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From: "Pat J." <>
Subject: Re: [BRE] ULRY, Samuel's heirs - Montgomery Co. OH
Date: Mon, 12 May 2003 09:50:57 -0500
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Gale,

Thanks for your very informative reply! It has given me some information I
didn't have and confirmed some that I did have. However, the original
question on the deed of Samuel Ulry's heirs remains.

The deed mentioned was sent to the Brethren List by Wayne (SpiWebb) on June
12, 2001 along with a second deed - one post subject: Heirs of Samuel
Ulrich. The source was shown as Deed book No-1, Samuel Ulry's heirs to
Samuel Ulry, pp. 515-165, recorded May 20, 1831. The other post: Samuel
Ulrich deed--source shown as Deed book N-1, pp. 516-518, Samuel Ulrey to
Barbara Hay & Daniel Hay, recorded May 21, 1831. Would you be able to
access these from the archives? If not, I will recopy and send them to you
or maybe Wayne has them on file?

I did not have a 'home' for them at the time they were posted but printed
them off and filed them with Ulrich family information, hoping to find a
home for them later.

I am having difficulty placing the various Samuel Ulrich/Ulrey/Ulery/Ullerys
I am finding.

I do show a Samuel ULERY (son of Stephen Ulrich 1773-1823 and Susannah
Shively) b. 1801 PA m. 1821 to Susannah ULRICH (no parents identified) b.
1800, PA. I do not have any family for them but show them as both dying in
Crawford Co., KS...Susannah in 1883 and Samuel in 1886. This is all
unverified information.

Thanks again for your help!

Pat J.


> Pat etal:
> In the June term 1838 of the Montgomery County Chancery Court, John
Olinger filed a case against the heirs of Samuel Ullery deceased. As
Petitioner, Olinger owned the dower and rights of six of the heirs in the
Ullery land described as 72 acres in the SE 1/4 section 28 of Madison
Township. The heirs are the [unnamed] widow who has since married Jacob
Swinehart and her nine children: Barbara w/o Christian Shively, Elizabeth
Ullery, Esther w/o Samuel Shively, Susannah w/o Jacob Ullery, John Ullery,
Sarah w/o Samuel Ullery all of age and minors Samuel 19 on May last, Hannah
16 and Catherine Ullery 14. Olinger was asking for a settlement and the
balance of the land.
>
> On the same day, 6 June 1838 and in the same Court, Jacob Swinehart filed
suit against Samuel, Hannah and Catherine Ullery. The record reads that
Samuel Ullery died owning the NE corner of section 34 in Madison Township,
146.36 acres originally conveyed to David and Barbary Ullery 23 Dec 1812.
Swinehart holds dower rights and six shares and is asking for a petition of
the land.
> "Montgomery County, Ohio Chancery Records", 1991, Rose Shilt, page 68
>
> On 26 Feb 1838, Samuel age 19 and Hannah Ullery 16 children and heirs of
Samuel Ullery chose Jacob Swinehart and Esther Swinehart their guardians.
Christian Shively posted the security.
> "Montgomery County, Ohio Administration and Wills 1805-1850 Guardians
1805-1860, 1985, Rose Shilt and Audrey Gilbert, page 152
>
> Samuel Ullery was a son of David and Barbara [unknown] Ulrich Sr and
grandson of Stephen and Elizabeth [unknown] Ulrich II. Samuel's widow Esther
Cripe Ullery and her second husband Jacob Swinehart moved from Montgomery
County OH to Kosciusko County IN where both spent the remainder of their
lives.
>
> I suspect that the family you are actually interested in is Stephen rather
than Samuel Ullery.
> Stephen Ulery, a brother to the above named Samuel Ullery, married
Susannah Shively, daughter of Christian Shively Sr and Susannah Gripe, who
in turn married the widower Henry Harshbarger in 1834 and remained in
Montgomery County OH. The children of Stephen and Susannah were:
> Elizabeth m Jacob Wolf s/o Leonard Wolf Sr and Catharine Cripe
> John E m Mary Gripe d/o John Gripe Jr and Catharine Ulrich
> Samuel m Susanna Ulrich d/o John Ulrich [not proven]
> Hannah m David D Shively s/o Daniel Shively Sr and Susannah Ulrich
> Barbara m John N Metzger s/o Dunker Elder Henry Metzger Sr and Susannah
Ulrich
> The names in this family grouping fit the names of your original query. If
this is the case, Samuel joined by his wife Susanna was an heir rather than
the deceased parent. Do you have a copy of the actual deed or an abstract? I
would be very interested in the complete date of transaction, section, town
and range of the land.
> GESH
>
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