*Timothy Rardan Rardin
1772 - 1858 (85 years)
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Name *Timothy Rardan Rardin Birth 21 May 1772 5th Son; Pennsylvania 
Gender Male Burial Jan 1858 Ohio, USA Death 18 Jan 1858 Clermont County, Ohio, USA Person ID I20092 My Genealogy Last Modified 17 Nov 2020
Father *John Rardin, b. 1720, County Kerry, Ireland d. 1796, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania (Age 76 years) Mother Anne d. Yes, date unknown Marriage County Kerry, Ireland Family ID F7767 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Permilia Smith d. Yes, date unknown Marriage 1794 1st Marriage; Clermont County, Ohio Children 1. *David Rardan Rardin, b. 4 Aug 1794, Clermont County, Ohio, USA d. 10 May 1845, Drowned Crossing Sugar Creek In Indiana (Age 50 years)2. Mary Rardan, b. 1796, Clermont County, Ohio, USA d. Yes, date unknown3. James Rardan, b. 1798, Clermont County, Ohio, USA d. Yes, date unknown4. Moses Rardan, b. 1800, Clermont County, Ohio, USA d. Yes, date unknown5. Timothy Rardan, b. 1802, Clermont County, Ohio, USA d. Yes, date unknown6. George Rardan, b. 1804, Clermont County, Ohio, USA d. Yes, date unknown7. Jonathan Rardan, b. 1806, Clermont County, Ohio, USA d. Yes, date unknown8. Permilla Rardan, b. 1808, Clermont County, Ohio, USA d. Yes, date unknownFamily ID F7641 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 24 Jan 2013
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Notes - "He moved with his family down the Ohio river, stopping in CampbellCounty, Kentucky and settled in Clermont County, Ohio. He enlisted inthe War of 1812 as a private, in the Company of Capt. Samuel Ross,Reg. of Col. William Colgrove. Although he was not active as a churchmember, he donated land for the first church and school in the area."Source: "David Rardin", Parke County History, Indiana 1821-1989.[Transcribed 12 July 2006, SLJuhl, compiler]
Signed Nathaniel Rectors Pension application.
His son David, and grandson James both drowned while crossing SugarCreek in Indiana. Unknown as to exactly where along Sugar Creek orwhich County for sure, but it is likely near Fountain County. As perJoyce L. Clore Elkins notes, and the above article.
- "He moved with his family down the Ohio river, stopping in CampbellCounty, Kentucky and settled in Clermont County, Ohio. He enlisted inthe War of 1812 as a private, in the Company of Capt. Samuel Ross,Reg. of Col. William Colgrove. Although he was not active as a churchmember, he donated land for the first church and school in the area."Source: "David Rardin", Parke County History, Indiana 1821-1989.[Transcribed 12 July 2006, SLJuhl, compiler]