¹SPECK, Isaac G., “The Genealogy of the SPECK and Benjamin Reed Families From 1754 to 1900,” (C.L. Speck, Job Printer, Dupont, Ohio 1901).
      ²Smith, Clifford Neal, "Federal Land Series, Land Patents Issued By the United States Government," (American Library Association, Chicago 1972).
      ^3 "Ohio Cemeteries,"  Editor, Maxine Hartmann Smith, (The Ohio Genealogical Society, Mansfield, Ohio, 1978).
      ⁴Morton, Alice Hayhurst., "Freeport Township Cemeteries, Harrison County, Ohio."  (Harrison County Genealogical Society, Inc., Cadiz, OH, 1988).
      ⁵Microsoft Terraserver, U. S. Geological Survey, April 14, 1994.
      ⁶Ibid., "Ohio Cemeteries."  

      ⁷Judge H. J. Eckley and Judge Wm. T. Perry, "Carroll and Harrison Counties,"  (The Lewis Publishing Company, Chicago and New York, 1921).
      ⁸SPECK, 1901.
      ⁹Ibid., "Ohio Cemeteries." 

     ¹⁰ibid., "Ohio Cemeteries."
     ¹¹Hanna, Charles, "Historical Collections of Harrison County, Ohio."
     ¹²Ibid., "Ohio Cemeteries."
     ¹³Harry Liggett, “Harrison County, Ohio Cemeteries," on-line ed., (Harrison Heritage,  Harrison County Genealogical Society). 

     ¹⁴"Harrison Heritage," Harrison County Ohio Genealogical Society.   

     ¹⁵Ibid., "Harrison Heritage."
     ¹⁶"County and Family Histories Ohio, 1780-1970," Carroll and Harrison Counties Vol I Chapter XVI, Churches of the County, (Family Tree Maker’s Family Archives, CD 450).  
     ¹⁷Gunning, Margaret, "The History of Freeport, Ohio From 1810 to 1900," Second Ed., (Lyle W. Gunning, 1991).
     ¹⁸Ibid., Gunning.
     ¹⁹Ibid., SPECK, 1901.
     ²⁰Ibid., SPECK, 1901.
     ²¹ibid., Morton.
     ²²Ibid., Morton.

     ²³Government Marker: "Everett Johnson, 1892-1970." Ohio Cpl. U.S. Army W.W. I. Nov. 7, 1892 - Aug. 24, 1970.
     ²⁴ibid., Morton.
     ²⁵ibid., Morton.
     ²⁶ibid., Morton.
     ²⁷ibid., Morton.
     ²⁸Bryant, Jeffrey W. Personal Ancestral File,  http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~bryajw/whealdon/index.htm#TOC
     ²⁹"Photocopy of personal photo belonging to the late Louise Westhafer Mellor," Urichsville, Ohio.

    ^29a"Clearfield Publishing Company, Clearfield, Pennsylvania,"  affiliate,  (Genealogical Publishing Company, uniting its publications and services (records, books and CDs) to the online Genealogical.com website, http://www.genealogical.com/)

     ³⁰William Thomas Hutchinson, "The Bounty Lands of the American Revolution in Ohio," Diss. Dissertation Submitted to the Graduate Faculty in Candidacy for the Degree of Doctor of Philoophy, Chapter 5.  June 1927, (Department of History, The University of Chicago.  Copyright 1979 by Judith H. Powell; reproduced in 1979 by Arno Press Inc.)
     ³¹Bureau of Land Management, United States Department of the Interior, 1849 C Street NW, Washington DC

    ³²1811 Tax List - Nottingham Township,Tuscarawas County, Ohio.
     ³³Moore, Andrew L., Correspondence, April 9, 2002. "Andrew L. Moore's Cadwallader Report."
     ³⁴"Early Ohio Tax Records,"  compiler, Powell, Esther Weygandt, (Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. 1985).

     ^34aLand Records, Book A, Recorder’s Office, Cadiz, Ohio
     ³⁵Ibid., Morton.
     ³⁶Hinshaw, William Wade, "Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, (OHIO), Vols. IV and V"  RECORDS, Washington D. C.
     ³⁷ USGENWEB, "Loudoun Co., Virginia to Ohio - Migration of Families"  http://www.rootsweb.com/~valoudou/ohio.htm#41.
     ³⁸Ibid., "Carroll and Harrison Counties."  

     ³⁹Ibid., "Carroll and Harrison Counties."

     ⁴⁰History of Belmont and Jefferson counties, Ohio, Chapter XXI; "History of the Towns and Townships of Carroll and Harrison Counties."
     ⁴¹The Freeport Press, copyright 2002  http://www.freeportpress.com/freeporthistory.htm.
     ⁴²Source: Louise Westhafer Mellor, Urichsville, Ohio, a fellow school-teacher friend of Pearl Cummins.
     ⁴³Ibid., Morton, Cemeteries.
     ⁴⁴Ibid., p 3. says they were living at the farm in 1988.
     ⁴⁵Ann Winder’s source: Charles A. Hanna, "Historical Collections of Harrison County, in the State of Ohio," Clearfield Company, 1900.
     ⁴⁶Ann Winders’ source: "The Report," (Ohio Genealogical Society, Vol. 39, Spring 1999).
     ⁴⁷Hinshaw,  p.1387,  RECORDS, p. 167. 

     ⁴⁸"Tuscarawas boundary line changes: as affecting boundary lines in Harrison County," Acts of Ohio, Year 1812 Volume 11, pages 011-014 Passed 1813/01/02, Amended; pages 026-026 Passed 1813/01/12, Effective 1813/02/01.
     ⁴⁹Ibid., "Carroll and Harrison Counties," Vol. I, Chapter XVI, pages 358-360.
     ⁵⁰"The Duttons of Pennsylvania Chronicle,"  http://genealogy.dutton.net/.
     ⁵¹"Quaker-Roots Mailing List May 26, 2003" Myfamily.com/Rootsweb.com/

     ⁵²Ibid., "Carroll and Harrison Counties,"  Vol. I, Chapter XVI, pages 358-360.
     ⁵³Ibid., "Carroll and Harrison Counties."
     ⁵⁴ibid., "Carroll and Harrison Counties." 

     ⁵⁵Ohio Historical Society, Columbus, Ohio.
     ⁵⁶Copyright, The National Survey, 1993, Chester, Vermont,
     ⁵⁷Ibid:, "Carroll and Harrison Counties," Vol. 1, Chapter IV, Early Settlement, p. 231.
     ⁵⁸Ibid., p. 231.
     ⁵⁹Ibid., "Carroll and Harrison  Counties."
     ⁶⁰Ibid., "Carroll and Harrison Counties," Vol. I, Chapter XXI, Miscellaneous Items of Interest.
     ⁶¹"Early Ohio Tax Records,"   Powell, Esther Weygandt, compiler,  Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. 1985.
     ⁶²Ibid., "Carroll and Harrison  and  Counties," Vol. 1, Indian Trails and Later Highways, p. 408. (Hulbert, A.B., “Indian Thoroughfares of Ohio” 1900.)
     ⁶³Ibid., Gunning, p. 61.
     ⁶⁴  The Unofficial Ohio State Highways Web Site , John Simpson, 2001

     ⁶⁵Works Progress Administration, established 1935, under Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal reform program.

     ⁶⁶Google Earth, Santa Clara, California

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