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John Landiss

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Name John Landiss Birth 1764 Granville, North Carolina Gender Male Death 1843 Crawford, Indiana Person ID I276 Yatesville History & Genealogy Last Modified 17 Aug 2016
Family Mary Henderson, b. Abt 1770 Marriage 1786/7 Children 1. Isaac Landiss, b. 28 Dec 1788, North Carolina 2. John Landiss, b. 7 Feb 1799, North Carolina d. 1892, English, Indiana
(Age 92 years)
3. William Abraham Landiss, b. 27 Jul 1804, Granville, North Carolina d. 13 Sep 1850, Temple, Crawford, Indiana
(Age 46 years)
4. David Landiss, b. Abt 1807, North Carolina 5. Nancy Landiss, b. Abt 1808, North Carolina 6. Mary Landiss, b. Abt 1809, North Carolina 7. Fanny Landiss, b. Abt 1810, North Carolina Family ID F237 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 3 Feb 2023
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Notes - Sometime during the year 1811, it is believed, William Landiss, with his family, moved from Granville County, North Carolina to Bedford County, Tennessee, to the Landiss settlements on the Duck River. Five years later the family moved on into Indiana.
John Landis of English, Indiana wrote: "In March, 1816, we, my father, a sister and myself, crossed the Ohio River into Indiana. In August of the same year all the rest of the family followed except one sister, who remained in Tennessee. We crossed the Ohio at Mauk's Ferry and settled in what is now Crawford County, about one quarter of a mile east of the Hazelwood Sulphur Springs and opposite the old burying ground, which was then in Orange County. At that time Orange, Perry and Harrison Counties cornered about a quarter of a mile east of the Sulphur Springs. The country was covered with a dense forest and there were only three families that composed the settlement."
Rev. Wm. Landiss, Section 6
- Sometime during the year 1811, it is believed, William Landiss, with his family, moved from Granville County, North Carolina to Bedford County, Tennessee, to the Landiss settlements on the Duck River. Five years later the family moved on into Indiana.