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1812 Gallia Co, OH Chattels
Felix Grimes, 2 horses, 3 cattle, Wilkes Twp
1818 Gallia Co, OH Chattels
Felix Grimes, 2 horses, 1 cattle, Wilkesville
1819 Gallia Co, OH Chattels
Felix Grimes, 2 horses, 3 cattle, Wilkesville
1820 census Gallia Co - Wilkesville
Nancy Grimes
1m - 0-10 Edward
2m 10-16
2 m 18-26
3 f 0-10
2 f 10-16
1f 26-45
4 persons engaged in agriculture
1821 Gallia Co, OH Chattels
Nancy Grimes, 1 horse, 2 cows, Wilkesville
Meigs Co marriages
Thomas Forrest res Meigs to Julia Ann Grimes res Meigs 6/10/1830
John Sylvester to Margaret Grimes 11/22/1832
Edward E Grimes to Almira Giles 11/19/1840
John S Giles to Nancy Grimes 1/26/1843
James S Grimes to Margaret Price 11/23/1845
Gallia Co Marriages
James Grimes to Elisa George 6/13/1811
Samuel Grimes to Milly Pierce 9/14/1815
Charles J Buck to Maria Grimes 3/25/1819
Jehue France to Nancy Grimes 8/24/1826
Seth Pain to Nancy Grimes 3/7/1821
Feliz born in Ireland, Nancy born in PA according to 1880 census enumerating son Edward
Hardesty's History of Meigs County:
Page 280/281, Salem Twp
This is the southwest corner township of the county and contains 42 full sections of land. It is bounded on the west by Vinton county, south by Gallia county and north and east by Columbia and Rutland townships respectively. . .
Salem township was organized in 1814. It then included Wilkesville, and was a part of Gallia County. The first election for township officers was held April 20, 1814. Felix Grimes was elected one of 3 trustees and one of 2 fence viewers. The next year, Wilkesville being organized as a separate township, it became necessary to choose another . . .[however, Felix was not named as one replaced - did he not live in Wilkesville? bb]
Felix Grimes and Adam Long were neighbors near Dexter run. Felix Grimes being implicated in the Irish rebellion of 1798, left his native country and came to the United States, in company with Blennerhasset, who was a cousin of Mrs Grimes. The exact date of his settlement in Salem is uncertain. Mrs Grimes died shortly afterwards; it is said she was the first person who received Christian burial in Meigs county. Her remains lie on the farm of Mr Haskins, about a mile from Danville.
CARLETON, William W. - Born here September 27, 1825, son of Thomas and Elizabeth (Dalton) Carleton. The parents here in 1823 and Thomas died here April 2, 1848 and Elizabeth died Feb 4, 1837. William married 1st November 20, 1852 to Ann Burthistle, born in 1826 in County Wicklow, Ireland and died 1853, daughter of Thomas and Nancy (Smith) Burthistle. William married 3rd Ellen R. Jenkinson on September 9, 1879, who was born here Sept 23, 1844, whose parents came here in 1837. Her father died Sept 1, 1880 and her mother Emilia (Martin) Jenkinson still living (ca 1883). William had m 2nd October 19, 1856 to Elizabeth Price born March 22, 1853 and died May 7, 1875, daughter of Jacob and Sarah (Grimes) Price, and they had 5 children.
There is a John Grimes in Meigs County in 1880, born about 1826 in Ohio. Is he another son?
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West Virginia Pioneers
- Yes, date unknown
, d. Bef 1820