 1797 - 1871 (74 years)
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| Name |
Hannah Reynolds |
| Nickname |
Emma |
| Born |
10 Sep 1797 |
Delaware, USA  |
- Death record says that Hannah Kimble died 17 Sep 1871 when she was 73 years, 7 days old, which would make her birth date 10 Sep 1797.
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| Gender |
Female |
| Died |
17 Sep 1871 |
Hocking County, Ohio, USA |
| Person ID |
I614 |
James |
| Last Modified |
27 Apr 2010 |
| Family |
Jonathan S. Kimble, b. 11 Mar 1790, , Hampshire, West Virginia , d. 1866 (Age 75 years) |
| Married |
Abt 1810 |
| Children |
| | 1. Hannah Kimble, b. 22 Dec 1811 |
| | 2. Oliver Kimble, b. 9 Jan 1814 |
| | 3. Delilah Kimble, b. 7 Oct 1817 |
| | 4. George Kimble, b. 16 Mar 1819 |
| | 5. Nancy Kimble, b. 30 Dec 1821, d. 1904 (Age 82 years) |
| | 6. Wesley Kimble, b. 18 Dec 1823 |
| | 7. Mary Ann Kimble, b. 13 Jan 1826 |
| | 8. Jonathon Kimble, b. 19 Feb 1828 |
| + | 9. Burton Kimble, b. 30 Jul 1830, Hocking County, Ohio, USA , d. 25 Nov 1908, Fort Collins, Larimer, Colorado, USA (Age 78 years) |
| + | 10. James Kimble, b. 4 Oct 1832, d. Abt 1885, Fairbury, Jefferson, Nebraska (Age 52 years) |
| | 11. Hannah Kimble, b. 20 Oct 1836 |
| | 12. Amanda Kimble, b. 11 Jun 1839 |
| | 13. Levina Kimble, b. 22 Sep 1841 |
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| Documents |
 | Hocking County, Ohio Probate Record for the Estate of Jonathan Kimble
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| Family ID |
F206 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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| Documents
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| 1850 Washington Township, Hocking County, Ohio Census
Includes Jonathan & Hannah Kimble, starting at line 39. |
 | 1860 Washington Township, Hocking County, Ohio Census
Includes Jonathan & Hannah Kimble family, starting at line 3 |
 | 1870 Washington Township, Hocking County, Ohio Census
Includes George Kimble and household, including his mother, Hannah |
 | Biography of Jonathan Kimball
Excerpt from Pictorial and Biographical Record of La Porte, Porter, Lake and Starke Counties, Indiana, page 293:
"JONATHAN KIMBALL.
The Buckeye State has furnished Porter County with many of her prominent men, and not least among them is Jonathan Kimball, a progressive and enterprizing citizen. As far as can be ascertained the Kimball family are of German extraction,-the paternal great-grandfather having come thither from that country. It is supposed that Grandfather Kimball's name was Jonathan and all that the subject of this sketch knows of his father's people is that his father, with several brothers, removed to the Hocking Valley, in Ohio, at an early date. Jonathan Kimball, father of our subject, had three brothers: Solomon, George and Jacob, all of whom lived in southern Ohio. The father was born May 11, 1790, and was married to Hannah Reynolds, born September 10, 1797. They remained in the Hocking Valley until 1850, when they removed to near Ligonier, Indiana, where they made their home for a few years, at the end of which time they returned to their former home in Ohio. In their family were the following children: Hannah, born in 1811; Oliver P., born in 1814; Delilah, born in 1817; George, born in 1819; Nancy, born in 1821; Wesley, born in 1823; Mary A., born in 1826; Jonathan, born in 1828; Burton, born in 1831; James, born in 1832; Hannah, born in 1836; Amanda, born in 1839; and Lovina, born in 1841. Of these there are now living, Jonathan, Hannah, Nancy, Loviiia and Burton. Jonathan Kimball, the subject of this sketch, started out in life for himself at the age of twentyone, as a tiller of the soil, and was later married to Amanda Potter, a native of Ohio. Their family consisted of seven children, all of whom died when young, with the exception of Wesley and Frank, the former of whom is married and has two children, and the latter also married and has three boys living and one dead. Both brothers live near Holden, Kansas. After the death of his first wife Mr. Kimball was married in 1861 to Miss Malinda Wolf, a daughter of Levi and Eliza Ann Wolf. Mrs. Kimball was born March 24, 1842, and has borne her husband eight children, three of whom died young. Laura was born in 1866. The other children were Emerson, born in 1862; Effie, born in 1863; Elmer Ell., born in 1869; Alta Muesetta, born in 1873; Gerald C., born 1875; Dallas C., born in 1878; and Myrtle M. B., born in 1881. Laura married Lincoln Crumpacker, by whom she had one child, and by her present husband, John Vanslow, also had a child—Laura—who died in 1893. Mr. Kimball has been a farmer all his life and from 1850 to 1857 resided in the vicinity of Ligouier, Indiana, where he successfully followed that occupation. From that place he went to Cass County, Missouri, but after the death of his wife, which occurred there, he located on the farm where he uow lives. This land when purchased was covered with heavy timber and amounted to forty acres, and this he cleared and sold. He later bought other tracts until he now has a fine farm of 268 acres, all of the improvements on which he made for himself, and which are of the best kind. He has a fine country residence and as good barns and other buildings as one need wish to have. Although his early educational advantages were limited he is a worthy representative of a class of people who, from the most unfavorable circumstances, have made their way in the world by their own individual merit, and now in his green old age can look back over a life well spent. He is a Eepublicau politically, is a steadfast adherent to the tenets of the Methodist Church, and is in every respect a man among men in his section. His native sense of fairness and good judgment have placed him high in the estimation of the people with whom he has cast his lot, and no better example of the high type of American civilization can be found than within his pleasant and hospitable home."
Found at http://books.google.com/books?pg=PA292&dq=%22Hannah+Reynolds%22+hocking&cd=1&id=jxgVAAAAYAAJ#v=onepage&q&f=false |
 | Biography of J. Kimble
Excerpt from Counties of Porter and Lake, Indiana : historical and biographical (1882) found at
http://www.archive.org/details/cu31924104606235:
"J. KIMBLE was born in Hocking County, Ohio, February 19, 1828, and is one of a family of thirteen children born to Jonathan and Hannah (Runnels) Kimble. Mr. Kimble had no opportunity of attending school in his youth, and, as a consequence, is without book education. In 1854, he moved to Noble County, Ind., where he remained about five years, when he removed to Missouri and remained about one year, at which time he removed to La Porte County, Ind., and, in 1864, to Porter County, Ind., where he has since lived; he purchased 160 acres — the farm he now owns — in 1872. In 1849, he married Amanda Potter, who died in Missouri in 1859, leaving two children as issue — Wesley and Frank. In 1861, he took as his second wife Melinda Wolf, daughter of Levi Wolf, of La Porte County, by whom he has five children — Laura, Gerry, Alta, Corma and Myrtie. In politics, Mr. Kimble is a stanch Republican. One hundred and thirty acres of his farm are improved, and the buildings are excellent." |
 | 1850 Census with Hannah Kimble
Found on ancestry.com. |
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| Mortgage of Jonathan and Hannah Kimble
Recorders office, Hocking County courthouse, Logan, Ohio. Deed records vol. B, pages 359-360.
Text:
"Mortgage Jonathan Kimble & wife, to John F. Grimes.
This indenture, made this 2nd day of December in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty one, Between Jonathan Kimble and Hannah his wife of the County of Hocking and State of Ohio, of the one part and John S. Grimes of the County & State aforesaid of the other part, Witnesseth, that the said Jonathan Kimble and Hannah his wife for and in consideration of the sum of one hundred and ten Dollars to them in hand paid the receipt whereof they do hereby acknowledge and forever acquit and discharge the said John S. Grimes his heirs & Executors and administrators, have granted, Bargained, sold and confirmed unto the said John, All the south west quarter of section No. Three in Township Thirteen of Range Seventeen lying in Washington Township, Hocking County, Ohio containing one hundred and sixty four acres, together with all the improvements and privileges thereunto belonging and all the right, title, claim, and interest of them the said Jonathan Kimble and Hannah to the same, to have and to hold, the land hereby conveyed with all the premises, unto the said John S. Grimes his heirs and assigns forever -- Provided, always nevertheless, that if the said Jonathan Kimble, his heirs, executors, or administrators, shall and do well and truly press or cause to be paid unto the said John S. Grimes on his assigns the sum of one hundred and ten Dollars on or before the twenty fifth day of August one thousand eight hundred and thirty three, for which sum the said Jonathan has given his note payable to John S. Grimesor order one year after dateand dated August 25th 1831 without any deduction, defalcation or abatement to be made of anything for or in respect of any taxes, charge, or assessments whatsoever then and from thence forth, as well this present indenture shall cease, determine, and become absolutely null and void - In witness whereof we the said Jonathan & have hereunto set our hands and seals the day and year above written
signed, sealed and delivered in the presence of
W. Wallace
Perry Oliphant
Jonathan Kimble seal
--- State of Ohio Hocking County--
Personally came before me the suscriber a Justice of the Peace (^the) written named Jonathan Kimble and acknowledged the above signing and sealing to his own act and deed for the purposes therein named - from the knowledge I have of the said Jonathan I am satisfied he is the person he is the person [sic] he represents himself to be - Given under my hand and seal this 2nd day of December 1831
W. Wallace J.P. Seal
Recorded Dec 19th 1831. W Wallace Rec -" |
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| Notes |
- Name appears as Hannah Runnals on death record of her daughter Amanda.
- https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1961-36768-34955-83?cc=2128172
Death record of Hannah Kimble:
Date: Recorded 30 May 1872
Saltcreek Township
Name in Full: Hannah Kimble
Date of death: 17 Sep 1871
Condition: W[idow]
Age: 73 years, 7 days [Birthdate: 10 September 1797]
Place of death: Ohio
Place of birth: [blank]
Occupation: Housewife
Name of parents when an infant without name: John Reynolds & [blank]
Color: White
Disease, Direct or indirect cause of death: Piles
Place of residence: Washington Twp
By whom reported: W.D. Mark, assistant
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