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1850 Census, Mallory Twp, Clayton Co., IA
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1850 Census, Mallory Twp, Clayton Co., IA
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1860 Census, Warren, Rockland Co., NY
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1860 Census, Warren, Rockland Co., NY
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1860 Census, Wayne Twp, Bartholomew Co., IN
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1860 Census, Wayne Twp, Bartholomew Co., IN
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Daniel Dunlevy, came to this county from Fayette Co., Pa., in 1805, and entered the land in this county on which he lived until his death, in June, 1842. He was then seventy-four years old. His wife, Jane Maxwell, died April 10th, 1857; she was eighty-eight years old. They had seven children: three boys, James, John and William; four girls, Catharine, Nancy, Maria and Fanny.
Daniel Dunlevy owned the first distillery in the area.
COPY OF THE WILL OF DANIEL DUNLEVY.
The following is a copy of the last will and testament of said deceased:
"In the name of God, Amen. I, Daniel Dunlevy, of the township of Cross Creek, and county of Jefferson, in the state of Ohio, finding myself of sound mind and memory, but calling to mind the uncertainty of this life, and that it is appointed unto all men to die, do appoint and ordain this my last will and testament.
First. I commit my soul to God, who gave it, and my body to be buried in a suitable manner.
Second. I give, devise and bequeath to my beloved wife, Jane Dunlevy, in lieu of her dower, one-third part of the farm on which we now live, situate in Cross Creek Township, etc., to be under the direction of my executors, for her use during the time of her natural life, together with the new frame house in which we now live, and lot of grounds enclosed around it, for her future residence, if she shall choose to occupy the same; a Milch cow of her choosing, an ample support for one year after the time of my decease, from the produce then on the farm, and all my household and kitchen furniture except such articles as may hereinafter be otherwise disposed of.
Third. I give and devise to my grandson, James Vorhes, one bay mare now called his, and to be his from this time. Forty acres of land, being part of my quarter section, situate in Hancock County, Ohio, to be taken in an oblong square from the side adjoining eighty acres, now entered and to be deeded in his name at the land office, on condition that he shall securs a public road from the remnant of my quart? through his part, and the eighty acres that is entered in his name, to the creek, and all the contents of the northeast room except the bedstead, and all my clothing.
Fourth. I give and devise to my three grandsons, Daniel I. McConnell, Daniel Dunlevy, son of James Dunlevy, and Daniel Underwood, each fifty dollars; to my niece, Mary Irvine, ten dollars annually during the time of her natural life, and from my decease; to my son, James Dunlevy, thirty dollars annually for ten years after my decease, all of which to be paid out of the proceeds of the farm on which I now live, and my grandchildren are to receive the aforesaid sum as they respectively arrive at twenty-one years of age.
Fifth. I give and devise to my four daughters, Maria Patten, Nancy Underwood, Eliza McConnell, and Frances Brown, each an equal share of the one hundred and twenty acres that remain of my land in Hancock County, adjoining the heirs of Wm. Brown and others; also to each an equal share of all moneys due me on notes, book accounts, etc, after the payment of all my just debts out of said moneys. To Frances Brown, I devise the clock now standing in my front room. To Maria Patten, I devise Scott's Family Bible.
Sixth. I devise and bequeath to my son, John Dunlevy, the stim of five doflers; to my son, William B. Dunlevy, Josephus' Works, and the remnant of my library to be divided equally among my children.
Seventh. I give and devise to my son, William B. Dunlevy, all the balance and residue of my estate, real and personal, embracing the farm
Signed, published and declared by the above named Daniel Dunlevy. as and for his last will and testament, in presence of us, who at his request, have signed as witnesses to the same.
The Dunlevy's, Scotts, Patterson & Elliot were all family and friends. A Mr. Wilson of Fayette Co. Pa. sold land to the Scotts and Dunlevy's and many of the Dunlevy children's middle name were Wilson. As well as Daniel Dunlevy's father.
STEPHEN BROWN, ISAAC PHILIPPS THOMAS SCOTT.
A CODICIL TO THE FOREGOING WILL.
"Whereas, I, Daniel Dunlevy, of Jefferson County, and state of Ohio, have by my last will and testament in writing, duly executed, bearing date twelfth day of February, Anno Domini, one thousand eight hundred and thirty-nine, given and bequeathed certain legacies therein named, to Mary Irvine, Maria Patten (now deceased), James Vorhes, and Eliza McConnell.
Now, I, the said Daniel Dunlevy, being desirous of altering my said will in respect to the said legacies, do therefore, make this present writing which I will and direct to be annexed as a codicil to my said will and taken as a part thereof; and I do hereby revoke the said legacies by my said will given to Mary Irvine, Maria Patten, James Vorhes, and Eliza McCounell, and I do give to my daughter, Frances Brown, the whole of said legacies, except that Eliza McConnell shall have five dollars out of the proceeds of my land in Hancock County, and James Vorhes shall have the personal property given to him in the said will and twenty scres of land on the condition therein named; and I do ratify and confirm my said will in everything except where the same is hereby revoked and altered as aforesaid.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and seal this nineteenth day of May, one thousand eight hundred and forty-one.
(Seal) DANDEL DUNLEVY."
Signed, sealed and published by the said Daniel Dunlevy, of Jefferson County, Ohio, as and for a codicil to be added to and be considered a part of his last will and testament, in the presence of us, who have subscribed our names in his presence.
ISAAC PHILIPS, STEPHEN BROWN.
NOTE:--After a contest in court this will was set aside. Mr. John
Source of information on Daniel & Jane "Jennic" Maxwell from the book by Gwendolyn Dunlevey Kelly, Columbus Ohio published 1901.
Daniel D. Dunlevy the Sheriff of Jefferson Co. Oh.
RECORDS OF JEFFERSON COUNTY, OHIO INVENTORY OF ESTATES I
24 February l807 James DUNLEVY- dec. Executors: Daniel Dunlevy, Thomas ELLIOT and John MILLIGAN
Janes DUNLEVY, dee. Report made by Charles MAXWELL, Andrew ANDERSON and Isaiah WINTERS 12 March 1807
Daniel Dunlevy, was of light complexion, heavy set, about five feet tall. Very firm; his word was law. He spoke with a distinct Irish accent.
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1880 Census, Fannett Twp, Franklin Co., PA
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1860 Census, Fannett Twp, Franklin Co., PA
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1870 Census, Fannett Twp, Franklin Co., PA
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1880 Census, Fannett Twp, Franklin Co., PA
_John Francis KILLOUGH _+
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_John KILLOUGH _______________|
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| _Alexander MCCONNELL ___+
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|_Elizabeth "Betsy" MCCONNELL _|
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|_Hannah KILLOUGH _______+
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Wipert Family Tree on Ancestry.com
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Wipert Family Tree on Ancestry.com
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_Alexander "Alex" MCCONNELL _|
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1880 Census, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., PA
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1870 Census, Philadelphia , Philadelphia Co., PA
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1880 Census, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., PA