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Thomas and family came to U.S. in 1851
Ann Bason accompanied the Thomas Hartshorn family on the Rappahannock in 1851 as a servant, & Thomas married Matilda Bason (Miss Basin??) in 1853
Came to US during the 1850s sometime after 1851[APR 1851] & distinguished himself in selfless service during the Civil War even though he was well in his middle years. Moved to Toledo 1857 with Katherine [KNULL= WILLIAMS??] et al. The family settled in Perrysburg, Lucas county, OH, with some later moving westward.
He appeared on the 1841 census of Shelderton, Clungunford, Salop, England listed as a Joiner ie. carpenter (1841 to 1851). He was described as 5'7" tall, light complexion, dark eyes, dark hair. He later appeared on the census in 1851 in Shelderton, Clungunford, Salop, England and emigrated to America shortly thereafter. He served in the United States military, enlisting on 28 Jul 1862 in Perrysburg, Lucas, Ohio, as a private and [Major 5/13/1862] mustered into Co. A, 100th Ohio Infantry on 1 Sept 1862 (1861100th OVI?). He also had service in the 74th Volunteer Rifle Company, serving on 26 Apr 1865 in Camp Nelson, Jessamine, Kentucky. Thomas is listed in the war veteran's discharges found in the Wood Co., Ohio, Court house. Worked in G.A.R. as Chaplain. Perrysburg Journal 9/23/1887. He appeared on the census on 14 Jul 1870 in Perrysburg, Lucas, Ohio and on the census on 12 Jun 1880 in Perrysburg Cabinet maker

He appeared on the 1841 census of Shelderton, Clungunford, Salop, England listed as a Joiner, ie. carpenter(1841 to 1851). He was described as 5'7" tall, light complexion, dark eyes, dark hair. He later appeared on the census in 1851 in Shelderton, Clungunford, Salop, England and emigrated to America in [APR] 1851 on the ship Rappahannock from Liverpool with wife & 4 kids. He served in the United States military, enlisting on 28 Jul 1862 in Perrysburg, Lucas, Ohio, as a private and mustered into Co. A, 100th Ohio Infantry on 1 Sept 1862 [BECAME A MAJOR]. He also had service in the 74th Volunteer Rifle Company, serving on 26 Apr 1865 in Camp Nelson, Jessamine, Kentucky where he was discharged found in the Wood Co., Ohio, Court house. He appeared on the census on 14 Jul 1870 in Perrysburg, Lucas, Ohio and on the census on 12 Jun 1880 in Perrysburg

The deceased was a member of Gen. Slevin’s regiment (100th O.V.I.) and has been suffering with spinal trouble ever since the war, from injuries received while in service. Mr. Hartshorn lost his wife [Catherine (Kathleen?? WILLIAMS, KNULL] recently, and the affliction of that bereavement has added to his illness, and it is believed by Coroner Cullison and others that he came to his death during a fit or an attack of his spinal trouble. His body was taken to Perrysburg this morning for interment.
According to the Maumee Historical Society, the Court House in Maumee is now where the Library is located. 500 River Road That's between E. William St & E. John St Thomas stayed across from the Court House in 1851 Main St. Maumee, Ohio

Thomas purchased plots in the Riverside Cemetery in Maumee, but there is no record that they were ever used.
David:
Christening Source: (---) LDS, IGI (internet) Batch No.: C006862 1813 - 1823
Marriage Source: Batch No.: M037383 1813 - 1849

Listed as 35 on ship Rappahannock in Apr 1851 Passinger # 184

on 1841 census of Shelderton, Clungunford, Salop,

on census 1851 in Shelderton, Clungunford, Salop, England and emigrated to America shortly thereafter. SHIP SAILED APR 1851

June 1, 1870 Census #41 Enumerated on 7/14/1870
Thomas 53 Perrysburg, Wood County, Ohio
Catherine 46 Post Office Woodville, Sandusky County, OH
Caroline 14
Stephen 12 Tom's Real Estate Value 800
Soloman 9
Ira KNULL 22 (s/o Cathleen by previous husb?? Last entry on page

Cen1870.jpg (0.51 MB), THaip.jpg in my docs

on census on 12 Jun 1880 in Perrysburg