George Hood

DAR A057524
George Hood married Elizabeth Goist (1770-1851) on 3 April 1791 in Bart township, Lancaster, PA. In 1808 he moved his family from Washington County, PA to Ohio settling in Liberty township. From Volume 2 of the History of Trumbull and Mahoning Counties, in an article about George's son Amos it says the father "Mr. Geo Hood was a pioneer and passed through the trials and hardships incident to pioneer life. He began in the wilderness & cleared up a good farm."

George Hood is Ancestor # A057524 in the records of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) and is said to have served as a Private in the 7th Battalion of the Lancaster County Militia (PA) under Captain Robert McKee during the American Revolutionary War. George is listed on the rolls of Trumbull County, Ohio Revolutionary War Veterans.

George and Elizabeth Hood had 10 children:

Elizabeth (William Hayes)
Simon (Louisa Bricker)
David (sisters: 1 Rebecca Harding, 2 Mary Harding, 3 Sarah Ann Harding)
infant son (lived one day)
Amos (M. Eva Ohl)
Jesse "Josiah" (Catherine Ohl)
Leah (John Barnhisel)
George, Jr. (1 Catherine Loy or Lay, 2 Anna Halverick, 3 Elizabeth Barnhisel)
Levi (Elizabeth Masters)
Rebecca (Samuel Beaver)* Reference: Find A Grave Memorial - SmartCopy: May 13 2022, 21:22:07 UTC

GEDCOM Note

History of Trumbull and Mahoning County, Ohio:

"Amos Hood came from Washington County, Penn to Ohio in 1808 in companywith his father George and settled in Liberty Township near the center oftown. Mr. Geo Hood was a pioneer and passed through the trials andhardships incident to pioneer life. He began in the wilderness & clearedup a good farm. Mr. Hood was a farmer by occupation."

10 Jan as an alternate birthday

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Birth: Jan. 10, 1763 Lancaster County
Pennsylvania, USA
Death: Jun. 23, 1846
Liberty Township
Trumbull County
Ohio, USA

George Hood married Elizabeth Goist (1770-1851) on 3 April 1791 in Bart township, Lancaster, PA. In 1808 he moved his family from Washington County, PA to Ohio settling in Liberty township. From Volume 2 of the History of Trumbull and Mahoning Counties, in an article about George's son Amos it says the father "Mr. Geo Hood was a pioneer and passed through the trials and hardships incident to pioneer life. He began in the wilderness & cleared up a good farm."

George Hood is Ancestor # A057524 in the records of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) and is said to have served as a Private in the 7th Battalion of the Lancaster County Militia (PA) under Captain Robert McKee during the American Revolutionary War.

George and Elizabeth Hood had 10 children:

Elizabeth (William Hayes)
Simon (Louisa Bricker)
David (sisters: 1 Rebecca Harding, 2 Mary Harding, 3 Sarah Ann Harding)
infant son (lived one day)
Amos (M. Eva Ohl)
Jesse "Josiah" (Catherine Ohl)
Leah (John Barnhisel)
George, Jr. (1 Catherine Loy or Lay, 2 Anna Halverick, 3 Elizabeth Barnhisel)
Levi (Elizabeth Masters)
Rebecca (Samuel Beaver)

Family links:
Children:
Simon Hood (1794 - 1868)*
David Hood (1796 - 1869)*
Amos Hood (1800 - 1873)*
George Hood (1807 - 1880)*

Spouse:
Elizabeth Goist Hood (1770 - 1851)

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Burial: Girard Liberty Union Cemetery
Girard
Trumbull County
Ohio, USA

Created by: Bob Speckman
Record added: Jul 02, 2009
Find A Grave Memorial# 38973233