Enlisted Sept. 2, 1861 at Bryan Ohio and was honorably discharged at Columbus, Ohio on June 29, 1863. Jahu married Adaline Merriman on Aug. 27, 1863 in Williams Co. Ohio.
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Centre (Center) Township Biographical Sketch:
Source - 'County of Williams, Ohio'; Weston A. Goodspeed, Charles Blanchard - F.A. Battey (pub.), 1882, Page 765 -
'J.E. BAILEY is a son of Alexander and Ann Bailey, who were natives of Pennsylvania; the former was born in 1810, the latter in 1807; they were married in Pennsylvania in 1833, where they resided until 1835, when they moved to Ashland County, Ohio, and after one year's residence moved to Williams County, Ohio; here they remained until 1865, when they removed to Missouri, where he died in 1872; she is still living there; their family comprised eight children. J.E. Bailey was born in Williams County, Ohio, March 15, 1843, where he has ever since resided. On August 27, 1863, he was married to Adaline Marriman, of Portage County, Ohio, where she was born, March 19, 1846. In 1865, he moved to Missouri and purchased property, remaining until 1875, when he returned to Williams County, Ohio, where he bought a farm, moved thereon, and remained until 1879; he then sold this property, removed to Melbern and engaged in mercantile business, continuing one year, when he purchased and occupied the farm he now has in Section 29. He has a family of three children - Effie R., Eva and Merrit H. Mr. and Mrs. Bailey are members of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Mr. Bailey was a soldier in the late war, in Company H, Thirty-eighth Ohio Volunteer Infantry, and served one year.'
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Centre (Center) Township Biographical Sketch:
Source - 'County of Williams, Ohio'; Weston A. Goodspeed, Charles Blanchard - F.A. Battey (pub.), 1882, Page 765 -
'J.E. BAILEY is a son of Alexander and Ann Bailey, who were natives of Pennsylvania; the former was born in 1810, the latter in 1807; they were married in Pennsylvania in 1833, where they resided until 1835, when they moved to Ashland County, Ohio, and after one year's residence moved to Williams County, Ohio; here they remained until 1865, when they removed to Missouri, where he died in 1872; she is still living there; their family comprised eight children. J.E. Bailey was born in Williams County, Ohio, March 15, 1843, where he has ever since resided. On August 27, 1863, he was married to Adaline Marriman, of Portage County, Ohio, where she was born, March 19, 1846. In 1865, he moved to Missouri and purchased property, remaining until 1875, when he returned to Williams County, Ohio, where he bought a farm, moved thereon, and remained until 1879; he then sold this property, removed to Melbern and engaged in mercantile business, continuing one year, when he purchased and occupied the farm he now has in Section 29. He has a family of three children - Effie R., Eva and Merrit H. Mr. and Mrs. Bailey are members of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Mr. Bailey was a soldier in the late war, in Company H, Thirty-eighth Ohio Volunteer Infantry, and served one year.'
Enlisted Sept. 2, 1861 at Bryan Ohio and was honorably discharged at Columbus, Ohio on June 29, 1863. Jahu married Adaline Merriman on Aug. 27, 1863 in Williams Co. Ohio.
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Centre (Center) Township Biographical Sketch:
Source - 'County of Williams, Ohio'; Weston A. Goodspeed, Charles Blanchard - F.A. Battey (pub.), 1882, Page 765 -
'J.E. BAILEY is a son of Alexander and Ann Bailey, who were natives of Pennsylvania; the former was born in 1810, the latter in 1807; they were married in Pennsylvania in 1833, where they resided until 1835, when they moved to Ashland County, Ohio, and after one year's residence moved to Williams County, Ohio; here they remained until 1865, when they removed to Missouri, where he died in 1872; she is still living there; their family comprised eight children. J.E. Bailey was born in Williams County, Ohio, March 15, 1843, where he has ever since resided. On August 27, 1863, he was married to Adaline Marriman, of Portage County, Ohio, where she was born, March 19, 1846. In 1865, he moved to Missouri and purchased property, remaining until 1875, when he returned to Williams County, Ohio, where he bought a farm, moved thereon, and remained until 1879; he then sold this property, removed to Melbern and engaged in mercantile business, continuing one year, when he purchased and occupied the farm he now has in Section 29. He has a family of three children - Effie R., Eva and Merrit H. Mr. and Mrs. Bailey are members of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Mr. Bailey was a soldier in the late war, in Company H, Thirty-eighth Ohio Volunteer Infantry, and served one year.'
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Centre (Center) Township Biographical Sketch:
Source - 'County of Williams, Ohio'; Weston A. Goodspeed, Charles Blanchard - F.A. Battey (pub.), 1882, Page 765 -
'J.E. BAILEY is a son of Alexander and Ann Bailey, who were natives of Pennsylvania; the former was born in 1810, the latter in 1807; they were married in Pennsylvania in 1833, where they resided until 1835, when they moved to Ashland County, Ohio, and after one year's residence moved to Williams County, Ohio; here they remained until 1865, when they removed to Missouri, where he died in 1872; she is still living there; their family comprised eight children. J.E. Bailey was born in Williams County, Ohio, March 15, 1843, where he has ever since resided. On August 27, 1863, he was married to Adaline Marriman, of Portage County, Ohio, where she was born, March 19, 1846. In 1865, he moved to Missouri and purchased property, remaining until 1875, when he returned to Williams County, Ohio, where he bought a farm, moved thereon, and remained until 1879; he then sold this property, removed to Melbern and engaged in mercantile business, continuing one year, when he purchased and occupied the farm he now has in Section 29. He has a family of three children - Effie R., Eva and Merrit H. Mr. and Mrs. Bailey are members of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Mr. Bailey was a soldier in the late war, in Company H, Thirty-eighth Ohio Volunteer Infantry, and served one year.'
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