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     Aaron Kindle lived at Loudonville, Green Township, Ashland County, Ohio.¹ He was born in 1828 at Tuscarawas County, Ohio.¹ He married Ruth Castor, daughter of Conrad Castor and Anna McDaniel, on 16 June 1853 at Ashland County, Ohio.^2,3

     John Smith died at Colorado. He was born. He married Martha Castor, daughter of Conrad Castor and Anna McDaniel, on 17 February 1848 at Ashland County, Ohio.¹

     David Lee Snyder died. He was born at Indiana. He married Martha Castor, daughter of Conrad Castor and Anna McDaniel, on 7 August 1856.

     Louisa Webb was born in 1835.¹ She married Thomas E. Castor, son of Conrad Castor and Anna McDaniel, circa 1857 at Stark County, Ohio.² Her married name was Castor.² Louisa Webb was buried in 1890 at Old Perrysville Cemetery, Perrysville, Ashland County, Ohio.¹ She died in 1890.³

     Noah Castor was farmer at Ashland County, Ohio. He Politics; Democrate. He was born in 1758 or 1764 at Brock's Gap, Augusta County, Virginia; There is some dispute about his birth date and parents. If computed from his tombstone, he was born in 1764 and his father was Conrad Castor. There is evidence to support the theory that his father was Arnold Custer and he was raised by his grandfather, Conrad Castor. If that is so then he must have been born in 1758 because Arnold died in March of 1759.^1,2 He and an unknown person Noah is accepted by the DAR as a Revolutionary Soldier and is listed as such, .buried in Ashland County, in volume I of Duff's History of North Central Ohio. circa 1784.^3,4 He married Rebecca Matheny, daughter of Nathan Matheny, circa 1785 at Monongalia County, Virginia; Rebecca Matheny. Noah Castor appeared on the census of 2 August 1790 at Washington Twp., Allegheny County, Pennsylvania; One male 16 and over; one maile 1 to 16; and one female. Listed as Noah Custard.⁵ He appeared on the census of 4 August 1800 at Sewickley, Beaver County, Pennsylvania.⁶ He appeared on the census of 6 August 1810 at Sewickley, Beaver County, Pennsylvania; males: one under 10, one 10-15, one 16-25, one 45 and over; females: one 3 under 10, one 16-26, one 26-44.⁷ He migrated to; Thi part of Richland County became Ashland County in 1846.³ He Fact; sold two pieces of land, one to Issac Jones and the other to John Hull. He appeared on the census of 7 August 1820 at Green Twp., Richland County, Ohio; Males: one 9 or under, one 45 and over; female: two 10-15, one 45 and over.⁸ He died on 29 July 1829 at Green Township, Ashland County, Ohio.^1,9 He was buried after 29 July 1829 at Old Presbyterian Cemetery, Perrysville, Ashland County, Ohio.^1,9

     Nathan Castor was born in 1786 at Allegheny County, Pennsylvania.¹ He. He lived between 1809 and 1813 at Beaver Company, Pennsylvania. He married Freelove Castor, daughter of John Castor Sr., circa 1810. Nathan Castor lived between 1813 and 1820 at Armstrong County, Pennsylvania. He lived in 1820 at Wayne County, Ohio. He lived before 1836 at Hamilton County, Indiana. He owned; 160 acres, bought from the Government for $200. He died between 1840 and 1850 at Hamilton County, Indiana.

     Uriah Castor was born circa 1795 at Beaver Company, Pennsylvania. He married Betsy Hunter on 3 March 1824 at Richland County, Ohio.¹ Uriah Castor lived in 1830 at Salt Creek, Holmes County, Ohio. He lived in 1840 at Hamilton County, Indiana. He died on 10 December 1876 at Sherwood, Branch County, Michigan.

     Rachel Castor was born circa 1801 at Beaver Company, Pennsylvania. She married Joseph Gwinn circa 1834. Rachel Castor lived in 1850 at Cass County ., Michigan. She died after 1870 at Branch County, Michigan.

     Samson Castor was born circa 1804 at Beaver Company, Pennsylvania. He died before 1880 at St. Louis, Missouri.

     Ruth Castor was born on 29 November 1806 at Beaver Company, Pennsylvania. She married Datus Ensign Studley in 1830 at Greene Twp, Ashland County, Ohio. Ruth Castor died on 15 May 1872 at Lapel, Madison County, Indiana, at age 65. She was buried after 15 May 1872 at Woodward Cem., Lapel, Madison County, Indiana.

     Nancy Castor lived at Wayne Twp., Hamilton County, Indiana. She was born on 24 December 1807 at Beaver Company, Pennsylvania. She married Frederick Harger on 18 November 1825 at Ohio. Nancy Castor died on 20 February 1869 at Wayne Twp., Hamilton County, Indiana, at age 61. She was buried in 1876 at Prarie Baptist Church, Wayne Twp., Hamilton County, Indiana.

     Benjamin Castor Politics; before Lincolns nomination, he was a Democrat. After the nominatin, he was a Republican. He was farming. He was born on 16 September 1809 at Beaver Company, Pennsylvania.^1,2 He lived before 1814 at Beaver Company, Pennsylvania. He lived after 1814 at Green Twp, Richland County, Ohio. He married Elizabeth Van in 1829 at Ashland County, Ohio.³ Benjamin Castor appeared on the census of 1 June 1850 at Green Twp, Ashland County, Ohio; Benjamin, 42 is living with his wife: Elizabeth, 41, and children.⁴ He Land Grant; purchased 80 acres for $160.00.⁵ He appeared on the census of 1 June 1860 at Green Twp, Ashland County, Ohio; Benjamin, 51 is living with his wife Elizabeth and children: William, 17; Allen,14; and Catherine Monagan, 8.⁶ He married Louisa Herr on 28 January 1869 at Ashland County, Ohio. Benjamin Castor appeared on the census of 1 June 1870 at Green Twp, Ashland County, Ohio; Benjamin, 60 is living with his wife, Louisa, 40 abd daughter, Kate 19.⁷ He Land Grant; purchased 8.8 acres for $17.80.⁵ He appeared on the census of 1 June 1880 at Green Twp., Ashland County, Ohio; Benjamin, 71, is living wirh his wife, Louisa.⁸ He died on 14 December 1881 at Greene Twp, Ashland County, Ohio, at age 72.^3,2 He was buried after 14 December 1881 at Old Perrysville Cem., Perrysville, Ashland County, Ohio.^3,2

     Rebecca Matheny was born on 12 February 1767 at Pennsylvania. She married Noah Castor, son of Conrad Custer and Susannah Adams, circa 1785 at Monongalia County, Virginia; Rebecca Matheny. Rebecca Matheny lived after July 1829 at Wayne Twp., Hamilton County, Indiana; with her son-in-law and daughter, Frederick and Nancy Harger. She died on 22 August 1848 at Wayne Twp., Hamilton County, Indiana, at age 81. She was buried after 22 August 1848 at Prairie Baptist Church Cemetery, Wayne Twp., Hamilton County, Indiana.

     Freelove Castor was born on 5 October 1791 at Pennsylvania.¹ She married Nathan Castor, son of Noah Castor and Rebecca Matheny, circa 1810. Freelove Castor lived in 1850 at Hamilton County, Indiana. She died on 22 February 1869 at Hamilton County, Indiana, at age 77. She was buried after 22 February 1869 at Prairie Baptist Church Cemetery, Wayne Twp., Hamilton County, Indiana.

     John McDole/McDowell Jr. began military service During the War of 1812. John served in the war of 1812 under Captain Robert Inbries in the 2nd Company, 1st Battalion, 26th Regiment or the Pennsylvania Militia, going from Beaver County to Erie between 15 Feb to 23 March 1814. He married Susan Castor/Custard, daughter of Noah Castor and Rebecca Matheny, in 1810 at Pennsylvania.¹ John McDole/McDowell Jr. died on 12 November 1845 at Hamilton County, Indiana. He was buried after 12 November 1845 at Hidden Cemetery, Lapel, Madison County, Indiana.

     Betsy Hunter was born circa 1800 at Ireland. She married Uriah Castor, son of Noah Castor and Rebecca Matheny, on 3 March 1824 at Richland County, Ohio.¹ Betsy Hunter died before 1830 at Ohio.

     Datus Ensign Studley was farmer and a Methodist Minister in the Fall Crekk Circuit. He was born on 16 July 1809 at Connecticut. He married Ruth Castor, daughter of Noah Castor and Rebecca Matheny, in 1830 at Greene Twp, Ashland County, Ohio. Datus Ensign Studley lived in 1837 at Stoney Creek Twp, Indiana. He died on 16 June 1874 at Lapel, Madison County, Indiana, at age 64. He was buried after 16 June 1874 at Woodward Cem, Lapel, Madison County, Indiana.

     Frederick Harger was born on 6 February 1804 at Pennsylvania. He married Nancy Castor, daughter of Noah Castor and Rebecca Matheny, on 18 November 1825 at Ohio. Frederick Harger was buried in 1876 at Prarie Baptist Church, Wayne Twp., Hamilton County, Indiana. He died on 24 August 1876 at Wayne Twp., Hamilton County, Indiana, at age 72.

     Elizabeth Van was born on 11 July 1809.¹ She married Benjamin Castor, son of Noah Castor and Rebecca Matheny, in 1829 at Ashland County, Ohio.² As of 1829,her married name was Castor.² Elizabeth Van appeared on the census of 1 June 1850 at Green Twp, Ashland County, Ohio; Elizabeth 41 is living with her husband Benjamin 42, and their children.³ She died on 13 March 1866 at Ashland County, Ohio, at age 56.¹ She was buried after 13 March 1866 at Old Perrysville Cem., Perrysville, Ashland County, Ohio.¹

     Louisa Herr was born circa 1818 at Clinton County ., Pennsylvania.¹ She married Benjamin Castor, son of Noah Castor and Rebecca Matheny, on 28 January 1869 at Ashland County, Ohio. As of 28 January 1869,her married name was Castor. Louisa Herr died on 16 July 1890 at Ashland County, Ohio.¹ She was buried after 16 July 1890 at Old Perrysville Cem., Perrysville, Ashland County, Ohio.¹

     Kathryn Connolly was born circa 1908 at Pennsylvania.¹ As of 3 July 1926,her married name was Donohue.² She married Perle Sheridan Donohue, son of Reubin Ellis Donohue and Della Mae Shields, on 3 July 1926 at Stark County, Ohio.² Kathryn Connolly died on 14 June 1948 at Alliance, Stark County, Ohio; The Lima News
Lima, Ohio
16 Jun 1948
Women’s Body Found in Mahoning River
ALLIANCE---June 16, 1948 __ (UP)
Funeral services were arranged here today for Mrs. Kathryn Donohue, 40, Alliance, who was found dead in the Mahoning River near here yesterday. A search for Mrs. Donohue was started Monday when Angelo Ross, a nearby resident, reported hearing screams.³

     Ingra Kittle was born between 1775 and 1780 at Randolph County, West Virginia; calculated from 1820 census which shows her between 26-46 and 1830 census which shows her being between 50-60.^1,2 She married William Donohue, son of Joseph Donohue Sr. and Rachel (?), circa 1800 at Elkins, West Virginia.³ Ingra Kittle; Listed as Ingra Donoho. She appeared on the census of 6 August 1810 at Randolph County, Virginia; listed as Ingra Donoho, head of the household: two boys under 9; five girls under 9; two girls 10-15; Ingrid apparently did not list herself.⁴ She appeared on the census of 7 August 1820 at Braxton County, West Virginia; listed as Ingra Donoho: 2 males 10-16, 1 female under 10, 2 females 10-16, 1 female 26-45, 1 female over 45.² She appeared on the census of 1 June 1830 at Lewis County, West Virginia; Son, Hiram is listed on previous page. She is listed as Ingary Dunahoo: one male 20-29, one female 60-69.¹ She died after 1831 at West Virginia.¹

     Mahala F. Riffle was born circa 1862 at Virginia.

     Lewis Grant Riffle was born circa 1865 at Virginia.

     Nancy Ellen Riffle was born circa 1871 at Virginia.

     John Donohue was born circa 1757. He married Mary Wilmoth, daughter of Thomas Wilmoth, on 10 April 1794 at Randolph County, West Virginia.¹

     Joseph Donohue Jr. was born circa 1762. He married Elizabeth Wilmoth, daughter of Thomas Wilmoth and Nancy Agness Schoonover, on 3 July 1797.¹ Joseph Donohue Jr. died before 1799.

     Mathew Donohue was AKA. He was born on 9 March 1773 at Augusta County, Virginia.

     Mary Donohue was born after 1750.

     Joseph Wolgamott I was born circa 1716 at Germany; Calculated from the age given for his arrival in America in 1736; he was then 20.¹ He was baptized on 15 December 1716 at Deutsch-Reformed-Kirche. He appeared on the census of 1736 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania.^2,3 He immigrated on 1 September 1736; The following info comes from Roberta Horton of Concord, CA., a direct decendant of Joseph.

Joseph Wohlgemuth - The Immigrant

Joseph Wohlgemuth arrived in Philadelphia on September 1,1736 on the ship "HARLE". He had sailed from Rotterdam and was probably from Switzerland by way of Germany. Joseph was 20 years old when he arrived with his two brothers, also both in their twenties. Abraham lived out his years in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. His descendants held to the original spelling of the family name - Wohlgemuth - Wolgemuth. Abraham married Elizabeth Miller, daughter of Michael and Barbara Miller. Samuel Wohlgemuth (later Wolgamott) arrived on the ship "FRANCIS and ELIZABETH'" and married Barbara Miller, Elizabeth's sister. Samuel Wohlgemuth was certainly a close relative, possibly a cousin or younger brother of the three Wohlgemuth brothers who arrived in 1726. Joseph's wife's name was Catherine. We do not know her maiden name. Joseph was naturalized as a British subject on October 20,1747. Joseph settled in Maryland and his first land purchase was in 1745 on Conococheague Creek, north
and west of Hagerstown from Lord Fairfax This was then Prince Georges County. In 1749 and 1763 he added land and by then had 520 acres of land and at least one mill. By this time the area was called Frederick County and still was when his will was made on August 2, 1774, His will was proved (probated) January 12, 1775, He probably died December 1774. That area later became (and still is) Washington County, Maryland. Joseph Wohlgemuth built his "New Mill" on Conococheague creek about 1770 and it is still standing and in use now as "The Old Mill Tavern" His wife, Catherine, and his two sons sold this property to Nicholas Swingle in 1777. Joseph's will devised property to his wife. Catherine, four daughters and two sons, Joseph and David. Joseph's wife, Catherine, died at the home of her son, David, in Martinsburg, West Virginia in 1795 She and David are buried in the cemetery adjoining the St. John's Lutheran church in Martinsburg.
He appeared on the census of 1739 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania; Territorial Census.³ He married Catherine (?) circa 1740 at Prince George's County, Maryland. Joseph Wolgamott I owned; At the time of the purchase, it was Prince George County. Then it became Frederick County and in 1776 it became Washington County, Maryland.⁴ He was naturalized on 20 August 1747; became British subject.⁴ He owned; He built his "New Mill" which is still in use today as The Old Mill Tavern.⁴ He died between August 1774 and January 1775 at Frederick County, Maryland.