_Deacon John DUNHAM ____+
| (1588 - 1669) m 1619
_Thomas DUNHAM ______|
| (1622 - 1677) m 1646|
| |_Susanna KENNEY (KENO) _+
| (1595 - 1621) m 1619
|
|--Thomas DENHAM
| (1621 - 1689)
| _George KNOTT __________+
| | (1593 - 1648) m 1625
|_Martha KNOTT _______|
(1633 - 1648) m 1646|
|_Martha ________________
m 1625
[350] --Other Fields
[351] SLGC: Date: 10 MAR 1961 Place: SLAKE @04862110@ ®58
_Samuel MARSH _________
|
_John MARSH ®59 ______|
| |
| |_Comfort MANN _________
|
|
|--Benjamin MARSH
| (1702 - 1987)
| _Richard CLARKE ®23 ___
| | m 1660
|_Elizabeth CLARKE®10 _|
|
|_Elizabeth ®23 ______ _
m 1660
[644] --Other Fields
[645] SLGC: Date: 8 Jun 1948 Place: LOGAN @01964838@ ®61
_Joseph MARSH _________+
| (1663 - 1723)
_Samuel MARSH _______|
| (1700 - 1773) m 1743|
| |_Sarah (?Clark) MARSH _
|
|
|--Sarah MARSH
| (1736 - 1791)
| _______________________
| |
|_Mary SHOTWELL ______|
(1717 - 1805) m 1743|
|_______________________
[1009] --Other Fields
[1010] ®61
_John MILLER ®11 ____
|
_William MILLER ®42 ®37 _|
| |
| |_Mary ®11 ___________
|
|
|--Samuel MILLER®11 ®37 ®59
|
| _____________________
| |
|_Hannah _________________|
|
|_____________________
[1195] --Other Fields
[1196] ®61
_Isaac NOE __________
| (1705 - 1777) m 1987
_Daniel NOE _________|
| (1746 - 1810) |
| |_Sarah MARSH ________
| (1712 - 1777) m 1987
|
|--Amos NOE
| (1776 - ....)
| _____________________
| |
|_Mary MOORE _________|
(1749 - ....) |
|_____________________
[830] --Other Fields
[831] SLGC: Date: 19 Jul 1948 Place: LOGAN @08947479@ ®61
_David OSBORN®17 ____+
| (1729 - 1776)
_Cyrus OSBORN ®17 ___|
| |
| |_Mary ®17 ___________
|
|
|--Oliver OSBORN ®6
|
| _Nathan BALDWIN _____+
| | m 1762
|_Esther BALDWIN ®19 _|
(1763 - ....) |
|_Joanna MEEKER ®20 __+
m 1762
[2]
Oliver Osborn along with his father-in-law Jonathan Crane founded the Coal Creek Community and Church of God in Fountain County, Indiana circa 1824. This was a semi-religious organization formed by followers of George Rapp and who wished to
establish a community similar to that then in operation at Harmony, IN. About 1200 acres of land were entered near Stone Bluff. Improvements were made, a mill erected, orchards planted, land cleared and the enterprise carried on in a
co-operative manner, the labor and profits being shared by all the members. The shares of the other members were acquired later on by Jonathan Crane and Oliver Osborn, the communistic experiment having lasted about ten years. ®2