He lived in Pennsyvania until 1818. Going then to Leatherwood township, Guernsey County, Ohio, he bought land, improved a farm, and utilized the natural water power by putting up a log building for a grist mill. In this he had two sets of burrs, grinding both corn and wheat, and also had a bolt for the flour. Being injured by a fall from a horse, he afterward lived retired from active pursuits in Quaker City, dying there in 1844. The maiden name of Mr. Hartley's wife was Charity Scarborough. Eleven children were born of their union, and the following named, grew to years of maturity: Mary, Mahlon, Abby, Ephraim W., Melissa, Phebe Ann and Charity.
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Find A Grave: Memorial #134368233 page for Mahlon Hartley (1776–18 Mar 1844), citing Richland Cemetery, Quaker City, Guernsey County, Ohio, USA ; Maintained by LBS (contributor 47347795).
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Name: Mahlon Hartley
Gender: Male
Birth Place: PA
Spouse Name: Charity Scarborough
Spouse Birth Year: 1774
Marriage
Year: 1801
Marriage State: PA
Number Pages: 1
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Source Citation: Birth year: 1774; Birth city: Lahaska; Birth state: PA
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