Stacy's Mystery Names

Peter

1850 Census, Perry Township.

I am struggling with Peter's last name - hints, anyone?

Peter is a farmer, born in Ohio.

Madison D., Mystery Blacksmith

1850 Census, Perry Township.

Once again, I think I can see what this name is - but I have found no other evidence (later census entries, birth records, etc.)

Madison is listed as a blacksmith in the home of Benjamin Case (also a blacksmith.)

Joseph and his Wife

1850 Census, Washington Township.

I admit that I think I know Joseph's last name. His wife's name is still bugging me, though, and I've not been able to find corroborating information as of yet.

Don found a marriage record for our mystery couple, but they used what I assume is a nickname for our lovely lady (argh!) Here's the relevant information:
Joseph Harsh married Riekey Cook, 19 Jan 1847, Hocking County, Ohio.

Joseph is listed as a farmer, and was born in Ohio. His wife was born in Germany, and the children in Ohio.

Here is the rest of the family (as listed on the census):

• William (2 M) (I had previously listed William as being '12' - thanks to Don Lama for the correction)
• Elizabeth (1 F)

Thanks also to Clara Harsh, who I believe has given us the correct name for Joseph's wife.

Isaac the Carpenter

1850 Census, Washington Township.

Isaac is listed as a carpenter, and was born in Ohio.

Here is the rest of his family (as listed on the census):

• Nancy (23 F)
• William (6 M)
• Hannah (3 F)
• Susanah (9 months F)

Good Ol' Fred

1850 Census, Washington Township.
Transcribed elsewhere as 'Flanbeard'; I'm not sure I buy that. What do YOU think it says?

Here is the rest of his family (as listed on the census):

• Amelia (37 F)
• William (17 M)
• Julius (16 M)
• Augusta (15 M)
• Amos (11 M)
• Edward (8 M)
• Henry (6 M)
• Adam (4 M)
• Solomon (2 M)