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Jonathan Fox

Indiana became a state in 1819. The north was settled by people from New England and New York, the center by people from the Mid-Atlantic states and Ohio, and the south by people from Southern states, particularly Kentucky and Tennessee.

Jonathan Fox was born on December 27, 1810 in Ohio. Absalom Fox and Temperance Dickerson were Jonathan's parents. The source for this is his son-in-law, William W. Reynolds', biography.

Jonathan Fox and Eliza Ann Riley married on January 31, 1833.

Jonathan and Eliza had one child, Christina Fox Sumwalt who was born on January 38, 1834 in Hamilton, Butler County. (See obituary below.)

Eliza died before 1838 in Butler County, Ohio.

Jonathan Fox and Margaret N. Hawk married on January 10, 1838 in Butler County, Ohio. Margaret N. Hawk was born on October 1, 1815 in Butler County. Margaret's parents were Philip Hawk and Catharine Stonebraker.

Jonathan and Margaret had seven children who were all born in Lafayette, Tippecanoe County, Indiana.

Catherine Fox was born on December 29, 1839. She died on December 21, 1892 in Wichita, Sedgwick County, Kansas.

Abner Fox was born on September 6, 1840. He married Mary Wolverton. They were married on December 24,1863. He died in 1892 in Wichita. (See biography below)

Bonham Fox was born in 1843. He married Josephine Large. They were married on December 17, 1872 in White, Indiana.  

Eliza Fox was born in 1845. Thomas Fields Fox was born in 1847. Vincent Taylor Fox was born on February 25, 1849. Charles Fox was born 1854.

Margaret died December 22, 1876 and Jonathan died on September 13, 1880 in Kansas.

Children of Temperance
and Bonham Fox
  • Levi Fox, Sr.
  • Mary Fox Green
  • Christina Fox Riley
  • David Fox
  • Jonathan Fox
  • Isaac P. Fox

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    Butler County, Ohio was established in 1803 from Hamilton and Ross Counties.

    West Virginia is located in the Appalachians and was originally part of Virginia. The capital and largest city is Charleston. It became a state during the Civil War and was admitted to the Union on June 20, 1863.

     

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