Adam MARKLEY

                   DEATH:
    Will Date: 29 Mar 1812; Will Probate: 4 Jan 1813.
NOTES:
    1. Came to America about 1770.
NAME:
    Adam MARKLEY, Jr.
BURIAL:
    Name Markle on stone.
War of the American Revolution, 1775-1783
SUPPLEMENT GERMAN REGIMENT PAPERS
Adam Markley, Jr. enlisted July 21,1776 Muster Roll of Capt. George P.Keeports Company of the first German Battalion Continental Troopscommanded by Colonel Nicholas Husacker.                     Philadelphia,PA   Sept. 19, 1776.


On 20 January 1792 Adam Markley and his wife Mary Magdalena (daughter of William Dickensheets) sold three and three quarter acres of land called "Williams Delight" for five pounds.


From Will Book 1, pages 20-22 Coshocton Co., Adam Markel, Jr. His wil lmade 29 Mar. 1812, proved 4 Jan. 1813, Coshocton Co., names heirs as wifeMary (1/3 of real and personal property) and in order below 12 children(each to receive 1/12 of the 2/3 rd remaining estate); ordered executor(son William) to sell his following land in Maryland: (a) "In BaltimoreCounty...part of a tract called Pars Range...", (b) " A tract or parcel  of land Joshua Lott...on the North side of the stateroad leading from Liberty town to Baltimore including the center of saidroad adjoining a tract of land called Reaswayon Cold Friday in FrederickCounty..." and (c) "demand the money and execute a title for that tractthat is sold to Joshua Jones...", ordered wife Mary to keep homesteadduring the term of the lien; and desired his lot in the town ofCoshocton, held by himself and James Calon not be sold until his youngestson becomes 21. If wife Mary should remarry she is to receive $100 inlieu of the 1/3 estate.

Per Deed Book 4 page 351 Coshocton Co., on August 26, 1825, for $100, lot 168 in Coshocton was sold to James Taylor, a merchant of Zanesville, bythe 11 surviving children and their spouses as "heirs at law under thewill of Adam Markley late of Coshocton County".



From History of Western MD, pg. 375-378, Land Grants & Resurveys.

1797 - Adam & Gabriel Marckel, Resurvey "Father's Gift" 539 acres


Excerpts from FTM CD # 450, Disk 1, Vol. 1 Chapter V, Pg. 60 County andFamily Histories: Ohio, 1780-1970

     On Denman's "prairie" in Bethlehem Township were James Craig and Ira Kimberley in 1801. John Bantham, a Marylander in the Revolution, and Henry Carr reached that section in 1806. Other early settlers were William Speaks who served in the Revolution, Samuel Rea and Andrew Wilsonin the War of 1812, Joseph Burrell and Adam Markley.