Warren County, Ohio Genealogical Society Research Response for Irwin family. Their research response states that they can not find Robert Irwin to William Cox Irwin as father and son relationship. They state that they followed the property transactions, conveyance sheets, in Section 27, Township 4, Range 2 to James Irwin in 1796 in Transcribed Deeds. They wondered what happen to all the acres as they are not accounted for in Warren County, Ohio. They checked the conveyance book again. Found John Cleves Symmes selling in 1797 the entire Section 27 to Elias Boudinot. John Cleves Symmes had originally sold the Section 27 to Clarkson. John Cleves Symmes was notorious for selling the same property multiple times. So pioneers who bought property had to re-buy the land if they wanted it. Section 34, Township 4, Range 2 they show Robert Irwin purchasing the land in 1833. Then William Cox Irwin is buying up shares of the same 160 acres from 1876 into 1891 via quick claim deeds. In 1896 heir of William Cox Irwin sell the land. No deed went from father to son names as such. Section 33, Township 4, Range 2 in 1826 was purchased by Robert Irwin. In 1849, Section 33, Township 4, Range 2 was sold by sheriff to William Cox Irwin. This transaction does not say from father to son. There was a partition suit filed on November 1848, Chancery Book 13, pages 80-89. James Irwin’s children named and many of his grandchildren. But Robert Irwin’s surviving children are not named. Chancery Book 13, pages 444-455 in November 1849, Settle of the Suit was filed. Note in the above chancery records that James Irwin is of Butler County, Ohio and left a will there. A lease is mentioned that James Irwin had with William Cox Irwin that could be part of his will and estate pouch. Found a notice of William Cox Irwin’s death in Western Star newspaper. They followed the paper for 2 more editions, found no big obituary.

Technorati Tags: Warren County,Ohio Genealogical Society Research Response for Irwin family. Their research response states that they can not find Robert Irwin to William Cox Irwin as father and son relationship. They state that they followed the property transactions,conveyance sheets,in Section 27,Township 4,Range 2 to James Irwin in 1796 in Transcribed Deeds. They wondered what happen to all the acres as they are not accounted for in Warren County,Ohio. They checked the conveyance book again. Found John Cleves Symmes selling in 1797 the entire Section 27 to Elias Boudinot. John Cleves Symmes had originally sold the Section 27 to Clarkson. John Cleves Symmes was notorious for selling the same property multiple times. So pioneers who bought property had to re-buy the land if they wanted it. Section 34,Range 2 they show Robert Irwin purchasing the land in 1833. Then William Cox Irwin is buying up shares of the same 160 acres from 1876 into 1891 via quick claim deeds. In 1896 heir of William Cox Irwin sell the land. No deed went from father to son names as such. Section 33,Range 2 in 1826 was purchased by Robert Irwin. In 1849,Section 33,Range 2 was sold by sheriff to William Cox Irwin. This transaction does not say from father to son. There was a partition suit filed on November 1848,Chancery Book 13,pages 80-89. James Irwin’s children named and many of his grandchildren. But Robert Irwin’s surviving children are not named. Chancery Book 13,pages 444-455 in November 1849,Settle of the Suit was filed. Note in the above chancery records that James Irwin is of Butler County,Ohio and left a will there. A lease is mentioned that James Irwin had with William Cox Irwin that could be part of his will and estate pouch. Found a notice of William Cox Irwin’s death in Western Star newspaper. They followed the paper for 2 more editions,found no big obituary.

History of Butler County, Ohio, James Irwin is listed as erecting a still house in early days on his farm which was later owned by his grandson, James Irwin. James Irwin came to Ohio before 1796. On 11 June 1796 when he purchased 534 acres of land, part of Section 27, Township 4, Range 2 in Deerfield Township, Warren County, Ohio, from Freeman Clarkson . Then in 1797, John C. Symmes sell the whole Section 27, Township 4, Range 2 of 640 acres to Elias Boudinot which included James Irwin 534 acres. James then came to Pisgah, the highest point in Union Township, Butler County, Ohio and settle on 360 acres of choice land. James Irwin started the first tan yard. He was the grandfather of Governor William Irwin, of California about 1850 and for several years William Irwin edited the leading newspaper of California. William Irwin was sent to California State Legislature, and later elected governor of California. William Irwin has been conspicuous in the management of California State affairs and known as a representative citizen of the country. Interesting note: James Irwin and his son, Robert Irwin and grandson, William Cox Irwin begin purchasing the land that James Irwin lost due to double selling lots by John C. Symmes in 1797.

Technorati Tags: History of Butler County,Ohio,James Irwin is listed as erecting a still house in early days on his farm which was later owned by his grandson,James Irwin. James Irwin came to Ohio before 1796. On 11 June 1796 when he purchased 534 acres of land,part of Section 27,Township 4,Range 2 in Deerfield Township,Warren County,from Freeman Clarkson . Then in 1797,John C. Symmes sell the whole Section 27,Range 2 of 640 acres to Elias Boudinot which included James Irwin 534 acres. James then came to Pisgah,the highest point in Union Township,Butler County,Ohio and settle on 360 acres of choice land. James Irwin started the first tan yard. He was the grandfather of Governor William Irwin,of California about 1850 and for several years William Irwin edited the leading newspaper of California. William Irwin was sent to California State Legislature,and later elected governor of California. William Irwin has been conspicuous in the management of California State affairs and known as a representative citizen of the country. Interesting note: James Irwin and his son,Robert Irwin and grandson,William Cox Irwin begin purchasing the land that James Irwin lost due to double selling lots by John C. Symmes in 1797.

John A. Irwin and his wife, Catharine Irwin of Waynesville, Warren County, Ohio conveys to Jacob F. McKay of Waynesville, Warren County, Ohio on 12 January 1854. The land is located in Section 12, Township 4, Range 4 in Waynesville, Warren County, Ohio.

Technorati Tags: John A. Irwin and his wife,Catharine Irwin of Waynesville,Warren County,Ohio conveys to Jacob F. McKay of Waynesville,Ohio on 12 January 1854. The land is located in Section 12,Township 4,Range 4 in Waynesville,Ohio.

John B. Irwin and his wife, Ellen S. Irwin (Eleanor S. Irwin) and Ellen Monfort widow of Arthur Monfort of Warren County, Ohio convey land to John W. H. Monfort and Peter Monfort of Warren County, Ohio on 2 November 1853. The land is located in Section 18, Township 4, Range 2 in Warren County, Ohio. The land being part of a tract that was set off to Arthur Monfort in a division of his father’s, Peter Monfort estate.

Technorati Tags: John B. Irwin and his wife,Ellen S. Irwin (Eleanor S. Irwin) and Ellen Monfort widow of Arthur Monfort of Warren County,Ohio convey land to John W. H. Monfort and Peter Monfort of Warren County,Ohio on 2 November 1853. The land is located in Section 18,Township 4,Range 2 in Warren County,Ohio. The land being part of a tract that was set off to Arthur Monfort in a division of his father’s,Peter Monfort estate.

John A. Irwin and his wife, Catharine Irwin of Warren County, Ohio convey land to David Mason of Warren County, Ohio on 25 March 1872. The land is located in Wayne Township, Warren County, Ohio and part of Section 32, Township 4, Range 5. The land is next to Thomas Bispham, P.S. Cartwright and lot formerly owned by Charles Evans.

Technorati Tags: John A. Irwin and his wife,Catharine Irwin of Warren County,Ohio convey land to David Mason of Warren County,Ohio on 25 March 1872. The land is located in Wayne Township,Warren County,Ohio and part of Section 32,Township 4,Range 5. The land is next to Thomas Bispham,P.S. Cartwright and lot formerly owned by Charles Evans.

James Brelsford and his wife, Jane Brelsford of Green County, Ohio convey land to John Irwin of Warren County, Ohio on 29 June 1847. The land is located in Section 12, Township 4, Range 4. The land transaction was witness by Sarah B. Keys and John W. Keys. John W. Keys was Justice of the Peace.

Technorati Tags: James Brelsford and his wife,Jane Brelsford of Green County,Ohio convey land to John Irwin of Warren County,Ohio on 29 June 1847. The land is located in Section 12,Township 4,Range 4. The land transaction was witness by Sarah B. Keys and John W. Keys. John W. Keys was Justice of the Peace.

John Lowes and his wife, Mary Ann Lowes of Butler County, Ohio conveys to James Irwin of Butler County, Ohio property located in Warren County, Ohio, Section 26, Township 4, Range 2, on 23 November 1841. Witness by John and Mary Ann Irwin Lowes’ son, James A.I. Lowes and Peter Sutton. Peter Sutton is Justice of the Peace.

Technorati Tags: John Lowes and his wife,Mary Ann Lowes of Butler County,Ohio conveys to James Irwin of Butler County,Ohio property located in Warren County,Ohio,Section 26,Township 4,Range 2,on 23 November 1841. Witness by John and Mary Ann Irwin Lowes’ son,James A.I. Lowes and Peter Sutton. Peter Sutton is Justice of the Peace.

Abraham Probasco and his wife, Jane Probasco of Warren County, Ohio convey land to Robert Irwin of Warren County, Ohio in Section 34, Township 4, Range 2 entire range on 8 April 1833.

Technorati Tags: Abraham Probasco and his wife,Jane Probasco of Warren County,Ohio convey land to Robert Irwin of Warren County,Ohio in Section 34,Township 4,Range 2 entire range on 8 April 1833.

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.

Robert Irwin filed complaint on the Chancery side of Common Law in Warren County, Ohio vs James A.I. Lowes and others of Warren County, Ohio regarding land located in Deerfield Township, Warren County, Ohio in Section 27, Township 4, Range 2, on 5 July 1849. The land was subject to a lease upon property, as shown on Bills of Complaints in the favor of William Cox Irwin. On the 5 September1849, a right of partition was issued in the premises directed to the Sheriff of Warren County, Ohio commanding him to make a partition to the property by August Term 1849. The sheriff stated that the land could not be divided, without manifest an injury thereto, and that the Freeholders were appraised thirty one dollars per acre. William Cox Irwin, one of the parties was interested in the land appeared in court and elected to take said property at it’s appraised value. At the 1849 November Term of court , it was directed that the final decree to be entered in, the court adjudge to William Cox Irwin, his heirs and assign forever all and singular the real property foresaid at it’s appraised value, which the Court find amount to the sum of three thousand and six hundred and twenty four dollars and forty eight cents ($3,624.48) subject to the lease foresaid, that upon paying that sum, the said sheriff shall execute and deliver unto William Cox Irwin a deed, conveying to him the real property along with the improvement thereon on 8 December 1849.

Technorati Tags: Robert Irwin of Warren County,Ohio filed complaint on the Chancery side of Common Law in Warren County,Ohio vs James A.I. Lowes and others of Warren County,Ohio regarding land located in Deerfield Township,Warren County,Ohio in Section 27,Township 4,Range 2,on 5 July 1849. The land was subject to a lease upon property,as shown on Bills of Complaints in the favor of William Cox Irwin. On the 5 September1849,a right of partition was issued in the premises directed to the Sheriff of Warren County,Ohio commanding him to make a partition to the property by August Term 1849. The sheriff stated that the land could not be divided,without manifest an injury thereto,and that the Freeholders were appraised thirty one dollars per acre. William Cox Irwin,one of the parties was interested in the land appeared in court and elected to take said property at it’s appraised value. At the 1849 November Term of court,it was directed that the final decree to be entered in,the court adjudge to William Cox Irwin,his heirs and assign forever all and singular the real property foresaid at it’s appraised value,which the Court find amount to the sum of three thousand and six hundred and twenty four dollars and forty eight cents ($3,624.48) subject to the lease foresaid,that upon paying that sum,the said sheriff shall execute and deliver unto William Cox Irwin a deed,conveying to him the real property along with the improvement thereon on 8 December 1849.

Robert Irwin filed complaint on the Chancery side of Common Law in Warren County, Ohio vs James A.I. Lowes and others regarding land located in Deerfield Township, Warren County, Ohio in Section 27, Township 4, Range 2, on 5 July 1849. The first tract of land beginning at South West corner of John Lowes land containing 99 1/4 acres to the land of Peter Tetrick to Jonathan Whitaker’s land. The second track of land beginning at South East corner of the track of land owned by John Lowes containing 17 1/2 acres to Robert Irwin’s land to Jonathan Whitakers’ land to Peter Tetrick’s land. These two tracts are subject to a lease upon property, as shown on Bills of Complaints in the favor of William Cox Irwin. The subject to said lease, said real estate could be divided according to the law, amongst the several parties according to their respective rights. On the 5 September1849, a right of partition was issued in the premises directed to the Sheriff of Warren County, Ohio commanding him by the oath of the freeholders named therewith, he caused a partition to be made of the property and write to the court by August Term 1849. The sheriff stated that the land could not be divided, without manifest injury thereto, and that the Freeholders were appraised thirty one dollars per acre. The court entered their decree in the premises which recites substantially, that the right of partition had been by Sheriff duly executed. That William Cox Irwin, one of the parties was interested in the premises appeared in court and elected to take said property at it’s appraised value. At the November Term of court in 1849 directed that the final decree to be entered in, the court adjudge to William Cox Irwin, his heirs and assign forever all and singular the real property foresaid at it’s appraised value, which the Court find amount to the sum of three thousand and six hundred and twenty four dollars and forty eight cents ($3, 624.48) subject to the lease foresaid, that upon paying that sum, the said sheriff shall execute and deliver unto William Cox Irwin a deed, conveying to him the real property along with the improvement thereon on 8 December 1849.

James Irwin and his wife, Nancy aka Agnes Irwin of Butler County, Ohio conveyed to David Mizner of Warren County, Ohio a parcel of land located in South West corner of Section 27, Township 4, entire Range 2 in the Miami purchase containing 50 acres bounded on the South by the lands of (his grandson, William Cox Irwin’s father in-law), James Baxter, on the East by lands of his son in-law (Jane’s husband), Jonathan Whitacre and on the North by the lands of his son, Robert Irwin and by the West by Mary Hunt, late Mary Slayback on 14 March 1822. This transaction was witness by his two son in-laws, John Lowes (Mary’s husband) and Jonathan Whitacre (Jane’s husband). John Lowes was justice of the peace and he testified that James Irwin and Agnes (aka Nancy) Irwin came personal to him and acknowledged to him that they sold this parcel of land to David Mizner on 19 March 1822.

Technorati Tags: James Irwin and his wife,Nancy Irwin of Butler County,Ohio conveyed to David Mizner of Warren County,Ohio a parcel of land located in South West corner of Section 27,Township 4,entire Range 2 in the Miami purchase containing 50 acres bounded on the South by the lands of (his grandson,William Cox Irwin’s father in-law),James Baxter,on the East by lands of his son in-law (Jane’s husband),Jonathan Whitacre and on the North by the lands of his son,Robert Irwin and by the West by Mary Hunt,late Mary Slayback on 14 March 1822. This transaction was witness by his two son in-laws,John Lowes (Mary’s husband) and Jonathan Whitacre (Jane’s husband). John Lowes was justice of the peace and he testified that James Irwin and Agnes (aka Nancy) Irwin came personal to him and acknowledged to him that they sold this parcel of land to David Mizner on 19 March 1822.

James Irwin and his wife, Agnes Irwin of Butler County, Ohio conveyed land in Section 27, Township 4, entire Range 2, to Peter Tetrick of Warren County, Ohio on the 7 October 1811. Witness by Michael Ayers and Mary Irwin.

Technorati Tags: James Irwin and his wife,Agnes Irwin of Butler County,Ohio conveyed land in Section 27,Township 4,entire Range 2,to Peter Tetrick of Warren County,Ohio on the 7 October 1811. Witness by Michael Ayers and Mary Irwin.

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

Silvy J. Hamilton, Margaret Williams, Clarissa C. Williams, and Emeline Williams sell land to Robert J. Irwin in Warren County, Ohio on 18 January 1881. Land located in Deerfield Township, Warren County, Ohio, Section 26, Township 4, 2nd entire Range. Witness by Charles Hamilton and R.H. Cunningham. Land is situated next to James Baxter and Washington Voorhis’s land. Robert J. Irwin is William Cox Irwin’s son by his first wife, Eliza Jane Baxter. His grandfather is James Baxter. It is most likely he got his name from his grandfathers, Robert Irwin and James Baxter. Robert J. Irwin step grandmother is Martha Williams, she is most likely related to the Margaret Williams, Clarissa C. Williams, and Emeline Williams.

Technorati Tags: Silvy J. Hamilton,Margaret Williams,Clarissa C. Williams,and Emeline Williams sell land to Robert J. Irwin in Warren County,Ohio on 18 January 1881. Land located in Deerfield Township,Warren County,Ohio,Section 26,Township 4,2nd entire Range. Witness by Charles Hamilton and R.H. Cunningham. Land is situated next to James Baxter and Washington Voorhis’s land. Robert J. Irwin is William Cox Irwin’s son by his first wife,Eliza Jane Baxter. His grandfather is James Baxter. It is most likely he got his name from his grandfathers,Robert Irwin and James Baxter. Robert J. Irwin step grandmother is Martha Williams,she is most likely related to the Margaret Williams,and Emeline Williams.