The Family of Nathaniel H(enry) TABLER
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60.1 Nathaniel H(enry) TABLER, b. 13 Mar 1809, Berkeley Co., VA, s/o Philip Henry and Mary (OLLER) TABLER (60), d. 24 May 1885, Grundy Co., IL, m. 1st. 8130, Delaware Co., OH, Mary Ann CRYDER, b. 1 Jul 1812, Hopetown, Ross Co., OH, d/o Henry CRYDER, d. bef. 1850, Grundy Co., IL; m. 2nd., 11 Nov 1850, Grundy Co., IL, Hannah M. BARBER (nee CRYDER), b. 1827, PA, d/o Jacob and Betsy CRYDER; m. 3rd.  in 1877, Susan PAULDING, b. Waynesboro, Franklin Co., PA, d/o Franklin M. and Sarah (ROGERS) PAULDING, b. c1844. If the records are correct, Nathaniel and Susan may have been divorced, unusual for the time, but not unheard of, for she m. again, 13 Oct 1888, Will Co., IL, Charles F. WASHBURN; m. 4th., before 1881, Susan JOHNSON wd/o William JOHNSON. Nathaniel was a farmer, who first migrated in 1830 from Berkeley Co., VA, to Delaware Co., OH, settling on the Scioto River on 200 acres his father bought. Philip Henry, the father, never came to OH, dying in Berkeley Co. In 1833, along with Henry CRYDER,  his father-in-law, and Zach WALLEY, another son-in-law of Henry CRYDER, migrated to Au Sable Twp., Grundy Co., IL. At this time, they supposedly were the only residents in the township. The first settlement in Au Sable Twp., may have been made by Salmon RUTHERFORD, possibly a cousin to Nathaniel TABLER through his aunt, Mary "Polly" TABLER who m. Archibald RUTHERFORD, and settle in Fairfield Co., OH. Nathaniel farmed in Au Sable until 1876, then went to Minooka, living there until 1882. He moved in 1882 to Morris, running the Cottage Hotel, boarding students at the Normal School. He was Methodist and Democrat. As well as can be determined from the history and census records of Grundy Co., he had 13 children, however Matthew hasn't been confirmed to date. In the 1850 through 1870Census, he was farming in Au Sable Twp., it states that all the children were born in OH. In 1850. In 1850 Mary A. Moffett 18, b. NY was in the home; in 1860 Maria Trotter 51, b. IL, was a helpe, and in 1870, Elizabeth CRIDER 63, b. OH, were in the home. This conflicts with almost all other records. Of the children, Joseph was b. in Berkeley Co., VA, and David was b. in Delaware Co., OH. All other children were born in Au Sable Twp., Grundy Co., IL. Two other children, Matthew and Isaiah C. TABLER have been named in some sources. To date, I have been able to find any information to verify their existance. Nathaniel is buried in Au Sable Cem., Grundy Co. (ILGRBG1, 2, ILGR1, 3, 4, 5, ILWI1, WVBE1, WVBEB7 p108-110) Children (7 by the 1st. wife, 5 by the 2nd., and 1 by the 4th.)

60.1a Joseph H. TABLER, b. 3 Oct 1831, Berkeley Co., VA, m. 17 Mar 1858, Kendall Co., IL, Harriet HEATH, b. 1860, in IL (her father was from GA). The history book states that he resides in FL. In 1860 they were farming in Au Sable Twp, Grundy Co. By 1880 they appear to be in Beaumont, Jefferson Co., TX. (ILGRB1, ILGR1, 4, 5, TXJE4)

60.1b David C. TABLER, b. 12 Jul 1833, Delaware Co., OH, m. 3 Jun 1855, Grundy Co., IL, Julia E. MCCLOUD, b. 1834, Clinton Co., NY, d/o John and Palmer (RICKETSON) MCCLOUD (settled Kendall Co., IL in 1836). David was a farmer in Au Sable Twp., Grundy  Co., IL, 1870-1880, coming to that county with his parents. At age 19 he went to work with his uncle, Michael CRYDER. He bought a horse and shovel plow and planted his first crop. After his marriage he resided 2 years with his uncle in Saratoga Twp. on 13 Oct 1865, he and brother, Nathaniel bought 120 acres at $20 an acre; on 27 Mar 1865 they purchased an additional 25 acres from J. E. Mathers; on 7 Nov 1872 they dissolved the partnership, dividing the land between them; on 28 Oct 1878 David bought 20 acres from George Collins in the NW quarter of Section 17 for $37.50 an acres; and on 2 Dec 1881, he purchased 80 acres from Jeremiah Collins n the NW quarter NW quarter, Section 17. He was highway commissioner, a member of the Methodist Church. They had five children, only two names known. (ILGRB1, ILGR1, 5, 6) Children:

60.1c Elias TABLER, b. c1837, Grundy Co., IL, m. 7 Aug 1859, Grundy Co., IL, Jane FRECKLETON b. c1840, IL (par. nat/o IRE and CAN respectively). In 1870 through 1880 Elias was farming in Au Sable Twp., Grundy Co., IL. (ILGRB5, ILGR1, 5, 6) Children:

60.1c1 George TABLER b. c1863, IL, m. 25 Dec 1883, Grundy Co., IL, Mabel E. WALLEN. (ILGR1)

60.1c3 Charles TABLER b. c1867 IL, m. 8 Jul 1891, Grundy Co., IL, Millie CHILDERS. (ILGR1)

60.1d Nathaniel L. TABLER, b. 4 Jul 1838, Grundy Co., IL, m. 2 Feb 1870, Grundy Co., Hannah Mary CALDWELL, b. 6 Dec 1831, Huntingdon Co., PA, d/o Samuel and Mary (CRYDER) CALDWELL. Nathaniel was a farmer in Grundy Co., a carpenter, and a school director. He left home at age 23, when he went to partnership with his brother, David. His wife was the granddaughter of David CALDWELL, and her mother was the d/o Isreal CRYDER, whose wife was Mary SEIBERT. Samuel CALDWELL, her father, had a family of 3 daughters and 2 sons. In 1880, Nathaniel's sister Anna 18, b. IL, a school teacher is in the household. (ILGRB1, ILGR1, 5, 6) Children:

60.1f Ezra TABLER, b. 21 Oct 1843, Au Sable Twp., Grundy Co., IL, m. 1st. 12 Jan 1865, Grundy  Co., Cynthia KELLOG, b. c1848, IL, d/o Eunice KELLOG; m. 2nd. 8 Dec 1869, Grundy Co., Helen RANDALL, b. c1847,  Au Sable Twp., same county, d/o Samuel. S. RANDALL (nat/o ME; wife from NY). Ezra was a farmer in Minooka, in Grundy Co. He left home in the spring of 1864, when he married. He had no children by his first wife. At this time he located on a parcel of his father's land. in 1873, he located in Section 16, land formerly owned by his brother, Joseph. In 1870 and 1880 Ezra was framing in Au Sable Twp. He had 3 children by wife, Helen. In 1880, F. Ruchty, 35, b. Switzerland, whose parents were natives of Switzerland, listed as 'working on farm' is living with Ezra's family. (ILGRB1, ILGR1, 3, 5, 6) Children:

60.1f1 Alice M. TABLER, m. 16 Oct 1895, Grundy Co., IL, Charles H. CALVIN. (ILGR1)

60.1f2-Henry TABLER, m. 1 Jul 1896, Grundy Co., IL, Emma A. JOHNSON. (ILGR1)

60.1g Mary E. TABLER, b. c1844, Grundy Co., IL, m. 11 Jan 1869, Grundy  Co., IL, John MCCLOUD, b. c1843, IL (par. from VT). In 1880 they were farming in Au Sable Twp. (ILGR1, 5, 6, ILWI1, 6) Known Children:

60.1i Jerome R. TABLER, b. 2 Mar 1853, Au Sable Twp., Grundy Co., IL, m. 27 Jul 1876, Grundy Co., Anna A. BRADSHAW, b. 14 Oct 1854, Au Sable Twp., d/o Hamilton and Susan? (____?) BRADSHAW, nat/o OH and PA respectively. Jerome was a farmer in Morris, Grundy Co.. He lived on the home place a year after the marriage. In Feb 1877, he bought 100 acres of his own land. In 1880, Frank McDermott, 20, b. IL, whose parents were b. in America, is listed as working on farm. (ILGRB1, ILGR1, 6) Child:

60.1j Lewis Wesley TABLER, b. 8 Nov 1856, Au Sable Twp., Grundy Co., IL, m. 14 Feb 1877, Grundy Co., b. 28  Dec 1859, Section 8, Au Sable Twp., d/o Hamilton and Hannah (BEARD, nee DAVIS) BRADSHAW (see ________ p58 for genealogical data on Hamilton BRADSHAW). Lewis was a farmer in Minooka, Grundy Co., and a member of the Methodist Church. (ILGRB1, ILGR1, 6) Children:

60.1k William Jacob TABLER, b. c1860, Grundy Co., IL, m. 1st. 23 Dec 1886, Grundy Co., Sarah WILLIAMSON; m. 2nd. 28 Feb 1897, Grundy Co., IL, Catherine A. GARRITY. (ILGR1)

60.1l Anna Belle TABLER, b. c1862, Grundy Co., IL, resided with brother, Nathaniel TABLER in the 1880 census. She is listed as a school teacher. (ILGR6)

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