Pioneers of St. Clair County, Michigan - Person Sheet
Pioneers of St. Clair County, Michigan - Person Sheet
NameSarah SPICER 
Death2 Jun 18171399
FlagsEldest Child
FatherCapt. Amos SPICER (1762-1830)
MotherEunice (~1760-1822)
Spouses
Individual Notes
• Her [Hannah Allen] husband may have been the son of Paul Williams who also came as early as 1811.1337
• On 25 Feb 1826, Barnabas Williams was named as principal in a surety bond as Administrator of the estate of Dennison M. Williams, deceased. On 15 May 1826, Richard Chapman was named as principal on the estate of Dennison Williams, presumably to replace Barnabas as the result of his death.1422
Source: File #112, Portage County Probate Court, obtained August 1991.
• Obituary notice given in Western Courier: “22 Apr 1826 WILLIAMS, Barnabas -- Tallmadge, 34y”1425
• Will probated, 1826, file #119, Miner Spicer?, administrator.1422
• On 25 Feb 1826, Barnabas Williams was named as principal in a surety bond as Administrator of the estate of Dennison M. Williams, deceased. On 15 May 1826, Richard Chapman was named as principal on the estate of Dennison Williams, presumably to replace Barnabas as the result of his death.1422
Source: File #112, Portage County Probate Court, obtained August 1991.
• Obituary notice given in Western Courier: “22 Apr 1826 WILLIAMS, Barnabas -- Tallmadge, 34y”1425
• Will probated, 1826, file #119, Miner Spicer?, administrator.1422
Census
• 1800 Groton, New London, Connecticut. 20011/20010.4427
• 1810 Groton, New London, Connecticut. 11101/31101.4428
• 1820 Census: Portage, Portage County, Ohio. 100010/1001. On same page with his father, Paul Williams, and Miner Spicer.112,1572
• 1810 Groton, New London, Connecticut. 11101/31101.4428
• 1820 Census: Portage, Portage County, Ohio. 100010/1001. On same page with his father, Paul Williams, and Miner Spicer.112,1572
ChildrenOliver Geer (Died young) (1815-<1817)
Oliver Spicer (1817->1828)