Obediah was the son of Moses Winters and Elizabeth Williams.
He married about 1799, Virginia, to Elizabeth Prillaman and a few years later came to Ohio near Dayton, and later to Putnam County, Illinois. He was a Farmer.
The 1850 mortality schedule says he died of rheumatism, after a one-week illness
Besides the children linked below they had:
William Bradley Winters (1803-unk).
Mary "Polly" Winters (1814-unk) died in infancy.
Aaron Winters (1816-1836).
Preston Winters (1820-1825).
He married about 1799, Virginia, to Elizabeth Prillaman and a few years later came to Ohio near Dayton, and later to Putnam County, Illinois. He was a Farmer.
The 1850 mortality schedule says he died of rheumatism, after a one-week illness
Besides the children linked below they had:
William Bradley Winters (1803-unk).
Mary "Polly" Winters (1814-unk) died in infancy.
Aaron Winters (1816-1836).
Preston Winters (1820-1825).
Obediah was the son of Moses Winters and Elizabeth Williams.
He married about 1799, Virginia, to Elizabeth Prillaman and a few years later came to Ohio near Dayton, and later to Putnam County, Illinois. He was a Farmer.
The 1850 mortality schedule says he died of rheumatism, after a one-week illness
Besides the children linked below they had:
William Bradley Winters (1803-unk).
Mary "Polly" Winters (1814-unk) died in infancy.
Aaron Winters (1816-1836).
Preston Winters (1820-1825).
He married about 1799, Virginia, to Elizabeth Prillaman and a few years later came to Ohio near Dayton, and later to Putnam County, Illinois. He was a Farmer.
The 1850 mortality schedule says he died of rheumatism, after a one-week illness
Besides the children linked below they had:
William Bradley Winters (1803-unk).
Mary "Polly" Winters (1814-unk) died in infancy.
Aaron Winters (1816-1836).
Preston Winters (1820-1825).
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