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Hi,
I think your James Madison Brazier may come from this line. Let me know if you think this is the connection.
Rev. Laban Brazier and Deborah Dial
c1. Laban Brazier, b. 24 Jul 1769, NC, d. 16 Dec 1841, Clermont Co, OH; m.1. 4 Sep 1804 in Rowan Co, NC, (Rowan Marriages, by Brent H. Holcomb), Deborah Dial, b. 23 or 28 Feb 1785, Delaware, d. 12 Mar 1822, Clermont Co, OH, d/o Shadrach Dial and Nancy Horney; m.2. 9 Dec 1824, in Clermont Co, OH "by James Ward, JP," Olive "Olley" (née Warren; widow Ayers), b. 14 Dec 1792, Maine, d. 2 Oct 1854, Decatur Co, IN, bur Ridlen Cem, St. Paul, IN, d/o John Warren Sr, b. 25 Apr 1772, Berwick, ME, d. 2 Oct 1851, Decatur Co, IN, and Hannah Witham, b. c1770-75, d. 1841-43 [contact: Jon Stedman, 1919 Eagle Drive, Denton, TX 76201].
1796 (Iredell Co, NC, Deed Book 15, p.490) Laban Brazier. Record pertains to survey of 100 acres in Rowan Co (Iredell split off from Rowan in 1788).
About 1807 or before, Laban Brazier, his wife, her father Shadrach Dial (s/o Robert Dial), and Shadrach's second wife moved from Rowan Co, NC, to Clermont Co, OH, where they are on the County Tax lists for 1810.
In 1813, he is on the Tax list of Union twp, Clermont Co, and received $11 for services to Batavia twp in 1822, where he was property holder No 4455 in 1826. He was minister of Batavia Methodist Episcopal Church in 1817, and is listed (with Elijah Brazier) as an early member of Olive Branch, Methodist Episcopal Church, before 1831.
Rev. Laban Brazier was apparently a circuit riding Methodist minister. A member of the Brazier family gave to Bethesda Hospital, which had a small museum, several letters of Laban and his father-in-law, Shadrach Dial, concerning land titles, and a set of saddlebags said to have belonged to Rev. Laban Brazier. These items are now in the Ohio State Historical Society Library in Cincinnati.
Laban left his family Bible to his second wife, Olive. Someone apparently tried to destroy it, but charred remains of it are now in the Cincinnati Public Library. It has been transcribed in Bible Records of Thirty Ohio Families,
Family of Laban Brazier and Deborah Dial:
d1. Mary D. Brazier, b. 30 Aug 1805, NC, d. 29 Sep 1867, Marion Co, IN; m. 4 Jan 1824, in Clermont Co, OH (by David Dial, JP), Reuben Hunter, s/o John Hunter and Mary _______, d. 13 Sep 1846
d2. Nancy Brazier, b. 10 Nov 1807, Clermont Co, OH, d. Jun 1875, Spencer Co, IN; m. 22 Jan 1827, in Clermont Co, OH, Reuben Lloyd, b. PA
e1. Julia Ann Lloyd, m. Thomas O. Barker, of IN (re: Ruth Barker Morgan. [NB: I wrote 1992; ltr returned: 239 E. Fifth St. San Dimas, CA 91773)
d3. Elijah Brazier, b. 10 or 14 Jan 1810, Clermont Co, OH, d. 26 Apr 1883; m. 14 Nov 1834, Clermont Co, OH, Lydia _______, b. 10 Apr 1810, d. 4 May 1897, both bur Olive Branch Cem, Clermont Co, OH.
d4. John Brazier, b. 18 Apr 1811, Clermont Co, OH, d. there 29 Nov 1833
d5. Elizabeth Brazier, b. 7 Jul 1813, Clermont Co, OH, d. 4 Dec 1833; m. 1 Sep 1831, _______ Shearer,
d6. Lydia Ann Brazier, b. 11 May 1819, Clermont Co, OH, d. 30 Sep 1849; m. 6 Jun 1839, _______ Woodruff,
d7. Shadrach Brazier, b. & d. 9 Mar 1822, three days before his mother.
Family of Laban Brazier and Olive Warren:
d8. Hannah Brazier, b. 25 Nov 1825, Clermont Co, OH, d. there 1846; will dated 15 Jul 1846, probate Sep 1846 (Clermont Co, OH, Book F, p.111).
d9. James Brazier, b. Sep 1827, Clermont Co, OH, d. there 20 Oct 1845.
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