The Alta Heiser Collection Index Vol. 3, January 1, 1944 & December 18, 1947. Old letters tell of early day hardships. In January of 1799, Isabella Sterrett wrote letter to her sister, Polly McClellan. William McClellan and his wife, Polly McClellan lived in log tavern frequented by Indians and the riff raff left from the army. Before the end of 1798, William McClellan wrote to his brother, John McClellan asking him to come out to Fort Hamilton and join him in the trading business with the Indians. Two months later, James McClellan addressed a letter to his son, William McClellan who lived in Fort Hamilton, Butler County, Ohio. He began it “Dear Children”, and at once told that Polly’s brother James had passed away. William Irwin had brought a letter from Hamilton which had given them great satisfaction. Other news was that William Hunter was dead, Uncle McFarland had married to the widow Colwell, and that their brother Karns was married to Elizabeth Whitesides. James McClellan Jr., added to this letter, expressing concern over hearing that Robert had entirely “broke himself by Baile”, and sending his compliments to Littler Sheley.

Technorati Tags: The Alta Heiser Collection Index Vol. 3,January 1,1944 & December 18,1947. Old letters tell of early day hardships. In January of 1799,Isabella Sterrett wrote letter to her sister,Polly McClellan. William McClellan and his wife,Polly McClellan lived in log tavern frequented by Indians and the riff raff left from the army. Before the end of 1798,William wrote to his brother,John McClellan asking him to come out to Fort Hamilton and join him in the trading business with the Indians. Two months later,James McClellan addressed a letter to his son,William McClellan who lived in Fort Hamilton,Butler County,Ohio. He began it “Dear Children”,and at once told that Polly’s brother James had passed away. William Irwin had brought a letter from Hamilton which had given them great satisfaction. Other news was that William Hunter was dead,Uncle McFarland had married to the widow Colwell,and that their brother Karns was married to Elizabeth Whitesides. James McClellan Jr.,added to this letter,expressing concern over hearing that Robert had entirely “broke himself by Baile”,and sending his compliments to Littler Sheley.

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.