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- John Thurman
BIRTH 1767
Pittsylvania County, Virginia, USA
DEATH Apr 1836 (aged 68–69)
Highland County, Ohio, USA
BURIAL Unknown
MEMORIAL ID 181570527
My GGGrandfather, John Hambrick, and all the Nathan Thurman clan appear on the 1820 Census for Highland Co., Ohio simultaneously. The Thurmans and John Hamrick were living on Hardin Redick's land near Rattlesnake Creek. On November 1, 1828, John Thurman bought his final property on Paint Creek Rattlesnake Branch from Allen Thurman, his brother. Transcribed Deed Vo. 2, page 270: Nov. 1, 1828. Allen Thurman and Dorothy, his wife, To John Thurman. cons: $225.00 77 acres. Witnesses to deed: Joel and Pleasant Thurman. Joel Thurman ack. deed as Justice of the Peace. John Thurman only enjoyed his property for about 8 more years until he died. John Thurman and his sons are listed on the 1830 Census and the family is well documented by the Sampson Sisters in their paper "The Thurman Throng." Original Deed Vol. 16 page 116, Mar. 28, 1838. Joel Thurman and Fanny, his wife, John R. Thurman and Margaret, his wife, Nathan Thurman and Sophia, his wife, John Brown and Margaret, his wife, of Highland County, Ohio: Malinda Botts of Clinton County, Ohio; Talbert R. Thurman and Milley, his wife, of Fleming Co., KY.; James W. Stallings (or Stollings) and Martha, his wife, and Thomas R. Thurman of Marion Co., KY; Frederick R. Thurman and Selah, his wife, of Fulton Co., Illinois, heirs of John Thurman, dec'd. TO John Hamrick of Highland County, Ohio. cons: $1,080.00 for 95 acres.
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1767 - 1836 (69 years)
