Maryland Family Group Sheet for the Jacob BROMWELL Family

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Husband: Jacob BROMWELL
Birthdate: 1785
Birthplace: Richmond, Virginia
Death date: 27 Nov. 1866
Place of death: Switzerland, Co., Indiana
Burial:
Father: William Bromwell
Mother: Beulah Hall

Marriage date: 24 November 1804
Marriage place: First Methodist episcopal Church, Baltimore, Maryland

Wife: Maria TITTLE
Birthdate: Abt. 1785
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CHILDREN

Child No. 1: William
Sex:
Birthdate: 1805
Birthplace: Maryland
Death date: Jan. 1877
Place of death:
Burial: Spring Grove Cemetery, Cincinati, Ohio
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Spouse's name: Sarah Ann Davis

Child No. 2: Jacob
Sex:
Birthdate: 27 July 1809
Birthplace: Maryland
Death date: 22 March 1855
Place of death:
Burial: Spring Grove Cemetery, Cincinnati, Ohio
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Child No. 3: Unknown
Sex:
Birthdate: 3 July 1811
Birthplace: Baltimore, Maryland
Death date: Young
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Child No. 4: Unknown
Sex:
Birthdate: 3 Feb. 1815
Birthplace: Baltimore, Maryland
Death date: Young
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Documentation:
A child of Jacob Bromwell was buried 3 July 1811 - St Paul's parish records.
A child of Jacob Bromwell was buried 3 Feb 1815 - St Paul's parish records.
He was educated in the Quaker schools of Baltimore, and then became a partner
and associate of his father there, carrying on a wire-weaving and wheat-fan
making business, and accumulating enough money to enable him to come, in 1815 by
riverboat, to Cinn., OH, where he embarked in the same business which is still
owned by his great-grandson, William Bromwell Melishson of Maria, dau. of his
eldest son, William, and now a large establishment.
On Oct. 14, 1814 married Mrs. Ellen McNabb, who first saw him as he was passing
her house in Baltimore in his regiment. He was said to have been a very large
portly man and to have been fond of good living, and to have kept open house and
table for all of his friends and kindred, almost of the detriment of his estate.
Moved away from Baltimore, Maryland 1819 Apparently moved to Switzerland County,
Indianna

Wife #2: Ellen