Jacob Darner ^{2 3 4 5 6}

   Other names for Jacob were Jacob Derner ⁷ and Jacob Dorner.⁸

  General Notes:

Born between 1777 and 1780. Jacob III bought land in Muskingum County in 1814 and 1819 according to land record book at the library, sent by Tina Darner. (per Dannell Hopkins, http://www.geocities.com/danni74 932/)
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Received land East and Central Ohio, 8 Feb 1819. Deed, 22 Apr 1816, received patient, SW Qtr Sec 1, Ohio, Muskingum, Perry Township, as plotted by James Madison. So he was living in Ohio when he purchased land in Guernsey Co. from bro-in-law, George Wine. Deed, 1829, Jacob, Andrew and other sold to brother-in-law, Cornelius Bast, part of Sec 22, Muskingum, their father's original land. Contracted, 19 Sep 1917, recorded 23 Jun 1829, Jacob Darner, Muskingum County, Ohio, to sell to school Director of 6th Dist, Perry Township, part of SW Qtr Sec 1, for the district school. Deed, 7 Dec 1827, sold to Phillip Darner of Muskingum Co. for $1000, another part of SW Qtr Sec 1. Deed, Entered by Jacob Darner Sr., 23 Feb 1817, Sec 22, From Salem Township.
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Deed, 26 May 1821, Andrew Darner and Jacob Darner of Muskingum County, Ohio to Jacob Baker, of Frederick, MD, 1/2 quarter Sec, Muskingum County, Ohio, it being 1 /2 SW quarter Sec 22, Twp 2, Range 6, being equally divided East and West, this being the North 1/2 of said quarter Sec. Appeared also Hannah Darner wife of Andrew Darner and Ann Darner wife of Jacob Darner.
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1825 Tax list, Ohio, Muskingum County, Ohio, Salem Township, settled on part of SW Qtr Sec 22, which his father Jacob Darner Sr. acquired , 23 Feb 1817 having sold part of the quarter to Cornelius Blast, their brother-in-law.
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Catherine Beiser, Margaret G. Lebherz, 1994. Indicates Ann predec'd him, as the court provided guardians for the two minor children, John, age 13 and Andrew, age 11, and there is no mention of a widow. Jacob died intestate. On 26 Sep 1828, Jacob Baker, appointed Adm. of personal estate of Jacob Darner by Special Court of Common Pleas, Zanesville; Jacob Baker, Daniel Spicer and William Shively provided $600 bond. Witnessed by John Wilson, JP. It appears he had acquired an extensive chattel estate, detailed in 6 long pages in the records. Among the purchasers of items were: Phillip Darner (pd by note), Daniel Spicer (pd by note), William A. Darner, George Evans, Henry Slack, William Winn (pd by note) Isaac Whisecraft (pd by note), George Bowman (pd by note), Andrew Darner (pd by note), Thomas Saffel (pd by note), Jacob Sniff (pd by note) and many other marked paid. Those paying by note were probably connected family wise.
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  Noted events in his life were:

• He has alternate birth information of 1778. ⁸

• He appeared on the 1810 US Census in , Frederick County, MD on August 1810. ⁵

1810 US Census
Page 262, Roll 10
, Frederick County, Maryland
Males greater than 45: J. Dorner (age 33)

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• He appeared on the 1820 US Census in Perry Township, Muskingum County, OH on August 1820. ⁶

1820 US Census
Page 146, Roll 92
Perry Township, Muskingum County, Ohio
Males:
26-45: 1 Jacob Darner, (age 43)
(Living with 3rd wife.)
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Jacob married Elizabetha Baker in 1800 in , Fayette County, PA.¹ (Elizabetha Baker was born on 14 February 1785 in , Washington County, PA ¹ and died in 1815 in , Muskingum County, OH ¹.)

  Noted events in their marriage were:

• They appeared on the 1810 US Census in , Frederick County, MD on August 1810. ⁵

1810 US Census
Page 262, Roll 10
, Frederick County, Maryland
Males:
10-15: 1 (maybe Henson, age about 10; or Phillip, age 6)
16-25: 2 (unknown)
45>: 1, maybe Jacob, Sr., (but his age should have been 33)
Females:
10-15: 1 (maybe Catherine, age 9)
16-25: 2 (Elizabeth, Wife, age 25)
45>: 1 (unknown; maybe Anna Beiser, mother of Jacob who lived until 1835)

NOTE - With so many unknown names and conflicting ages and the name of the Head of Household shown only as the initial "J", there is some uncertainty if this was the household of Jacob Darner and Elizabetha Baker.
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Jacob next married Margaretha Winn on 27 June 1816 in , Muskingum County, OH.² (Margaretha Winn was born about 1800 and died after June 1816.)

Jacob next married Ann Kilpatrick on 15 April 1819 in , Muskingum County, OH. (Ann Kilpatrick was born before 1757 in , Muskingum County, OH ⁹ and died after 1819.)

  Noted events in their marriage were:

• They appeared on the 1820 US Census in Perry Township, Muskingum County, OH on August 1820. ⁶

1820 US Census
Page 146, Roll 92
Perry Township, Muskingum County, Ohio
Males:
26-45: 1 Jacob Darner, (age 43)

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  Marriage Notes:

Groom's Name: Jacob Darner
Bride's Name: Ann Kilpatrick
Marriage Date: 15 Apr 1819
Marriage Place: Muskingum,Ohio
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M51450-1
System Origin: Ohio-ODM
Source Film Number: 865142
Collection: Ohio Marriages, 1800-1958
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