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Transcription contributed by Arne H Trelvik 19 August 2005 |
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Warren County, Ohio, Deed Book 3, pages 353, Warren County Recorder, Lebanon, Ohio |
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This is an overgrown, inactive cemetery located within the city limits of Loveland in Hamilton Twp, Warren County, just north of the county line, north of the railroad right-of-way and just behind (south of) the building lots at the end of Sentry Hill Drive. Sentry Hill Drive is on the right (east) side of State Route 48 as you head north up the hill out of Loveland. See footnotes regarding names
and readings associated with this parcel. All of the burial lists
include a John Hill and his
consort, Elizabeth who died in 1803 and 1800 respectively.
Both of these burials would predate both statehood and the formation of
Warren County. The stones
still exist, it is possibly one of the oldest known burial records
of a Revolutionary War Soldier in Warren County. |
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Know all men, By these presents, that we Benjamin Morgan and Susana Morgan his wife and John G. Cornelius and Mary Ann Cornelius of the first part and in consideration of the sum of one Dollar in hand paid by Robert Hill, William Ramsey and John Monroe, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, do bargain, sell, remise, and forever quit claim unto the said Robert Hill, William Ramsey and John Monroe in trust forever, for the use of a public place of Burial, free for all those who may desire to use it as such, and to their receptors and those who may be constituted in their sted as agents, Trustees or otherwise to exercise the control and management of the said premises as hereafter described for the uses and purposes herein before expressed, towit, Part of Military Survey No. 2192 between the little Miami and Scioto Rivers in Warren County Ohio and on the waters of the former, situate on the South West boundary line of the late Benjamin Hill farm Beginning at a sugar tree in William Ramseys North East boundary line, thence N. 61 04’ E 3.91 chains to a stone between a red bud and walnut, thence N. 47 ¾ W 2.20 chains to a stone, then S. 55 1/4 W. 3.87 chains to a stone in said Ramseys aforesaid line, thence S. 50 1/4 E. 1.79 chains with said line to the place of beginning containing two rods and thirty eight poles of land the above is intended to, and does include all the graves and interments in what has been heretofore called Hills graveyard. In witness whereof the said Benjamin Morgan and Susana Mariah Morgan and John G. Cornelius and Mary Ann Elizabeth Cornelius have hereunto set their hands and seals this 3d day of September A.D. 1849.
Be it remembered that on this 3d day of September 1849 before the undersigned a Justice of the peace within and for the County aforesaid personally appeared the above named Benjamin Morgan and Susanna Mariah Morgan his wife, and John G. Cornelius and Mary ann Elizabeth Cornelius, the grantors in the foregoing deed of quit claim, and acknowledged the same to be their voluntary act and diid, for the uses and purposes therin expressed. And at the same time Susanna Mariah Morgan wife of said Benjamin Morgan, and Mary Ann Elizabeth Cornelius wife of said John G. Cornelius, being by me first examined separate and apart from their said husbands and made acquainted with the contents of the foregoing instrument of quit claim by reading the same to them, acknowledged that they did voluntarily sign seal and acknowledge the same, and that they are still satisfied therewith. John Hopkins J. P. ~~~ |
19 Aug 2005 | Arne H Trelvik |
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23 Aug 2005 | Arne H Trelvik | Mary Ann Elizabeth Cornelius & Susanna Maria Morgan were both daughters of the late Benjamin Hill" mentioned in the deed. |
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