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James M. Halliwill was the second born child of George and Jemimah (nee Matthews) Halliwill, Jr., was born in "Chippeway", now known as Doylestown, Ohio.
He descended from English antecedents and inherited the sturdy qualities which made the representatives of that nationality such a desirable element of our great American population. James grew into manhood on the Guilford township farm which he helped clear. And although his chances to receive an education in the old ax-hewn one-roomed school houses of that remote period were indeed limited, he made the most of every advantage and became in after years a well informed man, who was an influential father. His parents were well known as residents of Guilford Township in Medina County, Ohio prior to 3 November 1824.
George Jr. and his wife Jemimah purchased their family homestead in Guilford township on 6 February 1837. Here they followed their agricultural pursuit and farmed this land successfully using the methods prevailing at that early time and lived the quiet lives usual to people in sparsely settled neighborhoods and were finally gathered to the Father without blame or reproach. On 15 July 1837, George sold thirty-four acres of the said tract for three hundred dollars to Oliver Houghton. Fifteen year later, Oliver's step-daughter Mary Ann Lindsley (whom he raised from age one) married George's son, James M. Halliwell.
George and Jemimah purchased additional acreage on 2 June 1838. The family home and fifty-eight acres of the original tract was "sold" to sons Abraham, James M. and Edward D. on 2 November 1869. [Medina County Deed Book 27, p271.] James M. purchased his brother Edward's share on 16 May 1874 for six hundred dollars. [Medina County Deed Book 33, p85.] James was depicted as the owner of the said on the Medina County Atlas of 1874. His mother, Jemimah then age 72, was listed within his household as the assistant keeper of house on the July 1870 federal census as were his widowed sister Amanda Lance and five of her young daughters. James retained this said residence for many years where he continued the painstaking and careful regard for his mother's comfort through her widowed years, as well as nurturing his wife, Mary Ann, and their children. James later relinquished active farm work and sold the fifty-eight acre homestead (within one year after his mothers death) on 31 March 1877 to Michael Emigh [Medina County, Ohio Deed Book 35, p356].
Numerous Guilford township transactions are recorded in the Medina County deed books on behalf of James, prior to his removal to the Westfield township. After the 1896 death of his beloved wife, to whom he was married fifty-four years, he resided with his first born son and daughter-in-law, Chauncey and Sarah. James remained in this said household until his death, which occurred on 9 Jan 1901.
James purchased his family cemetery plot, which consisted of five lots in Mound Hill Cemetery on 8 Jan 1896. The lots are located in Southwest Section 2, Row 4, Lot 566. The original marker was replaced with a beautiful Grey roll of granite on a pedestal, which was installed in 1934, per the request of their son, George B. dec'd, (as depicted in his Last Will and Testament.) This replacement stone was removed from the final resting place of Floyd C. Halliwill (the son of George B.), which was been replaced with triple monument. Mary "Elizabeth" Cramer-Halliwill added a new inscription and Floyd's inscription appears on the underside. Inscription dates as acquired directly from monument read: James M. Halliwill 1821-1902 (1820-1901); Mary Ann Linley 1826-1896 (Lindsley.)
ESTATE -- Original documents are housed within the Medina County Probate Court, Case Number 6031, James M. Halliwill, Will, Filed January 24th. 1901.
CENSUS
1820 US Census, Chippewa Twp., Wayne Co., Ohio [Roll M33_93, p69]. HOLLWELL: George, Males: [2] age 0-9 (Abraham and James), [1] age 26-44 self, George. Females: [1] age 16-25 wife, Jemimah. [1] person engaged in agriculture. The family is listed eleven families prior to George's sister Nancy Ann Houtz's family.
1830 US Census, Chippeway, Wayne Co., Ohio [Roll M19_142, p151]. HOLAWAY: George - Males: [2] 5-10 (James & unknown), [1] 10-15 (Abraham), [1] 30-40 (George). Females: [2] 0-5 (Elizabeth & Jemima), [1] 5-10 (Mary Polly), [1] 20-30 (wife, Jemimah.)
1840 US Census, Guilford Twp., Medina Co., Ohio [Roll: 412, p219]. HALLIWELL: George, Occupation of 4 residents in Agriculture, total of 11 household residents. Males: [1] age 5-10 (Edward), [1] age 15-20 (James) [1] age 20-30 (Abraham), [1] age 40-50 (George). Females: [2] age 0-5 (Sarah & Juliette), [2] age 10-15 (Jemima & Amanda), [1] age 10-15 (Elizabeth), [1] age 15-20 (Mary Polly), [1] age 40-50 (wife, Jemimah).
28 Sep 1850 US Census, Guilford Twp., Medina Co., Ohio [Roll M432_709, p279B]. HALLOWELL: James age 30, born in Ohio, a laborer. Mary age 24, born in Ohio. Chauncey age 4, born in Ohio. Laura age 1, born in Oho.
18 Jun 1860 US Census, (LeRoy) Westfield, Medina Co., Ohio Guilford P.O. [Roll: M653_1007, p46]. Each member of the household was born in Ohio. HALLOWELL: J. M. age 40, farmer, personal value $210. Mary Ann age 34. Chauncey C. age 14, student. Louisa age 11, student. Loretta age 8, student. James age 6, student. Frank age 4, student.
9 July1870 US Census, Guilford Twp., Medina Co., Ohio [Roll M593_1241, p259B]. Each member of the household was born in Ohio unless noted. HALLIWELL: James M. age 50, farmer, Real Estate value $2700, personal property value $740. Mary Ann age 44, keeping house. Hannah age 18, domestic, student. James age 16, farm laborer, student. Frank age 14, student. George B. age 4. Jemima (mother) age 72, assistant keeper of house, born in Virginia. LANCE: Amanda (sister) age 40, keep house, personal value $198, can not read or write. (Amanda's children:) Clara age 15, assistant keeper of house, student. Cynthia age 10, student. Harriet age 7, student. Delphia age 4. Marrian N. age 1.
11 Jun 1880 US Census, Montville Twp., Medina Co., Ohio [Roll T9_1047, p379A]. HALLIWILL: James M. head, age 60, farm laborer, born in Ohio, father in Ohio, mother in Virginia. Mary A. wife, age 54, keeping house, born in Ohio, father in New York (New Jersey), mother in Pennsylvania. Frank L. son, age 23, single, farm laborer, born in Ohio. George B. son, age 14, farm laborer, student, born in Ohio. His daughter, Loretta proceeded this entry by a single page.
9 Jun 1900 US Census, Westfield Twp., Medina Co., Ohio [Roll T623_1302, 4B]. HALLIWILL, Chauncey 54, married 29 years, born Sep 1845 in Ohio,as were his parents, farmer, owns a farm free of mortgage, can read and write. Sarah A. wife 48, born Dec 1851 in Ohio, father in Pennsylvania, mother in Ohio, can read and write. Also in the household -- McQUISTON: William H., servant, 18, single, born Jun 1881 in Pennsylvania, as were his parents, farmer laborer unemployed three months, can read and write. HALLIWILL: James, father, 80, widowed, born Jan 1820 in Ohio, as was his father, mother in Kentucky, farmer, unemployed 12 months, can read and write.
James M. Halliwill was the second born child of George and Jemimah (nee Matthews) Halliwill, Jr., was born in "Chippeway", now known as Doylestown, Ohio.
He descended from English antecedents and inherited the sturdy qualities which made the representatives of that nationality such a desirable element of our great American population. James grew into manhood on the Guilford township farm which he helped clear. And although his chances to receive an education in the old ax-hewn one-roomed school houses of that remote period were indeed limited, he made the most of every advantage and became in after years a well informed man, who was an influential father. His parents were well known as residents of Guilford Township in Medina County, Ohio prior to 3 November 1824.
George Jr. and his wife Jemimah purchased their family homestead in Guilford township on 6 February 1837. Here they followed their agricultural pursuit and farmed this land successfully using the methods prevailing at that early time and lived the quiet lives usual to people in sparsely settled neighborhoods and were finally gathered to the Father without blame or reproach. On 15 July 1837, George sold thirty-four acres of the said tract for three hundred dollars to Oliver Houghton. Fifteen year later, Oliver's step-daughter Mary Ann Lindsley (whom he raised from age one) married George's son, James M. Halliwell.
George and Jemimah purchased additional acreage on 2 June 1838. The family home and fifty-eight acres of the original tract was "sold" to sons Abraham, James M. and Edward D. on 2 November 1869. [Medina County Deed Book 27, p271.] James M. purchased his brother Edward's share on 16 May 1874 for six hundred dollars. [Medina County Deed Book 33, p85.] James was depicted as the owner of the said on the Medina County Atlas of 1874. His mother, Jemimah then age 72, was listed within his household as the assistant keeper of house on the July 1870 federal census as were his widowed sister Amanda Lance and five of her young daughters. James retained this said residence for many years where he continued the painstaking and careful regard for his mother's comfort through her widowed years, as well as nurturing his wife, Mary Ann, and their children. James later relinquished active farm work and sold the fifty-eight acre homestead (within one year after his mothers death) on 31 March 1877 to Michael Emigh [Medina County, Ohio Deed Book 35, p356].
Numerous Guilford township transactions are recorded in the Medina County deed books on behalf of James, prior to his removal to the Westfield township. After the 1896 death of his beloved wife, to whom he was married fifty-four years, he resided with his first born son and daughter-in-law, Chauncey and Sarah. James remained in this said household until his death, which occurred on 9 Jan 1901.
James purchased his family cemetery plot, which consisted of five lots in Mound Hill Cemetery on 8 Jan 1896. The lots are located in Southwest Section 2, Row 4, Lot 566. The original marker was replaced with a beautiful Grey roll of granite on a pedestal, which was installed in 1934, per the request of their son, George B. dec'd, (as depicted in his Last Will and Testament.) This replacement stone was removed from the final resting place of Floyd C. Halliwill (the son of George B.), which was been replaced with triple monument. Mary "Elizabeth" Cramer-Halliwill added a new inscription and Floyd's inscription appears on the underside. Inscription dates as acquired directly from monument read: James M. Halliwill 1821-1902 (1820-1901); Mary Ann Linley 1826-1896 (Lindsley.)
ESTATE -- Original documents are housed within the Medina County Probate Court, Case Number 6031, James M. Halliwill, Will, Filed January 24th. 1901.
CENSUS
1820 US Census, Chippewa Twp., Wayne Co., Ohio [Roll M33_93, p69]. HOLLWELL: George, Males: [2] age 0-9 (Abraham and James), [1] age 26-44 self, George. Females: [1] age 16-25 wife, Jemimah. [1] person engaged in agriculture. The family is listed eleven families prior to George's sister Nancy Ann Houtz's family.
1830 US Census, Chippeway, Wayne Co., Ohio [Roll M19_142, p151]. HOLAWAY: George - Males: [2] 5-10 (James & unknown), [1] 10-15 (Abraham), [1] 30-40 (George). Females: [2] 0-5 (Elizabeth & Jemima), [1] 5-10 (Mary Polly), [1] 20-30 (wife, Jemimah.)
1840 US Census, Guilford Twp., Medina Co., Ohio [Roll: 412, p219]. HALLIWELL: George, Occupation of 4 residents in Agriculture, total of 11 household residents. Males: [1] age 5-10 (Edward), [1] age 15-20 (James) [1] age 20-30 (Abraham), [1] age 40-50 (George). Females: [2] age 0-5 (Sarah & Juliette), [2] age 10-15 (Jemima & Amanda), [1] age 10-15 (Elizabeth), [1] age 15-20 (Mary Polly), [1] age 40-50 (wife, Jemimah).
28 Sep 1850 US Census, Guilford Twp., Medina Co., Ohio [Roll M432_709, p279B]. HALLOWELL: James age 30, born in Ohio, a laborer. Mary age 24, born in Ohio. Chauncey age 4, born in Ohio. Laura age 1, born in Oho.
18 Jun 1860 US Census, (LeRoy) Westfield, Medina Co., Ohio Guilford P.O. [Roll: M653_1007, p46]. Each member of the household was born in Ohio. HALLOWELL: J. M. age 40, farmer, personal value $210. Mary Ann age 34. Chauncey C. age 14, student. Louisa age 11, student. Loretta age 8, student. James age 6, student. Frank age 4, student.
9 July1870 US Census, Guilford Twp., Medina Co., Ohio [Roll M593_1241, p259B]. Each member of the household was born in Ohio unless noted. HALLIWELL: James M. age 50, farmer, Real Estate value $2700, personal property value $740. Mary Ann age 44, keeping house. Hannah age 18, domestic, student. James age 16, farm laborer, student. Frank age 14, student. George B. age 4. Jemima (mother) age 72, assistant keeper of house, born in Virginia. LANCE: Amanda (sister) age 40, keep house, personal value $198, can not read or write. (Amanda's children:) Clara age 15, assistant keeper of house, student. Cynthia age 10, student. Harriet age 7, student. Delphia age 4. Marrian N. age 1.
11 Jun 1880 US Census, Montville Twp., Medina Co., Ohio [Roll T9_1047, p379A]. HALLIWILL: James M. head, age 60, farm laborer, born in Ohio, father in Ohio, mother in Virginia. Mary A. wife, age 54, keeping house, born in Ohio, father in New York (New Jersey), mother in Pennsylvania. Frank L. son, age 23, single, farm laborer, born in Ohio. George B. son, age 14, farm laborer, student, born in Ohio. His daughter, Loretta proceeded this entry by a single page.
9 Jun 1900 US Census, Westfield Twp., Medina Co., Ohio [Roll T623_1302, 4B]. HALLIWILL, Chauncey 54, married 29 years, born Sep 1845 in Ohio,as were his parents, farmer, owns a farm free of mortgage, can read and write. Sarah A. wife 48, born Dec 1851 in Ohio, father in Pennsylvania, mother in Ohio, can read and write. Also in the household -- McQUISTON: William H., servant, 18, single, born Jun 1881 in Pennsylvania, as were his parents, farmer laborer unemployed three months, can read and write. HALLIWILL: James, father, 80, widowed, born Jan 1820 in Ohio, as was his father, mother in Kentucky, farmer, unemployed 12 months, can read and write.
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James M. Halliwill was the second born child of George and Jemimah (nee Matthews) Halliwill, Jr., was born in "Chippeway", now known as Doylestown, Ohio.
He descended from English antecedents and inherited the sturdy qualities which made the representatives of that nationality such a desirable element of our great American population. James grew into manhood on the Guilford township farm which he helped clear. And although his chances to receive an education in the old ax-hewn one-roomed school houses of that remote period were indeed limited, he made the most of every advantage and became in after years a well informed man, who was an influential father. His parents were well known as residents of Guilford Township in Medina County, Ohio prior to 3 November 1824.
George Jr. and his wife Jemimah purchased their family homestead in Guilford township on 6 February 1837. Here they followed their agricultural pursuit and farmed this land successfully using the methods prevailing at that early time and lived the quiet lives usual to people in sparsely settled neighborhoods and were finally gathered to the Father without blame or reproach. On 15 July 1837, George sold thirty-four acres of the said tract for three hundred dollars to Oliver Houghton. Fifteen year later, Oliver's step-daughter Mary Ann Lindsley (whom he raised from age one) married George's son, James M. Halliwell.
George and Jemimah purchased additional acreage on 2 June 1838. The family home and fifty-eight acres of the original tract was "sold" to sons Abraham, James M. and Edward D. on 2 November 1869. [Medina County Deed Book 27, p271.] James M. purchased his brother Edward's share on 16 May 1874 for six hundred dollars. [Medina County Deed Book 33, p85.] James was depicted as the owner of the said on the Medina County Atlas of 1874. His mother, Jemimah then age 72, was listed within his household as the assistant keeper of house on the July 1870 federal census as were his widowed sister Amanda Lance and five of her young daughters. James retained this said residence for many years where he continued the painstaking and careful regard for his mother's comfort through her widowed years, as well as nurturing his wife, Mary Ann, and their children. James later relinquished active farm work and sold the fifty-eight acre homestead (within one year after his mothers death) on 31 March 1877 to Michael Emigh [Medina County, Ohio Deed Book 35, p356].
Numerous Guilford township transactions are recorded in the Medina County deed books on behalf of James, prior to his removal to the Westfield township. After the 1896 death of his beloved wife, to whom he was married fifty-four years, he resided with his first born son and daughter-in-law, Chauncey and Sarah. James remained in this said household until his death, which occurred on 9 Jan 1901.
James purchased his family cemetery plot, which consisted of five lots in Mound Hill Cemetery on 8 Jan 1896. The lots are located in Southwest Section 2, Row 4, Lot 566. The original marker was replaced with a beautiful Grey roll of granite on a pedestal, which was installed in 1934, per the request of their son, George B. dec'd, (as depicted in his Last Will and Testament.) This replacement stone was removed from the final resting place of Floyd C. Halliwill (the son of George B.), which was been replaced with triple monument. Mary "Elizabeth" Cramer-Halliwill added a new inscription and Floyd's inscription appears on the underside. Inscription dates as acquired directly from monument read: James M. Halliwill 1821-1902 (1820-1901); Mary Ann Linley 1826-1896 (Lindsley.)
ESTATE -- Original documents are housed within the Medina County Probate Court, Case Number 6031, James M. Halliwill, Will, Filed January 24th. 1901.
CENSUS
1820 US Census, Chippewa Twp., Wayne Co., Ohio [Roll M33_93, p69]. HOLLWELL: George, Males: [2] age 0-9 (Abraham and James), [1] age 26-44 self, George. Females: [1] age 16-25 wife, Jemimah. [1] person engaged in agriculture. The family is listed eleven families prior to George's sister Nancy Ann Houtz's family.
1830 US Census, Chippeway, Wayne Co., Ohio [Roll M19_142, p151]. HOLAWAY: George - Males: [2] 5-10 (James & unknown), [1] 10-15 (Abraham), [1] 30-40 (George). Females: [2] 0-5 (Elizabeth & Jemima), [1] 5-10 (Mary Polly), [1] 20-30 (wife, Jemimah.)
1840 US Census, Guilford Twp., Medina Co., Ohio [Roll: 412, p219]. HALLIWELL: George, Occupation of 4 residents in Agriculture, total of 11 household residents. Males: [1] age 5-10 (Edward), [1] age 15-20 (James) [1] age 20-30 (Abraham), [1] age 40-50 (George). Females: [2] age 0-5 (Sarah & Juliette), [2] age 10-15 (Jemima & Amanda), [1] age 10-15 (Elizabeth), [1] age 15-20 (Mary Polly), [1] age 40-50 (wife, Jemimah).
28 Sep 1850 US Census, Guilford Twp., Medina Co., Ohio [Roll M432_709, p279B]. HALLOWELL: James age 30, born in Ohio, a laborer. Mary age 24, born in Ohio. Chauncey age 4, born in Ohio. Laura age 1, born in Oho.
18 Jun 1860 US Census, (LeRoy) Westfield, Medina Co., Ohio Guilford P.O. [Roll: M653_1007, p46]. Each member of the household was born in Ohio. HALLOWELL: J. M. age 40, farmer, personal value $210. Mary Ann age 34. Chauncey C. age 14, student. Louisa age 11, student. Loretta age 8, student. James age 6, student. Frank age 4, student.
9 July1870 US Census, Guilford Twp., Medina Co., Ohio [Roll M593_1241, p259B]. Each member of the household was born in Ohio unless noted. HALLIWELL: James M. age 50, farmer, Real Estate value $2700, personal property value $740. Mary Ann age 44, keeping house. Hannah age 18, domestic, student. James age 16, farm laborer, student. Frank age 14, student. George B. age 4. Jemima (mother) age 72, assistant keeper of house, born in Virginia. LANCE: Amanda (sister) age 40, keep house, personal value $198, can not read or write. (Amanda's children:) Clara age 15, assistant keeper of house, student. Cynthia age 10, student. Harriet age 7, student. Delphia age 4. Marrian N. age 1.
11 Jun 1880 US Census, Montville Twp., Medina Co., Ohio [Roll T9_1047, p379A]. HALLIWILL: James M. head, age 60, farm laborer, born in Ohio, father in Ohio, mother in Virginia. Mary A. wife, age 54, keeping house, born in Ohio, father in New York (New Jersey), mother in Pennsylvania. Frank L. son, age 23, single, farm laborer, born in Ohio. George B. son, age 14, farm laborer, student, born in Ohio. His daughter, Loretta proceeded this entry by a single page.
9 Jun 1900 US Census, Westfield Twp., Medina Co., Ohio [Roll T623_1302, 4B]. HALLIWILL, Chauncey 54, married 29 years, born Sep 1845 in Ohio,as were his parents, farmer, owns a farm free of mortgage, can read and write. Sarah A. wife 48, born Dec 1851 in Ohio, father in Pennsylvania, mother in Ohio, can read and write. Also in the household -- McQUISTON: William H., servant, 18, single, born Jun 1881 in Pennsylvania, as were his parents, farmer laborer unemployed three months, can read and write. HALLIWILL: James, father, 80, widowed, born Jan 1820 in Ohio, as was his father, mother in Kentucky, farmer, unemployed 12 months, can read and write.
James M. Halliwill was the second born child of George and Jemimah (nee Matthews) Halliwill, Jr., was born in "Chippeway", now known as Doylestown, Ohio.
He descended from English antecedents and inherited the sturdy qualities which made the representatives of that nationality such a desirable element of our great American population. James grew into manhood on the Guilford township farm which he helped clear. And although his chances to receive an education in the old ax-hewn one-roomed school houses of that remote period were indeed limited, he made the most of every advantage and became in after years a well informed man, who was an influential father. His parents were well known as residents of Guilford Township in Medina County, Ohio prior to 3 November 1824.
George Jr. and his wife Jemimah purchased their family homestead in Guilford township on 6 February 1837. Here they followed their agricultural pursuit and farmed this land successfully using the methods prevailing at that early time and lived the quiet lives usual to people in sparsely settled neighborhoods and were finally gathered to the Father without blame or reproach. On 15 July 1837, George sold thirty-four acres of the said tract for three hundred dollars to Oliver Houghton. Fifteen year later, Oliver's step-daughter Mary Ann Lindsley (whom he raised from age one) married George's son, James M. Halliwell.
George and Jemimah purchased additional acreage on 2 June 1838. The family home and fifty-eight acres of the original tract was "sold" to sons Abraham, James M. and Edward D. on 2 November 1869. [Medina County Deed Book 27, p271.] James M. purchased his brother Edward's share on 16 May 1874 for six hundred dollars. [Medina County Deed Book 33, p85.] James was depicted as the owner of the said on the Medina County Atlas of 1874. His mother, Jemimah then age 72, was listed within his household as the assistant keeper of house on the July 1870 federal census as were his widowed sister Amanda Lance and five of her young daughters. James retained this said residence for many years where he continued the painstaking and careful regard for his mother's comfort through her widowed years, as well as nurturing his wife, Mary Ann, and their children. James later relinquished active farm work and sold the fifty-eight acre homestead (within one year after his mothers death) on 31 March 1877 to Michael Emigh [Medina County, Ohio Deed Book 35, p356].
Numerous Guilford township transactions are recorded in the Medina County deed books on behalf of James, prior to his removal to the Westfield township. After the 1896 death of his beloved wife, to whom he was married fifty-four years, he resided with his first born son and daughter-in-law, Chauncey and Sarah. James remained in this said household until his death, which occurred on 9 Jan 1901.
James purchased his family cemetery plot, which consisted of five lots in Mound Hill Cemetery on 8 Jan 1896. The lots are located in Southwest Section 2, Row 4, Lot 566. The original marker was replaced with a beautiful Grey roll of granite on a pedestal, which was installed in 1934, per the request of their son, George B. dec'd, (as depicted in his Last Will and Testament.) This replacement stone was removed from the final resting place of Floyd C. Halliwill (the son of George B.), which was been replaced with triple monument. Mary "Elizabeth" Cramer-Halliwill added a new inscription and Floyd's inscription appears on the underside. Inscription dates as acquired directly from monument read: James M. Halliwill 1821-1902 (1820-1901); Mary Ann Linley 1826-1896 (Lindsley.)
ESTATE -- Original documents are housed within the Medina County Probate Court, Case Number 6031, James M. Halliwill, Will, Filed January 24th. 1901.
CENSUS
1820 US Census, Chippewa Twp., Wayne Co., Ohio [Roll M33_93, p69]. HOLLWELL: George, Males: [2] age 0-9 (Abraham and James), [1] age 26-44 self, George. Females: [1] age 16-25 wife, Jemimah. [1] person engaged in agriculture. The family is listed eleven families prior to George's sister Nancy Ann Houtz's family.
1830 US Census, Chippeway, Wayne Co., Ohio [Roll M19_142, p151]. HOLAWAY: George - Males: [2] 5-10 (James & unknown), [1] 10-15 (Abraham), [1] 30-40 (George). Females: [2] 0-5 (Elizabeth & Jemima), [1] 5-10 (Mary Polly), [1] 20-30 (wife, Jemimah.)
1840 US Census, Guilford Twp., Medina Co., Ohio [Roll: 412, p219]. HALLIWELL: George, Occupation of 4 residents in Agriculture, total of 11 household residents. Males: [1] age 5-10 (Edward), [1] age 15-20 (James) [1] age 20-30 (Abraham), [1] age 40-50 (George). Females: [2] age 0-5 (Sarah & Juliette), [2] age 10-15 (Jemima & Amanda), [1] age 10-15 (Elizabeth), [1] age 15-20 (Mary Polly), [1] age 40-50 (wife, Jemimah).
28 Sep 1850 US Census, Guilford Twp., Medina Co., Ohio [Roll M432_709, p279B]. HALLOWELL: James age 30, born in Ohio, a laborer. Mary age 24, born in Ohio. Chauncey age 4, born in Ohio. Laura age 1, born in Oho.
18 Jun 1860 US Census, (LeRoy) Westfield, Medina Co., Ohio Guilford P.O. [Roll: M653_1007, p46]. Each member of the household was born in Ohio. HALLOWELL: J. M. age 40, farmer, personal value $210. Mary Ann age 34. Chauncey C. age 14, student. Louisa age 11, student. Loretta age 8, student. James age 6, student. Frank age 4, student.
9 July1870 US Census, Guilford Twp., Medina Co., Ohio [Roll M593_1241, p259B]. Each member of the household was born in Ohio unless noted. HALLIWELL: James M. age 50, farmer, Real Estate value $2700, personal property value $740. Mary Ann age 44, keeping house. Hannah age 18, domestic, student. James age 16, farm laborer, student. Frank age 14, student. George B. age 4. Jemima (mother) age 72, assistant keeper of house, born in Virginia. LANCE: Amanda (sister) age 40, keep house, personal value $198, can not read or write. (Amanda's children:) Clara age 15, assistant keeper of house, student. Cynthia age 10, student. Harriet age 7, student. Delphia age 4. Marrian N. age 1.
11 Jun 1880 US Census, Montville Twp., Medina Co., Ohio [Roll T9_1047, p379A]. HALLIWILL: James M. head, age 60, farm laborer, born in Ohio, father in Ohio, mother in Virginia. Mary A. wife, age 54, keeping house, born in Ohio, father in New York (New Jersey), mother in Pennsylvania. Frank L. son, age 23, single, farm laborer, born in Ohio. George B. son, age 14, farm laborer, student, born in Ohio. His daughter, Loretta proceeded this entry by a single page.
9 Jun 1900 US Census, Westfield Twp., Medina Co., Ohio [Roll T623_1302, 4B]. HALLIWILL, Chauncey 54, married 29 years, born Sep 1845 in Ohio,as were his parents, farmer, owns a farm free of mortgage, can read and write. Sarah A. wife 48, born Dec 1851 in Ohio, father in Pennsylvania, mother in Ohio, can read and write. Also in the household -- McQUISTON: William H., servant, 18, single, born Jun 1881 in Pennsylvania, as were his parents, farmer laborer unemployed three months, can read and write. HALLIWILL: James, father, 80, widowed, born Jan 1820 in Ohio, as was his father, mother in Kentucky, farmer, unemployed 12 months, can read and write.
Family Members
Siblings
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Abraham M. Halliwill
1819–1900
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Mary Halliwill McMullen
1822–1908
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Elizabeth J. Halliwill Wideman
1825–1913
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Jemima Halliwill Watkins - Gifford
1827 – unknown
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Amanda Halliwill Lance
1830–1917
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Edward Dawson "Ed" Halliwill
1834–1898
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Sarah Halliwill Lance
1835–1859
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Juliette Halliwill Kelley
1838 – unknown
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Louisa M. Halliwill Myers
1842–1918
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