First wife was Barbara Harper. She died in Ohio.
William Michael was the son of Johannes Fredrick Kirchov Michael and Elizabeth. He was a grandson of Johannes Nicholas Michael. His father's name is also referenced as Fredrick Michael who moved from Augusta County, Virginia to Rowan County, North Carolina.
William Michael had lived in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia, near the Great Wagon Road. In the early 1800's, settlement opened up in Ohio after various Indian treaties occurred. It was during this time that William Michael moved to Ohio and then on to Michigan.
William Michael was the son of Johannes Fredrick Kirchov Michael and Elizabeth. He was a grandson of Johannes Nicholas Michael. His father's name is also referenced as Fredrick Michael who moved from Augusta County, Virginia to Rowan County, North Carolina.
William Michael had lived in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia, near the Great Wagon Road. In the early 1800's, settlement opened up in Ohio after various Indian treaties occurred. It was during this time that William Michael moved to Ohio and then on to Michigan.
First wife was Barbara Harper. She died in Ohio.
William Michael was the son of Johannes Fredrick Kirchov Michael and Elizabeth. He was a grandson of Johannes Nicholas Michael. His father's name is also referenced as Fredrick Michael who moved from Augusta County, Virginia to Rowan County, North Carolina.
William Michael had lived in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia, near the Great Wagon Road. In the early 1800's, settlement opened up in Ohio after various Indian treaties occurred. It was during this time that William Michael moved to Ohio and then on to Michigan.
William Michael was the son of Johannes Fredrick Kirchov Michael and Elizabeth. He was a grandson of Johannes Nicholas Michael. His father's name is also referenced as Fredrick Michael who moved from Augusta County, Virginia to Rowan County, North Carolina.
William Michael had lived in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia, near the Great Wagon Road. In the early 1800's, settlement opened up in Ohio after various Indian treaties occurred. It was during this time that William Michael moved to Ohio and then on to Michigan.
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