Submitter: Edith Smith	PACKINGHAM, Hesikiah Searching PACKINGHAM/PACKENHAM, MILLER. Hesikiah and Rachel (Miller) Packingham on 1860 Census Clarinda PO, Town (Nodaway Twp.) with 3 children. Some of the fam. removed to Idaho by 1883. Posted: Jul. 24, 1999
Submitter: Thanks Cecil Young	Page Co, Families Researching Franks ,Young, Walker,Willamson,Wetzel,Collins from Page Co.1870 till now Posted: 98-09-16 17:53:21 EDT
Submitter: James Sunkes	PARKER, Noah A., Jr. I am trying to trace a NOAH ALBERT PARKER Jr (born 7-31-1857) and his wife MARY STRANAHAN (1854 to 2-25-1879). Both are believed to have been born in Indiana (perhaps Tipton, IN) and also married in Indiana. They were residents of Clarinda, Iowa some time after their marriage probably in the mid 1870's. Posted: 10/31/98 10:15:24 AM Pacific Standard Time
Submitter: Diana Aher	PARROTT, Joseph D. Posted: 10 Mar. 1997 Seeking information on Joseph D. PARROTT b. 12 May 1828 Saltmarsh, Yorkshire, Eng. Moved to Willsburg, Page Co. Iowa between 1862 and 1867. Wife: Maryann Borman. 12 Children: Mary Ann b.1851; Amelia b 1852; Joseph b 1854; Benjamin b 1855; Thomas b 1858; Fred b 1860; Sarah b 1862; Frederick b 1867; Earl b 1869; Allen b 1872; Caroline b 1873; Rex b 1875. Any help appreciated. Diana Aher, E-Mail: [email protected]
Submitter: Diana Aher	PARROTT, Joseph D. Date: 30 May 2000 1:16 PM GMT RootsWeb Message Boards - Message [ Parrott ] Parrott in Page County Iowa Looking for information on the family of Joseph D. Parrott of Page County Iowa.Born 1828 in Yorkshire,England moved to Iowa around 1860. D. Aher, E-Mail: [email protected] ..prs
Submitter: Albert Parrott	Parrott's in Page County, Iowa - 1856 Date: November 19, 1999 at 15:04:50 Parrott Family Genealogy Forum Message # 539 Seeking more information on this line. My grandfather was Everett Parrott, b. Nov. 5, 1884. His father was Charles, believed to be born in France. Possibly Charles' father was John Christopher Parrott. Siblings of Everett include: Irene, Ross, and Harry. Interested in any information on this line, and talking to other interested researchers. Albert Parrott, E-Mail: [email protected] No followups yet ..prs
Submitter: Albert Parrott	Parrott, McNutt, Hadden, Moffit Date: December 23, 1999 at 08:03:41 Home: Regional: U.S. States: Iowa: Page County Message #18 If you have links to any of these names in Page County, and would like to exchange information, please e-mail. Loveta Hadden, b. Dec. 17, 1854 married to Enos McNutt, is the only name I have in this line. Carrie Moffit is a tentative link right now. Albert Parrott, E-Mail: [email protected] Followups: Re: Parrott, McNutt, Hadden, Moffit LJ McCalla 4/27/00 ..prs
Submitter: LJ McCalla	Re: Parrott, McNutt, Hadden, Moffit Date: April 27, 2000 at 18:48:55 Genforum.com Regional: U.S. States: Iowa: Page County Message # 35 In Reply to: Parrott, McNutt, Hadden, Moffit by Albert Parrott Hi- I have some information. Email me if interested. No followups yet ..prs
Submitter: Terri Spencer	Charles Lewis Parrott b. 1848 France? Date: 3 Jun 2001 7:22 PM GMT Ancestry.com surname Boards - PARROTT Message #371 Looking for any information on Charles Lewis Parrott who married Carrie Isabelle Moffitt in 1881 Terri Spencer, E-Mail: [email protected] ..prs
Submitter: David A. Peck	PECK, Family Looking for information on the PECK family, Harvey T. PECK ( T.P. ) and Adella PECK. Their Mother was Mary Elizabeth (BOTT) PECK, Died May 7, 1897 ay Shenandoah Iowa and is buried in Rose Hill Cemetery next to her other son Isaac PECK. Any information will be greatly appreciated. Posted: Jul. 19, 1998
Submitter: Carol (Peddycoart) Friedman	PEDDYCOAT, Barnaba I am looking for information on where my great-great grandfather is buried. Barnaba Peddycoart b. 24 Feb 1807; m. 22 feb 1838 to Kitty Ann Doty; d 18 nov 1861 in Clarinda, IA. Died of injuries received "at the hands of the Rebels" --injuries took place in Missouri. I am not sure how long the family lived in Clarinda. They did move to Linn co. sometime after his death. My brother lives in Iowa and is going to try to find the correct cemetery and maybe the grave. I was hoping to find some clues for him, before he starts his search. Posted: 30 Apr. 1997, Received 29 Apr. 1997
Submitter: Monica Eshelman	PFLEIDER, Family Looking for anyone related to the PFLEIDER(ER) family. I am a relative through their connection with Gottfried PFLEIDERER (Sr) and Clara Emma WEGMANN, and would like to re-unite two branches of this family. Other connected surnames are KENDEL, NORRIS, KOHLER, HILL. Posted: 10/25/98 6:10:42 PM Pacific Standard Time
Submitter: WPEN1167	PENWELL, Family We are looking for Penwell information in Page County, Iowa. Thank you. Posted: Jul. 24, 1999
Submitter: Kerrie Hartloff	PENWELL, Family My grandmother, Nelda Fay Penwell was born at Valley Township, Page County, Iowa on December 5, 1907. Her parents were Benjamin Franklin Penwell and Eva May Villers. I am trying to find information on my great-grandparents Benjamin and Eva. The above information is from my grandmothers birth certificate. It is all the information I have about my great grandparents. I would like to know where they were from, When and where did they get married? Were there other relatives in Page County? Nelda Fay died in 1982 in California. She said she lived in Iowa, then moved to Wyoming with her family. Her parents died in Wyoming. I suspect that they were from Iowa and probably got married there. Any information on them would be greatly appreciated. Thank you! Posted: Jul. 19, 1998
Submitter: Bob LeBaugh	PERKINS, Zopher Searching for ancestors, descendants and other information on Zopher Perkins, b about 1870 in Clarinda. Zopher had a son Carroll Gilbert Perkins, b 27 Apr 1904 in Malvern IA; d Apr 1974. Willing to share information, All help appreciated. Bob LeBaugh Bellevue, NE Posted: May 22, 1998
Submitter: M. Hougland	PERKINS, Zopher Seeking ancestors and descendants of Zopher PERKINS b. 24 Mar 1871, Hawleyville, IA; d. 17 Nov 1943 Malvern, Mills Co. IA; bur. Malvern Cemetery; m. 1) Louisa E. MYERS b. 26 Feb 1874 Knoxville IA; dau of John Wesley MYERS and Mary Jane SPURLING/SPURLIN 2) Nellie HATFIELD. His mother, Anna ALLUMBAUGH, and father, Gabriel PERKINS, were married in Page Co. Posted: Feb. 13, 1999
Submitter: Esther Frye	PETERSON, Jacob M. Searching for any information on JACOB M. PETERSON, born 1851 and his wife ALICE HICKS nee KUEBLER born 1854 in Morrow Co. Oh. Lived in Page, Ia up until 1926 when Jacob died. Have family info on Alice. Please contact me if you are connected to this family. http://www.parlorcity.com/mdwlark/index.html Posted: Jul. 19, 1998
Submitter: Stacey R. Benson	PFANDER, Charles Attention descendants of Charles PFANDER and Marie Belle COLLIER married 24 Jun 1914 in Clarinda, Page, Iowa. Please send any information about this couple and their descendants to Stacey R. Benson e-mail: [email protected] Thanks. Posted: April 18, 1998
Submitter: Stacey R. Benson	PFANDER, George H. Attention descendants of George Howard PFANDER and Irma Carolyn HALE married 10 Feb 1926 in Clarinda, Page, Iowa. Please send any information about this couple or their descendants to Stacey R. Benson e-mail: [email protected] Thanks. Posted: April 18, 1998
Submitter: Stacey R. Benson	PFANDER, Stanley ttention descendants of Stanley PFANDER and Zula PAYTON married 19 Jul 1916 in Clarinda, Page, Iowa. Please send any information about this couple or their descendants to Stacey R. Benson e-mail: [email protected] Thanks. Posted: April 18, 1998
Submitter: Terry Pickens McLean	PHILLIPS - STANDLEY - BROWN Mary Jane PHILLIPS was born 1837 in Page County Iowa. She died 4 May 1865 in Page County. She married 1856 in Gentry Co., MO to James S. STANDLEY. She gave birth to several children, including 3 sets of twins. She died in or shortly after chilbirth with her last set of twins. Tho James and Mary lived part of the time in Gentry Co., MO her family must have remained in Page Co, for it was there that she was living and gave birth to her last set of twins while her husband was off serving in the Civil War. He was released early to come home to Page Co and care for his surviving young children. He apparenty md (2) in late 1865 a young woman who was helping him with the children, Sarah Jane BROWN, and they had a large family of their own. Born in IL, Sarah's family was living in Nodway Tpw, Page Co IA by 1860. In 1870 James and Sarah were living in Hawleyville. Then they moved to Missouri, and eventually to Kansas. I would like to know who the parents of Mary Jane PHILLIPS and Sarah Jane BROWN are. One researcher has stated that Mary's father is Thomas but I have seen nothing to prove (or disprove).. Sarah was daughter of William T. and Alice (WALKER) BROWN from IL? Thanks for any help. Happy to exchange info. Posted: March 12, 1998
Submitter: Walter Pike	PIKE, Family Hello Paul R. Sarrett, I found the Early Page County Marriage Records file you contributed for use in the USGenWeb Archieves to be very interesting. I found five family members in the listing. A GG Father and Mother and others. Could you tell me anything more about where the record originated. Each record contained a Roman Numeral-diget-digests. What do these mean? Examples: II-3-15; V-1-19; IV-4-12 My family arrived in Iowa in 1856 from Ohio. Although they were in Indiana for a few years prior to arriving in Iowa. William Pike and Beulah M. (Mercer) Pike. Thanking you in advance for any information you might share. Best regards, Walter, this source was indicated at the front of the marriage records; "Page from the Past" [PFP] II = Volume; 1 to 4 (quarterly) and Page Number. ..prs Posted: Jul. 04, 1999
Submitter: William Pine	PINE, William William PINE died in Clarinda, Iowa in 1877 at the age of 79 years and is buried in the Poisley Cemetery. William Pine was born in Virginia in 1797, married in 1826 and had nine children. In 1853 he moved family to Grant County, WI and by 1869 he was in Iowa. Seeking any information on his children who also lived in Iowa and Page County. William Anderson Pine, b. 1830 in Virginia. Harrison Pine, b. 1842. Robert Harvey Pine, b.1831. Robert owned land in Page County, Harlan Township in 1870. Alexander Pine (1834-1910) married Abigail CHASE in 1865. George Washington Pine (1836-1903) married Deana S. HAYDEN and later settled in Clear Lake, Iowa. Henry S. Pine(1839-1893) and last, Jasper N.Pine b. 1846. Any help with this family would be greatly appriciated. Posted: 04 Jan. 1997
Submitter: Donna Lea Jensen	Pin Hook School Does any one have any information on the Pin Hook School that was built before 1890 southeast of Clarinda? In 1954 Paul McElroy was president of the Pin Hook School. I am wondering if this school is still standing and if so, the directions to get to it. Any info you have would be appreciated. Thanks. Donna Lea Jensen 3406 Salish Trail Stevensville, MT 59870 [email protected] Posted: 10/19/98 2:54:05 PM Pacific Daylight Time

PINKERTON Family from Northern Ireland to Washington Co., NY. to Waupaca Co., WI. to Page Co., IA.
Paul R. Sarrett	PINKERTON, Samuel W. Posted: 09 Jan. 1997 1st. Son of James,1 PINKERTON and Rachel (Warwick) PINKERTON. Was born on 1 or 8th Sep. 1825 near Ballymoney, County of Antrim, Ireland. Died about 1915, at 90 years of age, in Page Co., Ia; Buried in the COVENANTER Cemetery, Page Co., IA., a Headstone marks his grave (Lot 12, Plot 5) He migrated to American, 09 May, 1848; At the age of 23, he married on 08 Feb. 1849, in Rutlan Co., Vermont, to the 24 year old Miss Margaret Jane SMITH, b. 01 Mar. 1826, Antrim Co., Ireland; d. 23 Jan. 1913, at the age of 86 years, 10 months and 22 days, in Page Co., IA; She was buried along side her husband, in the COVENANTER Church Cemetery, of Page Co., IA., where a Headstone marks her grave (Lot 12, Plot 6)  They had Seven children born to this Union: (4 Sons & 3 Dau's)  1. 1st. Son  James PINKERTON;  b. 1850, WS; d. 1873, age 20  2. 1st. Dau:  Martha PINKERTON;  b. 1853, WS; m. 1871 Wm. J. BAYLES;  3. 2nd. Son:  Samuel J. PINKERTON;  b. 1856, WS; m. 1st Mollie J. HOWARD,  m. 2nd A.V. TUCKER  4. 3rd. Son:  Robert W. PINKERTON;  b. 1858, IA; m. 1882 Carrie J. BENNETT  5. 4th. Son:  Rev. Wm. A. PINKERTON;  b. 1861, IA; m. Alice E. WHITEHEAD  6. 2nd. Dau:  Margaret J. PINKERTON;  b. 1863, IA; m. 1884 to James U. McKEOWN  7. 3rd. Dau:  *Rachel PINKERTON;  b. 1867, IA; m. 1885 to R. Alex. DUNCAN *Rachel (Pinkerton) DUNCAN is my Gr-GrandMother<---prsjr Would like to share information with any one working on these families.
Submitter: Mary Hillman	PINKERTON, James Mr. Sarrett, My name is Mary Hillman I live in Greene Co., Illinois. My ggggrandfather was James Pinkerton married to Mary Foster. They are buried in Greene Co. There are more curves in this line than carter has pills. Some lady here doing research has James father as David Pinkerton married to Mary FitzRandolph, however the dates do not add up. Pat Callas gave me your name she thought I might match some of your research. Thank you for your time. Mary at [email protected] or [email protected] Date: 98-01-26 13:35:30 EST Mary, Thanks for the E-Mail, but I don't think your PINKERTON's are part of the Page Co., IA. branch. ..prs
Submitter: Cheryl Butler	PINKERTON, Robert 1st E-Mail:Date: February 27, 2000 at 17:19:26 Pinkerton Family Genealogy Forum Message # 236 Robert, Samuel, Robert, Arthur I am looking for any information I can find about my grandfathers. Robert was born before 1790 in Ireland. He married Jayne Lockridge about whom I know nothing. Their son Samuel was born 1-1-1803 in county Antrim, Ireland. He married Mary Warnock 4-10-1841. They had 1. Eliza, +2. Robert, 3. John Loughridge, 4. James Loughridge, 5. James, 6. Samuel and 7. William. 2. Robert, born January 17, 1844, in Balleymoney, Antrim, Ireland, married Margaret Cochrane. He died in Waupaca Wisconsin, June 6, 1906. Their Children were 1. Rosa, 2. Jennie, and 3. Arthur Robert Pinkerton. This Arthur is my grandfather. If anyone recognises these folk, I would be more than happy to exchange information. - cheryl [email protected] Cheryl I am "Connected" to your Robert PINKERTON and Margaret COCHRANE, but I have some different dates and names. Check out my PINKERTON Famiy at URL: https://sites.rootsweb.com/~iapage/families/pinkertn/PINK000.HTM I would like to exchange Info. on these families. ..prs 2nd E-Mail: Date: Sat, 10 Nov 2001 at: 7:20:01 PM Eastern Standard Time From: "JackVButler" [email protected] Dear Sir: First let me thank you for more information about my Pinkerton family. I knew about the names, I just didn't have some of the dates. Now I have somewhere to start looking again. I want to clear up a grave error in your report. Arthur Robert Pinkerton did not die at the young age of three years. He was my grandfather and lived until April 16, 1966. He married my grandmother, Almyra Pearl Sanders, b. 15, January 1892 in Chicago, Illinois, August 15, 1917. They had three children, a girl, a girl, and a son, Arthur Robert Pinkerton Jr. b. July 10, 1927 in Tampa, Florida and d. 1990 - 1999, St Petersburg, Florida. The first daughter married and had four daughters, all still living and the second daughter married and had one daughter, still living. Since the daughters of Arthur and Pearl are still living, I will not give you additional details. Arthur was a member of the first law class at the University of Florida in 1915 or 1916, and was a judge in the State. I hope this helps you clear up this mistake. If you have any questions about this, please e-mail me. Sincerely, Cheryl Butler Cheryl Thanks, for the E-Mail, but you have not showed any "Proof" that the Arthur Robert PINKERTON, 2nd s/o Robert,5 & 2nd Wife Maggie L. (Cockrane) Pinkerton, b. c1886, Waupaca, WI. d. 1889, a3y This Arthur Robert Pinkerton, has been documented by [REF:#39] Page 4 3rd E-Mail: Date: Mon, 12 Nov 2001 8:59:45 PM Eastern Standard Time From: "JackVButler" [email protected] To: <[email protected] CC: "Tom & Holly Kobza" [email protected] Interesting response - it comes across somewhat rude - was that really what you were trying for?. I confess that I am rather curious as to what proof you demanded of Holly that Arthur Robert Pinkerton died young? She told me that since they could not find any information about him, they assumed he died young. Not much "proof" there. Actually, we have talked to Holly Sprize Kobza (apparently she got married since sending you the data) several times over the past couple of years and I am sure that she now acknowledges that her original research on my grandfather was in error. I confess, too, that your terseness tempted me to say that I know that my grandfather Arthur Robert Pinkerton, was the same "Arthur Robert Pinkerton who was the 2nd s/o Robert, 5 & 2nd Wife Maggie L. (Cockrane) Pinkerton, b. c1886, Waupaca, WI" because he told me that he was and to leave it at that. He did, after all, live near us for many years and with us for a few. I really would, however, like to see the mistakes about my branch of the family that appear on your web site corrected, so I offer the additional information below. Actually, Holly already had evidence that my grandfather had survived - though she may not have fully recognized it at the time. A while back she sent me a copy of several photographs and a newspaper article about Aunt Jennie Campbell Pinkerton and asked me if I knew her (Aunt Jennie is listed as 1.2.6.1.3 2nd. Dau: JENNIE C. PINKERTON on your web site). The answer was yes, I knew Aunt Jennie - I had met her several times when I was a child. Also, I already had a copy of the article that my mother had collected. The article was published two days before Aunt Jennie's 90th birthday in 1971. It related news of a reception for Aunt Jennie's birthday and also included something of a detailed summary of her life In the part of the article that explains how Jennie C. Pinkerton of Waupaca, Wisconsin came to meet her husband William Wesley Holland, it states" "A man of means, Pinkerton had bought a large plantation in Cuba and when he died a few years later, since his sons Walter, then a prominent physician, and Arthur, an attorney, were unable to take time off, Jennie went to Havana to dispose of the property." This single sentence references, in order, my great-grandfather Robert Pinkerton, my great-uncle Walter, my grandfather Arthur Robert, and my great-aunt Jennie. It offers proof that my grandfather Arthur R. Pinkerton was alive at the time of his father's death. Aunt Jennie, by the way, did live a long life, but she did not live to be 109 years old as suggested on your site - she died in Fort Meyers, Florida on September 15, 1974 (check the SSDI for proof). Jennie Campbell Pinkerton met her future husband in Cuba while there looking after her father's plantation. They were married, by the way, in Key West, Florida in 1909. American nationals were not allowed to be married in Cuba at that time, so they took the boat over to Key West and married. Aunt Jennie's interview said that my grandfather Arthur was a lawyer and that is correct. He was a graduate of the first - ever - law school class of the University of Florida at Gainesville. I have a photocopy of his year book and my aunt (Arthur's second daughter) has the original. As I said in my original email, he later became a Judge in Tampa, Florida. In addition to the referenced article, and to my own and my mother's personal knowledge, all of grandfather's personal records containing his birth date indicate that he was born on April 12, 1886 in Waupaca, Wisconsin. If you want a public record, I have my grandfather's death certificate, dated April 16, 1966, recorded in Orange County, Florida, where he died. On the death certificate, he is listed as Arthur Robert Pinkerton, date of birth April 12, 1886, place of birth Waupaca, Wisconsin. I also have my mother's birth certificate. Her father is listed as Arthur R. Pinkerton, and his birthplace is listed as Waupaca, Wisconsin. Besides these documents, there are all of these other niggling little coincidences, like grandfather having among his personal effects a photograph of his parents Robert R. Pinkerton, Margaret L. Cochrane, his older half brother Walter Pinkerton, his sister, Jennie Campbell Pinkerton and himself. And his continued contact throughout his life with his sister Jennie C. Pinkerton (because she stayed in close contact, there are several other pictures of her over the years). I assume that this is adequate to convince you that I do, in fact, know who my grandfather was and that he was the Arthur Robert Pinkerton born to Robert R. Pinkerton and his second wife Margaret (Maggie) Cochrane. If not, what "proof" are you looking for? Cheryl Butler [email protected] Cheryl, Asking for "proof" is not rude, in your E-Mail (Date: Sat, 10 Nov 2001 7:20:01 PM Eastern Standard Time) you did NOT give me any explanation, why Holly (Sprise) Kobza listed Arthur Robert Pinkerton died at age 3y; You did NOT give me any Census records where he was in the same household.; You did NOT cite his Birth Certificate listing his parentage nor a Death Certificate with same. I wasn't indicating that you do not know your Grandfather, just that we had information that was contradictory to yours, and will be conceded to, when any other proof of the opposite is provided, which is logical and reasonable and not opposed by any other evidence. Thanks for your clarification. See: Arthur Robert PINKERTON Have a nice day!..prs 4th E-Mail: Date: Date: 13 Nov 2001 at: 2:51:01 PM Pacific Standard Time Paul, Actually, you did not ask for anything in your first reply, you merely made challenging statements that were clearly intentionally curt and, yes, even rude. A request for evidence would probably have looked more like a question. And since it was an initial contact, I did not think it necessary to include an extreme amount of detail. Sorry, but since I was talking about my grandfather whom I knew personally, and not some distant multi-great grandfather, it simply did not occur to me that you would think that I might get him mixed up with some other Arthur R. Pinkerton. I am happy to see, though, that you are apparently now seeking a higher level of evidence than you apparenly sought when you originally created the site - if you follow up on it, it will undoubtedly make your on-line efforts more accurate and useful. You have a nice day, yourself. Cheryl Butler [email protected] This Nov 13, 2001, was the last we ever heard from Cleryl...prs
Submitter: Linde Lunney	PINKERTON, Robert Pinkerton Family Genealogy Forum Message # 236 Followups: #245 Re: Robert, Samuel, Robert, Arthur Linde Lunney 3/14/00 Cheryl, I am certain these people are related to the many Pinkerton families around Ballymoney. They are complicated and inter-married, and the names always included Robert, Samuel, William..., so I don't know that I will be able to link your lot and mine, but I'd be glad to help you with background and what information I have been able to put together on my own line. I was born in Ballymoney, so I know the area well. If you mail me at [email protected] I can reply from my notes Date: March 14, 2000 at 01:49:12 ..prs
Submitter: Cal McDermid	Pinkerton-McDermid Families of Sherman County Oregon I happened across the Pinkerton Family History. My name is Cal McDermid and my grandmother was Mabel Grace Pinkerton McDermid. I can fill in a few of the blanks and make some corrections regarding our part of the family. Please let me know if you are interested. I was very fascinated by the Pinkerton History. Sincerely, Cal McDermid ([email protected]) Date: Apr 22, 2001 Cal, Thanks for the E-Mail, Would like for you to "fill in the blanks & make corrections" on the Pinkerton/McDermid Family Profile..prs E-Mail: Date: 4/22/01 6:45:56 PM Pacific Daylight Time Thank you for your quick reply. I would love to make a contribution to the "Family" history. It may take some phone calls and a few days to get some notes together but you will be hearing back from me soon! Sincerely, Cal McDermid ([email protected])
Submitter: Anna Pinkerton Richards	PINKERTON, James Albert 1st E-Mail: Date: 27 Jul 2002 at: 2:36:13 AM Pacific Daylight Time Subj: Clarinda Ia Cemetery Dear Paul, Realizing both of us had Pinkertons in Page Co. IA., I wonder if you would be kind to help me with this: At the Clarinda City Cemetery: PINKERTON, Ada Bertha, d. Oct 7, 1950, aged 68y, 10m, 14d (P.D. Pinkerton lot) PINKERTON, Clyde, Oct 24, 1875 - Oct 8, 1918 (P.D. Pinkerton lot) PINKERTON, Damaris, Jan 31, 1852 - Feb 7, 1937 (P.D. Pinkerton lot) PINKERTON, James Albert, PINKERTON, Phoebe D. FINLEY, his wife, Jan 31, 1852 - Feb 7, 1937 PINKERTON, P. D., May 27, 1848 - Nov 7, 1911 PINKERTON, Wilbur C., Oct 23, 1879 - July 21, 1953 I will claim James Albert.......nothing behind his name, so do you think he is actually buried there or just listed on Phoebe's stone? They did have a son Clyde, from a census I have his born 1876..so that is one yr. off with the above Clyde. However since the above Clyde is buried on the P. D. lot I assume it is another person. James Albert and Phoebe also had a son b 1879, and I don't have his name, which could be the Wilbur C., that is, unless he belongs to the P. D. Pinkerton group. When they are listed alphabetically, grouping them with a family is a little harder. Do you know who Wilbur C. is buried near? Thanks kindly if you can help me. I was actually searching for James Albert Pinkerton's cousins that also went to the same area. 1.) Joseph Karnaghan and his wife Ellen McCullough...and I did find them listed. Is there any way you can tell if they were buried by James Albert Pinkerton. 2.) The third I was searching for was Josephs brother, William Karnaghan..and I couldn't find him. Thanks again, Anna Pinkerton Richards [email protected] Anna, Thanks, for the E-Mail. We believe is James Albert PINKERTON, of Ohio We would like to exchange info. on this family! We have not researched the KARNAGHAN/McCULLOUGH and only find the following: (See Clarinda City Cemetery, Birchwood Section, Pg 30) ..prs 2nd E-Mail: Date: 28 Jul 2002 5:23:39 AM Pacific Daylight Time Dear Paul, Thanks for your respond. I can confirm the information you stated is correct. Ebenezers wife was Mary McCreary. You might want to save my E-mail and send those requesting information about those Pinkerton individuals on to me. What I asking was if.. James Albert PINKERTON is actually buried there beside his wife? And is Clyde and Wilbur buried right beside them? I am very complete on the Karnaghans also and I do have the family genealogy...again from the cemetery listing on line I was wondering if Joseph is indeed buried by Ellen. And, I had not found the Addenda Section of Elizabeth. Again, I can not tell it its just stating that Elizabeth is buried there and not W. S. My beloved just told me we will travel there over Labor day and get pics of the cemetery stones, which can answer my questions. I have a ton of Pictures to take in Page Co. I use a digital camera and works well for placing the cemetery pictures direcly into my genealogy program. The above Ebenezer Pinkerton was from South Carolina, Preble Co. Ohio, Peoria Co. IL He was a brother to my 2nd great grandfather Samuel. Samuels descendants also went to Page Co., but through daughters. I am through Samuel, male lineage and they went north to Adair Co. IA. I will be returned there for burial with the host of Pinkertons. I do cemetery look ups in Adair Co. I wish it had an administrator like you, you have a lovely site in Page Co. I have tons and tons of genealogy materials that I could post.......and take a peek at it, he doesn't post anything. It is dull. Keep up your good work! Thanks again, Anna Pinkerton Richards, Bolivar, MO. [email protected] Anna, I do Not know is they are buried together or not, all our records ar listed alphabatized. We would love to post the Cemetery headstone pictures on the IAPAGE site. ..prs 3rd E-Mail: Date: 20 Aug 2002 at: 8:52:40 PM Pacific Daylight Time Subj: Unknown Photos Dear Paul, I have two pictures (unknown) that I was wanting to post to the IAPAGE sight, however I didn't find a place. Do you imagine a place to allow for this could be arranged? I have saved both pics to jpeg. Both were taken at Wilkinsen studio on the Northwest corner of the square, Clarinda IA. I am from the "other" Pinkerton lineage. My lines are very complete. I have been doing genealogy for years. It was from my line that Clara E. Pinkerton married Charles Duncan in 1917. I understand how this ties in with your family. And, I have corresponded with you a few times, perhaps you remember. Thanks kindly, Anna Pinkerton Richards [email protected] Anna, sure I remember you (See See: Your Pinkerton Queries) We were waiting for some Cemetery Headstone pictures you promised. Just "attached" the .JPG file and send me a E-Mail with the pertant information. James Albert PINKERTON of Ohio Family Profile! 4th E-Mail: 21 Aug 2002 at: 10:58:21 AM Pacific Daylight Time Attachment File: ClarindaPic1Unknown.zip (61607 bytes) DL Time (57600 bps): < 1 minute Thanks kindly Paul, I am searching to see if anyone else may have these same pictures, or if anyone from Page Co. recognizes them. Both were taken at Wilkinsen studio on the Northwest corner of the square, Clarinda IA. I don't necessarily think they are from the lineage of Clara E. Pinkerton that married Charles Duncan. There were several of my kin that settled in the area...they might even be Glasgow's ??? I don't imagine I will make it to Page Co. now to take cemetery pictures like I had intended over this Labor Day, because I have a "new" grandbaby I must go see! Thanks again for your posting these! Anna Pinkerton Richards [email protected] To: All, we have been sent the following "Unknown" photos. If any one can identify or recognizes any of these photos, please contact the submitter, or if you have any "Unknown" Page Co., Photos you would like to post here, just send me a (600x400 pixel) .JPG file with known information. I will post it on this IAPAGE site...prs (Only send One .JPG file at a time, I will not accept a bunch of .ZIP-upfiles.) See: URL: https://sites.rootsweb.com/~iapage/unk-photos/0photos-idx.htm
Submitter: Charles Stewart	Pinkerton Ancestry: Jennie (PINKERTON) STEWART Dated: Mon, December 21, 2009 2:24:29 PM I was searching for a John Pinkerton, whom is my great grandfather. He had a daughter, Jennie, my grandmother, whom I knew. My information is, born may 28 1868, in Shushan NY, Washington county. Died November 11,1950, in Glens Falls NY, Warren county. My info lists her name as Margaret Jennie Pinkerton (Stewart). I found some of this also in a Volune -II. Pinkerton Family Profile, which is referenced in 10 pages titled John R. Pinkerton, 1797-1876 Page Co., Ia. Genealogy & Family Profiles. This is followed by Washington Co., New York Pinkertons. This John Pinkerton was married to Sarah Ann McCallister, born in 1840, in Ballymena, Northern Ireland. I hope this helps. I thank you for any help, and wish you a Merry Christmas. Charles Stewart, born July 20, 1938, Still alive. Thanks, Charles Stewart, [email protected] Charles, You wrote last year about your Grandmother       See: Mrs. Jennie M. (Pinkerton) STEWART, Family Profile of Kingsburry, Washington Co., New York Take a look at your branch Profile, and we woud like some help in correcting any Unknowns or Not traced. ....prs
Submitter: Linda J. Pointer	POINTER, William A William POINTER was on the 1850 Page Co. Census with wife Elizabeth, children James 13, Ward 11, Alice 8, Franklin 7, David 6, John 2, and Francis 1. All but Francis were born in Missouri. Francis was born in IA. The family is believed to have been in Clinton Co. Missouri before moving to Page Co. Where did this family go after 1850? Is there a connection between the families of William POINTER b. c. 1803 and the family of Vincent POINTER b. c. 1840 and found in Page Co. after 1870? Seeking information regarding family of Vincent Woodrow POINTER b. c. 1840, m. 1871 Rebecca E. Hardee in Page Co. IA. Children may be: Daphne, Vincent E., Ara, E. "Virgil", and Ole all born in Page Co. IA. A Vincent POINTER b. c. 1803 m. Ara Ann Reece in Montgomery Co. IN. in 1835. Could Vincent POINTER b. c. 1840 with daughter Ara be their son? He did not appear on the 1850 Census with the elder Vincent in Indiana. The HARDEE family was also in Montgomery Co. IN. Any help with these two families who were in Page Co. between 1850 & 1880 would be appreciated. Posted: Jun. 08, 1998
Submitter: Linda Patterson	POLSLEY, John H. I noticed on the Page County web page that you are researching Polsley. My gggrandmother is Margaret Emily Polsley, daughter of John Haymond Polsley. Would you like to discuss our connection and exchange information? John Hammond POLSLEY, b. 29 Aug 1793, m. 1st Mary COLLINS, they had 16 Children, m. 2nd Phebey JONES, and had 9 more Children. Total of "25" 2nd born 1st dau Margaret Emily POLSLEY, b. 1819 m. c1844 to Thomas E. VEACH ..prs Posted: Oct. 04, 1999
Submitter: Paul R. Sarrett, Jr.	PUGH, Evan,3 Sr. Evan,3 PUGH Sr. (s/o Samuel & Sarah PUGH) b. c1788, Wood Co., VA (now WV.) d. 17-JUN-1847, a59y in Shawnee Twp., Fountain Co., IN Buried: Cemetery Location Unknown, Fountain Co., IN At the age of 28y (bfr 1816, Wood Co., VA. he married the 22 year old Miss Elizabeth AYLES; (d/o M/M AYLES Parents) b. 1794, Wood Co.?, VA d. bfr 1870, a76y, near Attica PO, Fountain Co., IN Buried: Cemetery Location Unknown, Fountain Co., IN They had 7 Children born to this Union: (First 4 born in Wood Co., VA. (now WV.) (Three born in Shawnee Twp., Fountain Co., IN.) 1. 1st Dau: "Eliza" c1816- m. c1840 1) Joseph MEYERS, c1847 2) Mr. HUFMAN, ?Ch. 2. 1st Son: David, c1818- m. *1840 Cinthia A. BROWN, 5Ch. 3. 2nd Dau: Sarah, *1820-1862 a41y m. *1841 Robert M. WILSON, 8Ch. 4. 3rd Dau: Susan, c1822-1870 a48y m. *1842 George BROWN, 8Ch. 5. 2nd Son: John, c1824- Not Traced! 6. 3rd Son: Evan Jr.c1830- Idiotic Mute! 7. 4th Son: Elias, c1831- m. Sarah BROWN, 0Ch. Posted: Jun. 08, 1998 ..prs
Submitter: Grace Walsh	Researching Pugh surname Dear Paul, I have been researching my dad's family from SC for a couple of years now. I emailed you once probably 2-3yrs ago about Native American search. I remember thinking then that I wished my surnames matched yours because your name comes up just about everywhere I click. Anyway, to make a long story short, I found a Wm Pugh buried in Oakwood Cemetery in Spartanburg SC who I beleive is my gggrandfathers brother. I called Wayne Harris at Floyd's Mortuaries there and he pull the funeral record for William. He is listed as being born in Creston (Union Co.) Iowa. So I have been online all morning searching thru Iowa Genweb records and am finding Pugh's everywhere. I had to laugh when I just came across the first census taken for Page County Iowa and found your note saying you'd share info with others researching the same surnames. I might add my keen sense of premonition must have led me here. Please drop me a line so we can compare notes. THANK YOU! Grace Walsh [email protected] Date: 8/7/99 12:40:48 PM Pacific Daylight Time Thanks for the E-Mail and kind words. My "Connection" to the PUGH family goes to my G-G-Grandmother Sarah PUGH (See Attached Pugh Family Profile ..prs
Submitter: John Pugh	Pugh/Ayles Ancestors Paul, I was referred to you by a friend that is researching the Ayles family line. She suggests you and I have common ancestors. Can you help? Thanks in Advance John Pugh in Murphysboro, Illinois [email protected] P.S. Samuel's parents were Evan Pugh and Elizabeth Ayles. Samuel was my gt. gt. grandfather. Descendants of Samuel Pugh Generation No. 1 1. Samuel6 Pugh (Evan5, Samuel4, Robert3, Evan2, Robert1) was born 1815 in Va., and d. November 1862 in Washington Co. IL. He married Nancy Ayles May 23, 1832 in Fountain, Indiana. She was born 1817 in Ohio. 1850 Federal census Washington Co. Illinois: Page Line Surname Name Age Place Born 1154a 26 Pugh Samuel 35 b. 1815 Va 1154a 27 Pugh Nancy 33 b. 1817 Oh 1154a 28 Pugh Milo 14 b. 1836 Indiana 1154a 29 Pugh Mary J. 13 b. 1837 Indiana 1154a 30 Pugh David 11 b. 1839 Indiana 1154a 31 Pugh Charles 10 b. 1840 Illinois 1154a 32 Pugh Samuel 4 b. 1846 Illinois 1154a 33 Pugh Malinda 2 b. 1848 Illinois Date: Fri, 27 Jul 2001 11:03:52 PM Eastern Daylight Time John, Thanks for the E-Mail. My PUGH family "Connection" is through Sarah PUGH, 1820-1862, 2nd Dau of Evan PUGH Sr. (1788-1847) & Elizabeth Unknown of Shawnee Twp., Fountain Co., IN. She married Robert WILSON, 17 Jan 1841, in Fountain Co., IN. and moved to Page Co., IA. where she died on 10 Jan 1862, buried in Davis Cemetery. You mentioned that your "Samuel's parents were Evan Pugh and Elizabeth Ayles. Samuel was my gt. gt. grandfather." I don't have Evan's wife last name, and I don't have your Samuel, b. 1815 as part of the Fountain Co. Evan's family. No Son (b. 1815) can be identified in the 1820, 1830 or 1840 Census for Evan's family. In Evan's W.&T. of May 2, 1846 he mentions only 7 Children? No mention of Samuel PUGH? For more info on this PUGH Family see URL: PUGH Family Profile, Page Co., IA Would love to compare notes on this family.
Submitter: Shayne Pugh	Pugh / Ayles connection Paul, how does the information I sent you on the Pugh family look to you? Shayne [email protected] Date: Tue, 7 Aug 2001 9:03:02 AM Eastern Daylight Time ..prs Date: Tue, 14 Aug 2001 12:46:52 PM Eastern Daylight Time Paul, the 1850 census of Washington Co. Illinois has listed my gt. grandfather David Pugh place of birth as Ia. but because he was married in Fountain Co. INDIANA I thought the census taker had made an error and abbreviated Indiana incorrectly. Is it possible my Samuel Pugh had moved to Page Co. Iowa with his sister Sarah Pugh Wilson? Shayne [email protected] Descendants of Samuel Pugh Generation No. 1 1. Samuel6 Pugh (Evan5, Samuel4, Robert3, Evan2, Robert1) was born 1815 in Va.. He married Nancy A. Ayles May 23, 1832 in Fountain, Indiana. She was born 1817 in Ohio. 1850 Federal census Washington Co. Illinois: Page Line Surname Name Age Place Born 1154a 26 Pugh, Samuel 35 Va 1154a 27 Pugh, Nancy 33 Oh 1154a 28 Pugh, Milo 14 IA 1154a 29 Pugh, Mary J. 13 IA 1154a 30 Pugh, David 11 IA 1154a 31 Pugh, Charles 10 IL 1154a 32 Pugh, Samuel 4 IL 1154a 33 Pugh, Clarinda 2 IL ..prs Subj: Re: Pugh / Ayles connection Date: Sun, 9 Sep 2001 11:16:14 PM Eastern Daylight Time Just touching base with you to see if you have any thoughts on the family info I sent you? Its exciting to know that there may be family link and its especially exciting to know that someone as experienced with genealogy research as you are may be linked to my family. I come across your name almost weekly as I research my family. Just today I found you as an author of how to research your Indian family roots. Shayne [email protected]
Submitter: Nelda Cherry-Morton	PUGH, John W. Paul, while looking through Page Co., IA items, I saw you have a Sarah PUGH listed. do you have any more information on her? I am interested in seeing if she connects to my John W. PUGH. Here is what I know about John W. PUGH: John W. Pugh born 8 June 1846 in Preston Co., W.Va. married 6 Sept 1869 in Warren Co., IA to Florence CHERRY born 18 Apr 1851 in Chillicothe, Ross Co., OH. They had 12 children. John died 17 May 1921 in Clarinda, Page Co., IA. I don't know if he died in the hospital there or if he might have been visiting family or friends. Was wondering if your Sarah could have been an aunt to my John. I can't seem to make a connection to anyone that might have been John's parents. John and Florence lived most of their lives in Warren Co., IA and a few years in Polk Co., IA. John died in Page Co., and Florence died on 17 Sept 1924 in Grand River twp, Wayne Co., IA at the home of her brother Arthur Cherry. Both are buried in the Norwalk Cemetery, Norwalk, Warren Co., IA Any light you can shed on this would be appreciated. Thanks, Nelda Cherry-Morton email: [email protected] Date: Wed, 5 Apr 2000 8:04:06 AM Eastern Daylight Time Nelda, Thanks for the E-Mail. No record of John PUGH, dying in Page Co. (per Page Co. Newspaper Index.) ..prs Date: Thu, 13 Apr 2000 John Wesley? Pugh was born in Preston Co., WVA He died in Page Co., Ia If he was in the hospital there would there be a death record or were they kept quiet? Died 17 May 1921 He was brought back to Warren Co., Ia for burial. Nelda Cherry-Morton email: [email protected] Nelda, No record of John Wesley PUGH, dying 17 May 1921 in Page Co. (per Page Co. Newspaper Index.) ..prs
Submitter: Nora Probasco	PROBASCO, Family I am interested in PROBASCO surname info, family trees and research. I am starting a central PROBASCO database to direct researchers to others who are researching their line. The PROBASCO's have been in Page County since the early 1900's. Posted: Feb. 12, 1998, Received 10 Feb. 1998

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These records are part of the "Genealogy Computer Package" *** PC-PROFILE *** Volume - II. DUNCAN & Related Families© Compiled and self Published in Oct. 14, 1993 by Paul R. Sarrett, Jr. with the assistance of my late mother Mrs. M. Lucille (WILSON) SARRETT. (1917-1987, age age 70yrs) & My Grandmother: Mrs. Vera B. (DUNCAN) WILSON (1896-1988, age 92yrs) The "Work-Books" were compiled by listing the various families, born, married, died, and a history of that family branch. In 1996 I started "Up-Loading" this material on the now called Friends of Page Co., site...prs

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