Robert NICHOLS [Parents] was born 1805. He married Margaret SCHOOLCRAFT.
Robert Nichols, a son of Zepeniah and Rebecca (Davis) Nichols,
was born in what is now Calhoun County WV about 1805. He married
Margaret "Eaky" Schoolcraft. Margaret, a Jacob and Rebecca (Parsons)
Schoolcraft, was born November 9, 1829.Known children of Robert and Margaret (Schoolcraft) Nichols.
160. (1). Flora
m. ------ Cross
m. ------ Marks
161. (2). Absolom "Abe" b.c. 1848
162. (3). Elijah b.Dec 1850 d.May 1 1935
m. Mary Ellen Patton Feb 11 1870
m. Rebecca ----
163. (4). Andrew F. b.c. 1851
m. Sarah M. Niday Jan 7 1869
164. (5). James
m.Nancy Jane Bishop
165. (6). Charles F. b.Aug 1854
m. Louisa Butler Mar 19 1874
166. (7). Leonard b.c. 1857
167. (6). Louisa b. 1859
168. (7). Mary Isabelle b.c. 1860
169. (8). Lorna b. 1867
170. (9). Harriet
Source: Norman
http://www.rootsweb.com/~hcpd/norman/NICHOLS/ZEPENIAH
Margaret SCHOOLCRAFT "Eaky" married Robert NICHOLS.
Andrew NICHOLS [Parents] was born 1815. He died 20 Aug 1884. Andrew married Elizabeth SCHOOLCRAFT.
Elizabeth SCHOOLCRAFT married Andrew NICHOLS.
He had the following children:
F i Anna BAILS was born 1785 and died 1812.
David NICHOLS [Parents] married Margaret Jane NUTTER.
Margaret Jane NUTTER "Mary" married David NICHOLS.
Alexander NICHOLS [Parents] was born 1814. He died 29 Sep 1887. Alexander married Henrietta Harriet SUMMERS.
Alexander Nichols, a son of James William and Ruth (Pierson)
Nichols, was born June 20, 1814 in Nicholas County VA and died there
September 29, 1887. He married Henrietta Harriet Summers about 1836.
Henrietta, a daughter of John and Johanna (Davis) Summers, was born in 1819 in Nicholas County. They are buried in Pierson Cemetery on
Whitewater Road in Nicholas County.Children of Alexander and Henrietta Harriet (Summers) Nichols.
187. (1). Isaac b.c. 1840
m. Thankful Cox
m. Mary ------
185. (2). Sarah b.c. 1842
189. (3). Adam b.c. 1844
m. Christena ------
190. (4). Lorenzo Dow b.c. 1846
191. (5). Susan Elizabeth b. 1848 d.Jan 31 1929
m. Lewis C. Halfpenny Dec 12 1866
192. (6). Anderson b.c. 1850
m. Sarah P. -----
193. (7). Joanna b. 1851 d. 1887
m. James Perkins
Source: Norman
http://www.rootsweb.com/~hcpd/norman/NICHOLS/ZEPENIAH
Henrietta Harriet SUMMERS married Alexander NICHOLS.
Isaac HUGHES married Ruth NICHOLS.
Ruth NICHOLS [Parents] was born 1816. She married Isaac HUGHES.
Arley JOHNSON married Sarah NICHOLS.
Sarah NICHOLS [Parents] "Sally" was born 1818. She married Arley JOHNSON.
James William NICHOLS Jr. [Parents] was born 1821. He married Joanna SUMMERS on 1840.
James William Nichols Jr., a son of James William and Ruth (Pierson)
Nichols, was born about 1821. He married Joanna Summers in 1840.
Joanna, a daughter of John and Johanna (Davis) Summers, was born in
1815.
The family was listed in the 1860 Nicholas County VA (WV) census.
Joanna is listed as a widow in the 1870 and 1880 Nicholas County WV census.Children of James William Jr. and Joanna (Summers) Nichols.
195. (1). Mary b.c. 1838
196. (2). Margaret J. b.c. 1840
197. (3). Sarah
198. (4). William J. b.c. 1843
199. (5). Newton b.Feb 1845 d. 1923
m.Margaret J. Fitzwater
m.Virginia W.------ in 1894.
m.America Ellen Rhodes on Feb 12 1913
200. (6). Edna b. 1849
m. Jacob Portsman Fitzwater Nov 22 1866
201. (7). Wayne b.c. 1851
202. (8). George W. b.c. 1854
203. (9). Franklin B. b.c. 1857
m.Ellen Mullins Dec 23 1880 in Clay County WV.
204. (10).Paul M. b.c. 1859
Source:Norman
http://www.rootsweb.com/~hcpd/norman/NICHOLS/ZEPENIAH
Joanna SUMMERS married James William NICHOLS Jr. on 1840.
Willis NICHOLS [Parents] was born 1825. He married Hannah.
Willis Nichols, a son of James William and Ruth (Pierson) Nichols,
was born in VA about 1825. He married Hannah -----. Hannah was born in VA about 1826.Children of Willis and Hannah Nichols.
209. (1). Isaac R. b.c. 1847
m. Nancy E. ------
210. (2). Mary A. b.c. 1849
211. (3). Nathan b.c. 1851
212. (4). Middleton b. 1860 d.before 1870
213. (5). George b.c. 1861
214. (6). Samantha b.c. 1863
215. (7). Philip b.c. 1864
216. (8). Charles b.c. 1867
Source: Norman
http://www.rootsweb.com/~hcpd/norman/NICHOLS/ZEPENIAH
Hannah married Willis NICHOLS.
James BOGGS [Parents] married Dicena FOSTER.
May be the James C. Boggs in Nicholas County 1820 Census.
Nicholas County, (W)VA 1820 Federal Census
THIS IS AN INDEX SORTED BY NAME. FOR THE COMPLETE CENSUS INFORMATION IN PAGE NUMBER SEQUENCE, OPEN THE FILE IN THE FILE pg0204.txt
ftp://ftp.us-census.org/pub/usgenweb/census/wv/nicholas/1820/pg0204.txt
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PG# PG# LN# LAST NAME FIRST NAME
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207A 155 48 Boggs Charles C
207A 155 53 Boggs Dicy
207A 155 43 Boggs Francis
207A 155 45 Boggs James C
207A 155 46 Boggs John
207A 155 44 Boggs William
http://ftp.us-census.org/pub/usgenweb/census/wv/nicholas/1820/index.txtNimrod Foster, a son of Isacc Foster, came from Monroe county about 1812 or '13 and settled on Edward Hughes farm, where John D. Groves lives. He had six sons with him - hisdaughters being married. He bought no land, but continued a tenter as long as he lived, and his sons worked for him.--He was wekly and died of consumption five or six years after he moved here. The sons were not very energetic and made slow progress towards the accumulation of this world's goods. They have all passed away.
David Miller and James Boggs, son-in-law of Nimrod Foster, and John Miller, all came from Monroe county, David Miller bought land of Capt. George Fitzwater, where John Foster, George Brown and Thomas Fitzwater now live. There he made improvements from timme to time but finally sold out and moved to Pokatalico, [sic] in Kanawha county. Boggs was a blacksmith and worked his trade on a small scale. He moved from place to place and soon deserted his wife and left the county as poor as he found it.
Source: West Virginia History, A Quarterly Magazine, Cecile R. Goodall, Editor; Volume XVI; January, 1955; Number 2; excerpt from Nicholas County's first Settlers, written by Edward Campbell in 1883; page 133James Boggs, son of Frank, settled about 1810 or '12, at the Jones Mill, or where it stands, and built a small grist mill at which he used a shoot trough and tub wheel--it took but little water and ground well. Being on Muddlety creek the mill had a good custom and was profitable to the proprietor and a convienence to the people. He sold out to James Robinson, left the county, went to Elk River and the mill went down.
Source: West Virginia History, A Quarterly Magazine, Cecile R. Goodall, Editor; Volume XVI; April, 1955; Number 3; excerpt from Nicholas County's first Settlers, written by Edward Campbell in 1883; page 244
Dicena FOSTER married James BOGGS.
They had the following children:
F i Elizabeth BOGGS.