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1850 Jackson Co # 838-845
Vanhorn Brice S 19 M Farmer Ma
1860 Jackson, VA # 1108-1044
Van Horn, Brice S 30
Sarah Jane 32
Louisa F 9
Amanda E 7
Martha E 5
Maria C 3
Sarah C 6/12
1870 Grant Dist, Jackson, WV # 275
Van Horn, Brice S 38 MD
Sarah J 41 OH
Amanda E 16 VA
Martha E 14
Mary C 12
Sarah C 11
Preston B 8
Charles W 4
1880 Grant, Jackson, West Virginia Page 539A
Brice S. VANHORN Self M M W 49 MD
Occ: Farmer Fa: --- Mo: PA
Sarah J. VANHORN Wife F M W 51 OH
Occ: Keeping House Fa: AT OCEAN Mo: PA
Mariah C. VANHORN Dau F S W 21 WV
Brooks VANHORN Son M S W 16 WV
Charles M. VANHORN Son M S W 14 WV
Hardesty's History of Jackson County
Ravenswood District
Brice S. VANHORN - born in Baltimore, Maryland, December 28, 1830, came to Jackson county when he was four years of age. His parents were Samuel and Maria L. (Messer) Vanhorn. The former died when Brice S. was but seven months old. Mrs. Vanhorn married Miles Jacoby and settled in this district in 1834 on a tract of land containing 2,019 acres, known as the Isburn Survey. Mrs. Jacoby died in August, 1880, Mr. Jacoby is now living in Bellville, Wood county, West Virginia, where Mrs. Jacoby died. Brice S. Vanhorn's wedded life began January 2, 1851, when Sarah J. Mills became his wife in Wood county, this State. They were married by Rev. Rathborn, preacher in charge of Methodist Episcopal Church (South). She was born in Belmont county, Ohio, January 2, 1828, a daughter of William and Martha E. (Brooks) Mills. The first-born child of Mr. and Mrs. Brice S. Vanhorn, was Louisa F., whose married name is Karr, and who makes her home in this county at Jackson Court-house. They are also parents of four younger daughters, and two sons, namely: Amanda E., (Black), deceased; Martha E., Maria C., Sarah C., deceased; Preston B., and Charles N. The labors of farming occupy the time of Brice S. Vanhorn. He is a blacksmith by trade, and he has served Grant district nine years as constable, and two years as overseer of the poor. He may be addressed at Topins Grove, Jackson county, West Virginia.
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