Joel Jr. married Elizabeth Graham Nov. 24 1824 in Connecticut. They moved to Ohio around 1828. They had the following married children:
Mary A. (1826-1903) John J. Hoffman
Sylvester (1830-1897)
Harriet (1831-1910) m Hiram Headley
Emily (1835-1913) m George Clark
John Hiram (1846-1917) m Mary J. Manning
Joel Cyrus (1848-1922) m Nellie Bly Powell
NB: Joel Cyrus Ranney is NOT the Civil War vet who is buried in Franklin Co. Ohio. That Ohio Civil War Vet, Joel Harrison Ranney (1839-1917) was the son of Sylvester Ranney (born c. 1810), who was likely a brother of Joel Ranney Jr. Joel H. Ranney was NOT married, had no children, and was living in the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors home in Erie County Ohio in 1900 and 1910. In contrast, Joel Cyrus Ranney, who did have children, was living in Cloud County Kansas in 1900 and 1910, and there is no evidence he was in the Civil War.
Joel and Elizabeth had the following unmarried children:
Edwin (1837-1842)
Abiah (1839-1879)
Sarah (1841-1852)
Eliza (1843-1852)
His two older children, Sylvester Ranney and Mary Hoffman remained in Ohio, where they raised families.
His four youngest children, Harriet Headley, Emily Clark, John H Ranney, and Joel Cyrus Ranney moved to the Great Plains 1868-1880.
Main Source: Charles Collard Adams, Middletown Upper Houses 1908, NY) p. 274, supplemented and corrected by information from the descendants of John H Ranney and Mary Josephine Manning Ranney
Supplementary sources:
1850, 1860, 1870 US Census Ohio Franklin & Licking Co.
1870, 1880, 1900, 1910 US Census Kansas Republic & Cloud Co.
1870, 1880, 1900, 1910 US Census Nebraska Gage Co.
Mary A. (1826-1903) John J. Hoffman
Sylvester (1830-1897)
Harriet (1831-1910) m Hiram Headley
Emily (1835-1913) m George Clark
John Hiram (1846-1917) m Mary J. Manning
Joel Cyrus (1848-1922) m Nellie Bly Powell
NB: Joel Cyrus Ranney is NOT the Civil War vet who is buried in Franklin Co. Ohio. That Ohio Civil War Vet, Joel Harrison Ranney (1839-1917) was the son of Sylvester Ranney (born c. 1810), who was likely a brother of Joel Ranney Jr. Joel H. Ranney was NOT married, had no children, and was living in the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors home in Erie County Ohio in 1900 and 1910. In contrast, Joel Cyrus Ranney, who did have children, was living in Cloud County Kansas in 1900 and 1910, and there is no evidence he was in the Civil War.
Joel and Elizabeth had the following unmarried children:
Edwin (1837-1842)
Abiah (1839-1879)
Sarah (1841-1852)
Eliza (1843-1852)
His two older children, Sylvester Ranney and Mary Hoffman remained in Ohio, where they raised families.
His four youngest children, Harriet Headley, Emily Clark, John H Ranney, and Joel Cyrus Ranney moved to the Great Plains 1868-1880.
Main Source: Charles Collard Adams, Middletown Upper Houses 1908, NY) p. 274, supplemented and corrected by information from the descendants of John H Ranney and Mary Josephine Manning Ranney
Supplementary sources:
1850, 1860, 1870 US Census Ohio Franklin & Licking Co.
1870, 1880, 1900, 1910 US Census Kansas Republic & Cloud Co.
1870, 1880, 1900, 1910 US Census Nebraska Gage Co.
Joel Jr. married Elizabeth Graham Nov. 24 1824 in Connecticut. They moved to Ohio around 1828. They had the following married children:
Mary A. (1826-1903) John J. Hoffman
Sylvester (1830-1897)
Harriet (1831-1910) m Hiram Headley
Emily (1835-1913) m George Clark
John Hiram (1846-1917) m Mary J. Manning
Joel Cyrus (1848-1922) m Nellie Bly Powell
NB: Joel Cyrus Ranney is NOT the Civil War vet who is buried in Franklin Co. Ohio. That Ohio Civil War Vet, Joel Harrison Ranney (1839-1917) was the son of Sylvester Ranney (born c. 1810), who was likely a brother of Joel Ranney Jr. Joel H. Ranney was NOT married, had no children, and was living in the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors home in Erie County Ohio in 1900 and 1910. In contrast, Joel Cyrus Ranney, who did have children, was living in Cloud County Kansas in 1900 and 1910, and there is no evidence he was in the Civil War.
Joel and Elizabeth had the following unmarried children:
Edwin (1837-1842)
Abiah (1839-1879)
Sarah (1841-1852)
Eliza (1843-1852)
His two older children, Sylvester Ranney and Mary Hoffman remained in Ohio, where they raised families.
His four youngest children, Harriet Headley, Emily Clark, John H Ranney, and Joel Cyrus Ranney moved to the Great Plains 1868-1880.
Main Source: Charles Collard Adams, Middletown Upper Houses 1908, NY) p. 274, supplemented and corrected by information from the descendants of John H Ranney and Mary Josephine Manning Ranney
Supplementary sources:
1850, 1860, 1870 US Census Ohio Franklin & Licking Co.
1870, 1880, 1900, 1910 US Census Kansas Republic & Cloud Co.
1870, 1880, 1900, 1910 US Census Nebraska Gage Co.
Mary A. (1826-1903) John J. Hoffman
Sylvester (1830-1897)
Harriet (1831-1910) m Hiram Headley
Emily (1835-1913) m George Clark
John Hiram (1846-1917) m Mary J. Manning
Joel Cyrus (1848-1922) m Nellie Bly Powell
NB: Joel Cyrus Ranney is NOT the Civil War vet who is buried in Franklin Co. Ohio. That Ohio Civil War Vet, Joel Harrison Ranney (1839-1917) was the son of Sylvester Ranney (born c. 1810), who was likely a brother of Joel Ranney Jr. Joel H. Ranney was NOT married, had no children, and was living in the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors home in Erie County Ohio in 1900 and 1910. In contrast, Joel Cyrus Ranney, who did have children, was living in Cloud County Kansas in 1900 and 1910, and there is no evidence he was in the Civil War.
Joel and Elizabeth had the following unmarried children:
Edwin (1837-1842)
Abiah (1839-1879)
Sarah (1841-1852)
Eliza (1843-1852)
His two older children, Sylvester Ranney and Mary Hoffman remained in Ohio, where they raised families.
His four youngest children, Harriet Headley, Emily Clark, John H Ranney, and Joel Cyrus Ranney moved to the Great Plains 1868-1880.
Main Source: Charles Collard Adams, Middletown Upper Houses 1908, NY) p. 274, supplemented and corrected by information from the descendants of John H Ranney and Mary Josephine Manning Ranney
Supplementary sources:
1850, 1860, 1870 US Census Ohio Franklin & Licking Co.
1870, 1880, 1900, 1910 US Census Kansas Republic & Cloud Co.
1870, 1880, 1900, 1910 US Census Nebraska Gage Co.
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