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Jim & Selma Burrows

James Roult and his wife Abigail

James Roult was born in about 1775. He died at the age of about 56 in about 1831 in (Hocking), Ohio.

James Roult married a woman named Abigail.

Abigail was born in about 1781.

Their children were:

Very little is known about this family at present. Most of the information here comes from deeds and the 1830 census

Research Notes:

The 1830 census for Salt Creek, Hocking County, Ohio lists James Roult's household as follows:

        1 Male 10 to 15
        1 Male 15 to 20
        1 Male 50 to 60
        1 female  5 to 10
        1 female 15 to 20
        1 female 40 to 50

The 1830 census for Salt Creek, Hocking County, Ohio lists Gideon Comstock's household as:

        1 male <5
        2 males 5 to 10
        1 mail 10 to 15
        1 male 30 to 40
        1 female <5
        2 females 5 to 10
        1 female 15 to 20
        1 female 30 to 40

The 1830 census for Salt Creek, Pickaway County, Ohio, lists Isaac Bushey's household as:

        1 male <5
        1 male 5<10
        1female <5
        1 female 20 to 30

From these records we have assigned the following ages to the members of the Roult family:


        Name            Relation  Range  Age Reason

        James Roult     Father    50-60  55  Mid-range, near wife
        Abigail Roult   Mother    40-50  49  Children from 19-39
        Lucy Roult      Daughter  30-40  30  Mother 19, oldest child 10-15
        Margaret Roult  Daughter  20-30  25  Child 5-10, mid-range
        Martha Roult    Daughter  21     21  Born 1809
        Susanah Roult   Daughter  15-20  17  Mid-range, married in 2 years
        Sabina Roult    Daughter  5-10   10  Mother 39 at birth, marr. in 8
        Charles Roult   Son       15-20  19  Whimsy
        John Roult      Son       10-15  13  Mid-range, married in 8 years

All of this assumes that the children married in the order of birth, and a number of other unwarranted assumptions. TO DO: Copy in the deeds history.