In 1840 she and Richard, ten of his children, plus his son Samuel and his wife and their four children were living on a farm in Fallsbury Township, Licking County, OH. (Samuel's wife was not recorded by the census taker, but surely she lived there.)
In 1850 she and Richard and four of his children--David, Richard, Eliza, and Mary--were living in Fallsbury Township, probably very close to this cemetery.
NOTE ABOUT THE VARNER CEMETERY:
The Varner cemetery is not nearly as big as it is shown on Google Maps. Or perhaps that is officially how big it is, and it was intended to be used as a family cemetery for many generations. But most of the Meek family moved away, and the only part ever used is the small clearing at the center of the Google Earth image I added.
In 1850 she and Richard and four of his children--David, Richard, Eliza, and Mary--were living in Fallsbury Township, probably very close to this cemetery.
NOTE ABOUT THE VARNER CEMETERY:
The Varner cemetery is not nearly as big as it is shown on Google Maps. Or perhaps that is officially how big it is, and it was intended to be used as a family cemetery for many generations. But most of the Meek family moved away, and the only part ever used is the small clearing at the center of the Google Earth image I added.
In 1840 she and Richard, ten of his children, plus his son Samuel and his wife and their four children were living on a farm in Fallsbury Township, Licking County, OH. (Samuel's wife was not recorded by the census taker, but surely she lived there.)
In 1850 she and Richard and four of his children--David, Richard, Eliza, and Mary--were living in Fallsbury Township, probably very close to this cemetery.
NOTE ABOUT THE VARNER CEMETERY:
The Varner cemetery is not nearly as big as it is shown on Google Maps. Or perhaps that is officially how big it is, and it was intended to be used as a family cemetery for many generations. But most of the Meek family moved away, and the only part ever used is the small clearing at the center of the Google Earth image I added.
In 1850 she and Richard and four of his children--David, Richard, Eliza, and Mary--were living in Fallsbury Township, probably very close to this cemetery.
NOTE ABOUT THE VARNER CEMETERY:
The Varner cemetery is not nearly as big as it is shown on Google Maps. Or perhaps that is officially how big it is, and it was intended to be used as a family cemetery for many generations. But most of the Meek family moved away, and the only part ever used is the small clearing at the center of the Google Earth image I added.
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