Benjamin Wynn

• General Notes
  • Buried in St. Charles Cemetery, Butler County, OH. on route 129 1/2 mile
    east of St. Charles Road, 3 miles west of Auburn, Next to St. Charles
    Methodist Church
    George DavisSubj: Re: Wynn-Davis Date: 97-04-06 16:22:30 EDT
    From: GDAVISD120 To: Lunetta595
    I scanned through my Morgan Twp census records for 1850 and found the
    following: Benjamin Wynn, 54, born PA, wife Nancy 50, born PA, children:
    Sarah 21, John 20, Geo M 10, Francis M 10, all born OH. He was afarmer &
    
    
    
    
    
    
    lived near St. Charles. James Wynn, farmer, 30, born OH, wife Catharine
    
    
    
    
    
    
    26, born OH, children: David 4, Sarah 2, born OH, lived near Rt 126 &
    Kiatti Creek Rd near where I was raised. Mathew Wynn, 24, born OH, wife
    
    
    
    
    
    
    Rhoda20, born IN, child: Francis M 7/12, born OH. He was a farmer &
    lived next toLot Abraham near St. Charles. William Wynn, farmer, 30,
    born OH, wife Elizabeth 30, born Wales, children: Nancy P. 7, born OH;
    Benjamin 5, born OH; Mary Eliza 4, born OH; Sarah Jane 2, born OH. Lived
    2 mi east of Scipio near Davisfarm. Jonathan Wynn, farmer, 24, born OH,
    
    
    
    
    
    
    wife Rachel Jane 23, born OH, child: Mary Eliza 1yr, born OH. Warren
    Wynn, farmer, 42, born OH, wife Rachel 42,born PA, children: Reuben 18,
    
    
    
    
    
    
    born OH; Geo 15, born OH; Susan 13, born OH; Rebecca 11, born OH;
    Margaret J 10 born OH; Sarah 8, born OH; Nancy C 6, born OH. Lived in
    southern Morgan Twp near postoffice of Alert. (Caution: Have found people
    have confused Warren and Warner and switched them or misspelled them)
    I have only a part of the Census of 1860 which shows Reuben Wynn, farmer,
    28, born OH, wife Phoebe (Davis) 25, born OH, child: Rachel 4, born OH.
    
    
    
    
    
    
    Reuben was the son of Warren. Phoebe Davis was the sister of my
    g-grandfather, Jehu Jay Davis, aka J.J. Davis, born 1826, died 1885.
    @@S202@@p 13-Benjamin Wynn d-15 May 1876,  age 85 yrs.p 14-wf.Nancy Wynn,
    d-29 June 1879, age 86 yrs.@@S201@@
    Suggests Benjamin and wife, Nancy were members of Washington Methodist
    Church, Reiley Township
    Military  Listed in Muster Roll of a Company of Infantry Militia under
    command
    of John Hamilton, of the Third Detachment from theState of Ohio, --,From
    6 Feb 1813, when first mustered to continue in service until 6 Aug
    1813.@@S198@@@@S296@@NamWill
    @@S197@@Named as son of Warner Wynn,1827 Butler Co, OH
    Submitter for w5552123: Karen Winn-McAllister , 13430 Spoon Creek Rd. ,
    
    
    
    
    
    
    Olathe, KS 66061 , Phone 913-856-4023 , Email: Lunetta595@@aol.com,
    Locator: Lunetta595@@aol.com
    Family Information: LDS Descendency chart of Warner Wynn AFN:NQHK-JT
    (1747-CENSUS:  1850 OH, Morgan Twp., Butler Co., p.472Dw.1365 Fam.1512
    WYNN, Benjamin  54 M farmer Real-Val 3000 B-PA Can't read orwrite
    Nancy     50 F                      B-PA "                "
    Sarah     21 F                      B-OH
    John      20 M                      B-OH Schoolin year
    George W. 10 M                      B-OH "          "
    Francis   10 M                     B-OH "           "Burial:  A History
    
    
    
    
    
    
    and Biographical Cyclopaedia of Butler County, Ohio.
    Western Biographical Publishing Co.: Cincinnati, OH. 1882.
    Page 412. Photocopy from The State Library of Ohio.
    Suggests Benjamin and wife, Nancy were members of Washington
    Methodist Church, Reiley Township, Butler County Ohio Cemeteries, by Anne
    Smyth Hacking,
    Print It Write, Middletown, OH. Photocopy from The State Library
    of Ohio, Columbus, OH.
    p 13-Benjamin Wynn  d-15 May 1876,  age 85 yrs.
    p 14-wf.Nancy Wynn, d-29 June 1879, age 86 yrs.Military: IBID. Page 101.
    Listed in Muster Roll of a Company of Infantry
    Militia under command of John Hamilton, of the Third Detachment
    from the State of Ohio, --, From 6 Feb 1813, when first mustered to
    continue in service until 6 Aug 1813.Also, lists James Wynn, substitute
    
    
    
    
    
    
    for B. Blew and Warner Wynn
    mustered in same Company, dated 31 May 1813.BUTLER COUNTY OHIO CEMETERY
    
    
    
    
    
    
    RECORDS; Supplement to VOLS I-VII; by Hazel
    Stroup,35 Ohlinger Dr., Hamilton, OH: VOL IV; Pg.50
    Will/Warner 1827 Butler