The Alta Heiser Collection Index Vol. 4, January 1, 1948 & December 26, 1951. Thomas Irwin served as president of the Board of Trustees of Miami University during it’s early years. Thomas Irwin was on the original board, serving from 1809 till 1815. He came to Cincinnati, Ohio from Washington, Pennsylvania in 1789, and helped build the first hewn log house. This was at Main and Front Street. Clair’s Army, camped with others in Sycamore grove while Fort Hamilton was being built, marched on with the troops and was in the terrible defeat of 1791. He made a good Army record, and was a Major in the War of 1812. Between wars, he married and settled on a farm near Blue Ball, Butler County, Ohio. He was an outstanding man of the community and served twelve years in the state senate. His death occurred in 1847.

Technorati Tags: The Alta Heiser Collection Index Vol. 4,January 1,1948 & December 26,1951. Thomas Irwin served as president of the Board of Trustees of Miami University during it’s early years. Thomas Irwin was on the original board,serving from 1809 till 1815. He came to Cincinnati,Ohio from Washington,Pennsylvania in 1789,and helped build the first hewn log house. This was at Main and Front Street. Clair’s Army,camped with others in Sycamore grove while Fort Hamilton was being built,marched on with the troops and was in the terrible defeat of 1791. He made a good Army record,and was a Major in the War of 1812. Between wars,he married and settled on a farm near Blue Ball,Butler County,Ohio. He was an outstanding man of the community and served twelve years in the state senate. His death occurred in 1847.

The Alta Heiser Collection Index Vol. 5, January 2, 1952 & December 29, 1955. The Enyearts were a prominent family in Butler County, Ohio in the early days, but when Joel S. Enyeart applied for a license to keep a tavern in Oxford the most influential men in that village drew up a counter petition, saying that Mr. Enyeart was not a proper person to conduct a tavern, and Oxford already had too many. One signer of the counter petition was Thomas Irwin. These men sought to protect the young people. The case was tried in court and license granted.

Technorati Tags: The Alta Heiser Collection Index Vol. 5,January 2,1952 & December 29,1955. The Enyearts were a prominent family in Butler County,Ohio in the early days,but when Joel S. Enyeart applied for a license to keep a tavern in Oxford the most influential men in that village drew up a counter petition,saying that Mr. Enyeart was not a proper person to conduct a tavern,and Oxford already had too many. One signer of the counter petition was Thomas Irwin. These men sought to protect the young people. The case was tried in court and license granted.

The Alta Heiser Collection Index Vol. 6. January 5, 1956 & 31 December 1959. A remonstrance was filed against Joel S. Eneart being allowed to have traven in Oxford, Butler County, Ohio. It stated that the town already had too many taverns and he was not the proper person to conduct one. The signer to this petition was Thomas Irwin.

Technorati Tags: The Alta Heiser Collection Index Vol. 6. January 5,1956 & 31 December 1959. A remonstrance was filed against Joel S. Eneart being allowed to have traven in Oxfort,Butler County,Ohio. It stated that the town already had too many taverns and he was not the proper person to conduct one. The signer to this petition was Thomas Irwin.

The Alta Heiser Collection Index Vol. 6, Jan. 5, 1956 & Dec. 31, 1959. In March 1836, term of court that a remonstrance was filed against Joel S. Enyeart. The signers said there were already too many taverns in Oxford, Butler County, Ohio, and Mr. Enyeart was not the proper person to have one anyway. Thomas Irwin signed the above document.

Technorati Tags: The Alta Heiser Collection Index Vol. 6,Jan. 5,1956 & Dec. 31,1959. In March 1836,term of court that a remonstrance was filed against Joel S. Enyeart. The signers said there were already too many taverns in Oxford,Butler County,Ohio,and Mr. Enyeart was not the proper person to have one anyway. Thomas Irwin signed the above document.

William H. Dyres and his wife, Merriann Dyres of Warren County, Ohio conveys land to Thomas Irwin of Warren County, Ohio being in Section 20, Township 4, Range 4 on 12 June 1849.

Technorati Tags: William H. Dyres and his wife,Merriann Dyres of Warren County,Ohio conveys land to Thomas Irwin of Warren County,Ohio being in Section 20,Township 4,Range 4 on 12 June 1849.

James Irwin of Butler County, Ohio conveys land in Section 3, Township 4, Range between Miami Rivers in Warren County, Ohio to John McChesney of Warren County, Ohio on 24 September 1834. The witness to this transaction was John Irwin and Thomas Irwin

Technorati Tags: James Irwin of Butler County,Ohio conveys land in Section 3,Township 4,Range between Miami Rivers in Warren County,Ohio to John McChesney of Warren County,Ohio on 24 September 1834. The witness to this transaction was John Irwin and Thomas Irwin

John C. Irwin and his wife, Mary C. Irwin of Warren County, Ohio convey to Thomas H. Irwin of Warren County, Ohio on 3 June 1893 the following property located in Franklin Township, Warren County, Ohio in Section 33, Town 3, Range 4. This property is border by Daniel L. Deardoff, Rebecca Hosea, Thomas Irwin, W.F. Glassford by Blue Ball, Warren County, Ohio. The 150 acres seized by John Irwin was devised by William Hunter to Prudence Irwin found in Record Book B page 107 of the record of Wills of Warren County, Ohio. Also 30 acres of land was devised to Prudence Irwin by Sarah Green found in Record Book E page 24, Warren County, Ohio. Also 39 acre tract of which was conveyed to John Irwin by Mary Robinson by deed found in Volume 32, page 603 in Warren County, Ohio. Also 7 acres deeded to John Irwin by Thomas H. Irwin found in Volume 62 page 317, Warren County, Ohio.

Technorati Tags: John C. Irwin and his wife,Mary C. Irwin of Warren County,Ohio convey to Thomas H. Irwin of Warren County,Ohio on 3 June 1893 the following property located in Franklin Township,Warren County,Ohio in Section 33,Town 3,Range 4. This property is border by Daniel L. Deardoff,Rebecca Hosea,Thomas Irwin,W.F. Glassford by Blue Ball,Ohio. The 150 acres seized by John Irwin was devised by William Hunter to Prudence Irwin found in Record Book B page 107 of the record of Wills of Warren County,Ohio. Also 30 acres of land was devised to Prudence Irwin by Sarah Green found in Record Book E page 24,Ohio. Also 39 acre tract of which was conveyed to John Irwin by Mary Robinson by deed found in Volume 32,page 603 in Warren County,Ohio. Also 7 acres deeded to John Irwin by Thomas H. Irwin found in Volume 62 page 317,Ohio.

William Humphreys Will Probated 20 June 1823. Will Signed 15 May 1823. Executors: Alexander Wood of Hamilton County, Ohio & Thomas Irwin & John Wood of Butler County, Ohio. Heirs: David Anderson, Samuel Anderson both sons of sister Jane Humphreys Anderson widow of Oliver Anderson, George Humphreys and Robert Humphreys both sons of brother John Humphreys, sister Anne Humphreys McChesney widow of John McChesney, David McChesney and wife Betsy, William McChesney son of David McChesney, William McChesney son of Anne Humphreys McChesney, John Irwin McChesney.

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Martha Irwin’s Estate date 21 January 1887 in Franklin Township, Warren County, Ohio. Administrator of Estate was Thomas Irwin. Heirs were her brother, John Irwin from Blue Ash, Ohio; brother, William A. Irwin from Goleta, California and nephew, Henry Gaskill from Colorado.

Note:  Rachel Irwin had willed to Martha Irwin a farm in Butler County, Ohio – which is mentioned in Martha Irwin’s estate papers below.

 

 

Early Ohioans' residences from the land grant records for John Irwin, Marton Irwin, Samuel Irwin, Thomas Irwin and William Irwin

 

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Deborah Irwin listed in Pennsylvania Archives, Colonial Records, Series 6, Volume IX, page 353, 450, 547

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Deborah Irwin list as Pensioners in Pensions & Gratuities 1812-1814, widow of Thomas Irwin, Private, in Captain William Craig Company.

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Deborah Irwin list as Applicant in Pensions & Gratuities 1812-1814, name of her husband’s Regimental Commander was Colonel R. Hill, Town of Pittsburg, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. 

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Deborah Irwin was issued Pension Certificate # 7 in July 1868.