Henry Enoch

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The parents of our subject were Henry and Mary (JONES) ENOCH, natives respectively of Pennsylvania and Virginia. Henry ENOCH came to this county with his parents about 1812, and was here reared to manhood amid pioneer scenes. The family settled on Chapman’s Creek, in the woods of German Township, where they endured some of the hardships to which the early settlers were subjected, Henry ENOCH, who became well known throughout this part of the county by the familiar title of “Colonel,” was a public-spirited, energetic and reliable citizen, whose death was mourned by many friends. He was a member of the Democratic party. To him and his good wife nine children were born, of whom the following survive: David, Mary, John, Esther and Henry, mostly residents of this State.

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Enoch's MILL On the south side of the creek not far from the residence of J S Peneten and VVilliam Funkhouser was erected in 1820 by Henry Enoch father of David Enoch who is still living and residing near Tremont a grist mill There was conducted with it a still How long this was operated is not now known but it has years been abandoned Some time after the construction of the mill Villiam Enoch a brother of Henry built a gristmill nearly opposite the present residence of Michael Shawver This was operated for some time but has long since been abandoned A depression in the ground near the saw mill conducted there at this time by the Shawvers indicates the existence of a mill in that vicinity at one time