David Haworth was English Decent. He and his wife Ann Cox Haworth came from Tennessee to Randolph County, Indiana soon after it was made a state in 1816. they bought land and built a home. He was a fine carpenter by trade, but like all other settlers there first buildings were of logs. then after some years he built a saw and grist mill on White River, that ran through his land, so that all the lumber that was used for his frame buildings came from his own mill.He built the first frame building in Winchester, a town less than a half mile from his place. He also taught school through the winter months in his neaborhood,so that all his children received most of there schooling from their father. His wife had her loom as so many families had. She and her daughters wove all the cloth used in the family's clothing. Now in 1930 the old 'Haworth" home is still in the family. His son's daughter ,Luella Haworth Benson husband own it. David Haworth lived to be 78 and his wife Ann Cox Haworth lived to be 90. All there children were born in Randolph County, Indiana.
These stories of the Scott families were prepared by ADALINE SCOTT KERR and her daughters in 1930. I recopy them here as she wrote them. I wish they had more dates and specific facts in the stories.
Irene Rasmusson--Jacobson, Nevada Iowa
Grandaughter of Levi Scott and Maria Blayney


Marriage 1 Ann COX b: 13 JAN 1807 in Ross County , Ohio

* Married: JAN 1832 in Winchester,Randolph County,IndIndiana

Children

1. Has No Children Nancy (half sister) HAWORTH
2. Has Children William Cox HAWORTH b: 06 JUL 1841 in Randolph County, Indiana
3. Has Children Ann Rhodes HAWORTH b: 18 DEC 1845 in Winchester,Randolph Co., Indiana
4. Has Children Eli HAWORTH b: 03 JUN 1836 in Winchester,Randolph Co., Indiana
5. Has Children Mary Ellen HAWORTH b: 17 JAN 1834 in Randolph County, Indiana
6. Has Children Piety HAWORTH b: 23 DEC 1839 in Randolph County,IN


Marriage 2 Eva EVANS


Marriage 3 Asenath Olde REITENOUR

* Married: 25 APR 1825

1830 census has David and Aseneth, 1 mail child 15-20, 2 female, 1 under 5 and one between 5 -10