Named as the daughter of John Carlisle of Washington CO. Pa, in his will, and the first wife of Jeremiah Andrews.
Excerpt from BEERS Washington Co., Pa Biographies - 'Jacob Andrews' - "Jeremiah Andrews, son of Jeremiah was born 1790 , on the home farm in Smith Twp, where he was reared to agriculural pursuits, receiving a merger education at the common schools of the period. He was first married to a Miss Carlisle, of this county, whose children were, Jeremiah,(deceased, of farmer of Beaver county, Penn, who afterward moved to Columbiana county, Ohio) John C.(also a farmer of Beaver county, who lived in Columbiana county for a time afterward returning to Beaver county Penn where he died)and Isabella (deceased wife of William Nichols, a stone mason, who lived in Beaver county, Penn for some time, and then moved to Kentucky)The mother of these children died...and for his second wife,....Catherine Neiswonger"
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Microfilm listing located at the Hancock Co., courthouse place Rhoda's grave at this cemetery
Excerpt from BEERS Washington Co., Pa Biographies - 'Jacob Andrews' - "Jeremiah Andrews, son of Jeremiah was born 1790 , on the home farm in Smith Twp, where he was reared to agriculural pursuits, receiving a merger education at the common schools of the period. He was first married to a Miss Carlisle, of this county, whose children were, Jeremiah,(deceased, of farmer of Beaver county, Penn, who afterward moved to Columbiana county, Ohio) John C.(also a farmer of Beaver county, who lived in Columbiana county for a time afterward returning to Beaver county Penn where he died)and Isabella (deceased wife of William Nichols, a stone mason, who lived in Beaver county, Penn for some time, and then moved to Kentucky)The mother of these children died...and for his second wife,....Catherine Neiswonger"
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Microfilm listing located at the Hancock Co., courthouse place Rhoda's grave at this cemetery
Named as the daughter of John Carlisle of Washington CO. Pa, in his will, and the first wife of Jeremiah Andrews.
Excerpt from BEERS Washington Co., Pa Biographies - 'Jacob Andrews' - "Jeremiah Andrews, son of Jeremiah was born 1790 , on the home farm in Smith Twp, where he was reared to agriculural pursuits, receiving a merger education at the common schools of the period. He was first married to a Miss Carlisle, of this county, whose children were, Jeremiah,(deceased, of farmer of Beaver county, Penn, who afterward moved to Columbiana county, Ohio) John C.(also a farmer of Beaver county, who lived in Columbiana county for a time afterward returning to Beaver county Penn where he died)and Isabella (deceased wife of William Nichols, a stone mason, who lived in Beaver county, Penn for some time, and then moved to Kentucky)The mother of these children died...and for his second wife,....Catherine Neiswonger"
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Microfilm listing located at the Hancock Co., courthouse place Rhoda's grave at this cemetery
Excerpt from BEERS Washington Co., Pa Biographies - 'Jacob Andrews' - "Jeremiah Andrews, son of Jeremiah was born 1790 , on the home farm in Smith Twp, where he was reared to agriculural pursuits, receiving a merger education at the common schools of the period. He was first married to a Miss Carlisle, of this county, whose children were, Jeremiah,(deceased, of farmer of Beaver county, Penn, who afterward moved to Columbiana county, Ohio) John C.(also a farmer of Beaver county, who lived in Columbiana county for a time afterward returning to Beaver county Penn where he died)and Isabella (deceased wife of William Nichols, a stone mason, who lived in Beaver county, Penn for some time, and then moved to Kentucky)The mother of these children died...and for his second wife,....Catherine Neiswonger"
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Microfilm listing located at the Hancock Co., courthouse place Rhoda's grave at this cemetery
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