Sources

[S2] 1900 Census, Lawrenceville District, Gwinnett County, GA, gives July 1847.

NOTE:
[2243] 1900 Census, Lawrenceville District, Gwinnett County, GA, gives July 1847.

[S3] Tombstone, Hinton Methodist Cemetery

NOTE:
[2244] Tombstone, Hinton Methodist Cemetery

[S4] Wikle Bible records: tombstone says 1828

NOTE:
[2245] Wikle Bible records: tombstone says 1828

[S5] On the other hand, 1900 census when Susan Wikle Dunn was living with Jesse W.

NOTE:
[2246] On the other hand, 1900 census when Susan Wikle Dunn was living with Jesse W. Dunn seems to list mother's birthplace as "Tennessee", but 1880 for Susan say "unknown". "Near Waynesville NC" and "SC" both appear in other traditions.

[S6] Estate of Peter Wikle dec'd. referred to in a deed of Jan. 14, 1801.

NOTE:
[2247] Estate of Peter Wikle dec'd. referred to in a deed of Jan. 14, 1801. Rutherford Co Land Entries No 1960 Lewis Smith entering the land.

[S8] Marshall Co. TN Estate Settlements

NOTE:
[2248] Marshall Co. TN Estate Settlements Administrator's Book Volume B

[S9] between May 29 (will) and August 1 (probate)

NOTE:
[2249] between May 29 (will) and August 1 (probate) Estate settled later in PA

[S10] date doubtful (Rosson DAR application)

NOTE:
[2250] date doubtful (Rosson DAR application)

[S11] John Cowden II listed as an executor of his 21 May 1799

NOTE:
[2251] John Cowden II listed as an executor of his 21 May 1799

[S12] Date is doubtful: Rosson application

NOTE:
[2252] Date is doubtful: Rosson application

[S13] Birthplace and date are dependent on parents' identity being correct

NOTE:
[2253] Birthplace and date are dependent on parents' identity being correct

[S14] Date from a family Bible record provided by

NOTE:
[2254] Date from a family Bible record provided by

[S15] Date is based on uncertain reading of my own notes of c. 1964: Died (or Deed

NOTE:
[2255] Date is based on uncertain reading of my own notes of c. 1964: Died (or Deed or Decd?) Jan 5 1866. From loose papers relating to estate. Estate claim filed in April 1866

[S16] Census indicates a date between 1784-1786. Page stated in his pension

NOTE:
[2256] Census indicates a date between 1784-1786. Page stated in his pension application that he was 67 in 1853, which is what the 1786 date here is based on

[S17] "The Mahurin Family" by F.H. Huron

NOTE:
[2257] "The Mahurin Family" by F.H. Huron Presume he has assigned the date from the marriage date 1810 census entry (26-45) would put birth prior to 1784

[S18] Capt. John Simpson's Co., Allen's 1st Rifle Regt., KY Volunteers

NOTE:
[2258] Capt. John Simpson's Co., Allen's 1st Rifle Regt., KY Volunteers F.H. Huron, "The Mahurin Family", p. 99, citing Adjutant General's Office Records in National Archives

[S19] F.H. Huron, "The Mahurin Family"

NOTE:
[2259] F.H. Huron, "The Mahurin Family" 1810 census makes her 16-26, so born 1784-1794; as she married 1803, Huron has probably made his estimate on basis of her being c. 18

[S20] Online version has oct. 26; mistake may be mine

NOTE:
[2260] Online version has oct. 26; mistake may be mine

[S21] Probably died young

NOTE:
[2261] Probably died young

[S22] Date based on various census records. Unless otherwise noted (as here),

NOTE:
[2262] Date based on various census records. Unless otherwise noted (as here), all data on Peter Collins' descendants comes from Judge George D. Taylor, Jr. of Beaumont TX' family genealogy. Additions and changes are noted.

[S23] Date of Will

NOTE:
[2263] Date of Will

[S24] assuming she is "Nancy Collins", 50-60, in right place (next to Holland Murphy

NOTE:
[2264] assuming she is "Nancy Collins", 50-60, in right place (next to Holland Murphy i.e. Murphrey in 1830 census of Franklin Co.); Children also seem to fit.

[S25] Will written 13 May 1824 and probated Sept court 1824

NOTE:
[2265] Will written 13 May 1824 and probated Sept court 1824 Franklin County Will Book H 40(29)

[S26] If he is "Audrick" Collins in 1860 Nash Co. Census

NOTE:
[2266] If he is "Audrick" Collins in 1860 Nash Co. Census

[S27] 1850 census Franklin Co NC

NOTE:
[2267] 1850 census Franklin Co NC

[S28] Date from Robert Alford's GEDCOM, source not certain

NOTE:
[2268] Date from Robert Alford's GEDCOM, source not certain

[S29] From Robert Alford's GEDCOM, presumably from family records

NOTE:
[2269] From Robert Alford's GEDCOM, presumably from family records

[S30] Based on 1850 census. Stallings genealogy estimates ca. 1804, but then

NOTE:
[2270] Based on 1850 census. Stallings genealogy estimates ca. 1804, but then has a daughter born in 1817!

[S31] Date from tombstone, place from census

NOTE:
[2271] Date from tombstone, place from census

[S32] Tombstone

NOTE:
[2272] Tombstone

[S33] Date from tombstone; place from census

NOTE:
[2273] Date from tombstone; place from census

[S34] Kell Cemetery

NOTE:
[2274] Kell Cemetery Also in 1880 census mortality schedule as dying June 1879

[S35] date of death & burial place from scrapbook of Richard Boylston, & photo of gr

NOTE:
[2275] date of death & burial place from scrapbook of Richard Boylston, & photo of gr grave taken 19 Jul 1976

[S36] Funeral Card

NOTE:
[2276] Funeral Card

[S37] Funeral card; photo of Gravestone

NOTE:
[2277] Funeral card; photo of Gravestone

[S38] Died young

NOTE:
[2278] Died young

[S39] Manlius Village Cemetery

NOTE:
[2279] Manlius Village Cemetery

[S40] Date from obit, Chester Herald, 30 April 1886

NOTE:
[2280] Date from obit, Chester Herald, 30 April 1886

[S41] Photos by Richard Boylston, 19 July 1976 of graves in Chester Co Cem., scrapbo

NOTE:
[2281] Photos by Richard Boylston, 19 July 1976 of graves in Chester Co Cem., scrapbo Scrapbook in home of George & Mary Mehuron checked Aug 1994

[S42] See death date for ref

NOTE:
[2282] See death date for ref

[S43] Middle Initial E., birth and death dates from gravestone, Chester NE

NOTE:
[2283] Middle Initial E., birth and death dates from gravestone, Chester NE Public Cemetery, photo by Richard Boylston 19 July 1976, in scrapbook at George Mehuron's home (seen Aug 1994)

[S45] not in estate settlement

NOTE:
[2284] not in estate settlement

[S46] 1850 census has 20; if she is the Elizabeth WOODY in Linden TWP in 1870, which

NOTE:
[2285] 1850 census has 20; if she is the Elizabeth WOODY in Linden TWP in 1870, which seems likely, widowed at age 39, birth would be about 1831.

[S48] or 1665?

NOTE:
[2286] or 1665?

[S49] Date: 1834 pension gave age as 74; 1840 census of pensioners gives 81

NOTE:
[2287] Date: 1834 pension gave age as 74; 1840 census of pensioners gives 81 Place: that part of Albemarle that was later Amherst Co. Possibly that part of Amherst that is now Nelson Co.

[S50] Date from Marshall Co. Court Minute Book B, p. 262 giving exact date of death.

NOTE:
[2288] Date from Marshall Co. Court Minute Book B, p. 262 giving exact date of death. (Will probated 2 May 1842, Minute Book B, p. 154.)

[S51] Oakwood Cemetery, Waco TX (gives age as 70)

NOTE:
[2289] Oakwood Cemetery, Waco TX (gives age as 70)

[S52] census records suggest 1832 or 1836

NOTE:
[2290] census records suggest 1832 or 1836

[S53] 1838-1840?

NOTE:
[2291] 1838-1840?

[S54] or perhaps 1846

NOTE:
[2292] or perhaps 1846

[S55] Based on 1850 census

NOTE:
[2293] Based on 1850 census

[S56] 1850 census

NOTE:
[2294] 1850 census

[S57] Clarice Barie once wrote 1839, but this was an error

NOTE:
[2295] Clarice Barie once wrote 1839, but this was an error

[S58] Ball Ground cemetery

NOTE:
[2296] Ball Ground cemetery

[S59] Source here is tombstone: others from McLean material

NOTE:
[2297] Source here is tombstone: others from McLean material

[S60] Tombstone; Goodspeed

NOTE:
[2298] Tombstone; Goodspeed

[S61] Tombstone; others read old stone as 16 May 1927

NOTE:
[2299] Tombstone; others read old stone as 16 May 1927

[S62] or 23 April? Tombstone in IOOF Cemetery, Highlandville, MO.

NOTE:
[2300] or 23 April? Tombstone in IOOF Cemetery, Highlandville, MO.

[S63] tombstoone, Glenn Cemetery

NOTE:
[2301] tombstoone, Glenn Cemetery

[S64] Pvt Co. I, 8 Mo Cav: Glenn Cemetery

NOTE:
[2302] Pvt Co. I, 8 Mo Cav: Glenn Cemetery

[S65] Possibly 17 October

NOTE:
[2303] Possibly 17 October

[S66] Possibly 11 November

NOTE:
[2304] Possibly 11 November

[S67] or 1863?

NOTE:
[2305] or 1863?

[S68] or 1864?

NOTE:
[2306] or 1864?

[S69] Goodspeed Reminiscent History p. 546

NOTE:
[2307] Goodspeed Reminiscent History p. 546

[S70] Delivered by Dr. John Day Collins

NOTE:
[2308] Delivered by Dr. John Day Collins

[S72] Date from 1850 census as "Wiley". Must be the "Willie S. Stallings" shown in

NOTE:
[2309] Date from 1850 census as "Wiley". Must be the "Willie S. Stallings" shown in Stallings genealogy, Probably first child by Temperance Collins

[S74] Tombstone and Goodspeed agree on 1845.

NOTE:
[2310] Tombstone and Goodspeed agree on 1845.

[S75] Jeter has "November 31, 1879" presumably from tombstone

NOTE:
[2311] Jeter has "November 31, 1879" presumably from tombstone I have made it November 30 without evidence

[S76] Wayne Glenn's article on the Glenn family has 1829

NOTE:
[2312] Wayne Glenn's article on the Glenn family has 1829 My date probably taken from Marshall Co. Cemetery record

[S78] Cemetery Records of Marshall Co., TN

NOTE:
[2313] Cemetery Records of Marshall Co., TN

[S79] 1900 Census

NOTE:
[2314] 1900 Census

[S80] 1910 Census

NOTE:
[2315] 1910 Census

[S82] Date from George Taylor material

NOTE:
[2316] Date from George Taylor material

[S83] Taylor shows date as Jan. 05, 188 with no last digit

NOTE:
[2317] Taylor shows date as Jan. 05, 188 with no last digit

[S84] if he is the James in the Sangamon Co., IL census for 1830

NOTE:
[2318] if he is the James in the Sangamon Co., IL census for 1830

[S85] CSA: Same unit as George W. Alexander and Joseph and John J. Chestnut,

NOTE:
[2319] CSA: Same unit as George W. Alexander and Joseph and John J. Chestnut, and his father Robert Jordan Vaughan

[S86] 1870 census shows age 2

NOTE:
[2320] 1870 census shows age 2

[S87] 1870 census shows age 1

NOTE:
[2321] 1870 census shows age 1

[S88] Oakwood Cemetery gives Oct 16, 1836. Waco Daily News obit, May 16, 1891

NOTE:
[2322] Oakwood Cemetery gives Oct 16, 1836. Waco Daily News obit, May 16, 1891 gives 16 Nov 1837. Transcriber put ? after 1837 but says she was 54. (53 if 1837). She is 23 in 1860 census, 36 (!) in 1870.

[S89] Not in 1870 census, when he would have only been 13

NOTE:
[2323] Not in 1870 census, when he would have only been 13

[S90] 1870 TX census; John Reedy for specific date

NOTE:
[2324] 1870 TX census; John Reedy for specific date

[S91] 9/12 months old in 1870 census: taken 8 July 1870

NOTE:
[2325] 9/12 months old in 1870 census: taken 8 July 1870

[S92] Estimated birth date based on 1840 marriage

NOTE:
[2326] Estimated birth date based on 1840 marriage Rich Bench says before 1824

[S93] 35 in 1850 census but 38 in 1860 census!

NOTE:
[2327] 35 in 1850 census but 38 in 1860 census!

[S94] 3 in 1850 census. Shown as 10, as if a twin of her brother John, in 1860.

NOTE:
[2328] 3 in 1850 census. Shown as 10, as if a twin of her brother John, in 1860.

[S95] 5/12 months in 1850 census. John and Susan both shown as 10 in 1860.

NOTE:
[2329] 5/12 months in 1850 census. John and Susan both shown as 10 in 1860.

[S96] Based on 1860 census. 1850 would suggest 1836

NOTE:
[2330] Based on 1860 census. 1850 would suggest 1836

[S97] from census; Rich Bench has 1842

NOTE:
[2331] from census; Rich Bench has 1842

[S98] Rich Bench

NOTE:
[2332] Rich Bench

[S99] 1870 census

NOTE:
[2333] 1870 census

[S101] Based on census; died at 29 in Sept. 1879.

NOTE:
[2334] Based on census; died at 29 in Sept. 1879.

[S102] 1880 Census Mortality Schedules, Family 47

NOTE:
[2335] 1880 Census Mortality Schedules, Family 47

[S103] Based on 1860 census; 1870 would suggest 1856.

NOTE:
[2336] Based on 1860 census; 1870 would suggest 1856.

[S104] 7 in 1860, 18 in 1870

NOTE:
[2337] 7 in 1860, 18 in 1870

[S105] 5 in 1860, 18 in 1870

NOTE:
[2338] 5 in 1860, 18 in 1870

[S106] Year Richard Page's property sold for division among heirs

NOTE:
[2339] Year Richard Page's property sold for division among heirs

[S107] 15 in 1850 Polk Co TN census

NOTE:
[2340] 15 in 1850 Polk Co TN census

[S108] 6/12 year in 1860 census dated 16 August 1860

NOTE:
[2341] 6/12 year in 1860 census dated 16 August 1860

[S109] Date is from Ward, Annals of North Georgia, p. 381

NOTE:
[2342] Date is from Ward, Annals of North Georgia, p. 381 Census would make 1856 or 1858. As "Jane" she is listed as 22 in 1880 census

[S110] Ward, Annals of North Georgia, p. 381

NOTE:
[2343] Ward, Annals of North Georgia, p. 381

[S112] Based on 1870, when she is 7: 1880 shows as 14, which would suggest 1866

NOTE:
[2344] Based on 1870, when she is 7: 1880 shows as 14, which would suggest 1866

[S113] or 1868: shown as 12 in 1880 census, 3 in 1870.

NOTE:
[2345] or 1868: shown as 12 in 1880 census, 3 in 1870.

[S114] Birth date by 1870 census. 1900 census says "30"and born "Jun 1870" == but

NOTE:
[2346] Birth date by 1870 census. 1900 census says "30"and born "Jun 1870" but Find a Grave agrees with earlier date. (shaving age for the census?

[S115] 1867 or 1868 based on census

NOTE:
[2347] 1867 or 1868 based on census

[S116] Date shown on 1870 Gilmer census (born within year)

NOTE:
[2348] Date shown on 1870 Gilmer census (born within year)

[S117] Phineas remarried 1869

NOTE:
[2349] Phineas remarried 1869

[S118] age 2 in 1860 census

NOTE:
[2350] age 2 in 1860 census

[S119] Date from Confederate roster book and Ancestral File. Census implies ca. 1836

NOTE:
[2351] Date from Confederate roster book and Ancestral File. Census implies ca. 1836

[S120] Based on Rosters of Conf. Soldiers. Census would imply ca. 1839

NOTE:
[2352] Based on Rosters of Conf. Soldiers. Census would imply ca. 1839

[S121] Source not certain (Gladys Worley?). 1860 census age of 64 would suggest 1796

NOTE:
[2353] Source not certain (Gladys Worley?). 1860 census age of 64 would suggest 1796

[S122] Gilmer Heritage Book gives 17 Nov 1868. May be typo from Robert's date of

NOTE:
[2354] Gilmer Heritage Book gives 17 Nov 1868. May be typo from Robert's date of death. Believe my date is from Gladys Worley or other family source

[S123] GIlmer Co Heritage Book p 363; source of date unknown

NOTE:
[2355] GIlmer Co Heritage Book p 363; source of date unknown

[S124] Back computation: "died Aged 52 years 10 mos. 25 days"

NOTE:
[2356] Back computation: "died Aged 52 years 10 mos. 25 days"

[S125] 61 in 1850, 83 in 1870

NOTE:
[2357] 61 in 1850, 83 in 1870

[S126] 20 in 1850 census but 27 in 1860 census

NOTE:
[2358] 20 in 1850 census but 27 in 1860 census

[S127] Assumed: Martha and daughters are with David Keener in 1870 census

NOTE:
[2359] Assumed: Martha and daughters are with David Keener in 1870 census

[S128] 1850 Gilmer Co. Census

NOTE:
[2360] 1850 Gilmer Co. Census

[S129] and before 1774

NOTE:
[2361] and before 1774

[S130] Ancestral File submission estimate

NOTE:
[2362] Ancestral File submission estimate

[S131] Stated to be 79 in his 1833 pension application; 89 in 1840 census.

NOTE:
[2363] Stated to be 79 in his 1833 pension application; 89 in 1840 census.

[S132] Wife is widow in 1850 census

NOTE:
[2364] Wife is widow in 1850 census

[S133] Gilmer Co Heritage Book 363; source not given

NOTE:
[2365] Gilmer Co Heritage Book 363; source not given

[S134] age 67 at death

NOTE:
[2366] age 67 at death

[S135] If she is the Mary wife of "Gincy" (Finney?) Dunn, Cartecay area of Gilmer,

NOTE:
[2367] If she is the Mary wife of "Gincy" (Finney?) Dunn, Cartecay area of Gilmer, dwelling 252, 1870 Gilmer census; ID probable as 18 year old Larkin MATHIS is living with them, presumed younger brother.

[S137] Various descendant trees in LDS AF and elsewhere

NOTE:
[2368] Various descendant trees in LDS AF and elsewhere

[S138] Source uncertain

NOTE:
[2369] Source uncertain Apparently listed as still alive at age 79 in an old newspaper article in Haywood Co NC

[S139] Date from Lewis Smith widow's pension application.

NOTE:
[2370] Date from Lewis Smith widow's pension application.

[S141] Gilmer Heritage Book 286

NOTE:
[2371] Gilmer Heritage Book 286

[S142] Ward, Annals of North Georgia
Annals of North Georgia

AUTHOR: George Gordon Ward
NOTE:
[2372] Ward

[S143] 37 in 1906

NOTE:
[2373] 37 in 1906

[S144] 29 in 1906

NOTE:
[2374] 29 in 1906

[S145] 51 in 1906, says 56 in application dated 1908

NOTE:
[2375] 51 in 1906, says 56 in application dated 1908

[S146] 65 in 1860 but 79 in 1870! Earlier census doesn't clarify (30-40 in 1830 & 40-

NOTE:
[2376] 65 in 1860 but 79 in 1870! Earlier census doesn't clarify (30-40 in 1830 & 40- 50 in 1840)

[S147] and before 1794

NOTE:
[2377] and before 1794

[S148] Exact date assumes these are John & Jane in Gordon Co. Cem.

NOTE:
[2378] Exact date assumes these are John & Jane in Gordon Co. Cem. Georgia given in 1850 and 1860 census. 1870 says Tennessee

[S149] Census would suggest around 1825. Fact she is older than he in census, though,

NOTE:
[2379] Census would suggest around 1825. Fact she is older than he in census, though, makes ID with Gordon County burials more certain

[S150] 1860 census

NOTE:
[2380] 1860 census

[S151] 1860 Murray Co. Census shows her as 6/12, carries July 31 date

NOTE:
[2381] 1860 Murray Co. Census shows her as 6/12, carries July 31 date

[S152] 1870 census would make it 1865; 1868 from Gilmer Co. Heritage Book

NOTE:
[2382] 1870 census would make it 1865; 1868 from Gilmer Co. Heritage Book

[S153] Gilmer Co. Heritage Book gives 1868 as date of her birth and Indiana Forest

NOTE:
[2383] Gilmer Co. Heritage Book gives 1868 as date of her birth and Indiana Forest Rose Kell: but 1870 census makes her younger, agreeing with 1868 for Ellen but making "Forist" born about 1865.

[S154] Ancestral File

NOTE:
[2384] Ancestral File

[S155] Family Search database

NOTE:
[2385] Family Search database

[S156] But 1870 shows as one year younger than "Isaiah"

NOTE:
[2386] But 1870 shows as one year younger than "Isaiah"

[S157] Ancestral File says 1902-1904

NOTE:
[2387] Ancestral File says 1902-1904

[S158] Brøderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2, Ed. 3, Social Security Records: U.S.,

NOTE:
[2388] Brøderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2, Ed. 3, Social Security Records: U.S.,

[S159] 1830 Franklin Co. Census

NOTE:
[2389] 1830 Franklin Co. Census

[S160] Social Security Death Index

NOTE:
[2390] Social Security Death Index

[S161] 25 in 1850 census but 38 in 1860 census

NOTE:
[2391] 25 in 1850 census but 38 in 1860 census

[S162] Serapney, age 9, in 1850 census seems same as Sarah, age 18, in 1860 census.

NOTE:
[2392] Serapney, age 9, in 1850 census seems same as Sarah, age 18, in 1860 census.

[S163] 7 in 1850 census: not in 1860 family, perhaps married by then.

NOTE:
[2393] 7 in 1850 census: not in 1860 family, perhaps married by then.

[S164] 5 in 1850 census; 14 in 1860 census

NOTE:
[2394] 5 in 1850 census; 14 in 1860 census

[S165] 3 in 1850 census; 12 in 1860 census

NOTE:
[2395] 3 in 1850 census; 12 in 1860 census

[S166] 6/12 in 1850 census, 9 in 1860 census

NOTE:
[2396] 6/12 in 1850 census, 9 in 1860 census

[S167] 7 in 1860 census

NOTE:
[2397] 7 in 1860 census

[S168] and before 1850

NOTE:
[2398] and before 1850

[S170] or 1878? McLean material conflicts with transcript of cemetery

NOTE:
[2399] or 1878? McLean material conflicts with transcript of cemetery

[S171] Marriage in 1907 "when he was 23 and she 19"

NOTE:
[2400] Marriage in 1907 "when he was 23 and she 19"

[S172] Date given (Jan 1941) doubtful as marriage is given as Dec. 1941

NOTE:
[2401] Date given (Jan 1941) doubtful as marriage is given as Dec. 1941

[S173] or 2 Feb 1912?

NOTE:
[2402] or 2 Feb 1912?

[S175] census

NOTE:
[2403] census

[S176] 1850 Gilmer Co. GA census

NOTE:
[2404] 1850 Gilmer Co. GA census

[S178] age 1 in 1870 and 11 in 1880 census records

NOTE:
[2405] age 1 in 1870 and 11 in 1880 census records

[S180] 1910 census Gilmer Co

NOTE:
[2406] 1910 census Gilmer Co

[S181] Died in infancy

NOTE:
[2407] Died in infancy

[S182] According to family bible. Obits say 12 May 1910

NOTE:
[2408] According to family bible. Obits say 12 May 1910

[S183] Livingston History of Jasper CO says 1866, but this is impossible.

NOTE:
[2409] Livingston History of Jasper CO says 1866, but this is impossible.

[S184] Margaret Deal notes: "Grandson gave me birth date"

NOTE:
[2410] Margaret Deal notes: "Grandson gave me birth date"

[S185] Eufaula Times & News, Jan. 2, 1908 (Thursday): "Col." Hartwell "Died last

NOTE:
[2411] Eufaula Times & News, Jan. 2, 1908 (Thursday): "Col." Hartwell "Died last Wednesday"

[S186] 3/12 yr. old in 1860 census

NOTE:
[2412] 3/12 yr. old in 1860 census

[S187] Supposedly 38 in 1860 census (printed version only seen)

NOTE:
[2413] Supposedly 38 in 1860 census (printed version only seen) See also note under Elizabeth McGregor

[S188] 1800 Greene Co MO census

NOTE:
[2414] 1800 Greene Co MO census

[S189] SSDI

NOTE:
[2415] SSDI

[S190] birth could be 1906

NOTE:
[2416] birth could be 1906

[S191] Pickens County History

NOTE:
[2417] Pickens County History

[S192] www.accessatlanta.com/community/genealogy/kenthomas_0110.html

NOTE:
[2418] www.accessatlanta.com/community/genealogy/kenthomas_0110.html

[S193] Said to have died in the Yorktown Campaign (ended Oct 1781) but will of 29 Aug

NOTE:
[2419] Said to have died in the Yorktown Campaign (ended Oct 1781) but will of 29 Aug 1781 already lists him as "sick and weak in body" before Yorktown campaign began.

[S195] 1860 Census Gilmer County, household 1184

NOTE:
[2420] 1860 Census Gilmer County, household 1184

[S196] 1860 Gilmer Co Census household 1184

NOTE:
[2421] 1860 Gilmer Co Census household 1184

[S197] 17 Nov in Gilmer Heritage Book; 7 Nov in Ward, Annals

NOTE:
[2422] 17 Nov in Gilmer Heritage Book; 7 Nov in Ward, Annals

[S198] One source claims March 1842. Date may be from pension records?

NOTE:
[2423] One source claims March 1842. Date may be from pension records?

[S199] or Craven Co.?

NOTE:
[2424] or Craven Co.?

[S200] Query on Rootsweb; probably from census; not confirmed

NOTE:
[2425] Query on Rootsweb; probably from census; not confirmed

[S201] 1850 Chambers Co AL census

NOTE:
[2426] 1850 Chambers Co AL census

[S202] Date is from an E-mail query, not verified but possibly from tombstone

NOTE:
[2427] Date is from an E-mail query, not verified but possibly from tombstone Buried in Lincoln Co NC

[S203] or 25 Aug 1817

NOTE:
[2428] or 25 Aug 1817

[S204] or 1837? This from best bio of Josiah, in Gilmer Heritage book p. 135

NOTE:
[2429] or 1837? This from best bio of Josiah, in Gilmer Heritage book p. 135

[S205] Gilmer Heritage Book p. 134; p. 287 says 1881

NOTE:
[2430] Gilmer Heritage Book p. 134; p. 287 says 1881

[S206] Gilmer Heritage Book p. 134

NOTE:
[2431] Gilmer Heritage Book p. 134

[S207] Gilmer Heritage Book p. 134; p. 287 says 1889 and also makes her younger than

NOTE:
[2432] Gilmer Heritage Book p. 134; p. 287 says 1889 and also makes her younger than brother Joseph

[S209] Collins Genealogy

NOTE:
[2433] Collins Genealogy Ethel Pearl (Buxton) McLean Collins Genealogy

[S210] Death Certificate of Susan J. (Collins) McLean

NOTE:
[2434] Death Certificate of Susan J. (Collins) McLean Missouri State Board of Health, Bureau of Vital Statistics Death Certificate of Susan J. (Collins) McLean

[S211] 1900 Census of Finley Township, Christian County, Missouri

NOTE:
[2435] 1900 Census of Finley Township, Christian County, Missouri Census Bureau 1900 Census of Finley Township, Christian County, Missouri

[S212] Death Certificate of John M. McLean

NOTE:
[2436] Death Certificate of John M. McLean Missouri State Board of Health, Bureau of Vital Statistics Death Certificate of John M. McLean

[S213] Gravestone of John M. & Susan J. McLean

NOTE:
[2437] Gravestone of John M. & Susan J. McLean Gravestone of John M. & Susan J. McLean

[S214] McLean Genealogy

NOTE:
[2438] McLean Genealogy Kenneth Darrell Richmond Unpublished, compiled 25 May 1975

[S215] Christian County, Missouri, Probate Records

NOTE:
[2439] Christian County, Missouri, Probate Records Christian County, Missouri Christian County, Missouri, Probate Records

[S216] McLean Genealogy

NOTE:
[2440] McLean Genealogy Kenneth Richmond Unpublished, compiled 25 May 1975

[S217] Information Copied from John M. McLean Family Bible

NOTE:
[2441] Information Copied from John M. McLean Family Bible Information Copied from John M. McLean Family Bible

[S218] Kenneth Richmond, Rt. 1, Box 230, Nixa, Missouri (Grandson)

NOTE:
[2442] Kenneth Richmond, Rt. 1, Box 230, Nixa, Missouri (Grandson) Kenneth Richmond, Rt. 1, Box 230, Nixa, Missouri (Grandson)

[S220] Death Certificate of Joseph B. McLean

NOTE:
[2443] Death Certificate of Joseph B. McLean Missouri State Board of Health, Bureau of Vital Statistics Death Certificate of Joseph B. McLean

[S221] Delayed or Special Certificate of Birth for Bessie Brown

NOTE:
[2444] Delayed or Special Certificate of Birth for Bessie Brown Missouri State Board of Health, Bureau of Vital Statistics Delayed or Special Certificate of Birth for Bessie Brown

[S222] Death Certificate of Bessie Brown

NOTE:
[2445] Death Certificate of Bessie Brown State of California, Office of the State Registrar of Vital Statistics Death Certificate of Bessie Brown

[S223] Information furnished by Nellie (Brown) Hannah

NOTE:
[2446] Information furnished by Nellie (Brown) Hannah Information furnished by Nellie (Brown) Hannah

[S224] Death Certificate of Robert S. Brown

NOTE:
[2447] Death Certificate of Robert S. Brown Missouri State Board of Health Death Certificate of Robert S. Brown

[S225] Birth Certificate of Robert John Neal McLean

NOTE:
[2448] Birth Certificate of Robert John Neal McLean State of Missouri, Bureau of Vital Statistics Birth Certificate of Robert John Neal McLean

[S226] Memorial Card for Neal R. McLean

NOTE:
[2449] Memorial Card for Neal R. McLean Memorial Card for Neal R. McLean

[S227] Birth Certificate of Joseph Donald McLean

NOTE:
[2450] Birth Certificate of Joseph Donald McLean State of Missouri, Bureau of Vital Statistics Birth Certificate of Joseph Donald McLean

[S228] Obituary of Joe D. McLean, as recorded in McLean Family History, by Ethel McLe

NOTE:
[2451] Obituary of Joe D. McLean, as recorded in McLean Family History, by Ethel McLe an Obituary of Joe D. McLean, as recorded in McLean Family History, by Ethel McLe

[S234] John E. Williams, 507 South 3rd, Ozark, Missouri

NOTE:
[2452] John E. Williams, 507 South 3rd, Ozark, Missouri John E. Williams, 507 South 3rd, Ozark, Missouri

[S235] Death Certificate of Lillian Maude Eutsler

NOTE:
[2453] Death Certificate of Lillian Maude Eutsler Death Certificate of Lillian Maude Eutsler

[S236] Death Certificate of Robert Ernest Williams

NOTE:
[2454] Death Certificate of Robert Ernest Williams Death Certificate of Robert Ernest Williams

[S240] Birth Certificate of Marjorie Esther Knight

NOTE:
[2455] Birth Certificate of Marjorie Esther Knight State of Iowa, Department of Vital Statistics Birth Certificate of Marjorie Esther Knight

[S241] Probate Records for Marjorie (Knight) Wolfe

NOTE:
[2456] Probate Records for Marjorie (Knight) Wolfe James C. Melli & John C. McGuire, Attorneys at Law Probate Records for Marjorie (Knight) Wolfe

[S242] Certified Copy of Birth Record

NOTE:
[2457] Certified Copy of Birth Record Probate Court, Fairfield County, Ohio Certified Copy of Birth Record

[S243] Memorial Service Card

NOTE:
[2458] Memorial Service Card Crestlawn Memorial Park and Mortuary Memorial Service Card

[S250] Birth Certificate of Mary Jane McLean

NOTE:
[2459] Birth Certificate of Mary Jane McLean State of Missouri, Bureau of Vital Statistics Birth Certificate of Mary Jane McLean

[S255] Alma Lohmeyer Funeral Home Records, Springfield, MO, Vol. II, p. 21

NOTE:
[2460] Alma Lohmeyer Funeral Home Records, Springfield, MO, Vol. II, p. 21

[S256] John B. Cowden, Southern Cowdens, Nashville, 1933

NOTE:
[2461] John B. Cowden, Southern Cowdens, Nashville, 1933

[S257] Died young: Southern Cowdens

NOTE:
[2462] Died young: Southern Cowdens

[S258] date of Marriage Bond

NOTE:
[2463] date of Marriage Bond

[S259] This is the Charlotte Co. Marriage record. Son Richard gave varying dates.

NOTE:
[2464] This is the Charlotte Co. Marriage record. Son Richard gave varying dates.

[S260] 1883 Greene Co. History says 1857. I had 1853 from Greene Co records. (Check?)

NOTE:
[2465] 1883 Greene Co. History says 1857. I had 1853 from Greene Co records. (Check?) But bio suggests he returned to MO from CA (where he went 1851) in 1857, married, then returned to CA

[S261] Marriage bond on 22 May 1843; another on 11 May 1848 which shows

NOTE:
[2466] Marriage bond on 22 May 1843; another on 11 May 1848 which shows officiation followed. Note question of Henry L. born 1845 or 1849

[S262] Not absolutely certain but probable this is he.

NOTE:
[2467] Not absolutely certain but probable this is he.

[S263] Date from family. Marriage bond was Jan 16

NOTE:
[2468] Date from family. Marriage bond was Jan 16

[S264] date is from TN marriage bonds. May not be ceremony date. Other data from

NOTE:
[2469] date is from TN marriage bonds. May not be ceremony date. Other data from McLean, some from cemeteries

[S265] Marshall County Marriage Book 2, p. 65

NOTE:
[2470] Marshall County Marriage Book 2, p. 65 Groom's name spelled "Wadle"

[S266] from Collins material: Gratz' family has 14 Oct 1908

NOTE:
[2471] from Collins material: Gratz' family has 14 Oct 1908

[S267] Reportedly married and divorced more than once

NOTE:
[2472] Reportedly married and divorced more than once

[S269] Messier says marriage in Lewisburg, TN? But Whites were in MO long before then

NOTE:
[2473] Messier says marriage in Lewisburg, TN? But Whites were in MO long before then

[S270] or 27?

NOTE:
[2474] or 27?

[S271] Based on IGI & Marshall Co. Records. Jeter does not identify this marriage,

NOTE:
[2475] Based on IGI & Marshall Co. Records. Jeter does not identify this marriage, but if he is correct on the other Temperance's marriages in TN, then this is the only remaining one, and fits.

[S272] Correct marriage assuming this is the right Jesse Collins:

NOTE:
[2476] Correct marriage assuming this is the right Jesse Collins: Others seem wrong for dates

[S273] Presumed: if she is the Patience who was dr. of Wm. Collins

NOTE:
[2477] Presumed: if she is the Patience who was dr. of Wm. Collins

[S274] Marriage not filed until 26 Feb 1872

NOTE:
[2478] Marriage not filed until 26 Feb 1872

[S275] Fannin Co. Marriage Records

NOTE:
[2479] Fannin Co. Marriage Records

[S276] Etowah County Mge Book E p. 135

NOTE:
[2480] Etowah County Mge Book E p. 135

[S277] This date seems improbable: note her birth date

NOTE:
[2481] This date seems improbable: note her birth date

[S278] Rutherford CO NC history under #270 citing apparent bible record; this date

NOTE:
[2482] Rutherford CO NC history under #270 citing apparent bible record; this date also in Lewis' pension application. But marriage bond in Rutherford County is dated 10/25/1791! Latter may really be the correct date.

[S279] from marriage transcripts: Gilmer Heritage Book says 6-1-1871

NOTE:
[2483] from marriage transcripts: Gilmer Heritage Book says 6-1-1871

[S280] Gilmer Co. Marriage Records, as "James" Duckett

NOTE:
[2484] Gilmer Co. Marriage Records, as "James" Duckett

[S281] Gilmer CO., Marriage Records

NOTE:
[2485] Gilmer CO., Marriage Records

[S282] Pickens Co loose marriage records, on website

NOTE:
[2486] Pickens Co loose marriage records, on website

[S283] Query, Rootsweb archive. Husband not listed. Not yet confirmed

NOTE:
[2487] Query, Rootsweb archive. Husband not listed. Not yet confirmed

[S284] Rootsweb posting; not confirmed

NOTE:
[2488] Rootsweb posting; not confirmed

[S285] Rootsweb posting not confirmed

NOTE:
[2489] Rootsweb posting not confirmed Once saw this date on Dunn-L as birth date, but believe it is marriage

[S286] or 1824; Linda lcoutel@bellsouth.net

NOTE:
[2490] or 1824; Linda lcoutel@bellsouth.net

[S287] Marriage Record of J. M. McLean and S. J. Breazeale

NOTE:
[2491] Marriage Record of J. M. McLean and S. J. Breazeale Circuit Clerk and Ex-Officio Recorder, Christian County, Missouri Marriage Record of J. M. McLean and S. J. Breazeale

[S288] Marriage License of J. B. McLean and Bessie Brown

NOTE:
[2492] Marriage License of J. B. McLean and Bessie Brown W. W. McMaster, Record of Deeds Marriage License of J. B. McLean and Bessie Brown

[S291] Certificate of Marriage of Paul Carpenter Wolfe and Marjorie Esther Knight

NOTE:
[2493] Certificate of Marriage of Paul Carpenter Wolfe and Marjorie Esther Knight Chester A. Holt, Minister; Seventh Day Adventist Church Certificate of Marriage of Paul Carpenter Wolfe and Marjorie Esther Knight

[S298] Charles Jones

AUTHOR: Charles Jones

[S299] Obituary
Obituary

PUBLICATION: Kansas City Star, March 4, 2000 (online)

[S300] 1861 British Census
1861 British Census

[S301] British VItal Records, Preston, Lancashire

AUTHOR: British VItal Records, Preston, Lancashire

[S302] She is 11/12 months in 1860 census,thus born in 1859 (exact month depends on

NOTE:
[2494] She is 11/12 months in 1860 census,thus born in 1859 (exact month depends on census date not recorded); 10 in 1870, but only 16 in 1880! No clear explanation of 1880 inconsistency.

[S312] Joplin Globe
Joplin Globe

AUTHOR: obituary
PUBLICATION: January 4, 1943

[S313] Rootsweb file
Rootsweb file

AUTHOR: Barbara L. Van Norsdall

[S316] 1881 British Census

AUTHOR: 1881 British Census

[S317] 1841 British Census

AUTHOR: 1841 British Census

[S318] IGI (International Genealogical Index)

AUTHOR: IGI (International Genealogical Index)

[S319] 1880 Census Fannin Co. GA

AUTHOR: 1880 Census Fannin Co. GA

[S320] Ancestral File (R)
Ancestral File (R)

AUTHOR: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

[S321] Wikle.ged
Wikle.ged

[S322] PHELPS.ged
PHELPS.ged

[S323] CLARK.ged
CLARK.ged

[S324] WIKLE.ged
WIKLE.ged

[S325] International Genealogical Index (R)
International Genealogical Index (R)

AUTHOR: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

[S326] Wikle-1837.ged
Wikle-1837.ged

[S327] FISCHER.ged
FISCHER.ged

[S328] TITLE
TITLE

[S329] Justin Sanders jsanders@jaguar1.usouthal.eduu
Justin Sanders jsanders@jaguar1.usouthal.eduu

[S330] 924395.ged Contact: Cathy Powers >
924395.ged Contact: Cathy Powers >

[S331] US CENSUS
US CENSUS

AUTHOR: 1850
PUBLICATION: STEPHENS CO., TEXAS
NOTE:
[2495] EXCELLENTEXCELLENT

[S332] Wikle-1869.ged
Wikle-1869.ged

[S333] Wikle-1825.ged
Wikle-1825.ged

[S334] 1482516.ged Contact: Betty Butts 1482516.ged Contact: Betty Butts

[S335] Wikle.FTW
Wikle.FTW

[S336] daymongili.FTW
daymongili.FTW

[S337] WIKLE-1869.ged
WIKLE-1869.ged

[S338] jethompson63.ged Contact: johnanna thompson jethompson63.ged Contact: johnanna thompson

[S339] WIKLE-1867.ged
WIKLE-1867.ged

[S340] Will of Mary Magdaline WIGLE otherwise TANNER

Last Will and Testament of Mary Magdaline Wigle Tanner

The last will and Testament of MARY MAGDALINE WIGLE, otherwise
known as MARY MAGDALINE TANNER, her last husband being Michael
Tanner resident of Haywood County & State of North Carolina.

First I Commend my soul to that Almighty being who gave it, and
my Body I request should be descently Buryed, and the property I
shall be possessed of, my will is shall be distributed and
divided in the following manner to witt, that is to say, the
obligations which I have on Sundry persons for money Shall be
collected and divided equally among my Children John, Michael,
Henry, Susanah, George, Elisabeth, Samuel Wigle, and Mary Smith
wife of Lewis Smith, Share and Share alike, to be collected and
paid to them by my executors or paid in giving them the
obligations Referred to above as my executors & them may Agree &
find Convenient. one bed & furniture I bequeath to my daughter
Susanah & one Bed & furniture to my daugher Elisabeth. the
Wheels & _ _ _ _ _ _ to be divided beteween my said daughters
Susanah and Elisabeth & the Ballance or Residue of the Household
furniture I bequeath to my son John Wigle. a horse Colt of two
years old this Spring I also bequeath to my daughter Susanah,
and the Colt my mare may bring this Spring I bequeath to my
daughter Elisabeth and Should it so happen that my mare now with
colt Should loose or not bring the Colt or, it Should die Within
ten days after it is Colted that then and in Such Case it is my
will that my said daughter Elisabeth Shall have the Value of
thirty dollars out of the Value of my said mare (to be hereafter
valued) to be appropiated to the purchase of a horse creature
for her use and my Said Bay mare now with colt (after she has
folded) Shall be valued by two Judicary Men Chosen by my
executors and the valuation of said man to be Equally divided
among All my Children aforementioned.

[This starts the 2nd page]

Except the thirty dollars in the Valuation already given to my
daughter Elisabeth should She miss bringing the Colt She is_ _ _
[now?] _ _ _ [big?] _ _ _ _[with?], and it is further my
Will that Some of my Children take and Receive [?] said mare at
her valuation & pay the other legatees their Just proporation
of her price but if none of my Children Choses to take or
Receive [?] the mare in Such Conditions it is then my Will that
the mare be sold on a Personable Credit and the money Ariving be
Equally divided among my Children aforesaid. And I do hereby
Constitute And Appoint my Son John Wigle & my friend Peter
Walken Executors of this my last Will & testament

Signed with my hand this 13th day of March in the year of our
Lord 1810.

Mary Magdaline Wigle or Tanner
her X mark

Witness present
his
Jacob X Hedreck
mark

her
Rosana X Buss [Bust, Buff] Jurat
mark

her
Rhoda X Hyatte Jurat
mark

September Court 1810
Proven and ordered to be Recorded

Important Note: This Mary Magdalene Wigle / Wikle has mistakenly
been linked as the wife of Joseph Turner of Haywood County whose
name also was Mary. This Last Will and Testament should serve to
prove otherwise. Her married name was Tanner not Turner, and her
husband was Michael Tanner, not Joseph Michael Turner.

The above transcription was made from the Haywood County court
records by Lucy Brown (rolu@knology.net) on October 27, 2002.

AUTHOR: Will of Mary Magdaline WIGLE otherwise TANNER
PUBLICATION: Haywood County, NC

[S341] Various Tanner online data

AUTHOR: Various Tanner online data

[S342] Christ Lutheran Church records, York, PA

AUTHOR: Christ Lutheran Church records, York, PA

[S343] York County, PA Orphan's Court Dockets
York County, PA Orphan's Court Dockets

PUBLICATION: Book A, 248, December 1, 1762

[S344] Pennsylvania German Pioneers
Pennsylvania German Pioneers, Vol. I

AUTHOR: Ralph Beaver Strassburger and William John Hinke
PUBLICATION: Norristown, PA, 1934; reprint Baltimore, MD 1980

[S345] Parish Register
Parish Register (includes Saalbach)

AUTHOR: Evangelische Kirche Wiesenbach (OA Gerabronn), Württemberg, Kirkenbuch

[S346] Evangelische Kirkenbuch Hoffenheim (A. Sinsheim), Baden

AUTHOR: Evangelische Kirkenbuch Hoffenheim (A. Sinsheim), Baden

[S347] Will, Simon Wittmeier, 10 September 1801/probate 5 February 1806

AUTHOR: Will, Simon Wittmeier, 10 September 1801/probate 5 February 1806

[S348] Early German Settlers of York County, PA
Early German Settlers of York County, PA

AUTHOR: Keith A. Dull
PUBLICATION: Revised Edition, Westminster, MD: Family Line Publications, 1997

[S349] Evidences of the Weigel Families
Genealogical Reports for the Historical Society of York County

AUTHOR: Henry James Young, Researcher
PUBLICATION: Vol. XXIII, pp. 145-190: Evidences of the Weigel Families of York County before the Year 1850

[S350] Maria Magdalena's remarriage Nov. 3, 1800

AUTHOR: Maria Magdalena's remarriage Nov. 3, 1800

[S351] Peter Wikle entered land 21 Nov 1798 and was alive at the time

AUTHOR: Peter Wikle entered land 21 Nov 1798 and was alive at the time

[S352] http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~nyononda/CHURCH/UNIVPOMA.HTM

AUTHOR: http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyononda/CHURCH/UNIVPOMA.HTM

[S353] Death Certificate of Anna Laura Hand
Death Certificate of Anna Laura Hand
[S354] Marriage Certificate

AUTHOR: Marriage Certificate

[S356] Will of Mary Magdaline WIGLE otherwise TANNER

Last Will and Testament of Mary Magdaline Wigle Tanner

The last will and Testament of MARY MAGDALINE WIGLE, otherwise
known as MARY MAGDALINE TANNER, her last husband being Michael
Tanner resident of Haywood County & State of North Carolina.

First I Commend my soul to that Almighty being who gave it, and
my Body I request should be descently Buryed, and the property I
shall be possessed of, my will is shall be distributed and
divided in the following manner to witt, that is to say, the
obligations which I have on Sundry persons for money Shall be
collected and divided equally among my Children John, Michael,
Henry, Susanah, George, Elisabeth, Samuel Wigle, and Mary Smith
wife of Lewis Smith, Share and Share alike, to be collected and
paid to them by my executors or paid in giving them the
obligations Referred to above as my executors & them may Agree &
find Convenient. one bed & furniture I bequeath to my daughter
Susanah & one Bed & furniture to my daugher Elisabeth. the
Wheels & _ _ _ _ _ _ to be divided beteween my said daughters
Susanah and Elisabeth & the Ballance or Residue of the Household
furniture I bequeath to my son John Wigle. a horse Colt of two
years old this Spring I also bequeath to my daughter Susanah,
and the Colt my mare may bring this Spring I bequeath to my
daughter Elisabeth and Should it so happen that my mare now with
colt Should loose or not bring the Colt or, it Should die Within
ten days after it is Colted that then and in Such Case it is my
will that my said daughter Elisabeth Shall have the Value of
thirty dollars out of the Value of my said mare (to be hereafter
valued) to be appropiated to the purchase of a horse creature
for her use and my Said Bay mare now with colt (after she has
folded) Shall be valued by two Judicary Men Chosen by my
executors and the valuation of said man to be Equally divided
among All my Children aforementioned.

[This starts the 2nd page]

Except the thirty dollars in the Valuation already given to my
daughter Elisabeth should She miss bringing the Colt She is_ _ _
[now?] _ _ _ [big?] _ _ _ _[with?], and it is further my
Will that Some of my Children take and Receive [?] said mare at
her valuation & pay the other legatees their Just proporation
of her price but if none of my Children Choses to take or
Receive [?] the mare in Such Conditions it is then my Will that
the mare be sold on a Personable Credit and the money Ariving be
Equally divided among my Children aforesaid. And I do hereby
Constitute And Appoint my Son John Wigle & my friend Peter
Walken Executors of this my last Will & testament

Signed with my hand this 13th day of March in the year of our
Lord 1810.

Mary Magdaline Wigle or Tanner
her X mark

Witness present
his
Jacob X Hedreck
mark

her
Rosana X Buss [Bust, Buff] Jurat
mark

her
Rhoda X Hyatte Jurat
mark

September Court 1810
Proven and ordered to be Recorded

Important Note: This Mary Magdalene Wigle / Wikle has mistakenly
been linked as the wife of Joseph Turner of Haywood County whose
name also was Mary. This Last Will and Testament should serve to
prove otherwise. Her married name was Tanner not Turner, and her
husband was Michael Tanner, not Joseph Michael Turner.

The above transcription was made from the Haywood County court
records by Lucy Brown (rolu@knology.net) on October 27, 2002.

AUTHOR: Will of Mary Magdaline WIGLE otherwise TANNER
PUBLICATION: Haywood County, NC
NOTE:
[2496] Mary Magdaline Wikle Turner's will lists Susanah's birth between Michael and George

[S357] Wykle Family, William B. Wykle
The History and Genealogy of the Wykle Family

AUTHOR: William B. Wykle
PUBLICATION: Genealogy Publishing Service, Franklin, NC, 2002

[S359] Stanley, Gilmer County Area
The Gilmer County Area of Georgia 200 Years Ago and Pages From Gilmer County History 1832-1977

AUTHOR: Lawrence L. Stanley
PUBLICATION: Lawrence L. Stanley, 1977
NOTE:
[2497] Photo of John W. Dunn and Matilda Reynolds Dunn on p. 123.

[S360] Gilmer County Heritage Book

AUTHOR: Gilmer County Heritage Book

[S362] 1880 Census, Grant, Thayer Co., NE

AUTHOR: 1880 Census, Grant, Thayer Co., NE
NOTE:
[2498] 1880 census for Grant, Thayer Co., NE includes family of Nicholis and Catherine SCHLIFE, including son Lawrence b. 1874, which must be family of the Shlifes. Martin of course was not yet born.

[S363] Taunton, MA Proprietor's Records
Bristol County Register of Deeds

AUTHOR: Taunton, MA Proprietor's Records, 4:296

[S364] "Hugh Mahurin of Taunton, Massachusetts", NEHGR 1982
"Hugh Mahurin of Taunton, Massachusetts", NEHGR 1982

AUTHOR: Francis H. Huron

[S365] Miller researcher Ernestine Daviss has found different dates forthe births of Gad Miller & Martin Miller. She shows Gad

Miller researcher Ernestine Daviss has found different dates forthe births of Gad Miller & Martin Miller. She shows Gad born 10June, 1764. Martin born 18 Aug, 1760. I am checking with her on these datedifferences. jg

[S366] From the Records of the Dewitt (North Orville) Cemetery in thetown of Dewitt.

From the Records of the Dewitt (North Orville) Cemetery in thetown of Dewitt.

[S367] Source: "Historical Collections of Every Town in Mass." by JohnBerber pge 157

Source: "Historical Collections of Every Town in Mass." by JohnBerber pge 157

[S368] From, "Historical Collections of Every Town in MASS" by JohnBarber pge 291 List of inhabitants 1636-1664

From, "Historical Collections of Every Town in MASS" by JohnBarber pge 291 List of inhabitants 1636-1664

[S370] Notes from "Pioneer File" at the Onondaga Public Library,(courtesy Kathy Crowell)

Notes from "Pioneer File" at the Onondaga Public Library,(courtesy Kathy Crowell)

[S371] http://www1.shore.net/~natalie/ufti/p2072.htm

AUTHOR: http://www1.shore.net/~natalie/ufti/p2072.htm

[S372] Friedens Church records, Rockingham Co., VA

AUTHOR: Friedens Church records, Rockingham Co., VA

[S373] Joseph Chestnut (Chesnut) Estate Papers, 1842, Clark Co., OH

AUTHOR: Joseph Chestnut (Chesnut) Estate Papers, 1842, Clark Co., OH

[S374] Wikle Family Bible

AUTHOR: Wikle Family Bible

[S375] Bucks County Deed Records
Bucks County Pennsylvania Deed Records 1684-1763
p. 162, 15 April 1760, John Jessup, wheelright, of PHiladelphia ... mortgage to Mathias Shade ... owes L100, 76 acres, Plumstead Twp ... line of John Chesnut, John Britain, Joseph Brown and Josiah Dyer ... purchased, 1759, of William & Catherine Chesnut, laborer of Plumstead Twp., Bucks Co. Pennsylvania ...

AUTHOR: John David Davis
PUBLICATION: Heritage Books, Inc. 1997
NOTE:
[2499] Source of name Catherine for first wife

[S376] William Chesnut Will, October 14, 1754, Plumstead TWP, Bucks Co., PA

AUTHOR: William Chesnut Will, October 14, 1754, Plumstead TWP, Bucks Co., PA

[S377] 1901 British census

AUTHOR: 1901 British census

[S378] British Death Register June 1901

AUTHOR: British Death Register June 1901

[S379] LDS Family Group REcord ot confirmed by sources

AUTHOR: LDS Family Group Record ot confirmed by sources

[S380] Bath County, VA Deed Book 5, page 134, 1816

AUTHOR: Bath County, VA Deed Book 5, page 134, 1816
NOTE:
[2500] Deed of January 27, 1816 in which Joseph Chesnut of Champaign Co., OH gives up interest in his father's land in Bath Co. VA to John Chesnut et. al. mentions Joseph as having wife Nancy.

[S381] Information based apparently on cemetery records
Information based apparently on cemetery records

AUTHOR: Jan Botkin Therkildsen

[S382] Mahurin Family: The Later Generations
Mahurin Family: The Later Generations

AUTHOR: Huron, Francis Harding
PUBLICATION: Winchester, MA, August 1994

[S383] 1880 Census, Bibb County, GA p 223c

AUTHOR: 1880 Census, Bibb County, GA p 223c

[S384] 1880 Bartow County, GA Census, p 378b

AUTHOR: 1880 Bartow County, GA Census, p 378b

[S385] 1880 Census Fannin County GA p. 641D

AUTHOR: 1880 Census Fannin County GA p. 641D

[S388] from website at http://www.mycochise.com/cemcalmemprkall.php
from website at http://www.mycochise.com/cemcalmemprkall.php

AUTHOR: Calvary Memorial Park, Douglas, AZ

[S389] 1880 Census, Clay TWP, Shelby Co., MO

AUTHOR: 1880 Census, Clay TWP, Shelby Co., MO

[S390] Message from Flo Moeur to Maureen Harte
Message from Flo Moeur to Maureen Harte

AUTHOR: Flo Moeur

[S392] http://www.sos.mo.gov/archives/resources/birthdeath/births.asp?id=887
http://www.sos.mo.gov/archives/resources/birthdeath/births.asp?id=887

AUTHOR: Missouri State Archive Record of birth

[S393] http://www.sos.mo.gov/archives/resources/birthdeath/births.asp?id=888
http://www.sos.mo.gov/archives/resources/birthdeath/births.asp?id=888

AUTHOR: Missouri State Archive Record of birth

[S394] Jones Family Bible

AUTHOR: Jones Family Bible

[S395] Death Certificate, MO #3880, Charles E. Jones

AUTHOR: Death Certificate, MO #3880, Charles E. Jones
NOTE:
[2501] Death certificate gives birth date of July 7, 1893

[S396] obituary

Obit:

Galena Weekly Republican, Galena, Kansas, February 11, 1921:

DEATH OF CHARLES E. JONES, JR.

Charles E. Jones, Jr., son of Charles E. Jones of No. 710 Galena
avenue, died suddenly of heart disease at 2 o'closk Saturday afternoon
in the lobby of the Raspach Hotel in Kansas City.

He had been in Denver, Colo., visiting his brother, H.J. Jones and
was enroute to Galena at the time of his death.

Mr. Jones was a member of the Rainbow Division No. 637 Aero squad
having been with the A.E.F. in France during the World War. He was
reared and educated in Galena where he has a large circle of friends.

Surviving are his wife, and baby, his father, Charles E. Jones of
Galena, five brothers, H. John Jones, of Denver Colorado; William V.
Jones of Pine Bluff, Arkansas; Richard V. Jones [initial as printed] of
Douglass, [so spelled] Arizona; Herbert Jones of Dallas, Texas and
Frances [so spelled] who resides with his father in Galena; and four
sisters, Miss Margaret, Miss Edith, Kathleen and Agnes all of whom
reside in Galena.

The body arrived in Galena Sunday night from Kansas City.

Funeral services were held at 10:30 o'clock Tuesday morning at the
Catholic church. Father Gorman officiated.

The active pallbearers were: Jack Tillman; Gerald Allen, Will
Moeller, Jack Murdock, William Vaughn and Walter Murdock.

AUTHOR: obituary, Galena Weekly Republican, Galena, Kansas, February 11, 1921

[S397] Tombstone, Beaver Crossing Cemetery

AUTHOR: Tombstone, Beaver Crossing Cemetery

[S398] Death certificate
Death certificate
[S399] John Jones Death Certificate

AUTHOR: John Jones Death Certificate

[S400] John Jones Death Certificate

AUTHOR: John Jones Death Certificate

[S401] Missouri Death certificate

AUTHOR: Missouri Death certificate

[S403] 1861 British Census, Fulwood, Preston, Lancashire
1861 British Census, Fulwood, Preston, Lancashire
[S407] Obit

Harte, Maureen Helen (80)
Passed away on August 12, 2008 at home in Camarillo accompanied by friends. She was born in El Paso, Texas to Richard and Helen Jones and spent most of her life in California. She is survived by her son Jesse James and her grandson Joseph James.

Maureen taught herself Spanish and was a social worker for several years. Later she retired from Rockwell Collins in Torrance, California as a Systems Analyst. Maureen loved all things British, especially books and movies, and traveled several times to the British Isles. She spent some of her retirement writing a book " November Carousel" which is available on Amazon.com. She volunteered with Shop Ahoy in Camarillo for the last few years of her life and made many friends along the way.

A Memorial Service will be held at Padre Sierra Catholic Church in Camarillo on Sunday, August 17th at 3 pm for all who would like to help celebrate her life.

AUTHOR: Obit

[S409] 1910 Census Manlius Village NY sheet 2 (Fayette St)
1910 Census Manlius Village NY sheet 2 (Fayette St)

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[2502] Married 39 years

[S410] McCLEARNEY obituary
McCLEARNEY obituary
Newspaper was very faded. It say Mrs Sarah Burns Died Thursday at the home of her son, William Burns, of Heart disease. Mrs. Burns was born at Cottoville, Ireland May 10th, 1807. She was married to James burns and imagrated to this country in 1850. Mr Burns died about 20 years ago. The children who survive her are Michael Burns, William Burns, Mrs. Margaret O'Neil, Mrs. Catherine Boylston, Mrs. Ann DuPlessis, Mrs. Rose Mara and Miss Ellen Burns. There are eighteen grandchildren and six great grandchildren

NOTE:
[2503] http://vintaj.com/fh/duplessis-tng/getperson.php?personID=I5094&tree=duplessis

[S411] DuPlessis Family History
DuPlessis Family History
[S412] 1860 Census, Manlius NY
1860 Census, Manlius NY
[S413] 1850 census Manlius NY
1850 census Manlius NY
[S414] 1870 census Manlius NY
1870 census Manlius NY
[S415] Manlius Village Cemetery Transcripts
Manlius Village Cemetery Transcripts
[S416] Christ Church Cemetery Burials, Manlius, NY
Christ Church Cemetery Burials, Manlius, NY
[S417] American Silversmithjs Website

Edward Boylston

Born: 1765, North Springfield MA
Marriage: Ruth Jerome in 1791
Died: 1836, Manlius NY

General notes:

Silversmith

Events in his life were:

He worked in 1789 as a silversmith in Stockbridge MA 17

He worked in 1792 as a silversmith in Catskill NY 17

He worked in 1800 as a silversmith in Pompey NY 17

He worked from 1804 to 1836 as a silversmith in Manlius NY 17

Edward married Ruth Jerome in 1791. (Ruth Jerome was born on 10 Feb 1768 in Wallingford CT, died in Oct 1849 in Manlius NY and was buried in Oct 1849 in Manlius NY.)

AUTHOR: American Silversmithjs Website

[S418] Town of Pompey

PUBLICATION: Town of Pompey
NOTE:
[2504] 1875 available Google books

[S419] Immaculate Conception Cemetery, Manlius NY
Immaculate Conception Cemetery, Manlius NY
[S420] NY Marriage notices
NY Marriage notices
[S421] The Manlius Repository, October 9, 1832
The Manlius Repository, October 9, 1832
In this village, on the 1st inst., by the same, Mr. Edward Boylston, Jr. to Miss Sophia Miller.

PUBLICATION: October 9, 1832
NOTE:
[2505] http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~nyononda/MANLIUS/marriagedeathnews.html

[S422] Revolutionary Soldiers Resident or Dying in Onondaga County
Revolutionary Soldiers Resident or Dying in Onondaga County
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page 132: Conn, b. Feb. 15, 1653, d. bef. Jan. 6, 1729-30, as will wasproven on that date. She d. Feb. 9, 1700-1. Ch'n: 1. Abigail, 2. Josiah, 3.Rebecca, 4. Nathaniel, 5. Jonathan, 6. Aaron, who was great grandfatherof John Warren4 Barber (Elijah,3 Elijah,2 Aaron1) of New Haven,Conn., b. Feb. 2, 1798, author of "Historical Collections" of several states. 48.JOSIAH, b. Feb. 17, 1660-1.+ 49.JONATHAN, b. Mch. 30, 1664.+ 50.DAVID, b. Jan. 11, 1667-8.+ 51.HEZEKIAH, b. Feb. 21, 1668-9.+ 52.MOSES, b. May 15, 1671.+ 53.MINDWELL, b. July 20, 1673; m. Oct. 1, 1696, Jonathan Brown,b. Mch. 30, 1670. [See N. Y. Gen. Record, Vol. XXVI, p. 1, whichsets him forth as son of Peter and Mary (Gillette) Brown, son of Peter Brownof the "Mayflower."] She d. Mch. 1, 1767, at Windsor, Conn. J. S.Kingsley, Tufts College, is a descendant of Mindwell. 54.EBENEZER, b. Mch. 22, 1675.+ 55.MARY, b. Jan. 5, 1680; m. May 6, 1708, Joseph Barber,Windsor, Conn. Ch'n: 1. Joseph, 2. Samuel, 3. Daniel, 4. Mary, 5. Mindwell,6. Daniel, 7. Elizabeth, 8. Jonah. 56.REBECCA, b. Dec. 10, 1682; m. Josiah Rockwell. Lebanon,Conn. But is this correct? See No. 111. Which is right? 8.LIEUT. SAMUEL LOOMIS, b. Co. Essex, England, 2, 1628; m. Dec. 27,1653, Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Judd. He was freeman in 1654, andadmitted to the church Nov. 26, 1661. He was a Lieut. and removed to Westfield,Mass., between 1672 and '75. He sold his dwelling house in Windsor in1679, and d. Oct. 1, 1689. His widow was living in Westfield, 1716. toch'n--all but last two b. in Conn. 57.SAMUEL, b. (???)+ 58.ELIZABETH, b. (???); m. Nov. 18, 1673. Thomas, d. May 6,1719, son of Deac. Thomas and Deliverance (Langton) Hanchet. Westfield,Mass. Ch'n: 1. Elizabeth, 2. Thomas, 3. Mary, 4. Hannah, 5. Hannah, 6.Sarah, 7. Samuel, 8. Deliverance. 59.RUTH, b. Farmington, Conn., June 14, 1660, bap. July 24,1660; m. Benjamin, bapt. Apr. 11, 1658, d. Westfield, Mass., 1738,ae. 80, son of William and Elizabeth (Stanley) Smith, of Farmington, Conn.Ch'n: 1. William, 2. Ruth, 3. Benjamin, 4. Samuel, 5. Elizabeth, 6.Rachel, 7. Jonathan, 8. Job, 9. Mary. He m. 2nd, Mrs. Hannah (Hanchet)Loomis, for which see Stanley Gen., p. 28. 60.Sarah, b. Feb. 3, 1662-3. 61.JOANNA, b. Oct. 22, 1665; m. Nov. 20, 1691. Joseph, b. Aug.25, 1655, son of William and Elizabeth (Stanley) Smith, his and wife.Farmington, Conn. Ch'n: 1. Joanna, 2. Ruth, 3. Susanna, 4. Thankful, 5.Mercy, 6. Esther, 7. Experience, 8. Zephania. 62.BENJAMIN, b. Feb. 11, 1667-8; m. Jan. 6, 1703, Ann Fitch. Hed. 1726. No children. 63.NEHEMIAH, b. July 15, 1670.+ 64.WILLIAM, b. Mch. 18, 1672.+ 65.PHILIP, b. Feb. 22, 1675.+ 66.MARY, b. Aug. 16, 1678.

AUTHOR: Elias Loomis
PUBLICATION: Published by the author. 1909.

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AUTHOR: Elias Loomis
PUBLICATION: Published by the author. 1909.

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page 128: 2, 1810, d. Nov. 19, 1897, a noted, teacher, theologian, Latin and Greek author, philologist, etc.--See Johnson Cyclopedia for his works, son of Joab?? Tyler and Nabby Seymour, dau. of Deac. Jonathan?? Seymour and Abigail Hart, dau. of Thomas?? Hart and Mehitable Bird, dau. of Jonathan4 Bird and Hannah Thomson, dau. of John5 Thomson and Margaret Orton, dau. of John?? Orton and Mary Tudor, dau. of Owen?? Tudor and Mary (Loomis) Skinner. 5. JOHN, b. 1622.+ 6. THOMAS, b. 1624.+ 7. NATHANIEL, b. 1626.+ 8. SAMUEL, b. 1628.+ Second Generation "It is a help to mankind, to culture, to piety, to know one's sellakin to those who suffered oppression and made noble sacrifices for the sake of conscience,helped to found our great Western civilisation, or rallied to the defense of the infantnation when its life hung in the balance."--Congregationalist. This second generation records the descendants of the five sons of theprogenitor, Joseph Loomis, as follows: Nos. 9-20 are descendants of the sonJoseph; Nos. 21-33, of the son Deacon John; Nos. 34-44, of the son Thomas; Nos. 45-56, ofthe son Nathaniel; Nos. 57-66, of the son Lieut. Samuel. This genealogy,recording the male lines of the Loomis Family, does not include within its scope thedescendants of Loomis daughters which it is desired to include in subsequent volumesof the female lines.--EDITOR. 1.JOSEPH LOOMIS, b. Messing, Co. Essex, England, a. 1615; m. 1st,Sept. 17, 1646, Sarah, bapt. Feb. 2, 1621, d. Aug. 23, 1653, eldest dau. ofWm. and Phillis (dau. of Richard and Sarah [Osborne] Lyman, who emigratedfrom High Onger, Co. Essex. Eng., 1631) Hill, of Windsor; m. 2nd, June 28,1659, Mary Chauncey, who. d. Apr. 22, 1681. Her parentage is not known. TheHistory of the Treman Family in America, p. 1688, places her as the dau. ofPres. Charles Chauncey of Harvard, but this is doubted--at least, no conclusiveevidence has ever been found. Neither does Judith Chauncey, spinster, thehalf-sister of Pres. Charles, mention her in her will dated Dec., 1657, proven March1, 1657-8 (see Waters' Gleanings, Vol. 1, pp. 107-8), wherein she mentions manyof her "cousins" and other relatives. Neither does the "Pedigree of theFamily of Chauncey," compiled by Stephen Tucker, Esq., Somerset Herald inOrdinary, 1884, name a Mary which could possibly have been Mary, wife ofJoseph Loomis. On May 3rd, 1643, he had granted him from the Plantationfour acres of land, bounded north by land of Joseph Loomis, the elder. In Vol.I, of lands, in office of Sec'y of State of Conn, this entry occurs: Joseph LumasJr. owner of land before 1653, at Windsor, Conn. In 1660, by purchase, heacquired land on the east side of the Conn. River. In 1686 he conveyed a part ofthis land to his son Joseph, and a part to his son John. He was a member ofWindsor Troop of horse. in King Phillip's War, 1675-6, (see soldiers in KingPhillip's War, by Geo. M. Bodge, 1896). and was granted 6s 8d "on war account." He was a freeman(see foototes source, footnote #128-1) in 1654. and d.June 26, 1687. 12 ch'n, all b. Windsor.

AUTHOR: Elias Loomis
PUBLICATION: Published by the author. 1909.

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page 127: Colonel Samuel Colt, 1814-1862. Sixth in descent from Mary Loomis, No. 4. [above lines are caption for photo] in 1659, '60 and '62. In 1662 he removed to Killinworth from which place he was Deputy, 1667-74. He d. Nov. 16, 1675. His wife was living in 1665. Their children, b. Windsor, Conn., were: 1. Lieut. Josiah, 2. Lieut. John, who was ancestor of Capt. Gustavus A.7 Hull (James,6 Warren,5 Peter,4 Peter,3 Deac. Josiah,2 Lieut. John1), b. Apr. 18, 1827, U. S. Army, San Francisco, Cal.; also ancestor of Henry H.3 St. Clair (Theodosia L.7 [Hull], James,6 Warren,5 Peter,4 Peter,3 Deac. Josiah,2 Lieut. John1), b. Oct. 18, 1850, Assistant Editor of N. Y. Tribune. 3. Elizabeth, 4. Mary, 5. Martha,1 ancestress of Rev. Titus5 Coan (Tamzin4 [Nettleton], Samuel,3 John,2 Martha1 [Hull]), b. Feb. 1, 1801, Missionary to Sandwich Islands, serving 50 years. 6. Joseph, 7. Sarah, 8. Naomi, 9. Rebecca, 10. George, 11. Thomas. 4. MARY, b. Eng., abt. 1620; m. 1st, 1638, John Skinner of Hartford, d. 1650; m. 2nd, Nov. 13, 1651; Owen Tudor, d. Windsor, Conn., Oct. 30, 1690. She d. there Aug. 19, 1680. Ch'n--by Skinner --1. Mary, 2. Ann,1 ancestress of Elisha5 Colt (Harris,4 Deac. Benjamin,3 Capt. John,2 Ann1 [Skinner]), of Hartford, Conn., b. Feb. 26, 1758, Comptroller of Conn., 1806-1818; also ancestress of Samuel6 Colt (Christopher,5 Lieut. Benjamin,4 Deac. Benjamin,3 Capt. John,2 Ann1 [Skinner]), of Hartford, b. July 19, 1814, inventor of the revolving pistol. 3. John,1 ancestor of Hon. Nathaniel7 Shipman (Mary6 [Deming], Gen. David,5 Alice4 [Skinner], Rev. Thomas,3 Nathaniel,2 John1), b. Aug. 22, 1828, Judge U. S. Court, Hartford, Conn. 4. Joseph, 5. Richard,1 ancestor of Ichabod L.?? Skinner, (Deac. David,4 Deac. Aaron,3 Deac. John,2 Richard1), b. Sept. 2, 1767, engineer of the National Road from Wheeling, W. Va. By Tudor--6. Samuel,1 ancestor of Charles Jeremy6 Hoadley (Harriet L.5 [Hillyer], Lucy4 [Tudor], Dr. Elihu,3 Rev. Samuel,2 Samuel1), of Hartford, b. Aug. 1, 1827, State Librarian of Conn.; also ancestor of Capt. Owen4 Tudor (Dr. Elihu,3 Rev. Samuel,2 Samuel1), b. Mch. 23, 1777, U. S. Navy; also ancestor of the two brothers, Hon. Gideon5 Welles, b. July 1, 1802,(see source labelled footnotes,footnote number 127-1) Sec'y of the U. S. Navy, 1861-9, and Hon. Thaddeus5 Welles, b. Feb. 23, 1806, repeatedly State Senator, Conn., (Samuel,4 who was Pres. Elector from Conn. 1821, and memb. of Const'l Com. of Conn., Lucy3 [Kilbourn], Mary2 [Tudor] Samuel1). 7. Sarah, 8. Owen, 9. Ann, 10. Mary,1 ancestress of Prof. William Seymour7 Tyler, D. D., LL. D., (Harvard), b. Harford, Pa., Sept.

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page 129: 9.SARAH, b. July 22, 1647, d. 1654. 10.JOSEPH, b. July 15, 1649.+ 11.JOHN, b. Oct. 1, 1651.+ 12.MARY, b. Aug. 3, 1653, living in 1687. 13.SARAH, b. Apr. 1, 1660, d. June 4, 1661. 14.HANNAH, b. Feb. 2, 1662-3; m. July 1, 1690, Abraham, d.1730, son of John and Ann (Skinner, see No. 4) Colt. Ch'n: 1. Abraham, 2.Mary, 3. Isaac. 15.MATTHEW, b. Nov. 4, 1664.+ 16.ISAAC, b. July 10, 1666, d. young. 17.STEPHEN, b. Sept. 1, 1668.+ 18.JAMES, b. Oct. 31, 1669.+ 19.NATHANIEL, b. Aug. 8, 1673; m. Elizabeth (???). He removedto E. Windsor in 1700, and d. 1730. 20.ISAAC, b. Oct. 28, 1677; unm., d. Mch. 17, 1704. ABSTRACT OF ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATE OF JOSEPH LOOMIS, SEN., WINDSOR Found in original Records, Vol. IV, p. 261, and in Manwaring's PrintedDigest, Vol. I, p. 332. He died 26 June, 1687. Invt. 281-14-08. Taken 12 July, 1687, byHenry Wolcott, John Wolcott, John Loomis. The children: Joseph age 38 y., John 36, Mary 34, Hannah 25, Matthew23, Stephen 20, James 17, Nathaniel 14, Isaac 9 yrs. of age. Court Record, p. 132--1st Sept. 1687: Invt. exhibited, Page 134, 26Oct. 1687: An invt. of the Estate of Joseph Loomis, formerly exhibited in court, was nowconsidered, & this Court appoynt Joseph his son and Matthew Loomis Adms. Order to Dist.and appoint John Loomis & John Moore distributors. Page 6,--(Vol. VIII.) 6 Feb. 1709-10: Joseph Loomis, son of JosephLoomis Sen., formerly of Windsor, Dec'd in Court shows that he and his BrotherMatthew Loomis, now Dec'd have paid the Debts and delivered the Portions of the Estateto his Brothers and Sisters, and is granted a Quietus Est. 5.DEACON JOHN LOOMIS, b. Co. Essex, England, 1622; m. Feb. 3,1648-9. Elizabeth, b. 1625, d. May 7, 1696, dau. of Thomas and Ann Scott,who sailed from Ipswich, England, April, 1634, to Ipswich, Mass., and hadwith them dau. Elizabeth, aged 9 years, and removed to Hartford, Conn. (See landrecords in office of Sec'y of Conn., Vol. II, p. 123, and Manwaring'sDigest, I, pp. 32-35). He was admitted to the Windsor. Church Oct. 11, 1640. On May 3,1643, he had granted him from the Plantation 40 acres of land. He resided inFarmington from 1652 to 1660, when he returned to Windsor, and was Deacon of thechurch. He was deputy to the General Ct. in 1666 and '7, also from 1675 to1687. He died Sept. 1, 1688, '. 66, and his monument is still preserved in theWindsor burying ground. His will is preserved in the Probate office at Hartford,and his name is signed John Loomys.--See copy of same below. 13 children --all b.Windsor, except 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th, b. Farmington. 21.JOHN, b. Nov. 9, 1649.+ 22.JOSEPH, b. Nov. 7, 1651.+ 23.THOMAS, b. Dec. 3, 1653.+ 24.SAMUEL, b. June 29, 1655, d. young. 25.DANIEL, b. June 16, 1657.+ 26.JAMES, b. Sept. 19, 1659, d. Dec. 14, 1669. 27.TIMOTHY, b. July 27, 1661.+ 28.NATHANIEL, b. July 8, 1663.+ 29.DAVID, b. May 30, 1665, d. June 24, 1665. 30.SAMUEL, b. Aug. 12, 1666.+ 31.ISAAC, b. Aug. 31, 1668, d. Dec. 12, 1668. 32.ELIZABETH, b. May 8, 1671; m. Windsor, Feb. 4, 1691-2, John,b. Jan. 8, 1668, d. Feb. 4, 1728, son of Peter and Mary (Gillett)Brown, who was the son of Peter Brown, who came to Plymouth in the Mayflower in1620. She d. Dec. 11, 1723. Children: 1. Elizabeth, 2. Mary, 3. Ann,4. Hannah, 5. John, ancestor of Capt., John4 Brown (Owen,3 Capt. John,2John1) b. May 9, 1800, of Harper's Ferry, 1859, whose "soul goes marchingon"; also of Rev. Dr. Heman4 Humphrey (Hannah3 [Brown], Capt. John,2John1) b. Mch. 26, 1779, Pres. Amherst Coll. 1823-45; and also of manyother noted ones, some of whom are--Rev. Charles F. Hudson, author ofseveral books; Rev. Dr. Edw. P. Humphrey, Prof. Danville Th. Sem.;Hon. James Humphrey, memb. Cong.; Rev. John Humphrey, Prof. Mor. Phil.,Hamilton Coll.; Rev. Dr. Zephaniah M. Humphrey, Prof. Lane Theol.Sem., Cincinnati, O., etc. 6. Ann, 7. Sarah, 8. Isaac, 9. Daniel, 10.Margaret, 11. Esther. (See Whitney Gen. p. 1274, for many descendants). 33.MARY, b. Aug. 7, 1673, d. May 14, 1675. WILL OF JOHN LOOMIS, WINDSOR Will dated 27 Aug., 1688. Exhibited 4 Dec. 1688. Will on file. NoCourt Records found. John Loomiss senior doe beinge of a competent understandinge andmemory ordayne and appoynt this my Last will and Testament.

AUTHOR: Elias Loomis
PUBLICATION: Published by the author. 1909.

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page 130: In primis my will is that my eldest son John shall have a doubleportion of my estate in Land yt to bee accounted for part that he have already beene possessedof and by this I give liberty to bee assured of my will is that all my land on bothsides ye River shall be equally devided between all my children now livinge I leave itt incharg in my will yt there bee indeavered of all a ready complyance to agree in ye devission ittbeinge so small devissions I know not how to pleas myself nor them My will is yt mydaughter Elizabeth shall have equall portion with my sons excepting John of ye moveableestate my will is yt my wife shall have ye product of ye thirds of all my land as longeas she lives and that ye house homested & Barne Remayne to my wife as longe as she lives andye free dispose of itt amongst my children when she dies & thatt ye 3rd prt ofmy moveable estate of what she shall chuse to bee to her free dispose amongst mychildren my will is yt my son Thomas's two sons shall have ten pound a pees of mymoveable estate I apoynt my wife and son John Executors of this my will always providedyt my Just debt shall bee payd out of my moveable estate and if itt will not reachevery one proportionable shall abete my will is that (illegible) by my wife ather death I subscrib my hand Wittness: JohnLoomys Sr Abigail Aling Nathanale Porter 6.THOMAS LOOMIS, b. Co. Essex, England, 1624; m. 1st, Nov. 1, 1653.Hannah, d. Apr. 25, 1662; dau. of Henry Fox (spelled also Fowkes--seePorter Gen., Ed'n of 1893, p. 9, which says: "dau. of Henry Fowkes, from Eng.,Windsor. Conn., who d. Sept. 1640); m. 2nd, Jan. 1, 1662-3, Mary, d. Aug. 8,1684. dau. of Thomas Judd. ancestor of the Judds of New England. He was freemanin 1654. and admitted to the church. April 3, 1666. He was a member of aCo. which served in King Phillip's War. He owned a farm in E. Windsor andd. Aug. 28, 1689. No will, but an estate adm'd. 11 ch'n--all b. Windsor. 34.THOMAS, b. Oct. 29, 1654, d. 1654. 35.THOMAS, b. Mar. 17, 1655-6.+ 36.HANNAH, b. Feb. 8, 1657-8; m. Philip, son of Thomas, a bro.of Mary and Elizabeth Judd, b. 1649, bap. Sept. 2, 1649, d. Waterbury,Conn., 1689. She was living in 1690. Ch'n: 1. Philip, 2. Thomas, 3.Hannah, 4. William, 5. Benjamin. 37.MARY, b. Jan. 16, 1659-60; m. Apr. 3, 1679, Michael Taintor,a Welshman. of Branford, b. Oct. 1652. He was a son of Michael andElizabeth Taintor. He was one of the first settlers of Colchester, was deputyto the General Court for 26 sessions, and was town clerk of Colchester for30 years, which office he held at his death Feb., 1730. She d. May 11, 1695.Ch'n: 1. Deac. Michael,1 who was ancestor of Henry G.4 Taintor (Solomon,3John,2 Deac. Michael1) b. Feb., 1813, Treas. of Conn.; alsoancestor of Ehphalet Adams4 Bulkeley (Sarah3 [Taintor], Capt. Charles,2 Deac.Michael1), b. June 20, 1803, Pres. of Aetna Life Ins. Co., Hartford, Conn.2. John, 3. Mary, 4. Joseph. He m. 2nd, Aug. 1695, Mrs. Mabel Butler.Eliphalet Adams4 was the son of John Charles and Sally3 (Taintor)Bulkeley, and the father of Morgan Gardner5 Bulkeley, the fifty-first governorof Connecticut; Morgan Gardner,5 son of Eliphalet A,4 and Lydia Smith(Morgan) Bulkeley, was b. E. Haddam. Conn., Dec. 26, 1837. He rem. to Hartford,in 1846, and was educated in Hartford High School. His first positionwas that of errand boy in a mercantile house in Brooklyn, N. Y. Heenlisted in the 13th N. Y. Regt. and fought under Gen. McClellan and afterwardsserved under Gen. Mansfield. Removing to Hartford in 1872, he became oneof the most prominent men of the city. He helped found and became thefirst Pres. of the United States Bank of Hartford. In time he succeededThos. Enders as Pres. of the Aetna Life Ins. Co., and the wonderful successof this Co. is attributed to his rare business ability as manager andfinancier. In 1880 he was elected mayor of Hartford and re-elected three times. In1888 he was nominated by acclamation for Governor of the State, electedand took his seat Jan. 10, 1889, retiring from that office in 1893. In1905 he was elected United States Senator, and his speech of acceptance utteredin the House of Representatives, was one of the most appropriate andeloquent efforts heard by a Connecticut Gen. Assembly in many years. He m.Feb. 11, 1880. Fannie Briggs Houghton, who was b. July 3, 1860, andthey have a family of three children:--Morgan Gardner. Jr., b. Dec. 25,1885; Elenor Houghton,

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Descendants of Joseph Loomis in America
page 131: b. Apr. 7, 1893, and Houghton, b. Aug. 9, 1896. (Gov.)Bulkeley is still a resident of Hartford, where he is honored as one of theforemost men of the city. 38.ELIZABETH, b. Jan. 21, 1663-4; m. Dec. 27, 1682, John, b.June 11, 1659, d. Apr. 24, 1723, son of John and Mary (Hart) Lee.Farmington, Conn. Ch'n: 1. John, 2. Deac. Jonathan, 3. Mary, 4. Elizabeth, 5.Samuel, 6. Capt. Hezekiah,1 who was ancestor of Sarah M.4 Lee (Charles,3 Dr.Samuel,2 Capt. Hezekiah1), b. Sept. 28, 1819, Editor of LeeGenealogy. 7. Elizabeth, 8. Ruth. See Goodwin Gen., p. 555, and N. E. H. &G. Reg., Vol. 28, p. 396, for descendants. 39.RUTH, b. Oct. 16, 1665; m. Oct. 29, 1691, Joseph, d. Jan.11, 1719, son of John and Ann (Skinner--See No. 4-2) Colt. Windsor. 40.SARAH, b. Feb. 1, 1667-8; m. Dec. 27, 1692, WakefieldDibble, b. Sept. 15, 1667. She d. 1693. No children. Simsbury, Conn. 41.JEREMIAH, b. July 3, 1670, d. Oct. 16, 1672. 42.MABEL, b. Oct. 27, 1672; m. Jan. 1692, John Cole,Farmington, Conn. 43.MINDWELL, b. Aug. 6, 1676, bap. Aug. 13, 1676, was living in1690. 44.BENJAMIN, b. May 20, 1679, bap. June 1, 1679, was living,1690. The descendants of Thomas will be interested in the following: ABSTRACT OF ESTATE OF THOMAS LOOMIS, WINDSOR Found in Original Records, Vol. V, p. 40, and in Manwaring's PrintedDigest, Vol. I, p. 482. Invt. 377-01-06. Taken 1st Nov. 1689, by John Moore and JosephLoomis. The children: Thomas, b. 17 March, 1655-6; Hannah, b. 8 Feb. 1657-8; Mary,b. 16 Jan. 1659-60; Elizabeth, b. 21 Jan. 1663-4; Ruth, b. 16 Oct. 1665; Sarah,b. 1st Feb. 1667-8; Mabell, b. 27 Oct. 1672; Mindwell, b. Aug. 1676; Benjamin, b.20 May, 1679. 11 Nov. 1689: Adms. to Thomas Loomis. 6 Mch. 1689-90: Dist; To eldest son 130: to the youngest son, 65; tothe Lame dau. Sarah, 50; to each of the other daughters, 24 (a part beforereceived by the married daughters), William Judd, Michael Tayntor & John Lee sign ashaving received. Again Hana had 8, Mary 7-01-08, & Elizabeth 11-03-00. 14 Dec. 1693: The Brothers-in-Law of Thomas Loomys of Windsor havingappeared before the Court of Assistants, Oct. last & Desiring This court toSettle the Father of sayd Loomys his Estate, they being dissatisfied with the Dist. of theCounty Court. The Court of Assistants turning it Back to the Consideration of the CountyCourt, who having Laboured in it, The sayd Tho. Loomys, John Lee in behalf of hiswife, & Michael Tayntor, agreed in Court that Benjamin Loomys his portion should be asthe former Court ordered, 65, & Wakefield Dible's wife's portion 50, & thatThomas Loomys should add to the portions of his six sisters now surviving Fowerpounds Ten Shillings apiece to each of them, to be paid as soon as he can conveniently, incorn, porck or Neat Cattell; & the Court appoynts Thomas Loomys to be administratorto his Father's Estate. See Manwaring's Printed Digest, Vol. I, p. 482, for furtherproceedings as to Thomas Loomis's Estate. 7.NATHANIEL LOOMIS, b. Co. Essex, Eng., a. 1626; m. Nov. 24, 1653,Elizabeth, b. Windsor, 1638, daughter of Deacon John and Abigail Moore(More). He was freeman in 1654, and admitted to the church May 3, 1663. Was amember of Windsor Troop of Horse in King Phillip's War. Dr. Loomis, editionof 1875, says: "His will, dated Aug. 17, 1688, is preserved at Hartford, and issigned Nathaniel Loomys"; I have not been able to find such a will.--EDITOR. He d.Aug. 19, 1688. His wife m. 2nd, John Case of Simsbury; she d. July 23, 1728, age90. 12 children--all b. Windsor. 45.ELIZABETH, b. Aug. 7, 1655; m. June 28, 1671, William, sonof Thomas Burnham. She d. Nov. 19, 1717, Wethersfield, Conn. Ch'n: 1.Elizabeth, 2. Rev. William,1 ancestor of Hiram5 Burnham (Capt. Amos,4Amos,3 Josiah,2 Rev. William1) of Detroit, Mich., b. June 1, 1798,Chief Surveyor of the N. E. Boundary of the U. S., under treaty of Ghent;also ancestor of Dr. Chas. L.7 Ives (Sarah6 [Badger], Olivia A.5 [Root],Joel,4 Lucy3 [Curtiss], Hannah2 [Burnham], Rev. William1), b. June 22,1831, Prof. Medicine, Yale Coll. 3. Joseph, 4. Nathaniel, 5. Jonathan,6. Mary, 7. Abigail, 8. David. 46.LIEUT. NATHANIEL, b. Mch. 20, 1657; m. Dec. 23, 1680,Elizabeth, b. Nov. 11, 1657, d. 1743, dau. of Josiah Ellsworth. He boughtland in E. Windsor in 1689, and was appointed Lieut. in 1707. His will,preserved at Hartford, is dated May 26, 1729. He d. Sept. 29, 1733. Noch'n. 47.ABIGAIL, b. Mch. 27, 1659; m. Nov. 22, 1677, Lieut. Josiah,son of Thomas and Jane Barber of Simsbury,

AUTHOR: Elias Loomis
PUBLICATION: Published by the author. 1909.

[S430] 1910 Census Passaic NJ
1910 Census Passaic NJ
[S431] Stewart Family
Stewart Family
[S432] 1910 Census,Burnett, Antelope Co., NE
1910 Census,Burnett, Antelope Co., NE

PUBLICATION: Sheet 3 B

[S433] Lanashire Marriage records
Lanashire Marriage records
[S434] Lancashire Death Records

PUBLICATION: Lancashire Death Records

[S435] Lancashire Birth Records
Lancashire Birth Records
[S436] British death records
British death records

NOTE:
[2506] Vol 21, p 504 Preston Marfh 1851

[S437] 1920 crensjs Thayer Co NE

AUTHOR: 1920 crensjs Thayer Co NE

[S438] Margaret Schulte (obit)
Margaret Schulte (obit)

PUBLICATION: Joplin Globe, Joplin, MO 14 APR 2009

[S439] 1900 census, Thayer County, NE
1900 census, Thayer County, NE
[S440] Jesuit obituary

AUTHOR: Jesuit obituary

[S441] Marriage Register 4th quarter 1837, Preston, England
Marriage Register 4th quarter 1837, Preston, England, 23 Nov 1837
[S442] Birth Register for James Eatoughj,20 March 1842
Birth Register for James Eatoughj,20 March 1842
[S443] Lamcashire death register under date
Lamcashire death register under date
[S444] Lanashire Marriage records
Lanashire Marriage records
[S445] History, Topography and Directory of the Bureau of Preston
History, Topography and Directory of the Bureau of Preston

PUBLICATION: Beverley: Mannex and Co., 1851
NOTE:
[2507] p. 80

[S446] History, Topography and Directory of the Bureau of Preston
History, Topography and Directory of the Bureau of Preston

PUBLICATION: Beverley: Mannex and Co., 1851
NOTE:
[2508] p. 63

[S447] 1891 British Census

PUBLICATION: 1891 British Census

[S448] Lamcashire death register under date
Lamcashire death register under date

NOTE:
[2509] Her death record lists age as 33, hence 1818 birthdate

[S449] Find A Grave, Scrougetown Baptist Chrch
Find A Grave, Scrougetown Baptist Chrch

NOTE:
[2510] http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=Hagin&GSiman=1&GScid=36895&GRid=61455752&

[S450] Obit, Roanoake Rapids Daily Herald, January 18,2011
Obit, Roanoake Rapids Daily Herald, January 18,2011

NOTE:
[2511] http://www.rrdailyherald.com/news/former-editor-dies/article_a74f5e96-d618-5f24-a91b-e0724d412d2c.html

[S451] Obit., Sierra Vista (AZ) Herald, Jan. 19, 2011
Obit., Sierra Vista (AZ) Herald, Jan. 19, 2011

NOTE:
[2512] http://www.svherald.com/content/2011/01/19/john-f-moeur

[S452] Obit, Tucson.com
Obit, Tucson.com
Sid C. Moeur
May 8, 1928 - February 16, 2004

Arizona native and longtime Cochise County resident, Sid C. Moeur died Monday, February 16, 2004 at the age of 75 in Phoenix, Ariz. He was born in Phoenix, May 8, 1928, to John Hubbard "Hub" Moeur and his wife, Marie. He was educated at Kenilworth School and North High School. He attended college at the University of Arizona in Tucson where he was an active member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon. A friendly man who loved golf, hunting, fishing and his family, he was a die-hard Chicago Cubs fan and cheered for the University of Arizona Wildcats. Mr. Moeur was active in the real estate and insurance business in Douglas and Sierra Vista. He was married to the true love of his life, Mary Flo, for 54 years. He served on the Arizona Real Estate Commission and was active in the Douglas Association for Retarded Children, the Rotary Club of Douglas, the Knights of Columbus, the Little League, the Boy Scouts, and was active in St. Luke¹s Catholic Church in Douglas and Our Lady of the Mountain Catholic Church in Sierra Vista. He is survived by his wife, Mary Flo; his sons, John Franklin of Roanoke Rapids, N.C., and Michael Kelly (Sheila) of Tucson; his daughters, Pat Heizer (Donald) of Payson and Barbara Wingle (Bob) of Phoenix and his grandchildren, Lindsey, Whitney, Danny, Casey, Michael Ryan, Megan, Tim and Molly. Services will be 9:30 a.m., Monday, at Corpus Christi Catholic Church in Phoenix. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions to the Our Lady of the Mountain Catholic School in Sierra Vista.

NOTE:
[2513] http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=22&ved=0CGMQFjALOAo&url=http%3A%2F%2Fweb2.tucson.com%2Fclassified%2Fobits.php%3Faction%3Dview_obit%26ticket_id%3D0002507919-01802&ei=dxj4T4LrEMuF0QGSsMH6Bg&usg=AFQjCNFq7QPxssbk965RdSBNnfRBp72u5w&sig2=hzfs1umoH0s07oCr54axOQ

[S453] Pollack Family
Pollack Family

PUBLICATION: Provided by Albertina Luebbe; origin unclear; typescript

[S454] Bethesda Cemetery Saunders Co. NE
Bethesda Cemetery Saunders Co. NE

NOTE:
[2514] http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~nesaunde/cemetery/bethesda.html

[S455] Find A Grave, Bethesda Cemetery
Find A Grave, Bethesda Cemetery

NOTE:
[2515] http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=Sundean&GSiman=1&GScid=100388&GRid=34652319&

[S457] Find A Grave, Bethesda Cemetery
Find A Grave, Bethesda Cemetery

NOTE:
[2516] http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=34652299

[S458] 1900 census, Malmo Village, Saunders Co, NE

AUTHOR: 1900 census, Malmo Village, Saunders Co, NE

[S459] 1920 census Saunders Co. NE
1920 census Saunders Co. NE
[S460] Sunrise Cemetery, Wahoo, Saunders Co., NE
Sunrise Cemetery, Wahoo, Saunders Co., NE

NOTE:
[2517] http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=33550710

[S462] Ruth Eatough death certificate 1932
Ruth Eatough death certificate 1932
[S463] Find a Grave, Kell Cemetery

AUTHOR: Find a Grave, Kell Cemetery
NOTE:
[2518] http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=75374250

[S464] Privare communication

from trackersea@juno.com 8/17/2010

Mr Dunn

Thank you so much for helping me through some times in finding the right connection to mine, with being said my lineage is through Alexander Kell and his wife Emily Duncan.

I know its hard to figure when Emily Died being she was the Cherokee and from all my reserach had a lot number for her to be able to hold land and that Alexander signed on behalf of his wife for the land.

I just noticed (not saying you forgot or I am not trying to say anything bad cause I think what you put down for all of to enjoy in researching our family history is great) BUT after Nannie Kell there was one more daughter Rhoda Kell.

I know that many think that she is Elmira's daughter his second wife, however they didn't get married until 1824 and their first child was Elkin Kell all white no indian and free to marry into any nationality that he wants and it wouldn't be an intermarriage.

However Rhoda Kell (Alexander Kell and Emily Duncans daughter) was indian , in a book of marriage lincense for Gilmer Co Book 1 page 13 shows that William Deal married Rhoda Kell with a copy from that book it stated that it was an INTERMARRIAGE. As I tribe check what this is meaning to a marriage licens with M Stephens J Peace, and the encyclopedia a marriage between two people of different cultures.

Wiliam was born in NC but his family came from PA after arriving here from Germany. Eventhough he had german background he was an american consider WHITE so to marry an American Native Indian he would or it would be written as it was intered into a INTERMARRIAGE between William and Rhoda.

Other marriages on this same page do not include the wording INTERMARRIAGE.

This way your Dunn history would be complete with all the children Alexander and Emily had, with the land grabbing and him married again in 1824 we figure Rhoda was born between 1820-1823 and with Emily died she much have died after child birth.

Thanks for your time, keep us all psoted with updates on the family

Thank you

Sharron Alley

AUTHOR: Privare communication

[S465] http://boards.ancestry.com/thread.aspx?o=10&m=53.209&p=localities.northam.usa.states.georgia.counties.gilmer
http://boards.ancestry.com/thread.aspx?o=10&m=53.209&p=localities.northam.usa.states.georgia.counties.gilmer
[S466] Gilmer CO., Marriage Records

NOTE:
[2519] Gilmer CO., Marriage Records

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~gilmercountyrecords/marriages/marriagebookone.htm

[S467] http://obits.nj.com/obituaries/starledger/obituary.aspx?n=warren-s-ginda&pid=138453948
http://obits.nj.com/obituaries/starledger/obituary.aspx?n=warren-s-ginda&pid=138453948
Warren S. Ginda, 72, of North Wales, Pa., formerly of Perth Amboy, N.J., died Jan. 8, 2010, in Doylestown Hospital in Pennsylvania. Relatives and friends are invited to attend his viewings from 7 to 9 p.m. Monday, Jan. 11, at Scanlin Funeral Home, 175 E. Butler Ave. (Route 202), Chalfont, Pa., and from 9 a.m. until his Funeral Mass at 10 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 12, at Mary Mother of the Redeemer Church, 1325 Upper State Rd., North Wales, Pa. Interment will follow at St. John's Newmann Cemetery. Warren was a 1959 graduate of Notre Dame University, where he was a proud member of the Glee Club. He was also very passionate about his two miniature dachshunds. In addition to his wife, Mary (Dougherty) Ginda, he is survived by his two children, Mark S. Ginda (Terry) of Falls Church, Va., and Allison M. (Ginda) Cramer (Jeff) of Huntington, Md., and his sister, Loretta Haroski (Bud) of Westfield, N.J. He is also survived by four grandchildren. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in his memory to Doylestown Hospital Expansion Fund, 595 W. State St., Doylestown, Pa. 18901.
Published in Star-Ledger on January 11, 2010

AUTHOR: Star-Ledger Obituariea

[S468] Galloway Cemetery Fannin Co. GA
Galloway Cemetery Fannin Co. GA

PUBLICATION: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~sherryingeorgia/galloway_cemetery.html

[S469] http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=36297728
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=36297728

AUTHOR: Oak Hill Cemetery, Cartersville, GA

[S470] Cartersville News, Cartersville GA Nov. 19 1908 obit
Cartersville News, Cartersville GA Nov. 19 1908 obit
Death of An Aged And Popular Citizen.
Judge Jesse R. Wikle
[A nice photograph accompanies this obituary]

Judge Jesse R. Wikle died at his home in his city Saturday morning at 3 oclock.

Judge Wikle had not been in good health for nearly a month, although up to that time he had shown most remarkable vitality.

Judge Wikle was one of the most prominent and popular citizens of Cartersville and Bartow county.

Jesse Richardson Wikle was born in Haywood county, North Carolina, in 1823, and was therefore, eighty five years of age at his last birthday.

With his fathers family he moved to Gilmer county, Georgia, in December, 1836. Here he lived, working on the farm and attended the country schools until 1843, when he went to Dahlonega and entered a newspaper office, remaining there until 1848.

Judge Wikle developed such talent that it could not escape recognition and he was made editor of the Dahlonega Watchman in 1850. He sustained himself admirably in the position assigned to him, but he seemed to prefer another section of Georgia.

In 1845 he was married to Miss Mary Hooper, of Franklin county, a descendant of the Hoopers who were conspicuous during the days of the revolution.

In 1848 he moved to Cherokee county, where he lived until 1851. During the session of the Georgia legislature of 1849-50 Judge Wikle was chosen a member of a convention on the admission of California with a free seat or anti-slavery constitution, representing the Union ticket, there being two tickets, the other being the Southern Rights ticket.

After Judge Wikles first political triumph in Cherokee county, he was slated for the legislature, but in April, 1851, he moved to Cartersville, where he went into the mercantile business, but was soon appointed postmaster, which office he resigned in 1860.

About this time Judge Wikle was admitted to the bar but he never practiced regularly.

Judge Wikle was recording clerk of the house of representatives of the Georgia legislature for the years 1853-4.

He secured the position of agent for the Western and Atlantic railroad at Cartersville in 1854 and held the place until 1860.

In 1860, when the stress of the situation incident to the breaking out of the civil war called for the best minds to contribute thought and advice to the people Judge Wikle assumed charge of the Cassville Standard, a paper which he edited with credit to himself and the community until the following year when he entered the confederate army.

He was a supporter of Douglas and Joenson (sic) for the presidency during the warn contest that resulted in the election of Lincoln as president. He opposed secession believing, as many did, that it was a move fraught with much danger and ugly possibilities for the south, but when the tocsin of war was sounded in his native state he entered the Eighteenth Georgia regiment in June, 1861, and was appointed commissary for the regiment for which position he proved well fitted.

In March 1862-3 Judge Wikle was stricken with typhoid fever and returned to his home, where he lingered between life and death for a number of weeks.

After his recovery he was appointed agent for making of salt for the government at the Salt works at Saltville, Va., which place he filled until Stoneman destroyed the works in January, 1865.

Returning to his home after the war, like all those who had been in any way engaged in that memorable struggle, Judge Wikle went to work to repair his fortunes in the best way possible and chose farming as the method of getting back that which he had lost by his four years adherence to the cause of the south.

In 1865 Judge Wikle was elected one of the delegates, three being the number, from this county, to the state convention to revise the state constitution. He was made chairman of one of the important committees of the convention. The constitution providing for a county judge in each county, Judge Wikle was elected to that position in Bartow county.

After the office was abolished by a later constitution, but Judge Wikle held the office up to the time it was abolished.

In 1870 Judge Wikle was appointed postmaster at Cartersville and held that position until 1885, when he resigned.

In 1886 he purchased the Curry Drug store and ran that for a time and when the First National Bank of Cartersville was established he was elected its president which position he held for twelve years.

In March 1904, Judge Wikles wife preceded him in death. They had lived together nearly fifty years.

Surviving Judge Wikle are six sons and one daughter. The sons are Jessie R. Wikle, Anniston, Ala., I. F. Wikle, J. H. Wikle, W. H. Wikle; Col. Douglas Wikle, of Nashville, Tenn., and Mr. Charles A. Wikle, of Atlanta.

The funeral took place from the home on Erwin street, at two oclock Sunday afternoon, a large number of friends being present and attending the remains to their last resting place at Oak Hill.

[S471] http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=36297727
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=36297727

AUTHOR: Grave

[S472] http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=66879031

AUTHOR: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=66879031

[S473] Obit, The Southern Democrat

"The many friends of Mr. H. K. Wikle were pained to hear of his death last Thursday at the home of Mr. McCarn at Cleveland. He was eigty-two years old, and was formerly Sheriff of Blount county. He was a consistent member of the Methodist Episcopal church, South, at Cleveland and a trustee of that church for a number of years. Mr. Wikle had lived in Blount county over forty years and during that time has done much for the upbuilding of the county.
He is survived by two sons, Dr. L.L. Wikle of Madison, and J.M. Wikle, of Birmingham, a host of relatives and friends."
[The Southern Democrat, Thursday, May 2, 1912]

AUTHOR: Obit, The Southern Democrat

[S474] http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=36297739
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=36297739

AUTHOR: Grave

[S475] http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=38296058

AUTHOR: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=38296058

[S476] http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=84317540

AUTHOR: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=84317540

[S477] http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=14417137

AUTHOR: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=14417137

[S478] http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=84615872
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=84615872
[S479] Nora Eatough Navy Widow's Pension Files, muliple documents on birth dates

AUTHOR: Nora Eatough Navy Widow's Pension Files, muliple documents on birth dates
PUBLICATION: ple doc

[S480] Find a Grave, Elijah Thomas
Find a Grave, Elijah Thomas
Source Russell Lewis Warner, GRS. 1912-1980, (Memorial #37106315) Michigan, who wrote the following, about 1979:

"The Thomas gravestone monuments date from the early 1850s. The photo was too light on Daniel's stone--and too dark on Phebe's, so they have been inked over [on the Xerox copy] to make them visible in the copies.

"They stand (1970s) in the Pompey Town Cemetery not far from Syracuse, NY. Indeed, cousins there took us to the cemetery where these, and other Thomas stones were still standing, some on this same Thomas lot.

"One [headstone], beside Daniel's says, "Elisha Thomas, d. 5 Feb. 1814 in 83rd year"; also, "Margaret" Thomas d. 22 Aug in 75th year.

"These two are probably miscarved for Elijah Thomas, b. 11 Mar. 1731 in Lebanon, CT; married Margery Williams on 15 Nov. 1759 in Colchester, CT; she born there 27 Sept. 1736. They moved to Williamstown, Berkshire Co., MA. Only a few of their known children were recorded there. Daniel was called "of Williamstown, MA." About 1793 in his 1st purchase of land in Vermont.

The "Elijah" stone broke the year after this compiler saw the standing stones."

The above was shared by Russell's dau, Mary, with thanks.

PUBLICATION: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=26713737

[S481] MArgery Thomas grave on Find a Grav3
MArgery Thomas grave on Find a Grav3

PUBLICATION: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=26713763

[S482] The History of the Descendants of Elder Jonn Strong of Nortrhampton MA
The History of the Descendants of Elder Jonn Strong of Nortrhampton MA

AUTHOR: Dwight
PUBLICATION: https://play.google.com/books/reader?id=MGRmAAAAMAAJ&printsec=frontcover&output=reader&authuser=0&hl=en&pg=GBS.PA124

[S484] http://dunhamwilcox.net/ct/colchester_vr.htm
http://dunhamwilcox.net/ct/colchester_vr.htm
[S485] p393
History of New London county, Connecticut: with biographical sketches o
[S486] p122

AUTHOR: Genealogical Notes of Barnstable Families
PUBLICATION: http://books.google.com/books/reader?id=9dEUAAAAYAAJ&printsec=frontcover&output=reader&pg=GBS.PA122

[S487] Funeral Card, Anna Marie Eatough
Funeral Card, Anna Marie Eatough
[S488] http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=McKinney&GSiman=1&GScnty=410&GRid=74014084&
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=McKinney&GSiman=1&GScnty=410&GRid=74014084&

NOTE:
[2520] http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=McKinney&GSiman=1&GScnty=410&GRid=74014084&

[S489] http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=99961697
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=99961697
Birth: Mar. 1, 1869
Death: Jul. 13, 1935

Spouse: Lettie Ann Dunn, daughter of John Robert and Sarah Jane Page Dunn.

James Gazaway Dunn was survived by children:
Mrs. Maggie Mae (W.H.) Stevenson; Norman Alton Dunn; Mrs. Metta Aline ((Walter L.) Saxon; and H.G. Dunn. Also, a brother, Will Dunn of Hokes Bluff, and sister, Frances McKinley of Ball Ground, GA.

AUTHOR: Find a Grave James Gazaway Dunn
NOTE:
[2521] Actual monument not shown. Date of birth confirmed elsewhere (Father's pension); date of death seems accurate

[S490] http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=99961872
Find a Grave Letty Ann Dunn
Birth: 1864
Death: Jan. 13, 1934

Daughter of John R. Dunn and Sarah Jane Page Dunn. Sister of Nancy Elizabeth Dunn Eustice, William Asbury Dunn,James G. Dunn, Alonzo H. Dunn, Dora L. Dunn Griffin, Mary Magdalene Dunn McGullian Hagwood, and Henry Edd Dunn.

Lettie Ann married James Gazaway Dunn. Their children:
Mrs. Maggie Mae (W.H.) Stevenson; Norman Alton Dunn; Mrs. Metta Aline ((Walter L.) Saxon; and H.G. Dunn.

PUBLICATION: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=99961872
NOTE:
[2522] Tombstone not shown. Forrest Cemetery Gadsden AL

[S491] Find a Grave James Gazaway Dunn
Find a Grave James Gazaway Dunn
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=99961697

NOTE:
[2523] no memorial shown

[S492] Find a Grave John R. Dunn
Find a Grave John R. Dunn
Birth: Feb., 1840
Death: Apr. 23, 1919

Parents: John Biggers Dunn and Elizabeth Kell Dunn

John R. Dunn served the Confederacy during the Civil War in Company D, 6 Georgia Calvary. Enlisted May 16, 1862 in Elijay, Georgia. His military record: hair: black, complexion: dark, eyes: grey, height: 5 ft. 5 inches.

Spouse: Sarah Jane Page Dunn
Married: Dec. 30, 1858, Gilmer, Georgia
Their eight children:
1) Nancy Elizabeth Dunn m: William R. Eustice
2) William Asbury Dunn m: Susan Emma Perry
3) Lettie A. Dunn m: James Gazaway Dunn
4) James G. Dunn m: Lula Walraven
5) Alonzo H. "Lon" Dunn m: Mary Horton
6) Dora L. Dunn m: Edwin Monroe Griffin
7) Mary Magdalene Dunn m: J.A. McGullian & W.E. Hagwood
8) Henry Edd Dunn m: Mary Jane Kelley

PUBLICATION: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=90637679
NOTE:
[2524] List of father's middle nane as "Biggers" confuses him with another person, but other dates conform to census. "Robert" as Middle Name not confirmed but credible. (Plssibly for Robert Smith?

[S493] 1900 Census Calhoun Co AL
1900 Census, Calhoun County AL

PUBLICATION: Duke Precinct, Supervisor's District 7, Enumerator's District 49, Sheet 3, B, Dwellling 24 Family 24

[S494] Find a Grave Sarah Jane Page Dunn
Find a Grave Sarah Jane Page Dunn
Birth: Sep. 30, 1843
Death: Jul. 10, 1902

Wife of John Robert Dunn.

Mother of eight children:
1) Nancy Elizabeth Dunn m: William R. Eustice
2) William Asbury Dunn m: Emma Perry
3) Lettie A. Dunn m: James Gazaway Dunn
4) James G. Dunn m: Lula Walraven
5) Alonzo H. "Lon" Dunn m: Mary Horton Keys
6) Dora L. Dunn m: Edwin Monroe Griffin
7) Mary Magdalene Dunn m: J.A. McGullian & W.E. Hagwood
8) Henry Edd Dunn m: Mary Jane Kelley
__________________________________________________
Mrs. John R. Dunn, mother of J.G. Dunn, Sr., died at her home near Oak Grove last Thursday, of dropsy, loved by all, leaves husband and several kin. Burial in Tillison Graveyard, East Gadsden. Published in The Gadsden Times.
____________________________________________________
Sources: Federal census records, family data, obituaries, and cemetery survey records.

PUBLICATION: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=99959423

[S495] Find a Grave William Asbury Dunn
Find a Grave William Asbury Dunn
Birth: Jun. 25, 1861
Georgia, USA
Death: Feb. 20, 1935
Etowah County
Alabama, USA

Spouse: SUSAN EMMA PERRY DUNN

William Asbury and Susan Emma Dunn's children:
1. John William "Will" married Vera Mae Griffin
2. Lillie married Robert Edward Lee
3. Lena Dunn died 1917 - unmarried
4. Lee Roy married Cora Smith
5. Grace married Jesse Allen Sims
6. Ruby married James Jerome Duke
7. Catherine married W.L. Armstrong & G.L. McBrayer
8. Emma married J.C. Braddy
9. John Henry Dunn - died at age 18
10. Louie L. Dunn married Annie Beaird
11. Sarah Lou Dunn - died at age 20 - unmarried

J.W., Lee Roy, Grace, Catherine, Emma, John Henry, and Sarah Lou are all buried in Reid Cemetery - possibly Lena, too.

Lillie buried in Oak Grove Cemetery.

Ruby and Louie L. buried in Crestwood Cemetery.

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The Gadsden Times published Feb. 21, 1935:
W.A. Dunn Passes Away Wednesday; Rites Held Today - Well-Known Citizen of Glencoe Succumbs To Illness.

W.A. Dunn, 73, died at his home at Glencoe Wednesday afternoon at 1:05 o'clock, following a long illness. Mr. Dunn was born in Georgia and came to Alabama about 40 years ago. He has resided in Calhoun and Etowah counties since coming to the state. He became a member of the Methodist church early in life and was active in its affairs up to his death. Last October, Mr. Dunn and his wife, who was Miss Emma Perry, celebrated their fifieth wedding anniversary. The were married in 1884 of the union the following children survive: Mrs. R.E. Lee, Mrs. J.J. Duke, Mrs. L.G. McGrayer, Miss Emma Dunn, J.W., L.R. and Louie Dunn; two sisters, Mrs. E.M. Griffin and Mrs. Bettie Eustic; two brothers, H.E. and L.H. Dunn. Funeral service at Glencoe Methodist Church at 2 o'clock this afternoon.

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WILLIAM ASBURY DUNN WAS BURIED IN THE LARGE DUNN FAMILY PLOT IN REID CEMETERY. NO FOOT MARKERS WERE PLACED AT GRAVES - ONLY A HEADSTONE INSCRIBED DUNN.

Family links:
Parents:
John Robert Dunn (1840 - 1919)
Sarah Jane Page Dunn (1843 - 1902)

Spouse:
Susan Emma Perry Dunn (1870 - 1949)

Children:
Grace Dunn Sims (1898 - 1925)*
Emma Dunn Braddy (1903 - 1994)*
John Henry Dunn (1905 - 1923)*
Sarah Lou Dunn (1910 - 1931)*

*Calculated relationship

Burial:
Reid Cemetery
Glencoe
Etowah County
Alabama, USA

Created by: NGL
Record added: Oct 24, 2012
Find A Grave Memorial# 99516642

PUBLICATION: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=99516642

[S496] Find a Grave Susan Emma Perry Dunn
Find a Grave Susan Emma Perry Dunn

PUBLICATION: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=99516152

[S497] Find a Grave Grace Dunn
Find a Grave Grace Dunn

PUBLICATION: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=99224902

[S498] Find a Grave Sims
Find a Grave Sims

PUBLICATION: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=99225348

[S499] Find a Grae Emma SIMS
Find a Grave Emma SIMS
Birth: Dec. 22, 1921
Death: Feb. 16, 2013, USA

Mrs. Geraldine Gilchrist "Memaw," 91, of Glencoe, passed away Saturday, Feb. 16, 2013. Burial in Crestwood Cemetery.

She lived for her family, raising six children of her own and numerous grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She was a loving wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother and great-great-grandmother. Her love for her family and her fantastic cooking will be dearly missed. She was a faithful member of Gadsden Christian Fellowship and loved the Lord dearly.

She was preceded in death by her husband, John W. Gilchrist; and parents, Jessie and Grace Sims; grandson, Joey Brand; and sisters, Ruby Elam, Inez Partlow; and brother, Charles Sims. She is survived by 6 children and other family.

Full obituary published in The Gadsden Times on February 17, 2013.

PUBLICATION: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=105346106

[S500] Emma Dunn Braddy Find a Gravw
Emma Dunn Braddy Find a Gravw
Birth: Oct. 29, 1903
Death: Jun. 29, 1994

Spouse: J.C. Braddy
Father: William Asbury Dunn
Mother: Susan Emma Perry Dunn

June 30, 1994 The Gadsden Times:
Graveside services will be at 11 a.m. Friday at Reid Cemetery for Emma Dunn Braddy, 90, of Glencoe. Member of Glencoe Cumberland Presbyterian Church and kept the nursery for several years. Survived by son, Bobby Braddy and daughter-in-law, Nola Braddy; daughter, Hazel Scott and son-in-law, Donald Scott; grandchildren and great-grandchildren; sister, Ruby Duke; brother, Louie L. Dunn; and step-daughters, Evis Taylor and Annie Dale Robertson.

(Mrs. Braddy was preceded in death by a daughter, Lila Jean Braddy who died in 1940.

PUBLICATION: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=99534450

[S501] JH Dunn (not mine) Find a Grave
JH Dunn (not mine) Find a Grave
John Henry Dunn, 18, claimed by death in early manhood - dies from typhoid fever. Funeral conducted at the home and burial took place in Reid Cemetery. Surviving are parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.A. Dunn; brothers, J.W., L.R. and Louie; sisters, Mrs. Lillie Lee, Mrs. Ruby Duke, Mrs. Catherine Armstrong, and Misses Emma and Sara Lee Dunn. [source of information taken from the REID CEMETERY book by Anne Batie 2011]

PUBLICATION: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=99486020

[S502] Sarah Lou Dunn Find a Grave
Sarah Lou Dunn Find a Grave
Birth: 1910
Death: Jan. 26, 1931

Miss Sarah Lou Dunn, 20, died at her home at Glencoe Monday night at 9:30 o'clock, following a long illness. The funeral was to be at 3:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon with burial in the cemetery near Glencoe. Surviving are the parents and several sisters and brothers. Pelham Dunn is a brother. Some of the sisters are Mrs. W.L. Armstrong, Mrs. Robert Lee and Mrs. Jerome Duke. (The Gadsden Times - obituary - published January 27, 1931)

CORRECTION: Pelham Dunn was a son of John William Dunn. John William "Will" Dunn was a brother to Miss Sarah Lou Dunn, so Pelham was her nephew.

PUBLICATION: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=99486020

[S503] Mary Magdalen Dunn Find a Grave
Mary Magdalen Dunn Find a Grave
Birth: Dec. 3, 1879
Death: Sep. 19, 1930

Daughter of John Robert Dunn and
Sarah Jane Page Dunn.

Siblings:
Nancy Elizabeth "Bettie" Dunn
William Asbury Dunn
Lettie Ann Dunn
James G. Dunn
Alonzo H. "Lon" Dunn
Dora L. Dunn
Henry Edd Dunn

Mary married James Andrew McGullian
and after his death she married
William Edward Hegwood.

Mary and J.A. McGullian's children:
Mertie, Bertha and James McGullian

PUBLICATION: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=100021185

[S504] James G. Dunn Find a Grave
James G. Dunn Find a Grave

PUBLICATION: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=88425510

[S505] Lula Walraven Dunn grave at Find a Grave
Lula Walraven Dunn grave at Find a Grave

PUBLICATION: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=88425602

[S506] Lila Dunn Grave at Find a Grave
Lila Dunn Grave at Find a Grave

PUBLICATION: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=88425559

[S507] RF Dunn Death Certificate
RF Dunn Death Certificate
Birth: Jul. 29, 1895
Death: Mar. 27, 1951

Tennessee, Death Records, 1908-1958
Name: Robert Fay Dunn
Gender: Male
Birth Date: 29 Jul 1895
Birth Place: Georgia
Age: 55
Death Date: 27 Mar 1951
Death Place: Knoxville, Knox, Tennessee
Father's Name: James G Dunn
Mother's name: Lula Walraven
Certificate Number: 51-05773
Certificate shows burial: Forrest Cemetery,
Gadsden, Alabama

PUBLICATION: via Find a Grave at http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=100711796

[S508] Harry James Dunn grave via Find a Grave
Harry James Dunn grave via Find a Grave
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=100710740

PUBLICATION: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=100710740

[S509] 1900 Census Calhoun Co AL
1900 Census, Calhoun County AL

PUBLICATION: Duke Precinct, Supervisor's District 7, Enumerator's District 49, Sheet 3, B, Dwellling 24 Family 24
NOTE:
[2525] Note for Mary McGullion:: seems to give her a Jan 1877 birthdate rather than the date on her tombstone

[S510] Lon H Dunn grave via Find a Grave
Lon H Dunn grave via Find a Grave

PUBLICATION: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=88411659

[S511] 1860 Gilmer Co GA Census household 1220
1860 Gilmer Co GA Census household 1220
[S512] Cynthia Kell Smith Gravestone, Cartecay
Cynthia Kell Smith Gravestone, Cartecay

NOTE:
[2526] http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=smith&GSiman=1&GScid=33142&GRid=57469893&

[S513] Robeft Smith tombstone Cartecay cemetery
Robeft Smith tombstone Cartecay cemetery

NOTE:
[2527] http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=smith&GSiman=1&GScid=33142&GRid=57469893&

[S516] Gilmer CO., Marriage Records

NOTE:
[2528] Gilmer CO., Marriage Records Book 4, p. 325

[S517] Joseph Chestnut Find a Grave
Joseph Chestnut Find a Grave

NOTE:
[2529] http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=98706002

[S518] Mary Marley findagrave

AUTHOR: Mary Marley findagrave
NOTE:
[2530] http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=98706060

[S519] Almira Chestnut Find a Grave

AUTHOR: Almira Chestnut Find a Grave
NOTE:
[2531] http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=98706060

[S520] Find a Grave Ann R. Eatough

Ann Ruth Boylston, age 92 years, 11 months and 16 days, passed away August 11, 1975 at the Blue Valley Lutheran Nursing Home in Hebron. She was born on Sept. 25, 1882 at Preston, Nebr., and was the daughter of James and Honora Reilly Eatough. She graduated from the Chester High School in 1898 and was a graduate of the United of Nebraska in 1905.

On Nov. 11, 1913 she married Edward M. Boylston at St. Francis DeSailes Church in Lincoln, Nebr. They moved to Teapot Dome, Wyo., where Mr. Boylston was employed. In 1924 they moved to Chester, Nebr., and then in 1961 they moved to Hebron, Nebr.

Mrs. Boylston was a member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church, the Sacred Heart Altar Society, the Chester Womans Club, Nebraska Alumni Association, and was a patron and strong supporter of the Thayer County Community Theatre Association.

She is survived by two sons, Edward M., Jr., of Tucson, Ariz., and Richard D. Boylston of Hebron; two daughters, Mrs. George (Mary) Mehuron of Ralston, and Sister Ruth Ann Heany of Columbia, Mo.; six grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren; many nieces and nephews.

She was preceded in death by her husband, Edward M., on Nov. 14, 1961 and one son, John, in 1966; her parents; one brother and three sisters.

Rosary service was held Tuesday, Aug. 12, 1975, 8:00 p.m. at the Montgomery-Hacker Funeral Home in Hebron, and Resurrection Mass was Wed., Aug. 13, 1975 at 9:00 a.m. at Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Msgr. Wm. Rezabek and Father James Eatough, S.J., officiated at both services. Interment was at the Sacred Heart Catholic Cemetery in Hebron. Pall bearers were Martin Schlife, Raymond Wiedel, Jack Stewart, Kenneth Adamson, Jack Chapman, John Levendofsky.

AUTHOR: Find a Grave Ann R. Eatough
PUBLICATION: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=103690598
NOTE:
[2532] http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=103690598

[S521] Ann Ruth Eatough Boylston obit
Ann Ruth Eatough Boylston obit
Ann Ruth Boylston, age 92 years, 11 months and 16 days, passed away August 11, 1975 at the Blue Valley Lutheran Nursing Home in Hebron. She was born on Sept. 25, 1882 at Preston, Nebr., and was the daughter of James and Honora Reilly Eatough. She graduated from the Chester High School in 1898 and was a graduate of the United of Nebraska in 1905.

On Nov. 11, 1913 she married Edward M. Boylston at St. Francis DeSailes Church in Lincoln, Nebr. They moved to Teapot Dome, Wyo., where Mr. Boylston was employed. In 1924 they moved to Chester, Nebr., and then in 1961 they moved to Hebron, Nebr.

Mrs. Boylston was a member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church, the Sacred Heart Altar Society, the Chester Womans Club, Nebraska Alumni Association, and was a patron and strong supporter of the Thayer County Community Theatre Association.

She is survived by two sons, Edward M., Jr., of Tucson, Ariz., and Richard D. Boylston of Hebron; two daughters, Mrs. George (Mary) Mehuron of Ralston, and Sister Ruth Ann Heany of Columbia, Mo.; six grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren; many nieces and nephews.

She was preceded in death by her husband, Edward M., on Nov. 14, 1961 and one son, John, in 1966; her parents; one brother and three sisters.

Rosary service was held Tuesday, Aug. 12, 1975, 8:00 p.m. at the Montgomery-Hacker Funeral Home in Hebron, and Resurrection Mass was Wed., Aug. 13, 1975 at 9:00 a.m. at Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Msgr. Wm. Rezabek and Father James Eatough, S.J., officiated at both services. Interment was at the Sacred Heart Catholic Cemetery in Hebron. Pall bearers were Martin Schlife, Raymond Wiedel, Jack Stewart, Kenneth Adamson, Jack Chapman, John Levendofsky.

AUTHOR: Ann Ruth Eatough Boylston obit
NOTE:
[2533] http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=103690598

[S522] http://www.glorecords.blm.gov/details/patent/default.aspx?accession=148713&docClass=SER&sid=k3hgrboe.lva
Edward Boylston land grant

NOTE:
[2534] http://www.glorecords.blm.gov/details/patent/default.aspx?accession=148713&docClass=SER&sid=k3hgrboe.lva

land is on western edge of Campbell County, WY

[S523] In Memory of Duane Luebbe
In Memory of Duane Luebbe

NOTE:
[2535] https://people.creighton.edu/~wwb37670/WandaDuane2.htm

[S524] Williiam Martin Final Payment https://twitter.com/HistoricalPics/status/382930540157890560oucher

AUTHOR: Williiam Martin Final Payment https://twitter.com/HistoricalPics/status/382930540157890560oucher

[S525] Revolutionary Soldiers Resident or Dying in Onondaga County
Revolutionary Soldiers Resident or Dying in Onondaga County

PUBLICATION: p.186

[S526] Revolutionary Soldiers Resident or Dying in Onondaga County
Revolutionary Soldiers Resident or Dying in Onondaga County
In
I
Memory of | Gad Miller | who died 1 Nov. 23,
18^38,
I
Ae. 72 years.
In Memory of | Anna, | wife of | Gad Miller | who
died
I
March 16, 1838, | Ae, 68 years.
Orville. In Capt. Samuel Clark's Co., Col. Benj. Simonds'
Reg., Berkshire Co., Mass., enlisted Oct. 26, 1780.
Three days' service in alarm. In 1790, Williamstown, Mass.

PUBLICATION: p.32

[S528] "Double Wedxding in Which Two Sisters Appears as Brides," Lincolm Daily News
"Double Wedxding in Which Two Sisters Appears as Brides," Lincolm Daily News

PUBLICATION: 11 November 1913 page 3

[S529] Nebraska State Jopurnal, 6 Oct.1910 p 9

PUBLICATION: Nebraska State Jopurnal, 6 Oct.1910 p 9

[S530] Nebraska Statwe Journal, 2 November 1909 page 9
Nebraska Statwe Journal, 2 November 1909 page 9
[S531] Joplin Globe Feb 8 1921 p.5
Joplin Globe Feb 8 1921 p.5

AUTHOR: Obituary of Chales E Jones

[S532] June 5, 1917
June 5, 1917

AUTHOR: Charles E Jones Jr WWI Draft Registrastion Card

[S533] http://files.usgwarchives.net/az/cochise/cemeteries/douglas-s.txt
http://files.usgwarchives.net/az/cochise/cemeteries/douglas-s.txt

AUTHOR: Douglas Cemetery

[S534] http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=33013861

AUTHOR: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=33013861

[S535] 1910 qne 1920 census

AUTHOR: 1910 qne 1920 census

[S536] 1910 census

AUTHOR: 1910 census
NOTE:
[2536] My be Neoma, Nioma, or Moma?

[S537] 1930 census,Ball Ground,herokee County GA

AUTHOR: 1930 census,Ball Ground,herokee County GA

[S538] http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=71726113

AUTHOR: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=71726113

[S539] http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=33013861

AUTHOR: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=33013861

[S540] 1920 census, Gadsden, Etowah Co. AL

AUTHOR: 1920 census, Gadsden, Etowah Co. AL

[S541] 1920 census Attallla, Etowah County, AL

AUTHOR: 1920 census Attallla, Etowah County, AL

[S542] Joplin Globe obituary, July 3, 1955

AUTHOR: Joplin Globe obituary, July 3, 1955

[S543] http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=pv&GRid=17754994&PIpi=95438566
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=pv&GRid=17754994&PIpi=95438566

AUTHOR: Tombstone

[S544] WWI draft registration

AUTHOR: WWI draft registration

[S545] obit

AUTHOR: obit

[S547] file:///C:/Users/Michael/Family/Jones/Margaret%20C.%20Hulse%20%281898%20-%201979%29%20-%20Find%20A%20Grave%20Memorial.ht
Find a Grave

AUTHOR: file:///C:/Users/Michael/Family/Jones/Margaret%20C.%20Hulse%20%281898%20-%201979%29%20-%20Find%20A%20Grave%20Memorial.ht

[S548] 1880 census, Manlius, NY
1880 census, Manlius, NY
[S549] McCLEARNEY obituary
McCLEARNEY obituary
Newspaper was very faded. It say Mrs Sarah Burns Died Thursday at the home of her son, William Burns, of Heart disease. Mrs. Burns was born at Cottoville, Ireland May 10th, 1807. She was married to James burns and imagrated to this country in 1850. Mr Burns died about 20 years ago. The children who survive her are Michael Burns, William Burns, Mrs. Margaret O'Neil, Mrs. Catherine Boylston, Mrs. Ann DuPlessis, Mrs. Rose Mara and Miss Ellen Burns. There are eighteen grandchildren and six great grandchildren

NOTE:
[2537] http://vintaj.com/fh/duplessis-tng/getperson.php?personID=I5094&tree=duplessis

[S550] 1870 census mortality schedule, Manlius, NY

AUTHOR: 1870 census mortality schedule, Manlius, NY

[S551] Iowa, Marriages, 1809-1992," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XJYF-F2L : accessed 11 April 2

AUTHOR: Iowa, Marriages, 1809-1992," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XJYF-F2L : accessed 11 April 2

[S552] "California Death Index, 1940-1997," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:VP8Y-WJC : accessed 11

AUTHOR: "California Death Index, 1940-1997," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:VP8Y-WJC : accessed 11

[S553] Joplin Globe obit

AUTHOR: Joplin Globe obit
NOTE:
[2538] see attached

[S554] Affidavit of Mrs. Mary Richardson
Affidavit of Mrs. Mary Richardson

AUTHOR: James eatough Naval Pension Papers
NOTE:
[2539] "sometime in the month of November 1882" witnessed baptism of Ann Eatough

[S555] James eatough Naval Pension Papers

AUTHOR: James eatough Naval Pension Papers
NOTE:
[2540] Mary Reilly of Ware, aged 64 years signed affidavit that she witnessed weding of Jmes and Nora

[S556] Thursday, December 9, 1920, Page Four
Thursday, December 9, 1920, Page Four
Little Madeline Mehuron who came up from Davld City last week to visit her mother May Patchen who was very ill, returned to her home this week where she lives with her father.

AUTHOR: The Ord Quiz, Ord, Nebraska

[S557] Jane Dunn pension files

AUTHOR: Jane Dunn pension files

[S558] household of Jesse W. Dunn
household of Jesse W. Dunn

AUTHOR: 1900 census Murray County GA

[S559] IGI

AUTHOR: IGI
NOTE:
[2541] "International Genealogical Index (IGI)," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/2:1:MFBJ-WWX : accessed 2015-06-05), entry for Madelyn Edyth Mehuron.

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