Bathsheba Rouse 1769–1842 – Whos Your Daddy? Wikigenealogy

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Bathsheba Rouse, 1769–1842 (aged 72 years)

Name

Bathsheba Rouse

Name: Bathsheba /Rouse/
Surname: Rouse
Given names: Bathsheba

Sex Female

Date differences

Family with parents
father	Links Birth: about 1740 — Dartmouth, Bristol, Ma Marriage: 1766 Death: 1818 — Belpre, Washington, Ohio, USA Unique identifier: 569F3F9B27E7EE4587D8802FD87AC56EA34D Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Rebecca Barker Elizabeth Rouse Cynthia Rouse Robert Rouse Michael Rouse Bathsheba Rouse Barker Rouse Ruth Rouse Stephen Rouse John Rouse 1740–1818 Birth: about 1740 — Dartmouth, Bristol, Ma Death: 1818 — Belpre, Washington, Ohio, USA
mother	Links Birth: 1750 Marriage: 1766 Death: 1820 Unique identifier: 569F3F9B27E7EE4587D8802FD87AC56EA34D Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse John Rouse Elizabeth Rouse Cynthia Rouse Robert Rouse Michael Rouse Bathsheba Rouse Barker Rouse Ruth Rouse Stephen Rouse Rebecca Barker 1750–1820 Birth: 1750 Death: 1820
Marriage	Marriage — 1766 —
7 years younger sister	Links Birth: 16 June 1772 32 22 — Dartmouth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA Marriage: 15 February 1803 — Harmar, Marietta, Washington, Oh, USA Death: 28 June 1831 — Harmar, Marietta, Washington, Oh, USA Burial: about 30 June 1831 — Harmar Cem., Sec 2 Lot 44 Marietta, Washington, Ohio, USA Unique identifier: ECBDB0FE76DFCE47A8EFA56F608E6CE8AEBD Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Levi Barber David Barber Elizabeth Barber Austin Barber Levi Barber Levi Barber Elizabeth Rouse 1772–1831 Birth: 16 June 1772 32 22 — Dartmouth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA Death: 28 June 1831 — Harmar, Marietta, Washington, Oh, USA
sister	Links Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Paul Fearing Cynthia Rouse …–…
brother	Links Death: about 1792 — Belpre, Washington, Ohio, USA Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Robert Rouse …–1792 Death: about 1792 — Belpre, Washington, Ohio, USA
elder brother	Links Birth: about 1766 26 16 — Belpre, Washington, Ohio, USA Death: Belpre, Washington, Ohio, USA Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Michael Rouse 1766–… Birth: about 1766 26 16 — Belpre, Washington, Ohio, USA Death: Belpre, Washington, Ohio, USA
4 years herself	Links Birth: 29 September 1769 29 19 — New Bedford, Massachusetts, USA Marriage: Belpre, Washington, Ohio, USA Death: 27 September 1842 — Marietta, Washington County, Oh Burial: about 30 September 1842 — Cemetery Mound, L2, R91, Marietta, Washington, Ohio, USA Unique identifier: 7447925D3D767C4D8AA1ADF60C1CEE4852D4 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Richard Greene Bathsheba Rouse 1769–1842 Birth: 29 September 1769 29 19 — New Bedford, Massachusetts, USA Death: 27 September 1842 — Marietta, Washington County, Oh
5 years younger brother	Links Birth: 1774 34 24 Marriage: 6 June 1824 — Belpre, Washington, Ohio, USA Death: Belpre, Washington, Ohio, USA Unique identifier: 4FE8F2A8B2E1F84CB2ABE398348858DF7329 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Mary Phelps Barker Rouse 1774–… Birth: 1774 34 24 Death: Belpre, Washington, Ohio, USA
sister	Links Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Ruth Rouse …–…
younger brother	Links Birth: 1782 42 32 Marriage: 31 July 1814 — Belpre, Washington, Ohio, USA Death: 10 August 1855 — Belpre, Washington, Ohio, USA Unique identifier: 49DF6EB63C62AF4CB13D2A9A2D90C8011D91 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Maria Theresa McClure Stephen Rouse 1782–1855 Birth: 1782 42 32 Death: 10 August 1855 — Belpre, Washington, Ohio, USA

Family with Richard Greene
husband	Links Birth: 1 December 1769 — East Warwick, R.I., USA Marriage: Belpre, Washington, Ohio, USA Death: December 1805 — Marietta, Washington County, Oh Burial: Cemetery Mound, L2, R91, Marietta, Washington, Ohio, USA Unique identifier: 7447925D3D767C4D8AA1ADF60C1CEE4852D4 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Bathsheba Rouse Richard Greene 1769–1805 Birth: 1 December 1769 — East Warwick, R.I., USA Death: December 1805 — Marietta, Washington County, Oh
herself	Links Birth: 29 September 1769 29 19 — New Bedford, Massachusetts, USA Marriage: Belpre, Washington, Ohio, USA Death: 27 September 1842 — Marietta, Washington County, Oh Burial: about 30 September 1842 — Cemetery Mound, L2, R91, Marietta, Washington, Ohio, USA Unique identifier: 7447925D3D767C4D8AA1ADF60C1CEE4852D4 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Richard Greene Bathsheba Rouse 1769–1842 Birth: 29 September 1769 29 19 — New Bedford, Massachusetts, USA Death: 27 September 1842 — Marietta, Washington County, Oh
Marriage	Marriage — — Belpre, Washington, Ohio, USA

Events of close relatives
Birth	29 September 1769 29 19 New Bedford, Massachusetts, USA
Marriage	Richard Greene — View this family Belpre, Washington, Ohio, USA
Birth of a sister	Elizabeth Rouse 16 June 1772 Dartmouth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA
Birth of a brother	Barker Rouse 1774
Death of a maternal grandfather	Isaac Barker before 1776 Atlantic Ocean, lost at sea
Birth of a brother	Stephen Rouse 1782
Death of a brother	Robert Rouse about 1792 Belpre, Washington, Ohio, USA
Death of a husband	Richard Greene December 1805 Marietta, Washington County, Oh
Death of a father	John Rouse 1818 Belpre, Washington, Ohio, USA
Death of a mother	Rebecca Barker 1820
Death of a sister	Elizabeth Rouse 28 June 1831 Harmar, Marietta, Washington, Oh, USA
Burial of a sister	Elizabeth Rouse about 30 June 1831 Harmar Cem., Sec 2 Lot 44 Marietta, Washington, Ohio, USA
Death	27 September 1842 (aged 72 years) Marietta, Washington County, Oh
Burial	about 30 September 1842 (3 days after death) Cemetery Mound, L2, R91, Marietta, Washington, Ohio, USA
Unique identifier	AA5FB80865FE314C93DF2D151E7933A2C9F8
Last change	9 January 2002 – 01:00:00

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Note	"Ohio's First School Teacher - Bathsheba Rouse" by Lucy COLE Fle ming "Bathsheba Rouse was the first and only teacher in Ohio when sh e called her class ofchildren togeter at Belpre,Washington Co., Ohio, in the summer of 1789. Her pupils met at a little settleme nt that was surrounded for hundreds of miles with an unbroken pr imeval forest ingested with wolves and Indians. Her schoolroo m was a log cabin on the banks of the Ohio River, 14 miles belo w Marietta. Nineteen year old Bathsheban rouse gathered togethe r the small childrenof parents who were fighting agains wild an imals and Indians to establish ahome in the wilderness. Unde r the most primitive conditions she taught the school which mark ed the beginniing of education in Ohio and ranked her as thefir st school mistress in the state and the first teacher under th e provisions of the ordinance of 1787. It does not detract fo r Bathsheba's record to read in history that there were men teac hers in the present state of Ohio before her. For many centurie s the Indian warriors of this section had taught their sons to h unt,fish and make arrows and tomahawks, and to take scalps in wa rfare. Likewise, Indian squaws had taught their daughters to co ok and weave. Before the pioneer school at Belpre, there had be en a mission school forIndians conducted by white men in the Mo ravian mission at Schoenbrunn in Tuscarawas County, to Rev Davi d Zeisberger, the founder of Schoenbrunn, belongs the honor of b eing the first school teacher within the bounds of the present s tate of Ohio, but his pupils were Indian children. So far as i s known, Bathsheba Rouse was the first woman teacher in the stat e of Ohio. Her servicesin the Belpre community in the summer o f 1789 gave her the honor of being thefirst teacher of white ch ildren in Ohio under the supervision of the ordinance of 1787 . In this sense, she was the first teacher in the state......

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"Ohio's First School Teacher - Bathsheba Rouse" by Lucy COLE Fle
ming
"Bathsheba Rouse was the first and only teacher in Ohio when sh
e called her class ofchildren togeter at Belpre,Washington Co.,
Ohio, in the summer of 1789. Her pupils met at a little settleme
nt that was surrounded for hundreds of miles with an unbroken pr
imeval forest ingested with wolves and Indians. Her schoolroo
m was a log cabin on the banks of the Ohio River, 14 miles belo
w Marietta. Nineteen year old Bathsheban rouse gathered togethe
r the small childrenof parents who were fighting agains wild an
imals and Indians to establish ahome in the wilderness. Unde
r the most primitive conditions she taught the school which mark
ed the beginniing of education in Ohio and ranked her as thefir
st school mistress in the state and the first teacher under th
e provisions of the ordinance of 1787. It does not detract fo
r Bathsheba's record to read in history that there were men teac
hers in the present state of Ohio before her. For many centurie
s the Indian warriors of this section had taught their sons to h
unt,fish and make arrows and tomahawks, and to take scalps in wa
rfare. Likewise, Indian squaws had taught their daughters to co
ok and weave. Before the pioneer school at Belpre, there had be
en a mission school forIndians conducted by white men in the Mo
ravian mission at Schoenbrunn in Tuscarawas County, to Rev Davi
d Zeisberger, the founder of Schoenbrunn, belongs the honor of b
eing the first school teacher within the bounds of the present s
tate of Ohio, but his pupils were Indian children. So far as i
s known, Bathsheba Rouse was the first woman teacher in the stat
e of Ohio. Her servicesin the Belpre community in the summer o
f 1789 gave her the honor of being thefirst teacher of white ch
ildren in Ohio under the supervision of the ordinance of 1787
. In this sense, she was the first teacher in the state......