{"id":4026,"date":"2010-03-31T06:03:56","date_gmt":"2010-03-31T10:03:56","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/evermore.imagedjinn.com\/blg\/?p=4026"},"modified":"2012-06-19T16:04:50","modified_gmt":"2012-06-19T16:04:50","slug":"samuel-bartow-and-mary-s-mckenney","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/evermore.imagedjinn.com\/blg\/4026\/samuel-bartow-and-mary-s-mckenney\/","title":{"rendered":"Samuel Bartow and Mary S. McKenney"},"content":{"rendered":"

BARTOW, Samuel<\/strong>
\n born in Ohio, April 18th, 1818. When nineteen, bought a farm in Monroe county. Lived there until the fall of 1849, when he located in Bartholomew county, Indiana. Lived there three years, teaching school part of the time, then went to Council Bluffs, Iowa, and St. Louis, Mo.; from there by steamer to St. Paul and to Minnetonka. Made a claim to the farm on which he now lives, located on the south shore of Lake Minnetonka. Married in 1839 to Mary McKenney. They have five children. He has held the office of county commissioner and has been prominent in the affairs’ of the town.<\/p>\n

Source: http:\/\/hennbios.tripod.com\/surnameb.htm<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Samuel Bartow is currently believed to be the son of Eli Bartow and Charity of Harrison County, Ohio. He was born April 18, 1818 in Ohio. He married, 1839 in Ohio, Mary S. McKenney who was born 1810 in Pennsylvania and died before 1870. She is currently believed to the the child of Robert and Margaret McKenney of Belmont, Guernsey and Monroe Counties, Ohio.<\/p>\n

Samuel and Mary had five children:<\/p>\n

    \n
  1. Robert W. Bartow b. May 10, 1845 in Ohio, married first, in July 1869 in Hennepin County, Minnesota, E. M. (Alice) Page born abt 1848 in Wisconsin, died March 17, 1879. They had two children, Robert and Horace. Rbert second married Ella, who had been born Jan 1854 in Indiana. Their children were Joseph A. and Thomas C.<\/li>\n
  2. Luther B. Bartow b. Dec 1846 in Ohio, married a woman named Annie who was born May 1857 in Iowa. They had at least 5 children, Sidney Bruce, Jenette, Clifford, and two others who the 1900 census gives as having deceased.<\/li>\n
  3. Margaret A. Bartow was born 1848 in Ohio.<\/li>\n
  4. Mary S. Bartow was born Feb 1855 in either Minnesota or Indiana.<\/li>\n
  5. Samuel Milton Bartow was born 1856 in Minnesota. He was buried in Pine Grove Cemetery, Rathdrum, Indiana.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

    Samuel’s 1838 Noble County, Ohio land patent shows his land in proximity of Robert McKinney, one of the reasons for which he is believed to be the father of Samuel’s wife, Mary S. McKenney.<\/p>\n

    \nSamuel BARTOW took his land in the same area in W1\/2SE on Sept 1 1838.
    \nRobert MCKINNEY took his land also Sept 1 1838 in the same area W1\/2NW.\n<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

    The 1840 Cadiz, Harrison, Ohio census doesn’t reflect yet Samuel’s marriage to Mary S. in 1839.<\/p>\n

    In 1840 in Monroe Co., Samuel’s father Eli is living by Robert MCKINNEY\/McCLUNEY.<\/p>\n

    Source Citation: Year: 1840; Census Place: , Harrison, Ohio; Roll: 402; Page: 146.
    \nBenjamin MCFADDEN
    \nCharles ROBINSON
    \nSamuel BARTOW – – – – 1
    \nJohn LAWTON
    \nJohn JOHNSTON
    \nNichoast JOHNSTON
    \nEdward CAWTHORN?
    \nEdard CLIFFORD
    \nJames McADAM
    \nSamuel HUGHES
    \nJesse HAYES
    \nSamuel DRUMMOND<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

    The 1850 Redding, Jackson, Indiana census.<\/p>\n

    Robert SUTHERLAND? b. KY and Esther and family
    \nWilliam A. MAYBE 29 upper Canada and Sarah
    \n497\/507 Samuel BARTO 32 teacher b. OH
    \nMary 40 b. PA
    \nRobert W. 5 b. OH
    \nLuther B. 3
    \nMargaret A. 2
    \nEli 50 farmer b. NY
    \nNicholos MEGER? Germany and Catherine
    \nGeorge WOLFMAN Germany and John<\/p>\n

    Source Citation: Year: 1850; Census Place: Redding, Jackson, Indiana; Roll: M432_152; Page: 131; Image: 264.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

    By 1852, Samuel Bartow was residing in Hennepin County, Minnesota.<\/p>\n

    The 1857 Township 188, Hennepin, Minnesota census.<\/p>\n

    21 Sept 1857
    \nSearched only for the name “Samuel” and was able to find in 1857 Hennepin and found in Townsyip 118 on page 25
    \nSaml Bartlow 45 PA
    \nMary 35 PA
    \nRobert 12 PA
    \nLushon 10 PA
    \nMargaret illegible age PA
    \nMary 4 PA
    \nJohn 1 Minnesota
    \nThen did a handsearch for Robert McKenney in the 25 pages of that census and didn’t find<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

    Samuel’s land entry, 1857, in Hennepin, Minnesota.<\/p>\n

    Name: SAMUEL BARTOW
    \nLand Office: MINNEAPOLIS
    \nDocument Number: 915
    \nTotal Acres: 96.65
    \nSignature: Yes
    \nCanceled Document: No
    \nIssue Date: April 02, 1857
    \nMineral Rights Reserved: No
    \nMetes and Bounds: No
    \nStatutory Reference: 3 Stat. 566
    \nMultiple Warantee Names: No
    \nAct or Treaty: April 24, 1820
    \nMultiple Patentee Names: No
    \nEntry Classification: Sale-Cash Entries
    \nLand Description:
    \n11 5TH PMNo117 N22 W8
    \n23 5TH PMNo117 N22 W7
    \n34 5TH PMNo117 N22 W7<\/p>\n

    He appears to be a neighbor of Robert Eugene McKenney whose homestead was “the S.W. quarter of section 19 in
    \ntownship 117 N. of range 22 in the district of lands
    \nsubject to sale at Minneapolis, Minn. containing 158
    \nacres and 60-100th. of an acre”.\n<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

    1860 Minnetonka, Hennepin, Minnesota census.<\/p>\n

    Source Citation: Year: 1860; Census Place: Minnetonka, Hennepin, Minnesota; Roll: M653_570; Page: 0; Image: 253.
    \nListed as BARTON in index
    \n78\/77 Samuel BARTOW 40 farmer $1500 $200 OH
    \nMary 40 b. PA
    \nRobert 16 b. OH
    \nLuther 15
    \nMargaret 12
    \nMary 8 b. IN
    \nMilton 5 b. MN
    \nWyant VANDTSEIN 30 farmer b. NY<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

    The 1865 Minnetonka, Hennepin, Minnesota census.<\/p>\n

    1865 Minnesota Hennepin County, Minnetonka
    \nSamuel BARTOW
    \nRobert W.
    \nLuther B.
    \nMaryaceth A.
    \nMary C.
    \nSaml M.
    \nRobert E. MCKENNEY
    \nMary
    \nRebecca E.
    \nCharity A.
    \nSamuel B.
    \nMary<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

    The 1870 Minnetonka, Hennepin, Minnesota census.<\/p>\n

    Year: 1870; Census Place: Minnetonka, Hennepin, Minnesota; Roll: M593_5; Page: 617; Image: 634.<\/p>\n

    WHIPPLE Knight
    \nCHOWEN Joseph
    \nROBINSON Alfred
    \n44\/46 BARTOW Samuel 52 farmer $1200 $300 b. OH
    \nMargaret 22 b. OH
    \nLuther 23 b. IN
    \nMary 18 b.MN
    \nMilton? 14<\/p>\n

    Next page<\/p>\n

    49\/52 BARTOW Robert 25 Farmer $1200 $225 b. OH
    \nAlice 22 b. Wisconsin
    \nPAGE Albert 24 farm laborer b. Wisconsin<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

    Allan McKenney’s notes on Samuel Bartow’s residence:<\/p>\n

    “I was looking at a plat map of Minnetonka twp. (1874) and found Samuel Bartow’s property according to the BLM coordinates. He did indeed live on the south side of Lake Minnetonka that borders with Gray’s Bay.These old maps have the persons name who lives on the land at that time (owners). This is also interesting as, just south of his place and a little east, is Groveland. This shows an unidentified church and cemetery. I think that this is where Sam’s wife Mary is buried. Groveland cemetery goes back to 1852 to the presant day. I also came across all of the burials for Bloomington cemetery (over 2,000) burials. Checked all who are there, and no Bartows nor Macs show up.”
    \nAllen McKenney<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

    1875 Minnetonka, Hennepin, Minnesota census.<\/p>\n

    Handsearched Minnetonka, Hennepkin for 1875 and found…<\/p>\n

    1875 Minnetonka, Hennepin, Minnesota
    \nPg. 4
    \nSamuel Bartow 57 O father b. P mother b. O
    \nMary 23 b. illegible parents b. OH
    \nMilton 19 b. MN parents b. OH<\/p>\n

    Pg. 6 Robt W. Bartow 24 b. OH parents b. OH
    \nAlice M. 26 b. Wisconsin father b.NY mother b. Wisconsin
    \nRobert 1 b. MN father b. OH mother b. Wisconsin<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

    1880 Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota census.<\/p>\n

    Source Citation: Year: 1880; Census Place: Minnetonka, Hennepin, Minnesota; Roll: T9_623; Family History Film: 1254623; Page: 153.4000; Enumeration District: 220; Image: 0309.<\/p>\n

    113\/116 BARTOW Robert W. 35 OH OH PA
    \nRobert 6 MN OH WI
    \nHorace 1 MN OH WI
    \nSamuel 65 father OH NY NY
    \nMary S. 26 sister IN OH PA<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

    The 1885 Minnetonka, Hennepin, Minnesota census.<\/p>\n

    54 Mary J. Whipple and family
    \n55 Samuel Bartow 67 b. Ohio
    \nLuther B 38
    \nAnne 32 b. Iowa
    \nSidney B 0 b. Minnesota
    \n56 R. W. Barto 39 b. Ohio
    \nBert 11 b. Minnesota
    \n(illegible) 6<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

    Please, if you are a descendant and have further information on Samuel Bartow or Mary S. McKenney, we’d love to hear from you. See the contact page.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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