Aged 44 years∼He married Sarah CHRISTINA Kincade in Pennaquanic Township, Morris County NJ ON 28 September 1812. In NJ he purchased property from Moses Ogden that was located in Franklin County Ohio. (An adjacent property was bought by John Banks at the same time. John Banks lived on that land for some time). They moved this way with 2 young sons and ended up settling here in Licking County on what is now Banks Hollow Road. He had a 160 acre farm at the now vacated end of Banks Hollow Road where it would have dead ended onto Floyd Boyer Road.
When they made Banks Hollow Road (1840s) his son Robert owned the property where present day Banks Hollow Road starts and dead ends. So the original road went through 2 Banks Farms. He was employed at the Mary Ann Furnace as well as farmed. He fathered 7 children that I know of. One daughter Eliza, was born in 1825 and is lost after the 1860 census.
I believe his full name to be James Lomis Banks. James Banks bought property from Moses Ogden. (This property was sold at auction after his death). In 1826 Licking County Tax records James Banks of Mary Ann Township was the taxpayer, he owned 2 horses and 2 cows. In 1828 J. Lomis Banks sold 60 acres of his farm. In all census and other records it was just Lomis. have seen several spelling of the name Lomis, Loomis, Lumas, Lumis, ect... One of his grandsons was named James Lomis Banks (one of Williams boys).
When they made Banks Hollow Road (1840s) his son Robert owned the property where present day Banks Hollow Road starts and dead ends. So the original road went through 2 Banks Farms. He was employed at the Mary Ann Furnace as well as farmed. He fathered 7 children that I know of. One daughter Eliza, was born in 1825 and is lost after the 1860 census.
I believe his full name to be James Lomis Banks. James Banks bought property from Moses Ogden. (This property was sold at auction after his death). In 1826 Licking County Tax records James Banks of Mary Ann Township was the taxpayer, he owned 2 horses and 2 cows. In 1828 J. Lomis Banks sold 60 acres of his farm. In all census and other records it was just Lomis. have seen several spelling of the name Lomis, Loomis, Lumas, Lumis, ect... One of his grandsons was named James Lomis Banks (one of Williams boys).
Aged 44 years∼He married Sarah CHRISTINA Kincade in Pennaquanic Township, Morris County NJ ON 28 September 1812. In NJ he purchased property from Moses Ogden that was located in Franklin County Ohio. (An adjacent property was bought by John Banks at the same time. John Banks lived on that land for some time). They moved this way with 2 young sons and ended up settling here in Licking County on what is now Banks Hollow Road. He had a 160 acre farm at the now vacated end of Banks Hollow Road where it would have dead ended onto Floyd Boyer Road.
When they made Banks Hollow Road (1840s) his son Robert owned the property where present day Banks Hollow Road starts and dead ends. So the original road went through 2 Banks Farms. He was employed at the Mary Ann Furnace as well as farmed. He fathered 7 children that I know of. One daughter Eliza, was born in 1825 and is lost after the 1860 census.
I believe his full name to be James Lomis Banks. James Banks bought property from Moses Ogden. (This property was sold at auction after his death). In 1826 Licking County Tax records James Banks of Mary Ann Township was the taxpayer, he owned 2 horses and 2 cows. In 1828 J. Lomis Banks sold 60 acres of his farm. In all census and other records it was just Lomis. have seen several spelling of the name Lomis, Loomis, Lumas, Lumis, ect... One of his grandsons was named James Lomis Banks (one of Williams boys).
When they made Banks Hollow Road (1840s) his son Robert owned the property where present day Banks Hollow Road starts and dead ends. So the original road went through 2 Banks Farms. He was employed at the Mary Ann Furnace as well as farmed. He fathered 7 children that I know of. One daughter Eliza, was born in 1825 and is lost after the 1860 census.
I believe his full name to be James Lomis Banks. James Banks bought property from Moses Ogden. (This property was sold at auction after his death). In 1826 Licking County Tax records James Banks of Mary Ann Township was the taxpayer, he owned 2 horses and 2 cows. In 1828 J. Lomis Banks sold 60 acres of his farm. In all census and other records it was just Lomis. have seen several spelling of the name Lomis, Loomis, Lumas, Lumis, ect... One of his grandsons was named James Lomis Banks (one of Williams boys).
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