George W. Peacher (bef. 1820 - 1895)

Born before 1820 in Jefferson, Virginia

Ancestors

Descendants

Died 1895 after age 75 in Jefferson, Ohio

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Biography

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Name

Name: George W. /Peacher/

Given Name: George W.

Surname: Peacher^[1]

Death

Death:

Date: 1895

Place: , Jefferson, Ohio^[2]

Burial

Burial:

Place: Sugar Grove Methodist Episcopal Cemetery, Knox Township, Jefferson, Ohio

Reference

Reference: 972

Event

Event: Madison, Butler, Ohio

Type: Census-1850

Date: 1850

Event: Maysville, Mason, Kentucky

Type: Census-1860

Date: 1860

Event: Miller

Type: Occupation1

Date: 1880

Event: Farmer

Type: Occupation2

Date: 1900

Census

Census: Island Creek, Jefferson, Ohio

Date: 1880

Residence

Residence: Moved from Farrington Pennsylvania to Knoxville, Ohio

Date: 1889

Place: Knoxville, Jefferson, Ohio^[3]

User ID

User ID: 84168087156D4034A9892195BC0A730EC61C

Data Changed

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Time: 15:58

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Note

Note: #NI650

Marriage

Husband: John Peacher

PREF Y

Wife: Lidia Mollihon

PREF Y

Marriage:

Date: 15 Apr 1811

Place: , Franklin, Ohio^[4]

Event: Massey Clymer, Methodist Episcopal Church

Type: Minister

Child: Sabina Peacher

PREF Y

Child: John William Peacher

Child: Harriet Peacher

Child: George W. Peacher

Child: Julia A. Peacher

Child: Lydia A. Peacher

Child: Sarah Jane Peacher

Child: Thomas Peacher

Child: Ellen Amanda Peacher

Child: Samuel T. Peacher

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Date: 14 Sep 2012

Time: 12:44

Sources

• WikiTree profile Peacher-124 created through the import of Thomas Schoonover Descendants.ged on Nov 13, 2012 by Kim Myers. See the Changes page for the details of edits by Kim and others.

• Source: S105 Abbreviation: Tombstone inscriptions & family records of Jefferson County, Ohio Title: Tombstone inscriptions & family records of Jefferson County, Ohio Author: Esther Weygandt Powell Publication: Name: Name: Akron, Ohio: E.W. Powell, 1968, 250 pgs.;; Note: Source Medium: Book Paranthetical: Y
• Source: S203 Abbreviation: Steubenville Herald Star Title:  \i Steubenville Herald Star \i0 Author: Ohio. Steubenville. Italicized: Y Paranthetical: Y
• Source: S6 Abbreviation: 20th Century History of Steubenville and Jefferson County, Ohio and Representative Citizens Title: 20th Century History of Steubenville and Jefferson County, Ohio and Representative Citizens Author: Joseph B. Doyle Publication: Name: Name: Richmond-Arnold Publishing, Chicago 1910;; Paranthetical: Y
• Source: S9 Abbreviation: Ohio Marriages Extracted from The Old Northwest Genealogical Quarterly Title: Ohio Marriages Extracted from The Old Northwest Genealogical Quarterly Author: Edited By Marjorie Smith Publication: Name: Name: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc.; 1980; Reprinted by arrangement with Heritage House, Indianapolis, Indiana;; Note: Source Medium: Book Paranthetical: Y

Notes

Note NI650Robinson Twp. (pp. 900-910)

History of Washington County, Pennsylvania

Methodist Episcopal Church.-Services of the society were first held in the mill of George W. Peacher, and the organization was perfected in 1874 under the charge of the Rev. J.E. Wright. He has been succeeded by the Revs. M.S. Kendig, S.W. McCurdy, D.K. Stevenson, J.F. Murray, J.H. Hickman, and W. Johnson, the present pastor. The society has a present membership of thirty. An edifice was erected soon after the organization. The church is included in the charge with Burgettstown and Noblestown.

Title: 20th Century History of the city of Washington and Washington County, Pennsylvania and representative citizens.

Authors: McFarland, Joseph F.

City of Publication: Chicago, Ill.

Publisher: Richmond-Arnold Pub. Co.

Date: 1910

Midway (p. 445)

Another flour mill was built in 1870 by George Peacher of Harpers Ferry. It became the property of John H. Kennedy. It was recently owned by Paul Davidson. For a number of years the wheels have not turned in this ancient building, and it was used for various purposes. In 1908 it was torn down.

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1843, April 20; Virginia Free Press; P3c2.

Advertisement. Geo. W. Peacher Old Furnace selling 4000 bushels of Cumberland stone coal. Will exchange for corn.

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1847, February 5; Spirit of Jefferson; P3c6. Advertisement.

George W. Peacher agent for D. Paine and Company has lottery office opposite Harpers Ferry Bridge Washington County Maryland open. [First appeared 1847, January 8].

1. ↑ Source: #S6 Page: 571 Quality or Certainty of Data: 3
2. ↑ Source: #S105 Page: 196 Quality or Certainty of Data: 3
3. ↑ Source: #S203 Page: "Pioneer Days," 27 Aug 1936, p. 6, col. 6. Quality or Certainty of Data: 3
4. ↑ Source: #S9 Page: 223, 251 Quality or Certainty of Data: 3