. Histoire du comté de Hamilton, Ohio, avec des illustrations et des notes biographiques. et Carrie-tous les êtres vivants mais Jacob,qui est décédé à l'âge de deux ans. Notre resideson objet et est le propriétaire de l'ancienne propriété familiale. Il hiswife et sont membres de l'Église presbytérienne au printemps-dale. Daniel Brown réglé sur l'article 15 d'Springfieldtownship en 1812. Il est né en l'an 1779, atHagerstown, Maryland, mais fromPennsylvania ont émigré en Ohio. Alors que dans ce dernier État, il a travaillé comme amechanic, mais sa vie en Ohio a été celui d'un agriculteur. Elizabeth était Hiswife Bahn. Il est mort à son domicile à 1S53,et

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. History of Hamilton County, Ohio, with illustrations and biographical sketches. and Carrie—all living but Jacob, who died at the age of two years. Our subject resideson and is the owner of the old homestead. He and hiswife are members of the Presbyterian church in Spring-dale. Daniel Brown settled on section fifteen of Springfieldtownship in 1812. He was born in the year 1779, atHagerstown, Maryland, but emigrated into Ohio fromPennsylvania. While in the latter State he worked as amechanic, but his life in Ohio was that of a farmer. Hiswife was Elizabeth Bahn. He died at his home in 1S53, and his wife lived but nine years longer. The survivingchildren are: William, now living in Illinois; Isaac, in In-diana; Mrs. McGilliard and Mrs. Yerkes, both living inSpringfield township; and John, who remains on the oldBrown homestead. He was born in the year 1812, andcame with his parents to Ohio in the same year. He wasmarried in 1839 to Miss Harriet McCoy. They havenine children, six sons and three daughters. Mr. Brownis one of the substantial and enterprising farmers of. yud-t:rn^ Gary Benson Johnson resides at the ancestral home, three-quarters ofa mile west of Mount Pleasant. He is the fourth son of Gary Johnson, born March 28, 1781, in Somerset county. New Jersey, and died at hishome farm near Mount Pleasant February 15, i866, and buried atBurlington cemetery. Gary was the oldest son of Abner Johnson, whodied January 14, 1832, in Golerain township, and who was the son ofSamuel, who died May 14, 1808, and was buried in Basking Ridgecemetery. They were all of Scotch ancestry, and all at some timeresidents of Basking Ridge, Somerset county, New Jersey; and theywere all brought up as members of the old Presbyterian church, whosebuilding (of 1839) still stands at Basking Ridge, upon the site of thelog church put up for the society near the beginning of the seventeenthcentury. Gary Johnson was the first of the family to come to Hamil-ton county. He immigrated on horseback in 1

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