1. Martha JONES
2. Joshua JONES
3. Corder JONES
4. Samuel JONES
5. Simeon JONES
6. Ketturah JONES

THE MAIN TREE II, Second Edition, by Nancy (Portor) Childress, 1995. page76.
In 1816 this family moved to Perryville (Pleasant Mound), Bond Co.,Illinois. Her sister Patience married his brother John Jones.
Information from John F. Jones, 7551 33rd Ave., NW, Seattle, WA98117.

1. Martin C. JONES b. 25 Apr 1808, Virginia.
2. Lavinia JONES b. 8 Dec 1809, Virginia.
3. Hannah JONES b. 29 Oct 1811, Virginia.
4. Eunice JONES b. 12 Apr 1814, Virginia.
5. John JONES b. 3 Feb 1816, Virginia.
6. Nelly J. JONES b. 5 Apr 1818, Illinois.
7. William T. JONES b. 26 Sep 1820, Illinois.
8. Elizabeth P. JONES b. 3 Apr 1822, Illinois; d. 28 Jul 1882.
9. 1. Isaac Norman JONES b. 21 Mar 1824, Illinois; d. 21 Dec 1900.
10. Sabeers JONES b. 8 Jan 1826, Bond Co.,Illinois.
11. Joshua JONES b. 4 Dec 1827, Bond Co.,Illinois; d. Mar 1901.

THE MAIN TREE II, Second Edition, by Nancy (Portor) Childress, 1995. page34.
Sebbeus and Hannah moved to new York state and about 1780 moved toVirginia where all eleven children were born at Love's Mill, WashingtonCo., VA. About 1812 Hannah and all the children except two daughtersmoved to Delaware Co., Ohio.
Will of Sebeus Main - Bill Book 3, pages 149-150 Washington County,VA dated 10 nov 1809 - copy of will sent in by Walter R. Ashwill andGlenn E. Main. This will gives: Hannah a good maintenance her life time;Timothy - 1/2 of the place whereon he now lives with his paying PatienceJones fifty dollars in trade; Sebeus Jr. - the other 1/2 with his payingEunice Jones fifty dollars in trade; Eleazer and John - the home placeand they are to pay Hannah and Dorcus one hundred dollars a piece butthese my childern must be raised on this place; Jonas and Lyman and Thos- my mountain lands to wit five hundered and ninety acres and the otheris to be sold to pay part of the debts and the boys to pay equal share ofthe debts; also they are to have equal share in the Mills - 10 Nov 1809.
Hannah's will is in Will Book 1, pages 77-79 dated 24 Apr 1826 atDelaware County, Troy Twp, Ohio.
Working on this line: Walter R. Ashwill, Edylene McGill; James R.Gobin, 612 Hilltop Drive, Bellefontaine, Ohio 43311; Helen Jeffrey; CarolHinkle; Timmy M. Campbell; Zalla Marggraf; and Nancy Childress.
Burdick Genealogy.
History of Delaware County, Ohio 1880, page 527.
Inscription on Hannah's stone is 1765-1827.
DAR #476706 - Nina Ufferman thru Sabeers.

DAR PATRIOT INDEX, PART II, page1879.
MAINE, MAIN, MANE,
Sabeers: b 3-23-1757 CT, d 11- -1809 VA, m Hannah Cole, Pvt, SpyNY.

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1. Timothy MAIN b. 15 Feb 1782, Love's Mill,Washington Co.,Virginia; d. 14 Mar 1869, Delaware Co.,Ohio; bur. Marlborough Cemetery,Troy Twp.,Delaware Co.,Ohio.
2. Patience MAIN b. 1784, Love's Mill,Washington Co.,Virginia.
3. Sebbeus MAIN, Jr. b. 8 Jan 1786, Love's Mill,Washington Co.,Virginia; d. 14 Mar 1869, Delaware Co.,Ohio; bur. Marlborough Cemetery,Troy Twp.,Delaware Co.,Ohio.
4. 3. Eunice MAIN b. 7 Jul 1788, Love's Mill,Washington Co.,Virginia; d. 18 Sep 1826.
5. Eleazer MAIN b. 9 Feb 1791, Love's Mill,Washington Co.,Virginia; d. 2 May 1871, Troy,Delaware Co.,Ohio; bur. Marlborough Cemetery,Delaware,Delaware Co.,Ohio.
6. John MAIN b. 18 Jul 1793, Love's Mill,Washington Co.,Virginia; d. 21 Sep 1836, Delaware,Delaware Co.,Ohio.
7. Jonas MAIN b. 15/16 Apr 1795, Love's Mill,Washington Co.,Virginia; d. 6 Sep 1845, Delaware,Delaware Co.,Ohio.
8. Hannah MAIN b. 30 May 1797, Love's Mill,Washington Co.,Virginia; d. 30 Aug 1883, McDonough Co.,Illinois; bur. Barker's Cemetery,Fulton Co.,Illinois.
9. Lyman MAIN b. 23 Oct 1800, Love's Mill,Washington Co.,Virginia; d. 10 Jan 1882, Delaware Co.,Ohio; bur. Marlborough Cemetery,Delaware Co.,Ohio.
10. Dorcas MAIN b. 17 Apr 1802, Love's Mill,Washington Co.,Virginia; d. 23 Jul 1871, Delaware Co.,Ohio; bur. Marlborough Cemetery,Delaware Co.,Ohio.
11. Thomas MAIN b. 31 Dec 1805, Love's Mill,Washington Co.,Virginia; d. 30 Nov 1865, Delaware Co.,Ohio.

THE MAIN TREE II, Second Edition, by Nancy (Portor) Childress, 1995. page17.
He served as Ensign in Capt. Hungerford's Company, ConnecticutMilitia, in the Revolutionary War 1780-1781. He was a miller and kept amill there.

DAR PATRIOT INDEX, PART II, page1878.
MAINE, MAIN, MANE,
Jonas: b 2-7-1735 CT, d 1-24-1804, m (1) Patience Peckham (2)Content Bromley, Ens CT.

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THE MAIN TREE II, Second Edition, by Nancy (Portor) Childress, 1995. page17.
She was a sister of Jonas' brother Joshua's wife Rachel. Aspinwallsaid in his works that "he personally saw the family Bible of Jonas Mainin 1900, then in possession of his great grandson Thomas W. Wheeler (p.83) of North Stonington, Conn. Mrs. Wheeler told Aspinwall that herhusband's grandmother, Patience (Maine) Peckham (#69, p. 35), who livedto be 97 years old, told her that her father, Jonas Main, kept this Bibleat his maill in Milltown, (North Stonington) and was a constant reader ofthis Bible when there was no grist to grind."

1. 6. Sebbeus MAIN b. 23 Mar 1757, Stonington,New London,Connecticut; d. 10/29 Nov 1809, St Clare Bottom,Washington Co.,Virginia; bur. Marlborough Cemetery,Delaware,Delaware Co.,Ohio.