John TEDROW & Mary Magdalene ELEY

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John TEDROW
Mary Magdalene ELEY

Husband: John TEDROW
Death: ca. 1811, Ft. Sackville, near Vincennes, Knox Co., IN

Marriage:

Wife: Mary Magdalene ELEY
Birth: 11 Apr 1792/3/4, PA
Death: 30 Sep 1884, Vermillion Co., IN
Other Spouse: m2. Daniel HELT
Father: George ELY
Mother: Eva Christina STROH-SCHNEIDER / STROSNIDER

Child:

1. John Eli TEDROW, said to be b. ca. 1811, PA; m. 22 Dec 1836, Vermillion Co., IN, Mary PATTON / PATTEN

Sources:

1. Census Records, Indiana, 1860 (Broderbund CD-304): Clinton P.O., Helt Twp., Vermillion Co., IN, p. 196, M653-303, 684/688:

2A Helt, Daniel M 68 W Farmer $3290 $578 Pennsylvania

3A Helt, Mary F 67 W Pennsylvania

4A Tedrow, Mary F 13 W Pennsylvania

Mary TEDROW is Mary (ELEY) TEDROW HELT's granddaughter.

2. The Families of George Ealy, East Finley Township, and Michael Ely, Buffalo Township, Washington [County], Pennsylvania (online at the Washington Co., PA, GenWeb site).

3. Query at Washington County PAGenWeb site.

4. Messages in the Ely Family Genealogy Forum (online at GenForum.com).

5. Email from Mary Lou Ward confirming that Mary M. TEDROW is the daughter of John Eli TEDROW (m. 22 Dec 1836, Vermillion Co., IN, Mary PATON/PATTON).

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