Deneen - Ancestry
Deneen Family History
James Deneane (?)
Naomi DENEEN (1760-aft1860)
a. Husband: James Smith (1780-1862)
Elisha Smith (1805- 1884)
Mason Smith (1836-1862)
John T. Smith (1861-1929)
John “Pete” Ramsey Smith Sr (1889-1978)
John Ramsey Smith Jr (1930-present)
Patrick T. Smith (1959 to present)
Emma Gustav Smith (2001 to present)
Deneen / Dineen / Denoon/ Denune
From: “The Deneen Page” ()
I've collected bits of info....
The surnames Deneen / Dineen / Denoon/ Denune sometimes appear in the same family branch. If you lookup Deneen in a surname book you will find that the name in Irish means, "grandson of little Donn". More research needs to be done here.
I saw a code / coat of arms in a book (black & white) described as: "Azure two swords in saltire points upwards argent pommels and hilts are between four roses. There is a naturally colored stag's head above the sheild and helmet. "
This picture was sent to me by Phillippe Dinant of Switzerland who is the founder of "The Association of the Dinant Families and Relatives", in Neuchatel, Switzerland. See more about Dinant below. (Irish Book of Arms)
"O'Dinneen" The Dinneen surname is seldom found with the 'O'prefix. It is a name of Co. Cork in Ireland. The Dineens descend from the O'Duinnin sept of that county, and are anciently of the corca Laoidhe. The family served as poets and antiquarians to the McCarthy Mor and the Sullivans. Dinan and Dynan are variant spellings in Co. Cork. Some of the clan adopted the English surname of Downing, a name of Cork and Kerry. O'Hart gives 'O'Dinan or Downing as chiefs of Uaithne, now the barony of Owneybeg in Limerick. At the turn of the last century Dineen and Dinneen were the two preferred spellings of the name, both of which were centered in Co. Cork. Earlier in the census of 1659, Dinane was a principal name of county Cork".
Dinan/Dynan/Dinant are of Celtic origin. They are found in France (Brittany) in the 10th century in the city of Dinan and in Belgium toward the 11th/12th centuries, in the city of Dinant (once Deonan). The Dinand family of Belgium were in the La Rochelle area of France via a dutchwoman who came to France to trade. The original name was Dinan/Dinant, but the "d" letter appeared in the name sometime around 1650. According to Phillipe, his ancestors are originally from Belgium, in the city of Neufchateau, and he has information back to 1630.
The Dinan/Dynan families met July 17th in Miramichi, New Brunswick, Canada for the Irish festival. I hope to gather more information on these distant cousins soon.
DENEEN-A HUGUENOT FAMILY
by Ken Hale
The 16th century in France witnessed the most unspeakable acts of indignity of man against man in the name of religion. It was the century of the Reformation. Notwithstanding the rages and threats of the Catholic Church, the Protestant churches grew as the persecution grew. In 1571, there were 2150 churches with 10,000 members; in 1581 their membership grew to over 200,000.
An edict was passed in 1540, "under pain of high treason it is prohibited to give solace, support, or refuge to the Reformed Religion." Unspeakable atrocities were commited to supress the hated doctrines. Hated, not because they wished to overthrow the throne but because they wished to worship God in the old simple manner, according to the dictates of their conscience.
On August 24, 1572, sunday, St. Bartholomew's Day, a plot to annihilate the movement was executed. Huguenots had been invited to participate in the nupial festivities of Henry IV, Henry of Navarre. The plot was hatched by Charles IX of Valois, his mother Catherine de Medici, and the Duke of Guise. Such pillage, destruction, fire, murder, and mutilation has never been equaled by Goths, Huns, or vandals. Huguenot victims were stabbed, chopped with halbards, thrown from windows, and thrown into the Seine, just to mention a few means of dispatching them.
After ascending to the throne of France, Henry, who was reared in a protestant background, granted to the Huguenots the Edict of Nantes on 13 April 1593. The Edict gave "perpetual and irrevocable" liberty of conscience, free exercise of religion, churches of their own, ministers, also their own judges and garrisons, and paid for their own troops. After Henry's death in May 1610 to an assassin's dagger, the social and political equality enjoyed for 22 years by the Huguenots changed to persecution and disintegration.
By the time Louis XIV ascended to the throne, the plight of the Huguenots had worsened. Influenced by Cardinal Mazarine, Louis revoked the Edict of Nantes on October 8, 1685 and vowed to exterminate the Huguenots. The Huguenots were driven into exile and banished from the kingdom.
It is a shame to capsulize this one hundred or so years of history. It does, however, tell us why our ancestors, the Deneens, as well as thousands of others fled France to find refuge in Holland and the British Isles. Our family legend says that the Deneen's fled to Northern Ireland.
Hoping to secure even greater religious and political freedom as well as economic advantages, some families decided to migrate to America. Often a younger family member would come first to America and upon becoming settled would write to the rest of the family to come to America.
A daughter, Margaret was the first Deneen. Perhaps she married a man destined for America or she had signed on as a bride for a groom unseen in the new world. There are numerous versions of how she came. A common one, and possibly apocryphal, was to the effect that she attended a party aboard a ship. While the party was in progress, the ship pulled anchor and headed for America.
In any event her father and siblings came to join her and her husband, DeCamp. The mother apparently died before or during the voyage. A granddfather of Samuel Hackett Deneen, according to one story, was two years old when he arrived. Upon disembarking, the family made it's way to Hunterdon, NJ to join Margaret and her husband. It seems Margaret had died before the family arrived. DeCamp doubtless helped the family get settled.
The first record thus far found of a Deneen in America is in Hunterdon County, N.J. 1778-1797, concerning tax lists, by TLC Genealogy, Miami, Fla, page 47: "Deneane, James, Lebanon, 1778-1785". In the same list was the name of Dr. Gideon DeCamp, Hopewell,1778-1785. Was this Margaret's widower, or his descendant? the name Peter Rodenbough, of Lebanon, also was listed for the years 1778-1785. This name had numerous variations in spelling.
There were at least 3 Deneen brothers, all born in New Jersey: James, Joseph, and Samuel Hackett. There may have been a William also. A sister, Elizabeth was born in 1758. This researcher has no further information concerning William and Elizabeth.
James Deneane
a. Birth: ?
b. Death: ?
c. wife: Unknown
d. Notes: From
1. The first record thus far found of a Deneen in America is in Hunterdon County, N.J. 1778-1797, concerning tax lists, by TLC Genealogy, Miami, Fla, page 47: "Deneane, James, Lebanon, 1778-1785". In the same list was the name of Dr. Gideon DeCamp, Hopewell,1778-1785. Was this Margaret's widower, or his descendant? the name Peter Rodenbough, of Lebanon, also was listed for the years 1778-1785. This name had numerous variations in spelling. There were at least 3 Deneen brothers, all born in New Jersey: James, Joseph, and Samuel Hackett. There may have been a William also. A sister, Elizabeth was born in 1758. This researcher has no further information concerning William and Elizabeth.
e. Children
1. James DENEEN (1755-
2. Joseph DENEEN (1757-
3. Samuel Hackett DENEEN(?)
4. Elizabeth DENEEN(1758-?)
5. William DENEEN(?)
6. Naomi Deneen (1776-aft 1860): See James Smith
f. specifics about Deneen Children
1. James DENEEN
a. Birth: 11 Nov 1755 in Hunterdon County, NJ
b. Death: 26 Sept. 1841
c. Buried: Springdale Cemetery, [also known as Ward Cemetery]
Butler County Ohio
d. wife: Esther Criswell
1. Birth: 4 Apr. 1756
2. Death: 30 June 1844
3. Burial: Springdale Cemetery, Butler County Ohio
e. Notes:
1. American REVOLUTIONARY WAR Veteran JAMES DENEEN-NEW JERSEY- HUNTERDON CO. N.J. MILITIA, PRIVATE
2. On 12 Oct. 1804, James Deneen, of Hamilton Co., Ohio purchased land in Range 1, Twp 4, Section 23 (Reily Twp, Butler Co.) in the Miami River Survey. On 12 Oct. 1810 he purchased another parcel in section 27. Purchasers paid no taxes for 5 years after purchase.
3. On 30 July 1832, James Deneen filed an application and was granted a pension for his Revolutionary War Service. His sworn statement of that date in the Court of Common Pleas for Butler Co. follows: "That in the year 1769 he volunteered as a Minute Man in the company commanded by Capt.Thomas Jones of Hunterdon Co.,NJ which said company formed a part of a regiment commanded by Col. Taylor of the same county--that as a member of this company he was on an expedition from said county to Amboy(sic) and from there to Staten Island which lasted only 16 days--that afterwards he belonged to Capt. Hazlett's company also of Hunterdon Co. under whom he served on an expedition to Elizabethtown, NY--at which place he was detained one month--after which he was dismissed-that afterwards he was again called upon to service in the militia of said state under Lt. Bray also of the same county by who he was marched to Brumbrook (sic) where he remained for a period of one month after which he was again discharged--that he was again called out under said Capt. Bray and was under (General or George) Maxfield by whom the forces under said Maxfield command were marched to a post on Raritan River." "...states he was born on the 11th day of Nov. 1755 in the County of Hunterdon, State of New Jersey."
4. JAMES DENEEN was born 11 Nov. 1755 in Hunterdon County, NJ. The identity of his parents has not been established, perhaps the James Deneane mentioned above was his father. His mother died when he was a child and he was reared by a Peter Roddinbough (see above) who had emigrated to America about 1738-39 to Lebanon, Hunterdon County. Peter's wife was named Anna. James enlisted early in the Revolution and served at various times as a private. During his service he had camp fever and pleuisy, after which he was unable to endure the hardships of camp life, and went to work in a continental shoe factory. The length of his entire military service was about 2 years. After the Revolution, James started his westward migration, first settling in Maryland, close to the Pa. border. His brothers, Joseph and Samuel Hackett, had settled a short distance North in Bedford (now Fulton) County. Around 1800 he and Samuel pushed west to Ohio. Joseph remained in Pa. On 12 Oct. 1804, James Deneen, of Hamilton Co. Ohio purchased land in Range 1, Twp 4, Section 23 (Reily Twp, Butler Co.) in the Miami River Survey. On 12 Oct. 1810 he purchased another parcel in section 27. Purchasers paid no taxes for 5 years after purchase.
f. Source for children marriage records: Butler Co. Cemetery and Church Records, Vol. IV, pg.3
g. children (in work)
1. Alexander L. Deneen
a. Birth: 1800
b. Death: Aug.1884
c. wife: Martha L. Byers
1. Birth: 21 March 1805
2. Death: 28 Aug. 1864
d. children
1. Mary Jane
a. Birth: 14 Mar 1826
b. Death: May 1826
2. Samuel Deneen,
a. Birth: ?
b. Death: ?
c. wife: Margaret Richard
1. married: 21 Jan. 1817, Butler Co.
d. Notes
1. VETERAN WAR OF 1812: OHIO-PRIVATE member of –CAPT ASHTON'S CO.
2. "Then there was a family tragedy. Alexander L. Deneen, James' son was building a new house on the site of the log cabin James had built on the property. He was working on the second floor when he threw a plank of wood out the window. His wife had put their baby daughter out in the sun without telling her husband. The plank hit the baby girl and killed her immediately. For many years A.L. Deneen was unable to finish the house and didn't finish it for five years. I don't think he ever lived in it. It was finally finished about 1831-32. He sold part of the cemetery to the Universalist Church for a church and burying ground. Soon the Universalist Church was in disfavor with the area people and that's why A.L. buried his daughter in the Springdale Cemetery. He and his wife are buried there, but his father and brother were never moved. There is just a marker for the Deneen family. The picture of the house is the house and the lady is pointing to the end of the house where A.L. threw out the plank that killed little Mary in 1826." : "I got all this information from a man we met at Bunker Hill cemetery. He was the Church Sexton and took care of the Cemetery and church records. He really helped me with my Deneen's and Peggs. The church is gone at Bunker Hill and it is now a park." From Deneen homepage
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e. children
1. Mary Ann Deneen
a. Birth: 19 JUN 1817 in Reily Twp, Butler Co., OH
b. Death: ?
2. Elizabeth Deneen
a. Birth: 18 SEP 1818 in Reily, Butler Co., OH
b. Death: 24 OCT 1900 in Reily, Butler Co., OH
c. husband: Jesse Pegg
1. Birth: 31 MAY 1808 in Butler Co., OH
2. Death: 3 APR 1886 in Reily, Butler Co., OH
3. Esther Deneen
a. Birth: 23 FEB 1820 in Butler Co., OH
b. Death: ?
c. husband: Israel Clark
1. Birth: 14 NOV 1816 in est. Hamilton, Ohio
2. Married: 3 OCT 1839 in Butler Co., OH
4. Delila Deneen
a. Birth: 26 JAN 1822 in Reily Twp, Butler Co., OH
b. Death: ?
c. husband: George W. Garner
d. Married: AFT. APR 1841
3. Ann Deneen
a. Birth: 14 SEP 1786 in PA
b. Death: 3 DEC 1857 in Danville,Vermillion Co., Illinois
c. husband: John Elwell
1. Birth: 29 APR 1787 in Salem, Salem Co., NJ
2. Death: 10 MAY 1857 in Harveysburg, Indiana
3. married: 29 Sept.1807, Butler Co
d. Children
1. James Elwell
a. Birth: 22 JUN 1808 in Liberty Union, IN
b. Death:
2. Elisebeth F. Elwell
a. Birth: 12 MAY 1812 in Liberty Union, Union, IN
b. Death:
3. Charlotte Elwell
a. Birth: 14 APR 1814 in Liberty Union, Union, IN
b. Death:
4. Lucinda A. Elwell
a. Birth: 15 APR 1816 in Fountain, Liberty Twp., Union Co., IN
b. Death:
5. Elijah Deneen Elwell
a. Birth: 18 JAN 1818 in Liberty Union, Union, IN
b. Death:
6. Lorana Elwell
a. Birth: 16 FEB 1820 in Liberty Union, Union, IN
b. Death:
7. Amariah Elwell
a. Birth: 16 JAN 1822 in Liberty Union, Union, IN
b. Death:
8. Margaret Elwell
a. Birth: 17 MAY 1824 in Fountain, LibertyTwp., Union, IN
b. Death:
9. John Burgett Elwell
a. Birth: 20 JUN 1826 in Liberty Union, Union, IN
b. Death:
10. Abigail Ann Elwell
a. Birth: 15 NOV 1828 in Liberty Union, Union, IN
b. Death:
11. Alexander Elwell
a. Birth: 27 OCT 1830 in Liberty Union, Union, IN
b. Death:
12. Hiram Elwell , Rev.
a. Birth: 16 JAN 1832 in Fountain, IN
b. Death:
4. Betsey Deneen
a. Birth: ?
b. Death: ?
c. husband: John Burgett
1. married: 24 Jan. 1811, Butler Co
5. Esther Deneen
a. Birth: ?
b. Death: ?
c. husband: Silas Harris
1. married: 30 Oct. 1817, Butler Co.,
6. John Deneen
a. Birth: ?
b. Death: ?
c. wife: Mary Burgett
1. married: 27 Aug. 1809, Butler Co.,
7. Elijah Cresswell Deneen
a. Birth: 19 FEB 1793 in PA 1
b. Death: 14 MAR 1837 in Reiley Twp, Butler Co.,OH 2
c. wife: Thankful Nichols
1. Birth: 7 OCT 1799 in New York
2. Death: 21 SEP 1876 in Butler Co., OH
3. Married: 12 APR 1818 in Butler Co., OH
c. Notes : From
1. Military Service: 1812 War of 1812/ 2nd Reg. (Cotgreaves)) Ohio Militia, Corporal 3
2. Military 2nd Lt. Louisiana Garrity's Battery Conf. Army
Children
1. Alexander Lewis Deneen
a. Birth: ?
b. Death: ?
2. Washington P. Deneen
a. Birth: 1820 in Butler Co., OH
b. Death: ?
c. Matilda Cuberly b: ABT. 1827 in OH
1. Married: 16 JUN 1846 in Butler Co., OH
3. Caroline Deneen
a. Birth: ABT. 1821 in OH
b. Death:
4. Velinda Deneen
a. Birth: 19 JAN 1821 in Reiley Twp., Butler Co. OH
b. Death: 10 DEC 1849 in Reiley Twp., Butler Co., OH
5. Lucian H. Deneen
a. Birth: 5 MAR 1824 in Reiley Twp., Butler Co., OH
b. Death: 5 MAR 1824 in Reiley Twp., Butler Co., OH
6. Anna L. Deneen
a. Birth: ABT. 1827 in Ohio
b. Death:
c. husband: T. J. Wilkinson
1. Birth: ABT. 1827 in Indiana
2. Death: ?
3. Married: BEF. 1850 in Millcurt Twp., Hamilton County, OH
7. Calvin Deneen
a. Birth: 26 APR 1832 in Butler County, OH
b. Death: 28 JAN 1914 in Burlington Jct. MO
c. wife: Hester Simpson b: in Newyork City, NY Ireland
1. Married: 24 DEC 1867
d. Notes: Co. K, 3rd Illinois Cavalry, served 2 years and 10 months B3 Miss Cold Inf. and K.3 Ill. Cavalry
8. Harriet Emily Deneen
a. Birth: 4 JAN 1834 in Greenville, OH
b. Death: 8 OCT 1881 in Custer Co., CO
c. husband: Abraham Cummingore Covert
1. Birth: 1 DEC 1833 in Hopewell, Johnson, Indiana
2. Death: 26 JAN 1925 in Los Gatos, Santa Clara, CA
3. Married: 15 NOV 1860 in Mason, IL
8. Alexander Lewis Deneen
a. Birth: 1 JAN 1801 in Uniontown, Huntington Co.,PA 1
b. Death: 3 AUG 1884 in Reiley Twp, Butler Co.,OH
c. wife: Martha Laura Byers
1. Birth: 21 MAR 1805 in PA
2. Death: 28 AUG 1864 in Reiley Twp, Butler Co.,OH
3. Married: 25 JUN 1825 in Reily Twp., Butler Co.,OH 1
d. Children
1. James Deneen
a. Birth: ABT. 1828 in Reily Twp, Butler Co., OH
b. Death:
2. Mary Jane Deneen
a. Birth: 14 MAR 1826 in Butler Co., OH
b. Death: MAY 1826 in Butler Co., OH
3. Martha Ann Deneen
a. Birth: 4 APR 1829 in Reily Twp, Butler Co., OH
b. Death: 27 MAR 1912 in Bartholomew Co., IN
4. Samuel Deneen
a. Birth: 1 MAR 1831 in Harrison, OH
b. Death: ?
c. Delia Elizabeth Frances
5. Mary J. Deneen
a. Birth: 1836 in Butler Co., OH
b. Death: ?
6. John Deneen
a. Birth: 1838 in Reily Twp., Butler Co., OH
b. Death: ?
7. Elizabeth Deneen
a. Birth: 1840 in OH
b. Death: ?
8. Margaret Deneen
a. Birth: 1843 in Reily Twp., Butler Co., OH
b. Death: ?
9. William L. Deneen
a. Birth: 1844 in Reily Twp., Butler Co., OH
b. Death: ?
c. Julia Crampton
1. Married: 21 AUG 1884 in Butler Co., OH
10. Washington A. Deneen
a. Birth: 1846 in Reily Twp., Butler Co., OH
b. Death: ?
11. Alfred Deneen
a. Birth: ABT. 1849 in Reily Twp, Butler Co., OH- on Homestead Farm
b. Death:
c. Mary Emeline "Emma" Hancock
1. Birth: ABT. 1850 in OH
2. Death: ?
3. Married: 26 FEB 1872 in Union Co., IN
2. Joseph DENEEN
a. Birth: 12 JAN 1778 in Warfordsburg, Bethel Twp., Bedford, PA (or in New Jersey)
b. Death: 27 Dec 1824 in Bethel Twp. Bedford Co. PA;
c. Buried Deneen Family Cemetery a Private Plot along Tonoloway Creek, at Deneen's Gap in Union Township, Fulton County, Pa.
1. Bill Richards has given the following directions to find the Deneen Family Cemetery at Deneen's Gap in Fulton County, Pa.Going Northbound on I-70, get off at exit 22 (State Hwy 731). At this point I-70 is running almost E-W. Continue west. As you approach the cross over to I-70, stay to the right and continue up T401. (Do not cross over I-70) About 50 yards north of the intersection is a dirt road on the right which leads to a clearing. The grave site is immediately to the right of the dirt road (just a few feet from the paved road) and back in some woods about 30 feet. The Deneen Cemetery, with a marble monument, a number of tombstones and surrounded by a fence, is back amongst some trees. Alongside and to the east of the Deneen Cemetery is another marble monument marking the grave sites of David Richards, his wife Melinda and daughter Catherine.
d. 1st wife: Unkown
1. Birth: ?
2. Death: ?
3. Children
a. unknown
4. Notes: from James DeNeen
1338 Sheridan Dr.
Joplin, Mo. 64801
Email sent on 9/2/2003
a. The National road was from Washington D.C. to St. Louis (East St. Louis, Illinois) and this route was selected for the journey. At a pass near Warfordsburg Brother Joseph DeNeen and his first wife became parents to a child that was the first born child in Buck Valley, Pa. at this time. I am a descendant of Joseph. Several days after the child was born the mother died. The name of the mother and child is lost but Joseph took the child back to New Jersey and I have no trace on this line. Joseph Deneen's first wife died giving birth in Pa. The child was taken to New Jersey to live with relatives. `The family did build a cabin for Joseph and his wife and left for Ohio and had no knowledge of the death of the wife. I have a photo of the cabin which lasted untilabout 1900. Joseph return from New Jersey to the cabin. The Bishop family had lived nearby the cabin but moved to Kentucky with their children. On the way to Kentucky Mr. and Mrs. Bishop were killed by the Indians but the children were allowed to walk back home to Buck Valley, Pa. and one child was Amy Bishop. Joseph DeNeen married Amy Bishop and had about 11 children.
e. 2nd Wife: Amy Bishop
1. Birth: 12 JAN 1777 in Warfordsburg, Fulton, PA
2. Death: 15 NOV 1862/4 in Warfordsburg, Bethel Twp., Bedford, PA
e. Notes: From
1. JOSEPH DENEEN was born in 1760, New Jersey. He married and apparently started on the westward trip, probably to Ohio, with his brothers James and Samuel Hackett. His wife was about to give birth and could travel no farther. A stopping point was selected in what became known as Deneen's Gap, in Buck Valley. The child was the 1st white child born in Buck Valley. His wife died soon thereafter. Joseph carried the child back to New Jersey, then returned and married Amy Bishop. Amy was born 12 Jan. 1778. Amy's father, John bishop, came from England, settled in New Jersey, came to Bedford Co., Pa, then removed with his family to Kentucky. John Bishop and his wife died in Kentucky. Their 3 children, Jacob, Amy and David, returned on foot to Bethel Township, Bedford Co., in 1803. Joseph built a tannery and followed tanning for many years, also farming and hunting. It is unknown why he remained in the Gap when his brothers, James and Samuel continued on to the west. He and his wife Amy, lived out their lives in Buck Valley. Joseph died 17 Dec. 1821 and Amy died 15 Nov. 1862. They are buried in a family plot on the Deneen Farm. The original headstones long ago disappeared. A common stone for all persons buried there has been erected by their descendants. Buck Valley was originally known as Whipper's Cove or Sarah's Manor. The valley is about 4 miles wide and 20 miles long. It is surrounded by mountains, excepting on the south. There are 3 Gaps: Maud McKeel's, northwest, Barnes, southwest in Ray's Hill, and Deneen's Gap, east in Sidling Hill. Buck Valley is located in Union Township, taken from a part of Bethel Township on 19 Jan. 1864. Joseph and Amy (Bishop) Deneen had eleven children:
2. Amy Bishop:
f. Children
1. George Deneen (~1795-?)
2. Jesse Deneen (~1796-
3. David Dorse Deneen ,Sr (1798-
4. James Deneen (~1800
5. Miriam Amy Deneen (~1800
6. Catherine Deneen (~1800
7. Elizabeth Deneen (~1800
8. John Deneen (~1800
9. Jacob Deneen (~1806 -
10. Samuel Deneen (1811 –
or
1. Jesse m. Catherine____(Divelbiss?)
2. David m. Elizabeth Hendershot
3. James
4. Miriam
5. Elizabeth
6. John
7 Jacob
8. Sarah Ann
9. Joseph
10. Naomi
11. Joab
g. Details about Dennen Children
1. George Deneen -?)
a. Birth: ~1795 in PA
b. Death: ~1855 in MD
c. 1st Wife: Unknown
1. birth: ?
2. DEATH: ?
3. Married: ?
4. Children
a. Son
d. 2nd Wife: Elizabeth Davis
1. birth: ABT. 1808 in Maryland
2. DEATH: ?
3. Married: 5 JAN 1828 in Alleghany Co., MD
4. Children
a. Son
b. Naomi Deneen
1. Birth: ABT. 1820 in Maryland
2. Death: ?
3. husband: David Ashkettle
c. Jacob Deneen
b: 1827
e. 3rd Wife: Leah Soyster
1. birth: ABT. 1815 in Cumberland, Allegany Co., MD
2. DEATH:
3. Married: 1833/6
4. Children
a. Louisa Jane Deneen
1. Birth: ABT. 1836 in Alleghany, PA
2. Death: ?
3. Husband: Mr. Long
b. John Beall (Bell) Deneen b:
1. Birth: 24 MAY 1839 in Cumberland, Allegany Co., MD On the Farm
2. Death: Cumberland, Allegany, MD
3. wife: Helen Elliot
c. George Semmes Deneen
1. Birth: 17 JUN 1841 in Bethel Twp., Fulton Co.,PA/ MD
2. DEATH: ?
d. Laura Ann Deneen
1. Birth: 22 MAY 1843/46Cumberland, MD
2. Death:
5. William J. Deneen
1. Birth: ABT. 1845
2. Death: ?
6. James Henry Deneen
1. Birth: 16 JAN 1850 Cumberland, MD
2. Death: ?
2. Jesse Deneen
a. Birth: ~1796
b. Death:
c. wife : Katherine Divelbiss
d. Children:
1. Balser
a. Birth: 1836
b. Death: ?
c. Civil War Service: BET. 1 JAN 1864 - 29 MAY 1865 Private in Civil War/ Maryland: Potomac Home Brigade INF
2. Rebecca
a. Birth: 1838
b. Death: ?
3. Joseph
a. Birth: Oct. 1840
b. Death: 9 FEB 1907
c. wife: married Sarah Crawford
1. Birth: 9 MAR 1847 in South Hampton Twp, Bedford, PA
2. Death: 8 MAR 1934 in Bedford County, "Bethel & Belfast" Twp at her home
3. Burial: 10 MAR 1934 Hyndman Cemetery, Bedford Co., PA
4. Married: ABT. 1866 in of Alleghany, MD
d. Civil War Service: BET. 18 JUN 1863 - 29 MAY 1865 Private in Civil War/ Maryland: Potomac Home Brigade INF
4. George
a. Birth: 1842
b. Death: ?
5. Sarah
a. Birth: 1845
b. Death: ?
6. Elizabeth
a. Birth: 20 MAY 1847 in Bethel Twp., Fulton Co.,PA
b. Death: 12 MAR 1919 in Bedford Co., PA
c. Burial: MAR 1919 Providence Bible Baptist Church Cemetery, Everett Twp., Bedford Co., PA
d. husband: Thomas Simmons
1. Birth: 31 JAN 1847 in VA
2. Death: 14 JAN 1929 in Bedford Co., PA
3. Burial: JAN 1929 Providence Bible Baptist Church Cemetery, Everett Twp., Bedford Co., PA
7. Johnson
a. Birth: 1849
b. Death: ?
8. Susannah
a. Birth: 1851
b. Death: ?
9. Absolem
a. Birth: 25 APR 1853 in Hoblitzell, Bedford Co., PA
b. Death: 26 JUL 1917 in Hyndman, Bedford, PA
c. wife: Sara Catherine Kieffer
1. Birth: 4 AUG 1865 in Jerome, Somerset Co., PA
2. Death: 23 SEP 1931 in Jerome, Somerset Co., PA
3. Burial: 26 SEP 1931 Maple Springs, Jerome, Somerset, PA
10. Mary C.
a. Birth: 1856 in Bethel TWP, Bedford County PA
b. Death: ?
3. David Dorse Deneen ,Sr
a. Birth: 20 MAR 1797 or 26 MAR 1798 in Warfordsburg, Bedford County, (Later Fulton Co., ) Pa.
b. Death: 8 AUG 1877 in Buck Valley, Union Twp., Bedford, PA
c. Burial: Deneen Farm Cemetery,Deneen Pass, Fulton County, PA
d. wife: Elizabeth Hendershot
e. children:
1. John H.
a. Birth: June 10, 1830
b. Death:. Jan.23, 1858
c. Burial: Deneen Family Cemetery, a Private Plot along Tonoloway Creek at Deneen's Gap in Union Township, Fulton Co., Pennsylvania
d. According to members of the Deneen family, this young man was killed and scalped by Indians. 1
2. Joab L.
a. Birth: 25 Oct 1832 in Buck Valley, Bethel Twp., Bedford Co., Pennsylvania 1
b. Death: 6 Feb 1899 in
c. Burial: Presbyterian Cemetery, Warfordsburg, Fulton Co., Pennsylvania 1
d. wife: Mary Elizabeth Hagy
1. Birth: 16 Oct 1840
2. Death: 31 Dec 1920 in
3. Burial: Presbyterian Cemetery, Warfordsburg, Fulton Co.,
3. Jacob H.
a. Birth: Oct. 25, 1832
b. Death: Feb. 6, 1899
c. Burial: Presbyterian Cemetery, Warfordsburg, Fulton Co., Pennsylvania
d. wife: Mary E. Faust
1. Birth: 21 Jan 1834
2. Death: 23 Dec 1871
3. Married: in
4. George Michael
a. Birth: Mar.2, 1834
b. Death: Nov. 2, 1900
c. wife: Anna Potter
d. children:
1. Isabell Deneen
5. Louisa Ann
a. Birth: 1836
b. Death: Death: 3 Feb 1917 in Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania
c. husband: Marriage 1 Daniel Smith
1. Birth: 1829
2. Death: 1910
6. Amy Candace
a. Birth: 1841
b. Death: 12 May 1877 in
c. Burial: Presbyterian Cemetery, Warfordsburg, Fulton Co.
d. husband: George Peter Bernhard Barnhart
1. Birth: 1826 in Franklin Mills, Fulton Co., Pennsylvania
2. Death: 23 Aug 1864 in Fort Gaines, Alabama
7. Anna Deneen
a. Birth: 1842
b. Death: ?
8. Elizabeth
a. Birth: 1845
b. Death: 7 Mar 1920
c. husband: Anthony Lynch
1. Birth: 1848
2. Death: ?
8. David Dorse
a. Birth: 1846
b. Death: 1894
c. Burial: Methodist Cemetery, Buck Valley, Fulton Co., Pennsylvania
d. wife: Samantha E. Hixson
1. Birth: 6 Nov 1852
2. Death: 20 Sep 1900
3. Burial: Methodist Cemetery, Buck Valley, Fulton Co., Pa
9. Mary Ann
a. Birth: 24 Nov 1848 in Buck Valley, Bethel Twp., Bedford Co., Pennsylvania
b. Death: 25 Feb 1935 in Little Orleans, Allegheny Co., Maryland
c. Burial: Piney Plains Cemetery, Allegheny Co., Maryland
d. husband: Martin Van Buren Younker
1. Birth: 30 Dec 1843 in Bethel Twp., Bedford Co., Pennsylvania
2. Death: 13 Jul 1924 in Little Orleans, Allegheny Co., Maryland
3. Burial: Piney Plains United Methodist Cemetery
10. Elen or Ella Catherine
a. Birth: 1852 in Bethel Twp., Fulton Co., Pennsylvania 1
b. Death: 1926
c. Burial: Buck Valley Methodist Cemetery, Fulton Co., Pennsylvania
d. husband: John Adam Shank
1. Birth: 17 Aug 1853 in Baltimore, Baltimore Co., Maryland
2. Death: 10 Feb 1932 in Homestead, Mifflin Twp., Allegheny Co., Pennsylvania
3. Married: 18 Aug 1877
4. James Deneen
a. Birth: ABT. 1800
b. Death:
c. wife: Rebecca Strother
1. married, July 1821.
5. Miriam Amy Deneen
a. Birth: ABT. 1800
b. Death:
c. husband: Hezekian Northcraft
1. Birth: ABT. 1806 in Maryland
2. Death: ?
3. Married: BEF. 1824
d. Children
1. Edward D. Northcraft
a. Birth: 22 NOV 1826 in Allegany, Maryland
b. Death: 12 JAN 1894
2. Elizabeth Northcraft
a. Birth: ABT. 1830 in Pennsylvania
b. Death: Aft 1880
c. husband: Samuel Barnes
1. Birth: ABT. 1825 in Pennsylvania
2. Death: ?
3. Married: BEF. 1851
3. Michael H. Northcraft
a. Birth: 18 FEB 1834 in Pennsylvania
b. Death: 30 SEP 1901
c. Burial: Roby Cemetery, Green Ridge State Forest, Flintstone, Allegheny MD
d. 1st wife: Marriage 1 Anna Buxton
1. Birth: 30 MAY 1823 in Pennsylvania
2. Death: 1 FEB 1882
e. 2nd wife: Minerva N.
1. Birth: 9 OCT 1834
2. Death: UNKNOWN
3. Burial: Roby Cemetery, Green Ridge State Forest, Flintstone, Allegheny MD
4. Rachel Northcraft
a. Birth: ABT. 1838 in Pennsylvania
b. Death:
5. Mary Angeline Northcraft
a. Birth: 25 APR 1838 in Allegany, Maryland
b. Death: 1 Oct 1919
c. Burial: OCT 1919 Roby Cemetery, Green Ridge State Forest, Flintstone, Allegany MD
d. 1st husband: Keenan
1. Birth: ?
2. death: ?
e. 2nd husband: Alfred G. Creek
1. Birth: in MD
2. Death: ?
3. Married: 1 DEC 1858 in Allegheny Co., MD
f. 3rd husband: James Parkinson Roby , SR.
1. 27 SEP 1837 in Allegany, Maryland
2. Death: 24 APR 1920 in Brunswick, MD
3. Married: ABT. 1860
6. Martha Northcraft
a. Birth: ABT. 1841 in Pennsylvania
b. Death:
7. James Northcraft
a. Birth: ABT. 1844 in Bedford co., PA
b. Death:
8. Hezekial Northcraft
a. Birth: ABT. 1847 in Bedford co., PA
b. Death:
6. Catherine Deneen
a. Birth: 1810/20
b. Death: ?
c. husband: Joshua Rice
1. married: Sept. 1836
7. Elizabeth Deneen
a. Birth: 1810/20
b. Death:
8. John Deneen
a. Birth: 1810/20
b. Death: ?
c. wife: ?
d. Notes: 2 sons per 1830 census
9. Jacob Deneen
a. Birth: 1806 - 1807 in of Bethel Twp, Bedford Co., PA
b. Death: 1873
c. 1st wife: Matilda ?
1. Birth: 25 MAY 1811 in PA
2. Death: 21 AUG 1856 in Hancock, Washington Co., MD
d. children: by 1st wife
1. Henry Deneen
a. Birth: 1835
b. Death: 12 APR 1865 in Brandy Station, VA/ Serving in Civil War- Stevensburg, VA
c. wife: Mary A. Layton
d. Note: Died in Civil War: 148th PA Volunteer Army/ Civil War
2. Samuel
a. Birth: 1838/39
b. Death: ?
3. Elizabeth
a. Birth: 1840
b. Death: ?
4. Dennis
a. Birth: 1841
b. Death: ?
5. Joseph
a. Birth: 1844
b. Death: ?
6. Naomi
a. Birth: 1847
b. Death: ?
8. Jacob Deneen
9. Joab Deneen
a. 3 wives
b. Buried: Grand Army of the Republic Cemetary at Miami, Ok
e. 2nd wife: Mary Bosley (or is Mary a nick name for Matilda?)
1. Birth: 1820 in VA
` 2. Death:
f. children: by 2nd wife
1. William Carl Deneen
a. Birth: 15 MAR 1850 in Fulton Co., PA
b. Death: 26 FEB 1933 in Washington Co., MD
c. Burial: Rebobeth Cemetery, Thompson Twp., Fulton Co., PA
d. wife: Ellen Younker
1. Birth: 6 JUN 1849 in Pennsylvania
2. Death: 31 OCT 1919 in Washington Co., MD
3. Burial: Rebobeth Cemetery, Thompson Twp., Fulton Co., PA
4. Married: 14 DEC 1873
10. Samuel Deneen
a. Birth: ABT. 1811 in of Cumberland, Allegany, MD
b. Death:
11. Sarah Ann Deneen
a. Birth: ?
b. Death:
12. Joseph Deneen
a. Birth: ?
b. Death:
13. Naomi Deneen
a. Birth: ?
b. Death:
14. Joab Deneen
a. Birth: Apr.18, 1818
b. Death: April 18, 1889 in Miami, Ottawa Co.,IN
c. 1st wife: Robina Sharp
1. married Dec. 1838
d. 2nd wife: Elizabeth McArty
1. married: Dec. 1844 (moved to Fountain Co., IN in 1844)
d. 3rd wife: Hattie Hulin
1. married: April 1864
e. children
1. George
a. Birth: 1842
b. Death: 9 mos later
2. Mary Hester
a. Birth: 1845 in IN
b. Death:
3. Rose Isabell
a. Birth: Feb.1848
b. Death: ?
c. husband: William Bruce
4. Robina B.
a. Birth: Dec.1849 in IL
b. Death: ?
5. Wm Henry Dunlap
a. Birth: Feb. 1851
b. Death: ?
6. Kate July
a. Birth: May 1853
b. Death: ?
7. Eliza "Lydia" Kearney
a. Birth: 1855 in Nebraska
b. Death: ?
8. John Walter
a. Birth: 1857 in Nebraska
b. Death: ?
9, Albert W.
a. Birth: 1865
b. Death: Jan. 1933 in MO
10. Frank
a. Birth: ?
b. Death: 1872 in Hamburg, Iowa
3. Samuel Hackett DENEEN
a. Birth: ?
b. Death: ?
c. wife: Phoebe Nixon
1. Birth: 1773 in New Jersey
2. Death:
d. Notes:
1. Bedford Co.Pa., then Ohio.
Military Service: BET 21 FEB AND 21 AUG 1814 War of 1812 /Pvt in Samuel Ashton's Comp. Col Wm H. Catgroves Regiment OHIO Militia 3 1
e. children
1. Martha
a. Birth: June 1792
b. Death:
2. James D.
a. Birth: July 1794
b. Death: Jan. 1851 in CA
c. wife: Elizabeth Miller
1. Nov.5, 1816 in Trumball Co., Ohio.
d. Notes
1. The History of Lapeer County, MICHIGAN founded in 1822, mentions a James Deneen arriving in 1828. He was reportedly the first white man to settle in this area.
e. children
1. Catherine
a. husband: David Church in Lapeer, Co.
2. Sara Anne Deneen
a. Birth: of Portage Co., Ohio
b. Death: 1896 in Lapeer Co., MI
c. Husband: William Boles
3. Elizabeth
a. Birth: Aug. 1796
b. Death:
4. William L.
a. Birth: Oct. 1798
b. Death: . July 1879 in IL
5. Samuel
a. Birth: Dec. 1801
b. Death:
6. Phebe
a. Birth: 1805
b. Death: 1887 in TN
7. Mary
a. Birth: Nov. 1807
b. Death:
8. Sarah Ann
a. Birth: Nov.1810
b. Death: 1896 in MI
9. Joseph B.
a. Birth: Sept. 1813
b. Death: 1895 in MI
10. John Nixon
a. Birth: June 1816
b. Death: 1884/94 in MI
4. Elizabeth DENEEN
a. Birth: 1758
b. Death: ?
5. William DENEEN
a. Birth: ?
b. Death: ?
6. Naomi DENEEN: See Smith Family History
a. Birth: 1776
b. Death: aft 1860
c. husband: James Smith
1. Birth: ~1780
2. Death: March 14, 1862
d. Notes:
a. Conflicting place of birth: Hopewell, NJ or
Whip’s Cove, Fulton Co. PA
b. from deneen Family page: Said James Smith from NJ
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