Suggested edit: ALLEN DEVOL, went back to Tiverton, R. I. to marry his sweetheart Ruth Bennett in 1795. He then settled in Adams Twp., Washington County, Ohio. on a farm at Round Bottom. Rather they carved a farm out of the wilderness. They had seven children:- Simeon who lived opposite Coal Run; Lucinda who married Wayne Sprague and lived at Big Run in Adams Twp.; Daniel, lived below Beverly; Bennett lived in Zanesville; Elizabeth (Betsy Mason) lived opposite Lowell; Allen Jr. in Round Bottom; and CHARLOT who married GEORGE FLECK (Flick) Oct. 10, 1836, George Fleck was a grandson of the Swiss-German immigrant George Fleck (Flick), who served in The Rev. Army during much of that War. He had settled in western Maryland, was in "The Flying Camp".
History of Ellenwood - Wharton and 20 Allied Families, p. 726
RIN: MH:N184
Contributor: Bryn (48433777) • [email protected]
History of Ellenwood - Wharton and 20 Allied Families, p. 726
RIN: MH:N184
Contributor: Bryn (48433777) • [email protected]
Suggested edit: ALLEN DEVOL, went back to Tiverton, R. I. to marry his sweetheart Ruth Bennett in 1795. He then settled in Adams Twp., Washington County, Ohio. on a farm at Round Bottom. Rather they carved a farm out of the wilderness. They had seven children:- Simeon who lived opposite Coal Run; Lucinda who married Wayne Sprague and lived at Big Run in Adams Twp.; Daniel, lived below Beverly; Bennett lived in Zanesville; Elizabeth (Betsy Mason) lived opposite Lowell; Allen Jr. in Round Bottom; and CHARLOT who married GEORGE FLECK (Flick) Oct. 10, 1836, George Fleck was a grandson of the Swiss-German immigrant George Fleck (Flick), who served in The Rev. Army during much of that War. He had settled in western Maryland, was in "The Flying Camp".
History of Ellenwood - Wharton and 20 Allied Families, p. 726
RIN: MH:N184
Contributor: Bryn (48433777) • [email protected]
History of Ellenwood - Wharton and 20 Allied Families, p. 726
RIN: MH:N184
Contributor: Bryn (48433777) • [email protected]
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