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| JN had a brother who had a son Jacob (b. 14.Feb.1760). A number of family trees and records compiled from this show Margaret Sueberlingen as the wife of Jacob (b. 1760) and attribute children Nicholas, Solomon, Phillip and David to this union. However, a book titled Names in Stone, which lists cemetery inscriptions from Frederick County, MD, includes a record for a Jacob Hiteshew b. 14 Feb. 1760 d. 10.May.1826. So it seems that Jacob (b. 1760) cannot be the Jacob Highshoe (age 80-89) listed directly under a Solomon Highshoe (age 40-49) in an 1840 census record for Harrison, Perry, OH. Instead, it seems likely that the census record refers to J. Jacob (b. 1757, son of JN), as does an 1830 census record for the same township that lists Jacob Hitshue (age 70-79), along with Soloman Hitshue (age 30-39), David Hitshue (age 30-39), and Nicholas Hitshue (age 30-39). | JN had a brother who had a son Jacob (b. 14.Feb.1760). A number of family trees and records compiled from this show Margaret Sueberlingen as the wife of Jacob (b. 1760) and attribute children Nicholas, Solomon, Phillip and David to this union. However, a book titled Names in Stone, which lists cemetery inscriptions from Frederick County, MD, includes a record for a Jacob Hiteshew b. 14 Feb. 1760 d. 10.May.1826. So it seems that Jacob (b. 1760) cannot be the Jacob Highshoe (age 80-89) listed directly under a Solomon Highshoe (age 40-49) in an 1840 census record for Harrison, Perry, OH. Instead, it seems likely that the census record refers to J. Jacob (b. 1757, son of JN), as does an 1830 census record for the same township that lists Jacob Hitshue (age 70-79), along with Soloman Hitshue (age 30-39), David Hitshue (age 30-39), and Nicholas Hitshue (age 30-39). |