Mabel Hollister (F)
b. circa 1784, d. after 1860, #206326

     Mabel Hollister was born circa 1784 at New York. She married Asa Sabin, son of Elijah Sabin and Mary Ann "Polly" Salmon, circa 1802 at New York. Mabel Hollister died after 1860 at Ohio.

Elnathan Sabin (M)
b. 6 September 1774, d. 29 December 1777, #206327
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     Elnathan Sabin was born on 6 September 1774 at Pawling, Dutchess County, New York. He was the son of Elijah Sabin and Mary Ann "Polly" Salmon. Elnathan Sabin died on 29 December 1777 at Pawling, Dutchess County, New York, at age 3.

Marcia Martha (F)
b. 7 April 1776, d. 26 October 1776, #206328
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     Marcia Martha was born on 7 April 1776 at Pawling, Dutchess County, New York. She was the daughter of Elijah Sabin and Mary Ann "Polly" Salmon. Marcia Martha died on 26 October 1776 at Pawling, Dutchess County, New York, at age 0. BIRTH: Titus has 17 Apr. MARRIAGE: DEATH: Titus has 23 Oct.

Zebulon Sabin (M)
b. 26 July 1777, d. 5 December 1852, #206329
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     Zebulon Sabin was born on 26 July 1777 at Pawling, Dutchess County, New York. He was the son of Elijah Sabin and Mary Ann "Polly" Salmon. Zebulon Sabin married Christiana McGilvray in 1798 at Dutchess County, New York. Zebulon Sabin married Elizabeth (Unknown) after 1828. Zebulon Sabin died on 5 December 1852 at Harveysburg, Warren County, Ohio, at age 75. He was buried at Waynesville, Warren County, Ohio. ZEBULON SABIN born in Dutchess Co, NY 26 Jul 1777, emigrated to OH about the year 1814, and located in Clinton Co. He was a man of more than ordinary natural ability, possessed a good education for his day, and was for quite a number of years a school teacher. Though mirthfulness and wit abounded in his nature, he was, nevertheless timid and retiring. His wife was Christinia McGilvray, who was born in NY, 29 Mar 1778. Mrs McGilbra's father was a Revolutionary soldier. Mr Sabin had a family of five sons and three daughters: Matilda, William, Elijah, Alford, Sophia, James, Margaret and Arnold, of whom William, Alford, Sophia and James are dead. [Warren County Atlas 1875, L. H. Everts, Page 21]. For continuation of article see ARNOLD T. SABIN whose biography follows on Page 21 in same atlas. Zebulon's body was removed from Harveysburg and was buried in the big non-Quaker cemetery in Waynesville. (Letter from H B Williams to T M Sabin dated 10 Jan 1962).

Christiana McGilvray (F)
b. 29 April 1778, d. 16 May 1828, #206330

     Christiana McGilvray was born on 29 April 1778 at Dutchess County, New York. She married Zebulon Sabin, son of Elijah Sabin and Mary Ann "Polly" Salmon, in 1798 at Dutchess County, New York. Christiana McGilvray died on 16 May 1828 at Clinton County, Ohio, at age 50.

Asa Sabin (M)
b. 7 February 1779, d. 9 September 1855, #206332
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     Asa Sabin was born on 7 February 1779 at Pawling, Dutchess County, New York. He was the son of Elijah Sabin and Mary Ann "Polly" Salmon. Asa Sabin married Mabel Hollister circa 1802 at New York. Asa Sabin died on 9 September 1855 at age 76. Asa's MARRIAGE: Since ASA had two daughters under 10 in the 1810 NY census, he probably was married after 1800 when he would have been 21.

Marsha\Marcia Sabin (F)
b. 11 January 1781, d. 14 May 1813, #206333
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     Marsha\Marcia Sabin was born on 11 January 1781 at Pawling, Dutchess County, New York. She was the daughter of Elijah Sabin and Mary Ann "Polly" Salmon. Marsha\Marcia Sabin married William Haynes circa 1798 at Dutchess County, New York. Marsha\Marcia Sabin died on 14 May 1813 at Chester Twp., Clinton County, Ohio, at age 32. She was buried at Clinton County, Ohio.

William Haynes (M)
b. 9 April 1770, d. 29 September 1821, #206334

     William Haynes was born on 9 April 1770 at Dutchess County, New York. He married Marsha\Marcia Sabin, daughter of Elijah Sabin and Mary Ann "Polly" Salmon, circa 1798 at Dutchess County, New York. William Haynes married an unknown person on 8 October 1818 at Clinton County, Ohio. He died on 29 September 1821 at Chester Twp., Clinton County, Ohio, at age 51. He was buried at Sugar Grove Cemetery, Clinton County, Ohio. William's Lineage: [5], Caleb [4], Josiah [3], Lt Josiah [2], Walter [1] Haynes. WILLIAM HAYNES migrated from Dutchess county, NY to Chester Twp, Clinton, OH in early 1809 and settled about a quarter of a mile east of where Mrs J P Denny at present resides, in the southern portion of Chester Twp. When they settled on the aforesaid place there was hardly a stick amiss. William, at one time, held the office of Justice of the Peace; he was the father of 5 children, of whom two are still living, viz. Harriet, now living in Columbus, and Archibald, the subject of our present sketch, living at Oakland. [Hist. of Clinton Co, OH, 1882].

Deborah Sabin (F)
b. 13 September 1782, #206335
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     Deborah Sabin was born on 13 September 1782 at Pawling, Dutchess County, New York. She was the daughter of Elijah Sabin and Mary Ann "Polly" Salmon.

Warren Sabin (M)
b. 24 January 1784, d. after 1850, #206336
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     Warren Sabin was born on 24 January 1784 at Pawling, Dutchess County, New York. He was the son of Elijah Sabin and Mary Ann "Polly" Salmon. Warren Sabin married Margaret McManis on 4 April 1811 at Wilmington, Clinton County, Ohio. Warren Sabin died after 1850. Warren's MARRIAGE: Clinton County Probate Court Records. Warren was a schoolteacher, first clerk of courts, helped to organize the fire deparment and laid out the town of Sabina. He was not one of the purchasers at the first sale of lots in the town of Wilmington, but he was issued a license to keep a tavern by the court on 10 Oct 1811, and early in the spring hoisted a sign 'Warren Sabin 1811.' which swung to and fro for nearly 40 years. The tavern stood on the lot north of the old courthouse, now the First National Bank, Main and South and extended to the alley, Sabin Bros. Clothing Store. It was a long building with a rail fence. It was a tavern and liquor shop, with a small stock of notions. The great number of people seeking new homes in this rich productive valley made it necessary that Warren should add more rooms to his tavern, four or five one story log houses were added to the main building making it in truth a strange looking hotel - much like our motels of a few years back. It became known from east to west and was a common resting place for the early survey hunters. It was the headquarters for the military organizations of the county and the officers presiding over the courts held in Clinton Co for a third of a century. He built a horsepower mill in 1810 on ground where the Methodist church now stands and traded it immediately for a piece of land. He was William Hale's brother-in-law who had married his sister Mariah. His daughter, Mary Stuart Sabin, was the first white child born in Wilmington and lived to be 90 years old and did not marry. She was named for her maternal grandmother from VA. Sabina was surveyed 10 Aug 1813, and laid out by Warren Sabin (who named it for his father, Elijah) in 1830 on land originally owned by P Neville. The first building built upon the land where the town stands was a log structure little better than a pen built by Elisha Evans, long before the town was contemplated. The first house in the town was a pole long house built by Elijah Sabin. William McMillan and Warren Sabin were the first store keepers of the place. They opened a general store as soon after the town was laid out as they could get a building erected.

Margaret McManis (F)
b. 7 October 1791, d. 24 January 1843, #206337

     Margaret McManis was born on 7 October 1791 at Jefferson, Kentucky. She married Warren Sabin, son of Elijah Sabin and Mary Ann "Polly" Salmon, on 4 April 1811 at Wilmington, Clinton County, Ohio. Margaret McManis died on 24 January 1843 at Wilmington, Clinton County, Ohio, at age 51. She was buried at Sugar Grove Cemetery, Clinton County, Ohio. Margaret was buried on family plot on her father's farm. [Hinshaw's Quakers V:526]. George McManis laid off a cemetery on his farm about one mile west of Clarksville, now known as the Emily Graveyard. She was removed from the Quaker graveyard and reburied in Sec 3, Sugar Grove Cem, Wilmington, along with Louisa Sabin, Myrtilla Sabin, Elizabeth Sabin, George McManis and John McManus per 'Cemeteries of Clinton County, OH' p 241, 352.

Matilda Sabin (F)
b. 21 December 1787, d. 17 September 1870, #206338
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     Matilda Sabin was born on 21 December 1787 at Pawling, Dutchess County, New York. She was the daughter of Elijah Sabin and Mary Ann "Polly" Salmon. Matilda Sabin died on 17 September 1870 at Wilson Twp., Clinton County, Ohio, at age 82. She was buried at Sugar Grove Cemetery, Clinton County, Ohio. Matilda: BIRTH, MARRIAGE, DEATH: Died on 17 Sep 1870 in morning, MATILDA SABIN WELCH, at residence of her son-in-law, M. M. SPENCER near Reesville. A native of NY, where she married. Came to OH with her husband and 3 children. Member of Meth. Epis. Church. Age 84 Years. [Clinton County Ohio Obituaries 1867-1875, Larry D. Mart, 1976, p. 33]. BURIED: 9-19-1870 SEC. 3, LOT 17, KIN ELIZAH and MARY SABIN [Clinton Co. Cemeteries, Sugar Grove, Wilmington, OH, p. 250]. MATILDA WELCH died 17 Sep 1870, age 84 years. GRST at Sugar Grove Cemetery. Her husband PETER buried on same lot.

Elvacinda Sabin (F)
b. 18 February 1790, d. 22 May 1840, #206339
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     Elvacinda Sabin was born on 18 February 1790 at Pawling, Dutchess County, New York. She was the daughter of Elijah Sabin and Mary Ann "Polly" Salmon. Elvacinda Sabin died on 22 May 1840 at Clinton County, Ohio, at age 50. BIRTH: Titus has 16 Feb. MARRIAGE: DEATH: BIRTH, DEATH: ELVACINDA was born 18 Feb 1790 NY and died 22 May 1840. (Descendants of Elijah Sabin of NY & OH, 9 Feb 1991, Gordon A. Morris, p. 3). HISTORY: ELVACINDA purchased Lot 22 in Sabina 1 Nov 1831 from brother WARREN SABIN & his wife. (Clinton Co. Deed).

Lewis Augustus Sabin (M)
b. 27 September 1791, d. 14 January 1793, #206340
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     Lewis Augustus Sabin was born on 27 September 1791 at Pawling, Dutchess County, New York. He was the son of Elijah Sabin and Mary Ann "Polly" Salmon. Lewis Augustus Sabin died on 14 January 1793 at Pawling, Dutchess County, New York, at age 1. BIRTH: Titus has 25 Sep. DEATH.

Mary Ann "Polly" Sabin (F)
b. 22 June 1793, d. 8 November 1877, #206342
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     Mary Ann "Polly" Sabin was born on 22 June 1793 at Pawling, Dutchess County, New York. She was the daughter of Elijah Sabin and Mary Ann "Polly" Salmon. Mary Ann "Polly" Sabin married James Dakin, son of Preserved Fish Dakin and Deborah Akin, on 27 April 1815 at Dutchess County, New York. Mary Ann "Polly" Sabin died on 8 November 1877 at Harveysburg, Warren County, Ohio, at age 84.

James Dakin (M)
b. 18 June 1790, d. 13 February 1857, #206343
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     James Dakin was born on 18 June 1790 at Ferrisburg, Addison County, Vermont. He was the son of Preserved Fish Dakin and Deborah Akin. James Dakin married Mary Ann "Polly" Sabin, daughter of Elijah Sabin and Mary Ann "Polly" Salmon, on 27 April 1815 at Dutchess County, New York. James Dakin died on 13 February 1857 at Harveysburg, Warren County, Ohio, at age 66. James' BIRTH: NEXUS Vol. VIII, No. 3 & 4, p. 109, June-August, 1991. "Descendants of Thomas Dakin of Concord, MA" by Albert H Dakin. Published 1948. Out of Print. This book says that all of James Dakin children were born in Oakland, OH, but I cannot find that location on a map. James Dakin was a Common Pleas Judge of Clinton Co, OH, was at Wilmington, OH for years. He bought 200 acres of land from his father on 9 Dec 1814. James died 13 Feb 1857 in Harveysburg, Warren, OH. [Atlas of Clinton Co., OH, p. 22].

Ann Maria Sabin (F)
b. 3 March 1797, d. 25 December 1884, #206344
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     Ann Maria Sabin was born on 3 March 1797 at Pawling, Dutchess County, New York. She was the daughter of Elijah Sabin and Mary Ann "Polly" Salmon. Ann Maria Sabin married William Hale on 15 January 1817 at Wilmington, Clinton County, Ohio. Ann Maria Sabin died on 25 December 1884 at Wilmington, Clinton County, Ohio, at age 87. She was buried at Sugar Grove Cemetery, Clinton County, Ohio. Maria Ann Sabine's BIRTH-MARRIAGE: also Hicksite Friend, b. 3-3-1797, Dutchess Co., NY; d. 12-25-1884, bur Sugar Grove Cem, Wilmington, OH; dau of ELIJAH and MARY (SALMON) SABIN. [Hinshaw's Quakers, Vol. 5, p. 65]. MARRIAGE: Married WILLIAM HALE, Hicksite Friend, 1-16-1817 Clinton Co. [Clinton County Probate Court Records]. [The Ancestor & Descendants of Jacob & Martha Harvey Hale by Kathryn Williams, Clinton Co., 1969]. HISTORY: MARIA was reared in Dutchess Co., NY. Her father, ELIJAH SABIN served in the Revolutionary War and brought his family to Clinton Co. in 1816. MARIA HALE recalled that she saw "Fulton's Folly", the first steamboat when it went up the Hudson River. (First run in 1807). LETTER: Exact Copy of Letter written by Maria Sabin Hale (Mrs. William) August 29, 1878 Dear Niece: I came in receipt of 10th inst. Was glad to hear from our friends once more and to hear of you all enjoying good health. My health is poor, have a very bad cough, and my eyes are no better. William is quite feeble this summer. Mary Brindle has been very sick, is some better, the rest are all well I believe. In answer to your questions I can tell you in part. Grandfather's name was Jeremiah Sabine from England. He and his brother settled near Boston. Grandmother's name was Mary Birch. (a widow Holdridge) My father lived at the old homestead when grandfather died. Uncle Bakeman, father's youngest brother, lived at Black River, N. Y. Uncle Jeremiah moved here before we did. He was living near Columbus when we came here 61 years ago. There were no Pierces or Chases in the family that I know of. My father Elijah had seven brothers and sisters. His sisters' names were Mary and Anna. The brothers were Able, Jeremiah, Birch, Timothy and Bakeman. Aunt Mary married a Hunt. Able and Anna were did not marry--died young. Timothy married Hannah Salmond, my mother's sister. Jeremiah married a Birtchel. Grandfather married her sister a widow Sherman, for his second wife. Grandmother Salmond's name was Jarucia Covel. Now Mary, this is as near as I can answer your questions and hope they will be satisfactory. I was glad to hear you enjoyed yourself with our new found relative. Carlina Sabine was sick one week, heard she had a fever. Of course she will be missed by her children. Your friends are all about as they were when you were here as far as I know. Give our love to all your friends and keep a share for yourself. As ever, your aunt, Maria Hale Notes about letter: (1) written to her niece MARY (?). (2) MARIA's husband still alive, but feeble. (3) Did not know much about earliest history of SABIN family. (4) Her father ELIJAH was living at family homestead when his father died. (5) Black River, N.Y. is just east of Watertown in Jefferson Co., NY. (6) Uncle JEREMIAH came to Ohio first and was living near Columbus when MARIA arrived in 1817 (61 years ago). (7) She said her father had seven brothers and sisters which she named, but she omitted ASA and LIONEL and added TIMOTHY whom she said married HANNAH SALMOND, my mother's sister. (8) ABEL and ANN did not marry and died young. (9) JEREMIAH married a BIRTCHEL (PHOEBE BIRDSELL). (10) Grandfather (JEREMIAH) married her sister, a widow SHERMAN, for his second wife. (11) Grandmother SALMOND's name was JARUCIA COVEL. (12) CAROLINE (CLEAVER) SABIN of Wilmington had just died on 5 Aug 1878. (13) MARY BRINDLE was probably her daughter who had married GEORGE BRINDLE. (14) It should be noted that MARIA ANN was born in 1797 so much of the above would have been told her.

William Hale (M)
b. 27 September 1790, d. 15 July 1887, #206345

     William Hale was born on 27 September 1790 at Randolph County, North Carolina. He married Ann Maria Sabin, daughter of Elijah Sabin and Mary Ann "Polly" Salmon, on 15 January 1817 at Wilmington, Clinton County, Ohio. William Hale died on 15 July 1887 at Wilmington, Clinton County, Ohio, at age 96. He was buried at Sugar Grove Cemetery, Clinton County, Ohio. William's BIRTH: Born 27 Sep 1790, Randolph Co., NC. [The Ancestor and Descendants of Jacob and Martha Harvey Hale, Kathryn Williams, Clinton Co., 1969 p. 11]. [Hinshaw's Quakers, Vol. 5, p. 65]. MARRIAGE: When WILLIAM HALE and MARIA ANN SABIN were married 16 Jan 1818, his brother SAMUEL gave them a gala reception at his hotel after which, they went to housekeeping in a log cabin on S. Mulberry St. HISTORY: WILLIAM was a brick mason and assisted his father with the construction of the first county court house, the hotel and another brick building on Main St., as well as several brick buildings in the Todd's Fork area. The county owes much to WILLIAM HALE for his part in its early development and prosperity. In the eighty years he lived here, he never lost interest in civic affairs. It was he who gave much of the information on county history which is now available. He was a Hicksite Friend. [The Ancestor and Descendants of Jacob and Martha Harvey Hale, Kathryn Williams, Clinton Co., 1969 p. 11]. DEATH: WILLIAM HALE, Wilmington, OH. B. 9-27-1790 NC. D. 7-15-1887. Bur 7-17-1887. Sec. 1 Lot 98. Kin JOHN & HENRY HALE. Sugar Grove Cemetery, Wilmington, OH. [Cemeteries of Clinton Co., OH, p. 288].

Elizabeth Jane Sabin (F)
b. after 1797, d. 13 November 1824, #206346
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     Elizabeth Jane Sabin was born after 1797 at Pawling, Dutchess County, New York. She was the daughter of Elijah Sabin and Mary Ann "Polly" Salmon. Elizabeth Jane Sabin died on 13 November 1824 at Clinton County, Ohio. She was buried at Sugar Grove Cemetery, Clinton County, Ohio. BIRTH, DEATH: ELIZABETH JANE born after 1797 NY and died 13 Nov 1824. Burial: 28 Nov 1824 in Pomfret, Windham, CT. [NGSQ v74 p126]. following along with other Sabin burials in Pomfret, CT: Sabin, Widow, 28 Nov. 1824. How someone decided that this was for ELIZABETH SABIN of Clinton Co, OH who was did not marry is beyond me. (JLB) There was an Aunt BETSEY SABIN who was originally buried in the McManis Cemetery and moved to the Sugar Grove cemetery in 1859. (See letter written by ELIJAH SABIN to WILLIAM S. MAGEE 25 April 1859.

Nelson Sabin (M)
b. after 1798, d. 13 November 1825, #206347
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     Nelson Sabin was born after 1798 at Pawling, Dutchess County, New York. He was the son of Elijah Sabin and Mary Ann "Polly" Salmon. Nelson Sabin died on 13 November 1825 at Ohio.