Rebecca Warth was married to Daniel Lovett, a river man,
and they moved to Kentucky.
Hannah Warth was married to Bartholomew Fleming and
lived and died in Ravenswood. Mr. Fleming bought the
placed owned by Mr. George Warth, valued chiefly for the
landing and ferrying opportunities.
Clara Warth was unmarried-died and is buried by the side
of her mother in the Pioneer graveyard in Great Bend,
Meigs county, Ohio."
FELIX BENEDICT, A PIONEER OF 1803 TO RUTLAND
TOWNSHIP.
He was the son of Elisha Benedict, and his wife, Jerusha
Starr Benedict, and was born May 13th, 1767. He, with his
father, Elisha Benedict, were living at Cooperstown, New
York, when in October, 1780, they were taken prisoners
by the British and Indians, then taken to Canada where they
were kept prisoners for two and a half years. He married
Clarissa Hubbell, daughter of Jabez and Sarah Hubbell, of
Otsego county, New York, and coming to Ohio, settled on a
farm near where the village of Rutland is now. He was an
active and influential citizen, prominent in every interest for
the promotion of civil, educational or religious advancement
for the moral good of the neighborhood in which he spent his
long life. He died October 29th, 1828. Mrs. Benedict died
July 9th, 1849. Their children:
Sarah, born October 25th, 1788, married John Dixon,
died September 29th, 1835.
Polly, died young.
Euretta, born March 18th, 1793. She was married in 1821
to Cornelius Merrill. She died December 12th, 1880. They
had six children, Mary, Robert, Luther, Harriet, Clarissa, and
Augustus.
