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     Elizabeth Garren married Jacob Peter Copple, son of Nicholas Copple. Elizabeth Garren was buried at Bethlehem Cemetery, Clark, IN. Her married name was Copple. She was born in 1761 at Passkunk, PA. She died on 18 November 1833 at Clark, IN.

     Nicholas Copple Note: June 1776, Enlisted in the colonial army in Maryland. Nicholas Copple was also known as Johann Nicholas? He was born circa 1735 at Schwarzwald, Germany. He married Maria Anna Catherine Wilhelm circa 1755 at Germany. Nicholas Copple died on 15 December 1807 at Rowan, NC.

     Her married name was Copple. Maria Anna Catherine Wilhelm was born circa 1728. She married Nicholas Copple circa 1755 at Germany. Maria Anna Catherine Wilhelm died circa 1792 at Fredrick, MD.

     His Social Security Number was 300-07-3463. Richard Perry Sloan was (an unknown value). He was educated at Eastern Nazarene College. He married Frieda Mildred Moore, daughter of John Clark Moore and Pearl Emma Moore. Richard Perry Sloan was born on 15 June 1911 at E Liverpool, Columbiana, OH. He was the son of John Howard Sloan Sr and Harriet Elizabeth Prout. Richard Perry Sloan died on 23 November 1998 at Columbus, Franklin, OH, at age 87. He SLOAN Richard P. Sloan, age 87, went to be with his Lord Monday, November 23, 1998. Retired from Columbus & Southern Power Co. after 38 years. Member of the Church of the Nazarene since 1925, where he served in many positions and was a long-time choir member. Born and raised in East Liverpool, Oh., he was a graduate of Eastern Nazarene College. Preceded in death by his wife of 52 years Frieda Moore Sloan, parents Dr. J. Howard and Harriett Prout Sloan, step-mother Rev. Carrie Crow Sloan, brothers William P. and J. Howard Sloan and sister Marie Birchard. Survived by son, Edwin C. (Bonnie) Sloan, Thousand Oaks, Calif; daughter, Judith G. (Doug) Jackson, Columbus; grandchildren,
Richard (Lida) Jackson, Shelly (Chris) Moreland, Columbus, Aminda (Jim)
Roache, Calif. and Angela Sloan, Calif; sisters, Dorothy (Homer) Rutledge, Martha Jean (Lester) Smith, all of Columbus; 5 great-grandchildren. Friends may call at the SOUTHWICK-GOOD FUNERAL CHAPEL, 3100 N. High St., Wednesday 6-8 p.m. Funeral Friday 11 a.m. at Northwest Church of the Nazarene, 5707 Olentangy River Rd., where family will receive friends 1 hour prior to service. Pastor Tom Shaw officiating. Interment Union Cemetery. Those who wish may contribute to Northwest Nazarene Church in Richard's memory or to the charity of their choice.
The Columbus Dispatch
on 23 November 1998 at Obituary, Columbus, Franklin, OH.

     Frieda Mildred Moore married Richard Perry Sloan, son of John Howard Sloan Sr and Harriet Elizabeth Prout. Her married name was Sloan. Frieda Mildred Moore was born on 21 October 1913. She was the daughter of John Clark Moore and Pearl Emma Moore. Frieda Mildred Moore appeared on the census of 1920 in the household of John Clark Moore at 326 Maynard Ave., Columbus, Franklin, OH. Frieda Mildred Moore appeared on the census of 1930 in the household of John Clark Moore at 2369 Indianola Ave., Columbus, Franklin, OH. Frieda Mildred Moore died on 15 May 1992 at Columbus, OH, at age 78.

     John Howard Sloan Sr where parents lived. at Obit had born in Sprucevale, OH. He was employed by 514 Jackson St. at Had Dentist office with sister Edith, E. Liverpool, Columbiana, OH. He was educated at Dental education completed at University of Pittsburgh..¹ He Great-grandfather of researcher Rick Jackson. He was (an unknown value) at Dentist. He and Dr Jennie ("Jean") Alexander Sloan were educated at School of Dentistry, Cleveland, OH; received D. D. S.¹ John Howard Sloan Sr lived with Dr William John Sloan and Rebecca "Beckie" Jane McClelland between 1866 and 1874 at Smith's Ferry, Beaver, PA.² John Howard Sloan Sr was born on 3 August 1873 at Spencerville or Sprucevale, OH; Bible reads Spruce Vale Col. Co., OH.³ He was the son of Dr William John Sloan and Rebecca "Beckie" Jane McClelland.¹ John Howard Sloan Sr appeared on the census of 4 June 1880 in the household of Dr William John Sloan and Rebecca "Beckie" Jane McClelland at Ohio Twp, Beaver, PA; William J. Sloan 40, PA, Oil Producer, PA IRE
wife Rebecca J., 34, PA IRE IRE
dau Jenny A., 16, PA
dau Claudia E., 13, PA
dau Edith, 8, PA
son John H., 6, PA
son William W., 6, PA
mil Jane McClelland, 67 IRE IRE IRE
uncle Archibald Daugherty, 65, IR IR SC.⁴
John Howard Sloan Sr was (an unknown value) in 1891 at clerk, E. Liverpool, Columbiana, OH.⁵ He lived with Dr William John Sloan in 1891 at 186 5th, E. Liverpool, Columbiana, OH; It appears that the home also functioned as Dr. and Dentist office.⁵ John Howard Sloan Sr married Harriet Elizabeth Prout, daughter of Richard Cincinnatus Prout and Belle Brandon Brown, circa 1901 at Columbus, OH. John Howard Sloan Sr appeared on the census of 19 January 1920 at Liverpool Twp, E. Liverpool, Columbiana, OH; #2 written in Head column.
Rents home at 198 Jackson, Age 45, born in OH, Parents born in PA, Occupation; Nazarene Pastor
Wife Carrie or Carris, Age 40, IL, IL, IL, No Trade or Profession.
Son William P., 14, OH, OH, IL
Daug Marie, 12, OH, OH, IL
Howard J., 11?, (relationship does not look like "son"...looks like "lol--")
Daugh Dorothy L, 9
Son Richard P., 8
Daugh Martha Jean, 5. He died on 21 April 1961 at E Liverpool, Columbiana, OH, at age 87.

     Harriet Elizabeth Prout Great-grandmother of researcher Rick Jackson. She Lived on S. 3rd St, across from State Capital Bldg. Where Cols Dispatch was before location of the 1990s. She was born on 1 March 1881. She was the daughter of Richard Cincinnatus Prout and Belle Brandon Brown.¹ Harriet Elizabeth Prout married John Howard Sloan Sr, son of Dr William John Sloan and Rebecca "Beckie" Jane McClelland, circa 1901 at Columbus, OH. As of circa 1901,her married name was Sloan. Harriet Elizabeth Prout died on 25 June 1912 at age 31.

     Edith Brown Sloan was born circa 1905 at Columbus. She was the daughter of John Howard Sloan Sr and Harriet Elizabeth Prout. Edith Brown Sloan died in March 1907 at Died of Pneumonia; At 1 Yr, 6 Mos.

     William Prout Sloan was born on 14 May 1904 at Columbus, OH.¹ He was the son of John Howard Sloan Sr and Harriet Elizabeth Prout. William Prout Sloan married Myrtle Emma Burbick on 10 July 1937 at Columbiana, OH.¹ William Prout Sloan died on 4 October 1990 at Thomaston, GA, at age 86.¹

     Her married name was Birchard. Marie Lavercomb Sloan was born on 22 September 1906. She was the daughter of John Howard Sloan Sr and Harriet Elizabeth Prout. Marie Lavercomb Sloan died on 24 March 1989 at age 82.

     Richard Cincinnatus Prout 2nd Great Grandfather of researcher Rick Jackson. He was born on 18 July 1851 at Cincinnati, OH; Or 18 Aug 1852.
"Eve's Dad was born when they landed - They came by boat & came on the Ohio River.^1,2 He was the son of William Prout and Elizabeth Lavercomb. Richard Cincinnatus Prout appeared on the census of 16 June 1870 at Dwelling 221, Boarding house next to City Hotel, Newark, 2nd Ward, Licking, OH; Age 18, Boards, Clk in Hat Store, b. OH.
47 Dwellings from brother William.³ He married Belle Brandon Brown, daughter of John Thomas Brown and Harriet Elizabeth Ross, on 30 November 1880 at Zanesville, OH.² Richard Cincinnatus Prout died on 18 September 1896 at Zanesville, OH, at age 45; The funeral of the late Richard Prout took place from the residence of Mrs. Harriet Brown, at No 83 North Seventh street (Zanesville, OH) yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock and was very largely attended. The obsequies were under the Bayard Taylor council, Royal Arcanum, of Newark, and of Hope Council of this city. Rev. C. E. Barnes, pastor of the Second Presbyterian church conducted a simple religious service. The regular church choir also furnished the music for the sad occasion. The pall bearers were H. D. Woodbridge, F. L. Jones and C. H. Wesson of the Newark lodge and G. E. Closman, J. Taylor and Dr. J. K. Smith of the Hope council. The friends from a distance were Charles Hill Ross, Milwaukee; Mr. and Mrs. Bun Brown, Columbus; F. L. Woodbridge, Mrs. Helen Dickinson and Mr. and Mrs. William Prout of Newark.

21 Sep Obituary from The Zanesville Signal.²

     Belle Brandon Brown 2nd Great Grandmother of researcher Rick Jackson. Her married name was Prout. She was born on 10 August 1858 at or 1859, Cincinnati?.¹ She was the daughter of John Thomas Brown and Harriet Elizabeth Ross.¹ Belle Brandon Brown appeared on the census of 16 August 1870 in the household of John Thomas Brown and Harriet Elizabeth Ross at Dwelling 176, Family 176, Zanesville, 5th Ward, Muskingum, OH; John T., 46, Stationary Engineer, 0, 300, born East Virginia
Harriet, 42, Keeping House, born OH.
Lizzie, 22, Helps Mother, born OH.
John E., 20, ___ Carriage Painter, b.OH
Clifford M., 18, Telegraph Oprtr., b.OH
Theodore R., 16, Clk in Dg Store, b.OH
Belle B., 12, At School, b. OH.² Belle Brandon Brown married Richard Cincinnatus Prout, son of William Prout and Elizabeth Lavercomb, on 30 November 1880 at Zanesville, OH.¹ Belle Brandon Brown witnessed the death of Richard Cincinnatus Prout on 18 September 1896 at Zanesville, OH; The funeral of the late Richard Prout took place from the residence of Mrs. Harriet Brown, at No 83 North Seventh street (Zanesville, OH) yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock and was very largely attended. The obsequies were under the Bayard Taylor council, Royal Arcanum, of Newark, and of Hope Council of this city. Rev. C. E. Barnes, pastor of the Second Presbyterian church conducted a simple religious service. The regular church choir also furnished the music for the sad occasion. The pall bearers were H. D. Woodbridge, F. L. Jones and C. H. Wesson of the Newark lodge and G. E. Closman, J. Taylor and Dr. J. K. Smith of the Hope council. The friends from a distance were Charles Hill Ross, Milwaukee; Mr. and Mrs. Bun Brown, Columbus; F. L. Woodbridge, Mrs. Helen Dickinson and Mr. and Mrs. William Prout of Newark.

21 Sep Obituary from The Zanesville Signal.¹ As of after 1897,her married name was Barks.³ Belle Brandon Brown married Frank W. Barks circa 1898; Assumed from death date of Richard and birth date of Frank H.³ Belle Brandon Brown was Ran a boarding house. between 1902 and 1908 at State Street, Columbus, OH.^4,5,6 She and Frank W. Barks appeared on the census of 5 January 1920 at 431 Fairmont Ave., Zanesville, OH; Barks, Frank W., Head, 45
Barks, Belle B., Wife, 55
Prout, Marie C., Daughter, 26
Prout, Eva R., Daughter, 24
Barks, Frank H., Son, 19
Reed, Gertrude, Servant, 18.⁷ Belle Brandon Brown died on 11 July 1935 at age 76; Mrs. Frank Barks, formerly Belle Brandon Brown Prout of this city
died at her home in Cincinnati shortly after midnight Monday(July 8, 1935) according to word received here today.
Mrs. Barks died following a lingering illness of complications.
She was a member of a pioneer Zanesville family and made her home here until 11 years ago when she made her home in Cincinnati.
Mrs. Barks was a member of Grace M. E. church and was highly esteemed by a large circle of friends in this city.
Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Earnest B. (Evebelle)Geiger, this city, and Mrs. Morton (Marie) Judkins of Chicago, Ill; five grandchildren of East Liverpool, Ohio, and two cousins of this city.
The body will arrive here Wednesday evening and funeral services will be conducted at 2:30 o'clock from the Mader-Peoples chapel with Rev. O.L. Seward in charge. Burial will be in Greenwood cemetery.

Submitted to Ancestry.com Message Board by Lace Lynch.

     Richard Kyle Prout was born on 9 January 1887 at Newark, OH. He was the son of Richard Cincinnatus Prout and Belle Brandon Brown.¹ Richard Kyle Prout died on 18 February 1887 at Whooping cough at age 0.

     Marie Kyle Prout was born on 30 August 1892 at Zanesville, OH. She was the daughter of Richard Cincinnatus Prout and Belle Brandon Brown.¹ Marie Kyle Prout appeared on the census of 5 January 1920 in the household of Belle Brandon Brown and Frank W. Barks at 431 Fairmont Ave., Zanesville, OH; Barks, Frank W., Head, 45
Barks, Belle B., Wife, 55
Prout, Marie C., Daughter, 26
Prout, Eva R., Daughter, 24
Barks, Frank H., Son, 19
Reed, Gertrude, Servant, 18.² As of 20 March 1927,her married name was Judkins. Marie Kyle Prout married James Morton Judkins on 20 March 1927. Marie Kyle Prout died on 28 January 1966 at Indianapolis, IN, at age 73.

     Evebelle Ross Prout Had no children. She Excerpt from http://216.239.53.100/search?q=cache:5fQu1Vfa3yAC:www.salon.com/sex/feature/2002/02/12/love_letters/index1.html+eve+prout+james+thurber&hl=en&ie=UTF-8:

James Thurber had an even tougher time courting young Eva Prout, who had the audacity to ignore his advances utterly. So he applied, perhaps inadvertently, another Dartnell rule, instructing copywriters to "Inject interesting personalities -- when you have them to write about. People are interested in other people. The more interesting the people, the more interested other people are in reading about them." Naturally, we've all seen testimonials before, and poetic evocations of figures from history, but James Thurber may hold something of a record in the following litany: "A woman is often a wonderful thing. And you are. But in you, as in all of them, is the indifference of Carmen, the joy in cruelty of Cleopatra, the tyrannical marble-heartedness of Katherine de Medici, and the cold glitter of all the passionless despots of men's warm souls since sex first originated -- since Eve broke the heart of humanity forever and laughed with sadistic joy at Adam sweating blood on the rack she made for him ..." She Great-grandaunt of researcher Rick Jackson. She was born on 9 October 1894 at Zanesville, OH. She was the daughter of Richard Cincinnatus Prout and Belle Brandon Brown.¹ Evebelle Ross Prout witnessed the death of Richard Cincinnatus Prout on 18 September 1896 at Zanesville, OH; The funeral of the late Richard Prout took place from the residence of Mrs. Harriet Brown, at No 83 North Seventh street (Zanesville, OH) yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock and was very largely attended. The obsequies were under the Bayard Taylor council, Royal Arcanum, of Newark, and of Hope Council of this city. Rev. C. E. Barnes, pastor of the Second Presbyterian church conducted a simple religious service. The regular church choir also furnished the music for the sad occasion. The pall bearers were H. D. Woodbridge, F. L. Jones and C. H. Wesson of the Newark lodge and G. E. Closman, J. Taylor and Dr. J. K. Smith of the Hope council. The friends from a distance were Charles Hill Ross, Milwaukee; Mr. and Mrs. Bun Brown, Columbus; F. L. Woodbridge, Mrs. Helen Dickinson and Mr. and Mrs. William Prout of Newark.

21 Sep Obituary from The Zanesville Signal.¹ Evebelle Ross Prout was A German choirmaster noticed her deep contralto voice and arranged for her to sing at Sunday evening mezzanine concerts in the downtown hotels.

Mother agrees to local vaudeville theater, the Keith, manager for Eva to debut there.

During week at the Keith was heard by booking agent of another theater circuit and began summer performances.
circa 1901 at Trinity Church, Columbus, OH.² She was Each summer toured and sang professionally, returning to school each fall. between 1901 and 1907.³ She was sang at a school Christmas Concert. James Thurber, even in 1937 remembered the day: "...once, in the 5th grade at Sullivant School, Miss Ferrell, teacher, she had a Xmas concert and Eva Prout, my girl, sang "Slumber Boat" and "Sing Me to Sleep"..." circa 1904 at Sullivant School, Columbus, OH.^4,5 She was Appeared in "The Three Bears" (Goldilocks and the Three Bears), Essanay.

http://www.cnmovies.com/_search/persondetails.asp?id=214386 in 1911.³ She was Appeared in silent movie "Little Red Riding Hood". There is also reference to a 1911 version of this movie starring Mary Pickford but it is likely not the same as this one Eve appeared in.

LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD (1911/Essanay) 1 reel. BW. Silent. US.
Based on the childrens fairytale.
Cast: Eva Prout.
A little girl encounters a wolf on her way through a forest.

http://us.imdb.com/Title?0208264

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http://www.cnmovies.com/_search/persondetails.asp?id=214386
in 1911. She was Appeared in Essanay silent film Cinderella. circa 1912.³ She was Appeared in "The Thrifty Parson", Essanay. Leading Players:
Beverly Bayne
Eleanor Blanchard
Charles Hitchcock
Charles Huntington
Howard Missimer
Eva Prout
John Steppling

http://www.cnmovies.com/_search/filmdetails.asp?ID=285175
in 1912. She was Appeared in Essanay Film "The Girls of Grassville":
LC Control Number: 89714474
Summary: Tom Carver is returning to Grassville after eight years, taking his four pals for a visit. The boys decide to pull a prank on Tom's old sweetheart, Rose, and her four friends. They write five identical letters proposing marriage, sign Tom's name to all of them, and send one to each girl. Of course the girls see through the plot immediately and turn the tables on the fellows. They pull a prank or two of their own, but in the end they make up, pair up and are all married in a happy ceremony with the Grassville folks giving them a rousing send-off.

Related Titles: Grassville girls, Progress of Grassville

Notes: Copyright: no reg.
In all secondary sources the title appears as: The Grassville girls.
Title found on one interior title is: The progress of Grassville.
Most cast members visually identified; confirmed in Blum's A pictorial history of the silent screen, p. 29.
End title and parts of picture lacking; nitrate deterioration printed through.
NCN000101; The Girls of Grassville; Dawson No231.
Reference sources used: Moving picture world, v. 14, p. 165; A pictorial history of the silent screen, p. 29; American film-index 1908-1915.
Cast: Billy Mason (Tom Carver), Beverly Bayne (Rose), Dolores Cassinelli, E.H. Calvert, Whitney Raymond, Eva Prout, Lily Branscombe, Charles Hitchcock, William Bailey.
in 1912.⁶ She was Appeared in silent movie "The New Church Organ" cast as "snobbish Church girl". Plot Outline: An organ salesman falls in love with the organist's daughter. Cast: Beverly Bayne as Beverly Barlow, Francis X. Bushman as Austin Strong, Eva Prout as Snobbish Church Girl.

Leading Players:
Beverly Bayne
Francis X. Bushman
Eva Prout

http://www.blockbuster.com/bb/movie/details/0,7286,VID-V+++266119,00.html?

http://us.imdb.com/Credits?0221429

http://www.cnmovies.com/_search/filmdetails.asp?ID=196660 in 1912. She was Appeared in "A Corner in Whiskers", Essanay. Leading Players:
Eleanor Blanchard
Dolores Cassinelli
Billy Mason
Eva Prout
Mildred Weston

http://www.cnmovies.com/_search/filmdetails.asp?ID=58401 in 1912. She was Appeared in the silent movie "The Perils of Pauline" according to this source but not listed in cast.

http://216.239.53.100/search?q=cache:OMch4WiLcw4C:www.shortnorth.com/ThurberConnection.html+%22perils+of+pauline%22prout&hl=en&ie=UTF-8

The only reference to "The Perils of Pauline" in this year are to a 20 part silent episodic series. It is, though, in the article referred to as a movie.

I have found and ordered a video of "9 Chapters" of this series. It is unclear how many of the 20 episodes are included in it. Some websites infer that some or many of the episodes have been lost.

I will watch it closely! In 1914. She was described as was described by James Thurber "She was beautiful as the Helens of Poe and Troy, graceful as Endymion etc. etc." and her voice "Keats' nightengale." on 16 July 1918.^7,8 She appeared on the census of 5 January 1920 in the household of Belle Brandon Brown and Frank W. Barks at 431 Fairmont Ave., Zanesville, OH; Barks, Frank W., Head, 45
Barks, Belle B., Wife, 55
Prout, Marie C., Daughter, 26
Prout, Eva R., Daughter, 24
Barks, Frank H., Son, 19
Reed, Gertrude, Servant, 18.⁹ As of 28 April 1924,her married name was Geiger. Evebelle Ross Prout married Ernest Bailey Geiger on 28 April 1924 at Muskingum, OH; Kinney Bio shows 30 Apr. Evebelle Ross Prout and Ernest Bailey Geiger were Retired from show business and moved from Zanesville to Coral Gables Florida. in 1939.¹⁰ Evebelle Ross Prout and Ernest Bailey Geiger were divorced on 9 October 1946 at Miami, FL; Final Decree of Divorce filed. Eve was Plaintiff.¹¹ Evebelle Ross Prout witnessed the death of Ernest Bailey Geiger before 1966.¹⁰ Evebelle Ross Prout was Made her last visit to Columbus. in 1966.¹⁰ She was Interviewed by OSU's Dr. Lewis Branscomb. in 1973 at Coral Gables, FL.¹⁰ She died in November 1980 at Coral Gables, FL, at age 86.

     John Thomas Brown "Julia Dent, wife of U.S. Grant was related to great grandfather John Thomas Brown."^1,2 He was born on 25 December 1822 at Culpepper Courthouse, Upperville, VA. He lived in November 1832 at OH; Moved to Ohio.² He was Worked on Steamboat between 1842 and 1852.² He married Harriet Elizabeth Ross, daughter of Elijah (Eliza?) Ross and Mary Coffman (Hoffman?), on 24 December 1846 at Muskingum, OH.³ John Thomas Brown and Harriet Elizabeth Ross appeared on the census of 16 August 1870 at Dwelling 176, Family 176, Zanesville, 5th Ward, Muskingum, OH; John T., 46, Stationary Engineer, 0, 300, born East Virginia
Harriet, 42, Keeping House, born OH.
Lizzie, 22, Helps Mother, born OH.
John E., 20, ___ Carriage Painter, b.OH
Clifford M., 18, Telegraph Oprtr., b.OH
Theodore R., 16, Clk in Dg Store, b.OH
Belle B., 12, At School, b. OH.⁴ John Thomas Brown was Proprieter of Old Temperance Home Restaurant. in December 1892.² He died on 19 December 1892 at Zanesville, OH, at age 69.

     Her married name was Brown. Harriet Elizabeth Ross was born on 12 October 1827.¹ She was the daughter of Elijah (Eliza?) Ross and Mary Coffman (Hoffman?).¹ Harriet Elizabeth Ross married John Thomas Brown on 24 December 1846 at Muskingum, OH.¹ Harriet Elizabeth Ross and John Thomas Brown appeared on the census of 16 August 1870 at Dwelling 176, Family 176, Zanesville, 5th Ward, Muskingum, OH; John T., 46, Stationary Engineer, 0, 300, born East Virginia
Harriet, 42, Keeping House, born OH.
Lizzie, 22, Helps Mother, born OH.
John E., 20, ___ Carriage Painter, b.OH
Clifford M., 18, Telegraph Oprtr., b.OH
Theodore R., 16, Clk in Dg Store, b.OH
Belle B., 12, At School, b. OH.²

     Her married name was Sidner. Elizabeth (Lizzi) Brown was born on 27 October 1847.¹ She was the daughter of John Thomas Brown and Harriet Elizabeth Ross.¹ Elizabeth (Lizzi) Brown appeared on the census of 16 August 1870 in the household of John Thomas Brown and Harriet Elizabeth Ross at Dwelling 176, Family 176, Zanesville, 5th Ward, Muskingum, OH; John T., 46, Stationary Engineer, 0, 300, born East Virginia
Harriet, 42, Keeping House, born OH.
Lizzie, 22, Helps Mother, born OH.
John E., 20, ___ Carriage Painter, b.OH
Clifford M., 18, Telegraph Oprtr., b.OH
Theodore R., 16, Clk in Dg Store, b.OH
Belle B., 12, At School, b. OH.²

     John Elizah Brown was born on 4 November 1849.¹ He was the son of John Thomas Brown and Harriet Elizabeth Ross.¹ John Elizah Brown appeared on the census of 16 August 1870 in the household of John Thomas Brown and Harriet Elizabeth Ross at Dwelling 176, Family 176, Zanesville, 5th Ward, Muskingum, OH; John T., 46, Stationary Engineer, 0, 300, born East Virginia
Harriet, 42, Keeping House, born OH.
Lizzie, 22, Helps Mother, born OH.
John E., 20, ___ Carriage Painter, b.OH
Clifford M., 18, Telegraph Oprtr., b.OH
Theodore R., 16, Clk in Dg Store, b.OH
Belle B., 12, At School, b. OH.²

     Clifford Brown was born on 9 September 1851.¹ He was the son of John Thomas Brown and Harriet Elizabeth Ross.¹ Clifford Brown appeared on the census of 16 August 1870 in the household of John Thomas Brown and Harriet Elizabeth Ross at Dwelling 176, Family 176, Zanesville, 5th Ward, Muskingum, OH; John T., 46, Stationary Engineer, 0, 300, born East Virginia
Harriet, 42, Keeping House, born OH.
Lizzie, 22, Helps Mother, born OH.
John E., 20, ___ Carriage Painter, b.OH
Clifford M., 18, Telegraph Oprtr., b.OH
Theodore R., 16, Clk in Dg Store, b.OH
Belle B., 12, At School, b. OH.²

     Theodore Brown was born on 2 February 1853.¹ He was the son of John Thomas Brown and Harriet Elizabeth Ross.¹ Theodore Brown appeared on the census of 16 August 1870 in the household of John Thomas Brown and Harriet Elizabeth Ross at Dwelling 176, Family 176, Zanesville, 5th Ward, Muskingum, OH; John T., 46, Stationary Engineer, 0, 300, born East Virginia
Harriet, 42, Keeping House, born OH.
Lizzie, 22, Helps Mother, born OH.
John E., 20, ___ Carriage Painter, b.OH
Clifford M., 18, Telegraph Oprtr., b.OH
Theodore R., 16, Clk in Dg Store, b.OH
Belle B., 12, At School, b. OH.²

     Elijah (Eliza?) Ross was born in 1786 at or 1785, Brownsville, PA.¹ He was the son of Alexander Ross.¹ Elijah (Eliza?) Ross married Mary Coffman (Hoffman?) in 1807 at Fredericktown, PA.¹ Elijah (Eliza?) Ross died on 30 November 1864 at Zanesville, OH.

     Her married name was Ross. Mary Coffman (Hoffman?) was born on 10 September 1788 at Fredricktown, PA. She married Elijah (Eliza?) Ross, son of Alexander Ross, in 1807 at Fredericktown, PA.¹ Mary Coffman (Hoffman?) died on 29 September 1862 at Zanesville, OH, at age 74.

     Theodore Ross was born in 1810.¹ He was the son of Elijah (Eliza?) Ross and Mary Coffman (Hoffman?).¹ Theodore Ross died on 6 June 1870.¹

     Alexander Ross was born in 1812.¹ He was the son of Elijah (Eliza?) Ross and Mary Coffman (Hoffman?).¹

     Her married name was Fox. Ann Ross was born on 7 April 1814.¹ She was the daughter of Elijah (Eliza?) Ross and Mary Coffman (Hoffman?).¹

     Her married name was Boyd. Margaret Ross was born on 12 October 1816.¹ She was the daughter of Elijah (Eliza?) Ross and Mary Coffman (Hoffman?).¹

     Her married name was Hurd. Ruth Ross was born on 23 November 1818.¹ She was the daughter of Elijah (Eliza?) Ross and Mary Coffman (Hoffman?).¹

     James Ross was born on 4 January 1821.¹ He was the son of Elijah (Eliza?) Ross and Mary Coffman (Hoffman?).¹

     George Ross was born on 21 July 1825.¹ He was the son of Elijah (Eliza?) Ross and Mary Coffman (Hoffman?).¹