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ISAAC NEWTON WELCH (c. 1802 – c. 1826)

PRESIDENT THOMAS JEFFERSON 1801-1809

About 1802 ISAAC NEWTON WELCH was born in New York. ISAAC’s parents are Ebenezer Welch and Sarah Cleveland.

PRESIDENT JAMES MADISON 1809-1817

WAR OF 1812

1816: OBTAINING LAND

On November 14, 1816 Issac N. Welch with his brother Frederick C. Welch, received a deed of land in Delaware, Ohio from their Uncle John Welch (their father Ebenezer’s brother). Uncle John sold the land to them for $200.

PRESIDENT JAMES MONROE 1817-1825

1822 (before): MARRIAGE OF ISAAC AND NANCY (maiden name unknown)

Before 1822 ISAAC (age 20) married Nancy (maiden name unknown) in Delaware County, Ohio. ISAAC and Nancy had at least two children:

1. Effa Ann (b. 1822)
2. NANCY ANN (b. 1823)

PRESIDENT JOHN QUINCY ADAMS 1825-1829

1826 (before 15 February): DEATH OF ISAAC

Before 15 February 1826 ISAAC died in Delaware County, Ohio.

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Notes On Isaac Newton Welch

Information is based on the following sources:

• PHILIP (JR.) Welch of Ipswich, Massachusetts 1654 and His Descendents, by Alexander McMillan Welch 1947, p. 197-198. The William Byrd Press, Inc., Richmond, Virginia. 929.2 Welch 1947, Allen County Library, Ft. Wayne, Indiana.
  • BIRTH DATE
  • BIRTH PLACE
  • PARENTS
  • SPOUSE (maiden name unknown)
  • MARRIAGE PLACE
  • CHILDREN (BIRTH DATE & PLACE)
  • DEATH DATE
  • DEATH PLACE
• Based on the birth date of the first child indicated.
  • MARRIAGE DATE

NOTE:

The widow Nancy Welch married (2), license issued April 7, 1836, in Delaware County, Walter Van Horn. He died in Delaware February 28, 1860; both are interred in Oak Grove Cemetery, Delaware, these being the only graves in the lot.

On November 14, 1816, Isaac N. Welch with his brother, Frederick C. Welch, received a deed of land in Delaware, Ohio. At a Court held in Delaware County, February 15, 1826, Nancy Welch, for herself as a widow and for Effa Welch and Nancy Welch, as minors, brought suit against Frederick Welch for the partition of certain lands; said land was patented to John Rathbun, and by him deeded to James Glover, who on September 3, 1808, deeded the land to John Welch, and John Welch on November 14, 1816, deeded the same to Frederick C. Welch and Isaac N. Welch, and said Isaac N. Welch had deceased leaving the petitioner, Nancy Welch, and Effa and Nancy his heirs. The Court decreed that F. C. Welch should have one moiety and the petitioners the other moiety, the widow to have her thirds.

Moiety = half or an indefinite share.

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