Frances Swallow

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Pedigree
ChartsAncestors of Jennie Luene Logan
Frances Swallow, daughter of John Swallow Sr. and Fanny (…), was born at North Carolina, 6 November 1795.1,2,3 She died at Jay Co., Indiana, before November 1844, when her sons, Levi and John Johnson, appeared in probate court to administer her estate.4

Frances married Jesse Johnson, son of David Johnson and Mary McMahan, at Montgomery Co., Ohio, 1 May 1817.5,6

Family

Jesse Johnson b. abt. 1793, d. bef. 7 May 1836
Children
  • Levi Johnson+2 b. 28 Feb 1818, d. 17 Feb 1900
  • Henderson Johnson7 b. say 1820
  • John Johnson7 b. say 1822
  • Isaac Johnson7 b. say 1824
  • William Johnson7 b. say 1826
  • Mary Johnson7 b. say 1828
  • Wiley Johnson7 b. say 1830
This person was last edited on8 Jan 2020

Citations

  1. [S1670] "Genealogical Column", Boston Evening Transcript, 4 Dec 1931, 2635 #7, FHL Film/Fiche #14741.
  2. [S1025] Levi Johnson, Death Certificates, File No. 182 (1900), Indiana State Department of Health, Indianapolis, Indiana.
  3. [S460] Ancestry.com, 1880 United States Census [on-line database and images] (http://www.ancestry.com), Jackson Township, Jay Co., Indiana, population schedule, enumeration district (ED) 151, sheet #366/1, dwelling #1, family #1, Levi Johnson household, Levi's mother's place of birth is given as North Carolina; original data: NARA micropublication T9, Tenth Census of the United States, 1454 rolls, roll #287.
  4. [S1578] Jay County Courthouse, Portland, Indiana, Probate Records, 1838-1920, B:1-7, FHL microfilm 1750184, further cited as Jay Co. Probate Records.
  5. [S1159] Shirley Keller Mikesell, Early Settlers of Montgomery County, Ohio, Volume III, Genealogical Abstracts from Marriage and Divorce Records 1803-1827, Early Deeds Recorded Late, Election Abstracts, Obituary of an Early Settler (Bowie, Maryland: Heritage Books, 1993), 30, further cited as Mikesell, Early Settlers of Montgomery Co., Ohio.
  6. [S23] M. W. Montgomery, History of Jay County (Chicago, Illinois: Church, Goodman & Cushing, 1864), 406, further cited as Montgomery, Jay County.
  7. [S1165] Wright State University, Dayton, Ohio, Montgomery County, Ohio, Estate Files, ca. 1810-1887, File #1381, FHL microfilm 2314562, further cited as Montgomery Co. Estate Files.