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Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Eliza Jane OGIER: Birth: 1812 in Guernsey Co., Ohio. Death: 1865 in Cambridge, Cambridge Twp., Guernsey Co., Ohio

  2. child dau OGIER: Birth: BET 1815 AND 1820 in Guernsey Co., Ohio. Death: bef 1840 census in <Cambridge, Guernsey Co., Ohio>

  3. child son OGIER: Birth: BET 1815 AND 1820 in Guernsey Co., Ohio. Death: BET 1820 AND 1830 in <Cambridge, Guernsey Co., Ohio>

  4. child son OGIER: Birth: BET 1820 AND 1825 in Guernsey Co., Ohio. Death: bef 1840 census in Cambridge, Cambridge Twp., Guernsey Co., Ohio

  5. MARY RACHAEL OGIER: Birth: 17 JAN 1823 in Cambridge Twp., Guernsey Co., Ohio. Death: 28 DEC 1901 in Valley Twp., Guernsey Co., Ohio

  6. John Thomas OGIER: Birth: 13 DEC 1826 in Guernsey Co., Ohio. Death: 13 JUN 1891 in Cambridge, Cambridge Twp., Guernsey Co., Ohio

  7. Elizabeth OGIER: Birth: 13 MAY 1828 in Guernsey Co., Ohio. Death: 7 SEP 1891 in Guernsey Co., Ohio

  8. child OGIER: Birth: ABT 1831 in Guernsey Co., Ohio. Death: bef 1840 census in Cambridge, Cambridge Twp., Guernsey Co., Ohio


Sources
1. Title:   Janice Meredith Hansen Speakman-Castro Valley, California -copy in her possession of a Family Tree
 (The Le Page Family) as related to and of Samuel L. LePage and Charlotte
 and In relation to the Edward B. Richardson Offspring, and Ellen LePage.
 compiled in 1956(?) by P. M. LePage.
2. Title:   GEDCOM file imported on 4 Sep 2001. from Ancestry.com
3. Title:   Calculated from information about death
4. Title:   Pioneer Marriages of Guernsey County, Ohio compiled by Conner and Eynen
 Vol 1 1810-1830
5. Title:   Guernsey County, Ohio Court House Records: Vol A 1810-1827, page 14, #48.

Notes
a. Continued:   His family owned a large estate named Les Duvaux on the Isle of Guernsey which was built in 1604 and partially rebuilt in 1798. He migrated to Guernsey Co., Ohio in 1808 after having shot a Russian Soldier who was stealing apples from the estate. He went to Jersey (an island near Guernsey) then to France where he took passage to America. In 1840 He owned property in Cambridge Township, just north of present Northwood Cemetery. 160 acres in Sec 8. There he built a house of stone instead of logs like those of the other settlers to remind him of his earlier home. Thomas attended the University of England as a young man so was well educated, He gave much time and effort to interests concerning churches and schools. Thomas and wife Rachel Marquand Ogier had eight children. All except 3 were deceased before 1882, Mary, Elizabeth, and John.
b. Continued:   1850= listed as age 64 living with John Ogier 23 wife Catharine 22, and their son Charles E age 1

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