WikiTree - Ozier-52
Dau of John Ozier (d 1777 Newcastle, DE)
New Castle County, Delaware Wills, 1682-1800 Record about John Ozier
Name: John Ozier
Will Loc: St. Geo. Hd.
Will Made Date: 27 Nov 1777
Will Probate Date: 15, Dec. 1777
Will Book: L
Page: 51
Comment: Wife Elizabeth's father, Richard Hutchinson; dau., Mary; children, viz: Rachel, wife of Andrew Zelephone, Jacob, John, Perry, Rebecca, Joseph, Sarah and William. Exc. son, Jacob Ozier.
Rachel m. 1) Andrew or John Zillerfrow (d. 1778-1781) Issue: Sarah, Mary & John
Rachel m 2) Corp Andrew Meloan (FAG 20516885)
Issue: Permelia, Thomas Elizabeth, Andrew B, Isabella, Obadiah A, Alexander F, & Perry Obadiah.
Revolution - Andrew applied for and received pension S1828 in Calloway Co., Kentucky where he died in August, 1834. His widow, Rachael, also applied and received pension W27972. She died July 29, 1839. Her maiden name was Ozier (Orzier) and she had been married to a Yelefrau before marrying Andrew Malone (Meloan) in Maryland in 1781 or 1782.
Murray Ledger & Times
May 31, 2006
Additional information has come to the attention of the Murray Ledger & Times concerning the descendants of Revolutionary War veteran Andrew Meloan, whose grave in Murray City Cemetery was posthumously decorated with a gravestone by VFW Post 6291 on Memorial Day.
According to Frances Pennington of Houston, Texas, Meloan had lived in North Carolina, South Carolina and Mt. Sterling, Ky., after the war. He later moved to Murray where he died in 1834. Pennington said that it is assumed that his wife, Rachel Ozier Zillerfrow Meloan, is also buried in cemetery as well as Meloan's daughter, Permelia Meloan, and her husband, Robert Caldwell. Pennington said the cemetery is located on the site of the family's farm. Meloan's daughter, Rachel, married Harrison Peyton Utterback, founder of the First Christian Church in Murray in 1844.
Pennington said that Meloan is her fifth great-grandfather. Her daughter, Ann McKeel, lives in Murray as well as her son, Andrew McKeel, and his son, Eli McKeel; all direct descendants of Andrew Meloan. There are other Meloans buried in Murray City Cemetery as well, according to Pennington, and there could be other descendants still living in Murray-Calloway County bearing the family name.
http://murrayledger.com/news/local/clarification/article_8614b6bd-8724-5436-81a2-c51d4f59ad49.html
Dau of John Ozier (d 1777 Newcastle, DE)
New Castle County, Delaware Wills, 1682-1800 Record about John Ozier
Name: John Ozier
Will Loc: St. Geo. Hd.
Will Made Date: 27 Nov 1777
Will Probate Date: 15, Dec. 1777
Will Book: L
Page: 51
Comment: Wife Elizabeth's father, Richard Hutchinson; dau., Mary; children, viz: Rachel, wife of Andrew Zelephone, Jacob, John, Perry, Rebecca, Joseph, Sarah and William. Exc. son, Jacob Ozier.
Rachel m. 1) Andrew or John Zillerfrow (d. 1778-1781) Issue: Sarah, Mary & John
Rachel m 2) Corp Andrew Meloan (FAG 20516885)
Issue: Permelia, Thomas Elizabeth, Andrew B, Isabella, Obadiah A, Alexander F, & Perry Obadiah.
Revolution - Andrew applied for and received pension S1828 in Calloway Co., Kentucky where he died in August, 1834. His widow, Rachael, also applied and received pension W27972. She died July 29, 1839. Her maiden name was Ozier (Orzier) and she had been married to a Yelefrau before marrying Andrew Malone (Meloan) in Maryland in 1781 or 1782.
Murray Ledger & Times
May 31, 2006
Additional information has come to the attention of the Murray Ledger & Times concerning the descendants of Revolutionary War veteran Andrew Meloan, whose grave in Murray City Cemetery was posthumously decorated with a gravestone by VFW Post 6291 on Memorial Day.
According to Frances Pennington of Houston, Texas, Meloan had lived in North Carolina, South Carolina and Mt. Sterling, Ky., after the war. He later moved to Murray where he died in 1834. Pennington said that it is assumed that his wife, Rachel Ozier Zillerfrow Meloan, is also buried in cemetery as well as Meloan's daughter, Permelia Meloan, and her husband, Robert Caldwell. Pennington said the cemetery is located on the site of the family's farm. Meloan's daughter, Rachel, married Harrison Peyton Utterback, founder of the First Christian Church in Murray in 1844.
Pennington said that Meloan is her fifth great-grandfather. Her daughter, Ann McKeel, lives in Murray as well as her son, Andrew McKeel, and his son, Eli McKeel; all direct descendants of Andrew Meloan. There are other Meloans buried in Murray City Cemetery as well, according to Pennington, and there could be other descendants still living in Murray-Calloway County bearing the family name.
http://murrayledger.com/news/local/clarification/article_8614b6bd-8724-5436-81a2-c51d4f59ad49.html
WikiTree - Ozier-52
Dau of John Ozier (d 1777 Newcastle, DE)
New Castle County, Delaware Wills, 1682-1800 Record about John Ozier
Name: John Ozier
Will Loc: St. Geo. Hd.
Will Made Date: 27 Nov 1777
Will Probate Date: 15, Dec. 1777
Will Book: L
Page: 51
Comment: Wife Elizabeth's father, Richard Hutchinson; dau., Mary; children, viz: Rachel, wife of Andrew Zelephone, Jacob, John, Perry, Rebecca, Joseph, Sarah and William. Exc. son, Jacob Ozier.
Rachel m. 1) Andrew or John Zillerfrow (d. 1778-1781) Issue: Sarah, Mary & John
Rachel m 2) Corp Andrew Meloan (FAG 20516885)
Issue: Permelia, Thomas Elizabeth, Andrew B, Isabella, Obadiah A, Alexander F, & Perry Obadiah.
Revolution - Andrew applied for and received pension S1828 in Calloway Co., Kentucky where he died in August, 1834. His widow, Rachael, also applied and received pension W27972. She died July 29, 1839. Her maiden name was Ozier (Orzier) and she had been married to a Yelefrau before marrying Andrew Malone (Meloan) in Maryland in 1781 or 1782.
Murray Ledger & Times
May 31, 2006
Additional information has come to the attention of the Murray Ledger & Times concerning the descendants of Revolutionary War veteran Andrew Meloan, whose grave in Murray City Cemetery was posthumously decorated with a gravestone by VFW Post 6291 on Memorial Day.
According to Frances Pennington of Houston, Texas, Meloan had lived in North Carolina, South Carolina and Mt. Sterling, Ky., after the war. He later moved to Murray where he died in 1834. Pennington said that it is assumed that his wife, Rachel Ozier Zillerfrow Meloan, is also buried in cemetery as well as Meloan's daughter, Permelia Meloan, and her husband, Robert Caldwell. Pennington said the cemetery is located on the site of the family's farm. Meloan's daughter, Rachel, married Harrison Peyton Utterback, founder of the First Christian Church in Murray in 1844.
Pennington said that Meloan is her fifth great-grandfather. Her daughter, Ann McKeel, lives in Murray as well as her son, Andrew McKeel, and his son, Eli McKeel; all direct descendants of Andrew Meloan. There are other Meloans buried in Murray City Cemetery as well, according to Pennington, and there could be other descendants still living in Murray-Calloway County bearing the family name.
http://murrayledger.com/news/local/clarification/article_8614b6bd-8724-5436-81a2-c51d4f59ad49.html
Dau of John Ozier (d 1777 Newcastle, DE)
New Castle County, Delaware Wills, 1682-1800 Record about John Ozier
Name: John Ozier
Will Loc: St. Geo. Hd.
Will Made Date: 27 Nov 1777
Will Probate Date: 15, Dec. 1777
Will Book: L
Page: 51
Comment: Wife Elizabeth's father, Richard Hutchinson; dau., Mary; children, viz: Rachel, wife of Andrew Zelephone, Jacob, John, Perry, Rebecca, Joseph, Sarah and William. Exc. son, Jacob Ozier.
Rachel m. 1) Andrew or John Zillerfrow (d. 1778-1781) Issue: Sarah, Mary & John
Rachel m 2) Corp Andrew Meloan (FAG 20516885)
Issue: Permelia, Thomas Elizabeth, Andrew B, Isabella, Obadiah A, Alexander F, & Perry Obadiah.
Revolution - Andrew applied for and received pension S1828 in Calloway Co., Kentucky where he died in August, 1834. His widow, Rachael, also applied and received pension W27972. She died July 29, 1839. Her maiden name was Ozier (Orzier) and she had been married to a Yelefrau before marrying Andrew Malone (Meloan) in Maryland in 1781 or 1782.
Murray Ledger & Times
May 31, 2006
Additional information has come to the attention of the Murray Ledger & Times concerning the descendants of Revolutionary War veteran Andrew Meloan, whose grave in Murray City Cemetery was posthumously decorated with a gravestone by VFW Post 6291 on Memorial Day.
According to Frances Pennington of Houston, Texas, Meloan had lived in North Carolina, South Carolina and Mt. Sterling, Ky., after the war. He later moved to Murray where he died in 1834. Pennington said that it is assumed that his wife, Rachel Ozier Zillerfrow Meloan, is also buried in cemetery as well as Meloan's daughter, Permelia Meloan, and her husband, Robert Caldwell. Pennington said the cemetery is located on the site of the family's farm. Meloan's daughter, Rachel, married Harrison Peyton Utterback, founder of the First Christian Church in Murray in 1844.
Pennington said that Meloan is her fifth great-grandfather. Her daughter, Ann McKeel, lives in Murray as well as her son, Andrew McKeel, and his son, Eli McKeel; all direct descendants of Andrew Meloan. There are other Meloans buried in Murray City Cemetery as well, according to Pennington, and there could be other descendants still living in Murray-Calloway County bearing the family name.
http://murrayledger.com/news/local/clarification/article_8614b6bd-8724-5436-81a2-c51d4f59ad49.html
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