Notes:

From THE ROSEMARY SUMMERS PICKETT PAPERS. Twin of brother, Eddie.

Ella married P. M. Wilson on 7 Apr 1898. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. William W. Wilson was born on 12 Oct 1900; and died.
2. Paul W. Wilson was born on 31 Dec 1902; and died.
3. Orrin H. Wilson was born on 12 Aug 1905; and died.

Notes:

From THE ROSEMARY SUMMERS PICKETT PAPERS. William is the source of the
information in "20th Century History of Springfield and Clark Co., OH" by Wm.
A. Rockel, 1908. William was a sheep farmer. In 1863 William was a member of
the 176th Ohio Volunteer Infantry for service in the civil war. He was with
his company in camp at Urbana, OH, when he received a note from his business
partner (in the sheep farm, J.R. Ware) which asked him to turn over his gun to
the messenger, a man by the name of Thomas Cartmell, as the latter was willing
to take his place and was an unmarried man. Mr. Ware knew that Williams
absence from the sheep farm would be a sad loss to their business. William
made arrangements by which he could turn over his equipment to Mr. Cartmell,
after which he returned home. On 29 Oct 1906, Mr. and Mrs. Hardman celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary and it was an occasion that will be long
remembered by all of those who participated from many area counties and cities
including four children, seven grandchildren and eighty-eight other relatives
and near friends, many of whom were not previously acquainted.

William married Margaret Ellen Bireley on 29 Oct 1856 in Clark Co., Oh. Margaret was born on 11 Mar 1838 in Md; died after 1908 in Prb Pleasant Twp, Clark Co., Oh. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

From THE ROSEMARY SUMMERS PICKETT PAPERS.

Notes:

From family group record of Patricia McSherry confirming data from Amanda
Arbogast Forbes. Year of birth and death from Patricia (Allen) McSherry's
family group record of 1987 in file.

Additional information and confirmation from THE ROSEMARY SUMMERS PICKETT
PAPERS citing "20th Century HIstory of Springfield and Clark County, Ohio" by
Wm. A. Rockel, 1908 on the first nine children given to the writer by the son,
William H. Hardman. Rosemary reports on three possible additional children
named Henry, Margaret (m. 1873 to John Cylvester Ralster and d. 1922) and
Callie who married James C. Leechman. These possible additional three children
are from Patricia McSherry of New Orleans who says in her letter to Rosemary on
18 June 1991 - "My ancestor Margaret has a question mark because I can't find
her on a census, etc. Found a lot re Wesley thru court records. (He is listed
as a brother in Margaret's obituary. He is dead and had no children from three
marriages. Jonathan W. or W. Jonathan Hardman/Herdman moved his family thru at
least six Ohio counties between 1824 and 1876; Clark, Fairfield, Perry,
Hocking, Union and Madison. He was listed as a farmer, shoemaker, gunsmith and
constable. Margaret's obituary gives her brothers as Henry and Wesley and her
sister as Callie. Family tradition could be wrong and although the Wesley I've
researched is (on a marriage cert.) a son of Jonathan and Mary (Arbogast)
Hardman, there could be another Wesley of Champaign Co., OH. Margaret's death
info, by her eldest daughter, states parents unknown - - how that could be when
they gave surviving brothers (2) and a sister in the obit I can't figure out."
Rosemary appends a note which reads "The info in the "history" was given by
William and he would have probably known about three additional children,
especially since they were living at the time. Jonathan Hardman came from a
family of 13 children so these last 3 may have come from one of Jonathan's
brothers." - or any sibling.

Jonathan married Mary Arbogast on 16 Dec 1824 in Clark Co., Oh. Mary (daughter of Peter Arbogast and Sarah Henderson) was born about 1806 in Pendleton Co., Va/Wv; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

From family group record of Patricia McSherry confirming data from Amanda
Arbogast Forbes.

Family group record of parents from Patricia (Crissman) Bebernick confirms
data but indicates marriage as 16 Dec. 1824 instead of about 1840, possibly
typo error intended to be 1842. Patricia (Allen) McSherry family group record
of 1987 confirms marriage as 16 Dec. 1824, Bk. 1-B, p. 89, Clark Co., OH.

Notes:

Peter and Henry were twins.

Relocated to Champaign Co.,OH (Clark Co. since 1818) about 1811 with brothers,
David and Michael, Jr. by covered wagon. David went on to IN, about 1830.

Grave is marked with a stone from which an inscription was copied, see Forbes
and/or Hartmann records. Tombstone provides birth and death dates. Cemetery
is about 1 1/2 mi. N/E of South Vienna, OH, on old Columbus Rd. Estate
probated, Clark Co., OH, A-995, 1842.

See Power of Attorney from Peter and his wife Sarah authorizing Cornelius
Arbogast to dispose of their undivided share in real property in Crabbottom
inherited from his father Michael. Pendleton Co. Court Records, Deed Book 11,
Page 522. Names brothers John, Adam, Henry and George as well as his sister
Dorothy, wife of Jacob Gum as co-inheritors of the property. Copy in file.

Daughter Mary and spouse from letter to Patricia Bebernick from Amanda
Arbogast Forbes, 1988, copy in file.

Children list may not be complete and order of birth may not be correct.

Family group records of 4th great granddaughter, Patricia Crissman Bebernick
received 24 Sep 1992 giving day and month of birth for Peter and tracing her
ancestry to Peter.

Peter filed land claim 28 Jan. 1812 according to Patricia (Allen) McSherry who
cites records at General Land Office, Cincinnati, OH. See patent on land, 31
May 1816, Clark Co., OH, Deed Book V, p. 85.

Peter married Sarah Henderson about 1798 in Prb Pendleton Co, Va/Wv. Sarah was born about 1781 in Prb Augusta Co., Va; died on 18 Jul 1850 in Pleasant Twp., Clark Co., Oh; was buried in Pleasant Hill Cm, Clark Co., Oh. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Information from Family Group Record of Patricia McSherry, New Orleans. LA.
Documents include reference to A Standard History of Springfield and Clark Co.,
OH, 1922, Chicago and NY, Vol. II, pp.170-184; Pendleton Co., WV Records, Deed
Book 3, p. 8, 1797; Deed Book 6, pp. 221-222, 1814; Deed Book 11, p. 522, 1830;
Mrs. Gay Darwin - Nebraska, 1987 and Iris Morley - Missouri. Notes that
Champaign Co., OH formed 1808 and Clark Co. formed 1818 from Champaign Co.

The above family group record includes 9 children, copy in file.

The reference on page 182 of the History of Clark County that husband Peter was
born and raised near Romney, WV may be an attempt to find the closest
large settlement to the Crabbottom Section of then Augusta Co., VA and later
Pendleton Co., VA\WV. It is well settled that Peter was born and raised in the
Crabbottom which is near present-day Blue Grass, Highland Co., VA.

Family group records from Patricia Crissman Bebernick on 25 Sept 1992 confirms
above information and adds substantially more data including History of
Pendleton Co., VA/WV p. 399 and reference to Clark Co., OH 1818 tax list ORPF,
p. 109, vol. 9, #3. Also that Peter is on muster roll of Capt. Wm. Janes
company of militia 6 Sep. 1794.

Cemetery is located 1 1/2 mi. northeast of South Vienna, Ohio on Old Columbus
Road. Birth and death from tombstone. Estate probated Clark Co., OH,
A-521-621.