John was born about 1855 and died in 1808. He was the son of John Owen and Sarah (abt. 1733-before 1761). His step-mother was Ann Horner.
Sources
"Harrison County, West Virginia Deed Records 1785 - 1810" compiled by John David Davis.
John Owen, Booth's Creek, p. 48, History of Harrison County, West Virginia, Henry Haymond, Acme Publishing Company, Morgantown, West Virginia
Christian Keener et al (and David Keener) vs Heirs of John Owens, Public Records of Champaign County, Ohio. Chancery Record of the Common Pleas Court Record Books 24 through 38
History of Champaign Co. (Ohio), 1881, p. 214 Text: History of Champaign Co. (Ohio), 1881, p. 214
Owens, John 06 1790 Census Monongalia County, Virginia rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/wv/monongalia/census/census1790. HEADS OF FAMILIES--- VIRGINIA,1782 FIRST CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES (1790)
Owens, John, 1800 HARRISON COUNTY, (WEST) VIRGINIA, LAND TAX Originally compiled by the WPA from the land tax books on file in the county courthouse in Clarksburg. Provided for digitizing by the West Virginia Archives and History Library. Digitized by Charlotte Fleming on behalf of the Hacker's Creek Pioneer Descendants, 2000. www.hackerscreek.com/files/1800LAND.txt
1796 Harrison County, (West) Virginia, Land Tax Books Originally compiled by the WPA from the land tax books on file in the county courthouse in Clarksburg. Provided for digitizing by the West Virginia Archives and History Library. Digitized by Charlotte Fleming on behalf of the Hacker's Creek Pioneer Descendants, 2000. Copyright, HCPD 2000. www.hackerscreek.com/files/1796LAND.txt
Harrison County, (West) Virginia, Land Book Year 1797 Originally compiled by the WPA from the land tax books on file in the county courthouse in Clarksburg. Provided for digitizing by the West Virginia Archives and History Library. Digitized by Charlotte Fleming on behalf of the Hacker's Creek Pioneer Descendants, 2000. A list of the Land Tax, within the District of Joseph Davisson and Benjamin Bartlett Comm. In the County of Harrison for the Year of 1797. www.hackerscreek.com/files/1797LAND.txt:
1806 Harrison County, (West) Virginia, Land Tax Books Originally compiled by the WPA from the land tax books on file in the county courthouse in Clarksburg. Provided for digitizing by the West Virginia Archives and History Library. Digitized by Charlotte Fleming on behalf of the Hacker's Creek Pioneer Descendants, 2000. Copyright HCPD 2000. www.hackerscreek.com/files/1805LAND.txt.Chenny, Ebinezer Chenny, William Orvin, John Owin, Owin Chaney, William Chaney, Benjamin Chaney, Jonathan Chaney, Ebenezer Owen, John Owen, Owen
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