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Daniel Dean

Birth	:	20 Oct 1766 County Waterford, Ireland
Death	:	24 Jan 1843 New Jasper, Greene County, Ohio, USA
Burial	:	Dean Cemetery, Jamestown, Greene County, USA
Coordinate	:	39.6689493, -83.8315935
Description	:	----------------------------- Daniel was born in the village of Tubermore, Londonderry, Nortern Ireland, son of Roger & Mary (Campbell) Dean. Daniel was a miller and a farmer. Daniel is on the First Family of Ohio rooster #2545. In 1812 Daniel purchased 1,800 acres of land in Caesars Creek, what has by now become New Jasper and with his wife, Jeannete had another child for a total of 11 children, the first 10 all born in Winchester Kentucky. ----------------------------- It has been noted elsewhere in this volume that the Deans are one of the oldest and most numerous families in this section of Ohio. The... Read More	----------------------------- Daniel was born in the village of Tubermore, Londonderry, Nortern Ireland, son of Roger & Mary (Campbell) Dean. Daniel was a miller and a farmer. Daniel is on the First Family of Ohio rooster #2545. In 1812 Daniel purchased 1,800 acres of land in Caesars Creek, what has by now become New Jasper and with his wife, Jeannete had another child for a total of 11 children, the first 10 all born in Winchester Kentucky. ----------------------------- It has been noted elsewhere in this volume that the Deans are one of the oldest and most numerous families in this section of Ohio. The family had its beginning here in 1812, when Daniel Dean came up here from Kentucky with his family of eleven children and settled on a tract of eighteen hundred acres of land he had purchased along Caesarscreek. Daniel Dean was born in the village of Tubermore, Londonderry, in the north of Ireland, in 1766, son of Roger and Mary Dean, and was eighteen years of age when he came to this country in 1784, landing at the port of Philadelphia. For about four years after his arrival here he sojourned in Pennsylvania, Maryland and Virginia, "getting his bearings," and then went to Kentucky and bought a tract of land in the vicinity of Mt. Sterling, in Montgomery county. A couple of years later he sent back to Ireland for his mother, his father meanwhile having died, and a year later, in 1791, he married Janet Steele, who was born in Augusta county, Virginia, but who had moved with her parents into Kentucky, and after his marriage established his home on his land in the Mt. Sterling settlement, where he continued to live until 1812, when he disposed of his interests there and moved up here into the valley of the Little Miami and settled on a tract of land he had previously bought with a view to removing his family from the baleful influence of the institution of human slavery that had fastened itself upon the state of Kentucky. By this time his older sons were pretty well grown and it was not long until the Dean tract on Caesars creek began to be claimed from its wilderness state and as the children married homes also were established for them there. In that pioneer home on Caesars creek Daniel Dean's mother died on July 21, 1825, she then being eighty-six years of age. His wife died on November 28, 1841, and he died on January 24, 1843, all being buried in the burial ground he had established on his land and in which many others of the Deans have since been buried. Source: History of Greene County, Ohio, pages 52-53 In Kentucky Daniel Dean and his wife were affiliated with the Associate Reformed church, but upon coming up here put in their lot with that of the Associate congregation then being ministered to by the Rev. Robert Armstrong, there being no congregation of their own communion, and were ever after active workers in the affairs of that congregation, as were their children. As noted above, there were eleven of these children, namely: Robert, the first born, who was the father of William Campbell Dean, the subject of this memorial scetch; Mary C., who married James Moore; Janet S., who married Hugh Campbell; Elizabeth, who married James Campbell; Margaret, who married John Bickett; William, who married Catherine Shook; James, who married Elizabeth Pendray and moved to Delaware County, Indiana; Joseph, who married Hannah Boggs; Ann, who married Walter Perry; Daniel, who married Jane Campbell, and Julia, who married James Hopping. As all these reared large families of their own, th numerous connection of the Dean family in the present generation is readily accounted for. It is worthy of note that thirty-six of the male descendants of the pioneer Daniel Dean served as soldiers of the Union during the Civil War. Source: History of Greene County, Ohio, page 53 ---------------------------

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Daniel Dean's memorial is located at: Dean Cemetery, Jamestown, Greene County, USA.
When did Daniel Dean death?
Daniel Dean death on 24 Jan 1843 in New Jasper, Greene County, Ohio, USA
Where are the coordinates of the Daniel Dean's memorial?
Latitude: 39.6689493
Longitude: -83.8315935

Family Members:

Parent

Mary Campbell Dean

(1739 - 1825)

Spouse

Elizabeth Jennet “Janet” Steele Dean

(1766 - 1841)

Children

Robert Dean

(1792 - 1856)

Mary C Dean Moore

(1794 - 1857)

Margaret Peggy Dean Bickett

(1799 - 1846)

James Dean

(1801 - 1871)

Joseph Dean

(1804 - 1883)

Daniel Dean Jr.

(1808 - 1838)

Julia Ann Dean Hopping

(1815 - 1844)

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Nearby Cemetories:

1. Dean Cemetery
Jamestown, Greene County, USA
Coordinate: 39.6689493, -83.8315935

2. Deardoff Cemetery
New Jasper, Greene County, USA
Coordinate: 39.6691720, -83.8115010

3. Boots Cemetery
Xenia, Greene County, USA
Coordinate: 39.6478720, -83.8492610

4. Shook Cemetery
Xenia, Greene County, USA
Coordinate: 39.6468040, -83.8479890

5. Turner Cemetery
New Jasper, Greene County, USA
Coordinate: 39.6330000, -83.8485000

6. Caesarscreek Cemetery
New Jasper Township, Greene County, USA
Coordinate: 39.6805992, -83.7827988

7. Hagler Cemetery
New Jasper Township, Greene County, USA
Coordinate: 39.6331520, -83.8554001

8. Bone Cemetery
New Jasper, Greene County, USA
Coordinate: 39.6309470, -83.8546000

9. Mount Tabor Cemetery
New Jasper, Greene County, USA
Coordinate: 39.6222829, -83.8285377

10. McDonald Cemetery
Xenia, Greene County, USA
Coordinate: 39.6410190, -83.8825030

11. Bell Cemetery
Xenia Township, Greene County, USA
Coordinate: 39.6453018, -83.8865967

12. Hook Cemetery
Xenia Township, Greene County, USA
Coordinate: 39.6428413, -83.8864059

13. Shaner Graveyard
Jamestown, Greene County, USA
Coordinate: 39.6496640, -83.7719940

14. Caesarscreek Baptist Church Cemetery
New Jasper, Greene County, USA
Coordinate: 39.6385420, -83.7776830

15. Lucas Cemetery
Xenia, Greene County, USA
Coordinate: 39.6150140, -83.8447220

16. Loyd Cemetery
Xenia, Greene County, USA
Coordinate: 39.6480000, -83.9019000

17. Heath Cemetery
Xenia, Greene County, USA
Coordinate: 39.6498489, -83.9073486

18. Ireland Cemetery #1
Paintersville, Greene County, USA
Coordinate: 39.6083330, -83.8473130

19. Ireland Cemetery #2
Paintersville, Greene County, USA
Coordinate: 39.6214000, -83.8864060

20. Stand Pipe Cemetery
Xenia, Greene County, USA
Coordinate: 39.6873500, -83.9113330

21. Sheley Cemetery
Jamestown, Greene County, USA
Coordinate: 39.6489560, -83.7490730

22. Sheeley Cemetery
Silvercreek Township, Greene County, USA
Coordinate: 39.6486015, -83.7491989

23. Martindale Cemetery
New Jasper, Greene County, USA
Coordinate: 39.6145970, -83.8857580

24. Methodist Cemetery (Defunct)
Xenia, Greene County, USA
Coordinate: 39.6840640, -83.9184530