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Lovelady Joseph G Head Oct 1852 47 Married 27 1873 Georgia South Carolina South Carolina
Loduskas A Wife Feb 1853 47 Married 27 1873 Alabama North Carolina North Carolina
Louis S Son May 1881 19 Alabama Georgia Alabama
Leona A Daughter Jun 1884 15 Alabama Georgia Alabama
Later was to marry John A. McCullar
Margrett M A Daughter Apr 1887 13 Alabama Georgia Alabama
Joseph H Son Jun 1891 8 Alabama Georgia Alabama
Marshal J Son Dec 1895 4 Alabama Georgia Alabama

Mccullar William A Head Jul 1871 28 Married 9 1891 Alabama Alabama Alabama
Sarah J Wife Sep 1873 26 Married 9 1891 Alabama South Carolina Alabama
Bertha A Daughter Nov 1892 7 Alabama Alabama Alabama
Stella M Daughter Sep 1896 3 Alabama Alabama Alabama
Homer Son Dec 1898 1 Alabama Alabama Alabama

Thomas C Head Jul 1849 50 Married 29 1871 Alabama South Carolina Tennessee
Mary J Wife Sep 1852 47 Married 29 1871 Alabama Georgia South Carolina
Caroline Mother Sep 1825 74 Widowed Tennessee South Carolina South Carolina
Vickery Walter Servant Jul 1886 13

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McCullar David T Head Dec 1876 23 Married 2yrs 1898 Alabama Alabama Georgia
McCullar Effie F Wife Feb 1879 21 Married 2yrs 1898 Alabama Alabama Alabama
McCullar Lawney E Son May 1899 1 Single Alabama Alabama Alabama

McCullar Ransome M Head Apr 1866 34 Married 15yrs 1885 Alabama Alabama Georgia
McCullar Ruthie R G Wife Jan 1868 32 married 15yrs 1885 Alabama North Carolina Georgia
McCullar John A Son Jan 1886 14 Alabama Alabama Alabama
Later was to married Leona A. Lovelady
McCullar Noah C Son Jun 1887 12 Alabama Alabama Alabama
McCullar Ruthie E Female Feb 1889 11 Alabama Alabama Alabama
McCullar Henry P son Mar 1893 7 Single Alabama Alabama Alabama
McCullar Lucy JM Daughter Dec 1895 4 Alabama Alabama Alabama
McCullar Ransome D Son Jun 1898 1 Alabama Alabama Alabama  		McCullar, William A. (son?) (I53053)
 
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Prince William County Will Book G, pp. 26-29: In obediance to an order of court the 5th of Oct 1778, We the subscribers have inventored and appraisd the Estate of George FOSTER Decd in the following manner three Cows and Calves, £30 two Do & Yearlings, £20 one heifer, £8 Nine hogs, £11.5s. one mare and colt, £3 one horse colt, £3 one mare colt, £12 one bey mare, £20 one Do Do, £20 Carried over, £127.5s. Amount brought up, £127.5 one wooling Wheel, 3s. one table, £1.5 one chest, £1.5 one stay, 2s. 2 meal sifter, 15s. one small trunk, 12s. one meal tub, 2s. 6d. one parcell of old wool cards, 2s. 6d. 6 bottles, 12s. one flask bottle, 2s. 6d. one stoane mogg, 1s. 3d. 2 bowls, £1 2 drinking glasses & tumblers, 12s. one cruet, 6s. one cannester and chamber pott, 2s. 2 juggs, 1s. 3d. 2 rasers, 6s. a parcell of gimblets, 6s. one...table, 18s. one armd chair, 18s. seven old chairs, £1 looking glass, £1 To one candlebox, 5s. one chest, £1.10s. parcell old iron, 12s. 2 gun barrell and locke, £1.10s. one brass locke, 2s. 6d. one great coat, 10s. one chisel, 2s. 6d. a parcell of books, 12s. one sugar box, 2s. 6d. one brass candlestick, 1s. one gun, £2 Do Do, £2 two old chests, 5s. 3 tubs, 6s. parcell shoemakers tools, 18s. 2 fatt potts, 2s. 6d. basketts and riddle, 5s. Carried up, £149.17s. p.28 Amount brought up, £149.17 a parcell of coopers tools, £1.10s. a parcell of old hoes, £1.4s. a parcell of hoes, £2.6s. a parcel of old iron, £1.8s.6d. five ploughs, £1.5s. one syth, 10s. 3 old Do, 3s. a parcell of sickles, 2s.6d. 3 bells, 9s. one narrow axx, 6s. 3 old Do, 15s. plow and cotter, £1.10s. 2 Do, 12s. a pott, 15s. one mans saddle, 12s. a parcell of casks, £6 one mares hide, 5s. 2 butter potts & candlemolds, 12s. a parcell of pewter, £1.15s. a parcell of Do, £4 a parcell of tinn, 10s. ladle flesh hooks & slue, 12s. 2 frying panns, £2 a parcell of trays, 8s. knives and forks, 5s. Box iron and heaters, 5s. Fire tongs & shovel, 12s. 2 wedges, 8s. 2 potts and hooks, £3 1 gridle, 8s. one iron pott rack, £1 2 old bridles, 8s. spice mortar, 1s. a parcell of vessels, 18s. 13 head of sheep, £13 6 large hoggs @ 60/, £18 Amount carried over, £217.6 p. 29 Amount brought over, £217.6 7 small hogs @ 30/, £10.10 one iron pott and hooks, £1.4 a parcell of carpenters tools &c., £1.10 one heifer, £9 3 small juggs @ 2/, 6s. a p. of old shares, 2s. one chest, £1.4 one quill wheel, 5s. £241.7s. November the 20th, 1778. We the subscribers have valued the Estate of George Foster Decd in current money agreeable to this inventory returned by us Joseph Florence Redmon Grigsby James Foster

At a court held for Prince William County the 7 Dec. 1778. This inventory & appraisment of the Estate of George Foster Dcd was returned to the court and admitted to record. Just. Robert Graham 		Foster, George (I47615)
 
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residence 2628
Palmer, Thos 30 1830 Illinois

residence 2627
Cox L 22 1838 female IL
Cox S 7 7 1853 male Oregon
Cox S.J. 4 1856 female Oregon
Cox P.M. 2 1858 male Oregon

2629 Bowen J 26 1834 male Missouri

2628 Palmer M.A. 19 1841 female Illinois
2628 Palmer Jonathan 2 1858 Oregon
2628 Palmer D.E. 1859 female Oregon

residence 2630
G Cox 53 1807 Kentucky

residence 2629

residence 2630
Peter Axpin 26 1834 Iowa
S Cox 52 1802 Ohio
D Cox 25 1835 female Iowa
G W Cox 16 1844 male Missouri
Peter Cox 13 1847 Oregon
M Cox 11 1849 female Oregon
W B Cox 9 1851 male Oregon
 		Cox, Gideon Smith (I32978)
 
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Residence 356
Stockholmn Peter D 45 1815 New York pilot steamboat 2500, 300
Stockholmn Mary 27 1833 Louisiana
Stockholmn William 12 1848 Texas
Stockholmn Elisabeth 10 1850 Texas
Stockholmn Peter D 8 1852 Texas
Stockholmn George W 5 1855 Texas
Stockholmn Mary E 6/12 1859 Texas
Miller Wm 25 1835 New York carpenter
Keith Ellen 15 1845 Texas student

Residence 357
Mass William 40 1820 Germany farmer 1,000; 2,000
Mass Charlottie 27 1833 Germany
Mass Sellenah 13 1847 Louisiana
Mass Almina 11 1849 F Texas
Mass Charles 8 1852 Texas
Mass Henry 6 1854 Me Texas
Mass Roadolph 4 1856 Texas
Mass Martha 2 1858 Texas
Mass Jessee 11/12 1859 Texas } twins
Mass Sarah 11/12 1859 Texas }
Cha Patrick 18 1842 Ireland laborer

Residence 358
Mccall James 29 1831 Illinois laborer 400; 1,000
Mccall Anny 20 1840 Texas
Mccall Theresah 3 1857 Texas
Mccall Jacob 1 1859 Texas
Hayes Nancy 8 1852 Texas <
Johnson John 17 1843 Louisiana laborer

Residence 359
Garner Jacob 46 1814 Louisiana farmer 3,000; 4,000
Garner Matilda 43 1817 Louisiana
Garner Mary A 15 1845 Texas
Garner Leonard 13 1847 Texas
Garner Sally A 10 1850 Texas
Garner Millon 7 1853 Texas
Garner Alliee 5 1855 Texas

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residence 359 cont.
Garner, Bradley 10/12 1859 Texas
Hayes, Matilda* 10 1850 Texas <


residence 361
McCall John 27 1833 Illinois laborer 200; 1,000
Hayes, Alzina 12 1848 Texas <
Hayes, Mary 6 1854 Texas <
Gallier, Mary* 64 1796 Louisiana midwife

residence 362
Robert Gibson 30 steam boating England 200
Ann 18 Louisiana
Jesse E. 8/12 Texas

residence: 363
Morgan, Alvin 21 1839 Louisiana stock minder
Eliza 17 1843 Texas
Almond 2 1858
Leonard 3/12 1860
Myers, Malissa 15 1845 Texas spinster
Gallier, Frances 65 1795 Louisiana laborer

residence 364
Johnson, Benjamin 1815 Louisiana farmer 200
Bradley 20 1840 Texas laborer 600; 6,000
John 17 1843 Texas
Uriah 14 1846 Texas
Joseph 13 1847 Texas
Benjamin 11 1849 Texas
Isaac 9 1851 Texas
Elizabeth 7 1853 Texas
Rachel 5 1855 Texas
Myers, Matilda 28 1832 Louisiana
White, George 25 1835 Louisiana laborer

residence 365
McGaffey, Neal Jr. 22 farmer 5690; 1,000
Rachel J. 17
John W. 1/12
Sarah McGaffey 57 "lady of Leashure" 2,000; 5,400 Louisiana
 		Gibson, Robert (I14451)
 
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Residence 356
Stockholmn Peter D 45 1815 New York pilot steamboat 2500, 300
Stockholmn Mary 27 1833 Louisiana
Stockholmn William 12 1848 Texas
Stockholmn Elisabeth 10 1850 Texas
Stockholmn Peter D 8 1852 Texas
Stockholmn George W 5 1855 Texas
Stockholmn Mary E 6/12 1859 Texas
Miller Wm 25 1835 New York carpenter
Keith Ellen 15 1845 Texas student

Residence 357
Mass William 40 1820 Germany farmer 1,000; 2,000
Mass Charlottie 27 1833 Germany
Mass Sellenah 13 1847 Louisiana
Mass Almina 11 1849 F Texas
Mass Charles 8 1852 Texas
Mass Henry 6 1854 Me Texas
Mass Roadolph 4 1856 Texas
Mass Martha 2 1858 Texas
Mass Jessee 11/12 1859 Texas } twins
Mass Sarah 11/12 1859 Texas }
Cha Patrick 18 1842 Ireland laborer

Residence 358
Mccall James 29 1831 Illinois laborer 400; 1,000
Mccall Anny 20 1840 Texas
Mccall Theresah 3 1857 Texas
Mccall Jacob 1 1859 Texas
Hayes Nancy 8 1852 Texas <
Johnson John 17 1843 Louisiana laborer

Residence 359
Garner Jacob 46 1814 Louisiana farmer 3,000; 4,000
Garner Matilda 43 1817 Louisiana
Garner Mary A 15 1845 Texas
Garner Leonard 13 1847 Texas
Garner Sally A 10 1850 Texas
Garner Millon 7 1853 Texas
Garner Alliee 5 1855 Texas

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residence 359 cont.
Garner, Bradley 10/12 1859 Texas
Hayes, Matilda* 10 1850 Texas <


residence 361
McCall John 27 1833 Illinois laborer 200; 1,000
Hayes, Alzina 12 1848 Texas <
Hayes, Mary 6 1854 Texas <
Gallier, Mary* 64 1796 Louisiana midwife

residence 362
Robert Gibson 30 steam boating England 200
Ann 18 Louisiana
Jesse E. 8/12 Texas

residence: 363
Morgan, Alvin 21 1839 Louisiana stock minder
Eliza 17 1843 Texas
Almond 2 1858
Leonard 3/12 1860
Myers, Malissa 15 1845 Texas spinster
Gallier, Frances 65 1795 Louisiana laborer

residence 364
Johnson, Benjamin 1815 Louisiana farmer 200
Bradley 20 1840 Texas laborer 600; 6,000
John 17 1843 Texas
Uriah 14 1846 Texas
Joseph 13 1847 Texas
Benjamin 11 1849 Texas
Isaac 9 1851 Texas
Elizabeth 7 1853 Texas
Rachel 5 1855 Texas
Myers, Matilda 28 1832 Louisiana
White, George 25 1835 Louisiana laborer

residence 365
McGaffey, Neal Jr. 22 farmer 5690; 1,000
Rachel J. 17
John W. 1/12
Sarah McGaffey 57 "lady of Leashure" 2,000; 5,400 Louisiana
 		Gibson, Mrs. Ann (..) (I28885)
 
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Residence 356
Stockholmn Peter D 45 1815 New York pilot steamboat 2500, 300
Stockholmn Mary 27 1833 Louisiana
Stockholmn William 12 1848 Texas
Stockholmn Elisabeth 10 1850 Texas
Stockholmn Peter D 8 1852 Texas
Stockholmn George W 5 1855 Texas
Stockholmn Mary E 6/12 1859 Texas
Miller Wm 25 1835 New York carpenter
Keith Ellen 15 1845 Texas student

Residence 357
Mass William 40 1820 Germany farmer 1,000; 2,000
Mass Charlottie 27 1833 Germany
Mass Sellenah 13 1847 Louisiana
Mass Almina 11 1849 F Texas
Mass Charles 8 1852 Texas
Mass Henry 6 1854 Me Texas
Mass Roadolph 4 1856 Texas
Mass Martha 2 1858 Texas
Mass Jessee 11/12 1859 Texas } twins
Mass Sarah 11/12 1859 Texas }
Cha Patrick 18 1842 Ireland laborer

Residence 358
Mccall James 29 1831 Illinois laborer 400; 1,000
Mccall Anny 20 1840 Texas
Mccall Theresah 3 1857 Texas
Mccall Jacob 1 1859 Texas
Hayes Nancy 8 1852 Texas <
Johnson John 17 1843 Louisiana laborer

Residence 359
Garner Jacob 46 1814 Louisiana farmer 3,000; 4,000
Garner Matilda 43 1817 Louisiana
Garner Mary A 15 1845 Texas
Garner Leonard 13 1847 Texas
Garner Sally A 10 1850 Texas
Garner Millon 7 1853 Texas
Garner Alliee 5 1855 Texas

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residence 359 cont.
Garner, Bradley 10/12 1859 Texas
Hayes, Matilda* 10 1850 Texas <


residence 361
McCall John 27 1833 Illinois laborer 200; 1,000
Hayes, Alzina 12 1848 Texas <
Hayes, Mary 6 1854 Texas <
Gallier, Mary* 64 1796 Louisiana midwife

residence 362
Robert Gibson 30 steam boating England 200
Ann 18 Louisiana
Jesse E. 8/12 Texas

residence: 363
Morgan, Alvin 21 1839 Louisiana stock minder
Eliza 17 1843 Texas
Almond 2 1858
Leonard 3/12 1860
Myers, Malissa 15 1845 Texas spinster
Gallier, Frances 65 1795 Louisiana laborer

residence 364
Johnson, Benjamin 1815 Louisiana farmer 200
Bradley 20 1840 Texas laborer 600; 6,000
John 17 1843 Texas
Uriah 14 1846 Texas
Joseph 13 1847 Texas
Benjamin 11 1849 Texas
Isaac 9 1851 Texas
Elizabeth 7 1853 Texas
Rachel 5 1855 Texas
Myers, Matilda 28 1832 Louisiana
White, George 25 1835 Louisiana laborer

residence 365
McGaffey, Neal Jr. 22 farmer 5690; 1,000
Rachel J. 17
John W. 1/12
Sarah McGaffey 57 "lady of Leashure" 2,000; 5,400 Louisiana
 		Gibson, Jessie E. (I28097)
 
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--Blevin George 29 1851 Self Married Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Blevin Elizabeth 22 1858 wife Missouri Arkansas Arkansas
Blevin Mary A. 2 1878 Daughter Missouri Missouri Missouri
Blevin John W. 1 1879 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri

residence 43
Blevin John 42 1838 Self Married Indiana Tennessee Ohio
Blevin Sarah 42 1838 wife Indiana Kentucky North Carolina
Blevin Newton 19 1861 Son Indiana Indiana Indiana
Blevin Stephen 13 1867 Son Indiana Indiana Indiana
Blevin John 11 1869 Son Indiana Indiana Indiana
Blevin Charles P. 6 1874 Son Missouri Indiana Indiana
Blevin Viola M. 5 1875 Daughter Missouri Indiana Indiana
Blevin Barnabas 3 1877 Son Missouri Indiana Indiana
Blevin Peter C. 28 1852 Self Married Missouri Virginia Indiana

Blevin Georgia 20 1860 wife Missouri Canada Ireland
Sivils William 18 1862 Missouri Kentucky Missouri

residence 47
Beall Andrew J. 53 1827 Self Married Kentucky Maryland Virginia
Beall Mary A. 49 1831 wife Kentucky Virginia Virginia
Beall Sarah A. 20 1860 Daughter Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Beall William 16 1864 Son Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Beall Lucy 15 1865 Daughter Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Beall Lee 13 1867 Son Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Blevin Rachael 23 1857 Daughter Missouri Kentucky Kentucky


residence 48
Conder Thomas J. 45 1835 Self Married Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Conder Cristina 35 1845 wife Germany Germany Ger
Conder Huston 13 1867 Son Missouri Missouri Germany
Conder Sousan 19 1861 Daughter Missouri Missouri Ger
Conder Elizabeth 8 1872 Daughter Missouri Missouri Germany
Conder George F. 6 1874 Son Missouri Missouri Germany
Conder add 2m 1880 Daughter Missouri Missouri Ger


residence 73
Blevin Stephen 78 1802 Self Married Virginia Virginia Virginia
Blevin Mahaly 67 1813 wife Tennessee Virginia Virginia
Blevin Don C. 23 1857 Son Missouri Virginia Virginia
Blevin William R. 38 1842 Self Married Missouri Virginia Tennessee
Blevin Sarah C. 41 1839 wife Missouri Tennessee Tennessee
Blevin James A. 14 1866 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Blevin William T. 12 1868 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Blevin John S. 9 1871 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri


residence 78
Parman William 53 1827 Self Married Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Parman Rachael C. 39 1841 wife Missouri Alabama Kentucky
Parman William J. 19 1861 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Mary A. 11 1869 Daughter Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Davis D. 6 1874 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Robert 2 1878 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Henderson Mattie E. 17 1863 Daughter Married Missouri Missouri Missouri


residence 79
Corder Edward 70 1810 Self Married Tennessee Virginia Virginia
Corder Elizabeth 60 1820 wife Kentucky Tennessee Virginia

residence 80
Parman Benjean F. 25 1855 Self Married Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Mary E. 23 1857 wife Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman John W. 3 1877 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Lettie J. 1 1879 Daughter Missouri Missouri Missouri

residence 81
Boosinger Henry F. 41 1839 Self Married Ohio Pennsylvania Virginia
Boosinger Ellen 41 1839 wife Illinois New Jersey North Carolina
Boosinger Erma 22 1858 Daughter Illinois Ohio Illinois
Boosinger Dudly 20 1860 Son Married Illinois Ohio Illinois
Boosinger Alice 17 1863 Daughter-in-Law Married Missouri Missouri Missouri
Boosinger Anna 15 1865 Daughter Illinois Ohio Illinois
Boosinger Oscar 12 1868 Son Illinois Ohio Illinois
Boosinger Kate 6 1874 Daughter Missouri Ohio Illinois  		Corder, Edward (I37665)
 
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residence 42
--Blevin George 29 1851 Self Married Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Blevin Elizabeth 22 1858 wife Missouri Arkansas Arkansas
Blevin Mary A. 2 1878 Daughter Missouri Missouri Missouri
Blevin John W. 1 1879 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri

residence 43
Blevin John 42 1838 Self Married Indiana Tennessee Ohio
Blevin Sarah 42 1838 wife Indiana Kentucky North Carolina
Blevin Newton 19 1861 Son Indiana Indiana Indiana
Blevin Stephen 13 1867 Son Indiana Indiana Indiana
Blevin John 11 1869 Son Indiana Indiana Indiana
Blevin Charles P. 6 1874 Son Missouri Indiana Indiana
Blevin Viola M. 5 1875 Daughter Missouri Indiana Indiana
Blevin Barnabas 3 1877 Son Missouri Indiana Indiana
Blevin Peter C. 28 1852 Self Married Missouri Virginia Indiana

Blevin Georgia 20 1860 wife Missouri Canada Ireland
Sivils William 18 1862 Missouri Kentucky Missouri

residence 47
Beall Andrew J. 53 1827 Self Married Kentucky Maryland Virginia
Beall Mary A. 49 1831 wife Kentucky Virginia Virginia
Beall Sarah A. 20 1860 Daughter Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Beall William 16 1864 Son Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Beall Lucy 15 1865 Daughter Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Beall Lee 13 1867 Son Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Blevin Rachael 23 1857 Daughter Missouri Kentucky Kentucky


residence 48
Conder Thomas J. 45 1835 Self Married Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Conder Cristina 35 1845 wife Germany Germany Ger
Conder Huston 13 1867 Son Missouri Missouri Germany
Conder Sousan 19 1861 Daughter Missouri Missouri Ger
Conder Elizabeth 8 1872 Daughter Missouri Missouri Germany
Conder George F. 6 1874 Son Missouri Missouri Germany
Conder add 2m 1880 Daughter Missouri Missouri Ger


residence 73
Blevin Stephen 78 1802 Self Married Virginia Virginia Virginia
Blevin Mahaly 67 1813 wife Tennessee Virginia Virginia
Blevin Don C. 23 1857 Son Missouri Virginia Virginia
Blevin William R. 38 1842 Self Married Missouri Virginia Tennessee
Blevin Sarah C. 41 1839 wife Missouri Tennessee Tennessee
Blevin James A. 14 1866 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Blevin William T. 12 1868 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Blevin John S. 9 1871 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri


residence 78
Parman William 53 1827 Self Married Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Parman Rachael C. 39 1841 wife Missouri Alabama Kentucky
Parman William J. 19 1861 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Mary A. 11 1869 Daughter Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Davis D. 6 1874 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Robert 2 1878 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Henderson Mattie E. 17 1863 Daughter Married Missouri Missouri Missouri


residence 79
Corder Edward 70 1810 Self Married Tennessee Virginia Virginia
Corder Elizabeth 60 1820 wife Kentucky Tennessee Virginia

residence 80
Parman Benjean F. 25 1855 Self Married Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Mary E. 23 1857 wife Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman John W. 3 1877 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Lettie J. 1 1879 Daughter Missouri Missouri Missouri

residence 81
Boosinger Henry F. 41 1839 Self Married Ohio Pennsylvania Virginia
Boosinger Ellen 41 1839 wife Illinois New Jersey North Carolina
Boosinger Erma 22 1858 Daughter Illinois Ohio Illinois
Boosinger Dudly 20 1860 Son Married Illinois Ohio Illinois
Boosinger Alice 17 1863 Daughter-in-Law Married Missouri Missouri Missouri
Boosinger Anna 15 1865 Daughter Illinois Ohio Illinois
Boosinger Oscar 12 1868 Son Illinois Ohio Illinois
Boosinger Kate 6 1874 Daughter Missouri Ohio Illinois  		Boosinger, Samuel Dudley (I37758)
 
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residence 42
--Blevin George 29 1851 Self Married Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Blevin Elizabeth 22 1858 wife Missouri Arkansas Arkansas
Blevin Mary A. 2 1878 Daughter Missouri Missouri Missouri
Blevin John W. 1 1879 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri

residence 43
Blevin John 42 1838 Self Married Indiana Tennessee Ohio
Blevin Sarah 42 1838 wife Indiana Kentucky North Carolina
Blevin Newton 19 1861 Son Indiana Indiana Indiana
Blevin Stephen 13 1867 Son Indiana Indiana Indiana
Blevin John 11 1869 Son Indiana Indiana Indiana
Blevin Charles P. 6 1874 Son Missouri Indiana Indiana
Blevin Viola M. 5 1875 Daughter Missouri Indiana Indiana
Blevin Barnabas 3 1877 Son Missouri Indiana Indiana
Blevin Peter C. 28 1852 Self Married Missouri Virginia Indiana

Blevin Georgia 20 1860 wife Missouri Canada Ireland
Sivils William 18 1862 Missouri Kentucky Missouri

residence 47
Beall Andrew J. 53 1827 Self Married Kentucky Maryland Virginia
Beall Mary A. 49 1831 wife Kentucky Virginia Virginia
Beall Sarah A. 20 1860 Daughter Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Beall William 16 1864 Son Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Beall Lucy 15 1865 Daughter Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Beall Lee 13 1867 Son Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Blevin Rachael 23 1857 Daughter Missouri Kentucky Kentucky


residence 48
Conder Thomas J. 45 1835 Self Married Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Conder Cristina 35 1845 wife Germany Germany Ger
Conder Huston 13 1867 Son Missouri Missouri Germany
Conder Sousan 19 1861 Daughter Missouri Missouri Ger
Conder Elizabeth 8 1872 Daughter Missouri Missouri Germany
Conder George F. 6 1874 Son Missouri Missouri Germany
Conder add 2m 1880 Daughter Missouri Missouri Ger


residence 73
Blevin Stephen 78 1802 Self Married Virginia Virginia Virginia
Blevin Mahaly 67 1813 wife Tennessee Virginia Virginia
Blevin Don C. 23 1857 Son Missouri Virginia Virginia
Blevin William R. 38 1842 Self Married Missouri Virginia Tennessee
Blevin Sarah C. 41 1839 wife Missouri Tennessee Tennessee
Blevin James A. 14 1866 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Blevin William T. 12 1868 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Blevin John S. 9 1871 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri


residence 78
Parman William 53 1827 Self Married Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Parman Rachael C. 39 1841 wife Missouri Alabama Kentucky
Parman William J. 19 1861 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Mary A. 11 1869 Daughter Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Davis D. 6 1874 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Robert 2 1878 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Henderson Mattie E. 17 1863 Daughter Married Missouri Missouri Missouri


residence 79
Corder Edward 70 1810 Self Married Tennessee Virginia Virginia
Corder Elizabeth 60 1820 wife Kentucky Tennessee Virginia

residence 80
Parman Benjean F. 25 1855 Self Married Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Mary E. 23 1857 wife Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman John W. 3 1877 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Lettie J. 1 1879 Daughter Missouri Missouri Missouri

residence 81
Boosinger Henry F. 41 1839 Self Married Ohio Pennsylvania Virginia
Boosinger Ellen 41 1839 wife Illinois New Jersey North Carolina
Boosinger Erma 22 1858 Daughter Illinois Ohio Illinois
Boosinger Dudly 20 1860 Son Married Illinois Ohio Illinois
Boosinger Alice (Parman) 17 1863 Daughter-in-Law Married Missouri Missouri Missouri <<<
Boosinger Anna 15 1865 Daughter Illinois Ohio Illinois
Boosinger Oscar 12 1868 Son Illinois Ohio Illinois
Boosinger Kate 6 1874 Daughter Missouri Ohio Illinois  		Parman, Alice Jane (I37757)
 
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residence 42
--Blevin George 29 1851 Self Married Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Blevin Elizabeth 22 1858 wife Missouri Arkansas Arkansas
Blevin Mary A. 2 1878 Daughter Missouri Missouri Missouri
Blevin John W. 1 1879 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri

residence 43
Blevin John 42 1838 Self Married Indiana Tennessee Ohio
Blevin Sarah 42 1838 wife Indiana Kentucky North Carolina
Blevin Newton 19 1861 Son Indiana Indiana Indiana
Blevin Stephen 13 1867 Son Indiana Indiana Indiana
Blevin John 11 1869 Son Indiana Indiana Indiana
Blevin Charles P. 6 1874 Son Missouri Indiana Indiana
Blevin Viola M. 5 1875 Daughter Missouri Indiana Indiana
Blevin Barnabas 3 1877 Son Missouri Indiana Indiana
Blevin Peter C. 28 1852 Self Married Missouri Virginia Indiana

Blevin Georgia 20 1860 wife Missouri Canada Ireland
Sivils William 18 1862 Missouri Kentucky Missouri

residence 47
Beall Andrew J. 53 1827 Self Married Kentucky Maryland Virginia
Beall Mary A. 49 1831 wife Kentucky Virginia Virginia
Beall Sarah A. 20 1860 Daughter Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Beall William 16 1864 Son Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Beall Lucy 15 1865 Daughter Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Beall Lee 13 1867 Son Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Blevin Rachael 23 1857 Daughter Missouri Kentucky Kentucky


residence 48
Conder Thomas J. 45 1835 Self Married Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Conder Cristina 35 1845 wife Germany Germany Ger
Conder Huston 13 1867 Son Missouri Missouri Germany
Conder Sousan 19 1861 Daughter Missouri Missouri Ger
Conder Elizabeth 8 1872 Daughter Missouri Missouri Germany
Conder George F. 6 1874 Son Missouri Missouri Germany
Conder add 2m 1880 Daughter Missouri Missouri Ger


residence 73
Blevin Stephen 78 1802 Self Married Virginia Virginia Virginia
Blevin Mahaly 67 1813 wife Tennessee Virginia Virginia
Blevin Don C. 23 1857 Son Missouri Virginia Virginia
Blevin William R. 38 1842 Self Married Missouri Virginia Tennessee
Blevin Sarah C. 41 1839 wife Missouri Tennessee Tennessee
Blevin James A. 14 1866 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Blevin William T. 12 1868 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Blevin John S. 9 1871 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri


residence 78
Parman William 53 1827 Self Married Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Parman Rachael C. 39 1841 wife Missouri Alabama Kentucky
Parman William J. 19 1861 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Mary A. 11 1869 Daughter Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Davis D. 6 1874 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Robert 2 1878 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Henderson Mattie E. 17 1863 Daughter Married Missouri Missouri Missouri


residence 79
Corder Edward 70 1810 Self Married Tennessee Virginia Virginia
Corder Elizabeth 60 1820 wife Kentucky Tennessee Virginia

residence 80
Parman Benjean F. 25 1855 Self Married Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Mary E. 23 1857 wife Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman John W. 3 1877 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Lettie J. 1 1879 Daughter Missouri Missouri Missouri

residence 81
Boosinger Henry F. 41 1839 Self Married Ohio Pennsylvania Virginia
Boosinger Ellen 41 1839 wife Illinois New Jersey North Carolina
Boosinger Erma 22 1858 Daughter Illinois Ohio Illinois
Boosinger Dudly 20 1860 Son Married Illinois Ohio Illinois
Boosinger Alice (Parman) 17 1863 Daughter-in-Law Married Missouri Missouri Missouri
Boosinger Anna 15 1865 Daughter Illinois Ohio Illinois
Boosinger Oscar 12 1868 Son Illinois Ohio Illinois
Boosinger Kate 6 1874 Daughter Missouri Ohio Illinois

 		Boosinger, Henry F. (I37825)
 
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residence 42
--Blevin George 29 1851 Self Married Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Blevin Elizabeth 22 1858 wife Missouri Arkansas Arkansas
Blevin Mary A. 2 1878 Daughter Missouri Missouri Missouri
Blevin John W. 1 1879 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri

residence 43
Blevin John 42 1838 Self Married Indiana Tennessee Ohio
Blevin Sarah 42 1838 wife Indiana Kentucky North Carolina
Blevin Newton 19 1861 Son Indiana Indiana Indiana
Blevin Stephen 13 1867 Son Indiana Indiana Indiana
Blevin John 11 1869 Son Indiana Indiana Indiana
Blevin Charles P. 6 1874 Son Missouri Indiana Indiana
Blevin Viola M. 5 1875 Daughter Missouri Indiana Indiana
Blevin Barnabas 3 1877 Son Missouri Indiana Indiana
Blevin Peter C. 28 1852 Self Married Missouri Virginia Indiana

Blevin Georgia 20 1860 wife Missouri Canada Ireland
Sivils William 18 1862 Missouri Kentucky Missouri

residence 47
Beall Andrew J. 53 1827 Self Married Kentucky Maryland Virginia
Beall Mary A. 49 1831 wife Kentucky Virginia Virginia
Beall Sarah A. 20 1860 Daughter Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Beall William 16 1864 Son Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Beall Lucy 15 1865 Daughter Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Beall Lee 13 1867 Son Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Blevin Rachael 23 1857 Daughter Missouri Kentucky Kentucky


residence 48
Conder Thomas J. 45 1835 Self Married Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Conder Cristina 35 1845 wife Germany Germany Ger
Conder Huston 13 1867 Son Missouri Missouri Germany
Conder Sousan 19 1861 Daughter Missouri Missouri Ger
Conder Elizabeth 8 1872 Daughter Missouri Missouri Germany
Conder George F. 6 1874 Son Missouri Missouri Germany
Conder add 2m 1880 Daughter Missouri Missouri Ger


residence 73
Blevin Stephen 78 1802 Self Married Virginia Virginia Virginia
Blevin Mahaly 67 1813 wife Tennessee Virginia Virginia
Blevin Don C. 23 1857 Son Missouri Virginia Virginia
Blevin William R. 38 1842 Self Married Missouri Virginia Tennessee
Blevin Sarah C. 41 1839 wife Missouri Tennessee Tennessee
Blevin James A. 14 1866 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Blevin William T. 12 1868 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Blevin John S. 9 1871 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri


residence 78
Parman William 53 1827 Self Married Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Parman Rachael C. 39 1841 wife Missouri Alabama Kentucky
Parman William J. 19 1861 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Mary A. 11 1869 Daughter Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Davis D. 6 1874 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Robert 2 1878 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Henderson Mattie E. 17 1863 Daughter Married Missouri Missouri Missouri


residence 79
Corder Edward 70 1810 Self Married Tennessee Virginia Virginia
Corder Elizabeth 60 1820 wife Kentucky Tennessee Virginia

residence 80
Parman Benjean F. 25 1855 Self Married Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Mary E. 23 1857 wife Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman John W. 3 1877 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Lettie J. 1 1879 Daughter Missouri Missouri Missouri

residence 81
Boosinger Henry F. 41 1839 Self Married Ohio Pennsylvania Virginia
Boosinger Ellen 41 1839 wife Illinois New Jersey North Carolina
Boosinger Erma 22 1858 Daughter Illinois Ohio Illinois
Boosinger Dudly 20 1860 Son Married Illinois Ohio Illinois
Boosinger Alice (Parman) 17 1863 Daughter-in-Law Married Missouri Missouri Missouri
Boosinger Anna 15 1865 Daughter Illinois Ohio Illinois
Boosinger Oscar 12 1868 Son Illinois Ohio Illinois
Boosinger Kate 6 1874 Daughter Missouri Ohio Illinois

 		Parman, Benjamin Franklin (I37831)
 
112
residence 42
--Blevin George 29 1851 Self Married Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Blevin Elizabeth 22 1858 wife Missouri Arkansas Arkansas
Blevin Mary A. 2 1878 Daughter Missouri Missouri Missouri
Blevin John W. 1 1879 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri

residence 43
Blevin John 42 1838 Self Married Indiana Tennessee Ohio
Blevin Sarah 42 1838 wife Indiana Kentucky North Carolina
Blevin Newton 19 1861 Son Indiana Indiana Indiana
Blevin Stephen 13 1867 Son Indiana Indiana Indiana
Blevin John 11 1869 Son Indiana Indiana Indiana
Blevin Charles P. 6 1874 Son Missouri Indiana Indiana
Blevin Viola M. 5 1875 Daughter Missouri Indiana Indiana
Blevin Barnabas 3 1877 Son Missouri Indiana Indiana
Blevin Peter C. 28 1852 Self Married Missouri Virginia Indiana

Blevin Georgia 20 1860 wife Missouri Canada Ireland
Sivils William 18 1862 Missouri Kentucky Missouri

residence 47
Beall Andrew J. 53 1827 Self Married Kentucky Maryland Virginia
Beall Mary A. 49 1831 wife Kentucky Virginia Virginia
Beall Sarah A. 20 1860 Daughter Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Beall William 16 1864 Son Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Beall Lucy 15 1865 Daughter Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Beall Lee 13 1867 Son Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Blevin Rachael 23 1857 Daughter Missouri Kentucky Kentucky


residence 48
Conder Thomas J. 45 1835 Self Married Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Conder Cristina 35 1845 wife Germany Germany Ger
Conder Huston 13 1867 Son Missouri Missouri Germany
Conder Sousan 19 1861 Daughter Missouri Missouri Ger
Conder Elizabeth 8 1872 Daughter Missouri Missouri Germany
Conder George F. 6 1874 Son Missouri Missouri Germany
Conder add 2m 1880 Daughter Missouri Missouri Ger


residence 73
Blevin Stephen 78 1802 Self Married Virginia Virginia Virginia
Blevin Mahaly 67 1813 wife Tennessee Virginia Virginia
Blevin Don C. 23 1857 Son Missouri Virginia Virginia
Blevin William R. 38 1842 Self Married Missouri Virginia Tennessee
Blevin Sarah C. 41 1839 wife Missouri Tennessee Tennessee
Blevin James A. 14 1866 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Blevin William T. 12 1868 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Blevin John S. 9 1871 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri


residence 78
Parman William 53 1827 Self Married Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Parman Rachael C. 39 1841 wife Missouri Alabama Kentucky
Parman William J. 19 1861 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Mary A. 11 1869 Daughter Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Davis D. 6 1874 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Robert 2 1878 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Henderson Mattie E. 17 1863 Daughter Married Missouri Missouri Missouri


residence 79
Corder Edward 70 1810 Self Married Tennessee Virginia Virginia
Corder Elizabeth 60 1820 wife Kentucky Tennessee Virginia

residence 80
Parman Benjean F. 25 1855 Self Married Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Mary E. 23 1857 wife Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman John W. 3 1877 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Lettie J. 1 1879 Daughter Missouri Missouri Missouri

residence 81
Boosinger Henry F. 41 1839 Self Married Ohio Pennsylvania Virginia
Boosinger Ellen 41 1839 wife Illinois New Jersey North Carolina
Boosinger Erma 22 1858 Daughter Illinois Ohio Illinois
Boosinger Dudly 20 1860 Son Married Illinois Ohio Illinois
Boosinger Alice (Parman) 17 1863 Daughter-in-Law Married Missouri Missouri Missouri
Boosinger Anna 15 1865 Daughter Illinois Ohio Illinois
Boosinger Oscar 12 1868 Son Illinois Ohio Illinois
Boosinger Kate 6 1874 Daughter Missouri Ohio Illinois

 		Parman, William H. (I37754)
 
113
residence 42
--Blevin George 29 1851 Self Married Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Blevin Elizabeth 22 1858 wife Missouri Arkansas Arkansas
Blevin Mary A. 2 1878 Daughter Missouri Missouri Missouri
Blevin John W. 1 1879 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri

residence 43
Blevin John 42 1838 Self Married Indiana Tennessee Ohio
Blevin Sarah 42 1838 wife Indiana Kentucky North Carolina
Blevin Newton 19 1861 Son Indiana Indiana Indiana
Blevin Stephen 13 1867 Son Indiana Indiana Indiana
Blevin John 11 1869 Son Indiana Indiana Indiana
Blevin Charles P. 6 1874 Son Missouri Indiana Indiana
Blevin Viola M. 5 1875 Daughter Missouri Indiana Indiana
Blevin Barnabas 3 1877 Son Missouri Indiana Indiana
Blevin Peter C. 28 1852 Self Married Missouri Virginia Indiana

Blevin Georgia 20 1860 wife Missouri Canada Ireland
Sivils William 18 1862 Missouri Kentucky Missouri

residence 47
Beall Andrew J. 53 1827 Self Married Kentucky Maryland Virginia
Beall Mary A. 49 1831 wife Kentucky Virginia Virginia
Beall Sarah A. 20 1860 Daughter Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Beall William 16 1864 Son Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Beall Lucy 15 1865 Daughter Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Beall Lee 13 1867 Son Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Blevin Rachael 23 1857 Daughter Missouri Kentucky Kentucky


residence 48
Conder Thomas J. 45 1835 Self Married Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Conder Cristina 35 1845 wife Germany Germany Ger
Conder Huston 13 1867 Son Missouri Missouri Germany
Conder Sousan 19 1861 Daughter Missouri Missouri Ger
Conder Elizabeth 8 1872 Daughter Missouri Missouri Germany
Conder George F. 6 1874 Son Missouri Missouri Germany
Conder add 2m 1880 Daughter Missouri Missouri Ger


residence 73
Blevin Stephen 78 1802 Self Married Virginia Virginia Virginia
Blevin Mahaly 67 1813 wife Tennessee Virginia Virginia
Blevin Don C. 23 1857 Son Missouri Virginia Virginia
Blevin William R. 38 1842 Self Married Missouri Virginia Tennessee
Blevin Sarah C. 41 1839 wife Missouri Tennessee Tennessee
Blevin James A. 14 1866 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Blevin William T. 12 1868 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Blevin John S. 9 1871 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri


residence 78
Parman William 53 1827 Self Married Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Parman Rachael C. 39 1841 wife Missouri Alabama Kentucky
Parman William J. 19 1861 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Mary A. 11 1869 Daughter Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Davis D. 6 1874 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Robert 2 1878 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Henderson Mattie E. 17 1863 Daughter Married Missouri Missouri Missouri


residence 79
Corder Edward 70 1810 Self Married Tennessee Virginia Virginia
Corder Elizabeth 60 1820 wife Kentucky Tennessee Virginia

residence 80
Parman Benjean F. 25 1855 Self Married Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Mary E. 23 1857 wife Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman John W. 3 1877 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Lettie J. 1 1879 Daughter Missouri Missouri Missouri

residence 81
Boosinger Henry F. 41 1839 Self Married Ohio Pennsylvania Virginia
Boosinger Ellen 41 1839 wife Illinois New Jersey North Carolina
Boosinger Erma 22 1858 Daughter Illinois Ohio Illinois
Boosinger Dudly 20 1860 Son Married Illinois Ohio Illinois
Boosinger Alice (Parman) 17 1863 Daughter-in-Law Married Missouri Missouri Missouri
Boosinger Anna 15 1865 Daughter Illinois Ohio Illinois
Boosinger Oscar 12 1868 Son Illinois Ohio Illinois
Boosinger Kate 6 1874 Daughter Missouri Ohio Illinois

 		Blevins, Stephen Jr. (I37673)
 
114
residence 42
--Blevin George 29 1851 Self Married Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Blevin Elizabeth 22 1858 wife Missouri Arkansas Arkansas
Blevin Mary A. 2 1878 Daughter Missouri Missouri Missouri
Blevin John W. 1 1879 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri

residence 43
Blevin John 42 1838 Self Married Indiana Tennessee Ohio
Blevin Sarah 42 1838 wife Indiana Kentucky North Carolina
Blevin Newton 19 1861 Son Indiana Indiana Indiana
Blevin Stephen 13 1867 Son Indiana Indiana Indiana
Blevin John 11 1869 Son Indiana Indiana Indiana
Blevin Charles P. 6 1874 Son Missouri Indiana Indiana
Blevin Viola M. 5 1875 Daughter Missouri Indiana Indiana
Blevin Barnabas 3 1877 Son Missouri Indiana Indiana
Blevin Peter C. 28 1852 Self Married Missouri Virginia Indiana

Blevin Georgia 20 1860 wife Missouri Canada Ireland
Sivils William 18 1862 Missouri Kentucky Missouri

residence 47
Beall Andrew J. 53 1827 Self Married Kentucky Maryland Virginia
Beall Mary A. 49 1831 wife Kentucky Virginia Virginia
Beall Sarah A. 20 1860 Daughter Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Beall William 16 1864 Son Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Beall Lucy 15 1865 Daughter Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Beall Lee 13 1867 Son Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Blevin Rachael 23 1857 Daughter Missouri Kentucky Kentucky


residence 48
Conder Thomas J. 45 1835 Self Married Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Conder Cristina 35 1845 wife Germany Germany Ger
Conder Huston 13 1867 Son Missouri Missouri Germany
Conder Sousan 19 1861 Daughter Missouri Missouri Ger
Conder Elizabeth 8 1872 Daughter Missouri Missouri Germany
Conder George F. 6 1874 Son Missouri Missouri Germany
Conder add 2m 1880 Daughter Missouri Missouri Ger


residence 73
Blevin Stephen 78 1802 Self Married Virginia Virginia Virginia
Blevin Mahaly 67 1813 wife Tennessee Virginia Virginia
Blevin Don C. 23 1857 Son Missouri Virginia Virginia


Blevin William R. 38 1842 Self Married Missouri Virginia Tennessee
Blevin Sarah C. 41 1839 wife Missouri Tennessee Tennessee
Blevin James A. 14 1866 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Blevin William T. 12 1868 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Blevin John S. 9 1871 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri


residence 78
Parman William 53 1827 Self Married Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Parman Rachael C. 39 1841 wife Missouri Alabama Kentucky
Parman William J. 19 1861 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Mary A. 11 1869 Daughter Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Davis D. 6 1874 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Robert 2 1878 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Henderson Mattie E. 17 1863 Daughter Married Missouri Missouri Missouri


residence 79
Corder Edward 70 1810 Self Married Tennessee Virginia Virginia
Corder Elizabeth 60 1820 wife Kentucky Tennessee Virginia

residence 80
Parman Benjean F. 25 1855 Self Married Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Mary E. 23 1857 wife Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman John W. 3 1877 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Lettie J. 1 1879 Daughter Missouri Missouri Missouri

residence 81
Boosinger Henry F. 41 1839 Self Married Ohio Pennsylvania Virginia
Boosinger Ellen 41 1839 wife Illinois New Jersey North Carolina
Boosinger Erma 22 1858 Daughter Illinois Ohio Illinois
Boosinger Dudly 20 1860 Son Married Illinois Ohio Illinois
Boosinger Alice (Parman) 17 1863 Daughter-in-Law Married Missouri Missouri Missouri
Boosinger Anna 15 1865 Daughter Illinois Ohio Illinois
Boosinger Oscar 12 1868 Son Illinois Ohio Illinois
Boosinger Kate 6 1874 Daughter Missouri Ohio Illinois

 		Blevins, William R. (I37678)
 
115
residence 42
--Blevin George 29 1851 Self Married Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Blevin Elizabeth 22 1858 wife Missouri Arkansas Arkansas
Blevin Mary A. 2 1878 Daughter Missouri Missouri Missouri
Blevin John W. 1 1879 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri

residence 43
Blevin John 42 1838 Self Married Indiana Tennessee Ohio
Blevin Sarah 42 1838 wife Indiana Kentucky North Carolina
Blevin Newton 19 1861 Son Indiana Indiana Indiana
Blevin Stephen 13 1867 Son Indiana Indiana Indiana
Blevin John 11 1869 Son Indiana Indiana Indiana
Blevin Charles P. 6 1874 Son Missouri Indiana Indiana
Blevin Viola M. 5 1875 Daughter Missouri Indiana Indiana
Blevin Barnabas 3 1877 Son Missouri Indiana Indiana
Blevin Peter C. 28 1852 Self Married Missouri Virginia Indiana

Blevin Georgia 20 1860 wife Missouri Canada Ireland
Sivils William 18 1862 Missouri Kentucky Missouri

residence 47
Beall Andrew J. 53 1827 Self Married Kentucky Maryland Virginia
Beall Mary A. 49 1831 wife Kentucky Virginia Virginia
Beall Sarah A. 20 1860 Daughter Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Beall William 16 1864 Son Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Beall Lucy 15 1865 Daughter Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Beall Lee 13 1867 Son Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Blevin Rachael 23 1857 Daughter Missouri Kentucky Kentucky


residence 48
Conder Thomas J. 45 1835 Self Married Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Conder Cristina 35 1845 wife Germany Germany Ger
Conder Huston 13 1867 Son Missouri Missouri Germany
Conder Sousan 19 1861 Daughter Missouri Missouri Ger
Conder Elizabeth 8 1872 Daughter Missouri Missouri Germany
Conder George F. 6 1874 Son Missouri Missouri Germany
Conder add 2m 1880 Daughter Missouri Missouri Ger


residence 73
Blevin Stephen 78 1802 Self Married Virginia Virginia Virginia
Blevin Mahaly 67 1813 wife Tennessee Virginia Virginia
Blevin Don C. 23 1857 Son Missouri Virginia Virginia
Blevin William R. 38 1842 Self Married Missouri Virginia Tennessee
Blevin Sarah C. 41 1839 wife Missouri Tennessee Tennessee
Blevin James A. 14 1866 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Blevin William T. 12 1868 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Blevin John S. 9 1871 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri


residence 78
Parman William 53 1827 Self Married Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Parman Rachael C. 39 1841 wife Missouri Alabama Kentucky
Parman William J. 19 1861 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Mary A. 11 1869 Daughter Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Davis D. 6 1874 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Robert 2 1878 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Henderson Mattie E. 17 1863 Daughter Married Missouri Missouri Missouri


residence 79
Corder Edward 70 1810 Self Married Tennessee Virginia Virginia
Corder Elizabeth 60 1820 wife Kentucky Tennessee Virginia

residence 80
Parman Benjean F. 25 1855 Self Married Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Mary E. 23 1857 wife Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman John W. 3 1877 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Lettie J. 1 1879 Daughter Missouri Missouri Missouri

residence 81
Boosinger Henry F. 41 1839 Self Married Ohio Pennsylvania Virginia
Boosinger Ellen 41 1839 wife Illinois New Jersey North Carolina
Boosinger Erma 22 1858 Daughter Illinois Ohio Illinois
Boosinger Dudly 20 1860 Son Married Illinois Ohio Illinois
Boosinger Alice (Parman) 17 1863 Daughter-in-Law Married Missouri Missouri Missouri
Boosinger Anna 15 1865 Daughter Illinois Ohio Illinois
Boosinger Oscar 12 1868 Son Illinois Ohio Illinois
Boosinger Kate 6 1874 Daughter Missouri Ohio Illinois

 		Corder, Thomas Jefferson (I37668)
 
116
residence 42
--Blevin George 29 1851 Self Married Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Blevin Elizabeth 22 1858 wife Missouri Arkansas Arkansas
Blevin Mary A. 2 1878 Daughter Missouri Missouri Missouri
Blevin John W. 1 1879 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri

residence 43
Blevin John 42 1838 Self Married Indiana Tennessee Ohio
Blevin Sarah 42 1838 wife Indiana Kentucky North Carolina
Blevin Newton 19 1861 Son Indiana Indiana Indiana
Blevin Stephen 13 1867 Son Indiana Indiana Indiana
Blevin John 11 1869 Son Indiana Indiana Indiana
Blevin Charles P. 6 1874 Son Missouri Indiana Indiana
Blevin Viola M. 5 1875 Daughter Missouri Indiana Indiana
Blevin Barnabas 3 1877 Son Missouri Indiana Indiana
Blevin Peter C. 28 1852 Self Married Missouri Virginia Indiana

Blevin Georgia 20 1860 wife Missouri Canada Ireland
Sivils William 18 1862 Missouri Kentucky Missouri

residence 47
Beall Andrew J. 53 1827 Self Married Kentucky Maryland Virginia
Beall Mary A. 49 1831 wife Kentucky Virginia Virginia
Beall Sarah A. 20 1860 Daughter Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Beall William 16 1864 Son Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Beall Lucy 15 1865 Daughter Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Beall Lee 13 1867 Son Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Blevin Rachael 23 1857 Daughter Missouri Kentucky Kentucky


residence 48
Conder Thomas J. 45 1835 Self Married Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Conder Cristina 35 1845 wife Germany Germany Ger
Conder Huston 13 1867 Son Missouri Missouri Germany
Conder Sousan 19 1861 Daughter Missouri Missouri Ger
Conder Elizabeth 8 1872 Daughter Missouri Missouri Germany
Conder George F. 6 1874 Son Missouri Missouri Germany
Conder add 2m 1880 Daughter Missouri Missouri Ger


residence 73
Blevin Stephen 78 1802 Self Married Virginia Virginia Virginia
Blevin Mahaly 67 1813 wife Tennessee Virginia Virginia
Blevin Don C. 23 1857 Son Missouri Virginia Virginia
Blevin William R. 38 1842 Self Married Missouri Virginia Tennessee
Blevin Sarah C. 41 1839 wife Missouri Tennessee Tennessee
Blevin James A. 14 1866 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Blevin William T. 12 1868 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Blevin John S. 9 1871 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri


residence 78
Parman William 53 1827 Self Married Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Parman Rachael C. 39 1841 wife Missouri Alabama Kentucky
Parman William J. 19 1861 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Mary A. 11 1869 Daughter Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Davis D. 6 1874 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Robert 2 1878 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Henderson Mattie E. 17 1863 Daughter Married Missouri Missouri Missouri


residence 79
Corder Edward 70 1810 Self Married Tennessee Virginia Virginia
Corder Elizabeth 60 1820 wife Kentucky Tennessee Virginia

residence 80
Parman Benjean F. 25 1855 Self Married Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Mary E. 23 1857 wife Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman John W. 3 1877 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Lettie J. 1 1879 Daughter Missouri Missouri Missouri

residence 81
Boosinger Henry F. 41 1839 Self Married Ohio Pennsylvania Virginia
Boosinger Ellen 41 1839 wife Illinois New Jersey North Carolina
Boosinger Erma 22 1858 Daughter Illinois Ohio Illinois
Boosinger Dudly 20 1860 Son Married Illinois Ohio Illinois
Boosinger Alice (Parman) 17 1863 Daughter-in-Law Married Missouri Missouri Missouri
Boosinger Anna 15 1865 Daughter Illinois Ohio Illinois
Boosinger Oscar 12 1868 Son Illinois Ohio Illinois
Boosinger Kate 6 1874 Daughter Missouri Ohio Illinois

 		Beall, Andrew J. (I37732)
 
117
residence 42
--Blevin George 29 1851 Self Married Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Blevin Elizabeth 22 1858 wife Missouri Arkansas Arkansas
Blevin Mary A. 2 1878 Daughter Missouri Missouri Missouri
Blevin John W. 1 1879 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri

residence 43
Blevin John 42 1838 Self Married Indiana Tennessee Ohio
Blevin Sarah 42 1838 wife Indiana Kentucky North Carolina
Blevin Newton 19 1861 Son Indiana Indiana Indiana
Blevin Stephen 13 1867 Son Indiana Indiana Indiana
Blevin John 11 1869 Son Indiana Indiana Indiana
Blevin Charles P. 6 1874 Son Missouri Indiana Indiana
Blevin Viola M. 5 1875 Daughter Missouri Indiana Indiana
Blevin Barnabas 3 1877 Son Missouri Indiana Indiana
Blevin Peter C. 28 1852 Self Married Missouri Virginia Indiana

Blevin Georgia 20 1860 wife Missouri Canada Ireland
Sivils William 18 1862 Missouri Kentucky Missouri

residence 47
Beall Andrew J. 53 1827 Self Married Kentucky Maryland Virginia
Beall Mary A. 49 1831 wife Kentucky Virginia Virginia
Beall Sarah A. 20 1860 Daughter Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Beall William 16 1864 Son Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Beall Lucy 15 1865 Daughter Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Beall Lee 13 1867 Son Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Blevin Rachael 23 1857 Daughter Missouri Kentucky Kentucky


residence 48
Conder Thomas J. 45 1835 Self Married Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Conder Cristina 35 1845 wife Germany Germany Ger
Conder Huston 13 1867 Son Missouri Missouri Germany
Conder Sousan 19 1861 Daughter Missouri Missouri Ger
Conder Elizabeth 8 1872 Daughter Missouri Missouri Germany
Conder George F. 6 1874 Son Missouri Missouri Germany
Conder add 2m 1880 Daughter Missouri Missouri Ger


residence 73
Blevin Stephen 78 1802 Self Married Virginia Virginia Virginia
Blevin Mahaly 67 1813 wife Tennessee Virginia Virginia
Blevin Don C. 23 1857 Son Missouri Virginia Virginia
Blevin William R. 38 1842 Self Married Missouri Virginia Tennessee
Blevin Sarah C. 41 1839 wife Missouri Tennessee Tennessee
Blevin James A. 14 1866 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Blevin William T. 12 1868 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Blevin John S. 9 1871 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri


residence 78
Parman William 53 1827 Self Married Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Parman Rachael C. 39 1841 wife Missouri Alabama Kentucky
Parman William J. 19 1861 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Mary A. 11 1869 Daughter Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Davis D. 6 1874 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Robert 2 1878 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Henderson Mattie E. 17 1863 Daughter Married Missouri Missouri Missouri


residence 79
Corder Edward 70 1810 Self Married Tennessee Virginia Virginia
Corder Elizabeth 60 1820 wife Kentucky Tennessee Virginia

residence 80
Parman Benjean F. 25 1855 Self Married Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Mary E. 23 1857 wife Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman John W. 3 1877 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Lettie J. 1 1879 Daughter Missouri Missouri Missouri

residence 81
Boosinger Henry F. 41 1839 Self Married Ohio Pennsylvania Virginia
Boosinger Ellen 41 1839 wife Illinois New Jersey North Carolina
Boosinger Erma 22 1858 Daughter Illinois Ohio Illinois
Boosinger Dudly 20 1860 Son Married Illinois Ohio Illinois
Boosinger Alice (Parman) 17 1863 Daughter-in-Law Married Missouri Missouri Missouri
Boosinger Anna 15 1865 Daughter Illinois Ohio Illinois
Boosinger Oscar 12 1868 Son Illinois Ohio Illinois
Boosinger Kate 6 1874 Daughter Missouri Ohio Illinois

 		Blevins, Rachel E. (I37736)
 
118
residence 42
--Blevin George 29 1851 Self Married Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Blevin Elizabeth 22 1858 wife Missouri Arkansas Arkansas
Blevin Mary A. 2 1878 Daughter Missouri Missouri Missouri
Blevin John W. 1 1879 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri

residence 43
Blevin John 42 1838 Self Married Indiana Tennessee Ohio
Blevin Sarah 42 1838 wife Indiana Kentucky North Carolina
Blevin Newton 19 1861 Son Indiana Indiana Indiana
Blevin Stephen 13 1867 Son Indiana Indiana Indiana
Blevin John 11 1869 Son Indiana Indiana Indiana
Blevin Charles P. 6 1874 Son Missouri Indiana Indiana
Blevin Viola M. 5 1875 Daughter Missouri Indiana Indiana
Blevin Barnabas 3 1877 Son Missouri Indiana Indiana

Blevin Peter C. 28 1852 Self Married Missouri Virginia Indiana
Blevin Georgia 20 1860 wife Missouri Canada Ireland
Sivils William 18 1862 Missouri Kentucky Missouri

residence 47
Beall Andrew J. 53 1827 Self Married Kentucky Maryland Virginia
Beall Mary A. 49 1831 wife Kentucky Virginia Virginia
Beall Sarah A. 20 1860 Daughter Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Beall William 16 1864 Son Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Beall Lucy 15 1865 Daughter Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Beall Lee 13 1867 Son Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Blevin Rachael 23 1857 Daughter Missouri Kentucky Kentucky


residence 48
Conder Thomas J. 45 1835 Self Married Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Conder Cristina 35 1845 wife Germany Germany Ger
Conder Huston 13 1867 Son Missouri Missouri Germany
Conder Sousan 19 1861 Daughter Missouri Missouri Ger
Conder Elizabeth 8 1872 Daughter Missouri Missouri Germany
Conder George F. 6 1874 Son Missouri Missouri Germany
Conder add 2m 1880 Daughter Missouri Missouri Ger


residence 73
Blevin Stephen 78 1802 Self Married Virginia Virginia Virginia
Blevin Mahaly 67 1813 wife Tennessee Virginia Virginia
Blevin Don C. 23 1857 Son Missouri Virginia Virginia
Blevin William R. 38 1842 Self Married Missouri Virginia Tennessee
Blevin Sarah C. 41 1839 wife Missouri Tennessee Tennessee
Blevin James A. 14 1866 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Blevin William T. 12 1868 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Blevin John S. 9 1871 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri


residence 78
Parman William 53 1827 Self Married Missouri Kentucky Kentucky
Parman Rachael C. 39 1841 wife Missouri Alabama Kentucky
Parman William J. 19 1861 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Mary A. 11 1869 Daughter Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Davis D. 6 1874 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Robert 2 1878 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Henderson Mattie E. 17 1863 Daughter Married Missouri Missouri Missouri


residence 79
Corder Edward 70 1810 Self Married Tennessee Virginia Virginia
Corder Elizabeth 60 1820 wife Kentucky Tennessee Virginia

residence 80
Parman Benjean F. 25 1855 Self Married Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Mary E. 23 1857 wife Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman John W. 3 1877 Son Missouri Missouri Missouri
Parman Lettie J. 1 1879 Daughter Missouri Missouri Missouri

residence 81
Boosinger Henry F. 41 1839 Self Married Ohio Pennsylvania Virginia
Boosinger Ellen 41 1839 wife Illinois New Jersey North Carolina
Boosinger Erma 22 1858 Daughter Illinois Ohio Illinois
Boosinger Dudly 20 1860 Son Married Illinois Ohio Illinois
Boosinger Alice (Parman) 17 1863 Daughter-in-Law Married Missouri Missouri Missouri
Boosinger Anna 15 1865 Daughter Illinois Ohio Illinois
Boosinger Oscar 12 1868 Son Illinois Ohio Illinois
Boosinger Kate 6 1874 Daughter Missouri Ohio Illinois

 		Blevins, Peter C. (I37806)
 
119
residence 596 District 1 ????
Jacob Jones 23 1827 KY
Isaac Jones 20 1830 KY
Lucy Jones 50 1800 KY
John W Jones 4 1846 KY

next door to Abraham Jones and Samuel Jones
sons of Moses Jones

residence 597 District 1 ---
Abraham Jones 32 1818 TN
Catherine Jones 31 1819 KY
Francis 10 1840 KY
Wm 8 1842 KY
Sarah 6 1844 KY
Leonard 1847 KY
Albert 1 1849 KY

residence 669 District 1
Saml Jones 50 1800 TN (prob Weakley TN)
Lucindia Jones 45 1805 KY
John Jones 21 1829 KY
Ann E Jones 16 1834 KY
Phebe Jones 12 1838 KY
Mary Jones 15 1835 KY
Mary E Jones 8 1842 KY
Jesse Jones 3 1847 KY
Franky Jones 4 1846 KY
Saml Jones 1 1849 KY

residence 673
Armiston Jones 49 1801 VA
Ann Jones 44 1806 KY
Sally Jones 21 1829 KY
Ben Jones 15 1835 KY (Washburn - stepson)
Jesse Jones 12 1838 KY (Washburn - stepson)
John Jones 10 1840 KY (Washburn - stepson)
Celia Jones 7 1843 KY
Hannah Jones 6 1844 KY
Lucindia Jones 4 1846 KY
Susan Jones 2 1848 KY
 		Jones, Armistead (I35063)
 
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Rootsweb njunter - list archives
http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/njhunter/2007-05/1179680249

From: KaySFO@aol.com
Subject: [NJHUNTER] Levi Williamson
Date: Sun, 20 May 2007 12:57:29 EDT


Dear Richard,
If you are interested, I have another Williamson to add to your
database. Levi Williamson was a son of Adam Williamson and Eleanor Williamson. He
was born ca. 1821 and died 28 July 1888. He was married on 18 Sept 1851 to
Rebecca Shearman (Sherman), daughter of John Sherman( Shearman) and Elizabeth
Rittenhouse.
She died in 1853 or 1854, and I can not find any indication that he ever
married again.
They are both buried in Rosemont Cemetery right next to John and
Elizabeth Sherman.
He is shown in the 1850 census living with Adam and Eleanor, and Adam
Williamson, farmer, Delaware Township is listed as his father on the record of
marriage for Levi and Rebecca obtained from the archives in Trenton.

Kay Larsen 		Sherman, Rebecca (I11707)
 
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See SQ p. 393: ABEL SPARKS, son of George and Delila Sparks, was born in Wilkes County, North Carolina, about 1828. He married Elizabeth Douglass in Wells County, Indiana, on May 4, 1850.

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The following article was taken from the March, 1977, issue of the QUARTERLY, Whole No. 97, p 1890:

"In the June 1959 issue of the QUARTERLY (Vol. VII, No. 2, Whole No. 26), we devoted several pages to the history of the descendants of Solomon Sparks, Jr. (died 1817) and his wife, Charity, of Wilkes County, North Carolina. A son of Solomon Sparks, Jr., was George Sparks (born ca. 1788) who married Delila - - - - about 1806 and moved to Randolph County, Indiana, about 1830. He moved to Wells County, Indiana, about 1836 and died there in 1843.

One of the sons of George and Delila Sparks was Abel Sparks who was born in Wilkes County, North
Carolina, about 1828; he married Elizabeth Douglass in Wells County, Indiana, on May 4, 1850. This is the only information that we had regarding Abel Sparks when the above mentioned article appeared. Mrs. Bertha J. Davis, 1700 Harrison Blvd., Boise, Idaho (83702) has learned a little more about him, but hopes that someone reading this may be able to report even further.

When the 1850 census was taken of Huntington County Indiana, the family of Abel Sparks was listed as
consisting of himself (aged 22, and his wife, Elizabeth, aged 19. Elizabeth's birth place was given as
Pennsylvania. Abel's mother, Delila Sparks (aged 62, born in North Carolina), was living with him, as was his sister, Mary Sparks (aged 16, born in Indiana).

According to family records found by Mrs. Davis, Abel and Elizabeth (Douglass) Sparks had a daughter, Mary Sparks, who was born on April 16, 1851, in Bluffton, Wells County, Indiana. It is not known whether there were other children.

Sometime in the 1850's, after the birth of Mary, Abel Sparks, with his wife and daughter, joined a wagon train going to Oregon. Abel Sparks died enroute - - where or when is not known. It is known that his wife married again, but it is not known to whom or when.

On May 12, 1869, Mary Sparks, daughter of Abel and Elizabeth (Douglass) Sparks, was married to John
Joseph Brown, son of Charles Arthur Brown. Their first two children, names and dates unknown, were born in Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon. Mary and John later moved to Gilliam County, Oregon, where a son, Charles Arthur Brown, was born on March 11, 1876, in Rock Creek. Charles Arthur Brown was married on December 1, 1901, in Condon, Gilliam County, Oregon, to Missouri Pearl Fitzwater.

Mary (Sparks) Brown died in Condon, Gilliam County, Oregon, on August 29, 1931. Her son, Charles Arthur Brown, died on September 12, 1960, in Pleasant Valley, Baker County, Oregon, and his wife, Missouri Pearl (Fitzwater) Brown, died on February 9, 1969, in Oak Harbor, Island County, Washington."

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Also see SQ p. 3706.

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See SQ p. 5289:

Abel Sparks was born in May 1827. He was married to Elizabeth Douglas on May 4, 1850, in Wells
County, Indiana. A great-granddaughter of Abel Sparks (Doris Cornett [Brown[ Macomber), reported
many years ago that early in 1852 Abel Sparks and his wife, Elizabeth, with their infant daughter, Mary
Sparks, joined a wagon train to Oregon. Most of Elizabeth's family, including her parents, were members
of this train. Abel Sparks died of cholera somewhere along the Platte River on June 13, 1852. Elizabeth
and her daughter continued with the train and settled with her relatives in Lane County, Oregon. There, on
May 23, 1854, she was married (2nd) to James Richard Phillips.

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[JS NOTE: See THE SPARKS QUARTERLY, December 1958, Whole No. 24, pp. 337-337 for the following article which was later corrected in the June 1987 issue of the QUARTERLY at pp. 3061-3084, reproduced below. This Abel Sparks, said in the following article to be the son of Solomon and (Sarah -----] Sparks, was actually their grandson and the son of Joseph Sparks.]

DEATH TAKES GEORGE WILLIAM WAGNER

GREAT-GRANDSON OF ABEL SPARKS

"It is with deep regret that we report the death of George William Wagner, a devoted member of The Sparks Family Association since 1955. Mr. Wagner died of a heart attack at his home in Conrad, Montana, on August 31, 1958. He was eighty-three years old at the time of his death.

Born in Albert Lea, Minnesota, on September 18, 1874, Mr. Wagner moved with his parents to a farm near Blue Earth, Minnesota, where he attended school. They later farmed near Guckeen, Minnesota. He married Minnie Gertrude Brownlee, daughter of James and Elizabeth (Gordon) Brownlee, in December, 1902, and he and his wife came to Montana in 1910, homesteading twenty-eight miles east of Conrad. He lived there until he retired in 1942. Mrs. Wagner died in 1956. He is survived by four daughters: Mrs. George (Gertrude) Kovatch of Kellogg, Idaho; Mrs. Olive Harris of Conrad; Mrs. A. J. (Marian) Kovatch of Conrad; and Mrs. Mae Bales of Tillamook, Oregon.

Mr. Wagner was connected with the Sparks family through his paternal grandmother, Mary (Sparks) Wagner, daughter of Abel and Sarah Sparks. Abel Sparks, Mr. Wagner?s great-grandfather, was the son of Solomon and Sarah Sparks of Surry County, North Carolina [Note: later found incorrect; see top of page]. (See page 98 of the December, 1955, issue of The Sparks Quarterly, Whole No. 12.)

Mr. Wagner owned the family Bible in which was recorded the birth of Abel Sparks, along with that of his wife and children. Following is a transcription of this record:

Abel Sparks was born Jan. 8th, 1767
Sarah Sparks was born May, 1767
Children:
Geo. Sparks, born Oct. 14th, 1800
Hannah Sparks, born May 9th, 1802
Frances Sparkes, born Oct. 27th, 1803
Elizabeth Sparkes, born April 13th, 1805
Ann Sparkes, born June 7th, 1808
Martha Sparkes, born April 1st, 1811
Soloman Sparkes, born Sept. 5th, 1812
John Sparkes, born March 25th, 1814
Mary Sparks, born October 25th, 1815
Sarah Sparks, born Sept. 13th, 1817
Abraham Sparks, born July 27th, 1821
Rebecca Sparkes, born Dec. 27th, 1825
Jane Sparks, born July 19th, 1827

Relatively little has been learned regarding the life of Abel Sparks. He may have been married twice, for on the 1800 census of Wilkes County, North Carolina, he was listed with five children, two boys and three girls, all under ten years of age. Since the Bible record gives no children born before 1800, it would seem probable that they were children by an earlier wife. It is possible, of course, that these five children were not his own and were merely living in his household when the 1800 census was taken. Another problem exists regarding the birth date of Sarah, wife of Abel. If she was born in 1767, as the Bible record indicates, she would have been thirty-three years of age when her first child, George, was born in 1800, and sixty years old when her daughter, Jane, was born in 1827. Although it is not impossible for a woman of sixty to bear a child, it is very unusual - - so unusual that, if she was the mother of all the children named, she must have been born several years after 1767.

Several records have been found in Wilkes County, North Carolina, pertaining to Abel Sparks. The earliest of these is a tax record dated 1800 on which he was taxed for 60 acres of land. A letter of attorney dated July 31, 1801, to Abel Sparks from his brotiers and sisters is also on file in Wilkes County; this appears to have involved the settlement of the estate of Abel?s father. Although it is evident that Abel Sparks owned land in Wilkes County by 1800, the only deed pertaining to his purchase of land is dated December 12, 1801. It records the purchase by Abel Sparks from Humphrey Cockerham, both of Wilkes County, for 100 pounds, a tract of 150 acres described as follows: ?a certain tract or parcel of land lying and being in the County of Wilkes beginning on the East fork of Swan Creke on Timothy Sisks line, running with the sd line South to a stake in James Foxes line, then East running with sd line to a white oak on the County ithe, thence North with the County to the Long Glade Creek, thence running down sd crick with the various courses of the stream to the beginning.? The witnesses to this deed were Mordecoi Samuel and James Dowell; it was recorded in the Wilkes County courthouse in February, 1805.

In 1805, Abel Sparks was taxed for 100 acres of land in Wilkes County. The last record pertaining to him in the county states that he was chosen to serve on a jury on August 5, 1807.

By 1812 Abel Sparks had moved to Tennessee, but in what section he settled is not known. Sometime between 1815 and 1820 he moved to Illinois, settling in Bond County, for he and his family were listed on the 1820 census of that county as follows:
Abel Sparks
1 male over 21 years
3 males under 21 years
7 free white females

No record has been found thus far to reveal when or where Abel and Sarah Sparks died. Some members of the family moved to Grant, Wisconsin, in later years. A marrlage is recorded in Bond County, Illinois, for one of Abel Sparks? children: on October 10, 1822, Fanny (Frances) Sparks married Francis Kirkpatrick. Of the other children, it is known that Elizabeth married a Jones, Sarah married William Dennis, and Rebecca married William Andrews.

Mary Sparks, daughter of Abel, was Mr. Wagner?s grandmother. She was born while her parents were living in Tennessee, and died on May 10, 1879, in Hampton, Franklin County, Iowa. She was married twice, her first husband being Jacob Wagner, who was born in Palatine, New York, August 24, 1807. He was a farmer living in Grant County, Wisconsin, when, about 1844, he was killed by a neighbor who struck him on the head with a fence post. It was winter and there was lots of snow; Jacob Wagner had taken down this man?s fence in order to take a shortcut home. The children of Jacob and Mary (Sparks) Wagner were as follows:

(1) Elizabeth Wagner, born Jan. 22, 1832, died Mar. 17, 1923; married Samuel Wanamaker.
(2) George Wagner, born May 1, 1833, died Mar. 9, 1863; never married.
(3) Sarah Jane Wagner, born May 22, 1834; married Jake Wire.
(4) Jesse William Wagner, born June 28, 1835; died June 1, 1922; never married.
(5) Emdine Catherine Wagner, born Jan. 9, 1837, died Feb. 1, 1929; married Scott Vincent.
(6) Solomon Wagner, born Aug. 20, 1838, died Jan. 20, 1924; he was married five times. His first wife?s maiden name was Sullivan; he married 2nd Mrs. Pricella Ice Ward. Solomon is buried at Stockton, California.
(7) Jasper Newton Wagner, born Nov. 4, 1839; never married; he was lost in a storm on a wagon train going West.
(8) Jacob Harrison Wagner, born Feb. 28, 1841; died Feb. 25, 1929; married Margaret Eirning.

Mary (Sparks] Wagner married, as her second husband, Joseph Brown who was born about 1810 and died about 1860. He was a Quaker, born in Pennsylvania, but lived in Grant
County, Wisconsin. They had the following children:

(1) Apame Ann Brown, born March 25, 1845; died May, 1909; married Bentley Wheeler.
(2) Minerva Brown, born Nov. 14, 1846; died June, 1921; married Charles Humphrey.
(3) John Brown, born July 23, 1848; died Aug. 24, 1920; married Mary Ann Gullickson.
[4) Dave Brown, born Aug. 20, 1850; died Feb., 1914; married Evelyn Medley.
(5) Marques De Lafayette (Mark) Brown, born June 14, 1852; died Dec. 26, 1899; married Agnes Nowell.
(6) Pheobe Brown, born July 9, 1854; died June 4, 1855.
(7) Mary Idell Brown, born Feb. 21, 1858; died Dec. 18, 1933; married Dr. John Pride.

The above information on Mary (Sparks) Wagner Brown has been supplied by Mr. Wagner?s daughter, Mrs. Olive M. W. Harris, who has been an active supporter of the Association for the past several years.

Should anyone have further information on Abel Sparks or his descendants, your editor would be very pleased to hear from him."

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See THE SPARKS QUARTERLY, June 1987, pp. 3069-3084:

TWO MEN NAMED ABEL SPARKS
(continued:)

ABEL SPARKS, THE YOUNGER
SON OF JOSEPH SPARKS

"When the younger Abel Sparks died in 1872, his age, as given on his tombstone, was 94. When his wife, Sarah Sparks, died in 1853, her age was given as 74. If these ages at the times of their deaths are correct, Abel was born in 1778 (possibly 1777 or 1779) and Sarah, his wife, was born in 1779 (possibly 1778 or 1780). Census records confirm the near correctness of these dates.

As noted earlier in this article, we are quite certain that this Abel Sparks, whom we have called "the Younger" in order to distinguish him from his uncle, Abel Sparks, the Elder, was a son of Joseph Sparks, a biographical sketch of whom appears on pages 3057-60 of the present issue of the QUARTERLY. We believe this in part because the age of Abel Sparks, the Younger matches the age of a son of Joseph Sparks enumerated on the 1800 census of Surry County, North Carolina. No other man named Sparks living in Surry or Wilkes Counties of North Carolina had a son born in or about 1778 whom we cannot otherwise account for.

"Abel and Sarah Sparks were married in Surry or Wilkes County, North Carolina, about 1799. While we have found no record of their marriage, there can be little doubt but that Sarah?s maiden name was Cochran. Descendants have always believed that this was her name. (Cochran was spelled in a variety of ways in the Wilkes County records, including "Cockerham.") We believe that it is significant that on December 12, 1801, Abel Sparks purchased a tract of 150 acres of land in Wilkes County, North Carolina, from Humphrey Cochran. (Deed Book E, p. 703) While in this deed, Humphrey?s name was spelled "Cockerham," his name appears in some Wilkes County records as Cochran (also Cockran). A daughter of Abel and Sarah (Cochran) Sparks, Frances Sparks, who married Francis Creswell Kirkpatrick, named her first son James Cochran. Kirkpatrick. This may suggest that Sarah?s father was named James Cochran, though no one of that name has been found in Wilkes County records.

"In the QUARTERLY of December 1958 (Whole No. 24, p. 337) we published a record of the children of Abel and Sarah (Cochran) Sparks from a family Bible then owned by the family of George William Wagner (who died in 1955). George William Wagner descended from a daughter of Abel and Sarah named Mary. This record pertains to Abel Sparks, the Younger, although at the time (1958) that we published the record we did not realize that there were two different men named Abel Sparks living in the Surry-Wilkes Counties area in the 1790s and early 1800s. In transcribing this Bible record for the QUARTERLY from a hand-copied sheet sent by a member of the Wagner family, we noted that the dates of birth given for Abel and Sarah Sparks (both being 1767) seemed strange in relationship to the dates of birth of their thirteen children; if born in 1767, both Abel and Sarah would have been 33 years old when their first child was born in 1800, and both would have been 60 years old when their last child was born in 1827. Rarely, if ever, has a woman borne a child at the age of 60.

We assumed in the 1958 article that this was the same Abel Sparks known to have been a son of Solomon and Sarah, as noted earlier. Since that time, however, evidence has been found to prove that the birth date (1767) given for the younger Abel Sparks and his wife Sarah was wrong (see the records given above for their ages at their deaths appearing on their tombstones). Rather than being a son of Solomon and Sarah Sparks, Abel Sparks (whom we call "the Younger? here" was a grandson of Solomon and Sarah.

Since the publication of the 1958 article, we have obtained a photostatic copy of the family record in the Wagner Bible. From this it is clear that the names and dates of birth of Abel and Sarah Sparks, along with those of their thirteen children, were all written in the same hand and at the same time, that is, this record was copied from an earlier record. Perhaps it was taken from a family Bible once belonging to Abel Sparks, himself. What is especially interesting is the fact that the birth dates of Abel and Sarah were written orginally in the Wagner Bible as follows:

"Abel Sparkes was born january 8th Anno Domini 1789
Sarah Sparkes was born May 1th Anno Domini 1789."

"At a later date, in a different hand, the following was written in the Wagner Bible record above the entry for the birth of Abel Sparks: "corrected Born 1767" and above the entry for Sarah Sparkes was written simply "1767." Why was this correction made? We can speculate that someone, at some point, must have realized that if Abel and Sarah had been born in 1789, as originally written in the Wagner Bible, they would have been only 11 years old in 1800 when their first child was born. While the date "1789" was obviously wrong, subsequent events (e.g. their ages given on census records and their ages at death on their tombstones, as well as the fact that no woman could bear a child at age 60) prove that "1767" was likewise wrong.

"Where did the date "1767" come from? Since this seems to be very nearly the date of birth of the elder Abel Sparks (son of Solomon and Sarah), we wonder whether the person who made the change in the Wagner Bible record may have had access to the record of the births of the children of Solomon and Sarah Sparks and assumed, as did we in 1958, that there had been but one Abel Sparks.

"In our earlier discussion of the elder Abel Sparks, reference was made to the 1800 entry in the Wilkes County Court Minutes for an Abel Sparks being one of a group of men charged with laying out a road "from Brooks road at Surry County line into the road that leads down the Yadkin on the south side." While we cannot be certain, we think it probable that this referred to the younger Abel Sparks. (It is interesting that in this list of men charged with building this road, the name of Humphrey Cockerham (or Cochran) immediately precedes that of Abel Sparks.)

"It was on December 12, 1801, that Abel Spanks purchased from Humphrey Cockenham (or Cochran) a tract of land in Wilkes County consisting of 150 acres. (Book E, p. 703) Both Humphrey Cockerham and Abel Sparks were identified in the deed as residents of Wilkes County. Abel Sparks paid Cockerham "One Hundred Pounds Courantcy." The tract was described in the deed as follows:
"... lying and being in the County of Wilkes beginning on the East fork of Swan Creke on Timothy Sisks line running with the sd line South to a stake in James Foxes line then East running with sd line to a white oak on the County line thence North with the County to the Long Glade Creek thence running down sd crick with the various Courses of the stream to the beginning." The witnesses to this deed were Mordecoi Samuel and James Dowell. Though signed on December 12, 1801, this deed was not recorded in the Wilkes County Courthouse until February 1805.

"Unfortunately, no tax lists are available for Wilkes County between 1800 and 1805. Abel Sparks was taxed for 100 acres of land in Captain John Martin?s District in Wilkes County in 1805. Since the elder Abel Sparks had been in Georgia for at least two years when this tax list was prepared, we have no doubt that this refers to Abel Sparks, the Younger.

"While the Wagner Bible record quoted earlier regarding the family of Abel and Sarah (Cochran) Spanks was obviously in error regarding the dates of birth of both Abel and Sarah, the record of the births of their children seems to be accurate, according to descendants. This record reads as follows:

1. George Sparkes, born October 14, 1800
2. Hannah Sparkes, born May 9, 1802
3. Frances Sparkes, born Octobr 27, 1803
4. Elizabeth Sparkes, born April 13, 1805
5. Ann Sparkes, bonn June 7, 1808
6. Martha Sparkes, born April 1, 1811
7. Solomon Sparkes, born September 5, 1812
8. John Sparkes, born March 25, 1814
9. Mary Sparkes, born October 25, 1815
10. Sarah Spankes, born September 13, 1817
11. Abraham Sparkes, born July 27, 1821
12. Rebecca Sparkes, born December 27, 1825
13. Jane Sparkes, born July 19, 1827

"Our last record of Abel Sparks, the Younger that we have found in North Carolina is dated 1807. The Wilkes County court records indicate that Abel served on a jury there on August 5, 1807. He again served on a jury in Wilkes County on September 21, 1807. (See the Winter 1982 issue of the quarterly publication of the Wilkes Genealogical Society, Vol. 16, No. 4, p. 10.)

"Abel Sparks, the Younger moved with his family to Tennessee sometime after September 1807, where they remained until at least 1815. He was taxed in Franklin County, Tennessee, in 1812. (See Index to Early Tennessee Tax Records by Byron & Barbara Sistler, published in Evanston, IL in 1977.) By 1820, however, Abel Sparks had again moved his family, this time to the new state of Illinois, settling in Bond County according to the federal census of that year. Abel Sparks did not appear on the 1830 census of Illinois, however, because by that time he had taken his family to Crawford County, Missouri. In fact, the move to Missouri probably came no later than the summer of 1827 because Abel?s youngest daughter, Jane, who was born July 19, 1827, gave her place of birth in later years as Missouri.

"Abel Sparks, the Younger made one more major move in his lifetime -- sometime before 1840. In this instance, however, he may have simply accompanied a son in his attempt to better himself. Abel?s son John was living in Grant County, Wisconsin Territory, when the 1840 census was taken, while his son George was in Iowa County of Wisconsin Territory. From the enumeration of the household of George Sparks on the 1840 census, it appears that his parents were then living with him.

"When the 1850 census was taken of Grant County, Wisconsin, Abel and Sarah Sparks were listed (on November 2, 1850) as living with their son Solomon Sparks, near the town of Lima. (The 1850 federal census was the first to list each member of each household by name.) Solomon Sparks, son of Abel and Sarah, was identified as a farmer, 40 years old, with real estate valued at $1,200. His place of birth was given as Tennessee. Abel and Sarah, both shown as born in North Carolina, were listed as 70 years of age. Also listed in the same household of Solomon Sparks (who never married) was 23-year old Lucinda Sparks (thus born about 1827) whose place of birth was given as Missouri. We believe that this was intended for Jane Sparks (born July 19, 1827), the youngest daughter of Abel and Sarah Sparks--perhaps her middle name was Lucinda, or the census taker may simply have misunderstood her name. Also living in the household of Solomon Sparks were three males who were probably hired men or boarders. They were: William Wagner, age 15, laborer; Jesse Crow, age 27, miner; and Jasper Wilkerl, age 20, laborer. (JS Note: See SQ p. 2608 for this census.)

"In 1853, Sarah (Cochran) Sparks, wife of Abel, died. She was buried in Grant County, Wisconsin, about one mile south of the hamlet called Arthur. Located on land owned by a McReynolds family today, the cemetery is called the McReynolds Cemetery. (Two daughters of Abel and Sarah Sparks married men named McReynolds, Nancy and Jane.) The inscription on Sarah?s tombstone reads:"Sarah, wife of Abel Sparks, Died August 12, 1853, Aged 74 years."

"When the 1860 census was taken, Abel Sparks, 82 years old, was again listed by the census taker as living with his bachelor son, Solomon Sparks, in Grant County, Wisconsin. The census taker, however, mistakenly wrote his name as "Abraham"; in the column for occupation, he wrote "Gentleman." In 1870, Abel Sparks was again listed by the census taker as living with his son Solomon; he was now 92, and under occupation this time the census taker wrote "keeping house."

"According to the inscription on his tombstone in the Mc Reynolds Cemetery, Abel Sparks died on December 27, 1872, at the age of 94. He was buried beside his wife, Sarah.

"When Solomon Sparks, son of Abel and Sarah (Cochran) Sparks, died in 1880 without issue and without leaving a will, his brother, Abraham Sparks, requested the county probate judge to appoint Thomas Watson as administrator of the estate. A man named George Clementson was directed to identify the heirs of Solomon Sparks. His report contains helpful data regarding the descendants of Abel and Sarah, as will be noted below." (For balance of article see notes for each child.)
http://www.sparksfamilytree.net/ghtout/npr248.html#H01500 		Family: Abel Sparks / Sarah Cochran (F19511)
 
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She married Thomas Chamberlayne and Thomas Wildey. 		James, Johanna (I43618)
 
123
Some records show his birth 1216 and marriage 1233; however, if children are correct, those dates must be too late. 		Spencer, Thurston (I43660)
 
124
Some records show his birth as 1251. If William's birth is 1263, then 1251 must be in error. 		Spencer, John (I43664)
 
125
Tobias Bright was the eldest child of Albertus and Patience (Hopkins) Bright. Neither the date nor place of his birth is known, but he was probably born in Virginia, for Albertus was there between the years 1755 and 1777, and as Tobias received a grant of land from Governor Moultrie of South Carolina in 1785 (a month earlier than his father) he was evidently of age then, so must have been born in the early 1760's. He married Jane Ford, who it seems certain was the daughter of John Ford, Sr. The record of their marriage has not been found but their eldest child was born in 1787. Tobias and Jane (Ford) Bright moved from South Carolina to Kentucky sometime betweenm August 1789 and 1791, the birth date of their son John W. Ford. They first lived in Fayette and Montgomery counties, later settling in Shelby County on a farm west and nearly opposite that of Albertus Bright.

Tobias died 13 September 1801, and Jane 17 March, 1817. They were buried in the grove on the home farm, but when the Eminence Cemetery was opened, they were moved to the family lot there.

Source: "Kentucky Brights and Their Kin"
Data Collected by: Georgie Hopkins Ford

http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/7458505/person/1831901987/media/1?pgnum=1&pg=0&pgpl=pid%7cpgNum
 		Bright, Tobias (I36013)
 
126
Tony Anthony Milina

Tony Anthony Milina, 70, passed away Thursday, April 2, 2009, at Mainland Medical Center in Texas City, Texas. He was surrounded by his loving family.

Funeral Services will be held at 10:00 a.m., Monday, April 6, 2009, at First Assembly of God Church, 4628 Avenue Q, Galveston, Texas, with the Rev. Dueward Wimberly, officiating. Burial will follow services Monday at Galveston Memorial Park Cemetery in Hitchcock, Texas. A Gathering for visitation will be held Sunday evening, April 5, 2009, also at First Assembly of God Church. Mr. Milina's family will be receiving friends for visitation at the church Sunday evening from 5:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m.

Tony was born on Galveston Island September 18, 1938. He was a lifelong resident, growing up on the island, choosing to make his home in Galveston and working as a commercial fisherman, fishing the coastal waters nearby. When not out at sea, Tony enjoyed outdoors, making and working his wonderful vegetable garden and as a skilled carpenter, woodworking. But perhaps his most greatest enjoyment was the time he spent with his family. He cherished the time he had with all of his family. Tony was a very loving person, a good provider to his wife and children. His memories will live on in the hearts of those that knew him and loved him and he will be deeply missed.

Tony is preceded in death by his parents, Tony and Emma Milina and also one of his brothers, Vernon Milina. He leaves behind many fond memories with his loving wife of forty-two years, Dianna Milina of Galveston, Texas; his three children Mark Milina and wife, Tracy, Dawn Gregory and husband, Joseph and Nicole Valastro and husband, Sebastiano, all of Galveston, Texas; and his six grandchildren Richard Rios, Victoria Valastro, Sebastiano Valastro, Jr., Emma Milina, Sarah Milina and Jason Gregory. Sharing in his loss, too, are Tony's two sisters Catherine Crum and Jennie Gonzales and husband, Frank, of Galveston, Texas; and his brother Eugene Milina, also of Galveston, Texas. Tony is also survived by two sisters-in-law, Darlene Hernandez and Susan Milina, both of Galveston, Texas; two brothers-in-law Billy Paul Hailey and wife, Deborah of Texas City, Texas and Lee Hailey and wife, Nancy of Normangee, Texas; numerous nieces and nephews, great-nieces and nephews, a host of other loving family and friends.

Pallbearers will be Mark Milina, Joseph Gregory, Sebastiano Valastro, Charles Crum, Vernon "Bubba" Milina and Frank Gonzales. Honorary Pallbearers are James B. Milina and Rocky Sealy.

Broadway Funeral Home
 		Milina, John Anthony "Tony" Jr. (I46725)
 
127
twin with Ezekial 		Wright, Phoebe (I43649)
 
128
twin with Phebe. 		Wright, Ezekiel (I43650)
 
129
Unidentified:
Thomas Shearman,
christened: 17 Aug 1788
Baptisttown, Kingwood, Hunterdon, NJ

marriage: 1 Rebekah,
christened 17 Aug 1788
Baptisttown, Kingwod, Hunterdon, NJ

best guess, Thomas Shearman is son of this Thomas and Rebekah is sister, not wife.


______________________
wife: Elizabeth Hoppock

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=fredericlathrop&id=I16340

Note: RGodown@Rochester.rr.com

my note:
A Thomas "Shearman" who made inventory of Mrs. Magdeline (Andrew) Heath's 2nd husband Uriah Bonham in 1809, along with Edward Rittinghouse. Rittinghouse shows up in many marriages in both Bonham and Heath families. 		Sherman, Thomas (Shearman) (I11680)
 
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WILL OF ANNE (GRAVES)-COTTON-EATON DOUGHTY

IN THE NAME OF GOD AMEN. I Anne Doughty being sick and weake in body but of sound mind and perfect memory praised be God for the same doe make constitute and ordain this my last Will and Testament by me humbly made, and first comitting my Soule to God that gave itt and my Body to be decently buried according to the discretion of my Executor hereafter named, as to my temporall Estate after the satisfaction of my Just debts I doe hereby dispose of the same in manner as followeth vizt. First I give and bequeath to my Grandchild Samul. Boughton a certain tract of Land lying between Potomack River and the dwelling Plantation of Samul. Eaton my deced son called Eaton Delight containing two hundred acres, and by my said deced sonne's last will and Testament in writing bearing date the seventeenth day of October 1679, Given and bequeathed to me to have and to hold the said Land to the said Samull Boughton his heires and assigns forever.

Item I give and bequeath to the said Samull Boughton, Verlinda Boughton, Kathenine Boughton, and Many Boughton the four children of Richard Boughton my whole stock of horses and mares running in the woods together with their whole increase to have and to hold the same to the said four children joyntly and severally and to their heirs and assigns forever to be equally divided between them all at their severall days of marriage or their severall ages of one and twenty years.

Item I give and bequeath to Sarah Doyne daughter of Robert Doyne gent. one thousand pounds of tobacco to be payd to Coll. Wm. Chandler for her use by my Execs. Admr. or assigns to Mr. John Hambleton according to a certain demise or lease of the dwelling plantation of the said John Hambteton bearing date the day of November 1679 and itt is my will that the said one thousand pounds of tobacco to be payd to the said Coll. Chandler as soon as the same shall become due after my decease and shall be disposed of p the said Collo. Wm. Chandler to by [sic] the said Sarah Doyne a gold ring and necklace.

Lastly I give and bequeath to Collo. Wm. Chandler and in case of his death to Mr. Richard Chandler his brother for the sole use and behoof of my two grandchildren Parthenia Burdock and Sarah Burdock all the remaining part of my Estate personall or real to have and to hold the same to the said Parthenia Burdock and Sarah Burdock their heires and assigns forever constituting my said Grandchildren Parthenia and Sarah Burdock to be my whole and sole Executons joyntly and severally of this my last Will and testament. IN Testimony hereof I have hereunto sett my hand and Seale this 26th day of December Anno Domini 1683.

/s/ Anne + Doughty (Seale)
her mark

Sealed and delivered in the presence of

John Stone

John Hambleton

Nich. Swinburne

The will of Mrs. Anne Doughty was proved before me by the oaths of Mr. John Hambleton, John Stone and Nicholas Swinburne by virtue of a Comission directed to me out of the affairs for probate of wills as witness my hand this 15th day of July 1683.

/s/ Robert Doyne

[Md. Hall of Records, Prerogative Court (Wills) 4, pp. 210-11.]

[Note by compiler: According to the above information, Anne's will was proved on July 15, 1683, before it was executed on December 26, 1683; this cannot be true. The compiler believes that Anne's will was probably executed in 1682, rather than in 1683.]

(2) Maryland Probate Records, 1674-1774 [database online], Genealogy.com, Prerogative Court Abstracts, 1685-1701, Abstracts 1685-1701(Libers 9, 19, 101c, 11a, 11b), p. 3:

Mrs. Ann Doughty 9.30 I £41.17.10 Jul 29 1683

Appraisers: Robert Potts, Edward Minge.

Executrices: Parthena Pourditt, Sarah Pourditt.

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=frostinaz01&id=I9166 		Graves, Elizabeth Anna "Ann" (I21750)
 
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WILL OF COL. HUGH CROCKETT (son of Joseph Jr.)

Will Book No. 2, p. 447-48. Montgomery County, Virginia



In the name of God, Amen. I, Hugh Crockett, of Montgomery County and State of Virginia, being of sound mind and disposing memory so constitute and ordain this my last Will and Testament and calling to mind that it is appointed for all men once to die would dispose of myself in the following manner and form, ro wit:

First and principally I recommend my soul into the hand of almighty Gos, that gave it, my body to the earth to be berried in a decent Christian berriel at the discretion of my Executors here in after mentioned and as touching such worldly estate where it has pleased God to bless me with, I give devise and dispose of in the following manner and form viz. :

All my just debts of which there are few, be punctually and speedily paid.

ITEM 1st., It is my last will that my beloved wife, Rebecca Crockett have the third part of the plantation where I now live on, and the third of my personal estate for the term of her natural life and to dispose of the personal estate as she may think proper among my several children.

ITEM 2nd., It is my will that the whole of my plantation where I now live on be equally divided my sons Walter and Hugh and also to have one horse each, and one feather bed and furniture each.

ITEM 3rd., It is my will that the plantation now in by the name of Stepbelton and Smith belong to my son Robert Crockett, and one horse and one feather bed and furniture.

ITEM 4th., It is my will that my waggon and working tools be equallt divided between Walter, Robert, and Hugh.

ITEM 5th., It is my will that all the residue of my personal estate be equally divided between my three daughters, Lydia, Polly, and Rebecca.

ITEM 6th., It is my will that my three children now married viz.: Samuel, Agnes, and Jain, have no more of my estate than they now have in posession.

ITEM 7th., I do hereby appoint James Craig, Walter Crockett, and Jacob Kent my lawful Executors to this my last Will and Testament and do constitute and ordain, this and no other to be my last Will and Testament. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 4th, day of July, A.D. 1809

HUGH CROCKETT (Seal)

Present:

Hamilton Wade,

James Barnett,

Jno. B. Deyerle.

In Montgomery March Court, 1817.



This last will and testament of Hugh Crockett, Dec'd, was exhibited into open court and proven by the oath of Hamilton Wade, James Barnett, two of the witness thereto subscribed, and ordered to be recorded. On the motion of Walter Crockett one of the Executors therein named, who made oath thereto according to law, and with security entered into and acknowledged bond conditioned as the law directs certificate is granted him for obtaining a probate thereof in due form. James Craig one of the Executors therein named, having personally appeared in Court and refused to take upon himself the burden and execution of said will.

Test. B. V. Miller, B.C. (D.C.)

A copy Test.

Geo. M. Wilson, Clerk.

http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/8952046/person/21511069/media/5?pgnum=1&pg=0&pgpl=pid%7cpgNum
 		Crockett, Hugh (I47406)
 
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Will of Jacob Sowers

Proved 7 mar 1781

In the name of God Amen. I Jacob Sower of the County of Frederick in the Colony of Virginia being of sound and perfect mind and memory. Thanks be to God for it and calling to mind the mortality of the Body and knowing it is appointed for all men eventual to die. Do make and ordain this my Last Will and Testament. That is to say principally and first of all.....and my soul into the hands of God that has gave it and my Body to the earth to be buried in a descent and Christian like manner at the discretion of my Executors here after named and as to such worldly estate where with it has pleased God to bless me with in this life. I give dispose and Bequeath the same in the following manner.

Imprimes: I give and bequeath Mary Sower my dearly beloved wife all and singular my estate real and personal in general during her natural life and after her decease my Will and desire is that the whole of my Estate both real and personal to be sold by my Executors here after in as much to the best advantage and the money arising the estate sale as so consist by at law. Divided Equally among my sons Jacob Sower Jr., John Sower and Daniel Sower and my Daughters Elizabeth Campbell and Susanna Williams and if it should happen that if anyone of my aforesaid sons and daughters should die before the decease of my said Beloved wife that these and in that case my Will and desire that the children of my decease son or daughter shall be entitled to the share of my estate which would have follow to their Father or Mother had they been living and the said share to be equally divided among and Lastly I do constitute the..... ...... ordain my well beloved sons Jacob Sower Jr., and John Sower executor of this Last Will and Testament and do hereby utterly disallow invoke and disannul all and every other former Testament and Will before this time named willed and Bequeath Ratifying and confirming this and no other to be my Last Will and Testament. In witness where of this I have set my hand and seal this twenty sixth day of May one thousand & seven Hundred and seventy seven. Signed & Seal Published and Delivered by the said Jacob Sower this to be his Last Will and Testament in the presence of us.

Jacob Sower David Kennedy James McDowellyll Thomas Wood

At the Court and held for Frederick County that 7th day of March 1781. This Last Will and Testament of Jacob Sower deceased was proved by the oath of David Kennedy a witness whereto and ordered to .....for further and on the notion of Jacob Sowers and John Sowers the executors thereon and whereon should be certification granted them for obtaining a probate there of in due form giving security to where upon they with security inters in to and acknowledge Bond...... ...... as the law direct and at a court converse and held for the said county of the 9th day of June 1785. This and was Further Proved by the oath of James McDowelly a witness there so and ordained to be recorded.

By the Hand

Ja Keith C.C.
 		Sowers, Jacob (I36314)
 
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WILL OF NICHOLAS BONHAM (written 6 Feb 1683)
In the name of God, Amen, the 6 day of February in the year one thousand six hundred eighty-three, I, Nicholas Bonham of ye town of Picastaway in County of Middlesex in East New Jersey being sick in body but of good and perfect memory thanke to ye all mighty God and calling to remembrance the uncertain estate of this transitory live that all flesh must yield unto death whn it shall please God to call, do make, constitute, ordain, and declare this my last will and testament in manner and form following, revoking and annulling by those present all and every Testament and Testaments Will and Wills heretofore by me made and declareed either by word or written and this to be taken only for mylast will and testament and none other.----
And first being penitent and sorry from the bottom of my heart for my sins past most humbly desiring foregiveness for ye same I give and commit my soul unto Almighty God my Savior and Redeemer in Whom and by ye mercies of Jesus Christ I trust d believe assuredly to be saved and so have full remission and forgiveness of all my sins and that my soul with my body at the general day of resurrection shal rise again with joy and through ye merits of Christ's death and passion passes so inherit the Kingdom of heaven prepared for his elect and chosen and my body to be buried in such a place where it shall please my executor hereafter named to appoint. And now for ye - - - of my temporal estate and such goods chattels and debts as it has pleased God far above my desires to bestow upon me I do order give and dispose ye same in manner and form following. That is to say - - -
First I will that all those debts and duties as I owe in right or conscience to any manner of person or persons whatsoever shall be well and truly contented and paid or ordained to be paid within convenient time afer my decease by my executorereafter named.
Item, I give and bequeath unto my dearly beloved wife Hannah Bonham the house and lot that I now live on and ye bed that we now lie on during her natural life and after her decease, son Hezekiah Bonham.
Item, I give unto my said Hezekiah Bonham all ye rest of my land lying within ye township of Piscataway or a to him his heirs and assigns forever.
Item, I will order and appoint that all my cattell with my household goods shall remain in ye hands of my executors hereafter named for ye support of my family and ye bringing up of my children and as any of them marries such parts of ye catl and goods to be given them as my executor shall think meet with and by ye advise and consent of my overseer hereafter named.
Item, I will and bequeath unto my grandchildren now living or shall be born within a year after ye date hereof, one bible to each of them to be bought and paid for out of my estate by my executors hereafter named.
Item, after ye decease of my said wife what chattels, goods, or lands that is then undisposed of I do will and bequeathunto my son Hezekiah Bonham he being my sole heir excepting ye legacies before mentioned and ye other dispositions in ye arles above mentioned.
Item, I will constitute and appoint my wife Hannah Bonham and my son Hezekiah Bonham to be my whole and sole executors and dispose of my estate above mentioned accordingly as is above ordered and appointed with and by ye advise and consent oy overseer hereafter mentioned.
Item, I do request and desire my friends Isaac Smalley and Edward Slater to be my overseers to assist and advise my said executors about ye disposing of my estate and affairs as above said.
Given under my hand and seal the day and year above written.
Signed and sealed in the presents of Edward Slater and Isaac Smalley.

He died 20 Jul 1684 and the will was probated 18 Dec 1684 in Piscataway, Middlesex, NJ.
 		Bonham, Nicholas* (immigrant) (I3223)
 
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1860 Warren Co, Tennessee
residence 1182
Myers, JN 40 1820
Nesby 23 1837
Leonora 4 1856
Adell 2 1858
Caldonia 1 1859
Sarah Overtuf 16 1844 Tennessee

residence 1883
Myers Thos S. 42 1818
Martha 38 1822
David 13 1847
John 11 1849
Mary 9 1851
Andy 6 1854
Arcade 4 1856
Susan 9/12 1859
Allen Smith 20 1840 Tennessee (same as Allen Blaylock?)

residence 1184
John Myers 68 1792
Mary 70 1790
Martha McGreger 6 1854 Tennessee





 		Myers (Moyers), John Newton (I1156)
 
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HISTORY OF THE MAMMOTH CAVE. As told to me by Mrs. Nancy Maria Barnhill Whitson my Mother in law. (by Marie T Jentzech Whitson; wife of Edward Whitson, son of James Edward Whitson and Nancy Maria Barnhill) Healdsburg, California. April 18, 1922.

"Sometime before the Southern war, just exactly when I can not tell, There were two Brothers by the name of McClane. They came from Europe some where and setteled in Kentuckey, and became very wealthy in real-estate, and I have heard from one of there Granddaughters, that they owned nearly one half of the State of Kentucky. This might have been exagurated, never the less they owned much very much.

As the snake were rather plentiful and dangerious in Kentuckey it was in the Winter time when men dug for Saltpeter, and on one of these ocasions these two McClane Bros. punched a hole into the side of a Hill. When they discovered that it was a large cavity, they made investigations and by letting themselves down in the cave by a rope, they discovered that it was a very large Cave, and found many curiosities on there first visit into the Cave, among which was an Indian woman who sat in a stone arm chair - or a stone that was shaped thus. With her knitting basket on her arm and her needle work in her hands, On close inspection they found that she was dead and petrefide, the two brothers were so amaised over it, that they desided to take the Indian woman out of the Cave and put her on Exebition, and in doing so they were much disapointed when they saw this woman fall to pieces as soon as she got into the open fresh air. As time went on many investigating parties were taken into the Cave, as it was on the land owned by the McClane Bros. They found so many Indian relics and curiosities, that they were assured that at some time the Cave must have been the home of a prominent Indian Chief - There was a large apartment like a dineing room in the center of which was a large stone table, around it were stone chairs just like the one the woman had died in, at the head of the table was a chair somewhat larger than the rest, as though it was a Chief! Chair, from the ceiling hung earth shaped like icidles and various ornaments adorned the walls. There was a river in the Cave with very clear water and in it were fishes without eyes, and many other things I have now forgotten as time rolled on. They found the Cave to be about five miles long and had several enterences. On one accasion while a party of explorers were in the Cave, One of the McClane Bros. Strayed away from the rest of the party and got lost. It tuck them three days to find him, he was almost dead from exposure and hunger when they found him perfectly nude haveing burned up one piece of clothing after another after his torch had burned out. Now all this happened and much more up to fifty years before the Southern war broke out- when the McClane Bros decided to leave Kentuckey I can not remember the given of either of the McClane Bros. But they bothe liberated there negro slaves they hac many and sold all there land - the Cave was sold to two men - who?s names I do not remember althou I have been told, these men were pardners in the agreement of buying the Cave. The deed of the Cave was made out to these two men, by the McClane Bros. And all that was paid down at that time was $25.00. These men were to make regular payments, but never did so. The McClane Bros. Had so much of this worlds goods they did not bother them about it and the full amount is still due. They settled again in Illinois these McClane Bros. One of them had eight children. He was my husbands Great- great grandfather, in some way he received the news that one of the men to whom they sold the Cave was dead - Now comes a case of curcumstancial evidence. It seams that one of these two men was a mean sort who wanter to get the Cave in his own name but could not persuade his pardner to sell - so one day the two men were seen going into the cave - only one came out again and that was the mean one - a week went by - and neighbors began to asked where the other pardner was (the good man) but could find out nothing. Thus a searching party went forth, and found him down in a gulch where they believed the mean pardner had thrown him from the Bank above. And it killed him, as the good man had no relatives there was nothing done about it and the mean man got the cave in his own posesion. I understand that the presant owners of the Cave are his decendents- One of the Daughters of my husbands Great Great Grandfather McClane who setteled in Illinois, who?s name was Elizibeth maried an enterpriseing young man after whom the Town of Barnhill, Ill. was named he built homes and induced people to come there and live - his daughter the oldest married James Whitson - that marrage tuck place in Fairfield or Springfield - Mrs. Nancy Maria Barnhill Whitson brought her husband and one child to Cal. Just about the end of the war 1853 - of that family there are four children liveing - Mrs. Murphy in Oregon. Frank Whitson in Sunsmure Cal. Geo. Whitson Alameda Cal. And Ed Whitson of Healdsburt Cal - who is my husband -

This is about all I can tell you about the Mammouth Cave. Mrs. Marie T. Jentzech Whitson, 426 Nort St Healdsburg Cal.

The births as I know them - McClane came from Europe - Elizibeth McClane his daughter - married Barnhill. Nancy Maria Barnhill his daughter was born in Barnhill Ill - married either in Springfield or Fairfield Ill. I can?t tell the place was not far from Barnhill - to James Whitson who was born in Monrow Co. Kentuckey. About 40 years ago Grandma Whitson recieved a letter from a Lawyer in Fairfield of Springfield Ill. asking her to sign a paper - but I could not induce her to do so - The Lawyer was doing some recearch work and came across the unpaid deed of the Cave - said if she would sign - he would fight the case for half - but she was not interested and distroied the letter. I do not know what year Henry went back- he married into the Turney family- Mrs. Ed. Whitson."


Darrah3591

Darrah3591 originally shared this to Hopkins Rashall Family History
19 Nov 2013 story

Story of the Mammoth Caves, Kentucky with some genealogy of the McClanes and Barnhills and Whitsons
18 April 1922 Healdsburg, California
keith_m_andrews

keith_m_andrews added this to Keith Andrews family tree
10 Dec 2013


http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/48457769/person/20202690678/media/1?pgnum=1&pg=0&pgpl=pid|pgNum 		Jentzech, Marie T. (I72661)
 
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The following is a letter from an unidentified grandson of John Lovelady, from Cave Creek, Newton County, Arkansas. The letter was written to John W. Bowens, author of an 1892 History of Smith County, Tennessee, and quoted in Mr. Bowen's book. The book, apparently typewritten and "self-published", is a classic on the county and is available at the Tennessee State Library and Archives.

"My grandfather, John Lovelady, was a native of South Carolina. He and his wife both served in the Revolutionary and Indian Wars. Grandmother moulded bullets for the men while they fought, thus being used to camp and fort life.

They came to Tennessee in a one-horse wagon, cutting their way through cane and grape vines with a butcher knife and hatchet. They stopped near the head of Dixon's Creek, on the land now owned by Jessee Parker. Here finding a good spring, they erected a camp beside a large log and used their wagon for a bed room. Thus they passed their first winter in what became Smith County, amid the howling of wolves, screaming of panthers, growling of bears, yelping of turkeys, and hooting of owls.

When spring came, they built a cabin about a hundred yards above the spring, cleared a patch for corn and other vegetables and thus made preparations to live.

My father, Asa Lovelady, married a daughter of Henry McWhorter, and was one of the early settlers on Peyton's Creek, where he continued to live until 1837 or 38.

Success to you in writing the history of my native county."

http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/27173001/person/5069047582/media/5?pgnum=1&pg=0&pgpl=pid|pgNum 		Lovelady, Asa (I13139)
 
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1910 Index, Cass Co, Missouri

(father George, and 3 sons, James, Ernest, and John)
159 Young J (James) H Head 31 1879 Married Missouri Missouri Kentucky
159 Young Ada F Wi 29 1881 Married Missouri Germany Missouri
159 Young James A Son 7 1903 Oklahoma Missouri Missouri
159 Young Leona M Daughter 5 1905 Missouri Missouri Missouri
159 Young Velva E Son 2 1908 Missouri Missouri Missouri

162 Young E (Ernest) M (Martin) Head 35 1875 Married Missouri Missouri Kentucky
162 Young May M Wi 35 1875 Married Texas Kentucky Texas
162 Young Elizabeth Daughter 4 1906 Missouri Missouri Texas
162 Young Hursel Daughter 3 1907 Missouri Missouri Texas
162 Young Gladdis Daughter 1 1909 Missouri Missouri Texas
162 Young G (George) W Father 68 1842 Widowed Missouri Kentucky Ohio

163 Young J (John W) (bro of Ernest) Head 45 1865 Married Missouri Missouri Kentucky
163 Young Fannie Wi 39 1871 Married Missouri Missouri Missouri
163 Young Leslie G Son 16 1894 Missouri Missouri Missouri
163 Young Leo J Son 16 1894 Missouri Missouri Missouri  		Young, George Washington (I74506)
 
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1910 Index, Cass Co, Missouri

(father George, and 3 sons, James, Ernest, and John)
159 Young J (James) H Head 31 1879 Married Missouri Missouri Kentucky
159 Young Ada F Wi 29 1881 Married Missouri Germany Missouri
159 Young James A Son 7 1903 Oklahoma Missouri Missouri
159 Young Leona M Daughter 5 1905 Missouri Missouri Missouri
159 Young Velva E Son 2 1908 Missouri Missouri Missouri

162 Young E (Ernest) M (Martin) Head 35 1875 Married Missouri Missouri Kentucky
162 Young May M Wi 35 1875 Married Texas Kentucky Texas
162 Young Elizabeth Daughter 4 1906 Missouri Missouri Texas
162 Young Hursel Daughter 3 1907 Missouri Missouri Texas
162 Young Gladdis Daughter 1 1909 Missouri Missouri Texas
162 Young G (George) W Father 68 1842 Widowed Missouri Kentucky Ohio

163 Young J (John W) (bro of Ernest) Head 45 1865 Married Missouri Missouri Kentucky
163 Young Fannie Wi 39 1871 Married Missouri Missouri Missouri
163 Young Leslie G Son 16 1894 Missouri Missouri Missouri
163 Young Leo J Son 16 1894 Missouri Missouri Missouri  		Young, John W. (I97837)
 
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*Tombstone reads: B. M. Mahanay. Died in Praire Valley, Johnson Co., TX.

Benjamin Morgan Mahanay was the son of Oliver Perry Mahanay b. 28 Mar 1801 in Charleston, Charleston Co., SC, and Elizabeth Morgan b. 28 May 1802 in Moganton, Burke Co., NC.

He married on 23 Nov 1843 in Gainesboro, Jackson Co., TN, (1) Caroline Cason b. 22 Mar 1824 in Gainesboro, Jackson Co., TN; they had the following children: John C. b. 13 Sep 1844 in Gainesboro, Jackson Co., TN; Sarah L. b. 1847 in Gainesboro, Jackson Co., TN; Elizabeth (Betty) b. 6 Aug 1848 in Gainesboro, Jackson Co., TN; Edward Perry b. 10 Nov 1849 in Gainesboro, Jackson Co., TN (buried at this cem.); and Millard Fillmore Mahanay b. 23 Feb 1853 in Canaan, Gasconade Co., MO.

He married on 17 Mar 1854 (2) Martha Sara Ann Spaulding; they had the following children (all born in Canaan, Gasconade Co., MO): Eliza Lousetta (Lou) b. Sep 1855; Arnenta K. b. 10 Aor 1857; Leonard Crittendon b. 17 Nov 1860; Fernando Wood b. 21 Nov 1863; Andrew Joseph b. 29 Dec 1866; and Virginia (Jenny) Florence Mahanay b. 4 Apr 1869.
findagrave  		Mahanay, Benjamin Morgan (I76064)
 
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15 March 1713/14: Inventory: Inventories 1677-1717, n.d, Mar 15 1713/14
Edmund HOWARD Gent.'s Inventory pg. 335-338.

an old negro man named Scipio 09.00.00
one ditto Small & ditto George & ditto Dick 76.00.00
one negro girl named Cate abt. 13 yrs. 15.00.00
one ditto Mill abt. 12 yrs old 13.00.00
one negro woman named Patience 23.00.00
one negro boy named Jack abt. 6 yrs old 10.00.00
one ditto named Will about 3 yrs old 07.00.00
one Irish woman named Grace marred to a negro man 05.00.00
one mulatto girl named Bess increase of said man & woman & born in Virginia before her
mother intermarriage with the negro 10.00.00
one negro boy Benjamin born since marriage 14.00.00
one ditto girl Alice also since marriage 11.00.00
one parcel of plate amounting to 48t 12.02.06
one seal ring & one ditto with a posy in memory of William DENT 01.12.00
one ditto in memory of Thomas DENT & one ditto in memory of George DENT 01.00.00
one feather bed & furniture that is the best 08.00.00
one ditto being the next best 07.00.00
one old bed bedstead rug & pair of blankets in a pile 4.10.00
33 pounds new feathers & 80 old 4.19.8
3 old rugs and old quilt & 2 old blankets 01.00.00
two old set curtains & valances 1.05.0
3 pair sheets 01.00.00
1 diaper table cloth & a dozen napkins 0.12.0
1 ditto & 7 napkins 0.10.0
1 ditto & 12 napkins new 1.2.0
1 coarse table cloth & six towels 0.09.6
3 cubboard cloths & 5 pillow cases 0.09.06
5 handkerchiefs 4 neckcloths & 3 shirts 0.18.0
2 parcels of wearing apparel 04.15.0
4 pr. worsted stockings & a country cloth vest 0.16.0
4 wiggs & 1 cane 1.10.0
18 yards of linen 1.07.9
3 deer skins & a pr. of tick bodice 0.13.0
7 yards of silk crape & 6 yards shalison 1.09.0
4 hanks mohair & 2 yards black silk 0.11.0
warming pan & 2 looking glasses 1.11.06
8 leather chairs 1 chest of drawers 4.18.0
1 black trunk & one red trunk 1.10.0
2 old trunks without lock keys 1.03.0
2 tables with flaws & two without 1.16.0
2 bed steads, 4 old boxes, a parcel by press 1.07.0
7 tight cask, 3 powering tubs 1.13.0
a cooler, parcel of pales & other wooden ware 0.17.0
2 linen & 2 spinning wheels 1.18.0
240 foot 2" plank 2.00.00
a parcel of glasses & a parcel of bottles vials 0.12.0
a parcel of brushes one hone & pewter 1 lead inch standard 0.4.6
2 parcel of dutch earthen ware 1.2.0
3 stone jugs & earthen 0.8.0
29 pictures 0.9.6
1 bill metal mortar 1 ditto metal trap 1.9.0
3 brass candle sticks 1 small brass chaffing dish 0.08.06
a worsted comb parcel wood & 2 cards & hump hackel 1.0.0
parcel tin ware candle brass patty pans 1.05.0
2 axes 6 weeding hoes 0.12.0
2 pr dogs conta 1.1.6
set of old harrow hoes set of plow irons 0.9.0
95 lbs. old iron 3 old pr. steel yards 1.12.11
4 weeding hoes 3 falling axes 3 hilling hoes .8.6
5 iron post conta 2 old spades 4.6.8
a parcel of iron instruments carpenters coopers 0.10.6
2 brass kettles conta 2.10.2
a pr. split tacks 2 splits gridiron 1.0.0
pr. flesh forks pr. pot racks 0.8.6
frying pan trap pot contra 1.2.5
5 wedgist, scales & weights, 4 earthen comb pots 0.11.0
4 pr. soccers & one set back with buttons .3.6
3000 8 & 10 nails dammified 0.17.06
a parcel of pewter amounting 103 3/4 4.2.2
5 pounds old pewter 9 pounds 6 yrs old 0.16.0
3/4 lb. candle wick 1 lb. thread 0.6.0
1 lb. cotton yarn 1 1/4 woolen 0.8.0
3 lbs wool 8 1/2 lbs dist flax 0.10.3
37 pd cotton in ye sude 0.19.10
5 lb old dirty wools parcel horse harness 2 saddles 0.17.3
pr. small had mill stones & one large 3.12.0
old grind stone, parcel of tegles 0.12.0
couch two bags & wallet 0.14.0
14 books in folio 14 ditto quarto 6.09.0
a parcel old books 140 in number 5.00.00
28 barrow hogs 14 sow's 22.08.0
23 pigs 1.03.0
1 mare, 1 cart horse 1 very old cart horse 7.10.0
5 cows, 4 yearlings 12.00.00
4 steers 2.12.0
3 yrs old heifer & 1 one year old 2.05.0
one mare and yearling & one 3 years old 5.00.00
22 sheep 9.04.0; 8 1/2 bushels salt 1.5.0
a parcel lumber 2.00.0
3 old meal sifters & 2 old riddles 0.05.0

5 March 1713/14: Inventory: Total 382.01.3
Jon FINDALL & Walter STORY. Relations of dec'd.
George DENT, Jno HOWARD, Creditors Thos SKINNER, & Barton SMOOT.)
 		Howard, Edmund* Sr (I2800)
 
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1830 Fauquier Co, VA
Charles Glasscock

Name: Charles Glasscock
Home in 1830: Fauquier, Virginia
Free White Persons - Males - 20 thru 29: 2 1801-1810 Geo & Presley
Free White Persons - Males - 60 thru 69: 1761-1770 1
Free White Persons - Females - 20 thru 29: 2 1801 and 1810 Marg and dau
Free White Persons - Females - 60 thru 69: 1 1761-1770
Free Colored Persons - Males - Under 10: 1
Free Colored Persons - Males - 24 thru 35: 1
Free Colored Persons - Males - 55 thru 99: 1
Free Colored Persons - Females - Under 10: 1
Free Colored Persons - Females - 55 thru 99: 1
Slaves - Males - Under 10: 7
Slaves - Males - 10 thru 23: 2
Slaves - Males - 24 thru 35: 2
Slaves - Females - Under 10: 3
Slaves - Females - 24 thru 35: 2
Free White Persons - 20 thru 49: 4
Total Free White Persons: 6
Total Slaves: 16
Total Free Colored Persons: 5
Total - All Persons (Free White, Slaves, Free Colored): 27  		Glasscock, Charles (I65059)
 
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1870 jackson
Residence 3
Price Elizah (Elijah) 27 1843 Tennessee
Fields James 22 1848 Tennessee
Allen Isbel 88 1782 Female North Carolina (grandmother?)
Young James L 8 1862 Tennessee (might be Wade Robert b 1888 father
and son in law of Susan Allen Price Ellis


residence 4
Ellis Woodson H 57 1813 North Carolina, Eliziah's step father w 2nd wife
Ellis Mariah 44 1826 Tennessee

residence 7
Huff, Cullum J. 22 1848 TN (prob son of Nathan Huff who
later married Mary Jones Loftis
Martha E. 21 1849 Tn
Rachel J. 3 1867
Elizabeth 1 1869

residence 8
Allen John D. (John Wesley, son of Solomon) 33 1837 related to Elijah's mother Susan Allen
Susan E. 20 1850
Rachel 11 1859 (not dau of Susan, maybe John's by 1st wife?)
 		Allen, John Wesley (I67132)
 
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According to family tradition in the Young family, William Young came to middle TN from SC by way of KY. He settled in what is now Smith Co., making his home on Sanderson's Branch of Peyton?s Creek. He died in 1799 and was buried on Tillman Dixon?s land in what is now Dixon Springs. According to a manuscript in the TN state archives, entitled "The Young Lineage", by Dr William Byrd Young, when William Young migrated to Middle TN "William Marchbanks and Sampson Williams came with him, and each of them afterward married a daughter of him." William Marchbanks married Jane Young and Margaret of course married Sampson Williams

A History Of Smith County,TN." William Young returned to Virginia from captivity. He was probably captive in Cherokee, North Carolina or Coker Creek area of TN. William married Elizabeth Holland and moved to South Carolina. Later he moved to Simpson Co.,Ky. Next he moved to Smith (then Sumner) County TN. He finally settled in what is now Pleasant Shade community. In 1798 William died after returning home from New Orleans. He was in New Orleans to visit his brother, Major John Young.




The Widow Young referred to in the journal of Steiner & Schweinitz was Elizabeth Holland Young, late wife of William Young -- no relation to the William Young married to Elizabeth Huff. The story is that he was captured by Indians when he was a child in Virginia and held by them for eight years (FHL 976.852/H2h, vol 1, section F839-840). Because he was too small to keep up with the tribe, the Cherokee captor said he would end the boy?s life. At that point another Indian stepped forward and said, "I want him for my slave, give him to me!" Later, William and his older brother John, also a captive of the tribe called the Overhill Indians, claimed they had been taken as far west as "the chalk plains." They were deeply indoctrinated in Indian ways, until William was 21 years old and an official treaty freed him and his brother to be repatriated. But John had to persuade William to leave the tribe.

This particular William Young married Elizabeth Holland and moved to South Carolina and then to Kentucky. Soon after his marriage, he left home to hunt along the Cumberland River. On Christmas night in 1779 he and his young friend, a man named Marchbanks, camped on the north bank of the river and watched while James Robertson and his party crossed the ice to settle the town now called Nashville. That same night, his wife gave birth to a baby girl back home, who much later grew up to marry Marchbanks. Eventually William and his wife Elizabeth Holland settled on Sanderson Branch of Peyton Creek in Pleasant Shade,Tennessee. When he died in 1799 at Tillman Dixon?s house in Dixon Springs Tennessee, he was buried still wearing Indian rings in his nose and ears. After her husband?s death, Elizabeth Holland Young married Mike Murphy.

Post-em note in Rootsweb tree:
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igmpostem.cgi?op=show&app=bcrouch4746¬ify=kQlawM1UPTDyHI9OVFnJPLzIUL3-8MHC&key=I03110&return=%3Ca+href%3D%22%2Fcgi-bin%2Figm.cgi%3Fop%3DGET%26amp%3Bdb%3Dbcrouch4746%26amp%3Bid%3DI03110%22%3EReturn+to+WorldConnect%3C%2Fa%3E
 		Young, Captain William w/Ind (son of who?) (I74988)
 
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Charles H Cox, who reported for naval duty on Wednesday of last week, is stationed at Camp Peary, VA. Before going into the service he was a popular business man of the city, being owner and manager of the Royal Crown Bottling Company. Mrs. Cox, and daughter and son, Ann and Charles Cox, are at their home, on Dixie avenue during her husband's absence. A son of Mr. & Mrs.. J. N. Cox, Mr. Cox has two brothers in service, Capt. Robert A. Cox and William B. Cox.

Cookeville Citizen February 21, 1967

Charles Hampton Cox, 60, owner of Royal Crown Bottling Company here since 1939, died Sunday morning at Cookeville General Hospital following an extended illness. He was a resident of East 9th Street.
Funeral services were held today at Whitson Funeral Home at 11 a.m. with burial at Cookeville City cemetery; Rev Phillip Ritter, pastor of the First Methodist Church, of which Mr Cox was a member, officiating.
Mr Cox, a native of Davidson County, spent the greater part of his life in Cookeville. He was the son of James N and Mary Young Cox and was reared on North Washington Avenue. He attended Cookeville schools.
He was editor of the Putnam County Herald for several years prior to becoming a bottler.
He attended the University of Tennessee and received a law degree from Cumberland University in Lebanon. He was a member of Phi Gamma Delta fraternity, Al Menah Shrine Temple, the Nashville Elks Club, Veterans of Foreign Wars, the American Legion, and was a former Rotarian and member of the Lions Club.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs Hazel Jenkins Cox; a daughter, Mrs Leon Burns Jr; a son, Charles Cox Jr; all of Cookeville; 2 sisters, Mrs Sam Colle, Johnson City; Mrs Henry Martin, Pt Claire, Ala; 3 brothers, Robert, Mobile, Ala; James Cox Jr, Iowa; Wilson R Cox, Cornelis, Ga. Another sister, Mrs Mary Cox Robinson, died several years ago.
findagrave 		Cox, Charles Hampton (I75088)
 
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Claude Edward Counceller
October 9, 1941 - December 2, 2010

Claude Counceller, 69, of Connersville, passed peacefully at his home surrounded by family and friends on December 2, 2010.

A Connersville native, Claude was born on October 9, 1941 to Thomas H. Counceller, Sr. and Laura Clark Counceller.

After graduating from Connersville High School in 1960, he entered the Indiana Army National Guard and was a permanent duty administrator for 10 years. He married his high school sweetheart, Shirley Y. Smith, of Liberty, on June 24, 1962.

In 1968, Claude and his brother, Chuck, opened C & C Tire service. Claude left the business in 1975 to reenlist in the Army National Guard Aviation, where he received his Air Traffic Controller (Radar) certification. He was appointed GCA Chief and was later promoted to First Sergeant of Company F, 238th Aviation Brigade, retiring in September of 1993. From 1975 until 2008 Claude worked as a Commercial Printing Services salesman. He was very proud of his family and loved them very much.

Claude was a member of New Heights Church of Christ, the American Legion, AMVETS, and Eagles Aerie 1065, where he was a past president. He was a sports car nut who was crazy about his Roadster, and loved spending time with his friends.

Survivors include: his wife; two daughters and their husbands: Claudia Y. and Donnie Miller of Connersville; Sherri Y. and Glenn Fogelberg of Russiaville; six grandchildren: Moranda Terwilliger and her husband, Adam, of Bloomington; Sherri Ann Gulley, of Connersville; Angel Gulley and her companion, Brandon Miller, of Indianapolis; Sarah Miller, of Richmond; Courtney Fogelberg; Eric Fogelberg, both of Russiaville; four great-grandchildren: Holden Gulley, Kolcun Terwilliger, Kaia Terwilliger, Matthew Snow; siblings and their spouses: Linda & Tom Barton of Indianapolis; Kenneth and Sandy Counceller, of Victor, New York; Charles Counceller, of Everton; William Counceller, of Liberty; David J. Counceller, of Connersville; several nieces and nephews.
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 		Counceller, Claude Edward (I67658)
 
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CODICIL* __ ___ 1712 Charles Co., MD, USA; gave to Edmund Howard & Margarett ch of Wm Stevens & Eliza (Court Records of Charles, Charles County.)
For whereas hath almighty God since the writing of my above mentioned last will and testament to add to my estate one negro boy more commonly called & known by the name of Black Will as a further addition to my son Thomas HOWARDS portion, I ive & bequeath the said negro boy to the said Thomas HOWARD and his heirs & upon such conditions and terms as hereafter expected viz: If it should please God that my negro woman Patience should at any time after my decease bring forth and bare of female child shall be at age convent to wean by a good & firm deed of gift duly to be enrolled in Charles County records shall make over and confirm the sd. female negro child to my grand son Edmund HOWARD the son of my eldest son William Stevens HOWARD & Elizabeth his wife the whole property of the said female negro with all her future increase to rest years & until the said Edmund HOWARD shall arrive to the age of one & twenty years at the meres of the said female negro to be equally divided between him & his sister Margarett HOWARD the possession of the said negro child, when fit to be weaned to be delivered into the custody of the said William HOWARD for the use and benefit of his children aforesaid when they shall arrive to their several and respective ages and if it shall come to their respective ages then it is my will and desire that my daughter Elizabeth mother of the said children if then living shall have the possession of the said negro & her increase if any there be and for the use aforesaid for and during such time as we shall remain a widow or longer provided it be with the advice nonserve of her Elizabeth that might prove unknown either to her will or my dear grand children as aforesaid then it is my express will & desire that my son Thomas & John HOWARD or one of them doe require & take in to either of their possessions the said female negro & her increase (if any there be) and keep them for the use aforesaid until my said grandchildren shall arrive to their several and respective ages and if it should happen to either of my said grand children should die before they arrive to their respective ages or without issue lawfully begotten or borne of either of their bodies then I give the said female negro & all her increase as aforesaid to the survivor and if it should please God that both of my grand children as aforesaid should dye as aforesaid (which God for bid then it is my will & desire that the said negro to be disposed of such child or children or shall here after be lawfully begotten by the said Wm. Stevens HOWARD and as he in his Discretion shall think fit and not to return to any other of my heirs upon any pretense what so ever and if after my desire that birth of said female negro child as aforesaid my son Thomas should either neglect or refuse to perform the part of my will undo revoke & make over this part of my bequests & bequeath to him and do hereby order & give power to my son William to take possession of the said negro boy more & sell him or exchange him for a female e negro child for the use and benefit of his children as aforesaid this codicil I do ordain and annex to my last will & testament before mentioned and it is my will & pleasure that it be deemed taken & construed to be as full firm & valid in the law to all intents & purpose what so ever & in any other warrant or paragraph in my said last will and testament.
In witness to here of I have hereunto set my hand and seal the -- day of -- in the twenty year of this of our sovereign Lady Queen Ann over great Briton & a Ammo Dommi 1712 signed sealed & delivered to be a codicil to the last will testaf Edmund HOWARD in the presence of us the subscribers:
Jon. FENDALL,
Richard COE & Jane COE:
Signed Edmund HOWARD. 		Howard, Edmund* Sr (I2800)
 
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Donnie not shown in 1850 census. Sarah is shown as last child born in 1845. Wondering if his birthdate could be off even though that's the date on the headstone. Could Martha have been pg with him when they were separated? 		Corder, Donald M. "Donnie" (I92536)
 
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Elza Mae Hopper, age 84 of Searcy, died Tuesday, June 19, 2007. She was born December 4, 1922 at Holly Springs, Arkansas to Elza Dempsey Brown and Nellie Mae (Stewart) Brown. She was a member of the First Assembly of God Church where she served with the Nursing Home Ministries, Women's Ministries and was a member of the White County Medical Center Auxiliary.

She leaves a priceless legacy of commitment and faithfulness to God and her family, a woman of great strength and character, sacrificing her needs for others.

Preceding her in death are her parents, as well as one brother, Elvin Ray Brown of Richmond Virginia.

Left to cherish her memory is a daughter, Carolyn Turley and husband Larry of Searcy; a grandson, Scott Turley and wife Missy; a great-grandson, Zachery; two brothers, Jerrell Brown and wife Dorothy of Quitman, Cletus Brown and wife Vangalee of Searcy; and one sister, Billie Ramsey of Pangburn.

Visitation will be Thursday from 6:00 until 8:00 p.m. at Roller-Daniel Funeral Home. A celebration of life service will be held Friday at 2:00 p.m. at Roller-Daniel Funeral Home Chapel with interment to follow at Howell Cemetery. Memorials may be made to the Alzheimer's Association.
findagrave 		Brown, Elza Mae (I84650)
 
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Fannin County, Folks & Facts pages 391 & 392
James Clark Yoakum
James Clark Yoakum was born on July 26, 1847 in Bradley County, Tennessee. He met Millie Dennison born 1849 of Pulaski County, Missouri and married her November 29, 1865. Their three daughters, all born in Licking, Texas County, Missouri were; Mary Ann Yoakum born March 30, 1867; Margaret R. Mintie Yoakum born February 3, 1871, and Eantha Hester Hoakum (sic) born February 11, 1873.
In 1873 James Clark made a trip to Bonham to visit relatives. At this time a public sale of Texas land was in progress, so James made a bid of $16.85 for a river bottom farm somewhat lager than a section located 16 miles south of Decatur. His was the highest bit on the land, however, he did not see it until two years later. Other men who bid on this and other parcels of land eventually moved to Wise County, and became neighbors of the Yoakum family.
After his return to Licking, Missouri, James wife Millie became ill during the spring of 1874, so she asked her cousin, Catherine Dennison born March 29, 1853 in Rolla, Phelps County, Missouri, to come to her home and take care of her and the three daughters. As her health declined, Millie realized that she could not recover and asked Catherine to marry James Clark at an appropriate time. Although Catherine was engaged to marry Billie Frasier at the time she promised Millie that she would. The exact date of Millie's death is not known, but it was sometime near the end of October. Six weeks or so later, James Clark Yoakum married Catherine Dennison on december 11, 1874 in Black Oak, Missouri and moved the family to Rolla, Missouri. Their first son was William James Yoakum Jr. who was born October 22, 1875 at Rolla, Phelps County, Missouri. Several families formed a wagon train at Rolla to go to Wise County in Texas about the first of November 1875, arriving about five weeks later at Prairie Point (Rhome). The Yoakum family was glad to come with the train to stay with the grandparents of Catherine. Her grandfather was Merriath Followell born in 1798 in Kentucky; her grandmother was Catherine born in 1808 in Kentucky. The Followells had moved from Kentucky to Pulaski County, Missouri, than to Bonham and finally to Prairie Point near Decatur.
After the Yoakums family arrived in Prairie Point, James Clark went to see the river bottom farm he had purchased at the public land sale in Bonham in 1873. It did not seem suitable for his homestead so he made a trip to Bonham to see if Adam Stump Yoakum could sell him a better parcel of land. There was another farm of 85 acres 16 miles south of Decatur available, so James Clark Yoakum bought it and erected a tent for a temporary shelter until 1876 when a log cabin was built. Their first child was Louisa Jane born in the long cabin.
Louisa Jane was born September 28, 1878 and married Julius Grant Keeter born July 19, 1868 in Canton, Georgia on July 4, 1897 at Keeter. Their four children are; Ida Cleo Keeter born June 26, 1899, in Decatur; Orland Winston Keeter born June 19, 1901 in Fort Worth; Joy Grant Keeter born December 9, 1903 in Fort Worth and died July 28, 1960 and Elwyn Benson Keeter born April 14, 1908 in Fort Worth.
The community was called Keeter because Albert Lafayette Keeter was the first settler in 1873 and owned about 2000 acres of land south of Decatur. Albert Keeter was an older brother of Julius Grant Keeter.
The next child of James Clark Yoakum was born in a frame house built near the log cabin. He was Lonie Modrant Yoakum who was born July 2, 1881. while seining on the Trinity River near his home, James Clark Yoakum was bitten by a water moccasin snake June 24, 1902 and died 48 hours later at home. He was buried in the cemetery at Keeter.
By Mrs. Ida Cleo Turbeville
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Maintained by: Laura Denison Pledger
Originally Created by: Bev
Record added: Oct 11, 2005
Find A Grave Memorial# 11936096 		Yoakum, James Clark (I65438)
 
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From: Donna Storz
Date: 4/1/2015 2:21:57 PM
To: lumoto@aol.com
Subject: Joseph Ephraim Forman marriage to Charlotte Gaskins

Since I often use and cite your tree I felt it only fair to share that I found marriage information at familysearch.org for this couple. Unfortunately it doesn't give parents names, which initially gave me concern that it might be the younger Ephraim... But since he was already married and the wife living, it seemed not to be.


In any case here it is:
Name: Ephraim Foreman
Birth Date:
Birthplace:
Age:
Spouse's Name: Charlotte Gaskins
Spouse's Birth Date:
Spouse's Birthplace:
Spouse's Age:
Event Date: 08 Jan 1824
Event Place: Jefferson,Mississippi
Father's Name:
Mother's Name:
Spouse's Father's Name:
Spouse's Mother's Name:
Race (Original):
Marital Status:
Previous Wife's Name:
Spouse's Race (Original):
Spouse's Marital Status:
Spouse's Previous Husband's Name:
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M51696-1
System Origin: Mississippi-ODM
GS Film number: 893070
Reference ID:


Citing this Record:
"Mississippi, Marriages, 1800-1911,"
index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:V2ZP-X2G :
accessed 1 April 2015),
Ephraim Foreman and Charlotte Gaskins,
08 Jan 1824; citing Jefferson,Mississippi;
FHL microfilm 893,070.

Thanks,
Donna Storz

------------------------
reply: 4/1/2015
Hi, Donna. Thanks for this!
It's interesting, and maybe a little confusing. I have in my notes something published online from LV Hayes, who I communicated with back in the 1990s - that Ephraim Sr. M2 Charlotte Gaskins. But if the marriage was in MS in 1924, like you say, it's not working. He was in St. Landry in 1810 census, unless he moved back, which is unusual. On the other hand, LV surmises that he never moved from MS into LA. So, that would mean the Joseph Ephraim in 1810 is somebody else. Jr. was b 1798; so not him in 1810.

Documentation shows him m to Charlotte Stutts 1813 in LA. I assume there's documentation Stutts is mother of all the children? I don't have that in my notes. I suppose Jr could have m2 Gaskins but that would mean children born after that date would be Gaskins, not Stuffs - but we're in the wrong place, unless he went to MS to get married and came back ??? Kind of reaching.
I need to get the Natchez Court Records book down and see if I can find something in it that might clear it up.

There's another Ephraim who was son of Edward Forman Jr & Nancy Perry - Nathan Ephraim; but he was bt in 1801 in Opel; m Tilithe Forman, who was child of Eprhaim Sr & Brown. Maybe Gaskins his m2? But not likely. Maybe yet another Ephraim?

If you figure it out for sure, let me know, and I'll do the same. It's a wonderful puzzle piece! Thanks!
Sherry


 		Gaskins, Charlotte (I7172)
 
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GAINESBORO - Funeral services for Betty Gipson Allen, 87, of Gainesboro will be held at 1 p.m. on Wednesday, August 5, from the chapel of Anderson Funeral Home. Burial will be in Allentown Cemetery in Jackson County.

The family will receive friends from 1-9 p.m. today and from 10 a.m. until time of services on Wednesday at the funeral home.

Mrs. Allen died on Monday, August 3, at Cookeville Regional Medical Center.

She was born on April 4, 1911, in Jackson County to the late William M. (W.M.) and Narcissa Price Gipson. Mrs. Allen was a homemaker and a member of Gainesboro First Baptist Church.

Her family includes five sons, Clay Allen of Sharpsville, Ind., Eugene Allen of Gainesboro, Carl Allen of Gordonsville, Ralph Allen of Orangevale, Calif., and Paul Allen of Midfield, Ala.; a daughter, Barbara Nemore of Gainesboro; two brothers, Howard Douglas Gipson of Nashville and John William Gipson of Mount Juliet; 16 grandchildren,18 great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild.

In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Lewis K. Allen; a son, Douglas Ray Allen; and a grandson, Thomas Gearld Allen.
(findagrave) 		Gipson, Betty Ann (I67521)
 
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Graveside services for Marva Jo Berry, 83, of Tyler, will be held on Tuesday, Dec. 2, 2014, at 2 p.m. in Cathedral in the Pines Cemetery in Tyler with the Rev. Jamie Hogan officiating under direction of Stewart Family Funeral Home.

Mrs. Berry passed away Friday, Nov. 28, 2014, in Tyler.

She was born Oct. 30, 1931, in Little River, Arkansas, to Benjamin Franklin and Iva Oglesby Dickerson.

Marva was a member of the Crockett Road Church of Christ in Palestine.

She graduated from Winthrop High School in Winthrop, Arkansas, attended Southern State University and graduated with a B.A. in education from Baylor University in Waco. Marva was a social studies teacher at Rosebud-Lott ISD from 1966 to 1975. She volunteered for ETMC for 19 years and held the office of president in 1996.

In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Kenneth Nelson Berry; grandson, Steven Geoffrey Berry; sisters, Etna Dickerson, Arley Dickerson and Elza Broomfield; and brothers, Arthur and Jack Dikerson.

She is survived by her loving family including son, Kenneth Geoffrey Berry and wife Kimberly, of Rusk; grandchildren, Cherie Sanchez and husband James, of Rusk, Jessica Conway Turknett, of Belfare, Washington; great-grandchildren, Michael, Adrianna, Brianna and Aubrey; brother, Mack Neal Dickerson; and numerous nieces and nephews.

Visitation is scheduled from 6 to 7:30 p.m. on Monday, Dec. 1, 2014, at Stewart Family Funeral Home, 7525 Old Jacksonville Highway, in Tyler.

Published in Tyler Morning Telegraph on Nov. 30, 2014.
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 		Dickerson, Marva Jo (I78093)
 
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HISTORICAL MARKER #: 11504
LOCATION: 803 West Green Avenue, Orange, Orange County, TX

BORN IN 1790 IN ST. MARTIN PARISH, LOUISIANA, JOHN HARMON LIVED AT POSTE DE ATTAKAPAS, A SPANISH FORTIFICATION AT THE PRESENT SITE OF ST. MARTINVILLE. A VETERAN OF THE STATE'S DEFENSIVE ACTIONS DURING THE WAR OF 1812, HE WED ELIZABETH COMPSTOCK CLARKS IN 1813. SOON AFTER THE BIRTH OF THEIR FIRST CHILD IN 1816, THE HARMONS SOLD THEIR ST. MARTIN PARISH LAND AND MOVED WEST. ALTHOUGH NOT MUCH IS KNOWN ABOUT THEIR ACTIVITIES OVER THE FOLLOWING DECADE, IT IS KNOWN THEY HAD SETTLED ALONG THE EASTERN BANK OF THE SABINE RIVER BY 1826. THE NEXT YEAR, HARMON DECIDED TO RELOCATE IN THIS AREA. HE BUILT A MASSIVE RAFT OF CYPRESS LOGS WHICH TRANSPORTED A HOUSE, A WAGON, A PAIR OF OXEN, A HORSE, A COW, FARM TOOLS AND SUPPLIES, AND HIS FAMILY, WHICH NUMBERED FIVE. THE HARMON FAMILY RAFT ARRIVED HERE ON JANUARY 1, 1828. WEARY FROM THEIR JOURNEY, THE FAMILY FEASTED ON WILD GAME AND LATER DECIDED TO MAKE THEIR HOME IN THE AREA. THEIR ARRIVAL AT THE PRESENT SITE OF ORANGE MARKED THE BEGINNING OF PERMANENT SETTLEMENT. LATER, WHEN THE TOWN DEVELOPED, JOHN HARMON WAS A SADDLER, A CIVIC LEADER, AND A PROMINENT LANDOWNER. HE DIED IN 1874, BUT HIS CONTRIBUTIONS AND PIONEER SPIRIT REMAIN VITAL TO THE AREA'S HERITAGE.


 		Family: John Aarmand Harmon, Sr / Elizabeth Comstock "Bethsy" Clark, (DNA Circle-g) (F854)
 
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Ivan J. "Bob" Mudd, age 101 of Beauxart Gardens, Texas passed away Tuesday, January 31, 2012 at Cypress Glen in Port Arthur, Texas.

Bob was born September 10, 1910 in Johnson Bayou, Louisiana to John D. Mudd and Odeal LeBouef Mudd.

He was a resident of Beauxart Gardens for 45 years and retired from Fina Refinery as a dockman after 39 years of service. He was also a U.S. Army World War II veteran and was decorated with the Asiatic Pacific Theater Ribbon, Philippine Liberation Ribbon, Good Conduct Medal, Silver Star Medal, Bronze Arrowhead and Victory Medal.

Bob was preceded in death by his wife, Imogene "Jenie" Mudd, and brother, Douglas Earl Mudd.

Survivors include numerous nieces and nephews and great nieces and nephews.

Graveside Military services will be at 2pm Thursday, February 2, 2012 at Oak Bluff Memorial Park in Port Neches, Texas with Deacon Dallas Broussard officiating.

Levingston Funeral Home in Groves, Texas.
(findagrave) 		Mudd, Ivan James "Bob" (I23640)
 
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JAMES DYSART, JAMES, Capt. [William Beattie's brother-in-law]

b.1744, County Donegal, Ireland

d. 26 May 1818, Rockcastle County, Kentucky

m. Nancy (Agnes) Beattie, 1775

James Dysart's parents died while he was an infant and he was raised by his grandfather, who gave him an education. In 1761 he landed in Philadelphia. From there he gradually worked his way to the south-east and settled in the Holston Valley. In 1770 he joined James Knox and others in exploring Tennessee and Kentucky. He married the sister of Capt. David Beattie and settled on the Little Holston River. While serving as a captain under Maj. William Edmondson and Col. Campbell he received a wound (which crippled him for life) in his left hand during the battle at Kings Mountain. In 1781 he was made a major and subsequently a colonel and once represented Washington County in the Virginia Legislature. In his old age, broken up by surety debts, he moved to Rockcastle County, Kentucky, with his wife, three sons, and three daughters. He was placed on the invalid pension list on 18 December 1806 in Rockcastle County, Kentucky.

Sources: Draper, Lyman, Dr., Kings Mountain and its Heroes, p.304, 384, 404;
Heitman, p,209; Logan, II, 67; DAR, XXXIll, 56; (Boyers, Michael, S3022);
(Caswell, Andrew, S1848);
(Clarke, John, R1990);
(Elder, Robert, S12865);
(Fisher, Frederick, S20364);
(Hice, Leonard, S8713);
(Meek, Alexander, S7218);
(Reed, Abraham, S4052);
(Scott, John, S32509);
(Scott, Samuel, R9307);
Annals of Southwest Virginia, p.1388;
Virginia Soldiers of 1776, p.1252;
DAR Magazine, 1914; PI; 1909 Monument; 8DD18.

Major Sources:
Moss, Bobby Gilmer, The Patroits at Kings Mountain, Scotia-Hibernia Press, Blacksburg, SC: 1990-1999, p.14, p.73
Internet: National Park Service, http://www.nps.gov/ovvi/battle.htm

Last updated on December 13, 2006 by BDB.

http://home.comcast.net/~site002/Beattie/History/Documents/Beatties_at_Kings_Mountain.htm
 		Dysart, Capt.. James (immigrant) (I69777)
 
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Johnson-Williams Funreal Home Obituary
Newbern, TN
September 20, 2013

Green Berry "G. B." Holder, 80 of Newbern, Tennessee died on Thursday, September 19, 2013, at Dyersburg Regional Medical Center in Dyersburg, Tennessee.

Born Saturday, January 7, 1933 in Bokcito, Oklahoma, he was the son of the late James Troy Holder and the late Lillian Georgia Bruner Holder McEuen.

He was a retired maintenance foreman for Shell Oil Company, United States Army Veteran serving in the Korean War, member of Center United Methodist Church and former Fire Chief of the Tatumville Fire Department

Funeral services for Mr. Holder will be at 3:00 on Sunday, September 22, 2013 at Chapel of Johnson-Williams Funeral Home with the Rev. Dan Tilly officiating. Interment will follow in Center Cemetery in Newbern, Tennessee.

Visitation will be Sunday from 1:00 PM until service time at Johnson-Williams Funeral Home.

He is survived by his wife of fifty six years, Wanda Louise Noblet Holder of Newbern, Tennessee; a son, Troy Ray Holder & Wife Michele of Newbern, Tennessee; a daughter, Teresa Lynn Holder of Newbern, Tennessee; two sisters, Opal Jones of Flora, Illinois and Betty Holder of Brownsville, Texas; four grandchildren, Jeremy Holder, Josh Roberts and wife Melody, Chelsea Holder and Rachel Holder all of Newbern, Tennessee and two great-grandchildren, Thomas Holder and Kayla Holder both of Newbern, Tennessee.

In addition to his parents he was preceded in death by a son, Michael Neal Holder and a brother, Don Holder.

Pallbearers will be Ronnie Weatherly, Jimmy Bailey, Tim Carter, John Lucas, Joey Murray, Crannie Webb, Kyle Patterson and Pete Carpenter.

Honorary pallbearers will be Moe Sims, Sam Bopp, Gene Sykes, Billy King and Mike Bohannon.

Online condolences may be made to the family at johnson-williamsfuneralhome.com.

Johnson-Williams Funeral Home is honored to serve the family of Green Berry "G. B." Holder.

findagrave 		Holder, Green Berry (I81909)
 
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Missouri Death Certificate

L.W. Douglas, Aged 69, Dies at Nind Home-- In Impaired Health Several Years: Funeral Monday

Leroy Weston Douglas, 69 years old died about 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon at his home in Nind. He had been in ill health a number of years and suffered a stroke of paralysis Friday.

Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon at the Dee Riley Funeral Home, conducted by the Rev. L.V. Freeman. Burial will be at the Pratt Cemetery. Five sons and one son-in-law, O.C. Simmons, will be pallbearers.

Mr. Douglas lived most of his life in Adair County and had lived at Nind about 24 years.

Mr. Douglas was born Nov. 13, 1871 near Pure Air. He married Miss Laura E. Smith.

Surviving are his wife, Mrs Laura E. Douglas, five sons and four daughters, Mrs R.O. Yowell and Mrs Reggie Cooley, both of Kirksville; Mrs O.C. Simmons, Osgood; Mrs Earl Barnett, nind; W.L. Douglas West Branch, Ia; George Douglas, Brashear; Leonard Douglas, Pure Air, Charles and [illegible]), Nind; two sisters. Mrs Mina Novinger, Novinger; and Mirs Beulah Pinkerton, Santa Barbara, CA; two brothers. Albert and C.E. Boen of near Pure Air; twenty grandchildren and four great grandchildren.

Kirksville Daily Express
findagrave 		Douglas, Leroy Weston (I20444)
 
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Name:
Johann Dieterich Schneider

Arrival Year:
1710

Arrival Place:
New York, New York

Family Members:
Wife Anna Maria Duenschmann; Child Anna Elisabetha

Source Publication Code:
3569

Primary Immigrant:
Schneider, Johann Dieterich

Annotation:
Date of arrival with port or place of settlement, a few are date and place of first mention of residence in New World. Listings of mostly Mennonite German immigrants, the majority were from Baden-Durlach in the Palatinate.


Source Bibliography:
JOHNSON, MRS. ARTA F., editor. "Immigrant Ancestors." In The Palatine Immigrant. Vol. 4:1 (Summer 1978), pp. 25-26; vol. 4:2 (Fall 1978), pp. 65-67; vol. 4:3 (Winter 1979), pp. 102-105; vol. 4:4 (Spring 1979), pp. 152-155.

Page:
105

http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=pili354&h=1928803&ti=0&indiv=try&gss=pt&ssrc=pt_t26546895_p26140622593_kpidz0q3d26140622593z0q26pgz0q3d32768z0q26pgplz0q3dpid 		Schneider (Snyder, Snider), Johann Dieterich (Immigrant) (I68760)
 
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Name:
Vesta Lue Gallagher
[Vesta Gallagher]
[Vesta Taylor]
[Vesta Louise]

SSN:
395487214

Gender:
Female

Race:
White

Birth Date:
12 Aug 1932

Birth Place:
Arkinda Litt, Arkansas
[Ackinda Litt??, Arkansas]

Father Name:
John A Gallagher

Mother Name:
Katheern V Stovall

Disability Status:
Disability denied - no record of type.

Death Date:
9 Jan 1999

Type of Claim:
Original SSN.

Notes:
Apr 1963: Name listed as VESTA LUE GALLAGHER;
Nov 1969: Name listed as VESTA LOUISE TAYLOR;
25 Mar 1976: Name listed as VESTA LOUISE GALLAGHER;
02 Apr 1984: Name listed as VESTA L TAYLOR
 		Gallagher, Vesta Louise "Lou" (I81410)
 
160
Name: David Jong [David Jones] [David T Jones]
Home in 1830 (City, County, State): Caldwell, Kentucky
Free White Persons - Males - 15 thru 19: 1
Free White Persons - Males - 20 thru 29: 1
Free White Persons - Males - 60 thru 69: 1 1761-1770
Free White Persons - Females - 60 thru 69: 1 1761-1770
Free White Persons - Under 20: 1
Free White Persons - 20 thru 49: 1
Total Free White Persons: 4
Total - All Persons (Free White, Slaves, Free Colored): 4
 		Jones, David Thompson (son of who?) (I56259)
 
161
Name: Jesse Wyett [Jesse Wyatt]
Respondent: Yes
Age: 51
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1889
Gender: Male
Race: White
Birthplace: Texas
Marital Status: Married
Relation to Head of House:
Head
Home in 1940: Quinton, Pittsburg, Oklahoma
Street: South 1st Street
Farm: No
Inferred Residence in 1935: Rural, Scott, Arkansas
Residence in 1935: Rural, Scott, Arkansas
Resident on farm in 1935: Yes
Sheet Number: 14A
Number of Household in Order of Visitation: 307
House Owned or Rented: Owned
Value of Home or Monthly Rental if Rented: 150
Attended School or College: No
Highest Grade Completed: Elementary school, 6th grade
Jesse Wyett 51
Lannie Wyett 47
Jesse P Wyett 20
Lois N Wyett 15
Boodell Wyett 22
Inez Wyett 19

 		Wyatt, Jesse (I63116)
 
162
Newspaper Article from Chattanooga Daily Times, Chattanooga, Tennessee, Mo nday, July 20, 1908, page 4

SINCE DAYS OF INDIANS HAS RICHARD J. MOORE LIVED IN THE COUNTY
Comes Away Impressed with Belief that Later Generations Should Organize to Perpetuate Memory of the Early Settlers

Judge Lewis Shepherd has been resticating for a few weeks, and while leisrely enjoying the inviting quiet of the more remote sections of the county, he chanced to visit the home of Richard J. Moore, in the old Eighteenth district, over 90 years of age and seventy years a resident of Hamilton County. The memory of the aged farmer is perfect, especially in relation to the early days, and Judge Shepherd, upon his return to Altamede, his own fine country home, jotted down some of the facts he gleaned while talking with Mr. Moore. He gives them to the public in the following inter esting communication:

Richard J. Moore, who lives in a comfortable, old-fashioned country home on a fine farm in the Eighteenth district of Hamilton County, is perhaps the only survivor of the first settlers of this county, and on account of his virtuous and amiable conduct throughout his long life, he deserves to be mentioned in print.

Mr. Moore is now ninety years, and four months old, and is a remarkably vigorous and well preserved man, considering his great age. His progeny, children, grandchildren and greatgrandchildren, number more than a hundred souls, and it is a source of supreme happiness to him when he reflects th at they are all, without an exception, honorable upright people. Mr. Moore is a native of Bledsoe County, but when a strippling of a lad removed with his parents first to McMinnville, in Warren County, and then to this county, of which he has been a resident and citizen more than seventy years. As the Indians moved out to go to their new home in the far west, t he Moores moved in and established their home on the foot hills of the White Oak Mountains, about twelve miles east of Ross' Landing. His mother so on became a widow, but being an industrious woman, full of energy and practical sense, and endowed with the wisdom of economy, she was able to rear her children in comfort and give them such education as the facilities of the county put within her reach. One of her sons, who was afflicted with lameness, was a school teacher who achieved a considerable reputation as an instructor in the early times in which he lived.

Her son, Richard J. Moore, married Miss Margaret Pittner about sixty-five years ago, and by this marriage thirteen children, all of whom, save one who died in infancy, lived to manhood and womanhood. They are all married except one son who lives in Texas, and a daughter, Miss Virginia, who lives with and is the comfort of her father in his declining years. God, has signally blessed the old gentleman with a daughter who is willing to forego all the pleasures of her young life and to devote her life and her love. Through his long life he has been a citizen without a blemish on his character, a man of undoubted integrity in his business relations.

When a young man Mr. Moore was converted to the Christian religion under t he preaching of Rev. Hiram Douglass, one of the greatest pioneer preachers in Tennessee; he joined the Cumberland Presbyterian church, and from that time till now he has been a faithful earnest worker and elder in the denomination. He has always been honored by everybody who knew him for his pious devotion to his duties to God and his fellow men. He is and has been a Christian without reproach.

Doctor Sauls is now conducting a revival meeting near Mr. Moore's home, and he has several times attended the meetings, at which he exhorts sinne rs to repentance and encourages mourners with the same earnestness and fervor of manner that he was accustomed to when he was in the prime of his life and fim of manhood.

Some of his descendants live now in the states of Arkansas and Texas, but most of his sons and daughters and grown children live in Chattanooga and in the nearby country.

Let us not, in the hurry and bustle of these modern times, forget to honor the pioneers who laid the foundation upon which our own county and ci ty became great. Let us get up a society to perpetuate the memory or o ur prognitors, such as the Websters, the McCallies, the Hookes, the Whitesides and others.

Lewis Shepherd
(findagrave)
 		Moore, Richard Jones (I84902)
 
163
Revolutionary War officer, Pittsburgh business and civic leader, born in Hillsborough, Ireland. Craig took part in the capture of the Hessians at Trenton on Christmas night 1776, and fought in the battles of Princeton, Brandywine, and Germantown (all 1777); he wintered at Valley Forge (1777-78). Commanding Fort Pitt, Craig led troops to assist George Rogers Clark in the Detroit expedition (1781). Craig was deputy quartermaster general and military storekeeper of Pittsburgh (1791), led federal troops during the Whiskey Rebellion (1794), and helped prepare munitions during War of 1812.

Isaac Craig, originally from Ireland, and his business partner, Stephen Bayard, purchased all of the ground between Fort Pitt and the Allegheny River from John Penn and his son in 1783.

A Revolutionary War captain who saw action at Brandywine and Germantown and wintered at Valley Forge, Craig came to Fort Pitt in 1781. Eventually, he purchased the site of Fort Pitt and resided in the blockhouse with his family for several years.

After the war, Craig served as deputy quartermaster general and military storekeeper of Pittsburgh and led federal troops in 1794 during the Whiskey Rebellion. In "The History of Pittsburgh: Its Rise and Progress," published in 1906, Craig is credited with filling "many offices of public trust, and took an active part in making and developing his adopted town."

Buried in the grave yard of the First Presbyterian Church, Pittsburgh PA (later removed to Allegheny Cemetery). Came to American in 1765, landing near Philadelphia. He was a house carpenter and worked at this trade becoming a master builder which he continued until the breaking our of the Revolution. He enlisted in the navy. In November 1775, he was commissioned lieutenant of marines (probably the first ever appointed in our navy)

In February, 1785, Major Craig married Amelia Neville, the only daughter of John Neville, a native of Virginia, and the colonel of one of the Virginia regiments, who was
then residing at Woodville, about eight miles from Pittsburgh, and about one half-mile south of the new stone Episcopal Church, on the Washington turnpike. He had entered a large body of land there, before the Revolution, while it was supposed to belong to Virginia.

Major Craig had a taste for, and a very respectable knowledge of Mathematics, was an excellent carpenter, and was fond of mechanic art generally, and philosophical experiments; and it was, no doubt, because of this knowledge, and these inclinations, that the American
Philosophical Society, in May, 1787, unexpectedly,
on his part, complimented him by electing him a member.

In September, 1787, an Act was passed by the Legislature, incorporating the Presbyterian Congregation of the town of Pittsburgh. In this Act eleven trustees were named, six of
whom were officers in the Revolutionary army, Major Craig being one. The congregation proceeded immediately to erect a log church on the spot where the beautiful stone edifice is now almost completed; Isaac Craig being one of the building committee, as he was afterwards in the erection of the original brick church around the primitive log building.
(findagrave)
 		Craig, Major Isaac (immigrant) (I73022)
 
164
Robert Anthony

The funeral Mass will be held at 11 a.m. Monday, Jan. 30, at St. Peter Catholic Church in Eugene for Robert Leon "Bob" Anthony of Eugene, who died Jan. 23 of glioblastoma. He was 72. Recitation of the rosary will be at 5 p.m. Sunday at the church.

He was born April 28, 1939, in Okmulgee, Okla., to William and Wanda Whitson Anthony. He married Wanda Oglesby in 1959 in Visalia, Calif. They divorced in 1977. He married Diane Taylor on Nov. 14, 1982, in Eugene.

He graduated from Exeter High School and held a bachelor of science degree from Sacramento Bible College. He worked as marketing manager for Holiday Retirement Corp.

Survivors include his wife; a son, Kevin of Lake Tahoe, Calif.; a daughter, Kellie Anthony of Lake Tahoe; a stepdaughter Teresa Morse of Tualatin,; a stepson Duane Taylor of Eugene; two sisters, Denzel Hill of Visalia, Calif., and Barbara Blanton of Woodburn; and four grandchildren.

Burial will be at noon Monday at West Lawn Memorial Park in Eugene.

Arrangements by West Lawn Memorial Park & Funeral Home in Eugene.

The Eugene Register-Guard, Lane County, Oregon Friday, January 27, 2012
(findagrave)  		Anthony, Robert Leon "Bob" (I65396)
 
165
Smokie, as he was known, was a kind and strong man. He loved and laughed easily and loved to rib people. His daughter-in-laws didn't quite know how to take him when they first met, because of his pratical joking. When you recieved his jokes you were expected to give back as given, he loved to laugh at himself.

Smokie was an avid outdoorsman and loved hunting and fishing, especially deer and quail. Many was the time he went quail hunting with his sons and grandsons. Always ready with 'braggin rights', it was common to sit around the fire at night and recount the times we shot 4 birds with one shot or other gregarious fibs. No fisherman ever had stories greater than those told on those nights.

Smokie started life in eastern Oklahoma at a place called Greenbriar, near present day Pryor Creek, Oklahoma. His family moved from there to Texas, then to Sayer, Oklahoma, Portales, New Mexico and finally to Glendale, Arizona.

It was in Sayer were he married the love of his life Rose Annette Grady. He met Rose in Pampa, Texas, but married her in Sayer on July 8 1933. I'm not sure, but I suspect dad was a bit of a hobo in those days, since the railroad went through Sayer and Pampa, the two towns are a considerable distance and that would be the easiest way to travel. However, that's only my guess.

After moving to Arizona he worked as a welder at Luke Air Force Base in WWII and received many honors for his ingenuity in repair of aircraft. Dad eventually became a Ford auto-mechanic and worked for Grey Madison, Read Mullin and Don Sanderson Ford dealers. He was forcibly retired due to serious back injuries, but stayed as active as his injuries would allow. Besides quail hunting his favorite pass time was exploring the desert and mountains North of Phoenix in his old flat finder jeep, along with his very good friend Clarence Mathis. They were quite a pair and spent many days exploring back roads and mines which are in abundance in the mountains.
(findagrave) 		Sisco, Charles Clarence (I45440)
 
166 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Rice, loisashley52 (Ag-DNA-4th-6th) (I93210)
 
167
Union Army 37th Ky infantry Glasgow KY
reference http://www2.okstate.edu/wcross/reghistory.html

Account of Elisha Rich re Capt Roark

During the Civil War Elisha enlisted in the Union Army. He joined the 65th Illinois Infantry, serving from July 17, 1863 to December 29, 1864. Elisha was captured at Harper's Ferry, Virginia by the Confederate Army. After being paroled he joined the 37th Kentucky Infantry as a private in Company B of the 37th Kentucky Mounted Infantry, commanded by Captain Jonathan W. Roark. Elisha Rich would later name one of his sons, Jonathan Roark Rich, after his commanding officer, Captain Jonathan Roark.

Nancy Jane Ellis (Wife) b. Jul 1843 in Kentucky

Jonathan W Roark moved to Foard County in 1895 from Denton County. He had previously served as Captain of Company B, 37th Kentucky Mounted Infantry. His wife, Nancy Jane had died before he left Denton county, He brought with him to Foard County his children, Mary Elizabeth,Henry Clay(Boss) Annie and James Edward(Jim) He passed away in 1918 and is buried in the Crowell Cemetary. From Roark Family History

Marriage: 7 Sep 1865 in Allen County, Kentucky 7 Jan 2002 20:43
Children:
William H. Roark b. 18 Jul 1866
Ida L. Roark b. 2 Apr 1868
Mary Ellen Roark b. 22 May 1870 in Illinois
Amanda M. Roark b. 27 May 1873
Samuel M. Roark b. 25 Oct 1875
Emmie Roark b. 27 Sep 1878
Henry Clay Roark b. 12 Jul 1880 in Denton County, Texas
Annie L. Roark b. 1 Oct 1883
Martha J. Roark b. 21 Nov 1885
James E. Roark b. 16 Jul 1888

http://ewing-online.com/family/family.php?database=humo14_&id=F259&main_person=I744 		Roark, Capt. Jonathan Wiseman (I70272)
 
168
Vera "Lucy" Owsley, 92, of 1416 North 14th, Quincy, Illinois died at 11:18 a.m. Monday, April 9, 2012 in her home.

Born January 12, 1920 in Green Castle, Missouri, Vera was the daughter of John A. and Goldie M. Wiedenkofer Maggart. She married Lawrence R. Owsley on April 29, 1955 in Quincy. He preceded her in death on July 29, 2006.

Lucy enjoyed going to the car races and also watching them on TV. She liked to cook, do puzzles and listen to karaoke. She was a wonderful mother and homemaker and loved to spend time with her family especially with her grandchildren.

Survivors include seven sons:
Donald Dean Shaffer (Diane) of Harker Heights, TX
Marty Owsley of Quincy
David (Mary)Owsley of Quincy
Donald (Ginny)Owsley of Quincy
Tony Owsley of Quincy
Larry (Denise) Owsley of Quincy
Jim (Marcia) Owsley of Taylor, Missouri

Three daughters:
Suzie (Wesley) Burgtorf of Quincy
Donna (Steve) Taylor of Quincy
Louise (George)Heckrodt of Lewistown, MO

Also surviving are several grandchildren, great grandchildren and great great grandchildren; one brother Wayne Maggart (Virginia) of Quincy; a son in-law David Crabbe of Quincy and a daughter in-law Marilyn Shaffer of Quincy and several loving nieces and nephews.

She was preceded in death by her parents, husband, one daughter Betty Crabbe, two sons Ronald Owsley and Gary Lee Shaffer, three grandchildren and one great grandchild, four brothers Gail Maggart Sr., Billie Maggart Sr., Bob Maggart and John (Junior) Maggart Jr.; two sisters Daisy Wardlow and Agnes Bowen.

Funeral services will be held Thursday morning at 10:00 a.m. in the Zehender Robinson Stormer Cookson Funeral Home with Rev. George Tomko officiating. Burial will be in Greenmount Cemetery.

Visitation will be held Wednesday evening from 4:00 until 7:00 and Thursday morning until the time of services at the funeral home.

Memorials are suggested to:
The Blessing Foundation.
findagrave 		Maggart, Vera "Lucy" (I21965)
 
169
William Holbrook's 1625 will provided for the following:

* My son Thoams Holbroock shall have my two Kyne in lieu and recompense of £7.10.0 I owe him.

* My Bay Mare to be sold and my daughter Bosill Holbroock to have 4 marks of the money which I owe her and the residue to my son Thomas if said two Kyne be not of the value of £7.10.0

*To each of my children as well men as women 10/-

*To my son John Holbroock my ground at the Moor if dead then to Thomas Holbroock the younger Edmund Eyle and Clement Weaver the younger my three Grandchildren.

*Residue to my son William Holbroock the younger and appoint him executor, Thomas Eyle, Clement Weaver the elder my son-in-law and Thomas Holbroock the elder my son shall have the use of said ground together with the custody of the Conveyance for the use of my son John Holbroock if he be living as also for this of my said three Grandchildren to whom I have given the said ground in case my son John be dead.

Overseers: Thomas Holbroock, Clement Weaver the elder and Thomas Eyle.
http://www.holbrook-family.com/england.htm 		Holbrook, William* (I2285)
 
170
(son of Robert Jr)
- 38 Young Jesse 51 1799 Kentucky
38 Young Rachel 46 1804 Kentucky
38 Young John 24 1826 Kentucky
38 Young Wm 21 1829 Kentucky
38 Young James 19 1831 Kentucky
38 Young Nancy Ann 16 1834 Kentucky
38 Young Jesse 14 1836 Kentucky
38 Young Thomas 11 1839 Kentucky
38 Young Perry C 9 1841 Kentucky
38 Young Sarah an 6 1844 Kentucky
38 Young Danl B 3 1847


(son of Robert Jr.)
- 40 Young Saml 32 1818 Kentucky
40 Young Mary 41 1809 Kentucky
40 Young Linda R 13 1837 Kentucky
40 Young Angaline 12 1838 Kentucky
40 Young Pricilla 10 1840 Kentucky
40 Young Robt W 8 1842 Kentucky
40 Young Andrew M 7 1843 Kentucky
40 Young Ludy (Lucinda) 4 1846 Kentucky
40 Young Elizabeth 0 1850 Kentucky

43 Blevens Ephraim 45 1805 Virginia
43 Blevens Letty 50 1800 Virginia
43 Blevens James 24 1826 Kentucky
43 Blevens Nancy 23 1827 Kentucky
43 Blevens Hannah 21 1829 Kentucky
43 Blevens Emaline 16 1834 Kentucky (later m Alfred Young)
43 Blevens Andrew 14 1836 Kentucky
43 Blevens Letty 13 1837 Kentucky
43 Blevens Rebecca 10 1840 Kentucky


(son of Robert Jr.)
52 Young Harrison 40 1810 Kentucky
52 Young Henry 12 1838 Kentucky
52 Young Robt 10 1840 Kentucky
52 Burten Polly (Mrs. Mary (..) Burton Young) 25 1825 Kentucky
52 Burten Thos 9 1841 Kentucky
52 Burten Marien 7 1843 (maale) Kentucky
52 Burten Abram 4 1846 Kentucky
52 Burten Eliza 2 1848 Kentucky
52 Burten Manerva 0 Kentucky

(son of Harrison)
- 53 Young John 18 1832 Kentucky
53 Young Elizabeth 18 1832 Kentucky

(son of Robert Jr)
100 Young James 44 1806 Kentucky
100 Young Jane 43 1807 Tennessee
100 Young Louvina 16 1834 Kentucky
100 Young Franklin 15 1835 Kentucky
100 Young Alfred 13 1837 Kentucky (later m Emaline Blevins)
100 Young Henry H 11 1839 Kentucky
100 Young Martha A 8 1842 Kentucky
100 Young Elizabeth 1 1849 Kentucky
100 Young Leke 2 1848 Kentucky
100 Young Mary R 1 1849 Kentucky
100 Duffield James H 2 1848 Kentucky
 		Young, James (I45841)
 
171
After exhausting every avenue I know to find Catherine's parents, I've gone to the least advisable method, a methodical, logical approach with no hard evidence. This is my best theory; just go with me step by step.

To begin, John and Catherine's children:
Wm Rissler m Susan Boone
Phebe Rissler m Squire Boone Jr.
Squire and Susan Boone kids of Moses Boone.

prob 1st or 2nd cousin marriages.
if 1st cousins:
would mean Moses, their father, is the sibling to Catherine (b Nov 1767), meaning she could be dau Squire II.

Squire I, m 1744
1 Jonathan b Aug 1766
2 Moses b Mar 1769
Catherine b 13 mos after Jonathan
and born 16 mos before Moses
these were born in NC; do we know where she was born? if NC, she could be Squire II's 2nd child and Moses the 3rd. Not totally exclusionary but she did not name a child Jane or Squire.

If Catherine's two children married 2nd cousins,
would mean Catherine was daughter of one of Squire II's brothers.
Assuming I have them all, we'll go through each one:

- Israel Boone (not possible) b 1724 d Jun 1756 in NC.
Catherine's born too long after he died.

- Samuel Boone (possible) b 1728 m Sarah Day
I have several kids and not exact birth dates on some but last one I have is Apr 1768 enough time to have Catherine last child. family seemed to have lived in MO, and NC.

- Jonathan Boone (???) b 1730, m Mary Carter -- need to get their kids and death dates.

- Daniel Boone - of fame (not possible) b 1734
his kids too documented

- George Boone (not possible) b 1739 m Nancy Linville
first child born 1765
next known b Feb 1768
Catherine b Nov 1767, 3 mos before -- so rule him out.

- Edward "Ned" (not possible) and Martha Bryan; son George b Apr 67. Rule out Edward.

- Squire II (father of Moses; so if children marred 1st cousins; see above)

That's it. So looks like most likely candidates would be:
Squire II and Jane Van Cleve (1st cousin marriages)
Jonathan and Mary Carter
Samuel and Sarah Day --- 2nd cousin marriages and Catherine and John named a son Samuel and a daughter Sarah.

Samuel and Sarah seem best candidates for parents. Need to get better birth dates/locations on kids and who they married. If one of them married a Rissler or lived next door -- that would be helpful. :)
Until then I have attached her there, as we know she is in the family -- with a cautionary note (daughter?)

This study was done while trying to help Sharon Phillips, a descendant of Catherine Boone Rissler.
to: Sharon Phillips s.j.phillips@verizon.net
Sent: Thursday, December 29, 2011 4:03 PM
Subject: Re: Madden/Rissler Update

 		Boone, Catherine Musedora (dau?) (I10194)
 
172
Daniel Pattillo 24 Oct 1875 m 5 yrs (1895) TX 24
Matilda Pattillo 23 Nov 1876 LA 23
Arthur Pattillo 3 Jun 1896 TX 3
Allie Pattillo 1 Allie dau Jul 1896 Texas

next door: 1900
Pevoto Ogan (Ozan) head 12 Sep 1869 30 m 8 yrs 1892 LA LA MS
d Aug 1938 Texas City, Galveston Co, Texas
Alice wife Sep 1872 27 1892 Texas TX AL
Ethel M. dau Feb 1893 7 LA
Allen V. son May 1896 4 LA
Pevoto, Caroline M. mother Jun 1827 72 wid MS KY VA
Tasco, William nephew Dec 1888 11 Texas France LA

1920 1682 Wall Street Beaumont
Peveto Ozan LA France MS cooler, packing house
Alice 47 1873 TX TX AL
Lila 18 1902 LA
Juanita 16 1904 LA
George 14 1906 TX
Byron 10 1910 TX1
 		Arthur, Caroline Milberry (I31627)
 
173 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Wilson (Oglesby), Richard Arthur Y-DNA-step 2 match (I50750)
 
174 acres value tax white-poll tax
Abraham Snider 1836 Greene 1311 600 1.20 1 50
David Snider 1836 Greene 211 1350 2.70 1 50 		Snider, David (I68674)
 
175 acres value tax white-poll tax
Abraham Snider 1836 Greene 1311 600 1.20 1 50
David Snider 1836 Greene 211 1350 2.70 1 50 		Snider, Abraham (I68665)
 
176 1830 1840 1850
Campbell TN Madison AR Carroll AR
Robert Doak 1787 1771-1780 1771-1780 1787
Nancy Pope 1801-1810 1791-1820 (Rachel 1804)

1. Joseph Melvin 1804 1801-1810 (next door)

2. David 1806 1801-1810 (next door)

3. (daughter) 1801-1810

4. Nathaniel 1814 1816-1820 1811-1720 (next door)

5. (daughter) 1811-1816

6. (daughter) 1816-1820 1821-1825

7. (son) 1821-1825

8 (daughter) 1825-1830 1826-1830

9 (daughter) 1825-1830

10. Sarah 1825-1830 1826-1830 1830

11. Cela 1832 1826-1830 1832

12. Lucy 1838 1835-1840 1838
total 10 total 7


 		Doak, Captain Robert (son?) (I53217)
 
177 1860 Mary Nelson and daughters living with A.J. Johnson (Alabama) and Martha A (1840 Louisiana) in Wallisville, (Liberty) Co, Texas Wiggins, Martha A. (granddaughter?) (I44380)
 
178 BARNETT, John Will made 1 Apr 1750, no recording date. Exrx. Wife Marran. Exrs. Sons James and Ambropse when of age, Son in Law, John Watts. Ch Anne, James, John, Ambrfose, Sarah (Wife of John Watts) Estate Inv articles delivered Julius Christy who married Agatha Barnett, rec. 25 Aug 1757; Articles for Henry White and Frances his Wife from Estate appraised rec 27 Nov 1766; Articles delivered James Barnett rec 27 Nov 1766. Estate being given Ambrose Barnett he being married, 23 March 1769.

http://files.usgwarchives.net/va/orange/court/misc0001.txt
 		Barnett, John (I47503)
 
179 Aquilla, Jr., John, Sr. and Absalom, Sr. may have left the New Hanover/Duplin County, North Carolina area after their possible father, Thomas Sugg?s death, where upon they settled on land granted to them in Johnston and Dobbs County, North Carolina.

Aquilla Sugg, Jr. may have been known as Captain Aquilla Sugg:
a) 21 March 1760, Captain Aquilla Sugg was granted (File # 22) 700 acres in Johnston County, North Carolina
b) 21 March 1760 Captain Aquilla Sugg was granted (Fail # 23) 605 acres in Johnston County, North Carolina
c) 13 January 1761 Aquilla Sugg was granted (File # 85) 527 acres in Johnston County, North Carolina
http://www.genealogy.com/forum/surnames/topics/sugg/331/ 		Sugg, Aquilla Jr. (I95485)
 
180 Aquilla, Jr., John, Sr. and Absalom, Sr. may have left the New Hanover/Duplin County, North Carolina area after their possible father, Thomas Sugg?s death, where upon they settled on land granted to them in Johnston and Dobbs County, North Carolina.

Absalom Sugg had the following grants:
a) 9 April 1764 Absalom Sugg was granted (File # 602) 250 acres in Dobbs County, North Carolina (Bk. 23, Pg. 69).Cain B., John Sugg and Thomas Crans.
b) 20 December 1778 Absalom Sugg was granted (File # 639) 100 acres in Dobbs County, North Carolina (Bk. 56, Pg. 157).
http://www.genealogy.com/forum/surnames/topics/sugg/331/ 		Sugg, Absalom Sr. (I95489)
 
181 Aquilla, Jr., John, Sr. and Absalom, Sr. may have left the New Hanover/Duplin County, North Carolina area after their possible father, Thomas Sugg?s death, where upon they settled on land granted to them in Johnston and Dobbs County, North Carolina.
John Sugg, Sr. had the following grants:

a) 7 October 1756 JohnSugg was granted (File # 938) 250 acres in Johnston County, North Carolina (Bk. 15, Pg. 191)
b) 8 April 1778 John Sugg was granted (File # 434) 50 acres in Dobbs County, North Carolina (Bk. 15, Pg. 22)
c) 3 April 1779 John Sugg was granted (File # 444) 50/35 (and/or) acres of land in Dobbs County, North Carolina (Bk. 50, Pg. 27)
d) 24 January 1784 John Sugg was granted (File # 425) 274 acres in Dobbs County, North Carolina
e) 19 March 1784 John Sugg sold this above grant (File # 425) of 274 acres to John McNuse. Chain Carriers were Absalom and Josiah Sugg.Entry # 545 sheet says fifty acres and the Survey sheet #1599 for Entry # 545 says 35 acres.
http://www.genealogy.com/forum/surnames/topics/sugg/331/ 		Sugg, John Sr. (I95487)
 
182 George Sugg/George A. Sugg/George Augustus Sugg, son of George Sugg, Jr. and Judith Tyson was born about 1758 from most family researchers, estimates and most likely Edgecombe County, North Carolina.He died about 5 October 1810 in Henderson County, North Carolina.His
Will has not been found, but his Estate was inventoried on February 12, 1816 in Henderson County, Kentucky.One account says, ?George Augustus Sugg and born 4 July 1756 and ran a tavern in Nashville, Tennessee in 1790 as proved by a covenant with Elijah Robertson to let him buy liquor and meals ?at usual tavern rates? to pay for corn Robertson was to deliver to him in November of 1790.This account comes from Davidson County, Tennessee records, where on is dated 29 June 1790.He married 2) Mrs. Sarah Patience Jones Sugg on 13 April 1781, the widow of Joel Sugg, brother to George A. Sugg.Their children:Wiley Sugg, Louisa Sugg, Allen J. Sugg, Lavenia Suggs, Martha Sugg and Zeletus Sugg.
1) Wiley Sugg was born 13 January 1784.He married Keziah (Other records show she was nee Keziah Hart Stanley, a descendant of Patriot Benjamin Hart - DAR # 120956 application.
2) Louisa Sugg was born about 1786.She married a Robert Robertson.
3) Allen J. Sugg was born 25 December 1791 and he married Sarah Dupree Mann.
4) Martha Sugg was born 28 August 1797 and she married Hiram Walker.
5) Lavenia Sugg was born 21 March 1806 and she married Richard Jones.
6.) Zeletus Sugg and she married Burwell Williams.

From the DAR # 44243 application of Mrs. Katherine Sugg McKnight, of Louisville, Kentucky gives the list of children for both marriages of Sarah Patience Jones Sugg?s husbands 1) Joel Sugg and 2) George A. Sugg.

George A. Sugg was summoned for Jury Duty for Davidson County, North Carolina in 1778.He purchased land on Spencer?s Creek, formally Wilson County, North Carolina now Summer County.These two references come from ?1770-1790 Census of the Cumberland Settlements? by Richard Carlton Fulcher, book page 117-118.George A. apparently moved to Tennessee along with his father?s people by 1789 for on 17th of January of that year, he received three Land Grants in Davidson County, Tennessee.On 18th of May 1789, he received six more Grants and on the 20th May two more for a total of 7, 680 acres.On 21st of December 1791 in Davidson County, Tennessee he sold for L100 currency of North Carolina a Negro Boy named Aaron about age six to Andrew Jackson.A few days earlier on the 5th of December, he had sold Simon Sugg a Negro Wench.Simon Sugg therefore apparently also moved to Tennessee.Simon Sugg was a nephew of George A. and half brother to his children.
In 1810, (Deed Book 8, page 174) Wiley Sugg of Henderson County, Kentucky, Attorney In Fact for George A. Sugg and Patience, his wife, turned her interest in her mother?s Estate to James and Caswell Armstrong.It is surmised these two men were sons of Sarah Patience Jones Sugg, sister in turn her nephews.

http://www.genealogy.com/forum/surnames/topics/sugg/331/ 		Sugg, George Augustus (I74148)
 
183 On October 12, 1774 Court Minutes (CM 1774, Pg. 135) shows that Richard Suggs was a Constable according to the Anson County, North Carolina records.Benjamin Smith of Anson County, North Carolina sold 75 acres to William Yerly on July 25 1760 (Deed Book 6, Pg. 39) wherein witnesses were David Dumas, William Snuggs and Richard Snuggs.Anson County Court Minutes of 1771-1774, shows on January 14, 1773, list Richard Snuggs, Constable.Benjamin Griffin deeded to Richard Snuggs on Wednesday, April 13, 1774, which was proven by Robert Snuggs.
http://www.genealogy.com/forum/surnames/topics/sugg/331/ 		Sugg (Suggs), Constable Richard (I95474)
 
184 Robert Snuggs/Sugg along with Abraham Belyeu and John Cheek witnessed on February 1767 the deed of William Yearly (Irby) and wife, Margaret, who sold 75 acres on South side of Pee Dee beginning at Young?s Island on the River bank and Aaron Smith?s corner (Deed Book H-I, Pg. 21).On January
1772, John Davis deed to William Irby and proven by Robert Snuggs (Court Minutes 1771-1777, Pg. 72).
http://www.genealogy.com/forum/surnames/topics/sugg/331/ 		Sugg (Suggs), Robert (I95475)
 
185 Thomas Sugg, son of George and Sarah Ives Sugg may have been the one who received and Land Grant in New Hanover County, North Carolina in 1749.The same Thomas who was named a Vestryman in Saint Gabriel? Parish on March 17, 1749, when Duplin County was cut off from New Hanover County.Then it is possibly that this could have been the same man who was later in Anson County, North Carolina.
A Thomas Eldridge Sugg is mentioned in Duplin County on April 14, 1752, selling to Samuel Eldridge (Deed Book 1, Pg. 130) ?land granted to Thomas Sugg by patent on 13 April 1749?.Whether or not the middle name ?Eldridge? should correctly be applied to this man it is very questionable.It appears that perhaps the Elderidge has been crossed through and it is possible that the person making the record mixed up the surnames of the two men involved.
Some have also said that William Aldridge in North Cumberland County, North Carolina listed a daughter Sarah, wife of Thomas Sugg.However, this report is in error.The document cited for January 24, 1724 (WB 1718-1726, Pg. 359) list daughter, Sarah Sugg.
On the day after Thomas Sugg and Samuel Eldridge made their deal, Thomas Sugg sold to Tomas Alltaman (Deed Book 1, Pg. 132) land granted to ?said? Sugg by patent April 13, 1749.
Thomas Sugg and wife Frances sold land to James Moore on April 29, 1769, land that Thomas purchased from William Magee on March 31, 1757 (Deed Book G, Pg. 186-188).When Thomas purchased the land from Magee he was listed as Thomas Sugg, Jr.
On November 15, 1753, a Thomas Sugg (more than likely son of George Sugg and Sarah Ives) of Duplin County, North Carolina received a 320 acre land grant.Could it be that the same man (Thomas, son of George Sugg and Sarah Ives) who is mentioned in the settlement of the Estate of John Holbrook in Bertie County, North Carolina in 1744 be one in the same?
Another Thomas Sugg appears in Craven County, North Carolina in 1762, when he sells (Deed Book 2, Pg. 382) 162 acres patented to William Sugg in 1739 to Joseph Rhem.William Sugg patented 140 acres on the north side of the Trent River on Wilson?s Creek (Colonial Records, Book 4, Pg. 440).Was this Thomas Sugg his son?
William Snuggs (Sugg) was on of three witnesses for the Benjamin Smith sell of 75 acres William Yearly on October 12, 1774 (Deed Book 6, Pg.39).
No factual determination has been made connecting Thomas Sugg of Duplin and the Thomas Sugg of Anson County.All records perhaps refer to the same individual or may not.Breakdown of the dates show that after 1752 in Duplin County only Thomas Sugg, Jr. and Thomas Sugg with wife, Frances are mentioned.
http://www.genealogy.com/forum/surnames/topics/sugg/331/ 		Sugg, Thomas (Eldridge?) Jr. (I74175)
 
186 William Sugg (also known as Major William Sugg), son of Joel Sugg andwife Miss Sarah Patience Jones was born 28 June 1775 in Pitt County, North Carolina and died 10 August 1866 in Union County Kentucky.He married 7 December 1797 to Christian Dupree, daughter of Sterling Dupree.From the publication History of Union County, Kentucky book, page 875 is a good account for William Sugg and his family.Their children according to bible records and family researching of Mrs. Arminta Casner of Madisonville, Kentucky were: Susanna Sugg who married Kinchen Bell, Sophia Sugg who married Mr. Cannon, Christian Sugg, who married Hezekiah Edwards, Julia Ann Sugg who married George Payne, Joel Dupree Sugg, who married Barbara Ann Davenport, the daughter of Adrian and Nancy (Briscoe) Davenport (data on this couple can be located in ?History of Union County, Kentucky? book, page 976).William Jones Sugg , born 25 December 1811 in Union County, Kentucky, died 3 January 1893 at Madisonville, Kentucky.He married Frances E. Berry, daughter of John Berry and Maria Bell Berry on August 12, 1840.The William Jones Sugg family Bible is owned by Mrs. Arminta Casner of Madisonville, Kentucky. Isabella Ferdinand Sugg married John Williams, Ashley Carroll Sugg married married Lucy Bosley and Mary Patience Sugg married William B.
Menifee.
http://www.genealogy.com/forum/surnames/topics/sugg/331/
 		Sugg, Major William (I95491)
 
187 BARNET, James. Will made 28 Dec 1796. rec 24 Apr 1797. Exrs. James Early, George Bingham. Wife Sarah. Ch John, William Mary (Wife of Martin Sisk), their dau. Betsy.
 		Barnett, William (I47592)
 
188 On March 10, 1768, Eli Reno and his father Lewis Reno appeared as executors of his brother John's estate (Pr. Wm. Co. bond book, 1753-1786, p. 77). He was listed as a taxpayer in Pr. Wm. Co. in 1783, and in 1787 he was taxed for 1 slave, 2 horses, and 2 cows. He also appears on the 1782 and 1783 tax lists. (Steven Fancy research)
In Prince William County Deed Book U, p. 433-435, October 8, 1783, is the following: "This indenture made the (in Lease Eight)(in Release Ninth) day of October in year of our Lord One thousand seven hundred and Eighty three Between Eli Reno and Frances Reno his Wife of Parish of Dettingen and County of Prince William of one part and Robert Luttrell of said Parish and County of other part Witnesseth that for sum of Forty pounds current money of Virginia said Eli Reno hath sold unto Robert Luttrell (in his actual possession now being by virtue of a sale for one year and by force of the Statute for transferring uses into possession) and his heirs all that parcel of land adjoining the said Robert Luttrell beginning at a small red Oak on a branch side, extending thence down the branch with the several meanders thereof So. Wt. to a white Oak on the West side of Cabbin Branch, thence No. Wt. to a Spanish Oak on the bank of the branch, thence S. Wt. to two small Maples standing on the branch, then leaving the branch, thence No. Wt. to a box and red Oak on a hill side, thence No. Et. to a Hicory, corner to Luttrell & Thornton, thence So. Et. to the beginning containing Fifty one and three quarters acres and all houses orchards to said premises belong and also all the right of them the said Eli Reno and Frances his Wife To have and to hold unto said Robert Luttrell his heirs and assigns forever In Witness whereof Eli Reno and Frances his Wife have set their hands and seals in presence of Edward Lee, Will Carr, Simon Luttrell. Signed Eli Reno Frances Reno.
"At a Court held for Prince William County the 9th day of October 1783. This Release with receipt indorsed from Eli Reno and Ux to Robert Luttrell the same being privily examined and consenting thereto was acknowledged by the said Reno and admitted to record."

In an indenture dated October 9, 1783, they were "of Parish of Dettingen" and was for 513/4 acres sold to Robert Russell.

He and his wife Frances conveyed land to Enoch Reno in 1788 which has been patented by his father, Lewis Reno, in 1742.

http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/d/a/m/Sue-Reneau-Damewood/BOOK-0001/0004-0007.html
 		Reno (Renoe), Eleender "Eli" (I36368)
 
189 Alexander Hannay of Sorbie was the son of Patrick Hannay of Sorbie.2 He died on 18 June 1618.1
In 1604 he was forfeit for rebellion.1 In 1607 he was again forfeit for rebellion.1
Children of Alexander Hannay of Sorbie

John Hannay+2 d. 1640
Sir Robert Hannay of Mochrum, 1st Bt.+2 b. c 1598, d. 8 Jan 1657/58

Citations

[S37] Charles Mosley, editor, Burke's Peerage, Baronetage & Knightage, 107th edition, 3 volumes (Wilmington, Delaware, U.S.A.: Burke's Peerage (Genealogical Books) Ltd, 2003), volume 2, page 1767. Hereinafter cited as Burke's Peerage and Baronetage, 107th edition.
[S37] Charles Mosley, Burke's Peerage and Baronetage, 107th edition.

http://thepeerage.com/p43102.htm#i431016 		Hannay, Alexander* (I56539)
 
190 Anne Cooper was the daughter of Thomas Cooper.1 She married Sir Nicholas Coote.
Her married name became Coote.1
Child of Anne Cooper and Sir Nicholas Coote

Sir Charles Coote, 1st Bt.+1 b. 1581, d. May 1642

Citations

[S15] George Edward Cokayne, editor, The Complete Baronetage, 5 volumes (no date (c. 1900); reprint, Gloucester, U.K.: Alan Sutton Publishing, 1983), volume I, page 226. Hereinafter cited as The Complete Baronetage.

http://thepeerage.com/p15301.htm#i153002
 		Cooper, Anne* (I56524)
 
191 BARNET, James. Will made 28 Dec 1796. rec 24 Apr 1797. Exrs. James Early, George Bingham. Wife Sarah. Ch John, William Mary (Wife of Martin Sisk), their dau. Betsy.
http://files.usgwarchives.net/va/orange/court/misc0001.txt

 		Sisk, Betsy (I47586)
 
192 Cecily Beaumont married Henry Fenton.
Her married name became Fenton.
Children of Cecily Beaumont and Henry Fenton

Sir Geoffrey Fenton+1
Edward Fenton1 d. 1603
Catherine Fenton+1

Citations

[S5587] Peggy ?, "re: Fenton Family," e-mail message to Darryl Roger LUNDY (101053), 19 August 2011. Hereinafter cited as "re: Fenton Family."

http://thepeerage.com/p47692.htm#i476913
 		Beaumont, Cecily (I56551)
 
193 In 1782 several families came to Greene Co, TN from PA. The Galbreaths, Rankins, Magills, Delaneys, Wilsons, Moores and McClungs.  Galbreath, Eveline (I13565)
 
194 James enlisted at Sabine Pass 24 May 1845 for the Mexican War; served in Civil War as Pvt 2nd Reg, 4th Co Inf and was discharged at Camayo Mex 24 September 1846. He applied for pension at age 61. The last entry is dated 21 May 1894. He was in the same company as his cousin Theophilus Hayes and Warren Johnson, possibly in Civil War. Hayes, James* H. Jr (I1776)
 
195 Mary Peck was also known as Sarah Denton Listed as William Thornes spouse in Eight Generations of William Thorne, by Joseph Middleton, 1913. She was also known as Mary Larson. She was also known as Mary Lawson. She was also known as Mary Oriar. Mary Peck was born in 1679 at Of, Dettingen Parrish, Virginia.

10 May 1708 - Richmond Co., VA: Robert Peck and wife Margaret of St. Mary's Parish, Richmond Co., VA, execute a lifetime lease to John and Mary Orian[Oriar] of Stafford Co., VA for 100 acres of land. After John and Mary Oriar's deaths, the land is to go to their daughter Margaret Oriar. Robert Peck states that this transaction is for "the love, goodwill, and affection which I have and bare towards my loving friend, Margaret Oriar, dau. to John and Mary Oriar." 

Mary Peck sold land 5/6 July 1733--John Orear (husband of Mary) is for sure deceased. A King George Co., VA deed refers to the grantors "William Thorn and Mary his wife, widdow and relique of John Oreo late of Prince William County, deceased" along with "John Glascock & Margaret his wife, daughter of the said John Oreo & Mary his wife. . . " all selling their interests to Cornelius McCartie of Brunswick Parish, King George Co., VA.

A King George Co., VA deed refers to the grantors "William Thorn and Mary his wife, widdow and relique of John Oreo late of Prince William County, deceased" along with "John Glascock & Margaret his wife, daughter of the said John Oreo & Mary his wife. . . " all selling their interests to Cornelius McCartie of Brunswick Parish, King George Co., VA.

Cornelius McCartie (b. ca. 1766) was married 2 Dec 1787 to Susannah "Sukey" Hardwick (born 1767), dau. of Margaret Glascock (b. ca. 1745) and her first husband Aaron Hardwick (she m. 2nd to William Turley). Margaret Glascock was the dau. of John Glascock and wife Margaret Orear (above referenced). By the way, Cornelis and Susannah McCartie later moved to Fayette Co., KY ca. 1797; in 1809 they were residents of Otter Creek in Hardin Co., KY (now Meade Co.); they had 11 children, one of whom was named Enos Orear McCarty.]

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this site suggests that Mary Peck married William Thorn either Nov 1719 or 1724 and states not verified. The above land sell by Mary Peck in 1733 and this marriage to Wm Thorn does not coincide with a death date of Orear being after 4 Oct 1736. Also, John Orear would have had to be older than b 1686 as this study has Margaret b 1801; making him only 15 - nnot likely.

Also, if Robert Peck left land to Margaret Orear, she would have had to been born well before 1708 as he refers to her as "my loving friend." Would he have said this of a 7 or 8 year old granddaughter?

This Margaret is possibly the Margaret Orear who married Scarlett Madden. Scarlett's Margaret couldn't have been born as early as 1801 considering their known children.

There must be another John Orear. Why does Mary have so many surnames??? Why is it suggested that Mary Peck and Mary Lawson are one and the same?? I think this is Mary Lawson, as there is a child named "Lawson" and Mary Peck is a different Mary and therefore a different John Orear, one a bit older, who also had a child named Margaret.
 		Lawson (Larson), Mary (I36542)
 
196 Rt. Hon. William Hill was the son of Rt. Hon. Arthur Hill and Mary Parsons.1 He married, firstly, Eleanor Boyle, daughter of Most Rev. Michael Boyle and Hon. Mary O'Brien.1 He married, secondly, Hon. Mary Trevor, daughter of Mark Trevor, 1st Viscount Dungannon.1 He died between 7 July 1692 and 20 November 1693.1
He was invested as a Privy Counsellor (P.C.) during the reign of King Charles II and King James II.1 He held the office of Member of Parliament (M.P.) for Ballyshannon between 1661 and 1692.1 He held the office of Lieutenant of County Down.1 He held the office of Lieutenant of County Antrim.1 He had one other son by his second wife.1

Charles Mosley, editor, Burke's Peerage, Baronetage & Knightage, 107th edition, 3 volumes (Wilmington, Delaware, U.S.A.: Burke's Peerage (Genealogical Books) Ltd, 2003), volume 1, page 1176. Hereinafter cited as Burke's Peerage and Baronetage, 107th edition.

http://thepeerage.com/p10283.htm#i102829 		Hill, Rt. Hon. William (I56531)
 
197 Sir Robert Reading, 1st and last Bt. married Jane Hannay, daughter of Sir Robert Hannay of Mochrum, 1st Bt. and Jane Stewart, circa 1662.2 He died circa March 1689, without male issue.3
He gained the title of 1st Baronet Reading in 1675.4 He lived at Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland.1
Child of Sir Robert Reading, 1st and last Bt. and Jane Hannay

Hon. Elizabeth Reading+1 b. c 1669, d. 19 Mar 1754

Citations

[S8] Charles Mosley, editor, Burke's Peerage and Baronetage, 106th edition, 2 volumes (Crans, Switzerland: Burke's Peerage (Genealogical Books) Ltd, 1999), page 4. Hereinafter cited as Burke's Peerage and Baronetage, 106th edition.
[S6] G.E. Cokayne; with Vicary Gibbs, H.A. Doubleday, Geoffrey H. White, Duncan Warrand and Lord Howard de Walden, editors, The Complete Peerage of England, Scotland, Ireland, Great Britain and the United Kingdom, Extant, Extinct or Dormant, new ed., 13 volumes in 14 (1910-1959; reprint in 6 volumes, Gloucester, U.K.: Alan Sutton Publishing, 2000), volume IX, page 359. Hereinafter cited as The Complete Peerage.
[S15] George Edward Cokayne, editor, The Complete Baronetage, 5 volumes (no date (c. 1900); reprint, Gloucester, U.K.: Alan Sutton Publishing, 1983), volume IV, page 208. Hereinafter cited as The Complete Baronetage.
[S6] Cokayne, and others, The Complete Peerage, volume I, page 6.
http://thepeerage.com/p10662.htm#i106613 		Reading, Sir, 1st and last Baronette Robert (I56544)
 
198 Sir William Parsons, 1st Bt. was the son of William Parsons and Catherine Fenton.2 He married Elizabeth Lany, daughter of John Lany. He died circa February 1649/50. He was buried on 2 March 1649/50.
He emigrated to Ireland arriving on circa 1590 Norfolk.3 He was created 1st Baronet Parsons [Ireland] on 10 November 1620.4 He held the office of Member of Parliament (M.P.) for Wicklow.5 He held the office of Lord Deputy [Ireland].1 He held the office of Lord Justice [Ireland] between 1640 and 1643, jointly.3
Children of Sir William Parsons, 1st Bt.

Anne Parsons+6
Mary Parsons+7
Elizabeth Parsons+8 d. 29 Nov 1638

Children of Sir William Parsons, 1st Bt. and Elizabeth Lany

Richard Parsons+
Catharine Parsons+4
Francis Parsons+ b. c 1608

Citations

[S6] G.E. Cokayne; with Vicary Gibbs, H.A. Doubleday, Geoffrey H. White, Duncan Warrand and Lord Howard de Walden, editors, The Complete Peerage of England, Scotland, Ireland, Great Britain and the United Kingdom, Extant, Extinct or Dormant, new ed., 13 volumes in 14 (1910-1959; reprint in 6 volumes, Gloucester, U.K.: Alan Sutton Publishing, 2000), volume I, page 448. Hereinafter cited as The Complete Peerage.
[S5587] Peggy ?, "re: Fenton Family," e-mail message to Darryl Roger LUNDY (101053), 19 August 2011. Hereinafter cited as "re: Fenton Family."
[S15] George Edward Cokayne, editor, The Complete Baronetage, 5 volumes (no date (c. 1900); reprint, Gloucester, U.K.: Alan Sutton Publishing, 1983), volume I, page 226. Hereinafter cited as The Complete Baronetage.
[S6] Cokayne, and others, The Complete Peerage, volume I, page 447.
[S1322] David Arathoon, "re: Acheson Family and Campbell Family," e-mail message to Darryl Lundy, 8 April 2005 - 14 July 2006. Hereinafter cited as "re: Acheson Family and Campbell Family."
[S15] George Edward Cokayne, The Complete Baronetage, volume III, page 317.
[S37] Charles Mosley, editor, Burke's Peerage, Baronetage & Knightage, 107th edition, 3 volumes (Wilmington, Delaware, U.S.A.: Burke's Peerage (Genealogical Books) Ltd, 2003), volume 1, page 1176. Hereinafter cited as Burke's Peerage and Baronetage, 107th edition.
[S47] Hugh Montgomery-Massingberd, editor, Burke's Irish Family Records (London, U.K.: Burkes Peerage Ltd, 1976), page 1158. Hereinafter cited as Burke's Irish Family Records.
http://thepeerage.com/p1520.htm#i15197 		Parsons, Sir, 1st Baronet of Bellamont William* (I56547)
 
199 unknown A'Hannay is the son of Donald A'Hannay of Sorbie.2
Child of unknown A'Hannay

Patrick Hannay of Sorbie+2

Citations

[S37] Charles Mosley, editor, Burke's Peerage, Baronetage & Knightage, 107th edition, 3 volumes (Wilmington, Delaware, U.S.A.: Burke's Peerage (Genealogical Books) Ltd, 2003), volume 2, page 1767. Hereinafter cited as Burke's Peerage and Baronetage, 107th edition.
[S37] Charles Mosley, Burke's Peerage and Baronetage, 107th edition.

http://thepeerage.com/p43102.htm#i431014 		A'Hannay, (..)* (I56541)
 
200 1721-1735 King George County Deed Book 1, Part 1, (Antient Press); pp. 79
Indenture 27/28th July 1722 between DAVID BALL of County of Lancaster Gent. and JAMES BALL Gent, of same .. for Sixty ffive pounds of Sterling Money .. deeds of Lease and Release for 200 acres situate in the ffreshes of Rappahannock River in the Northward side thereof and was given to DAVID BALL by the last Will of his ffather WILLIAM BALL .. all the land devised unto DAVID as by his said ffather
Presence Geo. Murdock,
__Henry Hill__ David Ball
ffryday the ffifth day of October 1722 .. Deeds of Lease and Release recorded.
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=mrmarsha&id=I32783 		Ball, David (I46281)
 

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