Samuel STROUSE & Mary SWEYER

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Samuel STROUSE
Mary SWEYER

Husband: Samuel STROUSE
Birth: 1813/4, OH
Occupation: farmer

Marriage: 23 Jan 1841, Pickaway Co., OH

Wife: Mary SWEYER
Birth: 1816/7, OH
Occupation: homemaker

Children — born in Pickaway Co., OH:

1. Jacob STROUSE, b. 1841
2. Lucinda STROUSE, b. 1842/3
3. William STROUSE, b. 1844/5
4. Elizabeth STROUSE, b. 1845/6

Sources:

1. LDS. Family Search: Internet Genealogy Service: IGI - International Genealogical Index (online at FamilySearch.org).

Samuel STROUSE
Spouse: Mary SWEYER
Marriage: 23 Jan 1841, Pickaway, Ohio
Source: Marriages, 1810-1951. Pickaway County (Ohio). Probate Judge

2. 1850 Census Index/Images (online at Ancestry.com; Image #13 of 32): Salt Creek Twp., Pickaway Co., OH, p. 227A, 823/842, enumerated 29 Aug 1850 (extracted by Diana Gale Matthiesen):

Samuel Strouse 36 M Farmer 9600 O

Mary      " 33 F "

Jacob     " 9 M "

Lucinda   " 7 F "

William   " 5 M "

Elizabeth " 4 F "

Patsey Sweyer 32 F "

Sarah     " 20 F "

Patsey and Sarah are surely Mary's sisters. Patsey later married Daniel RUNKLE.

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