Aaron Williamson, who first settled in Jackson Township. came from Pickaway County, Ohio, and located in the southeast quarter of Section 1, where he lived till a short time before the war, when he went to Illinois.He Served in the War of 1812. Later he was justice of EAGLE township from 1830 to 1841 inclusive. .(Beers History)
U.S. Federal Census Mortality Schedules, 1850-1880 says that he was thrown from a horse and died of his injuries.
Mr. Aaron Williamson, long a resident of this county, was thrown from his horse in Findlay on Saturday evening last, and so seriously injured that he died on Tuesday morning. After he had mounted, his horse reared up throwing him back on the street and being quite a heavy man, he received such internal injuries as caused his death. – Hancock Jeffersonian..
The Delaware Gazette
Delaware, Ohio
Friday September 23, 1859 page 2
U.S. Federal Census Mortality Schedules, 1850-1880 says that he was thrown from a horse and died of his injuries.
Mr. Aaron Williamson, long a resident of this county, was thrown from his horse in Findlay on Saturday evening last, and so seriously injured that he died on Tuesday morning. After he had mounted, his horse reared up throwing him back on the street and being quite a heavy man, he received such internal injuries as caused his death. – Hancock Jeffersonian..
The Delaware Gazette
Delaware, Ohio
Friday September 23, 1859 page 2
Aaron Williamson, who first settled in Jackson Township. came from Pickaway County, Ohio, and located in the southeast quarter of Section 1, where he lived till a short time before the war, when he went to Illinois.He Served in the War of 1812. Later he was justice of EAGLE township from 1830 to 1841 inclusive. .(Beers History)
U.S. Federal Census Mortality Schedules, 1850-1880 says that he was thrown from a horse and died of his injuries.
Mr. Aaron Williamson, long a resident of this county, was thrown from his horse in Findlay on Saturday evening last, and so seriously injured that he died on Tuesday morning. After he had mounted, his horse reared up throwing him back on the street and being quite a heavy man, he received such internal injuries as caused his death. – Hancock Jeffersonian..
The Delaware Gazette
Delaware, Ohio
Friday September 23, 1859 page 2
U.S. Federal Census Mortality Schedules, 1850-1880 says that he was thrown from a horse and died of his injuries.
Mr. Aaron Williamson, long a resident of this county, was thrown from his horse in Findlay on Saturday evening last, and so seriously injured that he died on Tuesday morning. After he had mounted, his horse reared up throwing him back on the street and being quite a heavy man, he received such internal injuries as caused his death. – Hancock Jeffersonian..
The Delaware Gazette
Delaware, Ohio
Friday September 23, 1859 page 2
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