Jacob was born to Adam Tash (Tesch) and Rosina (Ebert) Tash
He married Mary Stanley on Jan 27, 1812 in Stokes Co., North Carolina
This bit of info was handed down to me:
"Jacob married in that state of NC, Mary Stanley, and two children were born to them there. In 1816 he left the old North State and started over the mountains for Indiana. He settled on the middle fork of Blue River, near Pekin, Washington County, in 1816, where he resided until 1874, when he went to reside with his son, David Tash in Scott County. Mary Tash, his wife, died in 1834. The children by the marriage were ten in number, seven of whom still survive. Two boys died young, and one daughter died recently in Missouri. Jacob Tash married a second time to Martha Roe, by whom he had no children. She died May 26, 1880."
He married Mary Stanley on Jan 27, 1812 in Stokes Co., North Carolina
This bit of info was handed down to me:
"Jacob married in that state of NC, Mary Stanley, and two children were born to them there. In 1816 he left the old North State and started over the mountains for Indiana. He settled on the middle fork of Blue River, near Pekin, Washington County, in 1816, where he resided until 1874, when he went to reside with his son, David Tash in Scott County. Mary Tash, his wife, died in 1834. The children by the marriage were ten in number, seven of whom still survive. Two boys died young, and one daughter died recently in Missouri. Jacob Tash married a second time to Martha Roe, by whom he had no children. She died May 26, 1880."
Jacob was born to Adam Tash (Tesch) and Rosina (Ebert) Tash
He married Mary Stanley on Jan 27, 1812 in Stokes Co., North Carolina
This bit of info was handed down to me:
"Jacob married in that state of NC, Mary Stanley, and two children were born to them there. In 1816 he left the old North State and started over the mountains for Indiana. He settled on the middle fork of Blue River, near Pekin, Washington County, in 1816, where he resided until 1874, when he went to reside with his son, David Tash in Scott County. Mary Tash, his wife, died in 1834. The children by the marriage were ten in number, seven of whom still survive. Two boys died young, and one daughter died recently in Missouri. Jacob Tash married a second time to Martha Roe, by whom he had no children. She died May 26, 1880."
He married Mary Stanley on Jan 27, 1812 in Stokes Co., North Carolina
This bit of info was handed down to me:
"Jacob married in that state of NC, Mary Stanley, and two children were born to them there. In 1816 he left the old North State and started over the mountains for Indiana. He settled on the middle fork of Blue River, near Pekin, Washington County, in 1816, where he resided until 1874, when he went to reside with his son, David Tash in Scott County. Mary Tash, his wife, died in 1834. The children by the marriage were ten in number, seven of whom still survive. Two boys died young, and one daughter died recently in Missouri. Jacob Tash married a second time to Martha Roe, by whom he had no children. She died May 26, 1880."
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