Isaac was the 10th of 12 children of Owen & Hannah (James) Davis.
Hannah was Owen's 2nd wife. His father Owen's 1st wife was Sarah Owen, they had 5 children.
Isaac's full siblings were:
1. Meshach, 1764-1845, m. Ann Lewis, 8 ch
2. Elizabeth, 1765-1803, m. Daniel Ferrel, 1 dau
3. Evan, 1767-aft 1802, m. Elizabeth Joliff, 9 ch
4. Ruth, 1769-bef 1803, m. unk Brown, 1 son
5. Enoch, 1772-bef 1839, m. Catherine Shachlet, 5 ch
6. Hannah, 1774-unk, , m. Budd Gaskill
7. Susanna, 1776-bef 1803
8. John, 1779-unk, m. Elizabeth Archey
9. Lewis, 1782-1782
10. James, 1785-aft 1806, m. Susan Fiztgarle, 2 ch
11. Anna, 1790-unk, m. David Cole 8 ch
During the War of 1812 Isaac was a Private in the 12th US Infantry (12 Aug 1813 to 31 May 1815). From the pension application it appears Isaac may have received 160 acres of bounty land. More research needed on that.
Some info show that Isaac may have been engaged or even 1st married Susanna Cassady the daughter of Felix & Susanna Cassady.
Bible records and his widow's War of 1812 pension application that on 24 Sep 1835 show Isaac married a much younger Frances West (b. 1804) She was the daughter of Job & Mary (Gaston?) West.
Info shows that while in Luzerne twp, Fayette County Isaac had apprenticed himself to Jacob Webb to become a potter.
The 1850 census for Harrison Co, WC shows Isaac as a mechanic and the couple with their 3 children:
1. Marcellus J. b. 1828, d. aft 1869, did not marry
2. Owen Van Buren, b 1836, d. aft 1869, did not marry
3. Hannah Almeda, b. 1839, m. Wm H. West
s/o J Eli & Blanche (King) West
Hannah was Owen's 2nd wife. His father Owen's 1st wife was Sarah Owen, they had 5 children.
Isaac's full siblings were:
1. Meshach, 1764-1845, m. Ann Lewis, 8 ch
2. Elizabeth, 1765-1803, m. Daniel Ferrel, 1 dau
3. Evan, 1767-aft 1802, m. Elizabeth Joliff, 9 ch
4. Ruth, 1769-bef 1803, m. unk Brown, 1 son
5. Enoch, 1772-bef 1839, m. Catherine Shachlet, 5 ch
6. Hannah, 1774-unk, , m. Budd Gaskill
7. Susanna, 1776-bef 1803
8. John, 1779-unk, m. Elizabeth Archey
9. Lewis, 1782-1782
10. James, 1785-aft 1806, m. Susan Fiztgarle, 2 ch
11. Anna, 1790-unk, m. David Cole 8 ch
During the War of 1812 Isaac was a Private in the 12th US Infantry (12 Aug 1813 to 31 May 1815). From the pension application it appears Isaac may have received 160 acres of bounty land. More research needed on that.
Some info show that Isaac may have been engaged or even 1st married Susanna Cassady the daughter of Felix & Susanna Cassady.
Bible records and his widow's War of 1812 pension application that on 24 Sep 1835 show Isaac married a much younger Frances West (b. 1804) She was the daughter of Job & Mary (Gaston?) West.
Info shows that while in Luzerne twp, Fayette County Isaac had apprenticed himself to Jacob Webb to become a potter.
The 1850 census for Harrison Co, WC shows Isaac as a mechanic and the couple with their 3 children:
1. Marcellus J. b. 1828, d. aft 1869, did not marry
2. Owen Van Buren, b 1836, d. aft 1869, did not marry
3. Hannah Almeda, b. 1839, m. Wm H. West
s/o J Eli & Blanche (King) West
Isaac was the 10th of 12 children of Owen & Hannah (James) Davis.
Hannah was Owen's 2nd wife. His father Owen's 1st wife was Sarah Owen, they had 5 children.
Isaac's full siblings were:
1. Meshach, 1764-1845, m. Ann Lewis, 8 ch
2. Elizabeth, 1765-1803, m. Daniel Ferrel, 1 dau
3. Evan, 1767-aft 1802, m. Elizabeth Joliff, 9 ch
4. Ruth, 1769-bef 1803, m. unk Brown, 1 son
5. Enoch, 1772-bef 1839, m. Catherine Shachlet, 5 ch
6. Hannah, 1774-unk, , m. Budd Gaskill
7. Susanna, 1776-bef 1803
8. John, 1779-unk, m. Elizabeth Archey
9. Lewis, 1782-1782
10. James, 1785-aft 1806, m. Susan Fiztgarle, 2 ch
11. Anna, 1790-unk, m. David Cole 8 ch
During the War of 1812 Isaac was a Private in the 12th US Infantry (12 Aug 1813 to 31 May 1815). From the pension application it appears Isaac may have received 160 acres of bounty land. More research needed on that.
Some info show that Isaac may have been engaged or even 1st married Susanna Cassady the daughter of Felix & Susanna Cassady.
Bible records and his widow's War of 1812 pension application that on 24 Sep 1835 show Isaac married a much younger Frances West (b. 1804) She was the daughter of Job & Mary (Gaston?) West.
Info shows that while in Luzerne twp, Fayette County Isaac had apprenticed himself to Jacob Webb to become a potter.
The 1850 census for Harrison Co, WC shows Isaac as a mechanic and the couple with their 3 children:
1. Marcellus J. b. 1828, d. aft 1869, did not marry
2. Owen Van Buren, b 1836, d. aft 1869, did not marry
3. Hannah Almeda, b. 1839, m. Wm H. West
s/o J Eli & Blanche (King) West
Hannah was Owen's 2nd wife. His father Owen's 1st wife was Sarah Owen, they had 5 children.
Isaac's full siblings were:
1. Meshach, 1764-1845, m. Ann Lewis, 8 ch
2. Elizabeth, 1765-1803, m. Daniel Ferrel, 1 dau
3. Evan, 1767-aft 1802, m. Elizabeth Joliff, 9 ch
4. Ruth, 1769-bef 1803, m. unk Brown, 1 son
5. Enoch, 1772-bef 1839, m. Catherine Shachlet, 5 ch
6. Hannah, 1774-unk, , m. Budd Gaskill
7. Susanna, 1776-bef 1803
8. John, 1779-unk, m. Elizabeth Archey
9. Lewis, 1782-1782
10. James, 1785-aft 1806, m. Susan Fiztgarle, 2 ch
11. Anna, 1790-unk, m. David Cole 8 ch
During the War of 1812 Isaac was a Private in the 12th US Infantry (12 Aug 1813 to 31 May 1815). From the pension application it appears Isaac may have received 160 acres of bounty land. More research needed on that.
Some info show that Isaac may have been engaged or even 1st married Susanna Cassady the daughter of Felix & Susanna Cassady.
Bible records and his widow's War of 1812 pension application that on 24 Sep 1835 show Isaac married a much younger Frances West (b. 1804) She was the daughter of Job & Mary (Gaston?) West.
Info shows that while in Luzerne twp, Fayette County Isaac had apprenticed himself to Jacob Webb to become a potter.
The 1850 census for Harrison Co, WC shows Isaac as a mechanic and the couple with their 3 children:
1. Marcellus J. b. 1828, d. aft 1869, did not marry
2. Owen Van Buren, b 1836, d. aft 1869, did not marry
3. Hannah Almeda, b. 1839, m. Wm H. West
s/o J Eli & Blanche (King) West
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