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Note: iseman Males 45+ (1) 16-25 (2) 10-15 (1) -10 (1) Females 26-40 (1) 10-15 (2) -10 (3) 1850 CENSUS Perry, Gallia, Ohio 6 Nov 1850 Roll M532_681 Page 55 Image 518 Family 2040\ Head: Isaac Wiseman age 87 Male birth Pennsylvania Wife: Mary Wiseman age 83 Female birth Virginia Child: Isaac Wiseman age 56 Male birth Virginia Daughter-in-law: Sarah age 56 Female birth Virginia Grandson: Andrew age 18 Male birth Ohio Grandson: Samuel age 16 Male birth Ohio From Monroe County (W) Virginia Abstracts Deeds (1799-1817) Wills (1799-1829) Sim's Land Grant Index (1780-1862) compiles by Larry G Shuck. Published by Closon Press Apollo, Pennsylvania. Page 5 - Isaac Wiseman was elected an elector to elect the president and vice president on 3 Nov 1800. Page 40 - 17 Apr 1810 Isaac Wiseman and wife Mry Wiseman to Van Sweringen 94 Acres fror $5.00 on Dropping Lick Creek and Turkey Creek both branches of Indian Creek adj Sarah Henderson, Patterson Griffey, Joseph Wiseman and James Mann. Page 41 - 20 Feb 1809 Van Swearingen and wife Polly Swearingen to John White, Richard Ramsey, Joseph Wiseman, Isaac Wiseman, and Bartholemew Ramsey trustees in trust a one acre tract for $7.00 to build a church for the members of the Methodist Episcopal Church Lot on the road between Petersbgurg and Union Town. The following information is taken from �����������The Wisemans” 2nd Edition, 1992. Compiled by Boyd W Venable of 2312 Branner Avenue, Jefferson City, Tennessee, 3760, a Wiseman descendant. Isaac Wiseman III was born 6/17-1764 in Berks County, Pennsylvania He would have been only nine years old when the Revolutionary war started in 1773, and 19 at the end of it in 1783. He moved to Monroe County, Virginia with his father Isaac Jr and his brothers around 1797, Married to Mary Magdalene Armentrout, probably in Rockingham County (the Armentrouts were a well known family there). Isaac III was a farmer in Monroe county the same as his dad and his older brothers Joseph and John. He and Mary Magdalene were still there in 1830 when Isaac III was 66 years old. According to BWS Wiseman, Issac III moved to Gallia County, Ohio in that same year, dying there at approximate age 90. Isaac III and Mary Magdalene had nine children, four boys and five girls, as follows: John, born c1792, Sarmuel, born c1794, Isaac, born 1/27, 1796, (Rev) Henry Wiseman, born 6/1, 1809, Annah Barbara, and four other girls. In the Records of Augusta County, Virginia 1745 - 1800, Chalkey Vol II, “Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia”, p.144, I found the following item: “Agreement dated 16th August, 1792, between subscribers and William Herron, Schoolmaster. William is to teach an Eng1ish school at following rates, viz; for L30 (english pounds). William is to teach for one year and to have his boarding, washing and lodging. He is to teach the scholars well and truly in Reading, Writing and also Arethmetick. 3:rd October school is to commence.” There were 22 men enrolled and one woman, which says something about education of women in the early days. One of the men was Isaac Wiseman. Which Isaac Wiseman was It? Now, 199 years later, I cannot say which one. Herron was from Ireland. He drowned attempting to cross North River prior to 1808. One delinquent to the school is mentioned , Adam Wiseman, who apparently went to Tennessee. From "A History of Monroe County, West Virginia" by Oren F. Morton, B. Lit. Baltimore Regional Publishing Company 1988. Page 479-81: Residents of 1799 were placed on a tax list. This is one of the first lists of the residents of Monroe County. Abner, Isaac Sr, Isaac Jr, John, and Joseph were on this list.
Note: 1810 CENSUS Monroe, Monroe, Virginia Roll 70 Page 94 Image 37.00 Isaac W
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