The Alta Heiser Collection Index Vol. 4, January 1, 1948 & December 26, 1951. Nancy Ramsey Sutherland was deserving of her husband’s devotion. Her sister Mary Ramsey married Archibald Irwin. Their daughters Jane and Elizabeth Irwin married sons of General William Henry and Anna Symmes Harrison. Through the Irwins, there were relationships with the Smiths, Findlays, Torrences and other prominent Cincinnatians who spoke of John Sutherland as their Scotch cousin. William Irwin, a brother of Archibald Irwin wrote to Cincinnati relatives about moving to Ohio from Pennsylvania and asked about bringing along slaves. His wife was a sister of James Smith, father of C.K. Smith. Whatever may have caused the Irwins to come to Hamilton instead of Cincinnati, they were here in 1819. William Irwin and Mr. John Sutherland formed a partnership in the tanneries near the West End of the new covered bridge. However, the Irwins soon moved to Oxford, Butler County, Ohio.

Technorati Tags: The Alta Heiser Collection Index Vol. 4,January 1,1948 & December 26,1951. Nancy Ramsey Sutherland was deserving of her husband’s devotion. Her sister Mary Ramsey married Archibald Irwin. Their daughters Jane and Elizabeth Irwin married sons of General William Henry and Anna Symmes Harrison. Through the Irwins,there were relationships with the Smiths,Findlays,Torrences and other prominent Cincinnatians who spoke of John Sutherland as their Scotch cousin. William Irwin,a brother of Archibald Irwin wrote to Cincinnati relatives about moving to Ohio from Pennsylvania and asked about bringing along slaves. His wife was a sister of James Smith,father of C.K. Smith. Whatever may have caused the Irwins to come to Hamilton instead of Cincinnati,they were here in 1819. William Irwin and Mr. John Sutherland formed a partnership in the tanneries near the West End of the new covered bridge. However,the Irwins soon moved to Oxford,Butler County,Ohio.

The Alta Heiser Collection Index Vol. 5, January 2, 1952 & December 29, 1955. William Henry and Anna Harrison of Butler County, Ohio, third child, William Harrison was in Lexington, Kentucky at Transylvania College. It may be surmised that his discontent while in Lexington was due to the fact that Jane Irwin was in Cincinnati, Ohio. His father, William Henry Harrison wished him to continue at Transylvania College, but he soon was back studying law in Cincinnati. William Harrison began drinking too hard. Dr. Benjamin Harrison had contracted the same habit. William and Jane Irwin were married and living in Cincinnati, where Jane was very happy. Her husband, William Harrison habits made it seem best that they come to the country, where they were given a farm “across the creek” from The Cabin, home of William’s parents William Henry and Anna Harrison. William Henry Harrison was grieved by William’s weakness. William Henry Harrison only loyal son, Scott Harrison and built him a fine home at The Point. After the death of his first wife, Scott Harrison married a sister of his brother, William’s wife, Elizabeth Irwin. The first few of their children were born at The Cabin, one of these was Benjamin Harrison, destined to be the President of United States, as had been his illustrious grandfather.

Technorati Tags: The Alta Heiser Collection Index Vol. 5,January 2,1952 & December 29,1955. William Henry and Anna Harrison of Butler County,Ohio,third child,William Harrison was in Lexington,Kentucky at Transylvania College. It may be surmised that his discontent while in Lexington was due to the fact that Jane Irwin was in Cincinnati,Ohio. His father,William Henry Harrison wished him to continue at Transylvania College,but he soon was back studying law in Cincinnati. William Harrison began drinking too hard. Dr. Benjamin Harrison had contracted the same habit. William and Jane Irwin were married and living in Cincinnati,where Jane was very happy. Her husband,William Harrison habits made it seem best that they come to the country,where they were given a farm “across the creek” from The Cabin,home of William’s parents William Henry and Anna Harrison. William Henry Harrison was grieved by William’s weakness. William Henry Harrison only loyal son,Scott Harrison and built him a fine home at The Point. After the death of his first wife,Scott Harrison married a sister of his brother,William’s wife,Elizabeth Irwin. The first few of their children were born at The Cabin,one of these was Benjamin Harrison,destined to be the President of United States,as had been his illustrious grandfather.

John Irwin and his wife, Elizabeth Irwin of Warren County, Ohio convey to Thomas K. Mount of Warren County, Ohio on 17 November 1857. The land is part of Military Survey No. 3795 and next to Thomas Mount and Robert G. Shirts lands.

Technorati Tags: John Irwin and his wife,Elizabeth Irwin of Warren County,Ohio convey to Thomas K. Mount of Warren County,Ohio on 17 November 1857. The land is part of Military Survey No. 3795 and next to Thomas Mount and Robert G. Shirts lands.

John Irwin and his wife, Elizabeth Irwin of Warren County, Ohio convey to M.W. Cordell of Warren County, Ohio land located in Warren County, Ohio and being part of the Military Survey No. 3799, Lot #5 on 2 October 1857. The land is next to Elias Covenhaven and his wife and George Snell’s land.

Technorati Tags: John Irwin and his wife,Elizabeth Irwin of Warren County,Ohio convey to M.W. Cordell of Warren County,Ohio land located in Warren County,Ohio and being part of the Military Survey No. 3799,Lot #5 on 2 October 1857. The land is next to Elias Covenhaven and his wife and George Snell’s land.

John Irwin and his wife, Elizabeth Irwin and Samuel Irwin and his wife, Martha Irwin of Warren County, Ohio convey land to George Hamer and Abraham Brant of Warren County, Ohio being part of the Military Survey, No. 5990 between the Little Miami and Scioto Rivers and patented to James Galloway Jr. on 7 March 1854.

Technorati Tags: John Irwin and his wife,Elizabeth Irwin and Samuel Irwin and his wife,Martha Irwin of Warren County,Ohio convey land to George Hamer and Abraham Brant of Warren County,Ohio being part of the Military Survey,No. 5990 between the Little Miami and Scioto Rivers and patented to James Galloway Jr. on 7 March 1854.

Walter F. Carr and W.P. Hendrickson witness that Nancy A. Carr died intestate on 25 January 1918 being resident of Blue Ball, Warren County, Ohio and that she was widow at the time of her death. That her one half acre of land in village of Blue Ball, Warren County, Ohio, Section 3, Town 2, Range 4. Nancy A. Carr left as her sole heirs at law, the following persons, bearing the following relationship to her, Walter F. Carr, son, E.D. Carr, son, Adda Hendrickson, daughter, Elizabeth Irwin, daughter, Margaret Augspurger, daughter, Anna Carr, daughter, that by laws of decent of the state of Ohio, said real property descended to them in equal shares. Notarized on 31 January 1919 in Butler County, Ohio.

Technorati Tags: Walter F. Carr and W.P. Hendrickson witness that Nancy A. Carr died intestate on 25 January 1918 being resident of Blue Ball,Warren County,Ohio and that she was widow at the time of her death. That her one half acre of land in village of Blue Ball,Ohio,Section 3,Town 2,Range 4. Nancy A. Carr left as her sole heirs at law,the following persons,bearing the following relationship to her,Walter F. Carr,son,E.D. Carr,Adda Hendrickson,daughter,Elizabeth Irwin,Margaret Augspurger,Anna Carr,that by laws of decent of the state of Ohio,said real property descended to them in equal shares. Notarized on 31 January 1919 in Butler County,Ohio.

Walter F. Carr, Edna D. Carr, Adda O. Hendrickson, Elizabeth Irwin, Margaret Augspurger, E.D. Carr, Helen M. Carr, W.P. Hendrickson, Benjamin Augspurger, and Albert H. Irwin heirs in law of Nancy A. Carr, deceased of Warren County, Ohio who died intestate sell to Anna Carr of Blue Ball, Warren County, Ohio the following property located Section 3, Town 2, Range 4 in Warren County, Ohio on 8 June 1919. This being the same premises conveyed to Nancy A. Carr deceased, by O.F. McCandless, recorded in Deed Book 84, Page 611, Warren County, Ohio in 1918

Technorati Tags: Walter F. Carr,Edna D. Carr,Adda O. Hendrickson,Elizabeth Irwin,Margaret Augspurger,E.D. Carr,Helen M. Carr,W.P. Hendrickson,Benjamin Augspurger,and Albert H. Irwin heirs in law of Nancy A. Carr,deceased of Warren County,Ohio who died intestate sell to Anna Carr of Blue Ball,Warren County,Ohio the following property located Section 3,Town 2,Range 4 in Warren County,Ohio on 8 June 1919. This being the same premises conveyed to Nancy A. Carr deceased,by O.F. McCandless,recorded in Deed Book 84,Page 611,Ohio in 1918

William Irwin buried next to Christopher Irwin and his wife Elizabeth Irwin and their daughter Elizabeth Irwin at Lower Tuscarora Presbyterian Cemetery in Beale Township, Juniata County, Pennsylvania

 

http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~pajuniat/RayKohler/LowerTuscaroraPresby.pdf

 

William IRWIN
Lower Tuscarora Presbyterian, (Academia, Beale Twp) Cemetery
Juniata County, Pennsylvania

William IRWIN

Inscription:
In Memory of
WILLIAM IRWIN
who departed this life
June 24th ????

(Bottom Right of Stairs: Row 16 No 7)

William Irwin (father) , Christopher (son), Elizabeth (wife of Christopher), Elizabeth Irwin (daughter of Christopher and Elizabeth) buried at Lower Tuscarora Presbyterian, (Academia, Beale Twp) Cemetery Juniata County, Pennsylvania

 

http://pennsylvaniagravestones.org/cemetery.php?cemID=444&pg=13

http://pennsylvaniagravestones.org/view.php?id=19783

William IRWIN
Lower Tuscarora Presbyterian, (Academia, Beale Twp) Cemetery
Juniata County, Pennsylvania

William IRWIN

Inscription:
In Memory of
WILLIAM IRWIN
who departed this life
June 24th ????

(Bottom Right of Stairs: Row 16 No 7)

 

http://pennsylvaniagravestones.org/view.php?id=19781

Christopher IRWIN
Lower Tuscarora Presbyterian, (Academia, Beale Twp) Cemetery
Juniata County, Pennsylvania

Christopher IRWIN
(Husband of Elizabeth Irwin)
ABT 1736 - 9 Jan 1809

Inscription:
In Memory
of
CHRISTOPHER IRWIN
who
departedt his life
January the 9th
1809
in the 73rd year of
his age.

(Bottom Right of Stairs: Row 16 No 5)

http://pennsylvaniagravestones.org/view.php?id=19782

Elizabeth IRWIN
Lower Tuscarora Presbyterian, (Academia, Beale Twp) Cemetery
Juniata County, Pennsylvania

Elizabeth IRWIN
(Wife of Christopher Irwin)
ABT 1750 - 24 Aug 1825

Inscription:
In Memory
of
ELIZABETH IRWIN
who
departed this life
on Aug. 21st
1825
in the 74 year of her
life

(Bottom Right of Stairs: Row 16 No 6)

http://pennsylvaniagravestones.org/view.php?id=19784

Elizabeth IRWIN
Lower Tuscarora Presbyterian, (Academia, Beale Twp) Cemetery
Juniata County, Pennsylvania

Elizabeth IRWIN
(Daughter of Christopher and Elizabeth Irwin)
1 May 1786 - 9 Oct 1855

Inscription:
ELIZABETH
Daughter of
Christopher & Elizabeth
Irwin
DIED
October 9th 1855
Aged 69 yrs 5 mo 9 da

(Bottom Right of Stairs: Row 16 No 8)