Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania was established on September 20, 1787 as a large region of Central Pennsylvania. It was previously part of Bedford County and the earlier Cumberland Region.
Shadrack Cole (1778),
Mary Cole Swope (1779, married David Swope),
Abraham Cole (1781, married Verlinda Williams),
Joshua Cole (1783, married Margaret Long),
Sarah Cole (1786 married Simon Barnhart
Nancy Cole (1787),
Elizabeth Cole (1789, married David Barnhart),
Rachel Cole (1791, married William Long)
Athalia Cole (1794, married Thomas Cole),
Thomas Cole (1797),
Ann Cole, (1799, married Stephen Cole),
Broad Cole (1802, married Leah Peters)
and
Rebecca Cole (1805, married Samuel Selby).
In 1789 he bought a farm in Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania.
Thomas was a soldier in the War of 1812.
Thomas Cole sold his farm in Huntingdon County on May 12, 1801 and his son-in-law, David Swope, sold his on May 16, 1801. After that they moved to Fairfield County, Ohio, near Royalton.
Mary's daughter Margaret Swope, wrote:
My memory of Great Grandfather Cole is that he was a small man. At meals he always sat at or near the head of the table with the sugar bowl handy with which little visitors were kindly remembered...
At the time of the 1830 census, Elizabeth was living next to William Long and Jacob Lefevre in Fairfield County, Ohio.
Elizabeth died in 1831.
Thomas died about 1840.
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