Joseph Paden
(See Lineage Chart# 24)
JOSEPH(1) PADEN b.
Children:
1. Samuel b. ca 1730 Co. Antrim, Northern Ireland
md ca 1750 PA, Lydia(l) Potter
d. ca 1811 Washington Co. PA
The above information comes from the Ancestral Files of the Mormon
Church. It appeared to be submitted by Helen M. Blumhagen, 970 Logan Ave., Salt
Lake City, UT 84105. According to The Pedens of America, by Jessie Peden, Lizzie
Peden & Lila Peden Sprouse (1960): Joseph Peden, son of a Scotch baker to
the royal family in London, went to Northern Ireland His son Samuel Peden came
to America about 1750 and settled in York Co. PA.
O. Possible brother of Joseph Paden.
2. JOHN(1) PADEN b. ca 1695 Ireland
md
d.
GRISIL SCOTT b. ca 1704
Children:
1.Samuel b. ca 1720 Northern Ireland
d. ca 1802 Hamiltonbann Twp., York Co. PA
2. John b. Ireland
md Martha Wallace
d. ca Nov 1775 Hempfield Twp., Lancaster Co. PA 3. Hugh
b. ca 1727
md Scott d/Samuel [ca1700- ]
d. ca 1800
4. Rebecca md Michael Marshall
5. Martha md John Cook
This family was covered in A Biographical History of York County, Pennsylvania by John Gibson (1975). This book was originally Part II of History of York County, Pennsylvania, by John Gibson (1886). He came from Frederick Co. MD in 1772. He was J.P. for Chanceford Twp., York Co. in 1777. He was appointed in 1790 to be a delagate in the second Constitutional Convention of PA. In 1805 he was elected to the State Legislature. He had 11 children. He had a second wife after 1780.
Samuel & Lydia (Potter) Paden
(See Lineage Chart# 24) SAMUEL(2) PADEN b. ca 1730 Co. Antrim, Northern Ireland s/Joseph(1)? md ca 1750 d. ca 1811 Washington Co. PA LYDIA(1) POTTER b. ca 1732 d/Isaac 71 d. before 1810 Washington Co. PA Children: I.Obadiah b. ca 1751 Lancaster Co. PA md Apr 1776 Manohan Two., York Co. PA d. ca 1825 VA [now WV] 2. Samuel b. ca 1753 Lancaster Co. PA md Dec 1780 Manohan Twp., Mary Elliot md2d 1 Aug 1824 Gallia Co. OH, Anna Wall d. ca 1828 Wilksville Twp., Gallia Co. OH 3. Isaac b. ca 1755 York Co, PA md 9 Mar 1778 Newbury Two., York Co. PA Rebecca(8) Garwood [1760-1838, d/Obediah(5) & Mary(1) (King)] d. Aug 1809 Conneaut Twp., Crawford Co. PA 4. Lydia b. ca 1756 York Co. PA d. ca 1845 Washington Co, PA 5. Joseph b. 30 Jun 1758 York Co. PA md ca 1782 Rebecca Driver [1758-1817] md2d Christina () McDonald [1778 - 1850 , wid/Christian] d. ca 1848 Washington Co. PA 6. Alexander b. ca 1762 York Co. PA md 23 Dec 1790 Warrington Twp., York Co, PA Lydia Thomas [d/James & Deborah] md2d 5 Jan 1797 Pike Run Twp., Washington Co. PA Abigail Walton [d/Abraham & Rachel] d. ca 1825 Fallowfield Twp., Washington Co, PA The Warrington Monthly Meeting of the Society of Friends (Quakers) was established in 1747 in York County PA, 14 miles north west of the city of York. The records of this meeting as well as almost all of the Quaker records in the old Philadelphia jurisdiction are at the Quaker library at Swarthmore college just south west of Philadelphia. From these records: (Warrington) 22 Mar 1770: Lydia Paden witnessed the marriage of Henery Atherton to Ann Hobson. (before acceptance as a Quaker?) 8 Sep 1770: Samuel Peden & Lydia his wife request for themselves & 6 children - Obadiah, Samuel, Isaac, Joseph, Lydia 8 Alexander, to be received into membership. John Griest, Isaac Everett & John Garretson to visit family. They were admitted 13 Oct 1770. 13 Jul 1771: Samuel Padon charged by single woman, he had denied on 11 May 1771 21 May 1772: Obediah Paden witnessed marriage Thomas Holland to Mary Wilkerson 15 Feb 1775: Samuel Pedan Jr. witnessed marriage James Fisher to Jane Atkinson. 18 May 1775: Lydia Pedan witness marriage Richard Atherton to Phhebe Hobson. 11 May 1776: Obediah Pedan gone from among friends & married by a magistrate. He was disowned in this meeting. 16 May 1777: Samuel 8 Lydia Pedan, Isaac Pedan,a Obediah Pedan witnessed marriage of Alexander Elliott to Elizabeth Atherton. 7 Feb 1778: William Griffith, Riccord Hussey, Rebecca Machlan & Ann Penrose to inquire Isaac Pedan & Rebecca Garwood. (engagement inquiry similar to publishing intentions) 9 Mar 1778: Isaac Peden, son of Samuel & Lydia of Manohon Township in York Co. PA, married Rebeccah Garwood,daughter of Obed & Mary of the Township of Merone, Cumberland Co. PA, at Public Meeting held at house of William Maulsby in Newbury, York Co, PA. 8 Apr 1779: Samuel Pedan Jr. hath taken the test. 12 Jun 1779: Samuel Peden reported sorrowful. Jul-Dec 1779: Samuel Peden's case continued with several visits by elders. 8 Jan 1780: Samuel Peden referred to Quarterly Meeting. 13 Jan 1781: Samuel Peden Jr. married by magistrate to one not a member. 9 Feb 1782: Joseph Pedan hath mustered the summer past and hath been to camp as a soldier. Disowned 11 May 1782. 12 Jun 1783: Samuel Pedan,Alexander Pedan and Samuel Garwood witnessed marriage of Samuel John to Jane Frazer. 11 MAy 1784: Samuel & Lydia Pedan & Esther Pedan witnessed the marriage of John McMillen to Joanna Griffith. 11 Dec 1784: Isaac Peden 8 wife Rebecca request certificate to Hopewell with 2 children, Jacob & Hannah. Certificate granted 8 Jan 1784. 9 Aug 1788: Samuel Pedan offers acknowledgement for his outgoing. 13 Sep 1788: Samuel Pedan reported not in suitable position to condemn. 11 Oct 1788: Lydia Peden, wife of Samuel & daughter Lydia request certificate to Westland Meeting. Son Alexander Peden requests certificate to Westland. 11 Dec 1790: Alexander Peden of Westland, with parents consent, and Lydia Thomas to be overseen by John McMillan, Benjamin Underwood, Ann Vale & Sarah Vale. 23 Dec 1790: Alexander Peden of Fallowfield Twp., Washington Co. PA, son of Samuel & Lydia, married Lydia Thomas of Warrington Twp., York Co. PA, daughter of James & Deborah. The Westland Monthly Meeting was a Quaker meeting located a few miles west of Brownsville PA in Washington Co. PA. It was a preparative meeting in 1782 and the meeting house was built in 1785. From it's records: 16 May 1789: Alexander Pedan, Lydia Pedan Sr., wife of Samuel, and Lydia Pedan Jr. received from the Warrington Meeting. 27 Nov 1790: Alexander Pedan referred to the Warrington Meeting to marry Lydia Thomas. 28 May 1791: Alexander & Lydia Pedan received from the Warrington Meeting. 5 Jan 1797: Alexander Pedan, son of Samuel & Lydia of Washington Co. PA married at Pike Run, Abigail Walton, daughter of Abraham 8 Rachel of Washington Co. 22 Jan 1818: Alexander Pedan dismissed from Meeting. 26 Feb 1824: Lydia Pedan Sr. dismissed from Meeting. 23 Sep 1824: Obadiah Pedan dismissed from Meeting for disunity. From Volume XXI of Series I II of the Pen nsvlvan ia Archives: Tax Lists Manahan (Monaahan) Twp. York County PA: 1779: Samuel Peden - 180 acres, 2 horses, 4 cows, tax 58.0.0 1780: Samuel Peden -180 acres, 2 horses, 4 cows, tax 30.0.0 1781: Samuel Peden Sr. - 200 acres, 3 horses, 4 cows, tax 4.15.0 Samuel Peden Jr. -farmer, 1 cow, tax 0.10.6 1782. Samuel Peden -100 acres, 2 horses, 4 cows, tax 6.0.0 Samuel Peden (secreted property)- 200 acres, tax 5.3.4 Obadiah Peden - tax 1.4.4 1783: Samuel Peden - 190 acres, 5 inhabitants, tax f228 William Potter - 139 acres, tax f159 From Vol. XX, Series 3 of the Pennsylvania Archives: Samuel Peden was taxed for 600 acres of land in Hamiltonbann Twp., York Co. PA in 1781,2 & 3. 1 am not sure who this is. There is a John Pedan & a Hugh Pedan in 1772 in Cumberland Co. PA. In 1783 John is in Hamiltonbann with Samuel and in 1784 Hugh is in Washington Co, where our Samuel goes. They may be brothers or in some way related. The Samuel in Hamiltonbann Twp settled there on what was called the "Manor of Maske" before May 1741 according to the History of York Co. PA by Prowell & Beers (1907). This history also showed a Samuel & Benjamin Pedan as Privates in the 3rd Co. of the 6th Bn. of York Co. Militia in the Revolution. I think this was the other Samuel since our Samuel was a Quaker and there is no Benjamin in his family. From the York County PA land records: 5 Oct 1787: Samuel Pedan, of Manaughan Twp., to Daniel Jones; 280 acres in York Co. "whereon the said Samuel now liveth," for f590 gold or silver, possesion of the house to be given 25 Mar 1788, and the balance of the premises on 1 May 1788. Neighbors: Andrew Buchannon, Andrew Landis, Peter Henry, William Webb, Isaac Norton, George Ross. [Bk. 2E, pg. 152] From the Washington County PA land records: 7 Dec 1787: Daniel Jones & wife Margaret of Carlisle, to Samuel Peden of Manaughan Twp., York Co., for f600, six tracts in Washington Co. PA, three on branches of Ten Mile Creek, two on Wheeling and Fish Creeks. [1H, pg 105] Wit: Alexander Pedan, Hugh Laird, Marjery Jenkins, Samuel Laird & James Laird. 26 Oct 1792: Herbert Wallace to Samuel Pedan, tract called Batchlors Green. 14 Apr 1794: Samuel Pedan & Lydia his wife (Samuel signs, Lydia her mark), sell 400 acres he bought from Daniel Jones, on Brown Run off of Ten Mile Creek, adjacent to Obadiah Pedan, Samuel Pedan & the Parson's land, to William Kirk. 14 Apr 1794: Samuel Pedan Sr. & his wife Lydia sell 400 acres adjacent to Aron Bobbet, Henry Parson, William Kirk & Benjamin Rice, to Samuel Pedan Jr. for f10. Samuel Sr. signs his name and Lydia makes her mark. Wit: Reasin Beall & Jane White 6 Oct 1795: Samuel Pedan buys 78 acres on Ten Mile Creek from John Rude & his wife Sarah. Wit: Dennis Lindsly & Daniel Lindsly. 10 Apr 1807: Hezekiah Clarke to Samuel Pedan, 84 acres on Ten Mile Creek. 16 May 1810: Samuel Pedan of Washington Co. PA (makes mark) sells 166 acres of land he bought 26 Oct .1792 from Herbert Wallace, to his son Alexander Pedan. Note: When recorded on 8 Jan 1812, witnesses say that they saw Samuel sign this so he is probably deceased. 1790 Federal Census County 8 State>>>>Washington County PA town(ship) name male 16+ male 16- female Page 255 Isaac Pedon 1 1 4 Page 255 Joseph Pedon 1 2 3 Page 256 Samuel Paden Page 256 Samuel Pedan Jr. In the 1800 federal census of Greene County PA (formerly Washington Co), Samuel Paden & Alexander Paden are listed on page 82 and Samuel Paden is listed on page 64. The name of Lydia Potter as the wife of Samuel came from the lineage charts of Mrs. Aubrey L. Granzin, of Reseda CA (1980). These charts are in the files of the Connecticut Society of Genealogists at East Hartford CT.
1. OBADIAH3 PADEN b. ca 1751 Lancaster Co, PA
s/Samuel(2) & Lydia(1) (Potter)
md ca Apr 1776 Manohan Twp., York Co. PA
d. ca 1825 Ohio Co. VA [now WV]
unknown b.
d.
Children:
1. Rebecca b. ca 1781 PA
md ca 1809 Wheeling WV James Woods
d. 1855 Palestine, Darke Co. OH
2. Samuel b.
3. Obadiah b.
4. Isaac b.
5. James b.
6. Jesse b.
7. Alexander b.
8. William b.
9. Joseph b.
2 daughters & 7 or 8 sons (1810 census Ohio Co. VA)
2. SAMUEL3 PADEN b. ca 1753 Lancaster Co. PA
s/Samuel(2) & Lydia(l) (Potter)
md Dec 1780 Managhan Twp., York Co, PA
d. 1828 Wilksville Twp., Gallia Co. OH
MARY ELLIOT b.
d. after 1809 Gallia Co, OH
Children:
1. Joseph b. ca 1781 York Co, PA
md Margaret
d. after 1860 New Richmond, Clermont Co. OH
2. Mary b. 1 Dec 1783 Monaghan Twp., York Co. PA
md 9 Sep 1801 Washington Co. PA, James Draper
d. 1 Jun 1862 Vermillion Co, IL
3. Lydia b. ca 1785 York Co, PA
md Clark
4. Samuel b. ca 1789 Washington Co. PA
md Mary Lewis [1792- ]
d. after 1850 Lick Creek Twp., Davis Co. IA
5. Abraham b. ca 1791 Washington Co, PA
d. after 1850 Bloomfield Twp., Jackson Co. OH
Samuel Pedan md2d 1 Aug 1824 Gallia Co. OH
ANNA WALL [Nancy] b.
Samuel's will was dated 8 Apr 1817. The family moved from Washington
Co. PA to Gallia Co. OH in 1809/10. Samuel was a private in Capt. Reed Ferry's
Co. of Col Ross' Bn. of York Co. Militia during the Revolution
ú 3. ISAAC3 PADEN (SEE BELOW)
ú 4. JOSEPH3 PADEN b. 30 Jun 1758 Lancaster Co. PA
slSamuel2 & Lydia(1) (Potter)
md ca 1782 York Co. PA
d. ca 1848 Washington Co. PA
REBECCA DRIVER b. ca 1758 PA
d. 16 Jun 1817 Washington Co. PA
Children:
1. Margaret b. York Co. PA
2. James b. ca 1786 York Co. PA
md Maraaret Love [ -1 Aug 1855]
d. 19 Aug 1855 Washington Co. PA ?
3. Jesse b. Washington Co, PA
4. Elizabeth b. Washington Co. PA
5. Joseph b. Washington Co. PA
6. Daniel Leet Henry b. Washington Co. PA
d. ca 1873 (near Quincy IL)
7. David Wiley b. Washington Co. PA
md Wellsburg WV, Ellen Enlow
d. Morgan Co. OH
8. Isaiah b. Washington Co. PA
9. Samuel b. Washington Co. PA
10. Abner William b. Washington Co. PA
Joseph Paden md2d
CHRISTINA() McDONALD b. ca 1778
[widow/Christian McDonaldl d. 5 Aug 1850 E. Finley Twp.,
Washington Co. PA
Children:
11. Catherine md Davidson Martin
Joseph Paden was a soldier in the Revolution. He had a Revolutionary
War pension [R8071]. He was a gunsmith and blacksmith. Rebecca Driver was
supposed to be a cousin of Patrick Henry.
6. ALEXANDER3 PADEN b. ca 1762 Lancaster Co. PA
s/Samuel(2) & Lvdial (Potter)
md 23 Dec 1790 Warrington Twp., York Co. PA
d. ca 1825 Fallowfield Twp., Washington Co. PA
LYDIA THOMAS b. d/James & Deborah
Children:
1. Thomas b. 22 Jan 1792 Washington Co. PA
md Feb 1821 Sara Smith [1791- ]
md2dPalestine, Darke Co. OH, Mary Woods [ -1866]
d. 12 Apr 1868
Alexander Paden md2d 5 Jan 1797 Pike Run Twp., Washington Co. PA
ABIGAIL WALTON b. d/Abraham & Rachel
Children:
2. Joseph b. Washington Co. PA
3. Alexander b. Washington Co. PA
4. Lydia b. Washington Co. PA
5. Rachel b. Washington Co. PA
6. Margaret b. Washington Co. PA
7. Ann b. Washington Co. PA
8. Darius b. Washington Co, PA
9. Obadiah b. Washington Co. PA
Isaac & Rebecca (Garwood) Paden
(See Lineage Chart# 3 & 24)
ISAAC3 PADEN b. ca 1760 Lancaster Co. PA
s/Samuel(2) & Lydia(l) (Potter)
md 9 Mar 1778 Newbury Twp., York Co. PA
d. Aug 1809 Conneaut Twp., Crawford Co. PA
REBECCA(6) GARWOOD b. ca 1760 Evesham Twp., Burlington Co. NJ
d/Obediah(5) & Mary(1) (King)
d. ca 1838 Conneaut Twp., Crawford Co. PA
Children:
1.Jacob b. before 1784 Tyrone Twp., Cumberland Co. PA
md Ann
2. Hannah b. 20 Oct 1782 Tyrone Twp., Cumberland Co. PA (CR)
md 1798 Samuel Burwell [1777-1822, s/Samuel]
d. 10 May 1862 North Shenango Twp., Crawford Co. PA
(CR)
3. Ruth b. ca 1787
md before 1809, William Hill [1776 - 1842, s/ William]
4. Susanna b. 19 Jan 1790 Menallen Twp., Fayette Co, PA (CR)
md befo re 1 809, Samuel Gilliland [1787 - 1849]
d. 25 Mar 1863 Conneaut Twp., Crawford Co. PA (CR)
5. Rachel b. ca 1796 Washington Co. PA
md ca 1814, Silas(1) Harvey [1797-1862]
d. after 1860 Conneaut Twp., Crawford Co. PA
6. Rebecca md after 1809, William Kennedy
7. Isaac b. ca 1805
md 17 Mar 1825 Conneaut Twp, Celia Fish [d/Joseph]
The Warrinaton Monthly Meeting of the Society of Friends (Quakers was
established in 1747 in York County PA, 14 miles north west of the city of
York, The records of this meeting as well as almost all of the Quaker records
in the old Philadelphia jurisdiction are at the Quaker library at Swarthmore
college just south west of Philadelphia. From these records:
8 Sep 1770: Samuel Peden & Lydia his wife request for themselves & 6
children - Obadiah, Samuel, Isaac, Joseph, Lydia a Alexander, to be
received into membership. John Griest, Isaac Everett & John Garretson
to visit family.
16 May 1777: Samuel & Lydia Pedan, Isaac Pedan, & 0bediah Pedan
witnessed marriage of Alexander Elliott to Elizabeth Atherton.
7 Feb 1778: William Griffith, Riccord Hussey, Rebecca Machlan &
Ann Penrose to inquire Isaac Pedan & Rebecca Garwood.
(engagement inquiry similar to publishing intentions)
9 Mar 1778: Isaac Peden, son of Samuel & Lydia of Manohon Township
in York Co. PA, married Rebeccah Garwood, daughter of Obed & Mary
of the Township of Merone, Cumberland Co. PA, at Public Meeting held
at house of William Maulsby in Newbury, York Co. PA. Attesting were:
Record Hussey, William Griffith; William, Rose, Elinor & Benjamin Maulsby;
Elizabeth Cook, Lydia Updegroff, Ezekiel Frazier, Alice Elliott, Samuel,
Samuel Jr. Joseph & Lydia Peden; Obed, Samuel, Rachel & Joseph
Garwood; Joanna Heald & James Kightly.
1.1 Dec 1784: Isaac Peden & wife Rebecca request certificate to
Hopewell with 2 children, Jacob 8 Hannah. Certificate granted 8 Jan 1784.
The Third Series of PA Archives, XXIII, 692, 789 & 5th Series, VI. 341,
361 show Isaac Pedan served in the Revolution as a private in Captain
John Buchanan's Company, Fifth Battalion of Cumberland Co. Militia.
The Hopewell Monthly Meeting of the Quakers was located about 7
miles north east of the town of Winchester VA. This meeting served the
area including south west Pennsylvania until the Redstone, in Fayette Co.
PA, & Westland, in Washington Co. PA, Meetings were recognized. From
the records of the Hopewell Meeting: 3 Oct 1785, Isaac Padan & wife
Rebecca and children Jacob & Hannah received from the Warrington
Meeting on certificate dated 8 Jan 1785. I do not know when the
Padens were referred to the Redstone Meeting due to the incomplete
records kept.
The Westland Monthly Meeting was a Quaker meeting located a few
miles west of Brownsville PA in Washington Co. PA. It was a preparative
meeting in 1782 and the meeting house was built in 1785. The Encyclopedia
of Quaker Genealoav, Vol, II, by Hinshaw, said that Isaac Pedan was listed
as an early member of this meeting.
The Redstone Monthly Meeting was a Quaker meeting in Fayette Co, PA
near the present Brownsville on the Monongahela River. It was recognized
in 1793 and gave Quakers in Fayette Co. a meeting to go to without crossing
the river to Westland, It took it's name from the early fort there called Redstone.
From it's records:
2 Dec 1796: Isaac Peden dismissed for disunity.
30 Aug 1799: Hannah Burwell (formerly Peden) dismissed for marriage out of
unity.
4 Mar 1803: Jacob Peden dismissed for disunity.
27 Feb 1822: Rebecca (Peden) Canada dismissed for marriage counter to
discipline (mcd).
27 Feb 1822: Susannah (Peden) Gillilan dismissed for mcd.
27 Feb 1822: Rachel (Peden) Harvey dismissed for mcd.
27 Feb 1822: Ruth (Peden) Hill dismissed for mcd
31 Jul 1822: Isaac Peden granted certificate to Middleton Meeting.
31 Jul 1822: Rebecca Peden granted certificate to Middleton Meeting.
The Middleton Monthly Meeting was the Quaker meeting in Columbiana Co. OH
which also served the area of Crawford Co, PA where the Padens lived. It
was recognized in 1803. From these records:
23 Sep 1822: Isaac Paden [son] & Rebecca Paden received from the
Redstone Meeting on a certificate dated 31 Jul 1822.
17 Mar 1825: Isaac Paden, son of Isaac & Rebecca of Crawford Co. PA,
married at Conneaut, Celia Fish daughter of Joseph & Deborah of Crawford Co, PA.
11 Feb 1830: Isaac Paden dismissed for disunity.
10 Jun 1830: Celia Paden dismissed.
From Vol. XX of Series 3 of the Pennsylvania Archives: Isaac Peiden was
taxed in Tyrone Twp, Cumberland Co. PA in 1780 for 1 horse & 2 cows; in 1781
for 50 acres, 1 horse & 2 cows; in 1782 he was not taxed on land but only on 1
horse and 1 cow. In the 1785 tax list he was gone. His father in law, Obadiah
Garwood was taxed in the same township. In Vol XXVI of Series 3: Isaac
Peedan was given a warranty for 100 acres of land in Washington Co, PA, 5 Jun
1786.
From the Washington County PA land records:
1 Nov 1786: Isaac Pedan, farmer of Washington Co. PA signs quit claim in
favor of Robert Rayley for f10.
21 Nov 1786: Isaac Paden sells 200 acres of land on the road from Redstone
Ferry to Washington town bounded by Jacob Riggle & Thomas Hutton to
Robert Rayley for f10. Wit: James Crawford & Amos Hough.
27 Jun 1793: Isaac Pedan & Rebecca his wife, of Menallen Twp, Fayette
Co. PA, sell 7 and a half acres of land (or lOl acres ?) from the tract called
"Scruple Ridge" to Joseph Pedan of Pike Run Twp.
30 Sep 1793: Isaac Pedan & Rebecca his wife (both sign), of Monalen
Twp., Fayette Co. PA, farmer, sell a tract of land of 100 acres, called "Scruple
Ridge" on Pike Run adjacent to Mark Deem, Joseph Pedan, Jacob Riggle,
Robert Riley, John & Richard Welch, to William Kirk of Pike Run Twp.,
formerly Fallowfield for f100. Wit: James Powell & John King.
From the Favette County PA land records:
4 Jun 1794: Isaac Paden, yeoman, and Rebeccah his wife, of Menallen
Twp., Fayette Co., sell to Morris Covert, farmer, for f350, 250 acres of land in
Menallen Twp. called "Possum Situate", on south side of road from
Uniontown to Redstone Fort, bounded by Ephraim Hewit, Jacob Black,
David Jennings & George Hickson, he had bought the land from William Kirk.
4 Jun 1794: Isaac Paden buys 140 acres in Menallen Twp., called "Coales
Lott", from Henry Vandement for f315, bounded by Henry Hart, John
Cummings, John Coale & Robert Jackson. Wit: Nicholas Christopher, Morris
Covert & David Tenners.
3 Sep 1802: Isaac Paden, yeoman, and Rebeccah his wife (both sign), of
Fayette County, sell "Coales Lott" to Samuel Jackson for $1711.
1790 Federal Census County & State>>>>Washington County PA
town(ship) name male 16+ male 16- female
Page 255 Isaac Pedon 1 1 4
Page 255 Joseph Pedon 1 2 3
Page 256 Samuel Paden
Page 256 Samuel Pedan Jr.
1800 Federal Census County & State>>>>Menallen Twp., Fayette County PA
Free White Males Free White Females Other
Page Head of Family -10 10/16 16/26 26/45 45+ -10 10/16 16/26 26/45 45+ Slave
Isaac Paiten 1 0 1 1 0 2 2 0 1 0
1800 Federal Census County &State>>>>Conneaut Twp., Crawford County PA
Free White Males Free White Females Other
Pane Head of Family -10 10/16 16/26 26/45 45+ -10 10/16 16/26 26/45 45+ Slave
Samuel Garwood 1 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 1 0
Joseph Garwood 2 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0
William Hill O 0 1 0 0 1 3 0 1 0
Jonathan Hill 2 0 0 1 0 2 0 1 0 0
Obed Garwood 2 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0
1810 Federal Census County & State>>>>Conniotte Twp., Crawford Co. PA
Free White Males Free White Females Other
Page Head of Family -10 10/16 16/26 26/45 45+ -10 10/16 16/26 26/45 45+ Slave
William Hill O 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 1
adj Rebecca Paden 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1
adj Samuel Gilliland O 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0
Samuel Burwell 3 0 0 1 0 2 1 0 1
1820 Federal Census County & State>>Conneaut Twp., Crawford Co. PA
Free White Males Free White Females
0 10 16 16 26 45 0 10 16 26 45 Free
Page Head of Family 10 16 18 26 45 Over 10 16 26 45 Over Colored Slave
Rebecca Paden O 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
William Hill 3 1 0 0 1 0 3 2 0 1 0
Silas Harvey 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
Robert Gilliland 4 2 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 1 0
John Gilliland O 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0
Hugh Gilliland O 0 0 0 1 0 4 4 0 1 0
john Harvey O 0 0 1 O 0 2 0 1 0 0
Samuel Gilliland 4 0 0 0 1 0 2 1 0 1 0
Jonathan Hill 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0
William Hill 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
1830 Federal Census County & State>>>> Conneaut Twp., Crawford Co. PA
Free White Males/Females
0 5 10 15 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 Free
Head of Family 5 10 15 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 Over Colored Slave
Isaac Paden 3 0 0 0 2
1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1
Samuel Gilliland 1 1 1 2 0 0 1
2 1 1 0 0 1
William Hill 2 1 1 1 1 0 0 1
0 1 1 1 0 0 1
From the Gazetteer & Business Directory of Crawford County PA by Hamilton Child (1874): In the section concerning Conneaut Township; Several settlements were made in 1798, or about that year. Among those who settled then were: William & Thomas Rankin, Obed Garwood, Isaac Paden, Samuel Patterson, Robert Martin, James Martin and William Latta. Paden came from Redstone PA and built the first grist and saw mills in the south west part.
From records in Crawford Co. PA at the court house at Meadville: probate
records:
5 Aug 1809: The will of Isaac Paden of Coneyette Township, Crawford
County PA. To his wife, Rebecca, Household furnishings, all income and profits
from mills until son Isaac is 21.Son Isaac, 100 acre mill tract to be divided
between grist and saw mills. Daughter Rebecca, 100 acres at same place. Daughter
Rachel, 100 acres of land. Daughter Susannah Gilliland, 100 acres of land.
Children Jacob Paden, Hannah Burwell, Ruth Hill , land in "Connecticut Western
Reserve, Ashtabula Co OH adjacent to the land of Jacob Paden." Executors:
beloved wife Rebecca and brother in law Samuel Brooks. Witness: Samuel Rankin
Jr., Joseph Garwood, Martin Cunningham. Proved 23/24 Aug 1809.
land records: (Crawford Co. PA)
27 Jan 1823: Silas & Rachet Harvey,
she the daughter of Isaac Paden, deceased of Conneaut Twp., Crawford Co. PA,
sign over their rights on estate of Isaac Paden to William and Rebecca Kennedy,
she a daughter of Isaac Paden.
12 Sep 1831: Silas (signs) & Rachel (her
mark) Harvey of Richmond Twp, Ashtabula Co. OH, sell to David Bates of Conneaut
Twp., Crawford Co. PA, land willed to Rachel by her father Isaac Paden.
From a tombstone in the Frey cemetery, Conneaut Twp., Crawford Co.
PA:
Susannah Gilliland died 25 Mar 1868 at 88?
Note: An unpublished
History of Crawford County says that Isaac & Rebecca Paden were buried in
Frey Cemetery.
The Children of Isaac & Rebecca (Garwood) Paden.
2. HANNAH(4) PADEN b. 20 Oct 1782 Tyrone Twp., Cumberland Co. PA (CR)
d/lsaac(3) & Rebecca (Garwood)
md 1798 Menallen Twp., Fayette Co. PA
d. 10 May 1862 North Shenango Twp., Crawford Co. PA
(CR)
SAMUEL BURWELI b. 1777 Rockaway, Morris Co. NJ s/Samuel
d. 30 Jul 1822 North Shenango Twp., Crawford Co. (CR)
Children:
1. Rebecca b. ca 1800
md Angelow
d. 29 Sep 1866
2. Anna May b. 28 Dec 1801 Linesville, Crawford Co. PA
md Asa Brooks
[1796 - 1865, s/Samuel & Mary(6) (Garwood)
3. Isaac b. 24 Feb 1804 Linesville PA
md Ann Bennett
d. 8 Feb 1883
4. Hannah md Fonner
5. Samuel b. 2 Mar 1806 Linesville PA
6. Findley b. 19 Aug 1808 Linesville PA (CR)
md 1 Feb 1836 N. Shenango Twp., Sarah Fonner [1810-96]
d. 1 Jun 1899 Crawford Co. PA (CR)
7. Rachel b. 13 May 1810 Linesville PA
md Wiser
8. Mary b. 17 Oct 1812 Crawford Co. PA
9. Mary b. 25 Jul 1813 Crawford Co. PA
md Moses Allen
d. 12 Dec 1860 Crawford Co. PA
10. Nimrod b. 13 Sep 1814 Crawford Co. PA
11. Rhoda b. 24 May1819 Crawford Co. PA
md Anaelow
d. 20 Aug 1873
6. Benjamin b. 1 Oct 1820 Crawford Co. PA
md 22 May 1845 Crawford Co. PA
Hannah Williamson [1823-1892]
d. 15 Dec 1882 Lafayette IN
Samuel related to Burwells of early Jamestown VA, He served in the War of 1812. He was a weaver by trade but also ran grist mills.
3. RUTH" PADEN b. ca 1787 Menallen Twp., Fayette Co. PA
d/Isaac(3) & Rebecca(6) (Garwood)
md before 1809 Crawford Co. PA
d. IL
WILLIAM HILL b. 1776 (CR) s/William
d. 8 Apr 1842 Crawford Co. PA (CR)
Children:
1. son b. 1800-10
2. Elihu b. 1810-15
3. Mary b. 1810-15
4. William b. 1816 Crawford Co. PA
md Polly
5. Ruth b. 1815-20
6. Amos b. 1820-25
7. Phoebe b. 1820-25
8. Percy b. 1825-30
9. Joel b. 1825-30
ú 4. SUSANNA(4) PADEN b. 19 Jan 1790 Menallen Twp., Fayette Co. PA (CR)
d/Isaac(3) & Rebecca(6) (Garwood)
md ca 1808 Crawford Co. PA
d. 25 Mar 1863 Conneaut Twp., Crawford Co. PA (CR)
SAMUEL GILLILAND b. 9 Jan 1787 (CR)
d. 14 Dec 1849 Conneaut Twp., Crawford Co. PA (CR)
Children:
1.Rebecca b. 12 Feb 1810 Conneaut Twp., Crawford Co, PA (CR)
md Jacob Frey [1806-1893, s/Heinrich]
d. 28 Nov 1848 Conneaut Twp., Crawford Co. PA (CR)
2. Simpson [Simeon?] b. 2 Jan 1811 Conneaut Twp., Crawford Co. PA (CR)
md Hannah [1814-18 60]
md2d Rebecca Conover [1828-1914]
d. 19 Jan 1887 Crawford Co. PA (CR)
3. Nancy b. 27 Sep 1813 Conneaut Twp., Crawford Co. PA
md Denny(7) Garwood [1807- , s/Joseph(6) & Hannah
(Fenton)]
4. Hugh b. 22 Jan 1815 Conneaut Twp., Crawford Co. PA
md 28 Oct 1841 Van Wert Co. OH, Nancv J. King (VR)
5. Uriah b. 28 Nov 1817 Conneaut Twp., Crawford Co. PA
md Jane Shepard [1820-1845]
md2d Mary Garwood [ - 1859]
md3d Julia Rideout [1820-1885]
d. 15 Feb 1903 Crawford Co. PA (CR)
6. Polly b. 4 Feb 1819 Conneaut Twp., Crawford Co. PA (CR)
md Simon Frey [1813-1894]
d. 31 May 1900 Crawford Co, PA (CR)
7. Sally b. 18 Jan 1820 Conneaut Twp., Crawford Co. PA
md John C. Van Winkle [1820-1859]
8. Samuel b. 18 Jan 1820 Conneaut Twp., Crawford Co. PA (CR)
md Sep 1847 Nancv W. Page
[1821-1909 , dlThomas T. 8 Maraaret]
d. 6 Mar 1864 Crawford Co. PA (CR)
9. Susannah A. b. 22 Feb 1823 Conneaut Twp., Crawford Co. PA
md Silas B. Thompson [1818-1877]
d. 31 May 1888 Conneaut Twp., Crawford Co. PA (CR)
10. John b. 1 Apr 1827 Conneaut Twp., Crawford Co. PA (CR)
md Marie Garwood [1830-1901]
d. 23 Sep 1885 Crawford Co. PA (CR)
Both Samuel & Susanna (Paden) Gilliland are buried in the Frey Cemetary in Conneaut Twp.
5. RACHEL(4) PADEN b. ca 1796 Menallen Two, Fayette Co. PA
d/Isaac(3) & Rebecca(6) (Garwood)
md ca 1814 PA
d. after Mar 1860 Conneaut Twp., Crawford Co. PA
SILAS(1) HARVEY b. ca 1797 MA
d. ca 1862 Crawford Co. PA
Children:
1. Silas b. ca 1814 Crawford Co. PA
md before 1840 Jane [1812- ]
d. after -1878 North Shenango Twp, Crawford Co. PA
2. son b. ca 1817 Crawford Co. PA
3. James b. ca 1820 Crawford Co. PA
md Anna E. Shepard (?) d/David
4. Rachel b. ca 1822 Crawford Co. PA
md 4 Jul 1841 Penn Line, Crawford Co. PA
James Newton' Britton
[1819-1909, slJohn6 & Betsevs ITurner)]
d. 6 Feb 1905 Linesville, Crawford Co. PA (VR)
5. daughter b. ca 1825 Crawford Co. PA
6. Maria b. ca 1828 Crawford Co. PA
md ca 1845 Fry
7. Martha b. ca 1831 Richmond Twp., Ashtabula Co. OH
md after 1850
8. Isaac P. b. ca 1834 Richmond Twp., Ashtabula Co. OH
md 20 Aug 1856 Ashtabula, Ashtabula Co. OH (VR)
Mary Ann Hunter
9. Arilla b. ca 1836 Richmond Twp., Ashtabula Co. OH
md ca 1855 OH, Alson Nicholas
10. Benjamin Franklin b. ca 1838 Richmond Twp., Ashtabula Co. (CR)
md ca 1859 Elizabeth Ward [1836-1885]
md2dCharlotte Miller
d. 19 Mar 1921 Conneaut Twp., Crawford Co. (CR)
7. ISAAC4 PADEN b. ca 1805 Conneaut Twp., Crawford Co. PA
s/Isaac(3) & Rebecca(6) (Garwood)
md 17 Mar 1825 Conneaut Twp., Crawford Co. PA
d. Galesburg IL
CELIA FISH b. d/Joseph
Children:
1. David Joseph b. 1825-30
md Lucinda McCaw
2. son b. 1825-30
3. daughter b. 1825-30
4. daughter b. 1825-30