Horatio Strong, Judge

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Judge Horatio Strong (called in some records "Orasha"): b. May 16, 1758, m. Patience Stevens b. Aug. 17, 1755 (dau. of John Stevens and Lydia Barnum), a Revolutionary soldier from the beginning to the end of the war. He was a farmer and tavern-keeper at the Great Bend, Pa. (1787-97), and at Athens, 0. (where he drew 100 acres of land from the Ohio Company, as a donation to settlers), for two years (1797-99), and moved in Dec. 1799, to the Scioto Salt Works in Jackson Co., 0. (then Ross Co.), where he established works of his own, salt being readily sold at four dollars per bushel. In May, 1803, he moved to a farm of 640 acres, a mile square, in Salem, Gallia Co., 0., now Meigs Co., for which he had exchanged his salt works, where he lived until his death, July 14, 1831, aged 73. He was, while in Ross Co., a justice of the peace and a judge of the Court of Quarter Sessions (1800-1803); and was while in Gallia Co., a justice of the peace for many years, and a county commissioner and a judge of the Court of Common Pleas. She d. June 2, 1819, aged 63.