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Date: [unknown] [unknown]
Location: Richland, Ohio, United States
Surname/tag: Cline, Kline

George Cline (abt.1796-abt.1856)
George Cline 1856 Administration
Sarah Cline 1860 Administration
George Cline Research Notes
George Cline and his thirteen heirs at 1856

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Contents 1 Shield and Banner - 21 January 1857 2 Shield and Banner, 15 August 1860 3 Comments 4 Research Notes 5 Sources

Shield and Banner - 21 January 1857

"Notice in Partition" (Cline news item), The (Richland County, Ohio) Shield and Banner, Wednesday, January 21, 1857, page 2, column 7; digital images via search and download, Community History Archive, courtesy of Mansfield/Richland County Public Library, held by GeneJ as "Richland Shield and Banner, Page2, 1857-01-21_ann.pdf."

The Shield and Banner
Richland County, Ohio
Wednesday, January 21, 1857

Notice in Partition
Sarah Cline, widow of George Cline, dec'd. William Cline, Margaret McLaughlin, John McLaughlin, Elizabeth Packard, Almonza Packark [sic], Jeremiah Cline, Mary Anne _____, formerly Mary Ann Cline, who is intermarried with a person whose name is to the petitioner unknown, William Cline, Jacob Cline, Catharine Ropp, Eli Ropp, Diannah Hollibaugh, John Hollibaugh, Daviel Cline, Alfred Cline and Sarah Ann Cline, will take notice that a petition was file against them on the sixteenth day of January, A. D. 1857, In the Court of Common Please of Richland county, Ohio, by David Cline is now pending, wherein the said David Cline demanded partition of the following real estate, viz:--"The north-west quarter of section number thirty-two, (32) township number twenty-three [23] of range number eighteen, [18] of the land sold at Canton, Ohio, except eight acres out of the north-west corner of said quarter section heretofore sold to Albert Pittinger, and being all of said quarter lying north-west of the Black Fork of Mohiean Creek; and that at the next term of said Court, application will be made by said David Cline for an order that partition may be made of said premises according to the prayer of said petitioner. --David Cline.
By Bures & Dickey, his Atty's.
January 21, 1857-6w-prf. $5 25.

Shield and Banner, 15 August 1860

"Petition in Partition" (Cline news item), The (Richland County, Ohio) Shield and Banner, Wednesday, August 15, 1860, page 2, column 7; digital images via search and download, Community History Archive, courtesy of Mansfield/Richland County Public Library, held by GeneJ as "Richland Shield and Banner, Page2, 1860-08-15-ann.pdf."

The Shield and Banner
Richland County, Ohio
Wednesday, August 15, 1860

Petition in Partition
Daniel Cline, Plaintiff
against
David Cline, Alfred Cline, Sarah Cline, John Holibaugh and Diana Holibaugh his wife, Levi Bricker, Jeremiah Cline, John McLaughlin and Margaret McLoughlin his wife, William Cline an infant, by David Brownell his Guardian, John Cline, William Cline, Almonza Packer and Elizabeth Packer his wife, Defendants.
In the Court of Common Pleas of Richland County and State of Ohio.
The said David Cline, Alfred Cline, Sarah Cline, John Holibaugh and Diana Holibaugh his wife, Levi Bricker, of Richland County, Ohio, Jeremiah Cline, John McLaughlin and Margaret McLaughlin his wife, William Cline an infant, by David Brownell his guardian, of Williams county, Ohio, John Cline of Huron County, Ohio, William Cline of Sacramento city, California, Alanonza Packer and Elizabeth Packer his wife, of the State of Iowa, will take notice that the said Daniel Cline, of Richland county, Ohio, filed his petition against them, on the 14th day of August, A. D. 1860, in the court of Common Pleas within and for said county of Richland, Ohio, and is now pending, wherein said Daniel Cline, plaintiff, demands partition of the following real estate, to wit: situate in the said county of Richland, and State of Ohio, and described as follows: being the North-West quarter of section number thirty-two, (32) in township number twenty-three (23) of range number eighteen, (18) of the lands sold at Canton and Wooster, Ohio, except eight (8) acres out of the North-West corner of said quarter section heretofore sold to Albert Pittenger, and being all of said quarter section lying North-West of the Black Fork of Mohecan creek, and that at the next November term of said court the said Daniel Cline pl'ff, will apply for an order that partition may be made of said premises, and that such other proceedings may be made of said premises, as are authorized by law. --Daniel Cline
By Jeffries & Scrack, his Att'ys.
Mansfield, August 15, 1860.--5wpf$8,75

Comments

See George Cline and his thirteen heirs at 1856, News items re Partitions, for,

The 1857 and 1860 news items provide for the names of some of the heirs from his first marriage, but these have yet to be reconciled. They do not list the same named heirs/interested parties:

Filing of 16 January 1857 (1857 article) names the widow and thirteen (13) apparent heirs,

• Sarah Cline, widow of George Cline, dec'd
• William Cline
• Margaret McLaughin [sic], John McLaughlin
• Elizabeth Packard, Almonza Packark [sic]
• Jeremiah Cline
• Mary Anne ______, "formerly Mary Anne Cline who is intermarried with a person whose name is to the petitioner unknown."
• William Cline [again]
• Jacob Cline
• Catherine Ropp, Eli Ropp
• Diannah Hollibaugh, John Hollibaugh
• Daviel [sic] Cline
• Alfred Cline
• Sarah Ann Cline
• David Cline [petitioner]

Filing of 15 August 1860 (1860 article) names twelve (12) apparent heirs--seems missing Catharine and Eli Ropp--has John Cline, but no Jacob; has Levi Bricker, but no Mary Anne Cline,

• Daniel Cline [petitioner]
• David Cline [of Richland County]
• Alfred Cline [of Richland County]
• Sarah Cline [of Richland County]
• Diana Holibaugh [wife of John Holibaugh] [of Richland County]
• Levi Bricker [of Richland County]
• Jeremiah Cline [of Williams County]
• Margaret McLaughlin [wife of John McLaughlin] [of Williams County]
• William Cline an infant [by guardian David Brownell] [of Williams County]
• John Cline [of Huron County]
• William Cline [of Sacramento city, California]
• Elizabeth Packer [sic] [wife of Almonza Packer] [of the State of Iowa]

Research Notes

Levi Bricker of Richland County, 1860. Research should continue to learn if the man presumed once briefly married to Mary Cline was Levi Bricker, otherwise FamilyTree PID LZG4-C7Z, including work to identify him in the 1860 census. See relevant remarks in an 1880 biographical sketch, transcribed at OhioGenealogyExpress. At 1850, he resided Franklin Township, Richland County, Ohio, then apparent wife Catherine. This family was enumerated as dwelling 100/family 100, seven doors down from David Light (dwelling 93), age 33; another David Light (dwelling 75), age 41, also resided there; William Foulks (dwelling 60), age 50; William Cline (dwelling 57), age 30.

There is something amiss with the Family Tree (2023) group for Levi Bricker. His first wife reportedly died 23 December 1858, but the record reported he married second, 20 November 1855.

Sources