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First Generation 覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧 1. Joseph Wabbleton/Warblington). Many individuals moved on to establish themselves in that western portion of North Carolina that was created as Iredell County in 1788. Isolated by geography, they and the proprietors ignored one another. Residents raised tobacco, had few slaves, and consisted mainly of small farmers. One such small farm belonged to Joseph Wabbleton who resided in Captain Wright's District in February 1786. He was over 21 but under 60 years of age. Within Joseph's household was another white male who was under 21 years of age, no white female, and "2 blacks, over 12 and under 50 years of age." This appears to indicate that he was a widower with one son. When the first United States Census was taken in 1790, Joseph was enumerated in the Salisbury District of Iredell County, North Carolina as Joseph Wableton, a "free white male head of household over 16 years of age." Within his household was one other free white male who was "under 16 years", and four "free white females, all ages." He had obviously remarried and, either acquired some stepdaughters or begun anew. This was within a relatively new county, having been formed just two years earlier from Rowan County. [Sources: Trimble, David B., Ph.D., A Student Handbook for U. S. History, 1492-1865, Revised Edition, 1971, San Antonio College, San Antonio, Texas, p 11 1786 State Census of North Carolina 1790 Census of the United States, M637, Reel 7, North Carolina, National Archives, Washington, D. C.] He married Miss (w/o Jos. Warblington), After 1790 in Iredell County (?), North Carolina. They had the following children: 2 i. James Warbington 3 ii. Joseph Warbington
Second Generation 覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧 2. James Warbington. Born 1796 in Nash or Edgecomb County, North Carolina. Died 10 Sep 1858 in Montgomery County, Indiana. Buried in Crawfordsville, Indiana. Occupation Farmer. Joseph Warblington was present in the Clermont County, Ohio 1802 State Census. Joseph Warbenton appeared upon the Clermont County tax rolls of 1809. Then the following year, Joseph Warbenton again appeared upon the Clermont County tax rolls for 1810. Obviously, these are one and the same man. His early presence would seem to indicate that he was most logically the father of the two men who were enumerated as head of households in early census' of Clermont County: Samuel Warbington and James Warbington. The first extant census for the state of Ohio was in 1820, where in Clermont County was the household of James Warbenton: "1 male under 10, 2 males 16-25; 1 female under 10, 2 females 16-25." Since later tracing reveals that James was only 24 years of age at the time of this census, this household is obviously that of a young couple who has possibly another young couple residing with them. The two young children could have belonged to either couple. James moved his household to Montgomery County, Indiana, where they were enumerated in 1830 as follows: James Warbington 35-40 [1796] 1 male [Joseph] 10-15 [1815-20] 1 male [George] 5-10 [1820-25] 1 male [Samuel] 0-5 [1826-30] 1 female [Jane A.] 20-30 [1800-10] 1 female [?] 5-10 [1820-25] 1 female [?] 0-5 [1826-30]
James and Jane migrated to Crawsfordsville, Indiana in 1826. James Warbington died September 10, 1858. His will, which was dated September 7, 1858, was probated in Montgomery County, Indiana on October 15, 1858. His wife, Jane A., was Executrix of his estate, and he was also survived by five of their seven children: William T. Warbington, John A. Warbington, George C. Warbington, Margaret A. Hunt and Elizabeth Jane Brown. Witnesses to the will were J. B. McMechan, S. B. Morgan and Alexander Clossin. [Sources: White, Aileen M., Clermont County, Ohio Pioneers A Substitute Census for 1800-1810, The Anundsen Publishing Co., Decorah, Iowa (1983), pg. 151 Fourth Census of the United States, 1820, M33, Reel 89, Clermont County, Ohio, Technical Services Branch, National Archives, Washington, D. C. Fifth Census of the United States, 1830, M19, Reel 30, Montgomery County, Indiana, Technical Services Branch, National Archives, Washington, D. C. Shanklin, Mabel V., Montgomery County, Indiana Will and Marriage Records, Heritage House, Publisher, Danville, Illinois (1970), p 39] He married Jane A. Gillispie, daughter of Thomas Gillispie & Miss (w/o Thomas Gillispie), 1816 in Clermont County, Ohio. Born 1799/1800 in Ohio. They had the following children: 4 i. Joseph Warbinton ii. George C. Warbinton; Born 1824 in Clermont County, Ohio. Occupation Farmer. #232-233 Warbington, George 26 M b Ohio [1824] " , Sarah A. 19 F b Ind. [1831]
(George is listed as farmer. Sarah appears to be his second wife, for a George C. Warbinton married a Mary J. McGinnis in Montgomery County, Indiana on April 3, 1845.)15
He first married Mary J. McGinnis, 3 Apr 1845 in Montgomery County, Indiana. He second married Sarah A. (w/o George C. Warbinton), Before 12 Aug 1850. Born 1831 in Indiana. 5 iii. Margaret A. Warbington iv. Samuel Warbinton; Born 1826 in Clermont County, Ohio. Died Before 1858. Occupation Sawyer (1850). 6 v. William T. Warbinton vi. Elizabeth Jane Warbinton; Born About 1830 in Montgomery County, Indiana. She married Iral L. Brown, 13 Jun 1846 in Montgomery County, Indiana. [Source: Shelby, Robert E. & Phyllis J., Montgomery County, Indiana Marriage Records 1823-1852, Shelby Publishing & Printing Co., Kokomo, Indiana (1981), p 8]
7 vii. John A. Warbington 3. Joseph Warbington. Born 1797/1800. He married Isabella Gillispie, daughter of Thomas Gillispie & Miss (w/o Thomas Gillispie). They had the following children: i. George Gillispie Warbington; He showed up in Montgomery Co., Indiana in the 1860s and made contact with James Warbinton's youngest son, John A. Warbinton. Tradition has it that George and John A. concluded they were cousins, even though George spelled his name with a "g" and John A. didn't.
8 ii. Thomas Warbington
Third Generation 覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧 4. Joseph Warbinton. Born About 1820 in Clermont County, Ohio. Died Before 1858. . He was married in Montgomery County, Indiana to Miss Magdalene Beard on August 31, 1842.) [Source: Shelby, Robert E. & Phyllis J., Montgomery County, Indiana Marriage Records 1823-1852, Shelby Publishing & Printing Co., Kokomo, Indiana (1981), p. 66] He married Magdalene Beard, 31 Aug 1842 in Montgomery County, Indiana. Born 1826 in Ohio. They had the following children: i. Permelia A. Warbinton; Born 1844 in Montgomery County, Indiana. ii. George M. Warbinton; Born 1849 in Montgomery County, Indiana. 5. Margaret A. Warbington. Born About 1825 in Clermont County, Ohio. She married Ira Hunt, 15 Oct 1839 in Ladoga, Montgomery County, Indiana. Born About 1820 in Indiana. They had the following children: i. James Allen Warbington Hunt; Born 24 Aug 1845 in Ladoga, Montgomery County, Indiana. Died 6 Dec 1908 in Ladoga, Montgomery County, Indiana. Buried 9 Dec 1908 in Harshbarger Cem., Ladoga, Montgomery County, Indiana. He married Mary Magdalene Peffley, daughter of John Peffley & Mary Magdalene Robinson, 11 Oct 1866 in Ladoga, Montgomery County, Indiana. Born 1 Sep 1846 in Montgomery County, Indiana. Died Jan 1896 in Ladoga, Montgomery County, Indiana. Buried Jan 1896 in Harshbarger Cem., Ladoga, Montgomery County, Indiana.
6. William T. Warbinton. Born 1829 in Montgomery County, Indiana. Occupation Farmer. He married Mary E. (w/o Wm. T. Warbinton. Born 1834 in Indiana. They had the following children: i. James A. Warbinton; Born 1854 in Montgomery County, Indiana. ii. Joseph M. Warbinton; Born 1857 in Montgomery County, Indiana. 7. John A. Warbington. Born 1834/1836 in Montgomery County, Indiana. Died 1914 in Labette County, Kansas. "I am descended from James who was in the Clermont County, Ohio 1820 census. He married a Jane Gillispie. It is her father's will that has created a mystery for us. I will send that information to you. You have so much good information already on James and Jane's family. My lineage is through John A. He lived in the original Montgomery County, Indiana house and tradition has it that his son Edwin was born (1860) in the same house as John A. In 1878 John A. and his wife Eliza Ward, sold out and purchased land in Labette County, Kansas. Ed was 18 years old and moved with them. John A. lived until 1914. Ed married Inez Oliver and they had a son, Oliver Ward Warbinton in 1897. Ward, as he always went by, was my grandfather. Ed died in a farming accident in 1934. Ward died in 1979. My father, Robert, was born in 1924 and is still living. My brother and I believe that Richard Warfington of the Lewis and Clark expedition was really a Warbington...." [Source: E-mail from dwarbint@smbonline.com (Doug Warbinton) 13 April 2000] He married Eliza M. Ward, daughter of David G. Ward & Eleanor Lafuze, 2 Apr 1856. Born 27 Jun 1837 in Indiana. They had the following children: i. Amelia A. Warbinton; Born 1859 in Montgomery County, Indiana. 9 ii. Edwin Warbinton 8. Thomas Warbington. Born 10 Jan 1831 in Salem Township, Shelby County, Ohio. Died 20 Oct 1879 in Port Jefferson, Salem Township, Shelby County, Ohio. He married Elizabeth Dye, 17 Jun 1858 in Shelby County, Ohio. Born 17 Nov 1837 in Ohio. Died 7 Apr 1872 in Shelby County, Ohio. Buried in Sidney, Shelby County, Ohio. They had the following children: i. Carey Judson Warbington; Born 17 Dec 1866 in Salem Township, Shelby County, Ohio. ii. Leota Dell Warbington; Born 7 Mar 1861 in Salem Township, Shelby County, Ohio.
Fourth Generation 覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧 9. Edwin Warbinton. Born 1860 in Montgomery County, Indiana. Died 1934 in Labette County, Kansas. Occupation Farmer. He married Inez Oliver. They had the following children:
10. i. Oliver Ward Warbinton Fifth Generation 覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧 10. Oliver Ward Warbinton. Born 1897 in Labette County, Kansas. Died 1979.
Children: 11 i. Robert Warbinton
Sixth Generation 覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧 11. Robert Warbinton. Born 1924.
Children: i. Doug Warbinton; ii. (son) Warbinton;
Index 覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧覧 Hunt, James Allen Warbington, child of 5 Wabbleton/Warblington), Joseph 1 Warbington, Carey Judson, child of 8 Warbington, George Gillispie, child of 3 Warbington, James 2 Warbington, John A. 7 Warbington, Joseph 3 Warbington, Leota Dell, child of 8 Warbington, Margaret A. 5 Warbington, Thomas 8 Warbinton, (son), child of 11 Warbinton, Amelia A., child of 7 Warbinton, Doug, child of 11 Warbinton, Edwin 9 Warbinton, Elizabeth Jane, child of 2 Warbinton, George C., child of 2 Warbinton, George M., child of 4 Warbinton, James A., child of 6 Warbinton, Joseph 4 Warbinton, Joseph M., child of 6 Warbinton, Oliver Ward 10 Warbinton, Permelia A., child of 4 Warbinton, Robert 11 Warbinton, Samuel, child of 2 Warbinton, William T. 6 |
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