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Catharina Elizabeth Kenoyer Clouse |
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Clouse also spelled Clous, Clauss, Claus, Klaus, Kluas | |||||||||||||
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Catharine Elizabeth Kenoyer Clouse was born about 1761 in Pennsylvania. Her parents were Leonard and Barbara Kenoyer. She was baptized in June, 1762 by traveling minister, Reverend Jacob Lischy. Her sponsors were Frederich and Catharina Röhmer. Catharine married John Clouse. He was the son of Philip Clouse and Elizabeth Brede. John was born on April 20, 1756 in Amsterdam, Holland. John Clouse In 1781 he was on the tax roll of Codorus Township. He was taxed £2.5.0 as a single man. John served in the York County, Pennsylvania militia in 1781.The militia was at Camp Security, where British prisoners were held. He was listed on Captain Peter Ford’s payroll from July 8 to September 8, 1781. He also served under Captain William Dodd from October 5 to December 5, 1781. In 1782 he was on the tax roll of Codorus Township. He was taxed £3 as a single man. In 1782 a (John Clous) served under Captain George Nolf in the 2nd Militia of Northampton County, Pennsylvania, Class 7th Battalion. Catharine and John's children included: John Clouse appeared in the 1800 census of Fort Frederick Hundred, Washington County, Maryland. The household consisted of:
Next they moved to Fairfield County, Ohio. March 20, 1807, Polly Clouse married William Kittsmiller in Fairfield County. The family moved on to Plain Township, Franklin County, Ohio. On January 25, 1812 in a deed between William Kittsmiller and Jacob Clouse, William pledged
as security for $33.50 and other moneys owed. On January 17, 1814, Jacob bought a quarter section in Franklin County on behalf of his father, John. On August 2, 1814, Sally Clouse married William Colheirt in Plain Township. John died on December 26, 1822 in Plain Township, Franklin County, Ohio. He was buried in Smith/Burnside Cemetery, Franklin County, Ohio She died on September 19, 1842. She was buried at the old Kitzmiller homestead (now Rocky Fork Hunt Club) on Clark State Road, Jefferson Township, Franklin County.
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