Notes: Lisle Family History

"A Centennial Bigraphical History of Columbus and Franklin County Ohio," published by The Lewis Publishing Company of Chicago, 1901, page 957-958.

1860 Federal Census, Prairie Townships, Franklin County, OH, page 158 dwelling no. 1111 family no. 1073.

"Vol. VIII Franklin County, Ohio Cemeteries Prairie and Franklin Townships," compiled by the Franklin County Genealogical Society, Columbus, OH, page 47.

At age 19 he went into the service. 12 August 1862-6 September 1863. He was a Private in Company C, of the Ninety-fifth Ohio Volunteer Infantry, under command of Captain Allis and Colonel McMillan. He was at the front for four months when he was wounded above the right knee at the battle of Richmond. He was taken to the hospital where he remained for seven weeks, and
then he was sent home, being honorably discharged. A year passed before he was able to walk without crutches.

Religon: Methodist Episcopal Church of Galloway, where in 1901 he was a trustee.

Education: district school near his home, and Central College.

Politically, he was a Republican. He was a member of the W. H. Elliott Post, G. A. R. at Alton, and as of 1901, served as its quartermaster for sixteen years. He was formerly a member of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and filled every chair in the Prairie Lodge at Rome.

Postle, William Y. (I27)

"Columbus Churches and Church Members from Illustrated Bible scenes and Studies, Vol. II," by H.H. Hardesty, 1890, page 54.
According to book, she early united with Foster M. E. Church near West Jefferson in 1840. There is also other churches listed where she became a member.

Teters, Mary Ann (I201)

"Donda died in San Antonio, Texas on Saturday, 19 January 1957, at 12:10 pm in the afternoon in her 89th year." This information came from a letter to Herbert Lisle and seems to be in error as to the location of her death.

Charles, Laura Frances Agnes "Donda" (I2)

"History of Franklin and Pickaway Counties," Williams Bros., Published 1880, p. 397.

THE LISLE FAMILY,
of which John Lisle, of Hamilton township, is the oldest living representative, was among th first that settled in Franklin county. The grandfather, John Lisle, was a native of Ireland, but when a young man, emigrated to the United States with an older brother. He married, in Pennsylvania, Rachel Irwin, and remained in that State for a few years, when he removed to Kentucky. He purchased there a military claim, but subsequently lost it, the title proving invalid. In 1798 he emigrated, with his family, consisting of his wife and eight children, to Ohio, and settled in Franklinton. He remained there about a year, during which he cultivated a piece of land belonging to Lucas Sullivant, when he removed three miles farther north, and settled in Clinton township, taking up two hundred acres, and making his location on the place now owned by J. O. Lisle. He died there in 1810. His wife survived him a number of years, and died at Lancaster. The children of John and Rachel Lisle were: Robert, Margaret, Elizabeth, James, Rebecca, Jane, John, and Rachel, all now deceased. Margaret was the wife of James McElvain, one of the early pioneers of Franklin county, but finally removing with his family to Indiana; Elizabeth was the wife of Luther Powers, and also removed to Indiana; James married Mary Golliford, and was a resident of Hamilton township until his death; Rebecca married Joseph Young, and resided in Fairfield county; Jane became the wife of Samuel Maynard, lived in Clinton a number of years, and then removed to Sandusky; John married Thankful Maynard, and soon afterward removed to Indiana; Rachel married William Sackett first settled in Fairfield county, but eventually moved to Putnam county.

Robert, the oldest of the family, and the father of John Lisle, whose portrait appears on another page, was born September 18, 1785; married in Fairfield county, in 1810, Abigail McIntyre, and settled in Clinton township, where he lived four years; then moved into Hamilton, and located on the farm now occupied by his son, Harvey. He died March 31, 1862, and his wife April 17th, of the same year. They were the parents of twelve children, of whom John is the oldest. He was born in Clinton township, Franklin county, Ohio, December 19, 1810. He remained at home, at work upon the farm of his father, until twenty-three years of age, when he was married, on the anniversary of his birth--December 19, 1833--to Eliza Breckenridge, daughter of Robert and Lucy Breckenridge, who was born in Franklinton, July 23, 1910. Her father was a native of Pennsylvania, and her mother (Lucy Foley) of Virginia. They both came to Franklin county, Ohio, with their respective parents, when children, and were married in 1808 or 1809. They resided for many years in Hamilton township, but finally moved into Franklin township, locating on the river, where Mr. Breckenridge died a few years afterwards. Mrs. Breckenridge survived her husband several years, and died in Columbus. Mrs. Lisle is the oldest of eleven children, of whom, besides herself, one son and four daughters are living. After their marriage, Mr. and Mrs. lisle remained on his father's farm, in Clinton, some seven or eight years, when they removed to Hamilton, and settled on the farm on which they now live. They are the parents of four children, as follows: Robert B., born January 30, 1835; died June 18, 1860; Samuel Harvey, born November 15, 1836, married Eliza Jane Johnston (who is now deceased), and died July 9, 1868; George W., born October 21, 1838, married Demeris Helsel, and now resides in Madison township; and Louise Jane, born October 29, 1842.

Mr. Lisle has always been engaged in farming; has given strict attention to his chosen occupation; and has lived a quiet, unobstentatious [sic.], but useful life. He has held various official trusts in his township, and for three years was director of the county infirmary. He has one sister rand one brother now living; namely: Rachel, now Mrs. Jacob Low, residing in Union county, Ohio; and Harvey, on the homestead in Hamilton. He married Priscilla Moore.
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Marriage:
Male Marriage Record Index 1A, 1803-1897. Copied Historical Society Library, Columbus, OH, 1987. Microfilm GR911. Mar. rec. Vol. 3, page 107.
IGI: 17 Dec 1833; also seen as 19 Dec 1833.

Death: Cemetery Book Vol. IX Franklin County, Ohio Cemeteries, Hamilton Township, compiled by the Franklin County Genealogical Society, page 123.

Burial: At Walnut Hill Cemetery.

Occupation: Farmer, first on his Father's farm in Clinton Twp., then on his own in Hamilton Twp. Book "History of Franklin and Pickaway Counties, Ohio." Published 1880, by Williams Bros. Copied Historical Library, Madison, WI., Oct. 1987. FR497F8H6.

1850 Federal Census, Hamilton Twp., Franklin County, OH, dwelling no. 110 family no. 113, John 40 born Ohio, is a farmer, real estate value $4800. There was also a Tarilla Elliott, age 7 born Ohio, living with the family. Copied McMillan Memorial Library, Wisconsin Rapids, WI, Jan. 1989. Roll 432-680, inter library loan.

1860 Federal Census, Hamilton Twp., Franklin Co. OH, dwelling no. 206 family no. 203, John 49, born Ohio, a farmer with a real estate value of $12000.00, personal property $18000.00. Copied McMillan Memorial Library Wisconsin Rapids, Wi., Feb. 1988. Roll 653-963, inter library loan.

1870 Federal Census, Hamilton Twp., Franklin Co. OH, dwelling no. 303 family no.308 John, 59, born in Ohio, and is eligable to vote. He is a farmer with a real estate value of $27500, and personal property valued at $3000. Copied McMillan Memorial Lib., Wis. Rapids, WI., July 1989, inter lib. loan.

1880 Federal Census, Hamilton Twp., Franklin Co. OH, dwelling no. 161 family no.165 John, 69, is a farmer, born in Ohio, both parents born in Pennsylvania.

1880 Census Place: Hamilton, Franklin, Ohio National Archives Film T9-1015 Page 189C
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
John LISLE Self M M W 69 OH Occ: Farmer Fa: PA Mo: PA
Elisa LISLE Wife F M W 69 OH Occ: Keeping House Fa: PA Mo: VA
Louisa J. LISLE Dau F S W 37 OH Occ: At Home Fa: OH Mo: OH
Elva LISLE Dau F S W 14 OH Occ: At School Fa: OH Mo: OH

Lisle, John (I274)

"The Old Northwest Quarterly." 1900 Vol. III.
Marriage record, Vol. 2 page 200.
IGI. 1981
"The Franklintonian," newsletter for the Franklin Co. Genealogical Soc., Columbus, OH, 1981, p. 183. Consent of his mother and guardian Mrs. Rachel Lisle. Marrriage preformed by N. Little, JP.

Family F87

"This is all I know of Bea, except that she moved back to North Carolina later. She had children there from a previous marriage. Bea was an excellent cook. I ate at their home on a couple of occasions. Jim was very proud of her cooking. One thing that she made that tasted so good was her cornbread stuffing." - Evelyn Krause

Occupation: Clerk, for Gold Circle, Broad St., Columbus, OH.

Seals, Beatrice (I959)

"Vol. VIII franklin County, Ohio Cemeteries Prairie and Franklin Townships," compiled by the Franklin County Genealogical Society, Columbus, OH, page 47, death at age 9 yrs.

Postle, Lucile C. (I32)

"Vol. VIII Franklin County, Ohio Cemeteries Prairie and Franklin Townships," compiled by the Franklin County Genealogical Society, Columbus, OH, page 47.

"A Centennial Biographical History of Columbus and Franklin County Ohio," published by The Lewis Publishing Company of Chicago, 1901, page 597-598.

Father: Patrick Sheehan

Sheehan, Catherine H. (I30)

"Vol. VIII, Franklin County, Ohio Cemeteries Prairie and Franklin Townships," compiled by the Franklin County Genealogical Society, Columbus, OH, page 47.

Sheehan, Elizabeth "Ella" (I31)

"Vol. VIII, Franklin County, Ohio Cemeteries Prairie and Franklin Townships," compiled by the Franklin County Genealogical Society, Columbus, OH, page 47.

Postle, Thomas S. (I29)

"Vol. VIII, Franklin County, Ohio Cemeteries Prairie and Franklin Townships," p. 46. Birth Date calculation from the tombstone reading, age 5 years, 11 months, and 2 days old.

Postle, Franklin (I40)

"Vol. VIII, Franklin County, Ohio Cemeteries Prairie and Franklin Townships," page 47.

Postle, Ethel (I35)

"Vol. VIII, Franklin County, Ohio Cemeteries Prairie and Franklin Townships," page 48.

Miers, Fred (I38)

"Vol. VIII, Franklin County, Ohio Cemeteries Prairie and Franklin Townships," page 48. Tomb stone reads Sfc US Army.

Miers, Guy B. (I39)

0841508, Ibbenburen
Marriage: 14 June 1835
Carl Heinrich Miethe, Brochterbeck and Anna Margaretha Theele, Alstede, dau. of Johan Gerard Thele, 25, born 12 April 1810.

Family F54

0841519
Baptisms:
Maria Theresia, born 5 Mar 1845, parents Carl heinrich Miethe, kolon, and Margaretha Elisabetha Thele, patrini Theresia Sander and Bernard Miethe.

Miethe, Maria Theresia "Theresa" (I681)

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Lisle, John Bulmer (I992)

1790 Federal Census - Hopewell, Newton, Tyborn, and Westpensboro, Cumberland Co., PA, p. 83 : 1-2-1-0-0

Male > 16 : John Lisle, b. abt 1758
Female : Rachel Irwin
Male < 16 : Robert Lisle, b. 1785
Male < 16 : James Lisle, b. 1787

Lisle, John (I170)

1830 Federal Census - Hocking Twp., Fairfield Co., OH, p. 216 : 100 020 000 0000 - 200 010 000 0000
Male 20-30 : William Sackett, b. abt 1799, d. abt 1860, m. 1822
Female 20-30 : Rebecca Lisle, b. abt 1805, d. 1849, m. 1822
Male 20-30 : ? Jonathan Sackett, b. 1804, d. 1880, m. 1833
Male < 5 : John Sackett, b. abt 1825, d. Unknown, m. 1849
Female < 5 : Elizabeth Sackett, b. 1827, d. 1894, m. 1847
Female < 5 : Rebecca Sackett, b. abt 1830, d. bef 1880, m. 1858

Sackett, Judge Jonathan Young (I809)

1830 Federal Census - Rockbridge Co., VA, p. 326 : 210 001 000 0000 - 000 010 000 0000
Male 30-40 : James Pearman, b. abt 1790, d. 1874, m. 1824
Female 20-30 : Mary Agner, b. abt 1805, d. 1885
Male 5-10 : ?
Male < 5 : William Pierman, b. abt 1826, d. 1851
Male < 5 : Samuel Pierman, b. abt 1827, d. 1904, m. 1860

Pearman, James (I1313)

1840 Federal Census - Ottawa Twp., Putnam Co., OH, p. 341 : 012 000 1000 0000 - 210 001 000 0000

Male 40-50 : James Pearman, b. abt 1790, d. 1874, m. 1824
Female 30-40 : Mary Agner, b. abt 1805, d. 1885
Male 10-15 : William Pierman, b. abt 1826, d. 1851
Male 10-15 : Samuel Pierman, b. abt 1827, d. 1904, m. 1860
Male 5-10 : George Pierman, b. 1831, d. 1905
Female 5-10 : Susan Pierman, b. abt 1833, d. Unknown
Female < 5 : Sarah Pierman, b. abt 1835, d. 1863
Female < 5 : Jemina Pierman, b. abt 1838, d. Unknown

Pearman, James (I1313)

1840 Federal Census - Ottawa Twp., Putnam Co., OH, p. 344: 200 002 000 000 - 110 010 000 0000

Male 30-40 : Jonathan Young Sackett, b. 1804
Male 30-40 : ?
Female 20-30 : Rachel Wells Lusk, b. 1813
Female 5-10 : Elizabeth J. Sackett, b. abt 1835
Male < 5 : Homer Washington Sackett, b. 1836
Male < 5 : William Putnam Sackett, b. 1838
Female < 5 : Martha Sackett, b. abt 1840

Sackett, Judge Jonathan Young (I809)

1850 Federal Census - Pleasant Twp., Putnam Co., OH, p. 51 - 10 Aug 1850

5 5 James Pierman 60 M Farmer 250 VA Can't R/W
Polly " 56 F MD Can't R/W
William " 24 M None 50 VA
Samuel " 22 M Laborer VA
George " 19 M VA
Susan " 17 F OH
Sarah " 15 F OH
Jemima " 12 F OH
Mary Ann " 9 F OH
Elizabeth M. " 4 F OH

Pearman, James (I1313)

1850 Federal Census, Clayton Twp., Perry Co., OH, p. 437, 21 November 1850 :

1694 1694 James Downey 68 M Farmer 2500 Ohio
Catherine " 78 F Ireland
Saloma Banner 31 F PA
William Carr 10 M OH

Downey, James (I1541)

1850 Federal Census, Prairie Township, Franklin County, OH, dwelling and family no. 55, Mary is living next door to her son John. And her son Thomas is living with her. She is listed as age 55, born in Pennsylvania, which conflicts too much with other information.

Franklin Co. Cemeteries, Vol VIII - Postle - p. 45 - Mary wife of John Jan 15, 1860 66y 6m 26d

Sampson, Mary "Polly" (I210)

1860 Federal Census - Pleasant Twp., Putnam Co., OH, p. 429 - 31 July 1860

539 539 James Pearman 69 M Farmer 2000 247 VA
Polly " 65 F MD Can't R/W
George " 25 M Farm Laborer -- 500 VA
Sarah " 22 F OH
Jemima " 19 F OH
Margaret " 15 F OH School

Pearman, James (I1313)

1860 Federal Census, Prairie Township, Franklin County, OH, page 142 dwelling no. 998 family no. 961 finds Elizabeth living with her sister Aunt Caroline (McWilliams) Postle and family. She had a real estate value of $1010.00 and personal property value of $150.00. Her sister Julia was living there also.

McWilliams, Elizabeth (I11)

1860 Federal Census, Prairie Township, Franklin County, OH, page 145 dwelling no. 1018 family no. 980 finds William living with Baberi and Mary Beoadbelt. (Mary is possible sister of William.) William had a real estate value of $1010.00 and personal property value of $150.00.

McWilliams, William L. (I12)

1860 Federal Census, Prairie Township, Franklin County, OH, page 145 dwelling no. 1019 family no. 984, Nancy 12, is living with her Aunt Sarah (McWilliams) Lisle and family. She has a real estate value of $1010.00 and personal property value of $150.00.

McWilliams, Nancy Ellen (I14)

1860 Federal Census, Prairie Township, Franklin County, OH, page 158, dwelling no. 1111 family no. 1073.

Postle, Joseph K. (I28)

1860 Federal Census, Prairie Township, Franklin County, OH, page 166, dwelling no. 1166 family no. 1124, village of Alton. "Jas.", 28 born in Pennsylvania, a blacksmth with $100.00 real estate value and $150.00 personal property value. Births of all of his children is from the 1860 Census

Franklin Co. Marriages, copied from "The Franklintonian," Franklin Co. Ohio Genealogical Society newsletter, 1984 page 158.

Letter from James McWilliams dated Dec 12, 1898: James and Belinda moved from Ohio to Warrensburg, Illinois where he was a blacksmith. James served in the Union Army during the Civil War.

McWilliams, James (I1964)

1860 Federal Census, Sauvies Island, Multnomah Co., Oregon, dwelling no. 813 family no. 689. Roselie, 2, born Oregon.

Lisle, Roselie (I5)

1870 Federal Census - Columbus Grove - Pleasant Twp., Putnam Co., OH, p. 433 - 15 July 1870

73 73 Pierman, George 39 M W Farmer 3000 674 VA Citizen
Pearman, James 83 M W At Home VA Citizen Can't R/W
" , Mary 65 F W KH 6050 1215 Maryland Can't R/W
" , Jemima 32 F W At Home Ohio

Pearman, James (I1313)

1870 Federal Census - Ottawa PO - Ottawa Twp., Putnam Co., OH, p. 376b - 28 July 1870

15 15 Sacket, J. Y 66 M W Farmer 12000 1430 Ohio Citizen
", Rachel 56 F W Keeping House "
", Phebe 22 F W At home "
", Nancy 20 F W " "
", Almira 24 F W " "
p. 377, 28 July 1870 (con't)
Blackburn, Philetus 9 M W At home "
Randolf, Cyrus 21 M W Farm Laborer " Citizen

Sackett, Judge Jonathan Young (I809)

1871
Name Age in 1871 Birthplace Relationship Civil Parish County/Island

Jeffrey Bulmer 40 Hutton Rudby, Yorkshire, England Head Guisborough Yorkshire
Eliza Bulmer 43 Market Drayton, Shropshire, England Wife Guisborough Yorkshire
Emily Bulmer 8 Guisbro, Yorkshire, England Daughter Guisborough Yorkshire
Agnes Jane Ann Bulmer 2 Guisbro, Yorkshire, England Daughter Guisborough Yorkshire Jeffrey Bulmer 17 Manchester, Lancashire, England Nephew Guisborough Yorkshire
Emma Elliot 30 Great Ayton, Yorkshire, England Cousin Guisborough Yorkshire
George Henry Brittain 15 Castleton, Yorkshire, England Apprentice Guisborough Yorkshire
Mary Jones 13 Houghton, Yorkshire, England Servant Guisborough Yorkshire
Mary Ann Sanderson 19 Hartlepool, Durham, England Milliner Guisborough Yorkshire

1881
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation Disability
Jeffrey BULMER Head M Male 50 Hutton Rudby, York, England Draper Master Employg 1 Man 2 Boys 1 Woman & 1 Girl
Eliza BULMER Wife M Female 52 Market Drayton, Shropshire, England
Emily BULMER Daur U Female 17 Guisbro, York, England
Agnes J. A. BULMER Daur U Female 11 Guisbro, York, England Scholar
Emma ELLIOT Cousin U Female 38 Great Ayton, York, England Domestic Serv (Cook)
Jane A. GREENSHIELDS Niece U Female 16 Normanby, York, England General Serv (Domestic)
Eleanor WILSON Boarder U Female 24 London, Middlesex, England Dressmaker
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Source Information:
Dwelling Market Place
Census Place Guisbrough, York, England
Family History Library Film 1342167
Public Records Office Reference RG11
Piece / Folio 4844 / 68
Page Number 1

Bulmer, Jeffrey (I293)

1880 Census Place: Ottawa, Putnam, Ohio National Archives Film T9-1060 Page 377D

Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Levi SUTTEN Self M M W 50 OH Occ: Farmer Fa: OH Mo: OH
Rachel SUTTEN Wife F M W 45 OH Occ: Keeping House Fa: VA Mo: PA
Amy SUTTEN Dau F S W 3 OH Occ: At Home Fa: OH Mo: OH
George W. SUTTEN Son M S W 1 OH Occ: At Home Fa: OH Mo: OH
Nancy SUTTEN Dau F S W 12 OH Occ: At Home Fa: OH Mo: OH
William SUTTEN Son M S W 16 OH Occ: At Home Fa: OH Mo: OH
James SUTTEN Son M S W 18 OH Occ: At Home Fa: OH Mo: OH
John SUTTEN Son M S W 14 OH Occ: At Home Fa: OH Mo: OH
Mary COOK SDau F S W 16 OH Occ: At Home Fa: OH Mo: OH
James F. COOK SSon M S W 9 OH Occ: At Home Fa: OH Mo: OH

Sutton, Levi (I2593)

100

1880 Census Place: Ottawa, Putnam, Ohio National Archives Film T9-1060 Page 362A

Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Henry AGNER Self M W W 50 OH Occ: Farmer Fa: MD Mo: MD
Russell H. AGNER Son M W W 21 OH Occ: At Home Fa: OH Mo: OH
Melvin O. AGNER Son M S W 19 OH Occ: At Home Fa: OH Mo: OH
Henry W. AGNER Son M S W 17 OH Occ: At Home Fa: OH Mo: OH

Agner, Henry Sr. (I766)