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About Charles Loomis
Birth 1772 Chittenden County, Vermont, USA Death 22 Sep 1848 (aged 75–76) Hiram, Portage County, Ohio, USA Burial Fairview Cemetery Hiram, Portage County, Ohio, USA Plot Section B1, Row 15 Memorial ID 57371676 · View Source Son of Jonah. He migrated in 1818 from Vermont to Ohio. In 1818, early in January, a company of about 40 men, women and children started from Vermont with ox and horse teams and sleds. The snow was deep. The horse teams would go ahead about as far as the slow oxen could travel, then locate for the night in cabins by the way. Tumble the bedding from the sleds on to the floor, and sleep almost any way. In the morning the ox teamsters had their breakfast first and were started on their way. Those remaining did up the work and perhaps some baking, then followed on with the horses, pass the oxen, and found a place again for the night. There were many young people among them and they had a jovial journey. They reached Hiram in March. The snow began to thaw the day after they reached their destination. The following are some of the women: Mrs. Anna Bruce Udall, Olive Loomis, Mehitable Loomis, Elsie Johnson, Misses Nancy, Polly, Lucinda and Sarah Udall, Miss Fanny Johnson, Chloe Loomis, etc etc edited by Mrs. Gertrude Van Rensselaer Wicham, Woman's Department of the Cleveland Centennial Commission. 1896. ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/oh/portage/history/ Hiram.txt.
Son of Jonah.
He migrated in 1818 from Vermont to Ohio.
In 1818, early in January, a company of about 40 men, women and children started from Vermont with ox and horse teams and sleds. The snow was deep. The horse teams would go ahead about as far as the slow oxen could travel, then locate for the night in cabins by the way. Tumble the bedding from the sleds on to the floor, and sleep almost any way. In the morning the ox teamsters had their breakfast first and were started on their way. Those remaining did up the work and perhaps some baking, then followed on with the horses, pass the oxen, and found a place again for the night. There were many young people among them and they had a jovial journey. They reached Hiram in March. The snow began to thaw the day after they reached their destination. The following are some of the women: Mrs. Anna Bruce Udall, Olive Loomis, Mehitable Loomis, Elsie Johnson, Misses Nancy, Polly, Lucinda and Sarah Udall, Miss Fanny Johnson, Chloe Loomis, etc etc edited by Mrs. Gertrude Van Rensselaer Wicham, Woman's Department of the Cleveland Centennial Commission. 1896. ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/oh/portage/history/ Hiram.txt.* Reference: Find A Grave Memorial - SmartCopy: Jan 13 2024, 21:55:48 UTC
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Charles Loomis's Timeline
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1772
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Milton, New Hampshire Grants
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1796
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1797
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Vermont, United States
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1797
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Vermont, USA
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July 8, 1798
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Hartland, Windsor County, Vermont, USA
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1800
Age 28
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Sharon, Windsor, Vermont
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February 5, 1803
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Hartland, Windsor, Vermont, USA
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November 5, 1805
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Milton, VT
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November 5, 1805
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Vermont, USA
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1810
Age 38
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Sharon, Windsor, Vermont
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