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     Charles Walters was born in 1876 at Bellaire, Belmont County, Ohio, USA.¹

     Benjamin Arnold married Elizabeth Hill in 1750; Benjamin died after 1765 and Elizabeth married James Edwards. Her son William Arnold married her step daughter Judith Edwards who had been married to John Scuddy. Benjamin Arnold died in 1788 at Spotsylvania, Spotsylvania County, Virginia, USA.

     Elizabeth Hill was born in 1728. She married Benjamin Arnold in 1750; Benjamin died after 1765 and Elizabeth married James Edwards. Her son William Arnold married her step daughter Judith Edwards who had been married to John Scuddy. As of 1750,her married name was Arnold.

     William Reynolds was born in 1740 at Caroline County, Virginia, America. He married Margaret Harris in 1763. William Reynolds died in 1805 at Edgefield, Edgefield, South Carolina, USA.

     Margaret Harris was born in 1745 at Edgefield, Edgefield, South Carolina, America. She married William Reynolds, son of Thomas Reynolds and Hannah Lewis, in 1763. As of 1763,her married name was Reynolds. Margaret Harris died in 1782 at Edgefield, Edgefield, South Carolina, USA.

     Thomas Reynolds married Hannah Lewis. Thomas Reynolds was born in 1716 at Surry, Surry, Virginia, America. He died in 1760 at Caroline County, Virginia, America.

     Hannah Lewis married Thomas Reynolds, son of Richard Reynolds and Mary Anderson. Her married name was Reynolds. Hannah Lewis was born in 1720 at Caroline County, Virginia, America. She died in 1760 at Caroline County, Virginia, America.

     Richard Reynolds married Mary Anderson. Richard Reynolds was born in 1669 at Isle of Wight, Isle of Wight County, Virginia, America. He died in 1785 at Halifax, Halifax County, Virginia, USA.

     Mary Anderson married Richard Reynolds. Her married name was Reynolds. Mary Anderson was born in 1680 at Surry, Surry County, Virginia, America. She died in 1728.

     Nathan Thompson was born in 1765.¹ He married Mary Spencer in 1788.¹ Nathan Thompson left a will before 1814; Tim Bode @ www.myfamily.com, Belmont County OH:

I have verified that Jemima was the daughter of Nathan and Mary Thompson of Montgomery County, Maryland.

Montgomery County, Maryland, Accounts and Inventories, Volume L, page 4 and 5, list the heirs of Nathan Thompson, those listed were: Wife, Mary and twelve children: Jemima, David, Solomon, Nathan, Elizabeth, Richard, Acha (Achsah), Kitty (Katherine), Jefferson, Reason, Jerrome and Lusianna?.² He died on 12 March 1814 at Thompson's Corner, Montgomery County, Maryland, USA.¹

     Mary Spencer was born in 1770.¹ She married Nathan Thompson in 1788.¹ As of 1788,her married name was Thompson.¹ Mary Spencer died between 1850 and 1860.¹

     Rhoda Mobley was born in 1827.¹

     David Thompson was born in 1789 at Montgomery County, Maryland, USA.¹ He died on 11 May 1850 at Guernsey County, Ohio, USA.¹

     Her married name was Pratt.¹ Jemima Thompson was born in 1820.¹

     Elizabeth Thompson was born in 1792 at Montgomery County, Maryland, USA.¹

     Nathan Thompson was born in 1795 at Montgomery County, Maryland, USA.¹ He died on 20 February 1870.¹

     Richard Thompson was born in 1796 at Montgomery County, Maryland, USA.¹ He died in 1823.¹

     Solomon Thompson was born in 1798 at Montgomery County, Maryland, USA.¹

     Catherine Thompson was born in 1803 at Montgomery County, Maryland, USA.¹

     Thomas Jefferson Thompson was born in 1804 at Montgomery County, Maryland, USA.¹ He died in June 1860.¹

     Achsah Thompson was born in 1806 at Montgomery County, Maryland, USA.¹

     Reason Thompson was born in 1810 at Montgomery County, Maryland, USA.¹

     Jerome Thompson was born in 1812 at Montgomery County, Maryland, USA.¹

     Louisiana Thompson was born in 1814 at Montgomery County, Maryland, USA.¹ She died in 1860.¹

     Ebenezer Park, Pioneer Settler of Madison County, Kentucky

Ebenezer Park was born in Frederick county, Virginia on 12 May 1747. On 06 Jan 1772 he married Tabitha Mills, the daughter of John Mills and Rebecca Harold. Ebenezer and Tabitha were married in Salisbury, Rowan county, North Carolina and made it their home until 1795. In 1795 Ebenezer and Tabitha, thier 10 children and his two brothers left North Carolina and followed the Daniel Boone Trail into what became Madison county, Kentucky. they settled near the town of Richmond, Kentucky. Later they moved to Station Camp, where he lived for many years. He finally settled on the waters of Drowning Creek in Madison county, where he lived and died.
In the marriage bond, signed by John Hawkins, Ebenezer signed his name "Parke"
Ebenezer would not take the oath of allegiance to the State of North Carolina against the King in 1778. He was a man of unusal education for his day.
He was the son of John Park and Mary Davis of Virginia.¹ Ebenezer Park from G W Park's Genealogy

These are the exact words taken directly from the genealogy of G.W. Park, son of Eli Park, grandson of Ebenezer Park and Tabitha Mills. "Ebenezer Park and Tabitha Mills married at Salisbury, North Carolina, January 6, 1772. Tabitha Mills was a daughter of Jonathan Mills a resident of Rowan County, North Carolina. Ebenezer Park born May 12, 1747 died April 5, 1830 at his home in Madison County, Kentucky. Traditions say he was born in Virginia, youngest of seven sons, married at 25 and was 92 when he died. Tabitha Mills born February 27, 1752 died October 15, 1826, she was 20 when she married, and 74 when she died.
     Ebenezer Park and his wife, with all their children left Rowan County, North Carolina and located in Madison County in 1800. Ebenezer Park first bought a double log house which stood on the present sight (sic) of Woodlawn. Becoming uneasy as to the proximity of Richmond and the possible demoralizing effect on the morals of his sons, he sold and planted his home 12 miles east of Richmond on Drowning Creek. (Given by Jonathan Park of Bloomington, Illinois.)¹" Ebenezer Parke Sr was born on 12 May 1747 at Virginia, America.¹ He died on 25 April 1839 at age 91.¹