Henry G. Roush b. 18 Mar 1825 Ohio, United States d. 30 May 1895 Highland County, Ohio, United States: Tangled Roots

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Name	Henry G. Roush
Born	18 Mar 1825	Ohio, United States [1]
Gender	Male
Census	1850	Hamer Township, Highland County, Ohio, United States [2]
Census	as Henry Roush, farmer, in the household of George Roush
Census	1860	Hamer Township, Highland County, Ohio, United States
Buried	May 1895	Danville, Highland County, Ohio, United States [3]
Buried	Address: Chapman Cemetery
Died	30 May 1895	Highland County, Ohio, United States [3]
Person ID	I4263	TangledRoots
Last Modified	12 Jun 2021

Father	George Roush, b. 26 Dec 1794, Shenandoah County, Virginia, United States , d. 9 Mar 1860, Highland County, Ohio, United States (Age 65 years)
Mother	Mary Colvin, b. 8 Mar 1798, Fayette County, Pennsylvania, United States , d. 8 Nov 1877, Highland County, Ohio, United States (Age 79 years)
Married	1815	Highland County, Ohio, United States
Family ID	F1823	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

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Probate 5
Henry Roush and Susannah, his wife, vs Sarah Barr, et al. (Filed Apr. 29, 1854.) Partition. Plaintiffs allege that Susannah Roush was a child of Thomas Barr, dec'd., who died seized of 274 1/4 acres and Lot No. 34 in Dodsonville. Thomas Barr, whose wife is Betsy Jane, Mary Chaplin, wife of Reuben Chaplin, adults, and Horatio, George, John, Wesley, and Albert Barr, minors, are also children of decedent, and tenants in common with plaintiffs. Sarah, the widow of Thomas Barr, dec'd., is entitled to dower. (Chancery Record 2, page 116)

Jonas Roush vs Henry Roush , et al. ( Filed Jan. 30, 1856.) Partition. Plaintiff alleges that he has an interest in 500 acres of land in Survey No. 3851, excepting 200 acres conveyed by John Roush and wife to Henry Roush Apr. 20, 1808, 65 acres conveyed by John Roush and wife to Reuben Chaplin Nov. 30, 1843, and ain interest in another tract, making a total of 265 acres subject to partition. John Roush, Sr., ded'd died seized of the land, and by his will he devised it to his widow, Elizabeth, for life, then equally to his children or the heirs of a deceased child. Henry, a son of decedent, has purchased his mother's life estate, she now residing in Indiana. Plaintiff has also purchased the interests of George, John, Philip, Allen, and Michael Roush, sons of decedent. "That one Adam Shafer & Catherine Shafer late Catharine Roush, daughter of said testaor resdents of said County of Highland...Morgan Gibler of Portsmouth, Ohio, Lewis Gibler of Illinois, John Gibler, Leah King, late Leah Gibler, Rebecca Stout, late Rebecca Gibler, Milly Roberts, late Milly Gibler all of Highland County Ohio children , and Cyrenia Woods, Daniel Woods & Lewis Woods of Highland County minors & grandchildren of Daniel Gibler and Molly Gibler, dec'd late Molly Roush daughter of said testator... That John Stroup, Sylvanus Stroup, Philip Stroup, Sydney Stroup, Michael Stroup, Carey Stroup, George Stroup & Elizabeth Stroup, children of George Stroup & Betsey Stroup, dec'd. late Betsey Roush, daughter of said testator: and also William and Elliott Stroup grandchildren of said Betsy Stroup, all of whom children and grandchildren reside in Clermont County Ohio. That George Gardner, Levi Landress, John Landress, Andrew Shafer and Polly Shafer his wife, late Polly Landress and John Stevenson and Louisa his wife late Louisa Landress of Highland County Ohio, and Lewis Landress of Indiana and John Willett and Nancy Willett his wife, late Nancy Landress of Pike County Illinois, children of John Landress and Sally Landress dec'd his wife late Sally Roush daughter of John Roush Sr. dec'd, are tenants in common" with plaintiff. (Chancery Record 2, page 454.) (Source: http://www.usgennet.org/usa/oh/county/highland/family/rublefam.htm)