John PETERS & Rachel POWNELL

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John PETERS
Rachel POWNALL

Husband: John PETERS
Birth: ca. 1750, NJ
Death: 12 Sep 1828, WV??? -- surely, OH
Disposition: buried Peters/Bliss [now Haskins] Cemetery, Scioto Twp., Pike Co., OH
Father: James PETERS
Mother: Mary BIRD

Marriage: 19 May 1799, Hunterdon Co., NJ

Wife: Rachel POWNALL
Birth: 22 Nov 1756, Bucks Co., PA
Death: 11 Apr 1832
Disposition: buried Peters/Bliss [now Haskins] Cemetery, Scioto Twp., Pike Co., OH
Father: Reuben POWNALL
Mother: Effie BURD

Children:

. Mary PETERS, b. ca. 1785; m. Joshua POWNALL (1781- )
. Rachel PETERS, b. 7 Jan 1786, PA; d. 30 Oct 1871, Arcadia, Morgan Co., IL; m. 22 Aug 1810, Pickaway Co., OH, James Madison VENDERVERT
. William Done [Dunn?] PETERS, b. ca. 1790; m. 16 Dec 1817, Pike Co., OH, Lydia GUTHREY
. Elisha P. PETERS, b. ca. 1792, VA; m. 18 Jan 1820, Pike Co., OH, Drusilla GUTHREY
. Margaret PETERS, b. 1797; m. Jacob NYE
. Elizabeth PETERS, b. ca. 1802; m. Joseph CAMPBELL
. Sarah PETERS, b. ca. 1800; m. 6 Sep 1821, Pike Co., OH, John TOWNER
. Abigail PETERS, b. ca. 1803, PA; m. 14 Nov 1822, Pike Co., OH
. (Daughter) PETERS
. (Son) PETERS

Source:

1. WorldConnect / Ancestry World Trees (online at RootsWeb.com/Ancestry.com).

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