STONE MISSING
The House family had large land holdings which were still in the hands of their descendants around 1900. Priscilla married James Anderson in 1798, moved to Ohio after having four of her eleven children, and moved once more in her late years to Clinton County, Indiana. Her grandson James House Anderson, who can be assumed to have known his grandparents., reported her union with James as an ideal marriage. Her husband, James, in his last year told her to go back to Ohio after he died and live with their son Thomas Jefferson Anderson. There are no records concerning whether she returned, but her death was in Clinton county, Indiana.
The House family had large land holdings which were still in the hands of their descendants around 1900. Priscilla married James Anderson in 1798, moved to Ohio after having four of her eleven children, and moved once more in her late years to Clinton County, Indiana. Her grandson James House Anderson, who can be assumed to have known his grandparents., reported her union with James as an ideal marriage. Her husband, James, in his last year told her to go back to Ohio after he died and live with their son Thomas Jefferson Anderson. There are no records concerning whether she returned, but her death was in Clinton county, Indiana.
STONE MISSING
The House family had large land holdings which were still in the hands of their descendants around 1900. Priscilla married James Anderson in 1798, moved to Ohio after having four of her eleven children, and moved once more in her late years to Clinton County, Indiana. Her grandson James House Anderson, who can be assumed to have known his grandparents., reported her union with James as an ideal marriage. Her husband, James, in his last year told her to go back to Ohio after he died and live with their son Thomas Jefferson Anderson. There are no records concerning whether she returned, but her death was in Clinton county, Indiana.
The House family had large land holdings which were still in the hands of their descendants around 1900. Priscilla married James Anderson in 1798, moved to Ohio after having four of her eleven children, and moved once more in her late years to Clinton County, Indiana. Her grandson James House Anderson, who can be assumed to have known his grandparents., reported her union with James as an ideal marriage. Her husband, James, in his last year told her to go back to Ohio after he died and live with their son Thomas Jefferson Anderson. There are no records concerning whether she returned, but her death was in Clinton county, Indiana.
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