stricken daughter brought his body back and he was laid by
the side of his wife in the graveyard by the little church
called "Bicknell's Chapel." (E.L.B.)
The children of Nehemiah Bicknell and his wife, Julia
Bicknell (nee Larkin), were Emeline Larkin, born February
19th, 1827, and was married to Isaac A. Cowdery in July,
1846. It proved a most unfortunate marriage, and she ob-
tained a divorce in June, 1853, in the Common Pleas court of
Meigs county, and her named restored to that of Bicknell.
She had borne two children, a son, dying at three months, and
a daughter, Ella Frances, who died October 10th, 1860, in her
ninth year.
Julia Amy was born December 28th, 1828, and died of fever,
September, 1846.
An infant son of Nehemiah Bicknell and his wife, March
10, 1833.
Zimrode Adaline was married to John Roberts in May, 1855.
She died December 10th, 1870, leaving three children, Arthur
B., Zimrode Ella, and Albert John Roberts.
Sarah Elizabeth, born September 24th, 1839, and died
October 3rd, 1860.
Mary Susannah, born March 7th, 1842, was married to Rev.
George J. Conner in October, 1869. They had one son, Charlie
Cookman, but father and son both died-the first 1873, the
latter 1876. She was again married to David B. Cross in
January, 1879, and died march 7th, 1882, forty years of age.
She left one son, Willie Bicknell Cross.
Allen Ogden was born in Maryland, April 13th, 1775. He
was in Marietta in 1788. In June, 1795, he married Miss
Hannah Keller, with whom, in April, 1804, they moved to
what is now known as Columbia township, Meigs county. He
purchased land, cleared up a farm, where he made his home
and reared a family of ten children. He served many years
