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86. JOSEPH⁴ ZINN (John Jacob³, John Nicholas², John¹), born 14 July 1800;²⁵⁵ married SUSANNA [—?—].

In 1830, Joseph Zinn was living in Millcreek Township, Erie County, Pennsylvania.²⁵⁶ His household at that time contained one male age 30-39 (Joseph); two females age under 5; one female age 5-9 (Matilda?); and one female age 20-29 (Susannah). Joseph was still living in Millcreek, Erie County, in 1840 (census page 98), when the federal census listed, besides Joseph, a male child under five, a female child under 5 and four females 10-30—possibly Susannah was deceased by this time. In 1860, Joseph was living with his married daughter Matilda (Ziegler) in Elk Creek Township, Erie County, Pennsylvania, where Joseph was enumerated as a laborer.²⁵⁷

I could not find Joseph Zinn in any federal census of 1850. Possibly in 1850, Joseph was living with his married daughter Matilda and husband Emanuel Ziegler and family in Canada (location not known)—I could not find Emanuel Ziegler or Matilda Ziegler in any of the United States federal censuses for 1850.

Note: in 1850 there was a Joseph Sinn and family living in Crawford County, Pennsylvania. This Joseph Sinn, a farmer, born circa 1800 in New Jersey, his wife was Lydia and children were Joseph, Mary, Julia, Hannah, Margaret, and Uphema Sinn.²⁵⁸ Living next to them was a Theodate Sinn, born circa 1849, and his family.

One known child of Joseph and Susannah [—?—] Zinn:

+	235	i.	Matilda⁵ Zinn; born 9 December 1822; died 25 March 1862; married Emanuel Ziegler. Possibly other children of Joseph and Susanna Zinn were Sophia J. Zinn, who married, 8 July 1856, Merrit Hoskins, both of Erie County, Pennsylvania;²⁵⁹ and Catherine Zinn, who married, 14 October 1841, William Ferguson, both of Erie County.²⁶⁰ I can not place Sophia or Catherine with either Daniel or Conrad Zinn’s family.

87. GEORGE⁴ ZINN (John Jacob³, John Nicholas², John¹), born 24 April 1808, in Pennsylvania;²⁶¹ married ELIZA M. [—?—], born circa 1813 in New York state.

By 1830, George was probably in Erie County, Pennsylvania. Also appearing in Erie County in 1830 were his brothers Daniel, Conrad, and Joseph—perhaps they all came from Cumberland County to Erie County as a unit in the mid 1820s. The 1830 federal census for Erie County suggests that George could have been living with his brother Conrad in Millcreek Township. In 1840 George was enumerated in Millcreek Township, Erie County, Pennsylvania: 1 male age 5-10, 1 male 30-40 (George), 1 female under 5 (perhaps daughter Mary) and 1 female 20-30 (wife).²⁶² Brothers Conrad, Daniel and Joseph and families stayed in Erie County, but George had moved in the early 1840s (as indicated by two children being born in Ohio in 1844 and 1846) to Ohio. By 1850, the family was in La Porte County, Indiana. George was enumerated as a farmer in the federal censuses. In 1880, apparently Eliz had died; George and children Ritta, Docia, Mary and Alveretta (Peak) were living next to George's daughter Ida Patrick and family in Noble Township, La Porte County, Indiana (page 371 or page 10).

Note: There are ancestry.com family trees citing George (and his brother Joseph) as being born in Union Mills, La Porte County, Indiana, in 1807. This is not correct. George and all his brothers were born in Pennsylvania. Indeed La Porte County and the plat of Union Mills did not come into existence until 1832 (History of La Porte County, page 405; published by C. C. Chapman and Company 1880).

Children of George and Eliza M. Zinn known from the 1850-1880 federal censuses for Noble Township, La Porte County, Indiana²⁶³ (the 1860 federal census—but not the 1850 and 1870 censuses—lists George's wife as Louise M; also ancestry.com has indexed the name as George Zirin in 1860 and as George Zeiner in 1870):

	236	i.	George W.⁵ Zinn; born circa 1834 in Pennsylvania. George was not with the family after the 1860 federal census. I have not found him in subsequent censuses. There was another George W. Zinn who lived in Noble Township, Cass County, Indiana. He was born circa 1822 in Maryland (with his parents born in Pennsylvania). This George W. Zinn married Eliza [—?—], born circa 1830 in Indiana; they had eight children listed in the 1880 federal census.²⁶⁴ I can not place this George W. Zinn.
	237	ii.	Mary E. Zinn; born circa 1839 in Pennsylvania. Mary was still single and living at home in 1880.
	238	iii.	Adelia Jane (usually listed as Dell) Zinn; born circa 1845 in Ohio; married John E. Zeigler (Jr.), born circa 1847 in Pennsylvania. John E.'s father was also John E. Zeigler, born circa 1816 in Pennsylvania. In 1870, John and Dell were living with John's father John E. Zeigler and wife Susanna [—?—]; born circa 1818 in Pennsylvania (she was probably John E. (Sr.) second wife). In 1880, John, Dell and son Dean were living in Union Mills. La Porte County, Indiana, where John Ziegler (sic = Zeigler) was enumerated as a farmer (page 315). In 1910, John and Dell, no children (census reports she had one child, not living in 1910), were in Noble Township, La Porte County, Indiana;²⁶⁵ no occupation listed for John, but Dell was enumerated as a carpet weaver. (This might be a census mistake; I believe her sister Retta, who was listed next, was the carpet weaver). Also in the family in 1910 was Adelia's sister Retta and Adelia's adopted sister Alveretta Peak. Child of John E. and Dell (Zinn) Zeigler: (a) Dean Zeigler; born circa 1877 in Indiana. Dean had died by the time of the 1910 federal census.
+	239	iv.	Sarah A. Zinn; born July 1847 in Ohio; married Merriman Castle.
	240	v.	Alveretta (Ritta and Harriet) Zinn; born October 1849 in Indiana. She apparently did not marry. She was single and living with her father in 1880. In 1900, she was still single, living with her adopted sister Alveretta Peak in Noble Township, La Porte County, where she was enumerated as a carpet weaver.²⁶⁶ In 1930, Alveretta, single, was living with her widowed sister, Sarah Castle.
	241	vi.	Franklin P. (also Henry Franklin) Zinn; born circa 1852 in Indiana. He was, single, living at home in 1870 (as a farm laborer), but not with his father in 1880.
+	242	vii.	Ida Zinn; born 19 June 1854; died 21 February 1943 in Holyoke County, Colorado; married Albert Edward Patrick.
	243	viii.	Ada L. (Docia) Zinn; born circa 1857 in Indiana. In 1880, she was single and living with her father.
	244	ix.	Alveretta Peak (adopted) Zinn; born January 1860 in Indiana (father born in Indiana and mother in Illinois). In 1900, single, she was living with her sister Alveretta Zinn.

88. Henry⁴ Zinn (John³ Philip, John Nicholas², John¹), born 10 March 1800 (is marriage date of his parents wrong?—his age was given as 59 in the 1860 federal census²⁶⁷) in Pennsylvania;²⁶⁸ died 1870; married, 19 July 1825, in Franklin County, Ohio. SARAH AGLER; born 1801 in Ohio; died 1876. According to Franklin County, Marriage Records (online in ancestry.com), "Richard Agler says his sister Sarah Agler is over 18." Sarah was a daughter of Jacob and Margaret (Van Gundy) Agler.²⁶⁹ One genforum message reports Henry and Sarah having 10 children, one being David Zinn, born 27 August 1830 in Mifflin, Franklin County, Ohio, married Ursula Jane Schrock.²⁷⁰

Except for David Zinn, children of Henry and Sarah known from the 1860 federal census when the family was living in Mifflin Township, Franklin County, Ohio, and Henry was enumerated as a farmer (all children born in Ohio):²⁷¹

	245	i.	Frederick⁵ Zinn; born circa 1828.
+	246	ii.	David Zinn; born 27 August 1830; married Ursula Jane Schrock.
	247	iii.	Henry Zinn; born circa 1834.
	248	iv.	Cynthia Zinn; born circa 1839.

89. DANIEL⁴ ZINN (John³ Philip, John Nicholas², John¹); born 12 February 1803 in Pennsylvania; died 23 March 1868 in Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio; married MARY SHILLING in 1830; she was born 10 November 1812 in either Maryland or New Jersey; died 15 September 1875 in Columbus, Ohio.²⁷² In 1850 and 1860, the family was living in the First Ward of Columbus, Ohio, where Daniel was listed as a teamster.²⁷³

Children of Daniel and Mary (Shilling) Zinn known from the 1850 federal census (all born in Ohio):

249	i.	Samuel⁵ Zinn; born circa 1830.
250	ii.	Ann Zinn; born circa 1833.
251	iii.	Lavinia Zinn; born June 1837, in 1900, Lavina, single, was living with her brother Addison and his wife in Columbus, Ohio, where Lavinia was enumerated as a dress maker.
252	iv.	James W. Zinn; born circa 1839.
253	v.	Sarah Jane Zinn; born circa 1842.
254	vii.	Addison Zinn; born July 1856, married Mary A. [—?—], born January 1857 in Ohio. In 1900 and 1910, Addison and Mary A. and Addison's unmarried sister Lavinia were living in Columbus, Ohio, where Addison was listed as a railroad engineer. In 1920, Addison and Mary, but not Lavina, were still in Columbus, Ohio. Addison and Mary apparently did not have children.²⁷⁴

95. NANCY⁴ GRIMES (Nancy³ Zinn, John Nicholas², John¹); born circa 1808 in Ohio; married JEHIEL FRAZEE, born circa 1807 in Ohio; died in 1860 in Colorado.²⁷⁵ In 1850, the family was living in Milton Township, Jackson County, Ohio, where Jehiel was listed as a farmer. In 1860, Nancy, presumably a widow by this time, was living with some of her children and daughter-in-law Elizabeth (wife of son Edward) in Vinton County, Ohio.²⁷⁶

Children of Jehiel and Nancy (Grimes) Frazee:²⁷⁷

	256	i.	Ephraim⁵ Frazee; born 1827 in Ohio; married Margaret Petty, born circa 1829 in Virginia. In 1860, the family was in Milton, Jackson County, Ohio, where Ephraim was enumerated as a farmer. Children listed in federal censuses (all born in Ohio): (a) Jasper Frazee, born circa 1848; married [—?—]. In 1880, Jasper and daughter Florence were living in Elk Township, Vinton County, Ohio, where Jasper was farming (page 66) (b) Newton Frazee, born circa 1851; married Agnes [—?—]; born circa 1860 in West Virginia. In 1880, Newton and Agnes were living with Newton's brother Lafayette Frazee in Falls Township, Hocking County, Ohio, where Newton was listed as a miner (page 41). (c) Lafayette Frazee, born circa 1853; married Trifena [—?—]; born circa 1853 in Ohio. In 1880, Lafayette was living in Fall, Hocking County, Ohio, where Lafayette was listed as a miner (page 41). (d) Ceneretta (?Jenrette) Frazee, born circa 1855. (e) Gustavus Frazee, born circa 1857. (f) Celesta Frazee, born circa 1859.
	257	ii.	Hezekiah Frazee; born 1829 in Ohio; married Tresse Sylvester, born circa 1838 in Ohio. In 1860, Hezekiah, Tresse and son Nallis? L. Frazee were living with Hezekiah's mother in Hamden Township, Vinton County, Ohio; where Hezekial was enumerated as teamster. Children of Hezekial and Tresse Frazee: (a) Nallis? L. Frazee; born circa 1859 in Ohio. (b) Jehiel B. Frazee, born circa 1862 in Ohio; married Lena [—?—]; born circa 1868 in Ohio. In 1910, the family was living in Webb, Dewey County, Oklahoma, where Jehiel was farming (page 1B). Children known from the 1910 federal census: (i) Raymond Frazee; born circa 1891 in Kansas. (ii) Norman Frazee; born circa 1892 in Kansas. (iii) Teressa Frazee; born circa 1894 in Kansas. (iv) Guy Frazee; born circa 1895 in Kansas. (v) Dwight Frazee; born circa 1902 in Oklahoma. (vi) Kenneth Frazee; born circa 1904 in Oklahoma (c) Julia Frazee, born 1865. (d) John S. Frazee, born circa 1870 in Iowa; married Elma [—?—]; born circa 1878 in ?Missouri. In 1910 the family was living near John's brother Jehiel in Webb, Dewey County, Oklahoma, where John was farming (page 1B). Children of John and Elma known from the 1910 federal census (all born in Oklahoma): (i) Madie Frazee (daughter); born circa 1899. (ii) Hezekiah Frazee; born circa 1903. (iii) Joy Frazee; born circa 1905. (iv) Dora Frazee; born circa 1907. (v) ?Inez Frazee (daughter); born circa 1909. (e) Elizabeth Frazee. born circa 1872 (f) Fred Frazee, born 1874.
	258	iii.	Edward Frazee; born circa 1831 in Ohio; married Elizabeth Craig. Probably he was the E. Frazee, born circa 1832 in Ohio, living with his married sister Terressa and her child "L." (Samuel Leonard Tarr) and a J. C. Etzell? in Mountain, Arapahoe County, Kansas (census page 280) in 1860, when "E." Frazee was listed as a miner. At this time, Edward's wife Elizabeth and children were living with Edward's mother, Nancy, in Hamden, Ohio. Children of Edward and Elizabeth known from the 1860 federal census: (a) Samuel L. Frazee, born circa 1856 in Ohio; in 1900, Samuel L., single, was working on the Valdez Trans-Alaskan Military Road as a packer (page 1B). (b) Lola Frazee, born circa 1858 in Ohio.
	259	iv.	Augustus Frazee; reported born 1832 in Ohio, died 1860; married Ann W. Long, born circa 1836 in Ohio. She was a daughter of Lewis V. and Almeda (Wilbur) Long.²⁷⁸ Lewis V. was a brother of William Adam Long, who married Sarah Zinn (#103). In 1850, Jehiel and Nancy (Grimes) Frazee and family were enumerated next to Almeda Long and her family including daughter Anna W. Long (apparently Lewis V. Long was deceased by this time).²⁷⁹ Children of Augustus and Anna W. (Long) Frazee were (a) Helvetta Frazee, born 1852 (b) Lewis Frazee, born circa 1853.
	260	v.	Cinderella Frazee; born October 1835 in Ohio; married William H. Tissue; born February 1831 in Ohio. In 1870, William and Cinderella and daughter Josephine were living in Chariton Township, Appanoose County, Iowa, where William was enumerated as manager of a wholesale clothing house—enumerated in the next household were William and Janwaha Tissue, both born circa 1810 in Pennsylvania—they were probably William's parents. In 1880, the family was in Unionville, Missouri, where William was a clothing dealer. By 1900, William and Cinderella were living alone in Orange County, California, where William was enumerated as a farmer. Child known from the 1870 and 1880 federal censuses was (a) Josephine Tissue, born 1867 in Iowa.²⁸⁰
+	261	vi.	Terressa A. Frazee; born 1838; married Pinckney Tarr, a second cousin.
	262	vii.	William A. Frazee; born 1841 in Ohio; married Lydia Wood,²⁸¹ born circa 1848 in Kentucky. William was farming in Sedgwick County, Kansas, in 1880, when the family consisted of four children (all born in Kansas): (a) Charles Frazee, born circa 1871; married Lula [—?—]; born circa 1876 in Illinois. In 1900, Charles and family were living next to Charles's brothers Edward and Bert and their families in Sherman Township, Sedgwick County, Kansas, where they all were farming (page 7A). In 1910 (page 2B), 1920 (page 7A) and 1930 (1B), Charles and family were enumerated in Valley Center, Sedgwick County, where Charles was farming. Children of Charles and Lula Frazee known from the federal censuses (all born in Kansas): (i) Haney W. Frazee; born February 1898. (ii) George M. Frazee; born circa 1901. (iii) William P. Frazee; born circa 1906. (iv) Pearl Frazee; born circa 1907. (v) Charles Frazee; born circa 1915. (vi) Dorothea M. Frazee; born (private). (b) Edward Frazee, born 5 December 1872; married Monie [—?—]; born circa 1882 in Kansas. The family lived in Sherman Township, Sedgwick County, Kansas in 1900 (page 7A), 1910 (page 2A) and 1920 (page 4B), where Edward was a farmer. Children of Edward and Monie Frazee known from the federal censuses (all born in Kansas): (i) William F. Frazee; born March 1898. (ii) Charles Frazee; born May 1900. (iii) Clara Frazee; born circa 1905. (iv) Howard Frazee; born circa 1910. (c) Lewis Frazee, born circa 1874. (d) Bert Lee Frazee, born 28 February 1877 (re his 1918 World War I Draft Registration Card, when Bert and Lena were living in Cheney, Sedgwick County, Kansas); married (first) Lena [—?—]; born March 1876 in Missouri; married (second) Lulu [—?—]; born circa 1882 in Kansas.²⁸² In 1900, Bert, brothers Charles and Edward and families were living next to each other in Sherman Township, Sedgwick County, Kansas. In 1910, Bert and family were in Morton Township, Sedgwick County (page 10B). By 1920, Lena had died; Bert and children Lyia and Laura were living in Greeley Township, Sedgwick County (page 9B). In 1930, Bert and second wife Lulu were still in Greeley Township, living by themselves (page 5A). Children of Bert and Lena Frazee known from the federal censuses (both born in Kansas): (i) Lydia Frances Frazee; born circa 1902. < (ii) Laura Frazee; born circa 1914.
	263	viii.	Jehiel Frazee; born circa 1844 in Ohio; married Jane Goddard, born June 1845 in Illinois. In 1880, Jehiel, Jane and family were living in Doniphan County Kansas, where Jehiel was listed as a farmer. Jane was a widow by 1900, when she and son Edward were living in Sumner County, Kansas and Jane was enumerated as a carpet weaver. Children known from the 1880 and 1900 federal censuses were²⁸³ (a) Cinderella Frazee, born circa 1868 in Missouri. (b) Augustus Frazee, born circa 1872 in Missouri. (c) Lucy Frazee, born circa 1876 in Kansas. (d) Jehiel Frazee, born circa 1878 in Kansas. (e) Edward Frazee, born September in Illinois.
	264	ix.	Sarah Margaret Frazee; born 1846.²⁸⁴ She was not with her parents in 1850 nor with her mother and other siblings in 1860.
	265	x.	Martha Frazee; born circa 1848 in Ohio. She was living with her mother in Hamden, Ohio, in 1860.
	266	xi.	Amanda Frazee; born circa 1850 in Ohio; married Thomas G. Underwood, born circa 1841 in Missouri. He was a farmer. Children known from the 1880 federal census when the family was in Buchanan County, Missouri (all born in Missouri):²⁸⁵ (a) Helvetta (Elvetta) Underwood, born circa 1870; married [—?—] Campbell. Helvetta and Mr. Campbell were divorced by 1910, when Helvetta and child Irene Campbell were living with Helvetta's father, who was a widower at this time. Child of Helvetta Campbell known from the 1910 federal census: (i) Irene Campbell; born circa 1902 in OKlahoma> (b) Minnie Underwood, born circa 1872. (c) Jessie Underwood, born circa 1878.
	267	xii.	Elvetta Frazee; born circa 1853 in Ohio. In 1860, Elvetta, age 7, was living with her mother and several siblings in Hamden, Ohio.

96. REBECCA⁴ PAINE (Nancy³ Zinn, John Nicholas², John¹), born circa 1824 in Ohio; married (first) ANDREW GILES, born circa 1819 in Ohio.

In 1850, Andrew and Rebecca and family were living in Rutland Township, Meigs County, Ohio, where Andrew was enumerated as a farmer; in 1860, Rebecca and children (but not Andrew) were still living in Rutland Township, where Rebecca was enumerated as a farmer.

By 1870, Rebecca had married (second) GEORGE ALBERT MCCORMACK, born 1828 in Virginia; and, with children Alvina Giles and Otho Giles, was still living in Rutland Township, Meigs County. In 1880, Albert, Rebecca, son Albert McCormack, and Rebecca's son Ortho Giles were still in Rutland Township, Meigs County, Ohio (census page 159), where Albert was listed as a farmer.

Children of Andrew and Rebecca (Paine) Giles known from the 1850 and 1860 federal censuses (all born in Ohio):²⁸⁶

268	i.	Seth⁵ Giles; born circa 1844.
269	ii.	Alvina Giles; born circa 1847.
270	iii.	Sardorus Giles; born circa 1851.
271	iv.	Otho Giles; born circa 1855; died 2 April 1926 in Gallia County, Ohio (re Ohio Deaths, 1908-1932, online in ancestry.com); married Nora [—?—], born circa 1861 in Ohio.In 1880, Otho and Nora, no children, were living in the household of Otho's mother, Rebecca, and Otho's step-father Albert McCormack. In 1900, Otho, Nora and daughter Vaude were living in Rutland Township, Meigs County, Ohio, where Otho was farming. Child of Otho and Nora Giles known from the 1900 federal census: (a) Vaude Giles (daughter); born February 1881 in Ohio.

Child of Albert and Rebecca (Paine) Giles McCormack known from the 1870 and 1880 federal censuses:

	NN	v.	Adelfort (Albert) McCormack; born circa 1865 in Ohio.

97. GEORGE⁴ TARR (Rebecca³ Zinn, John Nicholas², John¹), born 27 February 1809 in Ohio;²⁸⁷ married ESTHER CATLIN, born circa 1820 in Ohio.

Children of George and Esther (Catlin) Tarr known from the 1850 and 1860 federal censuses for Clinton Township, Vinton County, Ohio, where George was enumerated as a farmer (all born in Ohio):²⁸⁸

272	i.	Arminida⁵ Tarr; born December 1837; married Arthur Camp,²⁸⁹ born June 1832 in Ohio. Their children known from the federal censuses for Clinton Township, Vinton County, Ohio, where Arthur was listed as a farmer (all born in Ohio):²⁹⁰ (a) Hester Camp; born circa 1855. (b) Rachel Camp; born circa 1857. (c) Albert D. Camp; born circa 1858. (d) George Thomas Camp, born circa 1860. (e) William R. Camp, born November 1861; married Rachel E. [—?—]; born August 1865 in Ohio. In 1900, William, Rachel and family were living next to William's brother Silas and his family in Clinton Township where William was enumerated as a farmer. Children of William and Rachel Camp known from the 1900 federal census (all born in Ohio): (i) Homer C. Camp; born April 1891. (ii) Mary A. Camp; born December 1892. (iii) Fred A. Camp; born February 1895. (iv) ?Mady E. Camp (daughter); born June 1897. (v) John A. Camp; born June 1900. (f) John Camp; born circa 1863. (g) Allison Camp; born circa 1864. (h) Silas H.Camp; born March 1865; died 12 December 1949 in Ohio; married May 1890 to Jennie B. Felts (spell?); born November 1867 in Jacksontown, Ohio; died 6 September 1928 in Ohio (her obituary is in the Coshocton Tribune, 6 September 1928). In 1900, Silas, Jennie and family were living in Clinton Township, Vinton County, where Silas was listed as a coal miner (page 27). Children of Silas and Jennie Camp known from the 1900 federal census and from Silas's obituary (The Times Recorder, Zanesville, Ohio, 14 December 1949); not necessarily in order of birth (all born in Ohio): (i) Norman E. Camp; born May 1891; lived in Tunnell Hill (Bedford Township, Coshocton County, Ohio) at the time of his father's death in 1949. (ii) Gilbert H. Camp; lived in West Bedford (Bedford Township, Coshocton County, Ohio) at the time of his father's death in 1949. (iii) Ethel M. Camp; born August 1892; probably married either M. S. Davis or Oscar Woodruff (see vi and vii). (iv) Herbert Camp; born November 1895; lived in New Lexington, Ohio, at the time of his father's death in 1949. (v) Joseph Camp; lived in Coshocton, Ohio, at the time of his father's death in 1949. (vi) Mrs. M. S. Davis; lived in Hamden, Ohio, at the time of her father's deat in 1949. (vii) Mrs. Oscar Woodruff; lived in Hamden, Ohio, at the time of her father's death in 1949 (i) Adella (Della) (Delia) Camp; born circa 1868. (j) Orson Camp; born December 1872; married Blanche [—?—]; born April 1881. In 1900, Orson, Blanche and daughter Elsie were living in Clinton Township, Vinton County, near Orson's parents, and was enumerated as a coal miner. Child of Orson and Blanche Camp known from the 1900 federal census: (i) Elsie Camp; born November 1897 in Ohio. (k) Joseph (?Franklin) Camp; born June 1875. (l) Edward E. Camp; born November 1877; married Lida [—?—]; born January 1874 in Ohio. In 1900, Edward, Lida and daughter Lulu were living with Edward's parents. Child of Edward and Lida Camp known from the 1900 federal census: (i) Lulu E. Camp; born 1900 in Ohio.
273	ii.	Sarah Tarr; born circa 1842.
274	iii.	Lavina Tarr; born circa 1851.
275	iv.	John Tarr; born circa 1853.
276	v.	Emma Tarr; born circa 1856.

98. SAMUEL⁴ TARR (Rebecca³ Zinn, John Nicholas², John¹), born 16 April 1813²⁹¹ in Ohio; married, 11 September 1834, NANCY HOLLINGSHEAD, born circa 1816 in Ohio. As indicated by censuses, Samuel was a farmer and grazier. In 1850 the family lived in Vinton County, Ohio. By 1870, Samuel, Nancy and family were in Augusta Township, Hancock County, Illinois. Living with the family in 1880, still in Augusta Township, were Nancy's sister Roda Hollingshead, born circa 1827 in Ohio, and Troy Tarr, "grandson," born circa 1871 in Illinois.

Children of Samuel and Nancy (Hollingshead) Zinn known from the federal censuses (all born in Ohio):²⁹²

+	277	i.	Pinckney⁵ Tarr; born 1835; married Terressa A. Frazee.
	278	ii.	Mandona Tarr; born circa 1839.
	279	iii.	John Tarr; born circa 1841.
	280	iv.	Lavina Tarr. born circa 1844.
	281	v.	George Tarr; born circa 1850.
	282	vi.	Mary Tarr; born circa 1853.
	283	vii.	John (again) Tarr. born circa 1860.

99. ANNIS⁴ TARR (Rebecca³ Zinn, John Nicholas², John¹), born 28 March 1822 in Gallia County, Ohio; married HAMILTON BURT; born 31 October 1818 in Milton Township, Jackson County, Ohio; died 7 March 1894.²⁹³

Hamilton's parents were probably Samuel (born circa 1786) and Rebecca Burt (born circa 1798), both born in Massachusetts. They were living next to Hamilton and Annis in 1850, when Hamilton was enumerated as a miller in Milton Township, Jackson County, Ohio.²⁹⁴

In 1860 the family was still in Milton Township, Jackson County; also living with the family in 1860 was Samuel M. Burt, born 1790 in Massachusetts, carpenter—undoubtedly Hamilton's father. By 1870, the family was in Clinton Township, Vinton County, and in 1880 in Jackson County, Ohio. Hamilton was listed as a farmer for all censuses.²⁹⁵ In 1900, Annis, widow, was living with her widowed daughter, Chassie (Burt) Monahan.

Children of Hamilton and Annis (Tarr) Burt (all born in Ohio):

	284	i.	Rebecca⁵ Burt; born circa 1840; died 11 November 1868 in Jackson County, Ohio; married (first) David Goddard; married (second) James R. Sumpter.
+	285	ii.	Edward Burt; born 15 December 1842; died 15 August 1906; married Virginia Josephine Pittenger.
	286	iii.	Norris T. Burt; Norris was not listed in either the 1860 or 1870 federal census. Apparently he died in infancy.
	287	iv.	Jasper Burt; born 1846 in Milton Township, Jackson County, Ohio.
+	288	v.	Chassie Burt; born November 1849; married Stephen W. Monahan (sometimes spelled Monohan).
+	289	vi.	Cordelia Burt; born 5 June 1853; married Thomas F. McClure.
	290	vii.	Samantha A. Burt; born circa 1855 in Oho.
+	291	viii.	Adaline Burt; born October 1857; married James W. Harbarger.
	292	ix.	Julia A. Burt; born 1859/1860; died 1887/1888. In 1880, she was single, living with her parents.
	293	x.	Matilda Burt; born 1864, died 12 May 1900, married S. M. Coe.²⁹⁶

Conrad Zinn

York, Cumberland, and Erie Counties, Pennsylvania

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