Wife of George Drill (1787-1835)
George and Jemima Lakins Drill left Frederick County, Maryland in 1828 and settled in Harrison Township, Montgomery County, Ohio. George made the migration in a four-horse wagon and a one-horse carriage called a rockaway. He purchased 160 acres of land that was mostly Stillwater bottomland and cleared ten acres of timber for his homestead. Located on this acreage is the Drill Cemetery where both George and Jemima are buried as well as other family members.
George and Jemima were Protestant Episcopal by faith and the Ebenezer Methodist Episcopal Church was built on his land. George was a veteran of the War of 1812.
George was born October 7, 1787 and died on January 26, 1835. On November 13, 1813 he married Jemima Lakin in Frederick County, Maryland. Jemima was born on December 6, 1791 in Frederick County, Maryland and died on June 23, 1860. To this union were born nine children: Thomas, Daniel Lakin, Elizabeth, George Washington, Jacob Andrew, Sarah Ann, John William and Anne Rebecca.
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George and Jemima Lakins Drill left Frederick County, Maryland in 1828 and settled in Harrison Township, Montgomery County, Ohio. George made the migration in a four-horse wagon and a one-horse carriage called a rockaway. He purchased 160 acres of land that was mostly Stillwater bottomland and cleared ten acres of timber for his homestead. Located on this acreage is the Drill Cemetery where both George and Jemima are buried as well as other family members.
George and Jemima were Protestant Episcopal by faith and the Ebenezer Methodist Episcopal Church was built on his land. George was a veteran of the War of 1812.
George was born October 7, 1787 and died on January 26, 1835. On November 13, 1813 he married Jemima Lakin in Frederick County, Maryland. Jemima was born on December 6, 1791 in Frederick County, Maryland and died on June 23, 1860. To this union were born nine children: Thomas, Daniel Lakin, Elizabeth, George Washington, Jacob Andrew, Sarah Ann, John William and Anne Rebecca.
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Wife of George Drill (1787-1835)
George and Jemima Lakins Drill left Frederick County, Maryland in 1828 and settled in Harrison Township, Montgomery County, Ohio. George made the migration in a four-horse wagon and a one-horse carriage called a rockaway. He purchased 160 acres of land that was mostly Stillwater bottomland and cleared ten acres of timber for his homestead. Located on this acreage is the Drill Cemetery where both George and Jemima are buried as well as other family members.
George and Jemima were Protestant Episcopal by faith and the Ebenezer Methodist Episcopal Church was built on his land. George was a veteran of the War of 1812.
George was born October 7, 1787 and died on January 26, 1835. On November 13, 1813 he married Jemima Lakin in Frederick County, Maryland. Jemima was born on December 6, 1791 in Frederick County, Maryland and died on June 23, 1860. To this union were born nine children: Thomas, Daniel Lakin, Elizabeth, George Washington, Jacob Andrew, Sarah Ann, John William and Anne Rebecca.
http://www.icudayton.com/
George and Jemima Lakins Drill left Frederick County, Maryland in 1828 and settled in Harrison Township, Montgomery County, Ohio. George made the migration in a four-horse wagon and a one-horse carriage called a rockaway. He purchased 160 acres of land that was mostly Stillwater bottomland and cleared ten acres of timber for his homestead. Located on this acreage is the Drill Cemetery where both George and Jemima are buried as well as other family members.
George and Jemima were Protestant Episcopal by faith and the Ebenezer Methodist Episcopal Church was built on his land. George was a veteran of the War of 1812.
George was born October 7, 1787 and died on January 26, 1835. On November 13, 1813 he married Jemima Lakin in Frederick County, Maryland. Jemima was born on December 6, 1791 in Frederick County, Maryland and died on June 23, 1860. To this union were born nine children: Thomas, Daniel Lakin, Elizabeth, George Washington, Jacob Andrew, Sarah Ann, John William and Anne Rebecca.
http://www.icudayton.com/
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