Isaac HORN & Phoebe ULLERY

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Isaac HORN
Phoebe ULLERY

Husband: Isaac HORN
Birth: 1816/7, PA

Marriage: 4 Feb 1841, Knox Co., OH

Wife: Phoebe ULLERY
Birth: 1820/1, PA

Children — born in Knox Co., OH:

1. Jane HORN, b. 1841/2
2. Susannah HORN, b. 1843/4
3. Joseph HORN, b. 1844/5
4. Sarah E. HORN, b. 1846/7
5. Stephen [I. or J.] HORN, b. 1848/9

Sources:

1. Liahona Research (Orem, UT), compilers. 1996. Marriage Index: Ohio, 1789-1850 (Broderbund CD-400):

Horn, Isaac Ulery, Phebe Feb 4, 1841 Knox Co.

2. NARA. 1964. Population Schedules of the Seventh Census of the United States, 1850, Roll 700, Ohio, Knox County. Microcopy No. 432. National Archives Microfilm Publications, Washington, DC. Family Quest Archives: Ohio Federal Census 1850: Knox County. Heritage Quest CD M432-700: Harrison Twp., Knox Co., OH, p. 404B, 2481/2541, enumerated 27 Sep 1850 (extracted by Diana Gale Matthiesen):

Isaac Horn 33 M Farmer Penn

Phebe   " 29 F do

Jane     " 8 F Ohio

Susannah " 6 F do

Joseph     " 5 M do

Sarah E     " 3 F do

Stephen I/J " 1 M do

This enumerator's I's and J's are indistinguishable.

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