"Transcript of his letter dated 6 Apr 1819 from Richland, Fairfieldcou nty, OH, written to his sister Nancy LOCH [sic] for identificationof c omposition of her and Jacob LOCH's family for his pensionapplication. A ddressed to Mr. Nicolas HOUSER & or Jacob LOCH, livingin Barren Coutny i n Kentuki State near Galsgo [Glasgow]. Thomas hadnot heard from his si sters since leaving VA. He wonders about brotherStephen, "that account w e was told some very disagreeable thing thathappened him Concarning hi s intermarriage in Carrolinas But we cannot credit it." He tells that t heir brother Samuel lives "ten milesNorth New Lancaster on the Granvil l Road," and has ten children, nonemarried. Thomas lives ten miles Nor th East Near the Bush mill, hassix children. Brother Benjamin lives tw o miles on this side of MountBarnan (?), has seven children. Jammima [ Jemima] has eight children,one married, and lives near Samuel's and mo ther with Samuel. "Motheris growing very frail and Remembers her lov t o you all." Marian diedlast June. Sister Maryann(?) had eight children a live, some in VA andsome here. Stephen asks about Nicolas HOUSER and h is family [hissister Jane]."
Residences & events:
8/7/1820 Richland, Fairfield Co, OH. The census taker recorded inTho mas Warner's family: 2 males under 10, 2 age 10-15, 1 at 16-18, 2were 1 6-25, 1 age 26-45, 2 females under 10, and 1 age 26-44. Oneperson was e ngaged in agriculture
