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- [S8] Ancestry World Tree Project., Corey and Samantha Jacobs Family Tree.
The Carson Family Typed copy found in Ohio Historical Society Library Listed as from the Pioneer Annals of Green Township Enoch Carson who was born in Belfast, Ireland of Scothc ancestry probably arrived in America at Burlington, NJ after traveling from Ireland and up the Delaware River to the Burlington, N.J. destination. This is the same route followed by Doctor Parke whose daughter married into the Stout family. The Stouts of Middletown, N.J. and related families had pushed south toward Trenton. Many of the pioneer families were counted in the inhabitants around Cranbury N.J. Enoch Carson, 1764-1817, a blacksmith was married to Achsah Disbrow about 1787. This is a starting point from where we have a sound basis. Achsah Disbrow was a descendant of early settlers. The family evidently had migrated to New Jersey and moved southward until Achsah's parents resided near Cranbury, N.J. The earliest New Jersey settlements at Middletown had spread out so many families in the first settlement were scattered throughout the northern section of New Jersey. Some of these same families descendents, such as Brays, Applegates, Jewel and Craigs are later recorded as living in Cheviot, Ohio, also.
Enoch Carson lived near Hightstown, N.J. in 1804. He crossed the Allegheny Mountains by wagon to Pittsburgh; here he procured a flat boat and sent his family, wagons and household goods down the river, while he himself made the journey riding overland and leading his horses. He reached Cincinnati before the family did, and met them at the landing of that town Dec. 24, 1804. In the spring of the following year he located in Green township on the farm where the annual Harvest Home Festivals were later celebrated. Here Enoch W. Carson was born June 29, 1805, the youngest of his father's family, and the first male white child born in the township, wherein he resided until a few years before his death, which occured Oct. 27, 1882 at Sharon, Hamilton County. Enoch Carson born ___ dies at Cehviot, Ohio, 1818 Achsah Disbrow born ___ Cranberry, N.J. died Cheviot, Ohio They left Hightstown, Mercer Co, New Jersey in 1804 settled at Cehviot, Ohio in 1805, One of the Pioneers of Green township, Hamilton Count(y), Ohio. In 1918, one Wm. Brokaw Bamford, 614 Tenth Ave., Belmar, N.J. was tring to trace the Disborw family. He said the records of Achsah Disbrow were very meager; that she probably was the sister of Daniel and Samuel Disbrow, who were privates in the REvolutionary War, and that they were children of Daniel, the eldest son of Henry of Cranbury. It is possible that Daniel, Sr., was a sergeant in the Middlesex Militia. In the Newark Evening News of Oct. 21-28 and Nov.11 (1916) an abbreviated account of the Disbrow family was published. Achsah Disbrow often told her children that she was frying griddle cakes when Washington crossed the Delaware, and the noise of the bullets frightened her so that she dropped the griddle. (Georgette, youngest daughter of Joel Bishop and Mary Carson, said her mother often told her this). In Pioneers of Green Township" it speaks of Mrs. Carson (Achsah Disbrow) telling her children how the bullets at the battle sounded like walnuts (falling?? unable to read more). Carson, Enoch (blacksmith) born 1764 - approximately. Died 1818 - Green township, south yard. Carsons origin Belfast, Scotch Irish. Married about 1787 in New Jersey, near Trenton. Wifes maiden name - Achsah Disbrow. Died 1839 0 buried in Bethel church yard, south side, Cheviot, Ohio. Carsons removed from New Jersey to Cincinnati, Ohio 1804. Mary and Joel Bisjop came to Canaan, Oct. 1838 with seven children, youngest 9 months old. Old house built in 1820 by Mitchell who ran a store in it. The brick were burned in the yard. Children - William Jewel - born Oct. 1788 near Princeton, N.J. - died 1846. Married to Margaret Terry - died 1846. Had son Enoch T. buried at Cheviot (Hamilton County). Isaac D. - born April 21, 1792 near Princeton, N.J. died Nov. 12, 1873. Married Mary M. McGarvey - born Aug. 12, 1812 - died Dec. 25, 1875. Son Oliver married Sarah McNamara. Samuel married Adalina Orr. Son William married Ruth Wilson. Mary - born July 8, 1799 near Princeton, N.J. - died May 2, 1869. Married Joel Nishop, Mar 14, 1823. Buried Canaan Mathodist Cemetery. Hannah - born June 9, 1801 - died Feb. 22, 1852. Married Thomas Bray. Buried Fairmount, Madison, Indiana. Achsah - born near Princeton, N.J. married George or Christofer Miller. Buried Cheviot south yard. Samuel - born near Princeton, N.J. Died Feb. 1852. Married a woman from Arkansas (Drucilla) [handwritten note: Zane is crossed off with Jane] Child Hannah, married Ephraim Bass. Enoch Washington - bron (sic) June 27, 1805. FIrst male white child born in Green Township, Hamilton County, Ohio. Married Nancy Rockenfield Jan 27, 1825, died 1855. Buried North yard, Cheviot, Ohio. After death of Nancy, Enoch married Martha Farrar in 1859. Children - William R., Scott ?. - a daughter married Robert Hodge. Sarah - born 1801 near Princeton, N.J. - died 1811 or 1812. died of burns. Buried in Cheviot church yard. Handwritten notes on page (Judy Harbaugh)- Neffs and Stanberrys moved to Powell- hired Amelia's sisters as governesses for children Drucilla died in County Home in Delaware Feb 8, 1891 91 yrs blind had remarried dif last name In Dorothy Robison's handwriting- Samuel was your great, great, great grandfather, Drucilla Zane Carson was mother of Hannah Carson Bass-she was mother of Amelia B. Kent.
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Descendants of Hendrick Willemsz
Abt 1764 - 1817 (53 years)
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