LOGAN COUNTY OHIO
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Transcribed by Deb.


"Historical Collections of Ohio, Vol 2" by Henry Howe. (pub 1888)

Logan County
Page 104

          Isaac Zane was born about the year 1753, on the south branch of the 
Potomac, in Virginia, and at the age of 9 years was taken prisoner by the 
Wyandots, and carried to Detroit.  He remained with his captors until the age of 
manhood, when, like most prisoners taken in youth, he refused to return to his 
homeland friends.  He married a Wyandot woman from Canada, of half-French blood, 
and took no part in the war of the revolution.  After the treaty of Greenville, 
in 1795, he bought a tract of 1,800 acres, on the site of Zanesfield, where he 
lived until his death in 1816.