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Note: George is listed in his fathers will as living in Illinois In the 1860 census of Guernsey Co. Ohio Senacaville,Richland Twp. George & Bethshaba Winnett living in the same area as Georges brother Nathan,practically neighbors is a day laborer an has personal estate value at $400 George age 33 Bethshaba age 22 they also have a day laborer living with them William Ward age 16 no children are listed. source:Guernsey Roll 969 Book 1 1860 census 1870 Federal Census, Union Township, Greenup Post Office,Cumberland County, Illinois, lists: Winnett, George, age 43,male, Farmer, born Pa., Bathsheba A., wife, age 38, female,Housekeeping, born Pa., Margaret, niece, age 17, dau. of Nathan,female, born Ohio.... 1880 Federal Census, Union Township, Cumberland County,Illinois, lists: House #48, Winnett, George, age 54, male,Farmer, born Pa., father born Pa., mother born Pa., M. Emily(Ward), age 43, female, Housekeeping, born Ohio., father born Va., mother born Va., Ward, Andrew, step-son, age 20,male,born Ohio., father born Pa., mother born Ohio., Ward, Sarah A., step-dau., age 18, female, born Ohio., father born Pa.,mother born Ohio., Ward, John, step-son, age 15, male, born Ill., father born Pa., Mother born Ohio, others: Luke,Elizabeth, mother-in-law, age 66, female, born Va., father born Va., mother born Va........ Andrew M., Sarah A. and John W. Ward,. are step children to George McFarland Winnett. On page 8 of Genealogy of William and Sarah (Strange) Winnett book, it states that George was married to Mary Phillips on 25 Sep 1856. On page 15 of the same book,at the bottom of the page it lists a George Winnett age 22 born before 1830 as living with William & Rachel Winnett in 1850. I believe this was George McFarland Winnett as he was also married to Bathsheba Winnett, maiden name, they moving to Illinois 1863 or after, Bathsheba Winnett being born in Washington County, Pa, on 4 Sep 1834, Bathsheba dying 1877,buried Long Point Cemetery, Union Twp., Cumberland County,Illinois, George McFarland Winnett, died 19 Oct 1895 and is buried with Bathsheba, no children. Mary Phillips had to pass away prior to George and Bathsheba coming to Illinois. 1860Federal Census of Guernsey County, Ohio, lists George and Bathsheba, husband and wife with a child William Ward living with them. They may have brought the Ward child with them to Illinois, as George, after Bathsheba died, married a Ward.
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