History of Mc Donough County, Illinois, published 1885 by the Continental Historical Company, Springfield, Illinois. It has 1158 pages. In possession of Lois E. Dezutti, 3333 Danaha St., Torrance, Cal. Chapter 39, Walnut Grove Township, page 1015 -
"The pioneer settler of Walnut Township was Isaace Bartlett, who came from the state of Tennessee in the fall of 1830, settling on section 34. After eresting a cabin, he left his father and mother there and went over to the vicintiy of Spring Creek in Emmet Township, to work at breaking prairie. While here at work the memorable deep snow came and it was many days of unsuccessful attempts before he succeded in getting back to his aged parents, who he waa aware, must be in desittiue circumstances. He found them in a half starved and frozen condition with nothing to eat and but little fuel to protect them in their rudely constructed habitation from the bitter blasts of one o f the worst windrers in the histoyr of Mc Donough County. The family cow, which had died of exposure and starvation was all that was left to eat and upon the arrival of the son who had been several days in coming from Spring Creek settlement with the three yoke of oxen, a sled and provisions, he found the old gentleman at work removing the hide from the carcass of the dead cow, preparatory to getting something to appease their hunger. The old folks partook of the provisions brought by the son, who soon afterward removed them to where he was stopping on Spring Creek."
p. 203 - The commisioners of the county met on July 5, 1830. They divided the county into three districts and provided for the election of justices of the peace and constables in each district. The districts were each eight miles wide. On the first Saturday in August an election was held in each district, In the third disctrict Isaac Bartlett was appointed as judges of election in the thrid district. At a meeting held on the first Monday in September 1830, Isaac Bartlett was appointed county surveyor.
1830 Schuyler Illinois page 96
Isaac Bartlett
-next door is William Job 1790/1800
Isaac Bartlett 0101001-0011001
1850 -Appanoose Co., Iowa Census, Center Division, page 21 (enumerated Nov 19, 1850)
9 66 66 BARTLET ISAAC 53 M FARMER 200 TN 10 66 66 BARTLET NANCY 52 F TN X 11 66 66 BARTLET MELISSA 8 F IA 12 67 67 BARTLETT JAMES 19 M FARMER IL X 13 67 67 BARTLETT MARY 18 F IN X
14 68 68 STARK CALEB 40 M FARMER IN 15 68 68 STARK RHODA 35 F KY X 16 68 68 STARK WILLIAM N 15 M FARMER IN 17 68 68 STARK DAVID N 13 M IN 18 68 68 STARK HANNAH C 10 F IN 19 68 68 STARK JAMES 4 M IN 20 68 68 BARTLET JOHN 20 M FARMER TN X 21 68 68 BARTLET MARTHA A 17 F IN X
Isaac Bartlett had 1 male and 2 females
JHB Notebook AG - Appanoose Co., Iowa 1856 - p. 920 Family No. 16 - Chariton Twp
Isaac Bartlett 60 M widowed 12 years in the state b. Tenn farmer. Native voter, owner of land 15 acres improved, 25 acres unimproved, 1 acre potatoes, 60 bu harvested, 10 hogssold-$75, 50 lbs butter mxd. Melissa Bartlett 12 F b. Iowa
Jobe / Job : *http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ajobebrown/jobe/sam_dorcas/cale/bartlett.html
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