John Weller, farmer; P.O. Clifton; son of Joseph Weller, a native of Maryland, was born Dec. 11, 1817, at Augusta Co., Va.; his early years being mostly required in the maintenance of his father's family, his opportunities for the development of his mind in youth were limited to occasional attendance at subscription schools; but a large experience with the world and its business affairs, has made ample amends for this, and given his country a citizen who respects its laws, acts will his humble part in its growth and development, and cherishes its fundamental principles of government.
In 1830, with his father's family, he removed to this township(Green), where they settled on his present farm of 160 acres, which he afterward, on April 10, 1851, purchased.
Jan. 9, 1845, he was married to Miss Elizabeth Wyant, daughter of John Wyant, of Champaign Co., this State. Of this marriage, two children were born; a son, John A., who assists on the farm, and a daughter, Sarah Jane, wife of John E. Johnson, a neighbor.
Copied from the History of Clark County, Ohio, 1881.
In 1830, with his father's family, he removed to this township(Green), where they settled on his present farm of 160 acres, which he afterward, on April 10, 1851, purchased.
Jan. 9, 1845, he was married to Miss Elizabeth Wyant, daughter of John Wyant, of Champaign Co., this State. Of this marriage, two children were born; a son, John A., who assists on the farm, and a daughter, Sarah Jane, wife of John E. Johnson, a neighbor.
Copied from the History of Clark County, Ohio, 1881.
John Weller, farmer; P.O. Clifton; son of Joseph Weller, a native of Maryland, was born Dec. 11, 1817, at Augusta Co., Va.; his early years being mostly required in the maintenance of his father's family, his opportunities for the development of his mind in youth were limited to occasional attendance at subscription schools; but a large experience with the world and its business affairs, has made ample amends for this, and given his country a citizen who respects its laws, acts will his humble part in its growth and development, and cherishes its fundamental principles of government.
In 1830, with his father's family, he removed to this township(Green), where they settled on his present farm of 160 acres, which he afterward, on April 10, 1851, purchased.
Jan. 9, 1845, he was married to Miss Elizabeth Wyant, daughter of John Wyant, of Champaign Co., this State. Of this marriage, two children were born; a son, John A., who assists on the farm, and a daughter, Sarah Jane, wife of John E. Johnson, a neighbor.
Copied from the History of Clark County, Ohio, 1881.
In 1830, with his father's family, he removed to this township(Green), where they settled on his present farm of 160 acres, which he afterward, on April 10, 1851, purchased.
Jan. 9, 1845, he was married to Miss Elizabeth Wyant, daughter of John Wyant, of Champaign Co., this State. Of this marriage, two children were born; a son, John A., who assists on the farm, and a daughter, Sarah Jane, wife of John E. Johnson, a neighbor.
Copied from the History of Clark County, Ohio, 1881.
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