My 5th great-grandfather George Champ of Antebellum Virginia is a brick wall to me, however I recently found some new records that might prove his parentage and was hoping for some input. First, what I know for sure is that he had a son Elkanah, and was married to Jane Eakin, daughter of Thomas Eakin (another brick wall) in 1798 in Montgomery County.
In the 1790 Montgomery County Personal Property Tax Lists, we find a John Champ with two men over 21 in his household, Christopher and George Champ. This same John was previously found with Christopher in the 1787 version of this tax list. Possibly Christopher and George were brothers and sons of John? In the 1800 and 1801 Tax Lists, we find Christopher and George living adjacent.
In 1815 I find this record: " Image 568-569 of 860. DGS 007894524, Deed Book A, p. 432, 433. 24 Jan. 1815. The Heirs of John Champ; Wm. Champ and wife, , Ann, of Green Ohio, James Sheppard and wife late Fanny Champ, Ross, Ohio, Terrance Popejoy, and wife, late Elizabeth Ann Champ of Fayette Ohio, George Champ and his wife, Jane, of Botetourt, Virginia, sell John Champ's 176 acres in Giles that he bought from Dave W. Mullens of Botetourt to Christopher Champ of Giles County for $500." Would this imply that all of these individuals are siblings and children of John Champ? I'm pretty sure that George and Jane (Eakin) Champ had moved to Botetourt County where they'd had Elkanah, but I'm not 100 percent sure.
A similar record from 1814: " Three of the heirs of John Champ appoint their "friend" Christopher Champ as their representative to dispose of their property in Giles Co and Hampshire Co. due them from their share of John Champ's estate. They are: William Champ and wife, Elizabeth of Green, Ohio Terrance Popejoy and wife, Ann (Champ) of Fayette, Ohio James Sheppard and wife, Fanny (Champ) of Ross, Ohio"
Various probate records seem to show George Champ died in 1828, although I am not 100 percent sure.
What do you guys think? Am I missing something? Where should I go for further research? Thanks for any help!

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Voters were broadly discontented with the state of the nation, the economy and President Joe Biden, the exit poll found – the sort of political environment that conventionally leads to a midterm backlash against the party in the White House. But other factors, including views on abortion and Biden’s predecessor, may have helped keep Democrats competitive across the country.
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Exit polls: High inflation dominates voters' views in the midterm elections
About three-quarters of voters said they were dissatisfied or angry about the way things are going in the US, and a similar share called the economy not so good or poor. Biden’s approval rating was underwater among the electorate, with only about 44% of voters approving, and about 55% disapproving – around 45% said they strongly disapproved. Voters were more likely to say Biden’s policies had hurt than helped the country, and more likely to say their vote was meant to oppose Biden than to say it was in support of him.
A slim plurality of voters, about 31%, called inflation their top issue, and roughly 8 in 10 said inflation had been a hardship for them personally. By roughly a 12-point margin, voters said they trusted the GOP over the Democratic Party to handle inflation.
But the apparent closeness of the election suggests the midterms weren’t solely a referendum on an unpopular president or a reaction to grim views of the economy. The Supreme Court’s overturning of Roe v. Wade brought abortion to center stage, with about 27% of voters calling it their top issue. About 6 in 10 voters felt negatively about the decision, with nearly 4 in 10 expressing anger. Democrats had a roughly 11-point edge over the GOP when it came to which party voters trusted more to handle issues related to abortion.
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And former President Donald Trump was on voters’ minds nearly as much as the incumbent. Roughly 28% of voters said they intended their vote to express opposition to him, only a few points lower than the roughly one-third who said they were expressing opposition to Biden.
Neither party held an image advantage among voters. About 4 in 10 voters had a favorable view only of the Democratic Party, with roughly the same share having a favorable view of only the Republican Party, and about 11% viewing neither party favorably. Similar shares of voters thought either that only Democrats were too extreme (about 38%) or that only Republicans were (about 39%). About 13% called both parties too extreme and the remainder said that neither was. Voters also held net negative appraisals of both Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and House GOP leader Kevin McCarthy, although fewer offered an opinion of McCarthy.
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There was a significant partisan divide in voters’ priorities and attitudes this year. About 45% of voters who supported a GOP House candidate called inflation their top issue ​from a list of five, with 15% picking immigration and fewer than 15% picking any other issue as their priority. Among voters who backed a Democratic candidate, about 43% called abortion their top issue, with 18% picking inflation and fewer than 15% picking another issue.
Even on an individual level, many voters balanced multiple, and at times competing, priorities. Around 45% of voters said both that inflation had posed a hardship for their family and that they were dissatisfied or angry to see Roe v. Wade overturned. A tenth of voters trusted Democrats more to handle abortion, but Republicans more to handle inflation.
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The strength of individual candidates likely helped Democratic candidates in some Senate and gubernatorial races to win over some voters who were disenchanted with the Democratic president. In New Hampshire, for instance, Democratic incumbent Maggie Hassan kept her seat by winning nearly all voters who approved of Biden, as well as roughly one-fifth of those who disapproved. In Pennsylvania’s gubernatorial race, the projected Democratic winner, Josh Shapiro, picked up roughly one-quarter of commonwealth voters who disapproved of Biden. In a number of races, Democratic candidates won outright among voters who somewhat disapproved of Biden.
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