3rd generation of camblin
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Enoch Evans Camblin married Margaret Barrick
113. Enoch Evans Camblin was born 7 Feb 1793 in Amwell, Washington, Pennsylvania, a son of David Camblin and his wife, Sidney Evans. Enoch Camblin married Margaret Barrick on 9 Jul 1815 in Columbiana County, Ohio. She was born 29 Oct 1791 in Frederick county, Maryland, a daughter of Johann Jacob Barrick (1752-1830) and his wife, Susanna Margaretha Stull (1750-1840). Enoch died 24 May 1839 in Grant county, Indiana and was buried at Doyle cemetery, Grant county, Indiana. Margaret died 19 Apr 1879 in Grant county, Indiana. They had twelve children:(1)
1131. Joseph Camblin, b. 23 Mar 1816, d. 18 Apr 1834
1132. Jacob Barrick Camblin, b. 4 Aug 1817, d. 29 Jun 1829
1133. David J. Camblin, b. 23 Feb 1819, d. 19 Apr 1889, m. Mary Ellen Duckwall
1134. Eleanor H. Camblin, b. 1 Nov 1820, d. 14 Sep 1847, m. Robert H. Burke
1135. Eliza Camblin, b. 6 Jul 1822, d. 29 Aug 1902, m. Isaac Anderson
1136. George Washington Camblin, b. 9 May 1824, d. 6 May 1913, m. Rebecca Bradford
1137. Enoch E. Jr. Camblin, b. 26 Jan 1826, d. 18 Mar 1905, m. Sarah A. Lugar
1138. Jonathon B. Camblin, b. 22 Aug 1827, d. 5 Mar 1863, m. Sarah E. Golden
1139. Milton Camblin, b. 19 Apr 1829, d. 3 Nov 1896, m. Mary Jane Campbell
113A. Thaddeus Dodd Camblin, b. 13 Sep 1831, d. 22 Apr 1863, m. Mary Jane Lugar
113B. Mary Jane Camblin, b. 10 Jan 1834, d. 24 Mar 1861, m. Smiley E. Farr
113C. Margaret Mariah Camblin, b. 4 Aug 1837, d. 9 Jan 1850
Sources:
1. Family bible & family tree info from Gail Clayton.
Gail Clayton cites The Camblin Family Reunion by Mrs. Farr Collett. Van Buren News, Van Buren, Indiana, August 1909; History of Grant County, Indiana, 1886; Camblin Bible records; Wayne county, Ohio Marriage records; and other records.
Note: Margaret Mariah Camblin was born in Ohio; all the other children were born in Pennsylvania; George Washington Camblin was born in Washington county, Pa.
Enoch E. Camblin and Margaret Barrick were married in Amwell twp, Washington county, Pennsylvania, both 22 years old.
Jacob Barrick Camblin died in Pennsylvania. Most of the children were married in Grant county, Indiana between 1840 and 1853.
Mary Evans Camblin married David Fowler
114. Mary Evans Camblin was born 8 Mar 1795 to David Camblin and his wife, Sidney Evans. She married David Fowler on 2 Nov 1823 in Wayne county, Ohio.(1)
Source: Family bible & family tree info from Gail Clayton.
Gail Clayton cites The Camblin Family Reunion by Mrs. Farr Collett. Van Buren News, Van Buren, Indiana, August 1909; Camblin Bible records; Wayne county, Ohio Marriage records.
Eleanor Camblin married Isaac Baarrick
115. Eleanor Camblin was born 20 Oct 1796 in Monongalia County, Virginia [now West Virginia], a daughter of David Camblin and his wife, Sidney Evans. Eleanor married Isaac Barrick about 1815 in Monongalia County, Virginia. Isaac was born 6 Jan 1793 in Louden County, Virginia, a son of Johann Jacob Barrick (1752-1830) and his wife, Susanna Margaretha Stull (1750-1840). Eleanor died 22 Mar 1822 in Granville, Monongalia Co., Virginia, and Isaac married Mary Glass second. It is not known if Isaac and Mary had children. Isaac died 13 Dec 1880 in Cannon City, Rice Co., Minnesota. Isaac and Eleanor (Camblin) Barrick had these children:(1)
1151. Angeline Barrick, b. 16 Oct 1816, d. 3 May 1909, m. William Morgan
1152. Alpheus Camblin Barrick, b. 1 Sep 1818, d. 5 May 1895, m. Minerva Porter
1153. Nimrod Barrick, b. ca 1820, d. ca 1855, m. Catharine Rish
Sources:
1. Family bible & family tree info from Gail Clayton.
Gail Clayton cites The Camblin Family Reunion by Mrs. Farr Collett. Van Buren News, Van Buren, Indiana, August 1909; Camblin Bible records; and a rejected application for bounty lands and pension from the War of 1812 by Isaac Barrick #333990.
David Camblin married Margaret Dearinger
116. David Camblin was born 20 Apr 1798, a son of David Camblin and his wife, Sidney Evans. David married Margaret Dearinger on 17 Apr 1827 in Wayne County, Ohio. David died 6 May 1878 in Monongalia County, Virginia [now West Virginia ?? since 1860s??](1)
Sources:
1. Family bible & family tree info from Gail Clayton.
Gail Clayton cites The Camblin Family Reunion by Mrs. Farr Collett. Van Buren News, Van Buren, Indiana, August 1909; Camblin Bible records; Wayne county, Ohio Marriage records; and his death record.
Note: they were both 19 years old when married.
Sidney Camblin married Jonathan Morgan
118. Sidney Camblin was born 27 Nov 1802, a daughter of David Camblin and his wife, Sidney Evans. Sidney married Jonathan Morgan on 20 Jun 1820 in Wayne County, Ohio. She died 20 Sep 1837 in Cedar County, Iowa.(1)
Sources:
1. Family bible & family tree info from Gail Clayton.
Gail Clayton cites The Camblin Family Reunion by Mrs. Farr Collett. Van Buren News, Van Buren, Indiana, August 1909; Camblin Bible records; Wayne county, Ohio Marriage records; and her gravestone.
Note: he was 20 and she 18 years old when married. She was born in Wayne county, Ohio.(unconfirmed)
Lavina Camblin married Jeremiah Whitenack
122. Lavina Camblin was born 16 Jan 1808 in Pennsylvania,(3,4) a daughter of George Camblin and his wife, Eleanor Llewellyn.(1) Lavina married Jeremiah Whitenack on 26 Jun 1828 in Warren County, Ohio.(2,1) He was born 19 Oct 1802 in Somerset County, New Jersey.(1) Lavina died 12 Mar 1882.(4) They had one known child:(1,3)
1221. John C. Whitenack, b. ca 1830, m. Mahala S. (?)
Sources:
1. History of Darke County, Ohio; 1880, page 660
2. Marriage Records, volume 1, page 359; Warren county courthouse, Ohio
3. U.S. census records, 1850, 1860, Darke county
4. Death Records, vol 1, page 546; Probate Court; Darke county courthouse, Ohio
Note: Jeremiah Whitenack got the George Camblin family bible.
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"JEREMIAH WHITENACK, farmer and stock-raiser, Sec. 7; P.O. Arcanum. To the subject of this sketch we are pleased to accord a place in the front ranks of the early pioneers of Darke Co.; he was born in Somerset Co., N.J., Oct. 19, 1802; he assisted his father in the labors of the farm, and removed with his parents to Warren Co., Ohio, in 1823, and still continued to assist his father in farming and weaving till 1828. He was united in marriage, June 26 of the same year, to Miss Lavina, daughter of George and Elenore Camblin, residents of Pennsylvania; one child has been given to this union, viz., John C., whose sketch appears in this work. Mr. Whitenack settled in Darke Co. in 1837, upon 68 acres of land where he still resides. He and his wife are members of the Reformed Church, and are greatly interested in the advancement of the Christian religion, and have born the cross for upward of fifty years; his house has been the house of God, where his neighbors congregated to worship their Maker in their wilderness home. In the year 1858, the parents of Mrs. Whitenack, becoming old and infirm, came to her home and lived with her until their death; Mr. Camblin died at the age of 81 years and Mrs. Camblin at the age of 73."
History of Darke County, Ohio 1880 by W.H. Beers page 660
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Lavina Camblin md. Jeremiah Whitenack 6/26/1828
Marriage Records, volume 1, page 359; Warren county courthouse, Ohio
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Caemlin, Lavina md. Whitenack, Joseph 6/26/1828 1 359 #3087
Family, Bible, Marriage & Cemetery Records of Warren County, Ohio, Volume 6, page 12
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#206 Whitenack, Livina born Penn. Age 86-2-27 died 1882 Mar 12
cause Lung Fever resided Twin township
Death Records, volume 1 page 546
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1850 U.S. census; Darke county, Ohio; Twin township; page 217
Jeremiah Whiteneck 47 N Jersey Farmer 1200 #183
Lovina Whiteneck 42 Penn.
John Whiteneck 20 Ohio Farmer
Daniel Robins 5 "
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1860 U.S. census; Darke county, Ohio; Twin township; page 43
Jeramiah Whitnack 57 New Jersey Farmer 3000/400 P.O. Arcanum # 610
Levina Whitnack 52 Penn
Daniel Robbins 16 Indiana attended school
Mary E Robbins 9 Ohio "
George Cambrin 79 Penn Farmer
Son John C Whitenack lived 7 houses away.
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Real Estate Index; Twin township; Township 8 Range 3 Section 7
68.48 Acres, W1/2 SE1/4
Deed Feb 9 1836 Frederick W Briney to John McEowen Book F1 page 288
Deed Jan 6 1837 John McEowen to Jeremiah Whitnack G1 569
Mort Dec 1 1884 Jeremiah Whitacre to John Smith 50 60 cancelled
Mort Jan 14 1886 Jeremiah Whitenack to Donavan Robeison 53 89 cancelled
Dec 28 1888 "
Recorder's Office; Darke county, Ohio
Cephas Dodd Camblin married Delilah Ball, then Hannah Briney
123. Cephas Dodd Camblin was born 3 Mar 1809 in Washington County, Pennsylvania,(16,3) a son of George Camblin and his wife, Eleanor Llewellyn.(1,13) Cephas married Delilah Ball on 24 Oct 1832 in Warren county, Ohio.(15,16,3) She was born 12 Sep 1811 and died 23 Feb 1837.(16,3) Cephas married Hannah Briney second, on 5 Jan 1841 in Darke County, Ohio.(2,16,3,6) Hannah was born 7 Dec 1821 in Darke County, Ohio,(6,7) a daughter of John D. Briney and his wife, Jane Schenck.(14) Cephas died 14 Feb 1887 near Selma, Iowa [in Village Township in Van Buren Co.](4,7,6,3) and was buried at Mt. Moriah Cemetery.(5,3) Hannah died 2 Aug 1900 near Douds, Iowa.(8,7,6,5) Cephas and Hannah are buried at Mt. Moriah Cemetery.(5,9,6,7) Cephas Dodd Camblin and his first wife, Delilah Ball, had two known children:
1231. Elizabeth Ellen Camblin, b. 12 Aug 1836, d. 24 Feb 1867, m. B. R. Russell.(4,5,10,2)
1232. unknown Camblin, d. before 1878.(16)
Cephas Camblin and his second wife, Hannah Briney, had eleven children:(1,4,16,11)
1233. Sarah W. Camblin, b. 1 May 1842, d. 17 Oct 1917, m. James Lisle
1234. Asbury Camblin, b. 12 Jan 1844, d. 6 Apr 1925, m. Samantha Herriman
1235. Mary Camblin, b. 27 Aug 1845, d. 1 Jul 1931, m. Isaac S. Davis
1236. Jane (Jennie B) Camblin, b. ca 1849, d. ca 1900-1931, m. John H. Felmlee
1237. Martha (Mattie C) Camblin, b. ca 1850, d. ca 1918-1931, m. Richard Price
1238. Delilah (Della) Camblin, b. 1852, d. after 1932, m. Samuel Finley
1239. Levina Camblin, b. 13 Jul 1853, d. 24 Sep 1856.(5,7)
123A. George Washington Camblin, b. 19 Nov 1856, d. 22 May 1932, m. Julie Ann Nicholson
123B. John D. Camblin, b. ca 1860, d. after 1932, m. Clara McElroy
123C. Alice May Camblin, b. 1866, d. after 1932, m. Mr. Fuller
123D. Son Camblin, died in infancy.(7)
Sources:
1. family records from Verla Nickle & elsewhere.
2. Marriage record #1148, Darke county courthouse, Ohio
3. obituary; The Birmingham Enterprise, Feb. 24, 1887.
4. Probate case #1771; Keosauqua courthouse
5. Tombstones & cemetery records; Mt. Moriah cemetery
6. obituary; Van Buren Republican, August 9, 1900.
7. obituary; Stateline Democrat, August 9, 1900, page 1.
8. Probate case #2604; Keosauqua courthouse
9. Death record; Vol 2, page 28, Keosauqua courthouse.
10. 1850 U.S. census, Montgomery county, Ohio; Jackson twp, page 356/7
11. 1860 U.S. census, Van Buren county, Iowa; Village twp, page 7/245.
12. 1870 U.S. census, "; ", page 25/392.
13. Will of George Camblin, Darke County, Ohio; August 20, 1861
14. Briney Families Coast to Coast by Esther Briney Chu, 1986
15. Marriages book 1, page 420, Warren county courthouse, Ohio
16. History of Van Buren County, Iowa, 1878 page 534
Mr. Camblin's father moved to Warren county, Ohio in 1812, where he grew up to manhood. ... Mr. Camblin came to this township in 1854. He purchased and operated the first reaper ever used in this township which was one of McCormack's first make of machines, ... Mr. Camblin endeared himself to his neighbors by many acts of kindness. In 1858 when corn was selling at one dollar per bushel, he had plenty, refused to sell it to speculators at any price, but did sell it out to his needy neighbors at 50 cents per bushel, often on credit even at that price, some of which he has never been paid.
Excerpted from his obituary.
"CAMBLIN, CEPHAS D., farmer, Sec. 15; P.O. Hickory; born March 3, 1809, in Washington Co., Penn.; in 1811, moved to Warren Co., Ohio; in 1828, moved to Montgomery Co., Ohio; in 1854, moved to Village Tp., Van Buren Co., where he now resides; farming has been his occupation. He married Delilah Ball Oct. 25, 1832; she was born Sept. 12, 1811, and died Feb. 23, 1837; they had two children; both are dead. On Dec. 5, 1840, he married Hannah Briney; she was born Dec. 7, 1821, in Warren Co., Ohio; they have had eleven children; two are dead; the living are Sarah C., Asbury, Mary, Jane, Martha, Delilah, George, John and Alice M. Members of the M.E. Church. He has 320 acres of land, valued at $10,000.
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History of Van Buren County, 1878, page 534
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Village township
"Uncle C D Camblin, at this writing, is very low and not expected to live. He does not recognize anyone.
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Birmingham Enterprise; Feb. 17, 1887; page 2 column 2
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Village township
" Last week we stated that Mr. C. D. Camblin was very low and not expected to live. He died on Monday evening and was buried at Mt. Moriah cemetery on Wednesday, and was followed to his last resting place by a large concourse of friends and relatives. Mr. Camblin was born in Washington county, Pa., on the 3rd of March, 1809 and was therefore nearly 78 years of age. Mr. Camblin's father moved to Warren county, Ohio, in 1812, where he grew up to manhood. He was married in 1834 to Miss Deliah Ball, by whom he had two children. In 1839 she died, and in 1840 he was married to his bereaved widow, whose name was Hannah Briney, and with whom he has lived nearly 47 years. Six girls and three boys were the fruits of the last marriage. The children are all married but the youngest daughter. Mr. Camblin came to this township in 1854. He purchased and operated the first reaper ever used in this township which was one of McCormack's first make of machines, and when harvesters came out he and one of his sons purchased the first one; and again they were the first to purchase and operate a binder in this vicinity. Mr. Camblin endeared himself to his neighbors by many acts of kindness. In 1858 when corn was selling at one dollar per bushel, he had plenty, refused to sell it to speculators at any price, but did sell it out to his needy neighbors at 50 cents per bushel, often on credit even at that price, some of which has never been paid. He had been an active and consistant member of the M.E. Church for nearly fifty years.
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The Birmingham Enterprise; February 24, 1887
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"Obituary of Mrs. Hannah Camblin
Mrs. Hannah Camblin, another of the early settlers of Van Buren county, died at the home of her son George Camblin, at Douds, Iowa, on Thursday, August 2, 1900, aged 78 years, 7 months and 25 days. Her maiden name was Briney. She was born in Drake county, Ohio, Dec. 7, 1821. She was married in Ohio to Cephas Camblin, Dec. 5, 1840. To this union eleven children were born four sons and seven daughters. Of these, two have departed this life. They came to Iowa in October 1854, and settled in this county near where Selma is now situated, where they lived for many years, and where her husband died Feb. 14, 1887. She formed a large acquaintance and was held in high esteem by all who were associated with her. She was a member of the Methodist Episcopal church for many years, having united with it when she was 16 years of age, and remained faithful during her life. She leaves to mourn for her, 3 sons, 6 daughters, 4 brothers and 2 sisters. The funeral took place on Friday, Aug. 3, 1900, Rev. G. W. Barber, of Farmington, conducting the service. She was laid to rest in Mt. Moriah cemetery.
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Keosauqua Republican; August 9, 1900
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"Died Mrs. Hannah Camblin
At the home of her son, George Camblin, near Douds, Ia., Aug. 2, 1900, Mrs. Hannah Camblin, aged 78 years, 7 months, 25 days. Deceased was born in Darke county, Ohio, Dec. 20, 1821. She grew to womanhood in the state of her nativity and was married to Cephas Camblin, Dec. 5, 1840. They came to Iowa in Oct. 1854, and settled near Stumptown, now called Selma, in Van Buren county, where they made their home for many years. Eleven children were born to them, four sons and seven daughters. Of these one son and one daughter have died. Her husband died on Feb. 14, 1887. When 16 years of age she united with the Methodist Episcopal church and remained a member until her death. She was one of those who helped to lay the foundation for our present happiness as a people. She enjoyed the confidence of her neighbors and lived not alone for her own comfort. She is survived by three sons, six daughters, four brothers and two sisters. The funeral took place on Friday, August 3, 1900, Rev. G. W. Barber of Farmington conducting the service. her body was laid to rest in the Mt. Moriah cemetery.
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The infant son of Mrs. Arthur Camblin of Douds died on Thursday, Aug. 2, 1900, and was buried at Mt. Moriah cemetery Aug. 3.
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Stateline Democrat; August 9, 1900; page 1
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"Last Will and Testament of Cephas D. Camblin Decd.
I Cephas D Camblin of Village Township Van Buren County Iowa, aged 74 years being of sound disposing mind and memory do make and publish and declare this to be my last will and testament hereby revoking all former wills by me at any time heretofore made.
I. After all my just debts and funeral expenses are paid I will and bequeath to my beloved wife Hannah Camblin for her use during her natural life or as long as she shall remain my widow all my property both real and personal, my desire being that she shall have free control of the same, and sell and dispose of such of the personal property from time to time as she may desire during her life time unless she shall remarry in which case the property shall be disposed of as hereinafter provided. I desire that during the time aforesaid that is during her life unless she shall remarry that my wife aforesaid shall have the full control and management of all my real estate for her use and benefit my intention being to provide a good home for her and that the old place may be preserved intact as the old home as long as she may live as my widow and this provision if accepted by her is to be in lieu of her one third of my property which the law would give her in the absence of any other arrangement by will.
II. At the death of my beloved wife Hannah Camblin or in the event of her remarriage, then and in that case her estate in my property shall terminate and I will and bequeath all of the real estate of which I may die seized and all the personal property that may remain upon the farm that is to say all of the original personal property that may have passed into my said wifes hands under this will and the proceeds of the same and the proceeds arising from the use of the real estate that may at the time aforesaid be undisposed of to my children and my grandchilden my desire herein being to bequeath and I do hereby bequeath all my property that may remain at the termination of my wifes estate as herein before provided to my children and my grandchild the daughter of Elizabeth Ellen Russell share and share alike that is to
say to my children Sarah Lisle Asburry Camblin
Mary Davis Martha Price
Jane Felmlee Delilah Finley
George Camblin John Camblin & Alice May Camblin and to my granddaughter Elizabeth Ellen Shanefelt who is the daughter of my daughter Elizabeth Ellen Russell to each of these an undivided one tenth part of all my estate as aforesaid without reference to any advancements heretofore made upon the conditions hereinafter stated
III. The condition upon which each one is given his or her share, in item two of this Will is that the will shall stand and that no suit shall be commenced or instituted either to prevent the proper proving and probate of the same or to set the same aside and annul the provisions after it has been proven. And it is my will and desire and it is so stipulated that should any proceedings be instituted by any one or more of the legatees herein to set this will aside or to prevent it being proved as aforesaid then and in that case such legatee or legatees heir or heirs shall be cut off and shall have no part of my estate and the share or shares thus forfeited shall go to and be distributed amongst the other legatees herein share and share alike
IIII. I hereby constitute and appoint my beloved wife Hannah Camblin as the sole executrix of this my Last Will and Testament with the express understanding and provision that in case she shall remarry and her estate herein be terminated then and in that case the executorship of this will shall be vacant and another executor shall be appointed as provided by law in cases of vacancy and it is expressly provided that as long as my said wife is executrix of this my last will and Testament that she need not give bond unless complications should hereafter arise that are not now foreseen that in the judgement of the court demand that she give bond
C D Camblin
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Probate case #1771; Will Book D, pp 97-99; Keosauqua, Iowa courthouse
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original papers in probate case #
" ADMINISTRATOR'S PETITION
STATE OF IOWA | SS. | In the matter of the Estate of
Van Buren County | | C D Camblin Deceased
In the Circuit Court of said County in Vacation
To the Honorable Circuit Court of said County
comes now, George Camblin, a resident of said county, and respectfully represents that on or about the 14" day of February, A.D. 1887, C.D. Camblin of said County, died testate, leaving at the the time of his death, the following heirs, to-wit:
0 Hannah Camblin widow aged about 67
1 Sarah Lisle daughter
2 Asbury Camblin son
3 Mary Davis daugher
4 Jennie B Felmlee daughter
5 Mattie C Price daughter
6 Delila Finley daughter
7 George Camblin son
8 J. D. Camblin son
9 Heir of Elizabeth E Russell decd | who was a daughter
she is married |
10 Alice M Camblin
all aforesaid heirs are of age and having at the time of his decease, personal property in this state which may be lost, destroyed or diminished in value, if speedy care be not taken of the same. To the end, therefore, that said property and debts may be collected and preserved, I respectfully request the appointment of Hannah Camblin with full power and authority to act as temporary Executrix herein according to law.
The total value of ---- --- Personal Property of said ("Real and" lined out decedent is about $1000.00.
Geo. Camblin
Subscribed and sworn to by Geo. Camblin before me, February 23" 1887. Alex Brown, Notary public
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"INVENTORY
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" STATEMENT OF HEIRS
NAMES RELATION AGE PLACE OF RESIDENCE
Hannah Camblin Widow 66 Selma Van Buren Co Ia
Sarah W. Lisle Daughter 44 Long Prarie Brown Co Neb
Asbury Camblin Son 42 Melburn Crawford Co Kan
Mary Davis Daug 41 Selma Van Buren Co Ia
Jane B Felmlee " 38 Greely Colorado
Martha Price " 37 Winterset Madison Co Ia
Delila Finley " 35 Alliston Wayne Co Ia
Geo Camblin Son 30 Selma Van Buren Co Ia
John D Camblin " 27 "
Alice M Camblin Daugh 21 "
Elizabeth Shanefelt GrandDau 30 New Lebanon Montgomery Co Ohio
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" Property Regarded as Exempt from Execution - Left in Hands of Widow
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The case is quite involved. This is only a small portion of the record.
Delila Finley lived in Allerton, Iowa.
Probate case #1771; original papers; Keosauqua courthouse, Iowa;
book 1, pages 266, 529
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Hannah Camblin,widow, died Aug. 2, 1900 at Douds, of old age; aged 78-7-25;
born Ohio, buried Mt. Moriah
Death records, Volume 2, page 28; Keosauqua courthouse, Iowa
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"Department of Health Vital Records Section State of Iowa
CERTIFICATION OF DEATH
Name Hannah Camblin Certif. No. 89-00-259
Date of Death August 2, 1900 Place of Death Douds Village Twp., Van Buren County
Date of Birth or Age 78 years Sex Female Date Filed May 29, 1901
Cause of Death Old Age. Additional information: Birthplace, Ohio, Widow,
Buried at Mt. Moriah Cemetery.
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Note: Hannah willed nearly everything to her son George, except for some small things to her daughter Alice M. Camblin. She died 8/2/1900. The will was dated 9/19/1888 and signed with her mark "x".
Probate case #2604, docket book 3, page 80
Will records; book E, page 52; Keosauqua courthouse
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Cephas Dodd Camblin & Delila Ball 10/24/1832
Marriages book 1 page 420; Warren County courthouse, Ohio; also on
microfilm #384262-71 at Salt Lake City
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Cephas S Camblin + Delila Ball 10/14/1832 (application)
Marriage records Volume 1, page 447, #4127; Warren county courthouse; Ohio
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1148 Cephus D. Camlin & Hannah Briney were legally
married on the 5th day of January 1841
By Joel Thomas J.P.
Darke County, Ohio, courthouse?
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Cephas D. Camblin & Hannah Briney 12/5/1840 Warren county??
microfilm #41094:214 at Salt Lake City
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Camblin, Cephas D. 2/14/1887 aged 77-11-11
Hannah, wife of C.D. 8/ 2/1900 78- 7-25
Cemetery Records of Van Buren county, Village township; Mt. Moriah, page 5
Keosauqua Public Library
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Camblin, Cephas D
Levina, daughter of C.D. & H. 9/24/1856 3-2-11
Iowa Cemeteries; Van Buren county; Volume 6; Mt Moriah
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Camblin, Aphas D. 1810-2/14/1887 Mt. Moriah cem. Douds
Hannah 1822-8/ 2/1900 "
Gravestones Records of Van Buren county, Iowa; page 2; WPA;
Iowa State Genealogical Soc.
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1850 U.S. census; Montgomery county, Ohio, Jackson township; page 356
Cephas Cambler 41 Pa Farmer 4000 family #1206
Hannah 28 Ohio
Elizabeth 16 " attended school
Sarah 9 " "
Asbury 8 " "
Mary 5 " "
Jane 4 "
Martha 1 "
Families of Aaron S Camblin (#1205, age 38) and George Camblin (#1203, 69)
lived nearby.
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1856 Iowa State census; Van Buren county; Village township; 7/22 page? 174
C.D. Camblin 40 Penn married Farmer
Sarah 36 Ohio "
Asbury m "
Sarah 14 "
Mary 11 "
Jane 9 "
Martha 6 "
Delila 4f "
Lavina 3f "
The family all were in Iowa one year.
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1860 U.S. census; Van Buren county, Iowa; Village township; P.O. Hickory
page 245; family # 40
C.D. Camblin 51 Pa Farmer 7200/1000
Hannah 38 Ohio
Sarah 18 " attended school
Asbury 16 " "
Mary 14 " "
Jane 12 " "
Martha 10 " "
Delila 8 " "
George 4 Iowa
John 1 "
the family of A.J. Camblin (age 43) lived nearby.
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1870 U.S. census; Van Buren county, Iowa; Village township; P.O. Hickory
page 392; dwelling # 186
Camblin Cephus D 61 Pennsylvania Farmer 8300/2710
Hannah 47 Ohio Keeping House
Martha 20 " At Home
Delilah 18 " "
George 14 Iowa Works on farm attended school
John 11 " attended school
Alice 4 "
Davis Isaac S 33 Pennsylvania
Mary 24 Ohio
Mary E. 9/12 Iowa born Sept.
The family of Aaron S Camblin (#188, age 53) lived nearby.
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1880 U.S. census; Van Buren county, Iowa; Village township; page 345 D
Camblin Cephus 71 Penn Penn Penn Farmer dwelling #111
Hannah 58 wife Ohio Ohio Ohio Keeping House
John 21 son Iowa Penn Ohio At Home
Allice 14 dau """
The family of George Camblin lived next door and Aaron lived in #163.
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1885 Iowa state census; Van Buren county; Village township; 4/23 page? 539
Cephas Cambelen 75 Penn N N Farmer T70 R11 S15 NW1/4 dwelling #17
Hannah 63 Ohio N N
Son George lived next door and Aron S. lived in dwelling #50.
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LDS data form - source History of Van Buren Co., Iowa, 1878
Cephas D. CAMBLIN
Birthplace: Washington Co., Penn. Birthdate: 3 Mar 1809
Death: 14 Feb 1887
Father: George CAMBLIN
Hannah CAMBLIN
Birthplace: Drake Co., Ohio Birthdate: 7
Death: 2 Aug 1900
Father: BRINEY
source pension form 8 April 1924, Gen. Services Admin.
Asbury CAMBLIN
Birthplace: Montgomery, Hamilton, Ohio Birthdate: 12 Jan 1844
Death: 6 Apr 1925
Father: Cephas D. CAMBLIN
Mother Hannah CAMBLIN
microfilm #935,379, batch 7504406#27
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Camblin, Cephas D., son of George Camblin, b. Mar 3, 1809, Washington Co., Pa.
Camblin, Cephas D, md. Delilah Ball 14 Oct 1832 Warren Co., Ohio
?? Camblin, Cephas D. md. Hannah Brinsky 07 Dec 1821 Darke Co., Ohio
LDS IGI, see above
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Note: Cephas made a jigsaw out of a sewing machine. (Does Jerry have that? Was it Cephas or George W. who made it?)
Cephas Dodd Camblin bought his farm of 320 acres from Mr. Walker in 1862 while still in Ohio. (Maybe Mr. Walker was in Ohio.)
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Father: John D. Briney ID: 4503 00 Sources
Birth: October 8, 1798 Place: 1
Marriage: October 20, 1820 Place: Warren County, Ohio 2,1
Death: January 5, 1882 Place: Mahaska County, Iowa 1
was buried at Roberts Cemetery, Mahaska County, Io
Parents: Daniel C. Briney and Catherina Weitzel 1
Mother: Jane Schenck 1
Birth: February 6, 1802 Place: 1
Death: August 10, 1888 Place: 1
was buried at Robert's Cemetery, Mahaska Co., Iowa
Parents: Roeliff (Ruliff) Schenck and Hannah Hageman 2,3
## Children Born Died Spouse
Hannah 12/7/1821 8/2/1900 Cephas Dodd Camblin 1
Solomon
Jacob Nancy Dimmitt
Mariah Tolaver Fara Striplin Minse
Charlotte Frank H. Richards
Washington infant
Aaron
Henry Sarah
Penina Joseph Fisher
Joel Elizabeth Roberts
Alexander Elizabeth Dorothy Fisher
Andrew Jackson Susannah Goode
Sources:
1. Briney Families Coast to Coast, Esther Briney Chu, 1988; page 110 ?
2. Warren County courthouse, Chancery Court, February, 1833
3. Marriage record, Warren county
Note: John D. Briney was a blacksmith, a farmer and a member of the Methodist church.
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Aaron Sibert Camblin married Elizabeth Smith
126. Aaron Sibert Camblin
was born about Nov 1816 (calc), 2,1,3
a son of George Camblin and his wife, Eleanor Llewellyn 4
A.S. Camblin married Elizabeth Smith 5
who was born 26 Dec 1822 2
A. S. Camblin died 17 May 1897; 3
Elizabeth died 30 Jun 1896, and they were buried at Mt. Moriah cemetery, near Douds, Iowa 2
A.S. Camblin and Elizabeth had these children:
1261. Elizabeth W. Camblin, b. 10 Feb 1842, m. John M. Walker 6,4
1262. Lavina J. Camblin 2
Sources:
1. Death Records; page 28; Keosauqua courthouse, Iowa
2. Iowa Cemeteries, Van Buren County; volume 6, page 8, Mt. Moriah
3. U.S. census, 1850, Montgomery county, Ohio; 1860, 1870, 1880 Van Buren county, Village township, Iowa; Iowa state census, 1856 Van Buren county, Village township
4. Other records
5. Family information from Gail Clayton
6. Obituary of Anna Laura Walker in the Meridith Scrapbook; Van Buren county, Iowa; available in Keo. Pub. Lib. or on microfilm in SLC.
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"Died, in his home at Selma, Monday morning, Mr. Cibet Camblin. His wife died about a year ago and since her death his daughter Mrs. Lib Walker has cared for him. He was buried at Mt. Moriah church Tuesday."
Keosauqua Rebuplican; May 27, 1897, page 2 column 3.
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Camblin, Aaron S. 81 Gardner May 15, 1897 Widower
Record of Deaths, page 28; Keosauqua courthouse, Iowa.
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Camblin, A.S. Died May 18, 1897 aged 80y 7m
, Elizabeth wife of A.S. Died June 30, 1896 Aged 73-6-5
Iowa Cemeteries; Van Buren County; volume 6, Mt. Moriah Cemetery, page 8
Keosauqua Public Library
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Camblin, A.S. 1811- 5/18/1897 Mt. Moriah, Douds
, Elizabeth 1823- 6/30/1896 "
WPA of Van Buren county at ISGS, Des Moines, Iowa
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Aaron S Comblin 38 Ohio Peadler dwelling #1205
Elizabeth " 26 "
Elizabeth " 8 " attended school
Lavina " 3 "
His brother Cephas lived next door and his father George lived two houses away.
1850 U.S. census; Jackson township, Montgomery county, Ohio; page 356
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A.S. Camblin 39 Ohio married Farmer all resident 1 year
Elisabeth Camblin 35 " "
Elisabeth " 14 "
Lovina J? " 9f "
Elizabeth Lafever & Katharine Passmore lived in same dwelling
1856 Iowa state census; Village twp, Van Buren county, Iowa; page 128
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A.J. Camblin 43 Iowa Farmer 1500/300 P.O. Hickory dwelling #124
Elizabeth 36 " cannot read or write
Elizabeth M. 18 " attended school
Lavina J. 13 "
S Creek 18m " Laborer
S. Davis 23m " "
H. Templeton 20m "
1860 U.S. census; Van Buren county, Iowa; Village township, page 7/245
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Camblin, Aaron S. 53 Ohio Farmer 3000/754 P.O. Hickory #188
Elizabeth 49 " Keeping House
Prenster, Walter 23 " Farm Laborer
Lavina J 21 " At Home
1870 U.S. census of Iowa; Van Buren county, Village township, page 25/392
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Aron S. Camblin 68 Ohio Notary Public
Elizabeth Camblin 62 "
1880 U.S. census; Van Buren county, Iowa; Village township, page 4/23 544
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Obituary of Laura Camblin, Daughter of A.S. and Elizabeth Camblin
Mary Ellen Camblin married David Olewine
127. Mary Ellen Camblin 2
was born 20 Feb 1819 in Ohio, 1,4
a daughter of George Camblin and his wife, Eleanor Llewellyn. 3
Mary Ellen married David Olewine
on 13 Apr 1857 2,4
He was born 10 Mar 1810 (calc) in Pennsylvania. 4,1
David Olewine had been previously married to Nancy (?) and the 1850 census shows nine children for the Olewines:
Daniel Olewine (aged 25 in 1860 census), Anthony Olewine (24 in 1860), John Olewine (21 in 1860), David Olewine (aged 10 in 1850), Manassah Olewine (male)(17 in 1860), Joseph Olewine (aged 6 in 1850), Elizabeth Olewine (13 in 1860), Sarah Olewine (11 in 1860), and Jacob Olewine (8 in 1860).
David Olewine died 22 Oct 1873; 4
Mary Ellen died about 1898. 4
David and Mary Ellen (Camblin) Olewine had one child:
1271. Clara Bell Olewine, b. 20 Feb 1858, d. ca 1926, m. Rev. W. M. Van Sickle 4,1
Sources:
1. U.S. census records, 1850, 1860, Darke county
2. Marriage records; Darke county courthouse, Ohio
3. Other records
4. Johann Werner Ohlwein 1756-1829 and his Descendants; Darke County Library
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Camben, Mary E. md. David Olivine Apr. 13, 1857
Darke County Marriage Records 1817-1865 A through Z; #6
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Mary Ellen Camblin was David Olwine's third wife. They had one daughter, Clara Bell, who married Rev. Van Sickle on July 10, 1901. Clara Bell died in Arcanum. Rev. Van Sickle lived from July 7, 1854 until 1934.
Johann Werner Ohlwein 1756-1829 and his Descendants; Greenville Public Library
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1850 U.S. census; Darke county, Ohio; Van Buren township; page 463
David Oldwine 39 Pennsylvania Farmer 1500
Nancy Oldwine 35 Virginia
Daniel Oldwine 15 Ohio Farmer
Antony Oldwine 13 "
John Oldwine 12 "
David Oldwine 10 "
Manassa Oldwine 8 "
Joseph Oldwine 6 "
Elizabeth Oldwine 4 "
Sarah An Oldwine 2 "
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1860 U.S. census; Darke county, Ohio; Van Buren township; page 211
David Olwine 50 Penn Farming 5000/850 P.O. Delisle dwelling #1206
Mary E Olwine 41 Ohio
David Olwine 25 " Carpenter
Anthony Olwine 24 " Farming
John Olwine 21 " "
Manassah Olwine 17m " "
Elizabeth Olwine 13 " attended school (has (1) after name ??)
Sarah A Olwine 11 " " (1)
Jacob? Olwine 8 " " (1)
Clarlell? Olwine 2 "
Phillip Lewellen George Camblin married Eliza Jane Weaver
128. Phillip Lewellen George Camblin
was born 14 May 1822 in Warrren County, Ohio, 1
a son of George Camblin and his wife, Eleanor Llewellyn. 2,3
Phillip married Eliza Jane Weaver 1-3
on 15 Apr 1841 in Montgomery County, Ohio. 1-3
She was born 12 Jan 1819 in Virginia. 1
Phillip Lewellyn George Camblin died 5 Nov 1874 in Jefferson County, Iowa; 1
Eliza Jane died 5 Sep 1888 in Holdrege, Phelps county, Nebraska 1
They had these children:
Born Died Spouse
1281. John Lewellen Camblin, b. 29 May 1842, m. Louisa B. Matthews 1,4
1282. Noah Camblin, b. 10 Mar 1844, m. Mary Lydia Hunt 1,4
1283. Eliza Jane Camblin, b. 8 Mar 1846, d. 10 Sep 1931 1,3
1284. George Washington Camblin, b. 23 Nov 1848, d. 21 Oct 1934 1,3
1285. William Henry Camblin, b. 3 Mar 1851, d. 4 Jan 1940, m. Minerva Jane Henderson 1,4
1286. Milton Camblin, b. 25 Jan 1853, d. 24 Dec 1929 1
1287. Manda Anna Camblin, b. 29 Apr 1855, d. 15 Apr 1928 1
1288. Josephus Camblin, b. 21 Sep 1857, d. 13 Oct 1881 1,3
1289. Charley Camblin, b. 10 Jan 1865 1
Sources:
1. LDS family group sheet submitted by Mrs James Jacobson, Idaho Falls
2. Will & Probate case of George Camblin, Darke County, Ohio; August 20, 1861
3. Other records from Gail Clayton and others
4. Marriage Records CD-ROM; U.S. and Canada; A-C; Austin Archives
Note: The first two children were born in Hamilton, Montgomery county, Ohio; the next three in Fulton county, Illinois and the last four in Jefferson county, Iowa. Mrs Jacobson cites "Family Record" as the source of her information. There is supposed to be an LDS sheet for the family of William Henry and Minerva Jane (Henderson) Camblin who were married Jan. 1882.
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WILLIAM HENRY CAMBLIN married MINERVA JANE HENDERSON at CHAFFEE CO JAN 18 1882
JOHN LEWELLEN CAMBLIN married LOUISA B MATTHEWS at CHAFFEE CO 12 MAR 1874
NOAH CAMBLIN married MARY LYDIA HUNT at LAKE CO 9 JUN 1876
Chaffee county, Lake county, Colorado
CD-ROM of U.S. and Canada Marriages; A-C; Austin Archives, Texas
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