Custer, Susannah L.

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Runyon Genealogy
Susannah Custer Runyan
1950s era photograph of the memorial to Susannah Custer Runyan (1748-1823), wife of Revolutionary War Veteran John Runyan (1740-1807). The cemetery is at the Asbury M.E. Chapel, Catawba, Clark County, OH. The photographer is unknown, but wrote: "Susannah Runyan came to Ohio from Harrison County, W. Va., about 1809 with her grown sons Abraham, George, Joseph."

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Runyon Genealogy
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Items that interest genealogical researchers of the Runyon surname and all its variations.
Many researchers have accumulated information through the decades on Family Runyon and its varied spellings--Rongnion, Runyon, Runyan, Runion, Runnion, etc. Foundation research done by Orra Eugene Monnet, Calvin I. Kephart, and Mabel Louise Keech enabled an early round of family study. The 1955 publication of Runyon Genealogy by Robert Runyon of Brownsville, Texas, and Amos Runyon of Belfry, Kentucky, and Robert Runyon's 1962 Supplement to Runyon Genealogy spurred significant additional family research around the United States. From about 1970 to first decade of the 21st century, much more family research was tabulated by many new researchers, including Amali Runyon Perkins and William T. Runyon, daughter and son of Robert Runyon, as well as Clyde Runyon, son of Amos Runyon. This web page devoted to the Family Runyon provides highlights through the years from many of these researchers' findings.

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