 Lydia GreggMarried name: Garwood, died 16 Jan 1840 1) James Newton on 13 Aug 18212) Mary on 19 Jul 18233) Cynthia Ann on 24 Sep 18254) Lanson Curtis on 27 Dec 18275) Calvin in 18296) Frances on 14 Feb 18307) Sidney on 23 Mar 18328) Charles Walpus on 12 Aug 18339) Lydia Ann on 3 Jul 183610) Sarah on 16 Dec 183811) Clemantha on 13 Jan 1840Lydia died 3 days after giving birth to Clementha Married 3 Feb 1820 (19 years married) to:  Job Garwood, son of Levi Garwood and Mary Sarah Jane Ellen Inskeep.Born 16 Oct 1796 Culpepper Washington County Crooked Run, Frederick, Virginia, died ± 1865 Logan County, Ohio, approximately 69 years, buried Non-cemetery burial, 1st marriage to: Deborah Mathis, 2nd marriage to: Lydia Gregg Job next wed Deborah[Mathis] Ewing in Logan County, Ohio on September 14, 1842. They had:1) Levi on 23 Jun 18432) Napoleon on 10 Mar 1847 Children: 1. Lanson Curtis GarwoodBorn 28 Dec 1827 Bellefontaine Ohio, died 15 Jan 1899 Champaign Illinois, 71 years Born on a farm near Bellefontaine, Ohio, he spent his childhood on the family farm. He received sufficient education to become a teacher. For several years he taught at Alexandria, Missouri. When not teaching he traveled about repairing clocks and watches, having learned that trade in Ohio. About 1854 he moved to Perrysville, Indiana where he married Isabel Sherfy. In 1862 the couple moved to Champaign where he opened a jewelry and repair shop. As business increased the need for a larger store was neccessary so in 1873 he built a three story brick, known as Garwood Block on Main Street in Champaign. Garwood's wife died in June 1864. He later married Maria Sullivan. She died in 1900 and is buried beside him. An active free mason, he was a member of Western Star Lodge No. 240 A.F. and A.M. Upon his death, the greater portion of his estate was given to found and maintain Garwood Home for Elderly Women. Until a few years ago, this was a brick building known as Garwood Home on North Market Street. 2. Calvin GarwoodBorn 1829 | |||