Had two daughter and one son
Jonathan was a farmer.
In 1820 census he was married and living in Coshocton Co. OH, (Oxford Twp) next door to Jacob Reed, probably his father-in-law. In 1830 census he was in Tuscarwas co. Oh (Salem Twp). In 1840 census he was in Holmes Co, OH. In 1850, he and most of his family were in Sullivan Co. MO.
Purchased land Tuscarwarus Co., Salem TWP OH Sept. 10 1833.
Sold land Tuscarwarus Co., Salem TWP OH April 1, 1835.
Purchased land Holmes Co. Knox TWP OH Dec. 1 1835.
Purchased land Holmes Co, Knox TWP OH April 10 1837.
Sold land Holmes Co, Knox Twp, OH Aug. 11 1837.
Sold land Holmes Co., Knox Twp, OH Aug. 12 1837.
Purchased land Holmes Co, Washington Twp OH Aug. 15 1837.
Sold land Holmes Co., Washington Twp OH Sept. 14 1840.Sullivan County, MO Deaths 1875-1877
These death records are not complete for the county, but do constitute the death records as they appeared in the Sullivan Standard and the Milan Republican. Often the dates given were vague, as "last week", "a few days ago", "sometime back", "recently" etc. If the exact date was not given, but a remark as "last Tuesday", "Sunday back", and similar expressions used, the date of the newspaper and a perpetual calendar were used to try to ascertain the exact date. The wording concerning these deaths is as it appears in the news item.
Sept. 10,1875. Jonathan Tipton Sr. died at his residence 6 miles southwest of this place (Milan) one day last week.
Source:http://www.rootsweb.com/~mosulliv/records/scdeaths75-77.html
Census_Year 1850
Microfilm # M432-420
State MO
County Sullivan32 168 168 TIPTON Jonithan 49 M Farmer 350 OH
33 168 168 TIPTON Elnor 47 F VA
34 168 168 TIPTON Nathanel 23 M Labour OH
35 168 168 TIPTON Jacob K 19 M Labour OH
36 168 168 TIPTON Jonithan 16 M Labour OH
37 168 168 TIPTON Martha 11 F OH
38 168 168 TIPTON Charlolly 9 F IL
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RELI Methodist
1910 Sullivan County, Polk Twp. Census
154/156 Tiptom, Hiram 89 M 2 17 y Ohio
Wife Mary E. 60 M2, 17y 4-4 Wva Va Wva
In 1850 Census he was inb Cole County, Illinois.
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EVEN Civil War.If the father of a family was called to service and had a son old enough to go to war, he could go instead of the father. Hiram, the father was called and Jonathan "John" , the son wanted to go in his father's instead. the family thought they had Jonathan talked out of going, but when he went to the field to work, he could hear the roaring of the Cannons and it made him more anxious to go, so he went to the house and told his mother he was going and did. Three legs of the horse he was riding were shot off, so he ask the Captain what he should do now. The Captian told him to strap the saddle on his back and fall in line. this he did and shot 15 rounds. He was not killed in the battle, but took sick and died on a straw pile. His Father started after his body, but when he had gone so far, the people told him he had better go back home the "Bushwackers" would be sure to kill him, Jonathan was later buried.
Jonathon may have been wounded in the Civil War. He enlisted in 1st reg't cav M.S.M. Jan. 4th 1862 at Milan, MO. Mustered in 2/17/1862 at Milan Mo., Co C Captain Jackson. Remarks say Discharged April 10, 1862 by Civil Authorities.
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RELI Methodist
1910 Sullivan County, Polk Twp. Census
154/156 Tiptom, Hiram 89 M 2 17 y Ohio
Wife Mary E. 60 M2, 17y 4-4 Wva Va Wva
In 1850 Census he was inb Cole County, Illinois.