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Part II - Henry Lamb
Family Group "B"

William Lamb
and
Miriam Newby

William Lamb, son of Henry Lamb and probably his first wife Gulielma, was born in 1723, in Perquimans County, North Carolina, and died 7 February 1757.

He was married 6 December 1750, and it was reported 2d, 11m, 1751, that he had married Miriam Newby, who was born June 1726, daughter of Samuel Newby and Elizabeth Albertson (See: Newby and Albertson families, Part II) (Miriam was a sister of Elizabeth Newby, wife of Esau, below)

He purchased a farm on Perquimans River in 1755. On 4 December 1757, he wrote his will and the minutes of the Perquimans Meeting reported the following February that he was found in a very low state of health and that assistance was rendered. He died about that time. He named his three daughters in the will he made in Perquimans County, North Carolina, probated April 1758.

Miriam was given permission in 1759 to marry Abraham Elliott, but there was no wedding recorded. (See: Elliott Family, Part III). The children were born in Perquimans County, North Carolina.

Children:

  1. Elizabeth Lamb, born about 1752

  2. Miriam Pearson Lamb, born about 1754

  3. Mary Lamb, born about 1756

THIRD GENERATION




B-1. Elizabeth Lamb

Elizabeth Lamb, daughter of William Lamb and Miriam Newby, was born about 1752, in Perquimans County, North Carolina. She was married there 1 July 1772 to Mark Pearson, who was born either 6 March, or 1 July, in 1752, son of Jonathan Pearson and Rebecca Elliott. (See: Pearson Family, Part VIII)

Elizabeth and Mark moved to Wayne County, North Carolina, in 1777, joining Contentnea Monthly Meeting, until 1796, where they are recorded in Surrey County, North Carolina, in the Westfield Monthly Meeting.

About 1800, they are recorded in Grayson County, Virginia, just across the border, in Mount Pleasant Monthly Meeting. On 28 March 1812, they received transfers to Fall Creek Monthly Meeting, in Highland County, Ohio. It took them 2 months to travel. In 1815, they transferred membership to Fairfield Monthly Meeting, Clinton County, Ohio, where it is believed they died.

Children:

  1. William Pearson, born 24 February 1773, Perquimans County, North Carolina.

  2. Deborah Pearson, born about 1775.

  3. Rebecca Pearson, born 30 December 1777, Wayne County, North Carolina.

  4. John Pearson, born 29 September 1780, Wayne County, North Carolina.

  5. Dorcas Pearson, born 1 January 1783, died 20 March 1785, Wayne County, North Carolina.

  6. Isaac Pearson, born 7 September 1784.

  7. Elizabeth Pearson, born 22 October 1786; married/1 9 December 1806, Grayson County, Ohio, Lewis Chance; married/2 Isaac Constant.









B-2. Miriam Pearson Lamb

Miriam Pearson Lamb, daughter of William Lamb and Miriam Newby, was born about 1754, in Perquimans County, North Carolina.

She was married 5 October 1774 to Ichabod Pearson, brother to above Mark Pearson. Ichabod was born 5 October 1774, Wells Monthly Meeting, Perquimans County. He was the son of Jonathan Pearson and Rebecca Elliott. (See: G-2. Jonathan Pearson)

Ichabod Pearson obtained a land grant in Wayne County, North Carolina of 640 acres in 1787. He lived in the northern Wayne County area near the Contentnea Monthly Meeting. His family had a long Quaker trdition, and after the Revolutionary War, many members moved west to Indiana and Ohio. Some relocated to the Nahunta Monthly Meeting, but after the Civil War many moved to the West.

Ichabod died about 1803/8. Miriam was married/2 on 13 November 1808, in Contentnea, Wayne County, Indiana, to William Dickinson.

Miriam died about 1811 in Wayne County, North Carolina. In 1811 her daughter Margaret and husband Samuel Collier took Miriam's sons Jonathan and William with them to Ohio.

Children:

  1. Huldah Pearson, born 18 March 1777, in Contentnea, Wayne County, North Carolina; married Jesse Maudlin

  2. Rhoda Pearson, born 7 March 1779 in Contentnea, Wayne County, North Carolina

  3. Ichabod Pearson Jr., born 15 March 1781 in Contentnea, Wayne County, North Carolina

  4. Abraham Pearson, born 11 August 1784 in Contentnea, Wayne County, North Carolina

  5. Margaret Pearson, born 11 October 1786 in Contentnea, Wayne County, North Carolina; married 10 December 1803, in Contentnea, Wayne County, North Carolina, to Samuel Collyer/Collier, born about 1785, moved in 1811, to Highland County, Ohio

  6. Barnabas “Barney” Pearson, born 11 February 1789 in Contentnea, Wayne County, North Carolina

  7. Job Pearson, born 24 February 1791 in Contentnea, Wayne County, North Carolina

  8. Jonathan Pearson, born 3 March 1794 in Contentnea, Wayne County, North Carolina, moved in 1811, to Highland County, Ohio, died 1875, buried in Oswego, Labette County, Kansas

  9. William Pearson, Rev, born 22 October 1797 in Contentnea, Wayne County, North Carolina





B-3. Mary Lamb

Mary Lamb, daughter of Henry Lamb, was born about 1756, in Perquimans County, North Carolina.

She was married/1 11 January 1787, in Piney Woods Meeting to Thomas Hollowell, who was born 14 May 1762, son of Joseph Hollowell and Leah Moore. In 1789, he was recommended as a member of Wells Monthly Meeting, Perquimans County, North Carolina. Mary was made an elder in 1795.

Thomas died in 27 September 1806, and Mary was married/2 in 1808, to Chalkley Albertson, Sr., who died 25 February 1817, recorded at Blue River Monthly Meeting, Washington County, Indiana.

Hollowell Family

Joseph Hollowell, will dated 23 January 1768, proved March 1768, Northampton County, North Carolina) son of John Hollowell (b 5-23-1715)

Joseph was married/1 on 2 August 1740, in Pagan Creek Monthly Meeting, Isle of Wight of County, Virginia, to Martha Williams, who died 28 November 1753}

He was married/2 Leah Hill 1 January 1755 in Perquimans County, North Carolina, daughter of William Hill & Mary Spivey (widow of Truman Moore, with 6 children)

Children:

  1. Mourning, born 17 September 1741, died before 1768.

  2. Esther Hollowell, born 27 March 1843, died 8 June 1790; married Thomas Outland.

  3. Sarah Hollowell, born 5 September 1744.

  4. Silas Hollowell, born 10 June 1746.

  5. Christian Hollowell, born 16 October 1747.

  6. William Hollowell, born 1748, died November 1753.

  7. Cephas Hollowell, born 1752, died November 1753.

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  9. Joseph Hollowell, 12 October 1755, died 17 August 1820.

  10. Thomas Hollowell born 14 May 1762.

Children:

  1. Sarah Hollowell, born 1787.

  2. John Hollowell, married 1809 to Mary Jessop at Wells Meetin House.

  3. Elizabeth Hollowell, born 1791.

  4. Polly Hollowell, born 1793.

  5. Thomas Hollowell Jr., born 1796, gct Blue River Monthly Meeting, Washington County, Indiana.

  6. Aaron Hollowell, born 1799.

  7. Nathan Hollowell, born 24 November 1800, rqct 1823, Blue River Monthly Meeting, married Polly Trueblood.

FOURTH GENERATION




B-11. William Pearson

William Pearson, son of Elizabeth Lamb and Mark Pearson, was born 14 February 1775, in Perquimans County, North Carolina. He was married/1 to Elizabeth Chance; and married/2 in Perquimans Co, to Sarah ___.

William died 20 January 1849, in Clinton County, Ohio, his will was probated the following 13 March in Greene County, Ohio.

Children:

  1. William Pearson, Jr.

  2. Mary Pearson, born about 1800.

  3. Rebecca Pearson, born about 1802.

  4. Rachel Pearson, born 1803.

  5. Jonathan Pearson, born 1804.

  6. Elizabeth Pearson, born about 1805.

  7. Mark Pearson, born 1807.

  8. Isaac Pearson, born 1808.

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  10. Lewis Pearson, born 1815.

  11. Peter Pearson, born about 1817, in Clinton County, Ohio.





B-13. Rebecca Pearson

Rebecca Pearson, daughter of Elizabeth Lamb and Mark Pearson, was born 30 December 1777, in Wayne County, North Carolina.

She was married 13 September 1794, out of unity with the church, and dismissed, to Benjamin Bentley, who was born 31 July 1775, in Wayne County.

Of Benjamin Bentley there has been no record preserved. From various sources the information is gleaned that he was born in Wayne County, on the eve of the Revolutionary war.

In commemoration of the great sorrow that came to his mother at the moment of his birth, in the loss of her husband by death, she named him Benoni, which in after years, he changed to Benjamin.

Under the old English law, his eldest brother inherited all of the parental estate, so that he was compelled from an early age to make his own way in the world.

During his youth and early manhood, his home was with Reuben Poelle. He is probably descended from the William Bentley, who came to America from England, 27 May 1671, on the ship "Arabella"

Rebecca and Benjamin moved to Quaker Bottoms, on the Ohio River; then shortly to Highland County, Ohio, then Clinton County, Ohio, about 1812, settling in G. Carrington’s Survey, No 935. Rebecca died and was buried here in 1816.

The following year, Benjamin married Catharine Jessup, and moved to Draffin’s Survey, No 830; and had 2 more children:

  1. Benjamin Jr., born in 1819.
  2. Miranda

He was married/3, to Catherine Stanley. He was a carpenter, wheelwright, and dentist or surgeon. He died 28 May 1848, Clinton County, Ohio

Children:

  1. Dorcas Ann Bentley, born 5 July 1795, Wayne County, North Carolina;

  2. Ruth Bentley, born 1796, Wayne County, North Carolina married Part II D-42. Barnabas Lamb, son of John Lamb and Sarah Smith Part II .

  3. John Bentley, born 12 March 1800, Wayne County, North Carolina; died 1893; married 27 October 1826, to Alice Haughey.

  4. Elizabeth Bentley, born 1802, Wayne County, North Carolina; died 1825 married Part II D-44. Eli Lamb, son of John Lamb and Sarah Smith.

  5. Judith Bentley, born 26 February 1804; died 3 April 1894; married Isom (Isaac) Gallimore.

  6. Polly Bentley, born 1806, died young.

  7. William Bentley, born 13 February 1810, Clinton County, Ohio; married 20 June 1833, to Sally Hiatt.

  8. Malinda Bentley, twin, born 3 May 1813, Clinton County, Ohio; married 6/7 August 1828 to Jesse Carter.

  9. Mahala Bentley, twin, born 3 May 1813, Clinton County, Ohio; married 1830, to Matthew Daugherty.

  10. Rebecca Bentley, born 1816, Clinton County, Ohio; married 28 February 1859, to Lewis Hunt.





B-14. John Pearson

John Pearson, son of Elizabeth Lamb and Mark Pearson, was born 29 September 1780, in Contentnea Monthly Meeting, Wayne County, North Carolina.

He was married 5 March 1805, in Perquimans County, North Carolina, to Hannah Stanley, who was born 13 May 1785, Hanover County, Virginia, and died 18 July 1840, in Deep River Guilford County, North Carolina, daughter of Elijah Stanley (born 7 October 1750, Hanover County) and Hannah Miles, born 4 December 1750. John died 23 November 1859, in Grayson County, Virginia.

Children:

  1. Joseph Pearson, born 7 July 1807, buried in Chattanooga, Tennessee; married 17 April 1840, Dover Monthly Meeting, Clinton County, Ohio, Ruth Oren, daughter of John & Ruth Oren.

  2. Rebecca Pearson, born 8 November 1809, Virginia, married 1827 in Dover, Perquimans Clinton County, Ohio, to her cousin D-44. Eri Lamb, son of John A Lamb and Sarah Smith.

  3. Asnath Pearson, born 4 June 1812; married 1832 in Dover Monthly Meeting, Clinton County, Ohio, to Steven Studeman; they were disowned 1832 for marrying contrary to discipline.

  4. Hezeziah Pearson, twin, born 24 March 1815.

  5. Jesse Pearson, twin, born 24 March 1815.

  6. Rachel Pearson, born 4 March 1818, Highland County, Ohio; died 14 March 1827, in Greene County, Ohio.

  7. Lydia Pearson, born 30 October 1820, Highland County, Ohio; died 9 April 1860, Shelby County, Ohio; married/1 21 February 1838, Greene County, to Cyrus Carter; married/2 6 February 1843, Ohio, to Fielding Figgins (Feagan).

  8. Susannah Pearson, born 14 December 1823, Highland County, Ohio; died 5 September 1879, Shelby County, Ohio, buried Gaskil Cemetery; married 4 August 1842, in Shelby County, to George W. Hiatt.





B-16. Isaac Pearson

Isaac Pearson, son of Elizabeth Lamb and Mark Pearson, was born 7 September 1784, probably in Wayne County, North Carolina, and died in 1850, in Clinton County, Ohio. He was married 29 September 1806, to Martha Whitley. On the Census of 1840, their household included, a young woman between 20 and 30, and boy under 5.

Children:

  1. Mark Pearson.

  2. Phoebe Pearson.

  3. Elizabeth Pearson.

  4. Nancy Pearson.





B-22. Rhoda Pearson

Rhoda Pearson, daughter of Miriam Pearson Lamb and Ichabod Pearson, was born 7 March 1779, in Contentnea, Wayne county, North Carolina.

She was married 13 December 1800, in Contentnea, Wayne County, North Carolina, to John Collyer, who was born 24 May 1780, in Rich Square, Northampton County, North Carolina, the son of Sam Collyer and Elizabeth Pike.

Children:

  1. Benajah Collyer, born before July 1807, Contentnea, Wayne County, North Carolina

  2. Mary Collyer, born before July 1807, in Contentnea, Wayne County, North Carolina

  3. Elizabeth Collyer, born 1807, in Stillwater, Belmont County, Ohio

  4. Jonathan Collyer, born 1811, Stillwater, Belmont County, Ohio





B-23. Ichabod Pearson, Jr.

Ichabod Pearson, Jr., son of Miriam Pearson Lamb and Ichabod Pearson, Sr., was born 15 March 1781, in Contentnea, Wayne County North Carolina.

He was married about 1803, in Wayne County, North Carolina, to Elizabeth Bradbury. Ichabod was probably disowned for marrying “out,” but the minutes of the Quaker meetings are missing to 1814.

Ichabod died about May 1845, when his will was probated, in Wayne County.

All children were born in Contentnea, Wayne County, North Carolina

Children:

  1. Solomon Pearson, born 20 May 1805

  2. Sarah “Sally” Pearson, born about 1807

  3. Ichabod Pearson III, born about 1810, died before 1890, in Black Creek, Wilson County, North Carolina; married/1 to Elizabeth Hooks; married/2 to Heziah Holt

  4. Lazarus Pearson, born 1 January 1814

  5. Elizabeth Pearson, born about 1815

  6. Jonathan Pearson, born 17 March 1823





B-24 Abraham Pearson

Abraham Pearson, son of Miriam Pearson Lamb and Ichabod Pearson, was born 1 August 1784, in Contentnea, Wayne County, North Carolina.

He was married in Wayne County, North Carolina, to Selma Lamb.

He died in Logan County, Ohio.

Children:

  1. Willaim Pearson

  2. Jane Pearson

  3. Marie Pearson

  4. John Wesley Pearson

  5. Celia Pearson





B-26. Barnaba “Barney” Pearson

Barnaba “Barney” Pearson, son of Miriam Pearson Lamb and Ichabod Pearson, was born 11 February 1789, in Contentnea, Wayne County, North Carolina.

He was married to Lydia Deans. They moved to Mississiippi in 1845. He died about 1864, Starkville, Oktibbeha County, Mississippi.

Children: All born in Wilson County, North Carolina

  1. Hilary Pearson, son, born 1812 died 1869, Starkville, Oktibbeha County, Mississippi; married Jewel Temperance Walker, born 1810, died 1902

  2. Daniel Pearson, born 1813, died 28 July 1855, Starkville, Oktibbeha County, Mississippi

  3. James Aaron Pearson, born 30 March 1817, died 9 April 1864, Wilderville, Falls County, Texas

  4. Barney Pearson, Jr., born 17 August 1822

  5. Bartley D Pearson, born 17 August 1923, died 13 January 1860, in Seguin, Guatalupe County, Texas

  6. Elizabeth Pearson, born 28 March 1826, died 17 August 1917, Starkville, Oktibbeha County, Mississippi; married J B Saunders





B-29. Rev. William Pearson

Rev. William Pearson, son of Miriam Pearson Lamb and Ichabod Pearson, was born 22 October 1797, in Contentnea, Wayne County, North Carolina.

He moved in 1811, to Logan County, Ohio, was married there in 1816, to Catherine Pickrell.

William died after 1887, in New Sharon, Mahaska County, Iowa

Children:

  1. Child Pearson

  2. Susanna Pearson, born 4 August 1817

  3. Achsah Pearson, born 27 July 1819

  4. Ichabod Pearson, born 17 October 1821, died in 1821

  5. Lydia A Pearson, born 17 October 1822; married John C Williams

  6. Rebecca Pearson, born 20 July 1825

  7. Henry Pearson, born 26 June 1828

  8. Mary Pearson, born 15 March 1831; married Mr. Scott

  9. Sidney Pearson, born 12 April 1833

  10. William Pearson, Jr., born 8 July 1835, Logan County, Ohio; married Gulielma Kees, born 21 September 1837, Morrow County, Ohio.
    1. Grandchildren:
      1. William T Pearson;
      2. Catherine Pearson

  11. Catherine Pearson, born 7 December 1836; married W C Bryan

FIFTH GENERATION




B-11(10). Peter Pearson

Peter Pearson, son of William Pearson, was born about 1817, in Clinton County, Ohio, and died in Indiana.

He was married 23 July 1835, in Clinton Co. to Martha Taylor, who was born about 1820, in North Carolina.

In 1842, they moved to Grant County, Indiana. The Census there in 1850 recorded that neither of them could read or write. In 1884, Peter farmed in Blackford County, Indiana.

Children:

  1. Ruthann Pearson, born 1839, Ohio.

  2. Shadrack Pearson, born 1842, Indiana.

  3. Gilead Pearson, born 30 March 1844,Indiana.





B-131. Dorcas Ann Bentley

Dorcas Ann Bentley, daughter of Rebecca Pearson and Benjamin Bentley, was born 5 July 1795, in Wayne County, North Carolina.

She was married 13 September 1815, to Hezekiah Mills, born 25 May 1788/89, Deep River, Guilford, North Carolina, He was the son of Joseph Mills and Hannah Maris. (See: Part VIII Mills Family)

Hezekiah died 31 March 1874; Dorcas died 17 June 1874, both in Shelby County, Illinois

Children:

  1. Benjamin B Mills, born 2 July 1817, Sabina, Clinton County, Ohio

  2. Joseph B Mills, born 11 March 1819, Clinton County, Ohio

  3. Jonathan Chalkley Mills, born 6 June 1820, Clinton County, Ohio

  4. Rebecca Mills, born 12 September 1822, Richmond Wayne County, Indiana

  5. Jesse Bentley Mills, born 28 May 1825, Clinton County, Ohio

  6. Hannah Mills, born 17 May 1827, Clinton County, Ohio

  7. William W Mills, born 22 September 1828, Wilmington, Clinton County, Ohio

  8. Thomas Ellwood Mills, born 23 March 1832, Wilmington, Clinton County, Ohio

  9. Malinda Mills, born 16 October 1835, Wilmington, Clinton County, Ohio, died 31 August 1911; married to Jesse Phillips

  10. John Mills, born 5 July 1837, Ohio

  11. Henry Milton Mills, born 22 November 1840, Ohio





B-135. Judith Bentley

Judith Bentley daughter of Benjamin Bentley and Rebecca Pearson, was born 26 February 1804, in Wayne Counity, North Carolina.

She was married 25 September 1799, Clinton County, Ohio, 2nd wife to Isaac (Isom) Gallimore, who was born 25 September 1799, in Guilford County, North Carolina, and died 3 March 1859, in Clinton County, Ohio, and buried in Burr Oak Cemetery in Herdland, Clay County, Iowa.

He was the son of William Gallimore, Jr and Mary Stanley, and been married/1 4 May 1829, Greene County, Ohio, to Mary Jackson.

Judith lived with son Isaac after her husband died (1870, 1880 & 1885 census). She died 3 March 1859 in Clinton County, Indiana.

Source:

LDS Ancestral Files

  1. www.famlysearch.org William Gallimore Family
  2. http://homepages.rootsweb.com/
    ~ruthhall/Gallimore/GallimoreHome.html/

Children:

  1. Minerva Gallimore, born about 1823 in Clinton County, Ohio.

  2. Lydia Gallimore, born 25 March 1825 in Clinton County, Ohio, died 1 February 1864, Clinton or Tipton County, Indiana; married 3 March 1842, Fayette County, Ohio, to Samuel Henry Christy, born 11 December 1819.

  3. Rhoda Gallimore, born 24 November 1827 in Clinton County, Ohio, died 18 October 1857; married Clinto or Tipton County, Indiana; married 6 October 1846, Fayette County, Ohio, to David D Christy.

  4. Isaac W. Gallimore, born 1831 in Fayette County, Ohio.

  5. Eli Gallimore born about 1832 in Ohio; married 5 March 1854 Clinton County, Indiana; married to Harriet Hollsworth, born 1833 Indiana.
    1. Grandchildren:
      1. Julda Gallimore, born about 1856, Tipton County, Indiana
      2. William Gallimore, born about 1859 Tipton County, Indiana

  6. Nancy A. Gallimore born 1833; married 17 November 1854, Clinton County, Indiana to Thomas Puckett, born about 1830.
    1. Grandchildren:
      1. Stanley Puckett, born about 1855, Indiana-living with uncle Isaac Gallimore in 1880 in Clay County, Iowa, listed as crippled, bedridden, & disabled

  7. Felix A. Gallimore born 1835 in Fayette County, Ohio, died 17 April 1890 Hortonville, Hamilton County, Indiana; married 16 August 1855, Clinton County, Indiana, to Mary Ann Earl, born 7 January 1833, died 25 September 1913.

  8. Asa Gallimore born 1837; married 4 November 1858 Clinton County, Indiana Lucretia Hopkins, born about 1840.

  9. Elisha Gallimore born 2 March 1842, died 11 November 1873 Tipton County Indiana; married 24 March 1960 Tipton County, to Hannah Earl.

  10. Alice Gallimore, born 10 April 1842 in Ohio .

  11. Rebecca J. Gallimore, born 1843.

  12. Judith Gallimore, born 1846.

  13. Isham Gallimore, born 1849.





B-145. Jesse Pearson

Jesse Pearson, twin son of John Pearson and Hannah Stanley, was born 24 March 1815 in Highland Co, Ohio, and died 27 July 1893, in Greene County, Ohio, and was buried in Clinton County, Ohio.

He was married 21 February 1838, in Green County, Ohio, to Achsah Turner, born 21 June 1812, in Hamilton County, Ohio, the daughter of James Turner and Rachel __. Achsah died 17 April 1901, in Greene County, Ohio. The children were all born in Green County.

Children:

  1. Hannah Pearson, born 22 January 1839.

  2. Rachel Pearson, born 6 July 1840, died 1884; married 1866 to Charles Pearson.

  3. Anna Pearson, born 9 September 1844.

  4. George Pearson, born 16 May 1846.

  5. Thomas Pearson, born 29 October 1847.

  6. Mary Pearson, born 14 December 1849.

  7. John Pearson, born 17 December 1852.

  8. James Pearson, born 19 March 1854; married 1878 Louise Sapp.

  9. Henry Pearson, 14 May 1858; married Ida May Pidgeon.





B-231. Soloman Pearson

Solomon Pearson, son of Ichabod Pearson, Jr. and Elizabeth Bradbury, was born 20 May 1805, in Contentnea, Wayne County, North Carolina.

He was married/1 about 1830, to Agnes ___.

He was married/2 23 February 1836, to Mrs. Mary Sasser Raiford

His 3rd wife, married on 31 December 1844, in Johnston County, North Carolina, was Julia Ann Talton, who was born 16 December 1837, in New Bern, Craven County, North Carolina

He was a Methodist preacher and a Union sympathizer during the Civil War. He moved to Coffee County, Tennessee and later to Oswego, Kansas

Soloman died 7 June 1883, in Oswego, Labette County, Kansas; Julia died 6 August 1895, in Oswego, Labette County, Kansas.

Children:

  1. William Pearson, born 1830, Wayne County, North Carolina

  2. Elizabeth Pearson; died before 1850

  3. Ichabod Pearson

  4. Sarah Hayes Pearson, born about 1834, Wayne County, North Carolina; married John Wiley

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  6. Phillip Anderson Pearson, born 16 December 1837, Wayne County, North Carolina

  7. Benona Pearson, born 1840; died before 1860

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  9. Elizabeth Augusta Pearson, born 8 December 1848, Wayne County, North Carolina; died 7 March 1933, Kane, McKean County, Pennsylvania; married 7 October 1866, to John Andrews Kirby, born 7 January 1845, died 5 April 1895, Oswego, Labette County, Kansas, soldier in Union Army age 16

  10. Solomon Pearson, Jr., born 5 June 1849, Wayne County, North Carolina; died 9 May 1931, in Mulhall, Logan County, Oklahoma; married 21 February 1875, to Nancy Ellen Gouty

  11. John Wesley Pearson, born 2 January 1855, Wayne County, North Carolina; died 10 November 1931, Oswego, Labtte County, Kansas; married 10 May 1888 to Mattie Mosler

  12. Ashley Gray Pearson born 1858, Coffee County, Tennessee;died 189, Odwego, Labette County, Kansas

  13. Jonathan Bradbury Pearson, born 4 April 1861, Hillsboro, Coffee County, Tennessee; died 5 February 1954, Oswego, Labette County, Kansas; married 3 December 1891, to Mary Elizabeth Mosler

  14. Jesse Rice Pearson, born 8 May 1863, Hillsboro, Coffee County, Tennessee





B-232. Sarah “Sally” Pearson

Sarah “Sally” Pearson, daughter of Ichabod Pearson, Jr., and Elizabeth Pearson, was born about 1807 in Contentnea, Wayne County, North Carolina.

She was married bwefore 2 May 1845, to John Hooks, a contractor, who was born in 1811, in North Carolina. On the 185 Census they were living in Neuse North Side, Wayne County, North Carolina. The children were all born in North Carolina.

Sally died before 1850.

Children:

  1. John Robert Hooks, born 1833

  2. Elizabeth Hooks, born 1835

  3. Ichabod Hooks, born 1837

  4. Mary Hooks

  5. Miriam Hooks, born 1842

  6. George W Hooks, born January 1847, teacher, Census 1880, resided in Newberg, Izard County, Arkansas; Census 1910 & 1920, resided in Justice Pct 7, Mitchell County Texas, died before 1930; married 1882, to Margaret L (Maggie) ___, born September 1857, Mississippi; 6 children, all living in 1900, Cuthbert Village
    1. Grandchildren:
      1. (This paragraph not in order, TOO MANY SPACES)
      2. Minnie E Hooks, born November 1876, Arkansas
      3. John A Hooks, born September 1883, Texas
      4. Guy G Hooks, born August 1886, Texas
      5. W Claude Hooks, born July 1888
      6. Emma Blanch Hooks, born February 1891, Texas
      7. Joseph Key Hooks, born June 1895, Texas





B-234. Lazarus Pearson

Lazarus Pearson, son of Ichabod Pearson, Jr., and Elizabeth Pearson, was born 1 January 1814, in Contentnea, Wayne County, North Carolina.

He was married about 1836, in Contentnea, to Sarah Edgerton, a Quaker elder, who was born 7 July 1814, in Contentnea, North Carolina, daughter of Thomas Edgerton III and Absalett Pike. insert link?

Lazarus died 14 March 1865, in Contentnea, Wayne County, North Carolina. Sarah made her will on 20 March 1871, and died 31 January 1872 in Fork Township, Wayne County.

Children:

  1. John Thomas Pearson, born 21 March 1837 in Contentnea, Wayne County, North Carolina

  2. Sallie A. Pearson, born 25 May 1838 in Contentnea, Wayne County, North Carolina

  3. Ichabod Emory Pearson, born 18 May 1839 in Wayne County, North Carolina, minister and attorney–at-law, died 1 June 1919, in Lamar, Prowers County, Colorado; married 2 September 1870, in Bartholomew County, Indiana, to Mary Bell Moffatt, who died in 1885; married/2 after 1885, to Harriet E Crowder, born 18 January 1856, in Iowa, died 14 January 1953, Denver, Colorado

  4. Nathan Thomas Pearson, born 20 September 1840 in Contentnea, Wayne County, North Carolina, died 11 January 1923, in Indianaola, Iowa; married 26 November 1873, in New Market, Jefferson County, Tennessee, to Mary Farlow, born 6 March 1842, died 11 May 1927, in Ackworth, Warren County, Iowa

  5. Elizabeth F Pearson, born 20 August 1842 in Contentnea, Wayne County, North Carolina, died 24 July 1927, Colorado Springs, El Paso County, Colorado

  6. Mary M Pearson, born 1 February 1847 in Contentnea, Wayne County, North Carolina, died 29 October 1867 Contentnea

  7. Richmnd M Pearson, born 5 October 1855 in Contentnea, Wayne County, North Carolina, died 9 October 1867, Fork Township, Wayne County, North Carolina

  8. William Lazarus Pearson, born 4 July 1849 in Contentnea, Wayne County, North Carolina, died 16 October 1935, in Pasadena, Los Angeles County, California, Quaker minister and graduate of Earlham College, Professor of theology with Master's from Princeton University and PhD at the University of Leipsic in Germany. He founded the Biblical School at the Friends University in Wichita, Kansas; married 1922, Tokyo, Japan, to Alice G Lewis, a Quaker Missionary from Philadelphia

  9. Joseph D Pearson, born 13 October 1851 in Contentnea, Wayne County, North Carolina, died 26 September 1870, Fork Township, Wayne County, North Carolina





  10. B-235. Elizabeth Pearson

    Elizabeth Pearson, daughter of Ichabod Pearson, Jr. and Elizabeth Bradbury, was born about 1815, in Contentnea, Wayne County, North Carolina.

    She was married before 1832, to Wiley Garris; and later to Rufus Hooks. The children were all born in Wayne County

    Children:

    1. Jonathan Garris, born 1832, died 1905

    2. Grey C Garris, born 1835, died 1887

    3. Suzanna Garris

    4. Ichabod Pearson Garris, born 14 March 1842, died 1919, in Kansas





    B-236. Jonathan Pearson

    Jonathan Pierson, son of Ichabod Pearson, Jr. and Elizabeth Bradbury, was born 17 March 1823, in Contentnea, Wayne County, North Carolina.

    It is not known who his 1st wife was. He was married/2 after 1845, to Mary Howell. After that, he was married/3, to Sallie Woodward, who was born 22 January 1831, in Wayne County, North Carolina

    Jonathan made his will on 26 February 1896, and died 18 March 1896, in Wayne County; Sallie died in 1912.

    Children:

  11. Elwood J Pearson

  12. William R Pearson

  13. Phillip A Pearson

  14. m/3
  15. E Louvenia Pearson, born 20 August 1858, in Contentnea, Wayne County, North Carolina; married Troy Stucky





B-295. Lydia Ann Pearson

Lydia Ann Pearson, daughter of William Pearson and Katherine Pickrell, was born 18 October 1822, in Logan County, Ohio.

She was married 27 February 1840 in Logan County, Ohio, to John C Williams who was born 14 May 1812 in Grayson County, Virginia, the son of Silas Williams) (born 18 March 1782, Guilford County, North Carolina) and Susannah Cock (born 1785 Grayson County, Virginia)

John died 4 April 1883; she died 2 November 1895, both in Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa and buried in the Friends Cemetery, there.

Children:

  1. Enoch Pearson Williams, born 22 May 1841.

  2. Cyrus T. Williams, born 1 December 1842; married Ann Eliza Winder (born about 1842) .

  3. William P. Williams, born about 1846; married 21 November 1867 Mahaska County, Iowa, to Emma J Winder, born about 1849, the daughter of Henry Winder (born 29 October 1816, Ohio) and Jane Crabb (23 October 1813, Chillecothe, Ross County, Ohio.

  4. Calvin W. Williams, born about 1849.

  5. Marion Williams, born about 1853.

  6. Lydia Belle Williams, born after 1856.

  7. John Harlan Williams, born after 1856.





B-29(11). Catherine Pearson

Catherine Pearson, daughter of William Pearson and Katherine Pickrell, was born 7 December 1838, in Logan County, Ohio.

She was married in 1856, to William Albert Bryan who was born 18 October 1835, Greene County, Ohio, died 22 January 1914. All of the children were born in Mahaska County, Iowa.

William was the son of Alanson Bryan, who was born 8 February 1808, in Greene County, Ohio, and Esther Mendenhall, who was born 14 January 1809 in Xenia, Greene County, Ohio. Esther was the daughter of John Mendenhall and Rachel Sutton.

Children:

  1. Lillian Augustine Bryan, born 29 September 1857.

  2. Charles Fremont Bryan, born 10 September 1859.

  3. Elma Alfaretta Bryan, brn 25 February 1862.

  4. Arthur Channing Bryan, born 29 August 1864.

  5. Frederick Homer Bryan, born 21 July 1866.

  6. Ernest Edwin Bryan, born 10 August 1869.

  7. William Alanson Bryan, born 23 December 1875.

  8. Walter Emmett Bryan, born 3 September 1878.

  9. Clarence W Bryan, born 15 January 1881.

SIXTH GENERATION




B-1,1(10)3. Gilead Pearson

Gilead Pearson, son of Peter Pearson and Martha Marie Taylor, was born 30 March 1844, in Indiana. He was married in Minnesota, where he owned land and farmed, in 1867, to Mariah Greenwood, who was born in Indiana. Her father was born in North Carolina, and her mother in West Virginia.

Heartbroken at the loss of 3 of their first 4 children, they returned to Indiana, in 1876. After farming a few years, they bought a grocery store in Dillman. The census of Wells County, Indiana in 1890, recorded that they owned their own home, free from mortgage. They all could read and write. In 1894, they moved their family to Poneto. They are buried in Grove Cemetery.

Children:

  1. Electa Jane Pearson, born 12 September 1872.

  2. Ita L Pearson, born March 1878; unm at age 22.

  3. Dotie M Pearson, born September 1882.

  4. William O Pearson, born September 1882.

  5. Thomas W Pearson, born May 1889.

  6. Morna M Pearson, born 1892.





B-1,311. Benjamin B Mills

Benjamin B Mills, son of Dorcas Ann Bentley and Hezekiah Mills, was born 2 July 1817, Sabina, Clinton County, Ohio.

He was married/1 about 1838, to Catherine Figgens, who was born in 1820, in Ohio, the daughter of Absolom Figgens and Margaret Murphy. Benjamin died in August 1872, in Shelby County, Illinois.

Children:

  1. John Mills, born about 1839, in Plymouth, Fayette County, Ohio

  2. Jacob Mills, born about 1841, Plymouth, Fayette County, Ohio

  3. Amanda Mills, born about 1843, Plymouth County, Ohio

  4. Absolom Mills, born about 1845, Plymouth, Fayette County, Ohio

  5. Gilbert Terrell Mills, born 14 May 1847, Plymouth, Fayette County, Ohio

  6. Charles Fielden Mills, born 14 February 1854, died 16 April 1935; married about 1913, to Mary Annis Wall Baker

  7. Hezekiah Mills, born & died about 1856, Shelby County, Illinois

  8. Joseph Mills, born & died about 1858, Shelby County, Illinois

  9. Hannah Mills, born & died about 1860, Shelby County, Illinois

  10. Malida Mills, born about 1862, Shelby County, Illinois

  11. Benjamin Mills, born & died about 1864





B-1,312. Joseph B Mills

Joseph B Mills, son of Dorcas Ann Bentley and Hezekiah Mills, was born 11 March 1819, Sabina, Clinton County, Ohio.

He was married 27 May 1841, in Grant County, Indiana, to Margaret Shugart, who was born 17 May 1818, Clinton County, Ohio.

Margaret died in 1860, in Grant County; He died 5 January 1872, both in Grant County, Indiana.

Children:

  1. Elias Mills, born 2 April 1843, Indiana; married Barbara Coulter, born 10 January 1844, She was married/2 to his nephew Lewis W Mills, see below

  2. Barney Mills, born 1 August 1845, Grant County, Indiana

  3. Mary Jane Mills, born 23 February 1846, Indiana; married Walter Maddox

  4. Jesse Mills, born 11 July 1847, Indiana

  5. Leander Mills, born 28 February 1850, Indiana; married Elizabeth Beezley

  6. Thomas Mills, born 29 June 1851, Indiana

  7. Malinda Mills, born 24 February 1852, Indiana

  8. John Mills, born 23 December 1854, Marion, Grant County, Indiana

  9. Margaret Mills, born 8 January 1855, Indiana

  10. Almeda Mills, born about 1857, Indiana

  11. Alwida Mills, born about 1858

  12. Dorcas Mills, born 27 July 1860, died 19 February 1921; married/1 John Barnes; married/2 on 7 April 1897, to Israel Lucas Adamson





B-1,313. Jonathan Chalkey Mills

Jonathan Chalkley Mills, son of Hezekiah Mills and Dorcas Ann Bentley, was born 6 June 1820, Sabina, Clinton County, Ohio.

He was married 22 November 1844, in Sabine, Clinton County, Ohio, to Rhoda Peele, who was born 20 August 1815, in Wilson, Clinton County, Ohio. She was the daughter of John Peele (born 1781-died 1869) and Lydia Bundy (born 1784-died 1856)

Rhoda died 9 October 1905; Jonathon died 10 July 1923, both in Sabine, Clinton County, Ohio, buried in Grassy Run Cemetery.

All of the children were born in Wilson, Clinton County, Ohio

Children:

  1. Calvin Wesley Mills, born 25 August 1845, died 17 August 1913, Clinton County, Ohio; married/1 on 22 February 1871, to Fannie E James, born 4 May 1840, died 1 April 1872, buried Grassy Run Cemetery, Clinton County; married/2 on 24 September 1879, to Jemima Jane Jones, born 23 July 1859, died 23 May 1935, Greene County, Ohio, buried Miami Cemetery, Waynesville, Ohio, daughter of Richard Jones and Mary Elizabeth Carey (See: Jones Family)
    1. Grandchildren:
      1. Emma Mills, born 1 April 1872

  2. Lewis Bundy Mills, born 14 February 1850

  3. Albert Haughey Mills, born 25 October 1852

  4. Elias Peele Mills, born 20 August 1855

  5. Elizabeth Ann Mills, born 1 July 1858; died 20 February 1954, Sabina, Clinton County, Ohio; married/1 on 18 August 1881, Clinton County, to William J Sewell, born 1 October 1848, Vernon twp., Clinton County, died 1 March 1893, Sabina, son of John Sewell and Abigail Fordyce; married/2 31 July 1907, to Ellis Amos Lewis, born 6 April 1842, New Vienna, Cliton County, Ohio, died 25 April 1924, buried Sabina Cemetery, Clinton County, son of Isaac Lewis and Mary Jane Hoskins





B-1,314. Rebecca Mills

Rebecca Mills, daughter of Dorcas Ann Bentley and Hezekiah, was born 12 September 1822, Richmond, Wayne County, Indiana.

She was married 28 February 1845, in Newberry Monthly Meeting, Clinton County, Ohio, to Ezra Moon, who was born 8 March 1824, in Martinsville Clinton County, Ohio, the son of William Moon and Anna Ratcliff. (See: Moon Family)

Ezra died 6 June 1877; Rebecca died 17 August 1915, both in Burr Oak, Jewell County, Kansas, buried Walnut Creek Cemetery

Children:

  1. Jonathan D Moon, born 28 April 1846, Clinton County, Ohio

  2. Dorcas Ann Moon, born 30 November 1848, Martinsville, Clinton County, Ohio

  3. Abraham H Moon, born 6 June 1854, Martinsville, Clinton County, Ohio, died 13 June 1875

  4. Hannah Catherine Moon, born 25 January 1860, Marion, Grant County, Indiana

  5. Irene Jane Moon, born 15 August 1865, Shelbyville, Shelby County, Illinois





B-1,315. Jesse Bentley Mills

Jesse Bentley Mills, son of Dorcas Ann Bentley and Hezekiah Mills, was born 28 May 1925, Clinton County, Ohio.

He was married 25 March 1848 in Fayette County, Ohio, to Elizabeth Campbell Christy, who was born 28 February 1826, in Fayette County, Ohio. She was the daughter of Ebenezer Christy (born 1784-died 1837) and Rachel Dawson (born 1798-died 1881)

Jesse died 9 September 1900; Elizabeth died 25 December 1920, both in Casey, Clark County, Illinois, and buried in Macedonia Cemetery, Casey, Illinois.

Children:

  1. William Luban Mills, born 1 January 1850, Ohio

  2. Thomas Milton Mills, born 12 January 1852, Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio, died 28 June 1936, Nevada, Story County, Iowa; married 7 November 1883, to Lucy Della Rothrock, born 1 July 1865, Illinois, died 15 March 1926, Nevada, Story County, Iowa

  3. Sarah Ann Mills, born 3 September 1854, in Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio

  4. Rachel Virginia Mills, born 27 December 1856, Clinton County, Ohio

  5. Rhoda Elizabeth Mills, born 23 January 1860, Clinton County, Ohio

  6. Ulysses Grant Mills, born 30 June 1865, Shelby County, Illinois

  7. Gilbert Clinton Mills, born 17 February 1868

  8. Rufus S Mills, born 10 April 1871, Illinois





B-1,316. Hannah Mills

Hannah Mills, daughter of Dorcas Ann Bentley, was born 17 May 1827, Clinton County, Ohio.

She was married 5 September 1845, in Clinton County, to Jacob Moon, who was born 31 May 1823, in Clinton County, Ohio, the son of Thomas Moon and Elizabeth Hockett.

Moon Family

Elizabeth Hockett was born 7 May 1800, in Tennessee, and died 19 February 1842, in Newberry Monthly Meeting, Clinton County, Ohio. She was married 25 December 1817, in Clinton County, Ohio, to Thomas Moon, who was born 14 March 1798, in Deep River, Guilford County, North Carolina, and died 23 January 1867, in Grant County, Indiana.

Thomas Moon was the son of Joseph R Moon, who was born 20 March 1750, Deep River, Guilford County, North Carolina, died 14 April 1832, Martinsville, Clinton County, Ohio. He was married 13 April 1772, North Carolina, to Thomas' mother, Ann Brown, who was born 22 January 1755, Virginia, and died 31 August 1824, in Clinton County

Jacob died 30 April 1897, in Shelby County, Illinois: Hannah died 17 August 1915.

Children:

  1. Almeda J Moon, born 14 July 1846, Ohio

  2. Thomas Elwood Moon, born 30 May 1848, died 29 September 1928; married 30 July 1874, to Louisa Peele, born 3 December 1854, died 26 November 1933, daughter of William Peele (born 1808,) and Clarissa Starbuck, born 6 May 1815, Clinton County, Ohio

  3. Joel J Moon, born 17 April 1850, Monroe Township, Grant County, Indiana, died 4 January 1926; married Clara Coons

  4. Sylvanus (Sylvan) Moon, born 3 December 1851

  5. John J Moon, born 17 April 1853

  6. William Moon, born 13 March 1854, died June 1854

  7. Samuel M Moon, born 12 March 1856, Indiana, died 12 November 1917; married 14 September 1877, to Mary E Temperly





B-1,317. William W Mills

William W Mills, son of Dorcas Ann Bentley, was born 22 September 1828, Wilmington, Clinton County, Ohio.

He was married 12 May 1849, to Margaret Holloway, who was born 26 August 1828, in Grant County, Indiana.

Margaret's parents were:

Eleanor Hinshaw, who was born 25 February 1810, in Highland County, Ohio, and died 11 August 1892.

She was married 21 March 1826, in Clinton County, to Jesse Holloway, who was born 26 July 1800, in Virginia, and died 5 November 1849, in Grant County, Indiana

William died 19 June 1900: Margaret died 18 March 1914; both in Shelby County, Illinois, and buried in Coons Cemetery

Children:

  1. Lewis W Mills, born 24 May 1850, died 21 December 1940, Wichita, Sedgwick County, Kansas; married Barbara Coulter, born 10 January 1844, died 26 February 1916, (previously married to Elias Mills, born 2 April 1843, son of Joseph B Mills and Margaret Shugart) by whom she had 2 children
    1. Grandchildren:
      1. Jessie E Mills, born 16 May 1874
      2. Eileen Mills

  2. Evaline D Mills, born 22 February 1851

  3. Silas Parks Mills, born 13 March 1854

  4. Alpheus Rushes Mills, born 29 August 1856, Grant County, Indiana

  5. Amos Elsworth Mills, born 26 July 1861, Shelby County, Illinois, a teamster and farmer, died 18 April 1929

  6. Alvin J Mills, born 24 March 1868, Shelby County, Illinois, died 1 May 1868; married 21 January 1884 to Matilda Jane Holloway, who was born 30 March 1864, Grant County, Indiana, died 14 April 1951, daughter of Abner Holloway and Sarah Rich. (See: Rich Family, Part III)

  7. Effa E Mills, born 24 March 1868; married in 1904, to Austin Gilpin, born 29 October 1867 who died 26 February 1916;





B-1,318. Thomas Ellwood Mills

Thomas Ellwood Mills, son of Dorcas Ann Bentley and Hezekiah Mills, was born 23 March 1832, Wilmington, Clinton County, Ohio.

He was married 27 May 1854, in Marion, Grant County, Indiana, to Eliza Jane Stout, who was born 6 May 1833, in Wilmington, Clinton County, Ohio, died 17 June 1919.

Her parents:

She was the daughter of George Stout and Phoebe Lamb (born 1797, died 30 April 1854.)

George was born 11 September 1792, Cane Creek Monthly Meeting, Chatham County, North Carolina, and died 13 November 1876, Clinton County, Ohio. See: Stout Family

Thomas died 22 March 1914, in Greeley, Anderson County, Kansas; Eliza died 17 June 1919.

Children:

  1. Henry Lester Mills, born 10 March 1855, Cumberland County, Illinois, died 20 March 1866, in Coons County, Shelby County, Illinois

  2. Sarah M Mills, born 17 March 1857, Cumberland County, Illinois, died 6 November 1959

  3. Hezekiah Harvey Mills, born 26 May 1859, Neoga, Cumberland County, Illinois

  4. George Stout Mills, born 7 April 1861, Neoga, Cumberland County, Illinois, died 21 January 1937, Osage County, Oklahoma, buried Grandview Cemetery, Kew City, Kay County, Oklahoma

  5. Amanda Mills, born 10 March 1863, died 18 February 1864

  6. William F Mills, born 30 December 1864, Cumberland County, Illinois, died 14 July 1929

  7. Della Mills, born 8 April 1867, Illinois

  8. Oscar Mills, born 15 June 1869, Odgen, Champaign County, Illinois

  9. Emma Belle Mills, born 3 May 1871, died 12 May 1920, Greely, Anderson County, Kansas

  10. Carrie Mills, born 28 September 1873, died 15 December 1918

  11. Eliza Linda Mills, born 17 January 1878, Hutchinson, Reno County, Kansas, died 28 October 1923, Garnet, Anderson County, Kansas





B-1,351. Minerva Gallimore

Minerva Gallimore, daughter of Judith Bentley and Isaac (Isom) Gallimore, was born about 1821/3, in Clinton County, Ohio, and died in 1895 in Clay County, Iowa.

She was married 14 January 1843 in Fayette County, Ohio, to Paxton Morris, a farmer, who was born about 1818 in Virginia.

Paxton was the son of Robert William Morris and Lehua (Lamua?) Riggins He, according to family tradition, was related to Robert Morris, one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence.

They were living on a farm in Green County, Ohio, where 5 children were born from 1844 to about 1852. Paxton moved his family to Tipton County, Indiana, and 4 more children were born there. Moving on westward, the family finally homesteaded in Clay County, near Webb, Iowa, and one child was also born there.

Minerva's brother Isaac also moved to Tipton County and then Clay County, living on a nearby farm in both areas. He was about 10 years younger than Minerva.

Notes:

The History of Clay County, Iowa, 1909, by Sanuel Gillespie and James E. Steele, page 76, discussing Douglas Township:

"The earliest permanent settlers, with the exception of those mentioned above, were O.C. Potts, David Christy, Thomas Pucket and Paxton Morris, who, with their families, came in the summer of 1863, and at once errected for themselves the primitive log house, there being plenty of timber for that purpose along the river."

They lived in Silver Creek, Greene County, Ohio in 1850; in 1860 they lived in Tipton County Indiana. Paxton died in 1897 in Clay County, Ohio.

Children:

  1. Jesse Morris, born 7 June 1844 in Greene County, (or Pauling County, Ohio) A deaf-mute bachelor, known as Uncle Jet, per Marion Dreveskracht Retterath. He died in a blizzard about 1920.

  2. William Morris, born 7 June 1844 in Greene County, (or Pauling County), Ohio.

  3. Wilson Morris, born 11 September 1847 in Greene County, Ohio.

  4. Lydia Mary Morris, born about 1848 in Greene County, Ohio, died before 10 December 1932; married __?__Mills.
    1. Grandchildren:
      1. Wes Mills
      2. Art Mills
      3. Roy Mills

  5. Alice Morris, born 1850 in Greene County, Ohio; died before 1860 Census.

  6. Judith Ellen Morris, born 1852 in Tipton County, Indiana.

  7. Isom Morris, born July 1853 in Tipton County, Indiana, died after 10 December 1932.

  8. James Anderson Morris, born 5 February 1854 in Berlin Township, Tipton, Indiana; married Mary Eva Brown.
    1. Grandchildren:
      1. Lydia Emeline Morris

  9. Rhoda Morris, born about 1858 in Tipton County, Indiana, died before 10 December 1932; married George Hollister, born about 1850, ran a livery stable in Hastings, Minnesota.

  10. Martha Morris, born 4 May 1859 in Jefferson Township, Tipton County, Indiana.

  11. John B. Morris, born about 1866 in Clay County, Iowa.





B-1,354. Isaac W Gallimore

Isaac W Gallimore, son of Judith Bently and Isaac Gallimore, was born in 1831, in Fayette County, Ohio.

He moved to Tipton County, Indiana & Clay County, Iowa about the same times as Minerva & Paxton. He was married 31 March 1859, in Clinton County, Indiana.

Children:

  1. William Gallimore, born 1860 Indiana.

  2. Mary Gallimore, born 1862.

  3. Martha Gallimore, born 1869, Iowa.

  4. Alice Gallimore, born 1871, Iowa.

  5. John Gallimore, born 1874 Iowa.





B-1,35(10). Alice Gallimore

Alice Gallimore, daughter of Judith Bently and Isom Galimore, was born 10 April 1842 in Ohio. She was married 4 September 1856 in Berlin, Clinton County, Indiana, to Francis Marion Reed, who was born 8 October 1836 in Jennings County, Indiana.

In the spring of 1873, Alice Reed sold the farm and moved to Peterson, Iowa to be near her mother, Judith. Alice bought a home in Peterson from her daughter, Elizabeth, who had moved there, shortly after her marriage. With the help of her mother, Judith, Alice also bought a farm south of Peterson, on the Clay County line.

Some time in 1874 Alice was remarried to Benjamin Howland. On 1 September of 1875 she died. In her will Alice expressed a strong desire to keep her family together. Benjamin Howland was allowed to run the farm in trust for her children and act as father to them. Alice's brother-in law, John Brockschink was appointed guardian of the children, after his death, John Calkins assumed that role.

Alice's older brother, Isaac, was admini-strator of her estate. In 1883, because of mounting debts, and to protect the interests of the children, Isaac was forced to sell the farm. Florence Ellsworth and Emily Jane went to live with the Calkins, and the two youngest, Dora and Arthur were adopted by Moses and Sarah Herrick of Palo Alto County, Rush Lake township.

All of the children were born in Berlin, Sugar Creek Twp, Clinton County, Indiana, except Arthur.

Children:

  1. Elizabeth Ann Reed, born 2 September 1857.

  2. Isaac Newton Reed, born 2 February 1859.

  3. David Henry Reed, born 24 July 1860.

  4. John Isom Reed, born 23 January 1862.

  5. Mary Adell Reed, born 5 November 1863.

  6. Florence Ellsworth Reed, born 15 June 1866.

  7. Emily Jane Reed, born 7 March 1868.

  8. Arthur Williamson Reed, born 2 January 1870, in Frankfurt, Clinton County, Ohio, died 7 July 1943, Battle Creek, Calhoun County, Michigan.

  9. Dora L L Reed, born 24 January 1872.





B-1,451. Hannah Pearson

Hannah Pearson, daughter of Jesse Pearson and Achsah Turner, was born 22 January 1839, in Green County, Ohio, and died 1910 in Waverly, Wright co, Minnesota. She was married in 1855, to John William Cruzen, who died in 1904.

Children:

  1. Jesse Cruzen.

  2. Eli Cruzen.

  3. John H. Cruzen.

  4. Archie Cruzen.

  5. Frank Cruzen.

  6. William Cruzen.

  7. Alva Cruzen.

  8. Alice Cruzen.

  9. Tabitha Cruzen.

  10. Anna Cruzen.





B-1,453. Anna Pearson

Anna Pearson, daughter of Jesse Pearson and Achsah Turner was born 9 September 1844, in Green County, Ohio, and died 1933, in Xenia, Green County, Ohio. She was married in 1868 in Xenia, Green County, to Arhibald Sittsworth.

Children:

  1. William H Sittsworth.

  2. Clarence E Sittsworth.

  3. Ella Sittsworth.

  4. Carrie Sittsworth.

  5. Mamie Sittsworth.

  6. Emma K Sittsworth.





B-1,456. Mary Pearson

Mary Pearson, daughter of Jesse Pearson and Achsah Turner, was born 14 December 1849, in Green County, Ohio, and died in 1937, in Milford, Geary County, Kansas.

She was married in 1866,in Xenia, Green County, Ohio, to Charles Lewis Martin, who was born in 1843, in Warren County, Virginia.

Children:

  1. Carrie Alice Martin, born 1867 in Ohio, died 1890, Geary County, Kansas; married in 1886 in Geary County, to Will Taylor; no children.

  2. Henry Martin, born 1869 in Ohio, died 1942, Geary County, Kansas; married Anna Dalquist.

  3. Anna Louise Martin, born 1870 in Ohio, died in New York; married in New York City, to James E Coffey.

  4. Oscar Elmo Martin, born 1873 in Ohio, 1942 Tacoma, Pierce County, Washington.

  5. Gertrude Nancy Martin, born 1875 in Ohio, died August 1936, New York; unmarried.

  6. Flora Dell Martin, born 1877 in Ohio, died 1974, Manhattan, Riley County, Kansas; married 1904 in Junction City, Geary County, Kansas, to John F Hickman.

  7. Robert Franklin Martin, born 1879 in Ohio, died 1916; married Johanna Welsh.

  8. Homer Elmer Martin, born 1881 in Ohio, died 16 January 1953, Tacoma, Pierce County, Washington; unmarried.

  9. Joseph Allen Martin, born 1884 in Kansas, died October 1933, Geargy County, Kansas; married 1911, Kansas, to Nora Sanders.

  10. Charles Ernest Martin, born 1886 in Kansas, died 24 February 1936; married to Augustusta Steinbruck.

  11. Linnie Mildred Martin, born 1888 in Kansas, died 1975 Kansas; married 1909 Junction City, Geary County, Kansas Henry Miller.

  12. Frances Kathryn Martin, born 1891 in Kansas, died 1981 Manhattan, Riley County, Kansas; married 1912, Geary County, Kansas, to Clyde Thomas Beard, born 1892 Milford Geary County, Kansas, died 1964 Manhattan.

  13. Hazel Bernice Martin, born 1893 in Kansas, died 4 May 1921 Geary County, Kansas, unmarried.





B-2,311. William Pearson

William Pearson, son of Soloman and Agness Pearson, was born in 1830, in Wayne County, North Carolina

He was married to Josephine Van Tassel, who was born in 1834. She died in 1859.

William was a Civil War Private, Unon Army, Company A, 29th Illinois Infantry, He died 17 April 1863, in Benton Barracks, St. Louis, Missouri, and buried there.

Children:

  1. Mary Elizabeth Pearson, born 20 November 1852, in Wayne County, North Carolina; married Mr. Wallace, resided in Dodge County, Wisconsin

  2. Peter Lafayette Pearson, born 12 December 1856, Tennessee, died 23 August 138, in Oswego, Labette County, Kansas

  3. Robert Thomas Pearson, born 25 April 1858, Tennessee





B-2,315. Phillip Anderson Pearson

Phillip Anderson Pearson, son of Soloman Pearson and Mary Sasser Raiford, was born in 16 December 1837, in Wayne County, North Carolina. H was a Methodisst Episcopal Minister.

He was married in 1867, in Gallatin, Sumner County, Tennessee, to Amanda Caroline Roscoe, who was born 6 Aril 1840, in Tennessee

Amanda died 12 July 1915; Phillip died 18 June 1918, both in Monteagle, Grundy County, Tennessee.

Children

  1. Josephine Anderson Pearson, born 30 June 1868, in Gallatin, Sumner County, Tennessee; died 3 November 1944, in Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee





B-2,31(12). Jesse Rice Pearson

Jesse Rice Pearson, son of Solomon Pearson and Julia Ann Talton, was born 8 May 1863, in Hillsboro, Coffee County, Tennessee.

He was married 9 September 1888, in Oswego, Labette County, Kansas, to Nellie May Breese, who was born 25 May 1869, in Reynolds, White County, Indiana.

She was the daughter of Edward Breese (married in Indiana) and Sarah Ellen Nimon who was born 22 June 1839 in Pennsylvania, daughter of Henry Nimon and Sarah A West

Nellie died 23 February 1929; Jesse died 22 December 1946, both in Redlands, San Bernadino County, California.

Children:

  1. Almond Lyle Pearson, born 8 July 1889, Oswego, Labette County, Kansas, died 14 January 1972, Palm Springs, California

  2. Edgar Roscoe Pearson, born 26 November 1892, Oswego, Labette County, Kansas, died 11 November 1893

  3. Alice Marie Pearson, born 14 November 1898, Oswego, Labette County, Kansas, Oswego, Labette County, Kansas, died 7 May 1954, Brookings, Oregon

  4. Alta Dimple Pearson, born 16 July 1901, Oswego, Labette County, Kansas





B-2,341. John Thomas Pearson

John Thomas Pearson, son of Lazarus Pearson and Sarah Edgerton, was born 21 March 1837, in Contentnea, Wayne County, North Carolina.

He was married 10 March 1858, in Marlborough Monthly Meeting, in Randolph County, North Carolina, to Dicema Sarah Newlin, who was born 19 March 1836, in Cane Creek, Alamance County, North Carolina, daughter of Joseph Newlin and Ruth Farlow. See: Newlin Family. She was a very strict Quaker and staunchly opposed to musical instruments

John made his will on 27 October 1877 and died 2 days later, on 29 October 1877, in Contentnea in Wayne County, North Carolina; Sarah died 24 January 1897, in Fork Township, Wayne County, North Carolina

Children:

  1. Joseph Lazarus Pearson, born 2 June 1859 in Sophia, Randolph County, North Carolina

  2. John Newlin Pearson, born 8 November 1861 in Sophia, Randolph County, North Carolina

  3. William Eli Pearson, born 20 August 1863 in Sophia, Randolph County, North Carolina

  4. Emily Ruth Pearson, born 29 September 1865 in Sophia, Randolph County, North Carolina

  5. James Richmond Pearson, born 8 June1868 in Fork Township, Wayne County, North Carolina, died 19 May 1952, in Goldsboro, Wayne County, North Carolina; married to Mary Catherine Massey, daughter of Levi Hollowell Massey and Avis Coleman, born 25 May 1860, died 6 August 1925, Wayne County, both buried in Brogden, Wayne County; no children; married/2 to Roberta May Moore, born 2 April 1878, died 16 December 1954, daughter of David Moore snd Tabitha Hollowell; no children

  6. Minnie Whitaker Pearson, born 5 May 1871 in Fork Township, Wayne County, North Carolina, died 3 July 1872

  7. Mary Achsah Pearson, born 10 April 1874 in Fork Township, Wayne County, North Carolina, died 28 January 1915, Pikeville, Wayne County, North Carolina; married April 102, to Hardy Haskell Edgerton, born 1875

  8. Thomas Oliver Pearson, born 16 March 1877 in Fork Township, Wayne County, North Carolina, died 7 July 1949, Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee; married Sarah Thomas Martin, died 1915, in Memphis





B-2,342. Sallie A Pearson

Sallie A Pearson, daughter of Lazarus Pearson and Sarah Edgerton, was born 25 May 1838, in Contentnea, Wayne County, North Carolina.

She was married 13 October 1859, in Contentnea, Wayne County, to Edwin G Copeland, who was born 17 September 1831, in Rich Square, Northampton County, North Carolina, the son of Henry Copeland (married in 1823) and Dorothy Rogers, (born in Sutton’s Creek, Perquimans County, North Carolina.)

Sallie died about 1920, in Lamar, Prowers County, Colorado

The children were all born in Contentnea.

Children:

  1. Charles Fox Copeland, born 14 September 1861

  2. Laura Folger Copeland, born 23 August 1865, died 6 June 1866

  3. Edwin Hadley Copeland, born 15 August 1867, died 12 October 1877

  4. Walter Jay Copeland, born 8 April 1870

  5. Henry Lazarus Copoeland, born 7 July 1872

  6. Ellen Wrenshall Copeland, born 5 October 1876
  7. Julia Elizabeth Copeland, born 31 March 1879





B-2,951. Enoch Pearson Williams

Enoch Pearson Williams, son of Lydia Pearson and John C Williams, was born 22 May 1841 in Pickrelltown, Ohio, and died 24 October 1884, in Marshalltown, Iowa.

He was married 28 March 1867 in Oskaloosa, Iowa, to Sarah Ellen Jones, who was born in Pennsylvania, the daughter of Samuel Jones; she died in 1925.

Children:

  1. Mattie Leona Williams, born 6 September 1868 in Oskaloosa, Iowa.

  2. Jesse Cyrus Williams, born 16 August 1870 in Marshalltown, Iowa.

  3. Enoch Lester Williams, born 13 January 1873 in Near Storm Lake, Iowa.

  4. Mary Belle Williams, born 30 June 1875 in Webster County, Iowa.

  5. Harlan Clinton Williams,, born 8 OCT 1877 in Kalo, Iowa, died 2 August 1895, Marshalltown, Iowa.

  6. Hattie Elizabeth Williams, born 19 June 1879 in Kalo, Iowa.

  7. Elna Scott Williams, born 22 June 1881 in Otho, Iowa.

  8. Nellie Pearl Williams, born 23 November 1883, died 2 April 1903, Marshalltown, Iowa.





B-2,952. Cyrus T Williams

Cyrus T Williams, son of Lydia Pearson and John C Williams, was born 1 December 1842, in Logan County, Iowa. When a lad of but 8 years he moved with his parents to Iowa, located in Mahaska County.

At the age of 18 years, he enlisted in Company H. of the 8th Iowa Infantry, serving two years when he was returned home through disability. He was captured 6 April 1862 in Shiloh, Tennessee, taken prisoner in Montgomery, Alabama, blind in one eye, discharged 8 January 1863, and given a pension.

On December 24, 1863 in New Sharon, Pocahontas co. Iowa, he was married to Anna Eliza Winder, who was born 28 August 1842 in North Lewisburg, Champaign County, Iowa, the daughter of Henry Winder and Jane Crabb.

Henry Winder was born 19 October 1816 in Chillecothe, Ross County, Ohio, a blacksmith, son of Abner Winder and Hope Ballinger.

Jane was born 23 October 1813 in Chillecothe, the daughter of Ormand Crabb and Mary Hubbard.

The greater portion of their married life was spent in Mahaska and Tama Counties. He was a frmer, a Methodist, a member of the Ancient Order of United Workmen, and a member of the Grand Army of the Republic from the time of its organization.

He spent the closing days of his life with his daughter, Mrs. Clara Vest of Toledo, Iowa. Interment was made in Woodlawn Cemetery, Toledo, Iowa.

He died 14 September 1907, Roledo, Iowa, and was buried at Woodlawn Cemetery, Toledo. Anna died 13 April 1911, in Methodist Hospital, Des Moines, Iowa, and buried also at Woodlawn.

Children:

  1. Clara Williams, born 27 September 1864 in New Sharon, Iowa, died 6 May 1940; married ___ Vest.

  2. Charles L. Williams,, born 6 January 1868 in Paveshick County, Iowa, died 22 November 1940.

  3. John H. Williams,, born 23 August 1870 in Searsboro, Iowa, died 19 January 1949, resided Winnebago in 1943.

  4. Arthur B. Williams, born 27 May 1872 in Searsboro, Iowa, died 25 September 1953, res 1943 Benson, Ohio.

  5. Mary Etta Williams, born 28 September 1874 in Searsboro, Iowa.

  6. Enoch P. Williams, born 23 November 1876 in Searsboro, Iowa, died in Marathan, Iowa.

  7. Raymond I. Williams,, born 1 December 1879 in Buena Vista County, Iowa; resided 1943 in Provo, South Dakota.

  8. Iris Endora Williams, born 17 January 1883 in Pocahontas County, Iowa.

SEVENTH GENERATION




B-13,115. Gilbert Terrell Mills

Gilbert Fielden Mills, son of Benjamin B Mills and Catherine Figgens, was born 14 May 1847, in Plymouth Fayette County, Ohio.

He was married 24 April 1876, to Mary Shelby Baker, who was born 23 November 1847, in Shelby County, Illinois, daughter of William Baker and Mary Davis

Mary died 15 July 1933, Shelby County, Illinois, buried in Coons Cemetery, Shelby County. Gilbert died 27 August 1942, in Neoga, Cumberland County, Illinois.

Children:

  1. William Benjamin Mills, born 21 February 1877, in Trowbridge, Shelby County, Illinois; married 18 December 1899, to Blanch Shumard, born 21 August 1883, in Stewardson, Shelby County, Illinois, and died June 1949, Decatur, Macon County, Illinois, daughter of A O Shumard and Alice Harper
    1. Grandchildren:
      1. Luther Mills, born 6 February 1903, Trowbridge; married Marie Russell
      2. Otha Mills, born 6 November 1907, Trowbridge; married Mr. Long
      3. Velma Mills, born 16 October 1910, Trowbridge, died 2 January 1938

  2. Minnie Mae Mills, born 12 May 1881, Trowbridge, Shelby County, Illinois; married February 1900, to John O Barrow, born 4 May 1881, Neog, Cumberland County, Illinois, son of Solomon Barrow and Caroline Robison
    1. Grandchildren:
      1. Vernon Morle Barrow, born 15 September 1901, Shelby County, Illinois
      2. Roy Oliver Barrow, born 29 October 1907, Shelby County, Illinois
      3. son, married Miss Pugh
      4. daughter

  3. Nancy Katherine Mills, born 26 January 1886, Trowbridge, Shelby County, Illinois, died 26 May 1927; married Eber Furgason





B-13,145. Irene Jane Moon

Irene Jane Moon, daughter of Rebecca Mills and Ezra Moon, was born 15 August 1865 in Shelbyville, Shelby County, Illinois. She was married 15 February 1880, to Franklin Pierce Sade, who was born 29 September 1854, in Iron Hill, Jackson County, Iowa.

His parents:

Thomas Jefferson Sade, born 29 August 1819, died 3 March 1916

Phebe Conklin, born 21 September 1830, Ohio, died 10 February 1910, Missouri

Franklin died 9 February 1915; Irene died 22 September 1945, both in Lovell, Logan County, Oklahoma, buried in Oakview Cemetery.

Children:

  1. Charley Thomas Sade, born 7 January 1881, in Osborne County, Kansas

  2. Arthur Carlton Sade, born 13 October 1882, in Ironhill, Jackson County, Iowa

  3. Etta Evelyn Sade, born 9 August 1884, Ironhill County, Iowa

  4. Emma May Sade, born 16 May 1886, Ironhill, Jackson County, Iowa

  5. Albert Freeman Sade, born 18 July 1889, Lovell, Logan County, Oklahoma

  6. Ida Rebecca Sade, born 9 August 1891, Lovell, Logan County, Oklahoma

  7. Emit Ray Sade, born 28 January 1894, Lovell, Logan County, Oklahoma

  8. Icis Belle Sade, born 28 March 1896, Lovell, Logan County, Oklahoma

  9. Effie Jane Sade, born 18 August 1898, Lovell, Logan County, Oklahoma

  10. Frank Wyett Sade, born 22 October 1900, Crescent, Logan County, Oklahoma

  11. John Everett Sade, born 20 November 1902, Lovell, Logan County, Oklahoma

  12. Clarence Howard Sade, born 7 January 1908, Lovell, Logan County, Oklahoma





B-13,183. Hezekiah Harvey Mills

Hezekiah Harvey Mills, son of Thomas Ellwood Mills and Eliza Jane Stout, was born 28 May 1859, in Neoga, Cumberland County, Illinois.

He was married 24 March 1883, in Alleghenny County, Pennsylvania, to Ida May Walter, who was born 3 April 1866, in Pittsburgh, Alleghenny County, Pennsylvania, the daughter of Christopher Walter and Anna Weigel.

Ida died 25 June 1940, in Pocatello, Bannock County, Idaho; Hezekiah was married/2 to Mary Barkdul, and he died 22 November 1941, in Farmngton, Dsvis County, Utah.

Children:

  1. Anna Harriet Mills, born 2 July 1880, Hutchinson, Reno County, Kansas; married/1 to J K Brown; married/2 to Gus Franan; married/3 on 8 July 1913, Logan, Cache County, Utah

  2. Stella May Mills, born 19 February 1884, Hutchinson, Reno County, Kansas; married 17 December 1902, in Pocatello, Bancock County, Idaho, to William Nelson Rowland, who was born 20 August 1874, in Logan, Cache County, Utah

  3. Ivy Madeline Mills, born 14 January 1886, Hutchinson, Reno County, Kansas; married/1 on 1 April 1904, in Pocatello, Bancock County, Idaho, to John Enon Andrews, who was born 14 November 1885, Logan, Cache County, Utah; married/2 after 1942, to Norman Spenst

  4. Christopher Elwood Mills, born 8 March 1888, Greeley, Anderson County, Kansas





B-13,151. William Luban Mills

William Luban Mills, son of Jesse Bantley Mills and Elizabeth Campbell Christy, was born 1 January 1850, in Ohio.

He was married 5 March 1881, to Lydia Jane Carey, who was born 22 April 1854, in Indiana, the daughter of Isaac Carey and Elizabeth Moon. See: Carey Family

Lydia died 1 August 1932; William died 11 December 1936, both in Casey, Clark County, Illinois.

Children:

  1. Ora Margaret Mills, born 30 December 1881 in Sigel, Shelby County, Illinois, died 13 July 1947; married 16 April 1901, to Oliver Haworth

  2. Arthur Mills, born & died 19 March 1883 in Sigel, Shelby County, Illinois

  3. Claude Milton Mills, born 22 May 1884 in Sigel, Shelby County, Illinois; married 24 June 1906, to Bertha Victoria Roby, born 25 July 1887, daughter of Noah Christopher Roby (born 22 October 1864, Guernsey County, Ohio) and Neoma Elizabeth Redman

  4. Jesse Freeman Mills, born 9 February 1885 in Shelby County, Illinois; married 17 September 1907, to Lydia Agnes Grotfield, born 26 May 1883, in Thomasboro, Champaign County, Ohio, died 6 February 1953, Iowa Falls, Hardin County, Iowa

  5. Effa Virginia Mills, born 16 March 1886 in Sigel, Shelby County, Illinois, 1958; married 22 November 1905, to Alan Kite, born 10 March 1884, in Clark County, Illinois

  6. Anna Ethel Mills, born 27 February 1887 in Neoga, Cumberland County, Illinois; married 12 February 1907, Thomasboro, Champaign County, Illinois, to Steve Fallert, born 26 March 1880, in Fort Recovery, Mercer County, Ohio

  7. Nellie Mills, born 6 July 1888 in Sigel, Shelby County, Illinois, died 6 August 1889

  8. Carl Mills, born 26 November 1889 in Sigel, Shelby County, Illinois, died 8 July 1891

  9. R Ray Mills, born 9 May 1891 in Sigel, Shelby County, Illinois; married/1 Harriett Lavins Bullock, born 11 August 1895; married/2 on 15 August 1938, to Eva Sutherland

  10. Orville Shuble Mills, born 9 November 1891 in Shelby County, Illinois; married 12 February 1917, Cambridge, Story County, Iowa, to Leona Berlin, born 10 February 1899, in Maxwell, Story County, Iowa, died 13 October 1957, Iowa Falls, Hardin County, Iowa

  11. Calvin Robert Mills, born 18 January 1892 in Sigel, Shelby County, Illinois married 12 June 1912, to Bertha Hayward

  12. Mabel May Mills, born & died 27 October 1897 in Leverette, Champaign County, Illinois

  13. Harry Alex Mills, born 2 March 1899 in Leverette, Champaign County, Illinois; married 16 May 1921, in Blue Earth, Fairbault County, Minnesota, to Sarah Ann Sketoe, born 15 April 1892

  14. William Edward Mills born 15 September 1901 in Thomasboro, Champaign County, Illinois; married 31 May 1925, to Marie Sutherland, born 31 January, Nevada, Story County, Iowa

  15. Sarah Dorothy Mills, born 25 October 1903 in Thomasboro, Champaign County, Illinois; married 3 December 1921, Nevada, Story County, Iowa, to Carl Russell King, born 21 September 1895, Wakefield, Richmond County, Illinois





B-13,153. Sarah Ann Mills

Sarah Ann Mills, daughter son of Jesse Bantley Mills and Elizabeth Campbell Christy, was born 3 September 1854, in Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio.

She was married 20 March 1873, in Shelby County, Illinois, to Isaac Carey, who was born 24 February 1851, in Clear Creek, Clinton County, Ohio, the son of Robert Carey and Susannah Moon. See: Carey Family

Isaac died 18 March 1895, in Sigel, Shelby County, Illinois; Sarah died 14 March 1946, in Shelby County.

Children:

  1. Sylvester Carey, born 16 February 1874 in Sigel, Shelby County, Illinois

  2. Esther Elizabeth Carey, born 2 February 1879 in Sigel, Shelby County, Illinois

  3. Minnie J Carey, born 10 February 1882 in Big Spring, Shelby County, Illinois





  4. B-13,154. Rachel Virginia Mills

    Rachel Virginia Mills, daughter of Jesse Bantley Mills and Elizabeth Campbell Christy, was born 27 December 1856, in Clinton County, Ohio.

    She was married 30 October 1873, to Richard J Overman, who was born 14 October 1853, the son of Enoch Overman and Hannah Jones. (See: Part VIII Overman Family-C-7,429. )

    Richard died 30 August 1931; Rachel died 24 July 1945, in Champaign, Illinois.

    Children:

    1. Adrain Laban Overman, born 28 March 1875, in Cumberland County, Illinois; married to Lida Peters, born 1 August 1875, in St. Joseph, Champaign County, Illinois

    2. Sadie Rodena Overman, born 14 March 1881, died 26 October 1945; Married/1 to John Owen; married/2 to Mr. Switzer

    3. Bertha Hannah Overman, born 20 March 1883; married/1 Otto Grege; married/2 on 24 July 1924, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois

    4. Nora Belle Overman, born 23 March 1885, died 2 April 1894

    5. Earl Grant Overman born 6 July 1889; married Juanita Davis

    6. Roswell M Overman, born 9 July 1896; married Oliva Bonnie Lacy





    B-13,155. Rhoda Elizabeth Mills

    Rhoda Elizabeth Mills, daughter of Jesse Bantley Mills and Elizabeth Campbell Christy, was born 23 January 1860, Clinton County, Ohio.

    She was married 1 February 1877, in Big Springs, Shelby County, Illinois, to Giles Marion Lugar, who was born 3 March 1858, in Grant County, Indiana.

    His parents:

    Alexander Luger, who was born 19 March 1818, in Giles County, Virginia, and died 17 January 1877, in Shelby County, Illinois,

    married 19 January 1842, in Giles County to her mother, Mary Ann Duncan, who was born 16 June 1816, in Giles County, Virginia, and died 14 April 1900, in Shelby County, Illinois

    Rhoda died 2 April 1944; Giles died 9 August 1945, both in Shelby County, Illinois, and buried in Coons Cemetery.

    The children were all born in Shelby County, Illinois

    Children:

    1. Fannie Elizabeth Lugar, born 25 December 1876, died 14 July 1961; married 31 July 1898, to Jesse Inglish Baker, born 10 May 1876, Sigel, Shelby County, Illinois, died 25 June 1967, Mattoon, Coles County, Illinois

    2. Nettie Lugar, born 28 May 1879, died 7 September 1957, Shelby County, buried Sigel Cemetery; married 15 July 1896, Shelbyville, Shelby County, to Edward Baker, born 5 July 1873, Shelby County, died 7 September 1936, son of Jesse Baker and Martha Rentfrow
      1. Grandchildren:
        1. Dorothy Baker, born 29 April 1897

    3. Charles C Lugar, born 8 September 1881

    4. Margaret Belgium Lugar, born 25 March 1884

    5. Grover C Lugar, born 1890

    6. Claude D Lugar, born 1891, died 1923, Shelby County, Illinois, buried in Coons Cemetery

    7. Karl Kenneth Lugar, born 11 October 1895





    B-13,156. Ulysses Grant Mills

    Ulysses Grant Mills, son of Jesse Bentley Mills and Elizabeth Campbell Christy, was born 30 June 1865, Shelby County, Illinois.

    He was married 21 December 1890, to Etta Rosemma Lawrence, who was born 7 December 1867, in Cumberland County, Illinois. He also had a wife named Nannie Pryor.

    Etta died 1 May 1851; Ulysses died 2 January 1953, both in Champaign County, Illinois.

    Children:

    1. daughter Mills, married 25 August 1934, Vigo County, Indiana, to Elmer M Schaudt, who was born 3 August 1910, Champaign County, Illinois, and died there on 23 March 1975

    2. Charles Ross Mills, born 19 November 1891. Cumberland County, Illinois; married 3 June 1014, to Blanch Fern Gibson, who was born 30 May 1894, Champaign County, Illinois, died 14 April St. Joseph County, Illinois; 2 children

    3. Luga Pearle Mills, born 1 March 1894, Coles County, Illinois

    4. Beulah Ozeta Mills, born 2 March 1896, Coles County, Illinois

    5. Hazel Gertrude Mills, born 7 March 1899, Cumberland County, Illinois, died 29 May 1969, Sagamon County, Illinois; married 21 February 1920, to Arthur Beekkman Robertson, who was born 18 August 1893, died 7 January 1987, both in Menard County Illinois





    B-13,161. Almeda J Moon

    Almeda J Moon, daughter of Jacob Moon and Hannah Mills, was born 14 July 1846, in Clinton County, Ohio.

    She was married 7 June 1862, in Grant County, Indiana, to John J Carey, who was born 5 June 1841, Newberry Monthly Meeting, Clinton County, Ohio.

    John died 19 April 1900, in Stafford County, Kansas; Almeda died 16 December 1929, in Kansas City, buried Stafford, Stafford County, Kansas.

    Children:

    1. Susanna Elma Carey, born 29 March 1863, Grant County, Indiana, died 27 January 1937, Kansas; married in 1882, in Reno County Kansas, to George William Robinson
      1. Grandchildren:
        1. Faye Robinson, born May 1884
        2. George Carey Robinson, born 26 October 1890, married Beatrice E Evans, born 20 March 1889, died 29 February 1980; 1 child: Walter C Carey, born 13 April 1908, died 2 March 1965

    2. Surama A Carey, born about 1863, Grant County, Indiana

    3. Ellen (Ella) Nora Carey, born about 1866, Illinois, died 9 February 1933, Alameda, Alameda County, California; married John A Waddell, (born 1876, Illinois), son of John Alfred Waddell and Hattie Young
      1. Grandchildren:
        1. John A Waddell, born 1876, Illinois
        2. Emma Waddell, born April 1878, Illinois
        3. George Waddell, born June 1881, Nebraska
        4. Edna Waddell, born June 1890, Nebraska
        5. Nina Waddell, born November 1892 Nebraska

    4. Carlos Edgar Carey, born 23 December 1868, Illinois, died 14 April 1930; married to Mary E Shavey, born 19 June 1872, died 16 August 1950

    5. Elmer Guy Carey, born 14 March 1874, died 1930; married to Edna Amy Beals, born 30 August 1876, died 24 July 1937





    B-13,183. Hezekiah Harvey Mills

    Hezekiah Harvey Mills, son of Thomas Ellwood Mills and Eliza Jane Stout, was born 28 May 1859, in Neoga, Cumberland County, Illinois.

    He was married 24 March 1883, in Alleghenny County, Pennsylvania, to Ida May Walter, who was born 3 April 1866, in Pittsburgh, Alleghenny County, Pennsylvania, the daughter of Christopher Walter and Anna Weigel.

    Ida died 25 June 1940, in Pocatello, Bannock County, Idaho; Hezekiah was married/2 to Mary Barkdul, and died 22 November 1941, in Farmngton, Dsvis County, Utah.

    Children:

    1. Anna Harriet Mills, born 2 July 1880, Hutchinson, Reno County, Kansas; married/1 to J K Brown; married/2 Gus Franan; married/3 Fentlon E Barnett

    2. Stella May Mills born 19 February 1884, Hutchinson, Reno County, Kansas

    3. Ivy Madeline Mills, born 14 January 1886, Hurchinson, Reno County, Kansas

    4. Christopher Elwood Mills, born 8 March 1888, Greeley, Anderson County, Kansas





    B-13,184. George Stout Mills

    George Stout Mills, son of Thomas Ellwood Mills and Eliza Jane Stout, was born 23 March 1832, in Wilmington, Clinton County, Ohio.

    He was married 18 October 1887, Burr Oak, Jewell County, Kansas, to Clarissa Hollingsworth, who was born 12 September 1869, in Bangor, Marshall County, Iowa.

    Clarissa's parents:

    Stephen Garner Hollingsworth, born 22 November 1832, Miami County, Ohio, died 5 December 1900, Woodward County, Oklahoma, married 22 October 1856, in Marshall County, Iowa, to Phebe Raley, born 1 September 1834, Belmont County, Ohio, died 12 July, Jewell County, Kansas

    George Stout died 21 January 1937, in Apperson, Osage County, Oklahoma; Clarissa died 11 September 1959, in Shider, Osage County, Oklahoma, both buried in Kaw City Cemetery, Kaw City, Oklahoma.

    Children:

    1. infant Mills, born & died 10 September 1888, Lane, Franklin County, Kansas

    2. Chloe Lorena Mills, born 5 March 1890, Lane, Franklin County, Kansas, died 16 May 1976, Ponca City, Kay County, Oklahoma, buried Grandview Cemetery, Kaw City, Oklahoma; married 16 June 1910, Tampico, Tamaulipas, Mexico, to Samuel Francis Dyer, born 18 Noveber 1872, Hunt County, Texas, died 8 June 1936, Tuckerman, Jackson County, Arkansas

    3. Lena Lota Mills, born 8 January 1893, Greeley, Anderson County, Kansas, died July 1985, Greeley, Anderson Coounty, Kansas; married 8 October 1918, Garnett, Anderson County, Kansas, to Fred C Nolte, who was born 8 October 1892, in Stanley, Johnson County, Kansas. 1 daughter, married Mr. Miller

    4. Dale Oscar Mills, born 24 September 1895, Burr Oak, Jewell County, Kansas

    5. Claude Anson Mills, born 1 May 1898, Burr Oak, Jewell County, Kansas

    6. Elsa Glendora Mills, born 2 August 1905, Haskaw, Woods County, Oklahoma

    7. Dallas Everett Mills, born 18 April 1909, Columbus, Mexico





    B-13,187. Della Mills

    Della Mills, son of Thomas Ellwood Mills and Eliza Jane Stout, was born 8 April 1867, in Illinois.

    She was married/1 on 22 June 1894, to John Franklin Snyder, who was born 9 June 1866, in Danville, Knox County, Ohio, the son of Christian Snyder and Anna Hall.

    John died 4 September 1943, in Adel, Dallas County, Iowa,

    She was married/2 on 9 May 1909, in Woodward, Woodward County, Oklahoma, to William Pennell, who was born 16 December 1847.

    Della died 23 January 1948, in Garnett, Anderson, Kansas.

    Children:

    1. Thomas Edward Snyder, born 5 September 1895 in Osawatomie, Miami County, Kansas, died about 1896

    2. Lida Fern Snyder, born 20 March 1898 in Greeley, Anderson County, Kansas, died 19 April 1958, in Garnett, Anderson County, Kansas; married 5 December 1917, in Paola, Miami County, Kansas, to Frank Renzenberger, born 21 March 1887, in Greeley, Anderson County, Kansas

    3. Forrest Richard Snyder, born 22 June 1902 in Alva, Woods County, Oklahoma; married 17 October 1930, in Yates Center, Woodson County, Kansas





    B-13,188. Oscar Mills

    Oscar Mills, son of Thomas Ellwood Mills and Eliza Jane Stout, was born 15 June 1868, in Odgen, Champaign County, Illinois.

    He was married 25 February 1892, to Margaret Ann Spencer, who was born 29 October 1869, the daughter of Alexander Spencer and Jane ___.

    Margaret Ann died 4 February 1944; Oscar died 19 June 1945, both in Greeley, Anderson County, Kansas.

    Children:

    1. Strauss William Mills, born 7 December 1892 in Greeley, Anderson County, Kansas, died 2 January 1919

    2. Mabel Ellen Mills, born 5 July 1895 in Greeley, Anderson County, Kansas; married to Carl Edward Snodgrass, born 4 July 1890, in Lone Elm, Anderson County, Kansas

    3. Otis Richard Mills, born 26 February 1900 in Burr Oak, Jewell County, Kansas

    4. Lester Lenard Mills, born 27 February 1902 in Greeley, Anderson County, Kansas; married to Esther Wickman

    5. Thomas Clayton Mills, born 26 January 1906 in Richmond, Franklin County, Kansas, died 27 November 1945





    B-13,189. Emma Belle Mills

    Emma Belle Mills, daughter of Thomas Ellwood Mills and Eliza Jane Stout, was born born 3 May 1871.

    She was married She was married to Albert Stewart Kelsey, who was born 7 November 1867, in Richmond, Franklin County, Kansas, the son of Thomas Kelsey and Elizabeth Cunningham.

    Emma died 12 May 1920, in Greeley, Anderson County, Kansas.

    Children:

    1. Thomas Bryan Kelsey, born 3 September 1900 in Greeley, Anderson County, Kansas

    2. James Otto Kelsey, born about 1905 in Greeley, Anderson County, Kansas

    3. Vona Birdean Kelsey, born in Greeley, Anderson County, Kansas





    B-13,18(10). Carrie Mills

    Carrie Mills, son of Thomas Ellwood Mills and Eliza Jane Stout, was born 18 September 1873.

    She was married 21 December 1894, Garnett, Anderson County, Kansas, to Arthur Wetsol Pingry, who was born in 1862 in Portland, Jay County, Indiana, son of Roxy Pingrey, born 1835, in Coshocton County, Indiana. See: Pingry Family

    Children:

    1. Clifford Melvin Pingry, born 24 October 1895 in Osawatomie, Miami County, Kansas, died 20 April 1995, in Osawatomie; married to Zoe Lucy Montague, born 13 June 1901, in Minneapolis, Ottawa County, Kansas, died 10 March 1999, in Osawatomie, daughter of William H Montague (born 7 March 1861-died November 1940) and Sallie Pingry (born 7 July 1864-died June 1940) 1 son Pingry, married Miss Cockrill

    2. Marley E Pingry, born 2 July 1899

    3. Vera V Pingry, born 30 September 1903





    B-13,18(11). Lida Mills

    Lida Mills, son of Thomas Ellwood Mills and Eliza Jane Stout, was born 17 January 1878, Hutchinson, Reno County, Kansas.

    She was married to Jesse LaVerne Ayres, who was born 5 October 1878, in Iola, Allen County, Kansas.

    Children:

    1. Jessie Lavierne Ayres, born 6 May 1905, in Greeley, Anderson County, Kansas; married 17 August 1929, to Charles L Oman

    2. Kathleen Roberta Ayres, born 30 July 1906, in Garnett, Anderson County, Kansas; married Mr. Flaschenhar

    3. son Ayres, married Miss Richards





    B-13,1(10)1. Abigail Jane Mills

    Abigail Jane Mills, daughter of John Mills and Hilah Nancy Ann Zimmerman, was born 7 August, in Neoga, Cumberland County, Illinois.

    She was married 28 December 1879, in Greeley, Anderson County, Kansas, to Bryon Lockhart, who was born in 1858, in Indiana.

    She died about 1886, in Foster, Bates County, Missouri.

    Children:

    1. Guy Lockhart

    2. Arde Lockhart

    3. daughter Lockhart





    B-13,1(10)2. Elizabeth Fidelia Mills

    Elizabeth Fidelia Mills, daughter of John Mills and Hilah Nancy Ann Zimmerman, was born 14 May 1860, in Shelby County, Illinois.

    She was married/1 in 1874, in Miller County, Missouri, to Hyman W McCubbins, who was born about 1856, in Chelby County, Missouri.

    She was married/2 on 13 March 1879, in Garnett, Anderson County, Kansas, to Thomas Wheeler Tucker, who was born in 1825 in Ohio, and died in May 1892, in Medicine Lodge, Barber County, Kansas.

    She was married/3 10 March 1893, in Medicine Lodge, to George W Willard, who was born in November 1854, in Sheldon, Irquois County, Illinois, the son of Alpha Gardner Willard and Mary Ketchum.

    Elizabeth died 8 April 1913, in Wichita, Sedgewick County, Kansas, buried in Maple Grove Cemetery, in Wichita.

    Children:

    1. Mary A McCubbins, born in Missouri

    2. m/2
    3. Iva Velina Tucker, born 25 August 1879 in Greeley, Anderson County, Kansas

    4. Jane Tucker, born about 1880; married Mr. Osborne, in Oklahoma

    5. Laura Tucker, born about 1881 in Nebraska; married 1900, to Mr. Lamb

    6. Levi Tucker, born about 1883 in Barber County, Kansas, died 1883

    7. William Weaver Tucker, born 30 December 1885 in Wichita, Sedgwick County, Kansas, died 17 May 1931, in Wichita, Kansas; married 8 February 1919, Newton, Harvey County, Kansas, to Hollice Elizabeth Kuehl, born 16 May 1900, McPherson, McPherson County, Kansas, died 3 March in Yates Center, Woodson County, Kansas, daugter of Paul Emile Kuehl, (born 15 February 1874, in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois) and Blanche Marlow, (born 29 July 1882, Piedmont, Greenwood County, Kansas
      1. Grandchildren:
        1. Hollice Virginia Tucker, born 6 November 1919, in Wichita, Kansas, died 5 February 1985, in Fresno, Fresno County, California; married Mr. Madaus

    8. Claude Ira Tucker, born 6 July 1888 in Pratt, Pratt County, Kansas

    9. Charles Raymond Tucker, born 16 February 1890 in Greeley, Anderson County, Kansas, died 18 April 1937, in Yelm, Thurston County, Washington; married/1 Elsie Graves; married/2 to Mary ___

    10. ?m/3
    11. Ebbin Chester Willard, born 14 May 1894 in Medicine Lodge, Barber County, Kansas; married 29 January 1920, in Salem, Marion County, Oregon, to Esther Sula Cox, born 4 May 1900, in Neosho, Newton County, Missouri; 5 children

    12. Viola Blanche Willard, born 14 September 1898 in Medicine Lodge, Barber County, Kansas; married/1 to Loren Chancey Willard, born 1892, in Medicine Lodge, Barber County, Kansas; 1 child; married/2 to Roy Heberlin





    B-13,1(10)3. Jacob Coons Mills

    Jacob Coons Mills, son of John Mills and Hilah Nancy Ann Zimmerman, was born 12 February 1862, in Neoga, Cumberland County, Illinois.

    He was married 29 April 1891, to Laura Ann Kelsey, who was born 3 April 1866, in Richmond, Franklin County, Kansas, the daughter of Thomas Kelsey and Elizabeth Cunningham.

    Jacob died 30 December 1947; Laura Ann died 30 November 1964, both in Kansas City, Wyandotte County, Kansas; buried in the Mt. Hope Cemetery, Kansas City.

    Children:

    1. Bessie Floy Mills, born 6 February 1892 in Greeley, Anderson County, Kansas, died 15 September 1974, Kansas City, Wyandotte County, Kansas; married 20 July 1917, to Elmer Thomas McAuley, born 22 January 1886, Olathe, Johnson County, Kansas, son of Archibald McAuley and Rachel Blair; 3 children

    2. Dora Ann Mills, born 8 August 1893 in Powers Mill, Ripley County, Missouri

    3. Mary Elizabeth Mills, born 28 April 1895 in Qulin, Butler County, Missouri, died 9 August 1895

    4. John Thomas Mills, born 19 July 1897 in Poplar Bluff, Butler County, Missouri, died 9 August 1898, Qulin, Butler County, Missouri

    5. Hily Loretta Mills, born 15 July 1899 in Poplar Bluff, Butler County, Missouri, died 9 August 1899

    6. Carrie Abigail Mills, born 9 March 1901 in Sheldon, Vernon County, Missouri; married 27 December 1918, Independence, Missouri, to B-13,1(10)27, Claude Ira Tucker

    7. James Milton Mills, born 10 December 1903 in Sheldon, Vernon County, Missouri, died 4 June 1961, Kansas City, Wyandotte County, Kansas; married 29 August 1928, to Maude Martin, 1 child; married/2 to Miss Hicks

    8. Maggie Faye Mills, born 12 January 1908 in Sheldon, Vernon County, Missouri; married 31 May 1928, to Earl Woolery





    B-13,1(10)5. John Logan Mills

    John Logan Mills, son of John Mills and Hilah Nancy Ann Zimmerman, was born 25 July 1866, in Shelby County, Illinois.

    He was married 5 December 1889, to Naomi McCumber, who was born 22 July 1870, in Ohio, the daughter of William McCumber and Rachel Fitzgerald

    John died 25 December 1937, Creston, Ogle County, Ohio.

    Children:

    1. Chloe Mills, born 7 October 1890 in Greeley, Anderson County, Kansas; married/1 on 7 October 1908, to Ross Cunningham, born 19 February 1893, Greeley, Anderson County, Kansas; married/2 to Earl Van Stone, born in Creston, Illinois

    2. Nelly Bly Mills, born 8 March 1893 in Ball City, Stoddard County, Missouri; married to Amos Ball McGlinsey, born 20 July 1886, in DuBois, Clearfield County, Pennsylvania

    3. John Mills, born 8 June 1896 in Greeley, Anderson County, Kansas; married/1 to Martha ___; married/2 to Edna ___





    B-13,1(10)6. Ira S Mills

    Ira S Mills, son of John Mills and Hilah Nancy Ann Zimmerman, was born 2 October 1868, in Shelby County, Illinois.

    He was married 27 February 1879, in Poplar Bluff, Butler County, Missouri, to Jennie Lowery, who was about 1872, in Poplar Bluff, Butler County, Missouri.

    Ira died 9 March 1942, in Excelsior Springs, Clay County, Missouri.

    Children:

    1. Minnie Mills, born December 1897





    B-13,1(10)7. Deborah Ann Mills

    Deborah Ann Mills, daughter of John Mills and Hilah Nancy Ann Zimmerman, was born 7 October 1871, Missouri.

    She was married 16 February 1893, to John Barbour, who was born about 1867, in Missouri, the son of James and Therese Barbiere.

    Deborah died 13 January 1957, in Poplar Cluff Butler County, Missouri.

    Children:

    1. Gertrude Hila Ann Barbour, born 27 June 1893 in Poplar Bluff, Butler County, Missouri, died 6 March 1967, Poplar Bluff, Butler County; married 26 August 1916, to Adolph Carnahan, born 20 July 1886, died 10 May 1968, Poplar Bluff; 10 children
      1. Grandchildren:
        1. Fern Carnahan, born 1 April 1916, died 23 October 1964, Poplar Bluff, Butler County, Missouri

    2. John Leo Barbour, born 8 July 1896 in Poplar Bluff, Butler County, Missouri, died 2 May 1978, Poplar Bluff; married 20 May 1923, Decatur, Macon County, Illinois; 3 children

    3. Maymie Vernal Barbour, born 14 December 1898 in Poplar Bluff, Butler County, Missouri

    4. Gaylord Milton Barbour, born 1 September 1903 in Poplar Bluff, Butler County, Missouri

    5. Clyta Juniya Barbour, born 1 June 1906 in Poplar Bluff, Butler County, Missouri

    6. Glenn Elmo Barbour, born 9 March 1909 in Poplar Bluff, Butler County, Missouri

    7. daughter Barbour





    B-13,512. William Morris

    William Morris, son of Minerva Gallimore and Paxton Morris, was born 7 June 1844 in Greene County, Ohio, and died in 1899 in Clay County, Iowa. He was married about 1868 to Matilda Catherine Collins, who was born about 1853 in Indiana, a sister to Mary A Collins below.

    Children:

    1. Jessie Morris, born 1870 in Iowa.

    2. Charles Morris, born 1872 in Iowa.

    3. Martha Morris, born 1874 in Iowa.

    4. George Morris, born about 1876 in Iowa.

    5. Robert Morris, born about 1878 in Iowa.

    6. Arthur James Morris, born 22 October 1880 in Clay County, Iowa.

    7. May Morris, born 4 October 1885 in Clay County, Iowa.

    8. Minnie Morris, born 1887 in Iowa, died after 1966; married Elsie __; 3 children.





    B-13,513. Wilson Morris

    Wilson Morris, son of Minerva Gallimore and Paxton Morris, was born 11 September 1847, in Greene County (or Pauling County), Ohio, and died 8 September 1925 in Gillette Grove, Clay County, Iowa, buried in Greenville Cememetery, Greenville, Clay County, Iowa.

    Obituary The News Herald, Spencer, Iowa September 17, 1925.

    Wilson Morris passed away at Gillett Grove, September 8, 1925, at 11 p.m. At the time of his death he was seventy-eight years, eleven months, and eight days of age. Mr. Morris was born near Cincinnati, Ohio, September 10, 1846.

    When a small boy he moved with his parents from Ohio to Indiana. In 1863, they moved from Indiana to Clay County, Iowa, where he was united in marriage to Mary A. Collins (born about 1855) on November 14, 1869. To this union there were born six children, three girls and three boys. In 1896 his wife, Mary A. Morris, passed away.

    He was again married in 1907 (in Pocahontas, Iowa) to Pheobe E. DeShaue. To this union one child was born, Maggie Marie.

    Mr. Morris is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Della Verjason of Hueghsville, Missouri, Mrs. Lilly Abney of Sedelia, Missouri, and Cora E. Petty of Spencer and two sons, Walter Morris of Alpha, Minnesota, and Claude H Morris of Butterfield, Minnesota, and two step daughters, Mrs, Clara Darr of Sioux Rapids and Mrs. Stella Sterrin of Gillett Grove and one step son, Elmer DeShaue, of Gillett Grove. He also leaves eighteen grandchildren and four great grandchildren.

    The funeral services were held at the church, Friday at 1:30 with Rev. Lovejoy officiating and the remains were laid to rest in the Greenville cemetery.

    In 1895, they lived in Lee, Buena Vista County, Iowa.

    Children:

    1. Mariah A. Morris, born about 1870 in Iowa.

    2. Lillie L. Morris, born about 1876 in Iowa.

    3. Walter James Morris, born 30 January 1878 in Clay County, Iowa.

    4. Cora E Morris, born June 1885 in Kansas.

    5. Claude Henry Morris, born 9 July 1893 in Spencer, Clay County, Iowa.

    6. m/2
    7. Maggie Marie Morris, born 27 July 1911 in Greenville, Clay County, Iowa.





    B-13,516. Judith Ellen Morris

    Judith Ellem Morris, the daughter of Minerva Gallimore and Paxton Morris, was born in 1852 in Tipton County, Indiana, and died 16 August 1889 in Clay County, Iowa, buried in Burr Oak Cemetery, Herdland Townshp, Clay County, Iowa She was married 26 July 1873, age 21, in Clay County, to Albert A Eaton, age 26, born New York.

    Children:

    1. Frank Eaten, born about 1874 in Clay County, Iowa, died 27 March 1934 Oceanside, San Diego County, California, buried Hunting Beach, Orange County, California; married 5 October 1908, in San Diego, California, 2nd husband to Bertha G Sanders, who was born 13 September 1881, Kentucky, and died 30 July 1947; 2 step daughters.

    2. Caroline Eaten, born 11 May 1874 in Clay County, Iowa.

    3. Walter Clyde Eaten, born 7 April 1878 in Clay County, Iowa, died 1 December 1958, San Bernardino, California; married to Martha Elizabeth Lynn, born 10 July 1890 Texas.
      1. Grandchildren:
        1. (1 only child) Stella May Eaton, born 11 May 1911, Texas, died 14 September 1993 San Diego, California; married

    4. Wallace Eaton, born about 1882 in Clay County, Iowa; married 23 August 1908, Candian, Hemphill County, Texas, to Clara May Graves, born about 1872, Clay County, Iowa.

    5. Gertie May Eaton, born 22 February 1889 in Herdland, Clay County, Iowa, died 1891.





    B-13,518. James Anderson Morris

    James Anderson Morris, son of Minerva Gallimore and Paxton Morris, was born 5 February 1854 in Berlin Township, Tipton, Indiana.

    He was the eighth child of six boys and five girls. The family moved to Webb, Iowa, in 1861 (according to Vernice Gervaise, a grand-daughter).

    James was working as a farm hand for James Lurve in 1880 (in Clay County, Iowa). His parents and some brothers were also living in Clay County, Iowa as this time.

    James, or Anderson, as he was mostly known, married 3 March 1884 in Herdland, Clay co, Iowa, to Mary Eva "Mate" Brown, who was born 20 August 1864 in Otsego County (or Steuben County?), New York. She died 27 December 1928 in Hazen, Mercer County, North Dakota.

    Her parents were William Daniel Brown and his wife Lydia Youmans Brown.

    Father: William Daniel Brown, born 20 August 1827 in Tioga County, Pennsylvania.

    Mother: Lydia Mary Youmans, born 20 December 1839 in Morrisville, Madison, New York.

    It is not known when the family came to Iowa, but they were living in Clay County, Iowa, near Sioux Rapids, in 1880. A brother, Hubbard, was born in Iowa in January 1872.

    Mary, who was called "Mate" by her family, was a tall, thin woman, about 5'10"--taller than her husband.

    The family moved to Mercer County, North Dakota about 1908, according to her death certificate. It is thought that some brothers (Archie for sure) and sisters and her parents had settled there earlier.

    "James and "Mate" later had four sons and two daughters besides twins that died in infancy. The family lived in Iowa most of the time, but also in Amery, Wisconsin for a time. As things were not exactly booming in Ayershire, Iowa about 1900, Anderson Morris and his brother-in-law, Howard Hendry, went to Winnipeg to work on the railroad. This was about 1900, and was during a year-long rail strike.

    "Needless to say, they returned back to Amery, Wisconsin, and went back to doing construction work. However, a son, Forrest Laverne, was born to the Morris' family in Winnipeg, Manitoba, on January 5, 1902.

    "Howard Hendry and Anderson Morris decided to file on a homestead in North Dakota about 1908. They settled in Mercer County, North Dakota and began farming. Having a talent for making things, he set up a blacksmith shop, complete with forge, and began making things, not only for himself, but for his neighbors also. In those days everyone was poor so most of the time they had to bring their own coal for the forge, although he usually did the work for free.

    "He did so much of this work that his hand (even relaxed) was sort of clenched, as though holding a hammer (recollection of grandson Dale Ford). Dale also said that grandpa Morris had been a horse trader as a young man in Ohio, but as far as we know he never was in Ohio, so perhaps some other state or maybe even some other relative. His brother Jesse Morris lived nearby and was also talented in blacksmith work and also wood carving.

    "The Morris farm was sandy soiled, but luckily one could get water almost anywhere at about ten feet deep. They had a big well in a corner of the blacksmith shop where they used to get water for the house (according to Dale Ford). In the summer they would lower perishables in pails into the water to keep them cool. James A. Morris was a short, thin man with a full white beard.

    "Some of her grandchildren remember that Mary was known for her "one minute" pudding, which made for a quick lunch. They also remember that each year she put fresh straw in the tickings for their beds.

    "Her daughter Lydia remembered that once when she was eight years old a storm cloud came up and they beat it home. Turned out to be a cyclone cloud. "We kids held pillows against the window panes to keep them from blowing out. Didn't hurt us but some buildings were destroyed in the county.

    "The bedroom we girls slept in was a trundle bed, which slipped under the big bed in the daytime. Living room-kitchen was a lean-to. I can remember our organ in the living room. Rag carpets were used in the living room. The kitchen was scrubbed with a scrub brush."

    Mrs. Morris died in 1928, and James Anderson went to live with his daughter, Eva Ford, and her family until he died on 31 January 1942. They are both buried in the Pleasant Valley Cemetery, which is mostly a family cemetery with 16 sites.

    PLEASANT VALLEY CEMETERY

    Children of James Anderson Morris & Mary Eva Brown were:

    1. Howard Raymond 24 January 1885 - 1969 (m. Edith Adams) .

    2. Edgar Lee 22 April 1888 - 1966 (m. Della Andre) .

    3. Lydia Emeline 13 June 1890 - 1972 (m. Lee Dreveskracht) .

    4. Eva Lyle 2 December 1891 - 1948 (m. Charles Ford) .

    5. Fred Leroy 4 June 1896 - 1978 (m. Blanche Vincellette) .

    6. Forrest Laverne 5 January 1902 - 1959 (unmarried) .

    7. Also twins Ivo and Iva, who died in infancy.

    They also raised a couple of relatives, Barney & Maud Converse, who were children of Mary's older sister Sarah.

    Note:

    ( The Hazen Star--Thursday, February 5, 1942)

    "JAMES A. Morris, dies January 31.

    James A. Morris, Mercer County pioneer and farmer, died Jan. 31 at the home of his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ford of rural Stanton. Death came just five days before his 88th birthday. James A. Morris was born Feb. 5, 1854 to Mr. and Mrs. Paxton Morris. At the age of seven he moved with his parents to Iowa. They were among the early settlers near Webb, Iowa.

    On March 3, 1881, he married Mary Eva Brown. They came to Mercer County in 1908 and settled on a farm near Hazen. Mrs. Morris died in 1928.

    For the past few years Mr. Morris had been living with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ford. A farmer-blacksmith, he died 31 January 1942 near Stanton, Mercer, North Dakota - 11:05 pm at home, and buried 3 February 1942, in Pleasant Valley Cemetery, Stanton, North Dakota. Surviving him are four sons and two daughters, Ray and Forrest, Hazen; Ed and Fred, Bozeman, Mont, Mrs. Phillip Hoover, Helena, Montana, Mrs. Charles Ford of Stanton."

    All children were born near Sioux Rapids, Iowa, except Forrest was born in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.

    Children:

    1. Howard Raymond "Ray" Morris, born 24 January 1885 Sioux Rapids, Buena Vista, Iowa, died 1969, Glendive, Dawson County, Montana; married 1924 to Edith Adams.
      1. Grandchildren:
        1. Ruth Morris, committed suicide;

    2. Edgeberg Lee Morris, born 22 APR 1888 in Sioux Rapids, Buena Vista, Iowa, died 25 October 1966, Bozeman, Gallatin County, Montana; married in Stanton, Mercer County, North Dakota, to Adella Andre.
      1. Grandchildren:
        1. Vernice Morris, born 21 August 1916
        2. son Morris

    3. Eva Lyle Morris, born 2 December 1892 in Sioux Rapids, Buena Vista, Iowa, died 17 June 1948 in Hazen, Mercer County, North Dakota; married 10 October 1914, Center, Oliver County, North Dakota, to Charles Ford.
      1. Grandchildren:
        1. Jeanne Ford, born about 1916, Center, North Dakota
        2. son Ford
        3. son Ford

    4. Lydia Emaline Morris, born 13 June 1890 in Ayrshire, Palo Alto, Iowa.

    5. Fred Leroy Morris, born 4 June 1896 in Sioux Rapids, Buena Vista, Iowa, died 25 August 1978, Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon; married 23 December 1920, Montana, to Blance Vincellette.

    6. Forrest LaVerne Morris, born 5 January 1902 in Winnepeg, Manitoba, Canada, died 1962 in Glendive, Dawson County, Montana; unmarried.

    7. Iva Morris, twin, died infancy.

    8. Ivo Morris, twin, died infancy.





    B-13,51(10). Martha Morris

    Martha Morris, daughter of Minerva Gallimore and Paxton Morris, was born 4 May 1859 in Jefferson township, Tipton County, Indiana. She died 20 February 1944, Spencer, Clay County, Iowa;

    She was married to Charles Wesley Mills, who was born 19 July 1853, in Lafayette, Wisconsin.

    Children:

    1. Lottie Mills, married ___ Sherbon.

    2. Bert Mills.

    3. Jennie Mills, married ___ Crone.

    4. Aggie Mills, married ____ Graham.





    B-13,51(11). John B Morris

    John B Morris, son of Minerva Gallimore and Paxton Morris, was born about 1866, in Clay County, Indiana. He married Alice _____.

    He died 10 December 1932; resided Spokane, Washington, buried Portland, Oregon.

    Children:

    1. Earl E Morris, born April 1886.

    2. John R Morris, born May 1888.

    3. Rona B Morris, born July 1892.

    4. Nellie C Morris, born July 1892.

    5. Alice B Morris, born November 1894.

    6. Fred H Morris, born October 1897.





    B-13,5(10)2. Isaac Newton Reed

    Isaac Newton Reed, son of Alice Gallimore and Francis Marion Reed, was born 2 February 1859, and died 25 August 1928 in Mora Kuna, Ada County, Idaho, and buried Garfield Cemetery, Webb City, Iowa.

    He wss married 14 June 1879, Spencer, Clay Couty, Iowa, to Mary Ida MacClay, who was born 12 June 1859, in Wisconsin. She died 5 February 1902, in Clay County.

    Obituary:

    The Kuna Herald 31 August 1928

    "Isaac Newton Reed was born February 6, 1859, in Pennsylvania and departed this life, August 25, 1928, at his home near Mora, where he has resided for the past 26 years, except for occasional visits to Iowa. Mr. Reed went from Pennsylvania to Iowa where he lived for several years, coming to Idaho in 1902.

    He worked several years with a construction crew building irrigation canals and ditches in this country. His untiring efforts have always been for the improvement of the community in which he lived.

    Although in very poor health for the past three years, his efforts to beautify his home did not cease, and just as he was realizing the comforts of his labor death came, caused by heart disease and dropsy, while he was sleeping and the end came peacefully.

    He leaves one son, George M. of Star, Mrs. Alice Phipps of Sioux Rapids, Iowa, Mrs. Mae Crone of Albert City, Iowa, and several grandchildren and great-grandchildren to mourn his loss. His son Perry Reed died last November and since that time Mrs. Reed and sons have been staying with him.

    Note:

    George M. Reed left Monday for Webb City, Iowa, with the body where it will be laid in Garfield cemetery, by the side of his wife, who died several years ago. This community extends sympathy to the bereaved relatives

    Children:

    1. George Marion Reed, born 27 April 1880.

    2. Martha Alice Reed, born about 1882 Clay County, Iowa.

    3. Perry N Reed, born about 1884.

    4. Mae Reed, born about 1886, Clay County, Iowa.





    B-23,411. Joseph Lazarus Pearson

    Joseph Lazarus Pearson, son of John Thomas Pearson and Dicena Sarah Newlin was born 2 June 1859, in Sophia, Randolph County, North Carolina

    A miller, he was married 10 January 1881, in Wayne County, North Carolina, to Mary Elizabeth Deans, who was born 1 January 1861, in Fork Township, in Wayne County, North Carolina. Mary died 12 December 1917, in Briery, Prince Edward County, North Carolina.

    He was married/2 on 16 January 1919, in Baltimore County, Maryland, to Virginia Alexander Perrow, who was born 24 April 1883, in Gladys, Campbell County, Virginia, the daughter of William Adolphus Perrow and Ella Tunstall Walker.

    On the 1920 Census, they lived in Briery, Prince Edward County, Virginia; on the 1930 Census, they were in in Hampden, Prince Edward County.

    Joseph died 27 June 1944, in Briery

    Children:

    1. Lubyn Pearson, born about 1882 in Wayne County, North Carolina, died about 1883

    2. John Thomas Pearson, born 28 May 1883 in Wayne County, North Carolina, died 1 June 1935, in Keysville, Charlotte County, Virginia

    3. Annie Beatrice Pearson, born 8 January 1886 in Wayne County, North Carolina

    4. Minnie Elizabeth Pearson, born 25 November 1887 in Wayne County, North Carolina

    5. Rella Alma Pearson, born 12 September 1890 in Wayne County, North Carolina, died 3 January 1900

    6. Joseph Harvey Pearson, born 7 February 1893 in Wayne County, North Carolina, worked on the caboose for the railroad, died 12 April 1975, in Richmond, Richmond County, Virginia; married after 1920, to Virginia Mitch Shaefer, born 25 September 1884, died 8 September 1970, in Richmond

    7. Oliver Ross Pearson, born 1 January 1898 in Wayne County, North Carolina

    8. Edgar Paul 'Polly' Pearson born 23 MAR 1901 in Wayne County, North Carolina

    9. m/2
    10. Ella Perrow Pearson, born 28 May 1921 in Briery, Prince Edward County, Virginia; married 1 January 1943, to Melvin Ray Overstreet, who was born 31 March 1920, in Bedford County, Virginia, died of Cancer 20 May 1984, in Newport News, son of Herbert Colon Overstreet and Bessie Belle Updike; She worked for the public school system. They lived in Newport News, Warwick County, Virginia; 2 children

    11. Virginia Ford Pearson, born 7 June 1922 in Briery, Prince Edward County, Virginia; married 23 May 1942,in Prince Edward County, Virginia, to Everett Lee “Ed” Wheeler, born 24 June 1923, died 31 March 1974, Waynesboro, Virginia; Veteran of US Navy WWII, son of Herbert Lee Wheeler and Florence Nuckles; 4 children

    12. Ora Garner Pearson, born 24 September 1925 in Briery, Prince Edward County, Virginia, died 24 May 1968, Washington D C; married June 1944, Prince Edward County, Virginia, to Wilbur Clarence Dowdy; 1 child- Linda Lee Dowdy, born 15 October 1945, Lynchburg, Bedford County, Virginia





    13. B-23,412. John Newlin Pearson

      John Newlin Pearson, son of John Thomas Pearson and Dicena Sarah Newlin was born 8 November 1861, in Sophia, Randolph County, North Carolina.

      He was married 23 December 1884, in the home of her parents, in Wayne County, North Carolina, to Sarah Smiley Massey, who was born 20 May 1865, in Dudley, Wayne County, North Carolina. She was the daughter of Levi Hollowell Massey and Avis Coleman.

      After the birth of Sallie, Sarah was ill for a long time. Sisters, Rachel and Alice Massey, nursed her and cooked for the family.

      John died from pneumonia on 18 December 1928; Sarah died 15 January 1929, from double pnuemonia and heart trouble just four weeks after her husband. Both died in Brogden, Wayne County, North Carolina, and were buried in Brogden.

      Children:

      1. Ruth Hazel Pearson, born 13 April 1901, in Fork Township, Wayne County, North Carolina; married 6 June 133, in Roanoke, Randolph County, Alabama, to Homer Marto Harper, born 2 February 1903, Wadley, Randolph County, Alabama; Ruth was a graduate of Guilford College in 1923 and taught for many years at Southern Union College in Wadley, Alabama. She was author of "History of the Pearson Family of Wayne County, North Carolina 1700-1981." On 5 April 1985, in Roanoke, Alabama, both were killed in a tragic accident at their home. During a severe storm, they were trying to escape in their automobile when a large tree limb crushed their car. They had twin daughters

      2. Leslie Winston Pearson, born 12 August 1886, in Fork Township, Wayne County, North Carolina; In the early 1900s he was kicked in the head by a mule and had surgery at home and survived; graduated from Guilford College in 1909 and went on for a Masters from the University of North Caarolina in 1914, a public educator; married 31 July 1918, Nebo, McDowell County, North Carolina, to Anna Edna Stacy, born 15 April 1890, Nebo, McDowell County, North Carolina, She was a public educator and taught for 41 years. She also taught Sunday School to children and adults; Leslie died 12 October 1963 of cancer in Wayne County, North Carolina; Anna died 5 March 1976, in Sebring, Highlands County, Florida;

      3. Lucy Delphina Pearson, born 26 August 1889, in Fork Township, Wayne County, North Carolina, died of malaria on 20 November 1900, in Dudley, Wayne County, North Carolina

      4. Earl Whittier Pearson, born 4 April 1892, in Fork Township, Wayne County, North Carolina, graduated from Guilford College in 1914 and was a veteran of WWI and superintendent of the School system for Dare County, North Carolina, died 29 July 1971, in Brogden, Wayne County, North Carolina

      5. Harold Edgar Pearson, born 22 January 1895, in Fork Township, Wayne County, North Carolina, died of stomach cancer a few months after the measles, 25 March 1906, in Wayne County

      6. Sallie Gertrude Pearson, born 12 March 1904, in Brogden, Wayne County, North Carolina, died 5 January 1998, in Greensboro, Guilford County, North Carolina; married 31 May 1936, in Grennsboro, to Lyman Lyndon Moore, born 17 September 1897, Dudley, Wayne County, North Carolina, died 27 March 1967, Randolph county, North Carolina, son of George Curtis Moore and Julia Fiske Mendenhall; 2 daughters

      7. Mary Newlin Pearson, born 10 November 1907, in Brogden, Wayne County, North Carolina, died of cancer on 5 June 1950, Greensboro, Guilford County, North Carolina




      B-23,413. William Eli Pearson

      William Eli Pearson, son of John Thomas Pearson and Dicena Sarah Newlin was born 21 March 1863, in Contenenea (or Sophia), Wayne County, North Carolina.

      He was married/1 on 1 January 1885, in Wayne County, to Annie E Howell, who was born 4 April 1868, Wayne County, and died 21 January 1896, in Wayne County.

      He was married/2 on 7 April 1897, in Wayne County, North Carolina, to Mary Abigail Jinette, who was born 4 March 1876, in Wayne County, the daughter of William Sanders Jinette and Talitha Abigail Cox.

      Mary was a member of the Women's Christian Temperance Union

      William died 30 May 1928; Mary died 20 May 1981, both in Goldsboro, Wayne County, North Carolina.

      Children:

      1. Loren Emmett Pearson, born 1887, died 1967

      2. Lila Adrene Pearson, born 1889, died 1977; married Mr. Andrews

      3. Clifton Cobb Pearson, born 1893, died 1981

      4. m/2
      5. Mildred Wilhelmina Pearson, born 1898, died 1988; married Mr. Brown

      6. Howard William Pearson, born 1903, died 1983

      7. Margaret Virginia Pearson, born 1910; married Everette Hicks






      8. B-23,414. Emily Ruth Pearson

        Emily Ruth Pearson, daughter of John Thomas Pearson and Dicena Sarah Newlin was born 2 September 1865, in Contenenea, (or Sophia) Wayne County, North Carolina.

        She was married 12 December 1887, in Wayne County, to Robert Hardy Smith, who was born 2 October 1885, in Wayne County

        Emily was a graduate of New Garden Boarding School, now Guilford College. She was a member of Naunta Meeting.

        Robert died 6 May 1911, in Pikeville, Wayne County, North Carolina; Emily died 9 February 1954, in Wilmington, New Hanover County, North Carolina.

        Children:

        1. Willard Harvey Smith, born 1889, Wayne County, North Carolina, committed suicide in 1935, when his bank folded during the Great Depression.

        2. Elizabeth Dicena Smith, born 1891, in Wayne County, North Carolina, died 1976, in Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida; married William Edward Jenkins, Jr., born in 1892





        B-29,411. Mattie Leon Williams

        Mattie Leona Williams, daughter of Enoch Pearson Williams and Sarah Ellen Jones, was born 6 September 1868, in Oskaloosa, Iowa, and died 16 November 1923 in Marshalltown, Iowa.

        She was married to Alva Ellet Pickett, who was born 18 January 1867, in Tama, Iowa, died 18 June 1953 in Marshalltown, Iowa, son of Jeremiah Pickett and Susan Hathorne.

        Children:

        1. Earl Lester Pickett, born 8 May 1890 in Tama, Iowa.

        2. Naydia Madora Pickett, born 22 June 1892 in Marshalltown, Iowa.

        3. Russell Williams Pickett, born 7 November 1894 in Marshalltown, Iowa.





        B-29,512. Jesse Cyrus Williams

        Jesse Cyrus Williams, son of Enoch Pearson Williams and Sarah Ellen Jones, was born 16 August 1870 in Marshalltown, Iowa, and died 5 June 1925 in Pasadena, California.

        He was married 26 December 1900, to Christie Rose Wakeman, who was born 6 April 1881 in Nebraska, the daughter of M A Wakeman and Abbie Pratt.

        Children:

        1. Douglas Vincent Williams, born 24 February 1902 in Marshalltown, Iowa; married 4 June 1928 Phoenix, Arizona, to Beulah Roberts (born 7 October 1903-died 27 September 1977).

        2. Miriam Elizabeth Williams, born 17 January 1903, died 22 October 1971, San Marino, California; married Paul Chandler; 1 son.

        3. Ralph Wakeman Williams, born 12 June 1906 in Marshalltown, Iowa; married 24 December 1930 St Louis, Missouri, to Alice Ann Elliott (born 14 September 1904) 1 son, 2 daughters.

        4. Jay Clinton Williams, born 2 September 1909 in Des Moines, Iowa, died 20 February 1961 Marshalltown, Iowa; married 14 January 1941 Reno, Nevada, to Mary McCarthy (born 1908) 1 daughter, 1 son.





        B-29,513. Enoch Lester Williams

        Enoch Lester Williams, son of Enoch Pearson Williams and Sarah Ellen Jones, was born 13 January 1873, near Storm Lake, Iowa, and died 17 April 1945 Marshalltown, Iowa. He was a manufacturer of tools and written about in "Who's Who in Iowa" 1940.

        He was married 23 August 1900 in New Sharon Iowa, to Frances Mallson Rhoades, who was born 18 June 1880 Toledo, Iowa, and died 5 February 1981 in Marshalltown, Iowa, the daughter of Alfred M Rhoades and Ella Norton.

        Children:

        1. Margaret Emma Williams, born 4 November 1901 in New Sharon, Iowa; married 2 September 1925 to Alvin Wendell Bartheld (born 22 March 1894 LaCrosse, Wisconson-died 24 May 1974 LaCrosse, Wisconsin) son of Peter L Bartheld and Emma Schubert.
          1. Grandchildren:
            1. son Robert George Bartheld, born 20 October 1929, LaCrosse; married Nancy __ born 6 October 1929

        2. Evelyn Pearl Williams, born 25 June 1903 in Marshalltown, Iowa, died 17 July 1980; married/1 Albert Hackridge married/2 12 November 1923 to Leslie Peter Bartheld (born 12 October 1899 LaCrosse, Wisconson, died 6 March 1976 Phoenix, Arizona.
          1. Grandchildren:
            1. Robert George Hackridge
            2. William Bartheld
            3. Alice Marilyn Bartheld

        3. John Clinton Williams, born 21 May 1905 in Marshalltown, Iowa, died 21 August 1906.

        4. Alice Rhoades Williams, born 18 February 1911 in Marshalltown, Iowa; married 21 March 1948 Ralph Sheets.

        5. Helen Mae Williams, born 15 September 1912, died 22 June 1942; married 31 October 1935 to Duane Dickey.
          1. Adopted daughter

        6. George Lester Williams, born 24 June 1914, married/1 Josephine Cutler; married/2 28 August 1976 Edith Horner.
          1. Grandchildren:
            1. daughter Williams, married __ Cameron
            2. son Williams, married Patricia ___
            3. daughter Williams
            4. son Williams
            5. daughter Williams
            6. Philip Andrew Williams, born 22 February 1951, died 22 July 1952
            7. Cassandra Cay Williams, born & died 1 Jan
            8. son Williams

        7. Robert Francis Williams, born 16 February 1916; married 24 February 1940 Eleanor Roskoff (born Melbourne, Iowa).
          1. Grandchildren:
            1. son Williams, married ___ Hoskey; 1 son
            2. daughter Williams, married ___ Cannon





        B-29,514. Mary Belle Williams

        Mary Belle Williams, daughter of Enoch Pearson Williams and Sarah Ellen Jones; was born 30 June 1875, in Webster County, Iowa. She was married 25 April 1901 in Marshalltown, Iowa to Roy Stewart Patterson, who was born 16 June 1875 in Council Bluffs, Iowa, and died in Rock Island, Illinois, the son of Stewaret A Patterson and Carrie S ___.

        Children:

        1. Donald Ray Patterson, born 12 July 1905 Davenport, Iowa.





        B-29,516. Hattie Elizabeth Williams

        Hattie Elizabeth Williams, daughter of Enoch Pearson Williams and Sarah Ellen Jones, was born 19 June 1879 in Kalo, Iowa, and died 29 October 1922,Marshalltown, Iowa.

        She was married 19 April 1900 Marshalltown, Iowa, to Charles Huston Jones, who was born 18 March 1877 in Andolusia, Illinois, died 3 February 1919 in Logansport, Indiana, son of David Jones.

        Children:

        1. Harriett Lucille Jones, born 28 July 1904 in Davenport, Iowa, died about 1985 Marshalltown, Iowa, genealogist; married 25 September 1925 Marshalltown, Iowa, Gaylord Stewart (born 19 February 1900).
          1. Grandchildren:
            1. daughter Stewart, married Jaromir Sazavsky (born 24 June 1925 in Czeckoslovakia) with 1 son & 1 daughter
            2. daughter Stewart, married ___ Rettger; 2 daughters & 2 sons

        2. Hubert Charles Jones, born 25 May 1913 Marshalltown, Iowa, died 31 March 1974 Ds Moines, Iowa; married 23 June 1937 Des Moines Susan Lydston Evans (born 2 May 1914) daughter of Donald Evans & Edna Hooley.
          1. Grandchildren:
            1. daughter Jones, married __ Smith; 1 boy & 1 girl
            2. daughter Jones, married __ Argenbright; with 2 girls
            3. daughter Jones; married/1 __ Reezes; married/2 ___ Faulk
            4. daughter Jones; married/1 ___ Wardell; 1 boy Donald Hubert Wardell (b 4 April 1975 Denver Colorado, died 20 April 1975 Denver; married/2 ___ Cecil





        B-29,517. Elna Scott Williams

        Elna Scott Williams, daughter of Enoch Pearson Williams and Sarah Ellen Jones, was born 22 June 1881, in Otho, Iowa, and died 20 June 1944, Los Angeles CA. She was married 18 October 1900 to Charles Alfred Berggren.

        Children:

        1. Lucile Ruth Berggren, born 11 April 1902, Marshalltown, Iowa, died 13 January 1965, Glendale, California.

        2. Dorothy Pearl Berggren, born 20 February 1908 Davenport, Iowa, died 5 February 1926 Los Angeles, California.

EIGHTH GENERATION




B-131,221. John Owen Mills

John Owen Mills, son of Barney Mills and Lavina Branson, was born 22 August 1879, in Marion, Grant County, Indiana.

He was married 16 October 1895, to Carrie Steele, who was born 27 October 1876, in Hendricks County, Indiana, the daughter of James Steele and Mary McVay.

John died 18 January 1931, in Lane, Franklin County, Kansas

Children:

  1. Joe Gladys Mills, born 16 March 1899 in Lane, Franklin County, Kansas; married 24 December 1918, Garnett, Anderson County, Kansas, to Fay F Koontz, born 23 July 1894, in Goodland, Sherman County, Kansas

  2. Juanita Otho Mills, born 20 June 1902; married 26 May 1925, in Iola, Allen County, Kansas, to Joseph M Cornelius, born 8 December 1901, in Ottawa, Franklin County, Kansas

  3. Eva Claudeen Mills, born 27 February 1905; married 11 June 1935, in New Orleans, Orleans County, Louisana, to William John Robinson, born 16 November 1906, in Clinton Oneida County, New York

  4. Rex Lorenzo Mills, born 12 December 1918, Lane Franklin County, Kansas, died 21 January 1937

  5. son Mills, married Miss Cowan





B-131,225. Gideon G Mills

Gideon G Mills, son of Barney Mills and Lavina Branson, was born 18 September 1878, in Kansas.

He was married 11 February 1903, in Greeley, Anderson County, Kansas, to Ida Belle Blanden, who was born 19 November 1883, in Willow Springs, Howell County, Missouri, the daughter of Lorenzo Blanden and Harriet Peterson.

Children:

  1. Bertha Maxine Mills, born 24 August 1905 in Lane, Franklin County, Kansas; married May 1921, in Ottawa, Franklin County, Kansas, to William Jefferson Thomas, who was born 12 September 1899, in Centralia, Marion County, Illinois

  2. Eva Dott Mills, born 7 September 1907 in Lane, Franklin County, Kansas; married to Milton Hipsher, born 28 September 1903, in Belton, Cass County, Miissouri

  3. daughter Mills, married Mr. Gregg





B-131,226. Ida Mae Mills

Ida Mae Mills, daughter of Barney Mills and Lavina Branson, was born 14 November 1880, in Osborne County, Kansas.

She was married to Richard Trimmell, who was born in October 1874, in Wilson County, Kansas, the son of William Trimmell and Mary Hamilton.

Children:

  1. Guy Trimmell, born 23 July 1900, Richmond, Franklin County, Kansas; married Lucy Simons

  2. Stella Pearl Trimmell, born 16 July 1901, Richmond, Frnklin County, Kansas, died October 1932

  3. Anna Irene Trimmell, born 8 May 1903, Garnett, Anderson County, Kansas; married August 1924, to Gail King, born 28 December 1905, in Garnett, Anderson County, Kansas

  4. David Barney Trimmell, born 28 December 1905, in Garnett, Anderson County, Kansas; married 7 October 1923, to Dorothy Bucklin

  5. Wilbur Eugene Trimmell, born 8 October 1908, in Garnett, Anderson County, Kansas; married Miss Eldridge

  6. son Trimmell, married Miss Storm





B-131,227. Harry Mills

Harry Mills, son of Barney Mills and Lavina Branson, was born 30 September 1882, in Kansas.

He was married 26 October 1910, in Ottawa, Franklin County, Kansas, to Mable Stevenson, who was born 4 April 1892.

Children:

  1. son Mills; married/1 to Miss Ingram; married/2 to Miss Marsh

  2. daughter Mills, married Mr. Stanley

  3. Harry Lewis Mills, born 30 September 1918, Lane, Franklin County, Kansas, died 26 November 1940





B-131,22(10). Blanche L Mills

Blanche L Mills, daughter of Barney Mills and Lavina Branson, was born 24 March 1890, in Lane, Franklin County, Kansas.

She was married 23 December 1908, in Lane, Franklin County, Kansas, to Grover O Baum, who was born 27 August 1885, in Hazelton, Iowa, died 14 May 1970, in Los Angeles County, California. He was the son of Willington Baum and Lois Faulkes.

Children:

  1. Cecil Eugene Baum, born 30 October 1909, Lane, Franklin County, Kansas; married Miss Chatos

  2. son Baum, married Miss Gray





B-131,322. Homer Sewell Mills

Homer Sewell Mills, son of Lewis Bundy Mills and Emma Bevan, was born 30 September 1895, in Clinton County, Ohio.

He was married 20 March 1919, to Rowena Knisley, born 20 March 1901, daughter of John Nuton Knisley (born 1871-died 1958) and Della May Knisley? (born 1877, died 1957)

Homer died 18 October 1973, Rowena died 27 October 1984, both in Butler County, Ohio, and buried Springboro Cemetery.

Children:

  1. daughter Mills; married/1 Emory Morris, born 29 September 1944; married/2 to Mr Thacker
    1. Grandchildren:
      1. Lee Emory Morris, born 21 February 1944, died 6 April 1963, buried Springboro Cemetery

  2. Edgar Thane Mills, born 19 September 1923, Wilson twp., Clinton County, Ohio, died 2 March 2008, buried Springboro Cemetery; married Miss McCollum; 3 children

  3. John Lewis Mills, born 1 October 1928, died 7 June 1986, Buried Springboro Cemetery; married/1 Miss Hammock; married/2 Miss Kelley, 2 children; Married/3 Miss Smith, 2 children

  4. daughter Mills, married Mr Howard, 3 children





B-131,412. Amanda Moon

Amanda Moon, daughter of Jonathan Moon and Harriett Wall, was born 17 February 1870, in Illinois.

She was married 5 October 1890, in Jewell County, Kansas to Daniel LaRue, who was born 22 April1868, in Madison County, Indiana.

LaRue Family

He was the son of Amos Tiffon Davis LaRue, born 17 April 1830, Ohio, died 8 April 1900,

and married 27 August 1855, in Madison County, Indiana, to Sarah Stroud (born 24 June 1831, Indiana, died 19 August 1891)

Amanda died 30 July 1892, possibly in childbirth. Daniel died 7 October 1934, and was buried in Waverly Cemetery, in Osage County, Kansas.

Children:

  1. Earnest Preston LaRue, born 17 March 1891, in Jewell County, Kansas Earnest was married to Jennie Louise Modln, who was born 5 September 1896, and died in May 1951, in Milton-Freewater, Oregon, buried in the IOOF Cemetery
    1. Grandchildren:
      1. son LaRue
      2. daughter LaRue; married Mr. Freeman
      3. Eva M LaRue, born 28 January 1925, in Burr Oak, Jewell County, Kansas; married Mr. Haggatt; 1 son
      4. son LaRue





B-131,413. Linton Henry Moon

Linton Henry Moon, son of Jonathan Moon and Harriett Wall, was born 6 September 1871, in Shelbyville, Shelby County, Illinois.

He was married 18 December 1895, in Jewell County, Kansas, to Sarah Ann LaRue, who was born 31 December 1870, in Dundee, Madison County, Indiana.

LaRue Family

She was the daughter of Amos Tiffon Davis LaRue, born 17 April 1830, Ohio, died 8 April 1900,

and married 27 August 1855, in Madison County, Indiana, to Sarah Stroud (born 24 June 1831, Indiana, died 19 August 1891)

Linton died 26 January 1950; Sarah Ann died 11 March 1952, both in Milton-Freewater, Umatilla County, Oregon.

Children:

  1. Bertha E Moon, born 19 December 1896, Jewell County, Kansas, died 1980, buried IOOF Cemetery, Milton-Freewater, Oregon; married 3 May 1922, to Ernest Key, who was born 19 August 1893, died 8 February 1964, buried beside Bertha; 3 children

  2. Harold D Moon, born 14 January 1899, Jewell County, Kansas, died 8 February 1900, Jewell County

  3. Mable Amanda Moon, born 20 January 1901, Jewell County, Kansas

  4. Glen Ezra Moon, born 28 July 1905, Jewell county, Kansas; married Arlene Courtney

  5. Carl Vestal Moon, born 14 April 1907, Fowler, Meade County, Kansas, died 29 August 1985, Spokane, Spokane County, Washington; married Miss Geiss

  6. Verlin Moon, born 3 September 1909, Kansas, died 27 July 1911, Dentonia, Jewell County, Kansas

  7. Hazel Bernadina Moon




B-131,414. Job Ezra Moon

Job Ezra Moon, son of Jonathan Moon and Harriett Wall, was born 29 November 1874, in Missouri.

He was married 26 December 1902, in Carthage, Jasper County, Missouri, to Ollie Jane Kenworthy, who was born 26 April 1885, in Jewell County, Kansas.

Her parents:

Orlando Kenworthy, born 24 August 1855, in Warren County, Iowa, died 25 December 1939, in Knoxville, Marion County, Iowa

married 7 September 1876, in Hendricks County, Indiana, to Sarah Jane Taylor, born 13 August 1855, Indiana, died 21 July 1942, Knoxville, Marion County, Iowa

Job died 19 January 1966, in Red Cloud, Webster County, Nebraska. Ollie died 3 November 1975, in Mankato, Jewell County, Kansas, and was buried in Burr Oak Cemetery, Jewell County.

Children:

  1. Dallas Alfred Moon, born 15 October 1903 in Burr Oak, Jewell County, Kansas, died 1 December 1950, in Oakland, Alameda County, California; married 12 June 1926, in California, to Jennie Agnes Hysner

  2. Ina Harriet Moon, born 1 October 1905 in Burr Oak, Jewell County, Kansas, died 19 March 2005, Lakewood, Jefferson County, Colorado; married 31 January 1923 in Mankato, Jewell County, Kansas, to Lynden Ethie Wright, who was born 21 February 1900, in Ionia, Jewell County, Kansas, died 26 April 1979, in Wheatridge, Jefferson County, Colorado; both buried in Highland Cemetery, Thornton, Colorado
    1. Grandchildren:
      1. daughter married Mr. DeCoster
      2. Dorothy Pauline Wright, born & died 22 October, Burr Oak, Jewell County, Kansas,
      3. Donna Jean Wright, born 24 October 1932, Burr Oak, Jewell County, Kansas
      4. Hugh Elmer Wright, born 26 August 1936, Northbranch, Jewell County, Kansas, died 7 February 1944, Northbranch, buried Ionia Cemetery, Jewell County
      5. infant twin daughter, born & died 14 May 1939
      6. infant twin daughter, born & died 14 May 1939
      7. daughter Wright, married Mr. Dike

  3. Etta Moon, born 6 August 1909 in Burr Oak, Jewell County, Kansas, died 20 August 1909

  4. Zelma Jane Moon, born 28 July 1910 in Burr Oak, Jewell County, Kansas, died 3 November 2001, Red Cloud, Webster County, Nebraska; married 14 April 1928, to Glenn Walter Paul, born 28 February 1907, Jewell County, Kansas, died 12 October 1969

  5. Faye Allene Moon, born 5 October 1917 in Burr Oak, Jewell County, Kansas, died 20 October 1978, Red Cloud, Webster County, Nebraska; married to Derald Dean Decker, who was born 28 August 1915, in Burr Oak, Jewell County, Kansas, and died 13 December 2004, in Salina, Saline County, Kansas, buried in Burr Oak Cemetery, Jewell County, Kansas

  6. J E Moon, born 30 August 1919 in Jewell County, Kansas, died 11 November 1987, Salina, Saline County, Kansas; married Vivian Ruth Carpenter, born 11 January 1919, Belleville, Republic County, Kansas, daughter of James Carpenter and Mable Fulcomer, Vivian died 9 September 2001, in Mankato, Jewell County, Kansas





B-131,415. John Andrew Moon

John Andrew Moon, son of Jonathan Moon and Harriett Wall, was born 2 February 1876, in Missouri.

He was married 15 October 1899, in Burr Oak, Jewell County, Kansas, to Myrtle A Kenworthy, who was born 30 December 1883, in Guthrie County, Iowa

John died 6 August 1948

Children:

  1. Guy Moon, born 13 March 1901 in Burr Oak, Jewell County, Kansas, died 30 January 1902, in Woodland, Idaho County, Idaho

  2. Manda Jane Moon, born 23 November 1903 in Woodland, Idaho County, Idaho, died 6 March 1939, in Moscow, Latch County, Idaho; married 3 May 1924, in Orofino, Clearwater County, Idaho, to Perry Mallery; 3 children
    1. Grandchildren:
      1. Earl Edward Mallery, born 19 February 1925, in Weippe, Idaho, died 26 February 1987, Spokane, Spokane County, Washington; married Miss Dickinson, 5 children
      2. daughter Mallery, married Mr. Elmo
      3. daughter Mallery

  3. Ruby M Moon, born 3 February 1908 in Woodland, Idaho County, Idaho, died 15 December 2002, in Weippe, Idaho; married 20 September 1928, in Walla Walla, Wallla Walla County, Washington, to Anthony C Larson; 2 children

  4. Zelda Moon, born 21 April 1911 in Woodland, Idaho County, Idaho, died 16 August 1992, Florence, Lane County, Oregon; married 27 April 1929, in Walla Walla, Washington, to Lee Noland Mayberry, born 21 January 1907, in Lima, Allen County, Ohio, died 15 April 1992, in La Grande, Union County, Oregon, son of Walla Mayberry and Rosa Smith; 4 children

  5. Ralph K Moon, born 12 April 1915 in Woodland, Idaho County, Idaho, died 14 August 1969, in Pendleton, Umatilla County, Oregon; married Miss Bowman; 5 children
    1. Grandchildren:
      1. Keith Duane Moon, born 24 May 1939, in Milton Freewater, Umatilla County, Oregon, died 14 October 2003, in Pendleton, Umatilla County, Oregon

  6. daughter Moon, married Eldred James Want, born 23 May 1913, Wichita, Sedgewick County, Kansas, died 1999, Dayton, Columbia County, Washington; 7 children





B-131,417. Anna Rebecca Moon

Anna Rebecca Moon, daughter of Jonathan Moon and Harriett Wall, was born 24 November 1884, in Burr Oak, Jewell County, Kansas.

She was married in September 1902, to Roy K Pixler. See: “In the Manner of Friends” from the Kansas Genealogical Library, Dodge City, Kansas 67834

She died 17 May 1952.

Children:

  1. Harley Pixler

  2. Edith Pixler

  3. Gerald Pixler





B-131,419. William J Moon

William J Moon, son of Jonathan Moon and Harriett Wall, was born 19 December 1889, in Burr Oak, Jewell County, Kansas.

He was married in 1909, to Lillie T McDonnel, who was born 29 December 1888, the daughter of William McDonnel and Dora Johnson.

William died in 1962; Lillie died 1970, both in Burr Oak, Jewell County, Kansas, and were buried in Burr Oak cemetery.

Children:

  1. Laura Bell Moon, born and died 18 August 1910, in Burr Oak, Jewell County, Kansas





B-131,421. Lydia Figgins

Lydia Figgins, daughter of Dorcas Ann Moon and John Figgins, was born 25 December 1871, Neoga, Cumberland County, Illinois.

She was married 13 February 1892, to Edmond McVey Pierson, who was born 23 June 1858, in Homestead, Iowa. He was the son of Isaac Douglas Pierson and Sarah Jane Conger. (See: Pierson Family, Part I)

Edmond died on 13 May 1927, in St Onge, Lawrence County, South Dakota; Lydia died during the Depression, in Idaho.

Children:

  1. Ruby Pierson, born 3 December l892, died 19 August 1895, buried Oak Creek, Cemetery, Jewell County, Kansas

  2. Maggie Pierson, born 25 February 1895, died 26 October 1897, buried in Oak Creek Cemetery

  3. Orral Gladys Pierson, married John Estep, in Caldwell, Idaho

  4. John Estep Pierson

  5. Aaron Harvey Pierson

  6. Arthur C Pierson

  7. Olive H Pierson, died young, buried Oak Creek Cemetery, Jewell County, Kansas

  8. John Lloyd Pierson





B-131,422. Charles Figgins

Charles Figgins, son of Dorcas Ann Moon and John Figgens, was born 26 February 1874, in Neoga, Cumberland County, Illinois.

He was married 13 August 1896, in Mankato, Jewell County, Kansas, to Ruth May Dixson, who wsas born 3 July 1879, in Burr Oak, Jewell County, Kansas.

Her parents were:

John Dishon Dixon, born 20 May 1857, in Orange County, Indiana, died 9 March 1911, Norton, Norton County, Kansas,

married 13 August 1878, to Elisa Jane Sprague, born 26 October 1858, in Iowa, died 22 April 1939, in Norton

Children:

  1. Earl Franklin Figgens, born 1 November 1897 in Jewell County, Kansas

  2. Everett William Figgins, born 13 August 1900 in Jewell County, Kansas, died 20 September 1944,

  3. John Howard Figgins, born 30 April 1902 in Norton, Norton County, Kansas

  4. Guy Edward Figgins, born 1 November 1904 in Jewell County, Kansas

  5. Elza Ann Figgins, born 16 October 1907 in Jewell County, Kansas

  6. Ezra Ralph Figgins, born 26 January 1914 in Jewell County, Kansas, died 20 November 1979, Red cloud, Webster County, Nebraska; married 28 May 1937, Mankato, Jewell County, Kansas; 5 children





B-131,425. Frank Figgens

Frank Figgins, son of Dorcas Ann Moon and John Figgens, was born 2 April 1880, Neoga, Cumberland County, Illinois.

He was married 2 April 1901 in Burr Oak, Jewell County, Kansas, to Bertha Myrtle Haisley, who was born 11 November 1881, in Bangor, Marshall County, Iowa

Frank died 21 May 1921, in St. Onge, Lawrence County, South Dakota; Bertha died 28 October 1968, in Traverse City, Grand Traverse County, Michigan.

Her parents were:

David Haisley, born 15 December 1842, Wayne County, Indiana,

married before 1867, in Grant County, Indiana, to Elmira Rich, born 1846, in New London, Howard County, Indiana

Children:

  1. William Emery Figgins, born 26 March 1903 in Burr Oak, Jewell County, Kansas, married/1 1930 to Ethel Hollingsworth, who was born June 1907, in Ulysses, Grant County, Kansas; married/2 after 1930, to Esther Davis

  2. Lester William Figgins, born 21 September 1905 in Burr Oak, Jewell County, Kansas, died 17 January 1996, in Port Orange, Florida, buried in Cross Plains Cemetery, Russell County, Kansas; married 6 January 1929, in Russell County, Kansas, to Mary Elizabeth Weeks, born 9 March 1908, in Russell County, Kansas

  3. Russell Jay Figgins, born 15 November 1907 in Fowler, Meade County, Kansas, died 26 July 1999; married Miss Powell

  4. Ennis Frank Figgins, born 17 September 1909 in Burr Oak, Jewell County, Kansas, died 1 May 1966; married 16 June 1933, in Colorado Srings, El Paso County, Colorado, to Bertha Marian Custer, born 11 November 1913, in Colorado Springs, 6 children
    1. Grandchildren:
      1. son Figgins, married Miss Faye, 2 children

  5. Minnie Mae Figgins, born 24 June 1911 in Burr Oak, Jewell County, Kansas, died 24 August 194, in Wichita, Kansas; married 28 October 1929, in Liberal, Seward County, Kansas, to Orval Zortman, born 28 October 1897, in Fowler, Meade County, Kansas

  6. daughter Figgins, married Mr. Osborn

  7. Ora Olin Figgins, born 11 March 1917 in Burr Oak, Jewell County, Kansas, died 16 October 1998, in Green Bay, Brown County, Wisconsin; married Miss Toppel

  8. daughter Figgins





B-131,427. Fielden Figgens

Fielden Figgins, son of Dorcas Ann Moon and John Figgens, was born 3 October 1885, Burr Oak, Jewell County, Kansas.

He was married 20 January 1907, to Vivian McMillan, who was born 30 September 1881, in Burr Oak, Jewell County, Kansas

He died 28 October 1977, in Concordia, Cloud County, Kansas, buried in Oak Creek Cemetery, Jewell County, Kansas

Children:

  1. Violet Mae Figgins, born 2 May 1909 in Burr Oak, Jewell County, Kansas, died 26 July 1957, in Hastings, Adams County, Nebraska; married 11 February 1929, to Roy Headley, born 26 July 1907, died 4 July 1969

  2. Cecil Russell Figgins, born 6 August 1914 in Burr Oak, Jewell County, Kansas, died 2 january 1981, in Burr Oak; married 20 July 1933, in Mankato, Jewell County, Kansas; 11 children
    1. Grandchildren:
      1. Franklin Cecil Figgins, born 2 August 1943, in Burr Oak, Jewell County, Kansas, died 17 Noveber 1943

  3. Jennie Marie Figgins, born 1 December 1917 in Burr Oak, Jewell County, Kansas, died 20 March 2002, in Salina, Saline County, Kansas; married Mr. Childlers; 2 children





B-131,428. Fidella Figgens

Fidelia Figgins, daughter of Dorcas Ann Moon and John Figgens, was, born 28 August 1887, in Jewell County, Kansas

She was married 22 August 1906 in Jewell County, Kansas, to Edward Bond McMillan, who was born 4 March 1884.

He was the son of Enoch W. McMillan, born 8 April 1844, in Bangor, Marshall County, Iowa, and Ann Marie Hackney, born 17 May 1847, in Clinton, Summit County, Ohio.

Edward died 13 April 1957; Fideia died 13 February 1947, in Burr Oak, Jewell County, Kansas

Children:

  1. son McMillan; married Miss Davis; 4 children





B-131,441. William Earnest Rhoe

William Earnest Rhoe, son of Hannah Catherine Moon and Leander Drydon Rhoe, was born 9 August 1877, in Hartville, Wright County, Missouri.

He was married 11 Jauary 1900, Susan Smithe, who was born 19 September 1880, in Monet, Missouri.

William died 16 September 1905, in Burr Oak, Jewell County, Kansas.

Children:

  1. Joseph Rhoe, born 25 May 1901, died 5 August 1960; married to Myrtle Cushman, born 23 March 1901, 2 children
  2. Clarence Rhoe, born 28 June 1903, died 28 December 1989, in Coffeyville, Montgomery County, Kansas; married 28 February 1923, to Carrie Davolt, born April 1903
    1. Grandchildren:
      1. daughter Rhoe, married Mr. Reed; 1 daughter
      2. Clarence Dale Rhoe, born 5 December 1926, died 20 June 1947
      3. son Rhoe, married Miss Mishller; 3 children

  3. William Rhoe





B-131,442. Nettie Ellen Rhoe

Nettie Ellen Rhoe, son of Hannah Catherine Moon and Leander Drydon Rhoe, was born 2 July 1879, in Burr Oak, Jewell County, Kansas.

She was married 7 October 1902, to Jesse Josiah White, who was born 31 January 1871

Jesse died 17 June 1936.

Children:

  1. Ethel White, born 9 July 1903, died 17 March 1992; married/1 to Mel Burger; married/2 on 17 May 1924, to Ben Tunner, born 8 December, died 16 July 1968, 2 children

  2. Charley White, born 4 February 1906, died 16 February 1938; married 10 February 1926, to Lena Skiers, born 1 May 1907; 3 children

  3. Pearl Mae White, born 1 January 1910, died 26 1989; married 22 August 1934 to Raymond Nansel, born 23 May 1907; 7 children
    1. Grandchildren:
      1. Ruth Mary Nansel, born and died 3 July 1935
      2. Troy Nansel, born 14 January 1942, died 24 January 1942

  4. daughter White, married Mr Boyd

  5. daughter White, married Mr. Hoouse

  6. son White, married Miss Smith





B-131,443. Oscar Leander Rhoe

Oscar Leander Rhoe, son of Hannah Catherine Moon and Leander Drydon Rhoe, was born 13 September 1881, in Hartville, Wright County, Missouri.

She was married, born 13 September 1881 in Hartville, Wright County, Missouri, to Maude Nita Lanz, who was born 24 May 1894, in Burr Oak, Jewell County, Kansas.

Children:

  1. daughter Rhoe, married/1 to Roy Headley, born 22 July 1907; married/2 to Mr. Karnaot

  2. Howard Lee Rhoe, born 23 September 1916 in Burr Oak, Jewell County, Kansas, died 2 November 1976, Mankato, Jewell County, Kansas

  3. Carroll Alton Rhoe, born 16 May 1918 in Mankato, Jewell County, Kansas, died 8 February 1977, Mankato, Jewell County, Kansas

  4. Ocie Roy Rhoe, born 23 May 1920 in North Branch, Jewell County, Kansas

  5. Twila Laverne Rhoe, born 23 May 1922 in Burr Oak, Jewell County, Kansas, died 11 September 1924

  6. William Keith Rhoe, born 27 April 1924 in Burr Oak, Jewell County, Kansas, died 30 December 1931

  7. daughter Rhoe, born about 1926

  8. Louise Kathern Rhoe, born 16 April 1928 in Burr Oak, Jewell County, Kansas, died 8 September 1971; married to Mr. Spangler

  9. son Rhoe





B-131,444. Rebecca Louisa Rhoe

Rebecca Louisa Rhoe, daughter of Hannah Catherine Moon and Leander Drydon Rhoe, was born 24 July 1884 in Hartville, Wright County, Missouri

She was married 14 September 1901, to George Braten, who was born 8 October 1878, in Burr Oak, Jewell County, Kansas, the son of Albert Calahan and Elizabeth Williams.

Rebecca died in 1920; George died 12 January 1959, in Beloit, Mitchell County, Kansas

Children:

  1. Isa May Calahan, born 27 November 1902 in Oberlin, Decatur County, Kansas, died 13 August 1951, in Ponoka, Alberta, Canada; married 25 December 1922, in Burr Oak, Jewell County, Kansas, to Merl Everett Delamarter, born 11 December 1897, York, York County, Nebraska, died February 1974, Newberg, Yamhill County, Oregon, son of George Gilbert Delamarter and Elsie Rounds; 4 children

  2. Louis Albert Calahan, born 19 December 1905 in Oberlin, Decatur County, Kansas, died 3 November 1996; married 16 January 1941, to Mina Mae Fox, born 30 June 1917, Burr Oak, Jewell County, Kansas, died 19 April 1993

  3. Opal Ona Calahan, born 26 August 1911 in Burr Oak, Jewell County, Kansas, died 26 August 1992, in Topeka, Shawnee County, Kansas, buried Burr Oak Cemetery; married 7 April 1937 Edmonton, alberta, Canada, to Vincent Allen Roesti, born 6 April 1915, in Enchant, Alberta, Canada, died 13 September 1966, in Burr Oak, Jewell County, Kansas, son of Peter Roesti and Annie Nelson

  4. daughter Calahan, married, to William Ellis Benbow, born 30 May 1893 in Walnut Township, Jewell County, Kansas
    1. Grandchildren:
      1. Tammy Sue Benbow, born and died 30 March 1958, in Red Cloud, Webster County, Nebraska




B-131,445. John Elihu Rhoe

John Elihu Rhoe, son of Hannah Catherine Moon and Leander Drydon Rhoe, was born 22 July 1886 in Hartville, Wright County, Missouri.

He was married 22 February 1913, in Mankato, Jewell County, Kansas, to Mayolova Ledda White, who was born 14 August 1891

Mayolova died 17 July 1963; John died 3 July 1971, both in Neligh, Antelope County, Nebraska.

Children:

  1. daughter Rhoe

  2. Wilma Wauneth Rhoe, born 14 April 1915, in Burr Oak, Jewell County, Kansas, and died 18 November 1975, in Norfolk, Madison County, Nebraska





B-131,446. Harris Morton Rhoe

Harris Morton Rhoe, son of Hannah Catherine Moon and Leander Drydon Rhoe, was born 22 August 1888 in Hartville, Wright County, Missouri.

He was married 18 July 1911, to Nettie Long, who was born 2 July 1888, in Harrison County, Missouri.

Harris died 18 November 1957; Nettie died 30 July 1962.

Children:

  1. Cloyd Lavern Rhoe, born 8 October 1917, in Sugar City, Crowley County, Colorado, died 8 August 1990; married Miss Newlin

  2. son Rhoe, married Miss Erickson

  3. daughter Rhoe, married/1 to Arthur Stockman, born 28 June 1924, died 13 July 1980; married/2 to Turloff Lund Anderson, born 29 October 1903

  4. Jessie Maxcine Rhoe, born 23 April 1926, died 26 April 1926





B-131,447. Edward Ezra Rhoe

Edward Ezra Rhoe, son of Hannah Catherine Moon and Leander Drydon Rhoe, was born 17 June 1895 in Hartville, Wright County, Missouri.

He was married 3 June 1916, to Hazel Noble, who was born in February 1898.

Edward died 22 September 1931; Hazel died 24 March 1975.

Children:

  1. Edith Rhoe, born 16 December 1916, died 1989; married/1 to Mr Davis; married/2 to Glen Harris, born 1947, died 1968

  2. Jack Edward Rhoe, born 21 May 1921, died 1941

  3. son Rhoe





B-131,451. Charley Thomas Sade

Charley Thomas Sade, son of Irene Jane Moon and Franklin Pierce Sade, was born 7 January 1881 in Osborne County, Kansas.

He was married 26 August 1931, Guthrie, Logan County, Oklahoma, to Edith Fay Stephens, who was born 8 September 1909, in Crescent, Logan County, Oklahoma, the daughter of Joseph Stephens and Carrie Fryer.

Edith died 11 July 1989, in Crescent; Charley died 10 June 1997, both buried in Oakview Cemetery.

Children:

  1. daughter Sade, married Mr. Moore; 2 children

  2. son Sade, married Miss Brissette; 3 children

  3. son Sade, married Miss Salyer; 4 children

  4. daughter Sade, married Mr. Thomas; 3 children





B-131,452. Arthur Carlton Sade

Arthur Carlton Sade, son of Irene Jane Moon and Franklin Pierce Sade, was born b: 13 October 1882 in Ironhill, Jackson County, Iowa.

He was married 27 July 1913, in Texhoma, Texas County, Oklahoma, to Eula Josephine Smith, who was born in 1878, in Tishomingo, Indian Territory,

Eula died 15 November 1948, in Lovell, Logan County; Arthur died 16 July 1965, in Guthrie, Logan County, Oklahoma, both buried in Oakview Cemetery.

Children:

  1. Aubry Tinsley Sade, born 20 October 1916, in Lovell, Logan County, Oklahoma; married/1 to Miss Margaret ___, born 12 October 1910, died October 1977, in Purcell, McClain County, Oklahoma; married/2 to Florence Marie Nichols, born 16 October 1919, died July 1990





B-131,453. Etta Evelyn Sade

Etta Evelyn Sade, daughter of Irene Jane Moon and Franklin Pierce Sade, was born 9 August 1884 in Ironhill, Jackson County, Iowa.

She was married 4 July 1907, in Guthrie, Logan County, Oklahoma, to John H Lovell, born 6 February 1884, in Illinois

Etta died 21 April 1985, in Crescent, Logan County, Oklahoma

Children:

  1. Cloyd Jessie Lovell, born 17 August 1909, Lovell, Logan County, Oklahoma, married 17 March 1934, in Kingfisher, Kingfisher County, Oklahoma; 1 daughter married Mr. Turner, 2 children

  2. Virgil Harold Lovell, born 11 April 1912, in Lovell, Logan County, Oklahoma; married 18 April 1930, in Guithrie, Logan County, Oklahoma, to Willie Bonzette "Bonnie" Addington, born 19 September 1913, in Mounds Creek County, Oklahoma, 4 children

  3. daughter Lovell, married/1 Mr. Stevenson: married/2 Albert Ray Self, born 18 October 1909, Buffalo, Dallas County, Missouri; married/3 Calvin Cunard, born 7 April 1915





B-131,454. Emma May Sade

Emma May Sade, daughter of Irene Jane Moon and Franklin Pierce Sade, was born 26 May 1886 in Ironhill, Jackson County, Iowa.

She was married 30 October 1920, in Guthrie, Logan County, Oklahoma, to Grover Norris, who was born 15 March 1887, the son of Milton Norris and Anna Hesp (Heap?).

Grover died 12 May 1962, in Crescent, Logan County, Oklahoma; Emma died 2 January 1973, both buried Oakview Cemetery, Logan County,

Children:

  1. infant Norris, born about April 1921

  2. daughter Norris, married Mr. Branson; 4 children





B-131,456. Ida Rebecca Sade

Ida Rebecca Sade, daughter of Irene Jane Moon and Franklin Pierce Sade, was born 9 August 1891 in Lovell, Logan County, Oklahoma.

She was married 15 November 1913, in Guthrie, Logan County, Oklahoma, to Perry L Jones, who was born 3 January 1892, in Lovell, Logan County, the son of Clem L Jones and Rose Ella Cadle.

Perry died 27 August 1967; Ida died 8 October 1985, both in Crescent, Logan County, Oklahoma buried Oakview Cemetery, Logan County

Children:

  1. daughter Jones, married to Francis Reed Hall, who was born 15 August 1910, in Centervillage, Delaware county, Ohio, died 10 November 1996, son of Francis a Hall and Minnie Mann, 4 children
    1. Grandchildren:
      1. Lero Kenneth Hall, born 7 April 1941, in Lovell, Logan County, Oklahoma, died 29 March 1987, Crescent, Logan County, buried Oakview Cemetery; married Miss Waller, 1 child

  2. Melvin Dale Jones, born 19 November 1916, in Lovell, Logan County, Oklahoma, died 5 September 1922

  3. son Jones, married Miss Rohrer; 2 children

  4. daughter Jones, married to Ira Galloway, born 19 November 1920, in Mulhall, Logan County, Oklahoma

  5. daughter Jones, married John Ervin Travis, born 5 June 1921, Crescent, Logan County, Oklahoma, died 23 January 1989, buried Sunny Lane Cemetery Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; 5 children
    1. Grandchildren:
      1. Linda Joy Travis, born 14 November 1944, in Lovvell, Logan County, Oklahoma; married/1 Mr. Haines, 1 child; Married/2 Mr. McGowen, 1 child; Married/3 Mr. Vinson, 1 child

  6. Raymond Lee Jones, born 15 September 1926, in Lovell, Logan County, Oklahoma, died in February 1995; married Miss Johnson; 2 children

  7. daughter Jones; married Mr Seefeldt, son of Gustave Seefeldt and Anna Kaiser; 1 child

  8. daughter Jones married Mr. Martin, son of John Roy Martin and Nonnie Case; 3 children

  9. Marvin Ray Jones, born 24 August 1935, in Rushville, Buchanan County, Missouri, died 28 December 1981, Crescent, Logan County, Oklahoma, buried Oakview Cemetery; married Miss Terhune; 2 children





B-131,459. Effie Jane Sade

Effie Jane Sade, daughter of Irene Jane Moon and Franklin Pierce Sade, was born 18 August 1898 in Lovell, Logan County, Oklahoma.

She was married 17 March 1923, in Perry, Noble County, Oklahoma, to Rowe Silas Cunningham, who was born 8 November 1786, in Merick, Lincoln County, Oklahoma, the son of Francis Marion Cunningham and Clarinda Cross.

Rowe died 13 March 1959, in Crescent, Logan County, Oklahoma, and buried in Oakview Cemetery.

Effie was married/2 on 2 February 1961, to Christian B Rosenthal, born 8 March 1897, in Comal County, Texas. He died 3 November 1982, buried in Sumit View Cemetery, in Guthrie, Oklahoma

Effie died 11 July 1994, in Guthrie, Logan County, Oklahoma, and was buried in the Oakview Cemetery.

Children:

  1. son Cunningham, married Miss Friend, 1 child

  2. Francis Lee Cunningham, born 28 September 1931, in Cuthrie, Logan County, Oklahoma, died 14 November 1955, in Guthrie, Logan County, Oklahoma, buried Oakview Cemetery; married Miss Sartian

  3. daughter Cunningham; married to Roy Eugene Lindemann, who was born 15 March 1925, in Elgin, Kane County, Illinois, died 8 August 1995, buried in Illinois





B-131,45(11). John Everett Sade

John Everett Sade, son of Irene Jane Moon and Franklin Pierce Sade, was born 20 November 1902 in Lovell, Logan County, Oklahoma.

He was married to Miss Floyd, daughter of William Floyd and Betty Nancy.

John died 10 January 1980.

Children:

  1. Charles Everett Sade, born and died in 1928, Logan County, Okllahoma, buried Oakview Cemetery

  2. daughter Sade, married/1 to Michael Steven Foster, born 16 November 1951, in Shafter, Kern County, California; married/2 Mr. Craun, 3 children

  3. daughter Sade; married Mr. Gladden, son of W P Gladden and Alma C Wallace; 1 child

  4. daughter Sade; married Mr. Derry, son of Willie Derry and Miss Clowers; 5 children
    1. Grandchildren:
      1. Timothy Ray Derry, born 24 January 1955, Bakersfield, Kern County, California, died 29 January 1955, buried Greenlawn Cemetery
      2. --- child 4 ---Edward Lee Derry, born and died January 1962, Bakersfield, Kern County, California, buried Greenlawn Cemetery





B-131,45(12). Clarence Howard Sade

Clarence Howard Sade, son of Irene Jane Moon and Franklin Pierce Sade, was born 7 January 1908 in Lovell, Logan County, Oklahoma.

He was married 26 August 1931, in Guthrie, Logan County, Oklahoma, to Edith Fay Stevens, who was born 9 September 1909, in Crescent, Logan County, Oklahoma, the daughter of Joseph Stephens and Carrie Fryer.

Edith died 11 July 1989; Clarence died 10 June 1997, both in Crescent, Logan County, Oklahoma, and buried Oakview Cemetery.

Children:

  1. daughter Sade; married Mr. Moore, son of Frank Moore and Minnie Lee Walker; 2 children

  2. son Sade; married Miss Brissette, daughter of Paul Brissette and Miss Venenzio; 3 children

  3. son Sade; married Miss Robinson





B-131,531. Sylvester Carey

Sylvester Carey, son of Sarah Ann Mills and Isaac Carey, was born 16 February 1874, in Sigel, Shelby, County, Illinois.

He was married 20 January 1897, in Sigel Township, to Elzora May Baker, who was born 12 August 1878, in Sigel, Shelby County, Illinois.

Her parents were:

Hester Jane Aldridge, born 26 August 1843, Clay County, Illinois,

and John Albert Baker, born 20 November 1857, Shelby County, Illinois

She died 19 March 1941, in St. Johns, Clinton County, Michigan, buried in Mount Rest Cemetery; he died 27 February 1949. In St. Johns, Clinton County, Michigan

Children:

  1. Cecyle Elzora Carey, born 5 August 1899 in Shelby County, Illinois

  2. Ruth Rae Carey, born 27 November 1909 in Champaign, Champaign County, Illinois





B-131,532. Esther Elizabeth Carey

Esther Elizabeth Carey, daughter of Sarah Ann Mills and Isaac Carey, was born 2 February 1879, Brownstown, Fayette County, Illinois.

She was married 15 November 1896, in Sigel, Shelby County, Illinois, to David William Robinson, who was born 12 July 1874, Big Springs Township, Shelby County, Illinois

Robinson Family

His father, Frances Marion Robinson, was born 21 August 1842/4, Illinois, died 22 April 1896, in Shelby County, Illinois,

married to Malinda Jane Baker, who was born 26 May 1850, in Sigel, Shelby County, Illinois, died 18 July 1875, Shelby County

David died 7 June 1932, in Roy, Harding County, New Mexico; Esther died 27 December 1947, in Brownstown, Fayette County, Illinois.

Children:

  1. Homer M Robison, born 17 November 1897 in Big Springs Township, Shelby County, Illinois, died 17 June 1966, in Sefton Township, Fayette County, Illiois; married 13 December 1917, in St. Louis, Missouri, to Ruby Rebecca Arnold, born 10 August 1896, in Fayette County, Illinois, who died 19 July 1982, in Brownstown, Fayette County, Illinois, daughter of Edward Arnold and Maud Williams
    1. Grandchildren:
      1. Russell Edward Robison, born 3 August 1918, in Sefton Township, Fayette County, Illinois
      2. son Robison, married Miss Pearson; 4 children

  2. infant Robison, born and died 1 May 1901 in Shelby County, Illinois

  3. Elsie Voile Robison, born 30 November 1904 in Sefton Township, Fayette County, Illinois, died 8 January 1906, in Sigel Township, Shelby County, Illinois

  4. Helen Robison, born 26 December 1906 in Sefton Township, Fayette County, Illinois
  5. John William Robison, born 3 September 1911 in Sefton Township, Fayette County, Illiois, died 25 August 1927, in Roy, Harding County, New Mexico, buried in Liberty Cemetery, in Fayette County, Illinois
  6. Carrie Lucile Robison, born 13 February 1917 in Sefton Township, Fayette County, Illinois, died 13 January 1993, in Vandalia, Fayette County, Illinois; married Mr. Miller, 5 children
    1. Grandchildren:
      1. Evelyn Lucille Miller, born 16 June 1943, in Fayette County, Illinois, died 18 June 1943, Fayette County

  7. Beulah May Robison, born 24 May 1919 in Sefton Township, Fayette County, Illinois, died 14 June 1002, Overland Park, Johnson County, Kansas; married 20 February 1942, in Allen County, Kansas, to John Robert Harclerode, who was born 23 July 1915, in Allen County, died 21 July 1979, Johnson County, Kansas, son of Lloyd Lawrence Harclerode and Amloia Cagdalena Christina Sauer





B-131,533. Minnie J Carey

Minnie J Carey, daughter of Sarah Ann Mills and Isaac Carey, was born 16 February 1874, in Sigel, Shelby, County, Illinois.

She was married/1 to Clarence Hayes, who was born 28 June 1881, in Ringgold County, Iowa. Clarence died 29 August 1909, in Roy, Harding County, New Mexico. He was the son of James Lawrence Hayes (born 28 February 1855, Knox County, Missouri) and Elizabeth A Fender (born 1862, in Larkinsburg, Clay County, Illinois.

She was married/2 on 4 August 1915, in Roy, Harding County, New Mexico, to Halic Milton Warner, who was born 23 October 1885, in Windsor, Shelby County, Illinois. He was born 10 February 1882 in Big Spring, Shelby County, Illinois, the son of John Warner and Nancy Walden.

Minnie died 24 March 1955, in St. Elmo, Fayette County, Illinois

Children:

  1. Floyd Caewy Hayes, born 24 December 1906 in El Reno, Canadian County, Oklahoma

  2. Sarah Ann Elizabeth Hayes, born 31 August 1909 in Roy, Harding County, New Mexico, died 8 April 2000, Spring Valley, San Diego County, California; married/1 on 24 December,(?), to William Gilles Slusher, born 23 March 1904, died 26 May 1962, in San Diego, California in Kentucky, the son of Abraham Slusher and Fannie Rose Bailey; 1 child; married/2 on 2 January 1965, in San Diego County, California

  3. m/2
  4. Zelma Lucille Warner, born 1 August 1916 in Union County, New Mexico, died 20 December 1999, Brownstown Fayette County, Illinois; married 21 August 1937, in St. Charles, St. Charles County, Missouri, to William Andrew Fairchild, born 19 April 1913, in Fayette County, Illinois; 5 children
    1. Grandchildren:
      1. Floyd Dale Fairchild, born 27 February 1938, St. Elmo, Fayette County, Illinois, died 30 August 1986; m/1 unknown, 1 child; marriage/2 Miss Cobb, 1 child
      2. Robert Fairchild, born 1 October 1950, St. Elmo, died January 1951, St. Elmo

  5. Ralph E Warner, born 9 August 1918 in Roy, Harding County, New Mexico, died 13 November 1942, in South Pacific

  6. Cecyle M Warner, born 20 December 1920 in Roy, Harding County, New Mexico, died 22 August 1993, St. Elmo, Fayette County, Illinois





B-131,552. Nettie Lugar

Nettie Lugar, daughter of Rhoda Elizabeth Mills and Giles Marion Lugar, was born 28 May 1879, in Shelby County, Illinois.

She was married 15 July 1896, in Shelbyville, Shelby County, Illinois, to Edward Baker, who was born 5 July 1873, in Sigel, Shelby County, Illinois, the son of Jesse Baker and Martha Rentfrow.

Edward died 7 September 1936: Nettie died 7 September 1957, both in Shelby County, Illinois, and buried in Sigel Cemetery

Children:

  1. Dorothy Baker, born 29 April 1897, died 16 July 1963, buried in Oak Ridge Cemetery, in Effingham, Illinois; married Mr. Starr

  2. Dolly Baker





B-131,553. Charles C Lugar

Charles C Lugar, son of Rhoda Elizabeth Mills and Giles Marion Lugar, was born 8 September 1881, in Shelby County, Illinois.

He was married about 1910, to Annette "Nettie" Gordon who was born about 1886.

Charles died in April 1972, in Effingham, Effingham County, Illinois.

Children:

  1. Vesta Lugar, born about 1911

  2. Muriel Lugar, born about 1913

  3. Virgil Lugar, born about 1916





B-131,554. Margaret Belgium Lugar

Margaret Belgium Lugar, daughter of Rhoda Elizabeth Mills and Giles Marion Lugar, was born 25 March 1884, in Shelby County, Illinois.

She was married 11 November 1904, in Shelby County, Illinois, to Fred Willard Baker, who was born 22 December 1883, in Neoga, Cumberland County, Illinois

Fred died 27 December 1961; Margaret died 26 July 1973, both in Neoga, Cumberland county, Illinois

Children:

  1. Phyllis Marian Baker, born 12 September 1908, in Neoga, Cumberland County, Illinois





B-131,561. Charles Ross Mills Sr.

Charles Ross Mills Sr., son of Ulysses Grant Mills and Etta Rosemma Lawrence, was born 13 November 1891, in Neoga, Cumberland County, Illinois.

He was married/1 on 3 June 191, to Blanche Ferne Gibson, who was born 30 May 1894, in Champaign County, Illinois. Blanche died 14 April 1919, in St. Joseph, Champaign County, Illinois

He was married/2 on 30 July 1924, to Ethel Iris Gibson, who was born 11 February 1890

Charles died 30 March 1977, buried in Patterson Cemetery, St. Joseph, Illinois. Ethel died 20 August 1982

Children:

  1. Mary Eliza Mills, born 16 May 1915, in Urbana, Champaign County, Illinois

  2. Charles Ross Mills, Jr., born 14 February 1917





B-131,611. Susanna Elma Carey

Susanna Elma Carey, daughter of Almeda J Moon and John J Carey, was born 29 March 1863, in Grant County, Indiana

She was married 26 May 1882, in Hutchinson, Reno County, Kansas, to George William Robinson, who was born in Iowa

Susanna died 27 January 1937, in Kansas

Children:

  1. Faye Robinson, born May 1884 in Hutchinson, Reno County, Kansas

  2. George Carey Robinson, born 26 October 1890 in Hutchinson, Reno County, Kansas





B-131,646. Randal Bentley Moon

Randal Bentley Moon, son of Sylvanus Sylvan and Fidelia J Pierce, was born 22 November 1888.

He was married 23 June 1910, in Ganada, Texas, to Nellie Althea King, who was born 2 March 1890, in Norwich, Kingman County, Kansas.

Randal died 6 October 1956; Nellie died 16 April in Courtenay, British Columbia, Canada.

Children:

  1. daughter Moon, married Wilford John Law, born 8 February 1905, son of John Law and Sara Rogers

  2. Dorothy Ganell Moon, born 1 October 1912, in Burr Oak, Jewell County, Kansas; married Floyd Walter Conorroe

  3. Randal Corydon Moon, born 8 September 1914, in Burr Oak, Jewell County, Kansas

  4. daughter Moon, married Mr. Nelson

  5. Syvan Sylvanus Moon, born 26 November 1918, in Wilkie, Saskatchewan, Canada





B-131,732. Monia Pearl Mills

Monia Pearl Mills, daughter of Silas Parks Mills and Louisa Melissa Dappert, was born 27 January 1882.

She was married 20 March 1901, to William Beggs Boyd Sr., who was born 29 November 1879, in Oakdale, Washington County, Illinois, the son of Samuel Boyd and Isabella Torrens.

Monia died 31 January 1938.

Children:

  1. Owen Boyd, born 22 May 1902, in Garfield, Kansas

  2. William Beggs Boyd Jr., born 18 August 1904, in Garfield, Kansas

  3. Blanch Alen Boyd, born 10 May 1906, in Garfield, Kansas; married 17 January 1925, to Wayne Good, who was born 4 August 1905, the son of Richard Good and Marion Fuller
    1. Grandchildren:
      1. son Good; married Barbara Evelyn Skillman, born 29 August 1939, in Ontario, San Benardino County, California, died 7 November 1970, Fountain Valley, Orange County, California; her parents: Charles Lloyd Skillman, born 18 December 1911, Ontario, San Benardino County, died 16 November 1979, Long Beach, Los Angeles County, California, married 25 June 1935, in Las Vegas, Clark County, Nevada, to Doris Evelyn Gehringer, born 15 May 1915, Pueblo, Pueblo County, Colorado, died 2 October 1977, Long Beach; 3 children





B-131,(10)22. Iva Velina Tucker

Iva Velina Tucker, daughter of Elizabeth Fidelia Mills and Thomas Wheeler Tucker, was born 25 August 1879, in Greeley, Anderson County, Kansas.

She was married 24 February 1895, in Kingman, Kingman County, Kansas, to Henry Deminius Zahm, who was born 25 August 1867, in Rulo, Richardson County, Nebraska, the son of John Anthony Zahm and Mary Magalena Meng

Iva died 17 January 1957, in Springfield, Lane County, Oregon. Henry died 26 February 1963, in Springfield, and buried in Mt. Calvary Cemetery, Portland, Oregon

Children:

  1. Clara B Zalm, born 27 November 1895 in Alva, Woods County, Oklahoma

  2. Catherine Valina Zahm, born 17 June 1898 in Kansas, died 8 September 1981, Whittier, Los Angeles County, California; married 28 November 1916, in Ogallala, Keith County, Nebraska, to Keith Lawrence Woodward, born 22 October 1895, Ogallala, died 4 April 1955, Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California, son of Isaac Lawrence Woodward and Ella J Fisher, 5 children
    1. Grandchildren:
      1. Keith Lawrence Woodward Jr., born 27 1918, Texas, died 12 April 1994, Whittier, Los Angeles County, California

  3. Zelma Helena Zahm, born 15 January 1899 in Alva, Woods County, Oklahoma

  4. Benjamin Anthony Zahm, born 31 August 1900 in Oklahoma, died May 1968, Omaha, Douglas County, Nebraska; married Lela ___, born 26 May 1901

  5. Frances Iva Zahm, born 16 July 1902 in Woods County, Oklahoma, died 16 March 1991, Hermiston, Umatilla County, Oregon, buried Sunset Hills Cemetery; married/1 about 1920 to Carl S Baxter, 1 child: married /2 about 1925, to Earl VandeMark, born 30 December 1896, Big Stone Lake, Minnesota, died 22 August 1977, Umatilla, Oregon, 3 children

  6. Henry Raymond Zahm, born 29 October 1905 in Spalding, Greeley County, Nebraska, died 24 July 1977, Salem, Marion County, Oregon

  7. Lauretta Agnes Zahm, born 4 April 1907 in Spalding, Greeley County, Nebraska, died 7 June 1994, Modesto, Stanislaus County, California, buried Lakewood Memorial Park, Hughson, California; married about 1927, to George Heiser, born 11 September 1889, Arkansas, died February 1975, Santa Ana, Orange County, California; 1 child

  8. Annie Louise Zahm, born 18 March 1909, died June 1988, Nestor, California; married Claude Curtis, born 20 January 1905, died 29 January 1988, San Diego, San Diego County, California

  9. Eleanor Mary Zahm, born 13 July 1911 in Nebraska, died 31 January 2000, in The Dalles, Wasco County, Oregon; married to H J Claude Huston


  10. Waunita Zahm, born 7 July 1913 in Ogallala, Keith County, Nebraska, died 17 July 1913

  11. Deloria Frederika Zahm, born 7 July 1913, died before 1940

  12. Robert Henry Zahm, born 24 August 1914 in Springfield, Lane County, Oregon, died 24 July 1992, Springfield, Lane County, Oregon; married 19 December 1941, in San Diego, California, to Lillian Mae Butler, born 22 November 1918, Springfield, died 18 October 1995, Springfield, Lane County, Oregon, daughter of Charles Nelson Butler and Mertie Leith, 5 children

  13. Margaret L Zahm, born 22 September 1916 in Nebraska, died in Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon; married/1 Edwin Bauder, born 28 August 1916, Oregon, died January 1960, Oregon; married/2 to Mr. Thompson





B-131,(10)27. Claude Ira Tucker

Claude Ira Tucker, son of Elizabeth Fidella Mills and Thomas Wheeler Tucker, was born 30 December 1888, Pratt, Pratt County, Kansas

He was married 27 December 1918, in Independence, in Jackson County, Missouri, to his cousin, Carrie Abigail Mills, who was born 9 March 1901, in Sheldon, Vernon County, Missouri, the daughter of Jacob Coons Mills and Laura Ann Kelsey. See: Carrie-B-13,1(10)3. Jacob

Claude died in June 1968; Carrie died 3 June 1991, both in Wichita, Kansas, buried White Chapel Cemetery

Children:

  1. son Tucker

  2. Marie Tucker

  3. son Tucker

  4. son Tucker

  5. James Mills Tucker, born 20 October 1918, in Kansas, died 26 November 1997, in Wichita, Kansas; married/1 to Miss Puffinbarger, 1 child; Married/2, 3 children





B-131,(10)32. Dora Ann Mills

Dora Ann Mills, daughter of Jacob Coons Mills and Laura Ann Kelsay, was born 8 August 1893, in Powers Mill, Ripley County, Missouri.

She was married 10 September 1910, in Prosperity, Missouri, to Vernon Ray Green, who was born 28 July in Smith Center, Smith County, Kansas, the son of Winfield Green and Alice Barger.

Vernon died 9 January 1954, in Wyandotte County, Kansas; Dora Ann died 23 December 1993, in Kansas City County, Missouri, and buried in Mt. Hope Cemetery, Kansas City, Missouri.

Children:

  1. daughter Green, married John Henry Smith, born 8 August 1912, in Missouri, died 28 January 1998, Tonganoxie, Leavenworth County, Kansas, son of Coy Smith ad Ines Beason; 3 children

  2. Arthur James Green, born 3 October 1914 in Minneapolis, Ottawa County, Kansas, died 29 November 1972, Kansas City, Wyandotte County, Kansas, buried Stony Point Cemetery Kansas City, Kansas; married Miss Stewart

  3. Edna Pauline Green, born 7 August 1916 in Wells, Ottawa County, Kansas, died 21 November 1989, Kansas City, Wyandotte County, Kansas; married 1 August 1935, in Olathe, Johnson County, Kansas, to Leonard Henry Browne, born 26 February 1914, in Kansas City, Kansas, died 12 November 1987, Kansas City, Kansas, son of George Browne and Ida Klamm; 2 children

  4. Frances Green, born January 1918 in Wells, Ottawa County, Kansas, died 14 October 2000, Kansas City, Wyandotte County, Kansas; married 25 February 1941, Kansas City, Kansas, to John Suberkropp, who was born in 1920, died 26 October 1989, Kansas City, Kansas
    1. Grandchildren:
      1. John H Suberkropp, born 1941, died 1959
      2. James F Suberkropp, born 1949, died 1963

  5. son Green, married Miss Stegman, 4 children

  6. Herbert Green, born 29 July 1922 in Kansas City, Wyandotte County, Kansas, died 14 May 1980, Kansas City, Wyandotte, County, Kansas; married in Lawrence, Douglas County, Kansas to Ella Mae Westergren, born 8 September 1921, Kansas, died 17 August 2003, Kansas City, Kansas, daughter of Arnold Westergren and Ethel Patrick
    1. Grandchildren:
      1. Herbert Green, Jr., born 7 June 1947, Kansas City, Kansas
      2. son Green, married, 1 child
      3. son Green; married Miss Sedlock; 3 children

  7. daughter Green, married to Harry Irvin Crossland Jr., born 11 January 1925, Kansas City, Kansas, died 30 January 1995, Topeka, Swawnee County, Kansas; 6 children
    1. Grandchildren:
      1. daughter Crossland, married Mr. Wittenberg; 2 children
      2. daughter Crossland, married Mr. Jobe; 2 children
      3. son Crossland, married Miss Callahan; 1 child
      4. James Raymond Crossland, born 14 November 1949, Kansas City, Kansas; died 23 March 1989, Kansas City, Kansas; m/1 to Miss Bolin, 2 children; married/2 Miss Prather, 1 child
      5. son Crossland, married/1 Miss Hopper; married/2 Miss Stitt, 1 child; married/3 Miss Espy, 1 child
      6. Beatrice Alice Crossland, born 11 February 1959, Kansas City, Kansas, died 13 October 1999, Kansas City, Kansas; married Mr. Hill, 2 children

  8. son Green, married/1 Miss Renee, 1 child; married/2 Miss Cornell, 2 children

  9. Lawrence Robert Green, born 13 August 1930 in Kansas City, Wyandotte County, Kansas, died 11 September 1946, Kansas City, Kansas, buried Highland Park Cemetery, Kansas City, Kansas





B-135,133. Walter James Morris

Walter James Morris, son of Wilson Morris and Mary A Collins, was born 30 January 1878 in Clay County, Iowa, and died 14 December 1952 in Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota, buried in Castle Rock Cemetery, Castle Rock, Dakota, Minnesota.

Obituary Northfield News, 18 December 1952

- Walter James Morris of Dundas, nearly 75, died Sunday afternoon, Dec. 14, at the University hospital, Minneapolis. He had been ill with a heart condition for two months. The funeral service was held at 2 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 17, at the Anderson funeral chapel. The Rev. Richard G. Douglas, pastor of the Northfield Methodist church, officiated. Cecil Hutton of the Little Prairie community sang. Interment was at the Castle Rock Cemetery with Donald and Eugene Finger, Alvin, Karl and Harold Albers, Walter I. Thielbar as pallbearers.

"Walter was born Jan. 30, 1878, in Clay county, Iowa, the son of Wilson and Mary Morris. He was married to Julia Van Fleet who preceded him in death. Until his retirement, he farmed during his entire lifetime.

"He is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Clark Moore (Rosella) of St. Louis, Mo., Mrs. Cecil Pohl (Dorothy) and Mrs. Elmer Chester (Effie) of St. Paul, Mrs. Delbert Willis (Wanda) of Mason City, Iowa; five sons, Clyde Morris of Dundas, Donald and Wilson Morris of St. Paul, Melivin R. Morris of Council Bluffs, Iowa, and Burdette Morris of Northfield; 12 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren; one brother, Claude Morris of Madelia. One son, James Austin Morris, preceded him in death."


Julia Lavina Van Fleet, was born 21 March 1881 in Hazel Green, Delaware, Iowa, and died 1 May 1932 in Greenvale, Dakota County, Minnesota, buried Castle Rock Cemetery, Castle Rock, Dakota County, Minnesota.

* Note: Her sister Mary Cordelia married Walter's 1st cousin, Charles Morris.

Children:

  1. Clyde E. Morris, born May 1898 in Iowa, died 26 June 1960, buried Castle Rock Cemetery, Castle Rock, Dakota County, Minnesota; unmarried.

  2. Melvin R. Morris, born about 1903.

  3. Rosella Morris, born 25 April 1905 in Clay County, Iowa, died 22 February 1985, St Paul, Ramsey County, Minnesota, buried Elmhurst Cemetery; married Clark Moore.

  4. Dorothy Jo Morris, born 15 May 1907 in Iowa, died 12 April 1978, Sandstone, Pine County, Minnesota, buried Rosehill Cemetery, Hinckley, Pine County, Minnesota; married Cecil Clifford Pohl, born 22 January 1907, died June 1979, Minnesota.

  5. Donald A. Morris, born 8 September 1909 in Garfield, Iowa, died 14 February 1981, St Paul, Minnesota, buried Fort Snelling National Cemetery, Minneapolis, Monnesota WWII Army Veteran.

  6. Burdett Cyril Morris, born 20 September 1911 in Iowa, died 13 March 1979 in Dundas, Rice, Minnesota, buried Groveland Cemetery, Bridgewater, Rice County, Minnesota; married Doris L. Thomas, born 8 December 1913.

  7. Wanda Morris, born 8 December 1913 in Webb, Clay, Iowa, died 12 December 1987, Hoquiam, Gray’s Harbor, Washington; married ___ Willis.

  8. son Morris, living in June 2006; with a daughter living in 2006.

  9. child Morris, living in June 2006; married _?_ Chester.

  10. James Austin Morris, born 7 November 1924 in Cedar Rapids, Linn County, Iowa; died 10 August 1945, at sea aboard USS Helena, buried at sea.





B-135,162. Caroline Eaton

Caroline Eaton, daughter of Judith Ellen Morris and Albert A Eaton, was born 11 May 1874 in Clay County, Iowa, and died 18 March 1968 in San Diego County, California. She was married about 1889 to Elijah Phillips, who was born in Kansas.

She was married/2 to Samuel Jack Van, who was born 8 August 1864 in Sioux Rapids, Buena Vista, Iowa and died 19 February 1943 Santa Ana, Orange County, California.

Children:

  1. Pearl Phillips, born 1891; died 1934, Arizona.

  2. Ivory Pillips, born 1892.

  3. Mildred Phillips, born 23 April 1892, Oklahoma, died 1 June 1963 in Escondido, San Diego, California; married/1 to Mr. Gennisson, and m/2 1910 to William Lee Burnam; and m/3 1924 to Alpheas Sanders.

  4. m/2
  5. Verna Lea Van, born 15 December 1906; married/1 to ___ Temple; married/2 to ___ Flick.

  6. Oscar Van, born 28 July 1909, Kansas; died 6 June 1988.

  7. Hazel Anita Van, born 12 August 1916, Hutchinson, Reno County, Kansas; married Huchinson, Reno County, Kansas, died 7 April 1994, Las Vegas. Nevada; married ____ Gunter.





B-135,184. Lydia Emaline Morris

Lydia Emaline Morris, daughter of Howard Raymond Morris and Mary Eva Brown, was born 13 June 1890 in Ayrshire, Palo Alto, Iowa, and died 16 January 1972 at home at 3038 Dover St., Long-view, Cowlitz County, Washington. (Charles & James Seel were in her house when she died.) She was buried in Longview Memorial Park, Longview, Cowlitz County, Washington. She was a member of the Evangelical Church at Golden Valley, North Dakota.

"She graduated from high school in Ayrshire on May 28, 1908. The graduating class was composed of two other girls besides herself, one of whom (Della Andre) who later married her brother, Ed. Lydia came out to Mercer County, North Dakota, to take a teaching job. She probably chose that location because her Uncle Archie Brown had homesteaded in that locality and also worked on the local newspaper. Soon after this her whole family moved out there and homesteaded in Mercer County.

She was teaching in the little town of Cambridge, North Dakota in 1912 and had met a newspaperman from Kasmer (near Golden Valley) named Lee Dreveskracht. They were married on 2 February 1913, by an Evangelical Lutheran pastor in Krem, Mercer County, North Dakota.

Leberecht "Lee" Ernest Dreveslracht, was born 25 OCT 1877 in La Seur, Sibley co, Minnesota. He was the youngest son of Frederick and Louisa Boeke Dreveskracht.

Father: Friedrich Anton Dreveskracht, born 5 August 1822 in Kirchheide, Lippe-Detmold, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany.

Mother: Louisa Wilhelmine BOoele, born 17 May 1835 in Kirchheide, Lippe-Detmold, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany.

His father was a farmer and both of Lee's parents came to Minnesota from Prussia. Lee lived on the farm with his parents until 19 years of age.


Obituary:

"He secured a position with the First National Bank of LeSueuer, Minnesota, where he was an assistant cashier for two years. Indoor life and work was too confining for him so he left for Atlanta, Georgia, where he secured a position as a reporter on Atlanta Constitution, remaining there for two years. His health improving he returned to Minnesota and became a traveling salesman for a wholesale grocery house for a time.

"In 1906 he came to Mercer County, North Dakota and took up a homestead near Kasmer, where he lived and worked hard for five years. He began publishing the German-American from his homestead. It was published with the articles in both English & German. In 1908 Lee Dreveskracht did taxidermy work and at one time planned to open a taxidermy shop. He also did some dealing in buying and selling land.

"With the building of the railroad Mr. Dreveskracht left the farm and located at the townsite of the new town of Olanta, and took up the challenge of changing the name of the new town. He said Golden Valley was more appropriate in that it ably described the vast fields of golden grain in Goodman's Valley.

"He changed the name of his paper, and established a weekly newspaper, "Golden Valley American". His activities prospered and in recent years has become one the best equipped country newspaper offices in the state. The deceased served as postmaster here for some time, was U.S. commissioner, justice of peace, and member of the school board. He was a member of the Odd Fellows, Elks and Yeomen lodges.

"His daughter Marian remembers that he usually wore a suit and white shirts with black cuff protectors at the office. He chewed tobacco and drove a big car. She and her brother always stopped in after school, and he would give them each a nickel for ice cream cones, sometimes without even stopping to talk to them."


Mercer County Republican--April 3, 1908)

L.E. Dreveskracht is showing some fine specimens of grouse and deer heads that he mounted the past winter and next winter plans to open a taxidermy here as he has been offered more work in this line than he is prepared to take care of.

(The Golden Valley American--August 2, 1912) Lee Dreveskracht is expecting to put up a Building in Kasmer soon and open up a land office. He may also become Postmaster.

The Golden Valley American--August 31, 1923

FOR SALE My Forty acre farm in Golden Valley, nearly all under cultivation, 6 acres of fine alfalfa, 15 acres to wheat, six to barley, and six to corn. Two acre garden all planted. Heavy black loam soil and crops are looking fine. Large buildings of all descriptions. Good well with plenty of water at 19 feet. Large grove and many trees and shrubs. The whole farm is under-laid with heavy deposits of coal. Will sell with or without crops, horses, machinery, herd of registered Poland China hogs etc. A reasonable cash payment and terms will handle. We have a number of inquiries for this farm and if you want it you must act promptly. For particulars see the owner L.E. Dreveskracht, Golden Valley, North Dakota.

(The Golden Valley American--September 7, 1923) L.E. Dreveskracht is reported as recovering nicely at the Bismarck Hospital from his recent operation and expects to be back home on Saturday night.

Her husband had been in failing health for some time but became ill from food poisoning and died after four days of suffering on April 27, 1924. (Marian said later that he was in terrible pain, the cause was bad hamburger from the local restaurant.)

By this time the newspaper was well established so Lydia continued to keep it going. As she had three small children to care for, she finally sold the paper and found other work. For a time she distributed commodities for the government, as the country was in a depression and there was no welfare in those days.

In the late thirties, she went to the Los Angeles, California area, and worked as a housekeeper for Walt Disney, the movie man and creator of Mickey Mouse. Here she met a man named Phil J Hoover, and soon they were married, about 1939 near Los Angeles, California. He ws born 13 December 1897 in Broodland, Illinois.

They moved to Helena, Montana, working at the veterans hospital there, this was prior to 1942, as they were living there then.

A few years later she came to Longview, Washington, to visit some old Golden Valley friends, Charlie & Della Scharf. She really liked it in Washington and decided to stay. She found a job and remained in Longview for the rest of her life. She cooked at the Longview Fibre (paper mill) cafeteria for a time, and also at the Sportscenter Bar & Grill.

After the war, in February 1947, her son Lewis and his wife moved to Longview and stayed. Later, in 1953, her daughter Marian also moved her family out to Longview, Washington.

In 1963 her husband Phil, who was a cement finisher, was accidentally knocked off a bridge (at Castle Rock, Washington) he was working on and drowned. After settling their affairs and disposing of their home, she moved to her daughter-in-law's apartment complex.

Her next door neighbor, as chance would have it, was her granddaughter Corinne, & her husband George Seel, who was just getting started having her children. They all not only loved her, but enjoyed her cooking, spending lots of time eating goodies, and generally getting spoiled. She got quite a reputation as a lot of the neighborhood children came to get their loose teeth pulled.

She fell and broke a hip about 1970, and was laid up several months. She seemed to lose a lot of interest in things, the family was sort of concerned about this, but when spring came she soon perked up and soon was pretty much her old self again. After attending a family birthday party for her grandson's wife (Cathy Buckner Retterath), and having a wonderful time, she quietly died in her bed that evening. She had been watching the great-grandchildren (Jim & Charles Seel) while the Seel's were looking at a house, and they thought she had gone to sleep, and just came on home when their parents came back. This was January 16, 1972.

Survivors include two sons, Louis Dreveskracht of Longview and Boyd of Stanton, N.D.; one daughter, Mrs. Marian Retterath of Longview; three step-sons, Wallace Hoover of Ellensburg, Robert of Tacoma, Herbert of Seattle; one brother, Fred L. Morris of Cottage Grove, Ore.; six grandchildren; three great-grandsons (Note: Tom, Jim & Charlie Seel). Services will be held on Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Ditlevsen-Moore Chapel with the Rev. John Steppert officiating. Concluding service and interment will be at the Longview Memorial Park. Ditlevsen-Moore Funeral Home is in charge. Longview Daily News, Longview, Washington.

Children:

  1. Marian Arlene Dreveskracht, born 21 December 1913 in Golden Valley, Mercer, North Dakota

  2. Boyd Dreveskracht born 18 August 1916 in Golden Valley, Mercer, North Dakota, Built his own dam on his award-winning farm near Staton, to water the animals. Died 27 November 1972, in Bismarck, Burleigh County, North Dakota hospital from injuries received in the car wreck that killed his wife, Vivian Johnson. Married/1 (with 1 son) to ____ Fairchild; married/2 18 January 1942, Montana, (with 1 daughter) to Vivian Johnson, teacher, who born 1 July 1921, died 20 October 1972, near Hazen, Mercer County, North Dakota, daughter of Axel and Regina Johnson. They were both buried Pleasant Valley Cemetery in Staton.

  3. Louis Edward Dreveskracht, born 14 March 1921 in Golden Valley, Mercer, North Dakota, died 28 December 1988, Longview, Cowlitz County, Washington; brick mason, owner of Dee Masonry; married 2 May 1946 in Webaux, Montana
    1. Grandchildren:
      1. Robert Lee Dreveskracht, born & died 1946
      2. Boyd Robert Dreveskracht, born 19 April 1953, Longview, Washington
      3. son Dreveskracht





B-135,(10)21. George Marion Reed

George Marion Reed, son of Isaac Newton Reed and Mary Ada MacClay, was born 27 April 1880, and died in 1938.

He was married 25 December 1901, in Webb, Clay County, Iowa, to Lizzie Carey, who was born 6 December 1878, in Bangor, Iowa, the daughter of Sils Carey and Alice Hill.

The birth order of the children is not known.

Children:

  1. Edna Fay Reed, born 20 October 1902, Clay County, Iowa.

  2. Mable S Reed, born about 1906, Clay County, Iowa.

  3. Glen H Reed, born about 1910, Clay County, Iowa.

  4. Mary Ada Reed, born 22 May 1912, Clay County, Iowa.

  5. Marion Reed, son, born 19 October 1916, Des Moines, Iowa; died 7 July 1984, Cascade, Idaho; married 14 January 1937, Nampa, Idaho, to Virginia Mary Hereford.

  6. Alma Reed.

  7. Alice Reed.

  8. Raymond Carl Reed, born 8 November 1923; married to Estalne Forry, who was born 31 August 1923, the daughter of Vera Ranson (born 16 September 1905, Carey, Blaine County, Idaho with English parents) and Leonard Glen Forrey (born 15 October 1900, Mankato, Jewell County, Kansas, son of Henry Nelson Forrey and Etta Margaret Coats) one child, a son.





B-135,(10)22. Martha Alice Reed

Martha Alice Reed, daughter of Isaac Newton Reed and Mary Ada MacClay, was born about 1882, in Clay County, Iowa, and died about 1944, in Iowa, buried Lone Tree Cemetery, Sioux Rapids, Iowa.

She was married about 1900 in Iowa, to Walter L Phipps, who was born June 1875, in Iowa. He died about 1935, in Iowa, buried Lone Tree Cemetery.

Children:

  1. Arthur Reed Phipps, born 17 July 1902, Sioux Rapids, Buena Vista County, Iowa, died 7 May 1930, Sioux Rapids.

  2. Carl Phipps, born about 1904, Sioux Rapids, Buena Vista County, Iowa, birf about 1990, Sioux, buried Lone Tree Cemetery.





B-135,(10)23. Perry N Reed

Perry N Reed, son of Isaac Newton Reed and Mary Ada MacClay, was born about 1884. He was married 21 December 1905, in Webb, Clay County, Iowa, to Dollie Chalfant, who was born about 1887 in Nebraska.

Children:

  1. Harry E Reed, born 10 April 1908, Clay County, Iowa.

  2. Harold Everett Reed, born 18 November 1911, Clay County, Iowa.





B-234,113. Annie Beatrice Pearson

Annie Beatrice Pearson, daughter of Joseph Lazarus Pearson and Mary Elizabeth Deans, was born 8 January 1886, in Wayne County, North Carolina.

She was married in November 1905, in Wayne County, to Luby Delma Edwards, who was born 20 September 1880, in Wayne County, North Carolina.

Luby died 2 July 1954; Annie died 2 December 1958, both in Goldsboro, Wayne County, North Carolina.

They had 5 children.

Children:

  1. Mary Ruth Edwards, born 30 December 1906, Wayne County, North Carolina, died 23 April 1987, Goldsboro, Wayne County, North Carolina

  2. Luby Almond Edwards, born 15 September 1908, Wayne County, North Carolina, died 11 February 1981, Goldsboro, Wayne County, North Carolina





B-234,114. Minnie Elizabeth Pearson

Minnie Elizabeth Pearson, daughter of Joseph Lazarus Pearson and Mary Elizabeth Deans, was born 25 November 1887, in Wayne County, North Carolina.

She was married 14 June 1913, in Briery, Prince Edward County, Virginia, in Wayne County, to Hugh Ashley Tuggle, who was born 23 January 1866, in Tuggle, Prince Edward County, Virginia

Hugh died 21 March 1955; Minnie died 17 March 1979, both in Keysville, Charlotte County, Virginia.

They had 4 children.

Children:

  1. Hugh Pearson Tuggle, born 21 March 1919, in Richmond, Richmond County, Virginia, died 5 January 2001, in Keysville, Charlotte County, Virginia; married 11 September 1947, to Mary Stuart Wilson, born 23 September in Keysville





B-234,117. Oliver Ross Pearson

Oliver Ross Pearson, son of Joseph Lazarus Pearson and Mary Elizabeth Deans, was born 1 January 1898, in Wayne County, North Carolina.

He was married 30 July 1919, in Prince Edward County, Virginia, to Martha Kathleen Thompson, who was born in Prince Edward County, the daughter of David Thompson.

Martha died 6 August 1954; Oliver died 5 June 1976, in Briery, Prince Edward County, Virginia.

Children:

  1. William James Pearson, born 7 November 1921, in Keysville, Charlotte County, Virginia, died 5 June 1993, Briery, Prince Edward County, Virginia

  2. Oliver Ross Pearson, Jr., (twin?) born 1921, in Virginia

  3. Ramin C Pearson, born 1924, Virginia

  4. Dan C Pearson, born February 1929, Virginia





B-234,118. Edgar Paul “Polly” Pearson

Edgar Paul “Polly” Pearson, son of Joseph Lazarus Pearson and Mary Elizabeth Deans, was born 23 March 1901, in Wayne County, North Carolina.

He was married 18 May 1925, to Marion Arnold Burton, who was born 31 January 1901, in Campbell County, Virginia

Edgar died 18 November 1980, in Altavista, Campbell County, Virginia; Marion died 23 January 1984, Danville, Virginia. They had 2 children.

Children:

  1. Reginald Dean Pearson, born 5 July 1926, died 7 October 1970, in Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee





B-295,111. Earl Lester Pickett

Earl Lester Pickett, son of Mattie Leona Williams and Alva Ellet Pickett, was born 8 May 1890, in Tama, Iowa, and died 16 December 1972, in Portland, Oregon; He married Loreen ___.

Children:

  1. Earl Lester Pickett, born 12 September 1923, West Bend, Oregon; married Joyce ___.

  2. daughter Pickett, married Charles Samuel.

  3. daughter Pickett, married ___Schwartz.





B-295,112. Naydia Madora Pickett

Naydia Madora Pickett, daughter of mattie Leona Williams and Alva Ellet Pickett, was born 22 June 1892, in Marshalltown, Iowa, and died 18 May 1962, Marshalltown, Iowa.

She was married 20 November 1917, Marshalltown, to Frank Montgomery Keefer, who was born 3 August 1891 in Conrad, Iowa. He died 11 October 1974, the son of John F Keefer & Zadie Montgomery.

Children:

  1. Russell Dean Keefer, born 10 December 1919.

  2. Harold Eugene Keefer, born 31 March 1923.

  3. Kathryn Ann Keefer, born 15 August 1926, married Robert Miller.

  4. daughter Keefer, married Dorel Chapman.





B-295,113. Russell William Pickett

Russell William Pickett, son of Mattie Leona Williams and Alva Ellet Pickett, was born 7 November 1894, in Marchalltown, Iowa.

He was married 1 September 1921, Elsie Frederick Hertel who was born 27 November 1894, in Vancleve, Iowa, and 20 September 1971, in Marshalltown, Iowa.

Children:

  1. Russell Pickett, Jr, born 24 April 1923, died 29 August 1927.

  2. William Jean Pickett, married Mary Jo Snydewr Brockway.

  3. Keith Pickett.

  4. Elbert Ellet Pickett, born 19 October 1901 in Marshalltown, Iowa, died 4 April 1968 Vicksburg, Missippi; married 10 June 1924, to Ethel Keefer, born 18 June 1900- died 17 Augustust 1964.
    1. Grandchildren:
      1. Ellis Bertram Pickett, born 27 February 1927 married Carol ___.
      2. daughter Pickett
      3. daughter Pickett





B-295,141. Donald Ray Patterson

Donald Ray Patterson, son of Mary Belle Williams and Roy Stewart Patterson, was born 12 July 1905, in Davenport, Iowa. He died 30 March 1956 in Washington D C.

He was married 7 December 1929 to Valeda Boltz, who was born 23 November 1908, in Morning Sun, Iowa.

Children:

  1. Margaret Elizabeth Patterson, born 30 October 1930 Davenport, Iowa, died 16 April 1977 San Antonio, Texas; married Captian Don Frederick.
    1. Grandchildren:
      1. son Frederick
      2. son Frederick
      3. Herbert Williams, born 2 June 1913, adopted
      4. child Williams

NINTH GENERATION




B-1,314,133. Mable Amanda Moon

Mable Amanda Moon, daughter of Linton Henry Moon and Sarah Ann LaRue, was born 20 January 1901, in Jewell County, Kansas.

She was married 18 November 1920, in Walla Walla, Walla Walla County, Washington, to Earl Basil Swanson, who was born 16 December 1890, in Wyoming, the son of Nels Swanson (born 4 December 1855, died 3 December 1936) and Matilda Freeburg, (andersdotter) born February 1860, died 1900)

Earl died 27 June 1953, in Hood River, Hood River County, Oregon. Mable died 16 March 1982, Milton-Freewater, Oregon.

Children:

  1. Earl Boyd Swanson, born 16 November 1921, in Umatilla, Umatilla County, Oregon

  2. daughter Swanson; married Mr. Denton

  3. daughter Swanson, married Mr. Hubble





B-1,314,137. Hazel Bernadina Moon

Hazel Bernadina Moon, daughter of Linton Henry Moon and Sarah Ann LaRue, was born 2 July 1911, in Dentonia, Jewell County, Kansas.

She was married 29 August 1931, in Walla Walla, Walla Walla County, Washington, to Walter Sherman

Hazel died 17 April 1997, in Walla Walla.

Children:

  1. Dorsey Lawrence Sherman, born 19 July 1932, died 11 July 1985; 1 daughter, married Mr. Carpenter

  2. Donald Eugene Sherman, born 1 October 1933, died 9 October 1933

  3. daughter Sherman, married Mr. Carpenter





B-1,314,142. Ina Harriet Moon

Ina Harriet Moon, daughter of Job Ezra Moon and Ollie Jane Kenworthy, was born 1 October 1905, in Burr Oak, Jewell County, Kansas.

She was married 31 January 1923, in Mankato, Jewell County, Kansas, to Lynden Ethie Wright, who was born 21 February 1900, in Ionia, Jewell County, Kansas.

Lynden died 26 April 1979, in Wheatridge, Jefferson County, Colorado; Ina died 19 March 2005, in Lakewood, Jefferson County, Colorado; both buried Highland Cemetery, Thornton, Colorado.

Children:

  1. daughter Wright, married Mr. DeCoster

  2. Dorothy Pauline Wright, born and died 22 October 1925 in Burr Oak, Jewell County, Kansas

  3. Donna Jean Wright, born 24 October 1932 in Burr Oak, Jewell County, Kansas, died 7 January 1987, Lakewood, Jefferson County, Colorado, buried in Highland Cemetery, Thornton, Colorado; married Mr. Shannon

  4. Hugh Elmer Wright, born 26 August 1936 in Northbranch, Jewell County, Kansas, died 7 February 1944, Northbranch, Jewell County, Kansas, buried Ionia Cemetery, Jewell County, Kansas

  5. Twin infant Wright, born and died 14 May 1939 in Northbranch, Jewell County, Kansas

  6. Twin infant Wright, born and died 14 May 1939 in Northbranch, Jewell County, Kansas

  7. daughter Wright, married Mr. Dike, 1 child





B-1,314,221. Earl Franklin Figgins

Earl Franklin Figgins, son of Charles Figgins and Ruth May Dixon, was born 1 November 1897, Jewell County, Kansas.

He was married 14 April 1917, Red Cloud, Webster County, Nebraska, to Lela Loeta Fuller, who was born 23 August 1901.

Earl died 8 February 1971, Petaluma, Sonoma County, California; Lela died 24 November 1972, in Red Cloud, Nebraska.

Children:

  1. daughter Figgins, married Wallace Burton Blain, born 11 June 1900, Esbon, Jewell County, Kansas, 2 children

  2. Gordon Merle Figgins, born 14 June 1919, in Phippen, Saskarchewan, Canada, died 11 August 1961, Joliet, Will County, Illinois; married 13 February 1945, to Florence Burgess, born 9 April 1925, died 9 November 1978

  3. son Figgins





B-1,314,222. Everett William Figgins

Everett William Figgins, son of Charles Figgins and Ruth May Dixon, was born 13 August 1900 in Jewell County, Kansas.

He was married 24 December 1923, in Northbranch, Jewell County, Kansas, to Ethel Mary Shigley, who was born 17 November 1896.

Her parents were:

Chester Moore Shigley, born 22 January 1874, died 21 January 1940

Mary Magdolene Elizabeth Weaver, born 9 June 1875, Downs, Osborne County, Kansas, died 12 February 1964, Salina, Saline County, Kansas

Everett died 20 September 1944, in Red Cloud, Webster County, Nebraska; Ethel died 25 August 1989, in Blue Hill, Webster County, Nebraska.

Children:

  1. Mary Ruth Figgins, born 5 December 1924, in Osborne, Osborne County, Kansas, died 10 May 1991, Loveland, Larimer County, Nebraska; married 30 June 1942, in Beloit, Mitchell County, Kansas, to Thomas Dow Beal, born 1 May 1922, in Guide Rock, Webster County, Nebraska, 1 child

    Thomas was son of Ralph Victor Thompson, born 28 November 1899, died 26 February 1948, Cowles, Otoe County, Nebraska; married 4 April 1920, to Verna Florence Chaplin, born 7 April, died 11 March 1924, Cowles, Otoe County, Nebraska;


  2. Chester Charles Figgins, born 23 May 1930, in Red Cloud, Nebraska

  3. daughter Figgins

  4. John Howard Figgins, born 30 April 1902 in Norton, Norton County, Kansas, died 14 January 1958, Hastings, Adams County, Nebraska; married 21 August 1923, to Elsie Adelle Shigley, born 30 June 1903, died 13 November 1977, Red Cloud, Webster County, Nebraska, daughter of Chester Moore Shigley (born 22 January 1874-died 21 January 1940) and Mary Magdolene Elizabeth Weaver (born 9 June 1875, Downs, Osborne County, Kansas-died 12 February 1964, Salina, Kansas) 3 children

  5. Guy Edward Figgins, born 1 November 1904 in Jewell County, Kansas;

  6. Eliza Ann Figgins, born 16 October 1907 in Jewell County, Kansas; married 25 June 1924, in Otego, Jewell County, Kansas, to Jesse Lee Wright, born 26 September 1900, Cawker City, Kansas; Jesse died 23 September 1986; Eliza died 10 June 1996, both in Beloit Mitchell County, Kansas, buried Cawker City Cemetery, Mitchell County; 2 sons

  7. Ezra Ralph Figgins, born 26 January 1914 in Jewell County, Kansas, died 20 November 1979, in Red Cloud, Webster County, Nebraska; married 28 May 1937, in Mankato, Jewell County, Kansas, to Frieda Marie Spooner, who was born 5 January 1917, in Wadena, Minnesota, died 30 December 2005, in Red Cloud. Parents: Charlie Frederick Spooner, born 4 July 1886, Afton, Union County, Iowa, died 11 May 1949, Jewell County, Kansas, married 24 December 1910, to Esther Lown, born 14 October 1893, Salix, Iowa, died 26 November 1981, Red Cloud, Nebraska; 6 children





B-1,315,311. Cecyle Elzora Carey

Cecyle Elzora Carey, daughter of Sylvester Carey and Elzora May Baker, was born 5 August 1899, in Shelby County, Illinois.

She was married 2 September 1922, in Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan, to William C O'Reilly Sr., who was born 11 January 1899, in Massachusetts, the son of James O'Reilly and Alice Campbell.

Cecyle died 27 May 1976, in Dearborn, Wayne County, Michigan; William died 23 June 1978, in Allen Park, Wayne County, Michigan, both buried in St. Johns, Clinton County, Michigan.

Children:

  1. Alice May O'Reilly, born 1 July 1923 in Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan, died 5 May 2008; married 25 June 1943, Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan, to Richard Burnett, born 1 October 1917, in Red Oak, Montgomery County, Iowa, died 5 May 2008; 2 children

  2. William D O'Reilly, Jr., born 25 October 1924 in Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan, died November 1994, Santa Barbara County, California; married Miss Skanes; 3 children

  3. Ruth Margaret O'Reilly, born 23 June 1930 in Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan, died 26 August 1996, in Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio; married September 1952, Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan, to William Inar Andersson, born 1930, died 1963; 5 children





B-1,315,312. Ruth Rae Carey

Ruth Rae Carey, daughter of Sylvester Carey and Elzora May Baker, was born 27 November 1899, in Champaign, Illinois.

She was married 30 June 1929, in St. Johns, Clinton County, Michigan, to Gordon Shaw Hodge, who was born 10 May 1909, in St. Johns.

His parents were:

Ray W Hodge, born 7 June 1883, Greenbush, Clinton County, Michigan, died 3 April 1930

married 28 June 1905, in Bath, Clinton County, Michigan, to Leona A Shaw, born 25 December 1882, in Bath, died 24 January 1956, in Saginaw, Saginaw County, Michigan

Gordon died 12 February 1980; Ruth died 12 July 1980, both in St. Johns, Clinton County, Michigan.

Children:

  1. Richard Gordon Hodge, born 31 January 1832, in St. Johns, Clinton County, Michigan, died 19 December 2008, Petaluma, Sonoma County, California; married Miss Rowan: 2 children

  2. daughter Hodge; married/1 Mr Douglas; married/2 Mr, Dockham
    1. Grandchildren:
      1. Rae Lee Ann Douglas, born & died, in St Johns
      2. infant Douglas, born & died 1968, St. Johns

  3. daughter Hodge, married Edward Charles Gorman, born 5 April, Owosso, Shiawassee County, Michigan, died 23 March 1999, Lansing, Ingham County, Michigan; 5 children

  4. Daughter Hodge; married Daniel Brown, born 4 December 1945, in St. Johns, died 10 February 2003, in St. Johns, buried in Reed Cemetery, Lainsburg, Michigan; 3 children

  5. Judy Faye Hodge, born & died 1951, St. Johns





B-1,315,331. Floyd Carey Hayes

Floyd Carey Hayes, son of Minnie J Carey and Clarence Hayes, was born 24 December 1906, in El Reno, Canadian County, Oklahoma

He was married 5 October 1932, in Roy, Harding County, New Mexico, to Buena Vista Williams, born 10 January 1910, Scott City, Missouri, died 17 January 1997, San Diego.

Her parents were Jesse Horton Williams, born 11 July 1867, Athens, Athens County, Ohio,

and Ida L Nora Taylor, born 18 May 1883, in Everton, Dade County, Missouri

Floyd died 6 August 1967, San Diego, California; Buena died 17 January 1997, in San Diego.

Children:

  1. Floyd Carey Hays, Jr. born and died 21 February 1934, in Roy, Harding County, New Mexico

  2. daughter Hayes

  3. Floyd Carey Hayes Jr., born 1 May 1942, in San Diego, California, died 21 October 2001, San Diego; married Miss Schroeder; 2 children





B-1,315,312. Ruth Rae Carey

Ruth Rae Carey, daughter of Sylvester Carey and Elzora May Baker, was born 27 November 1899, in Champaign, Illinois.

She was married 30 June 1929, in St. Johns, Clinton County, Michigan, to Gordon Shaw Hodge, who was born 10 May 1909, in St. Johns.

His parents were:

Ray W Hodge, born 7 June 1883, Greenbush, Clinton County, Michigan, died 3 April 1930

married 28 June 1905, in Bath, Clinton County, Michigan, to Leona A Shaw, born 25 December 1882, in Bath, died 24 January 1956, in Saginaw, Saginaw County, Michigan

Gordon died 12 February 1980; Ruth died 12 July 1980, both in St. Johns, Clinton County, Michigan.

Children:

  1. Richard Gordon Hodge, born 31 January 1832, in St. Johns, Clinton County, Michigan, died 19 December 2008, Petaluma, Sonoma County, California; married Miss Rowan: 2 children

  2. daughter Hodge; married/1 Mr Douglas; married/2 Mr, Dockham
    1. Grandchildren:
      1. Rae Lee Ann Douglas, born & died, in St Johns
      2. infant Douglas, born & died 1968, St. Johns

  3. daughter Hodge, married Edward Charles Gorman, born 5 April, Owosso, Shiawassee County, Michigan, died 23 March 1999, Lansing, Ingham County, Michigan; 5 children

  4. Daughter Hodge; married Daniel Brown, born 4 December 1945, in St. Johns, died 10 February 2003, in St. Johns, buried in Reed Cemetery, Lainsburg, Michigan; 3 children

  5. Judy Faye Hodge, born & died 1951, St. Johns





B-1,315,331. Floyd Carey Hayes

Floyd Carey Hayes, son of Minnie J Carey and Clarence Hayes, was born 24 December 1906, in El Reno, Canadian County, Oklahoma

He was married 5 October 1932, in Roy, Harding County, New Mexico, to Buena Vista Williams, born 10 January 1910, Scott City, Missouri, died 17 January 1997, San Diego.

Her parents were Jesse Horton Williams, born 11 July 1867, Athens, Athens County, Ohio, and Ida L Nora Taylor, born 18 May 1883, in Everton, Dade County, Missouri

Floyd died 6 August 1967, San Diego, California; Buena died 17 January 1997, in San Diego.

Children:

  1. Floyd Carey Hays, Jr. born and died 21 February 1934, in Roy, Harding County, New Mexico

  2. daughter Hayes

  3. Floyd Carey Hayes Jr., born 1 May 1942, in San Diego, California, died 21 October 2001, San Diego; married Miss Schroeder; 2 children





B-1,316,111. Faye Robison

Faye Robison, daughter of Susanna Elma Carey and George William Robison, was born May 1884, in Hutchinson, Reno County, Kansas.

She was married to Matthew Heather, who was born about 1870, in England

Children:

  1. Alma Vincent Heather, born 1905 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, died 10 January 1911, Salt Lake County, Utah

  2. Joseph W Heather, born 24 December 1909 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, died 3 June 1989, Salt Lake City, Utah

  3. Ruth Carey Heather, born 8 January 1914 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, died 14 February 1990, Hutchinson, Reno County, Kansas; married 30 September 1932, to Ralph Eugene Ackley, who was born 14 July 1912, in Pratt, Pratt County, Kansas
    1. Grandchildren:
      1. Richard Eugene Ackley, born 18 December 1933, died 7 May 1990, Reno County, Kansas; married Miss Campbell, 3 children
      2. son Ackley, married Miss Hopper; 1 child

  4. Georgia V Heather, born 11 November 1918 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, died 29 October 1957, Wichita, Kansas; married December 1941, in St. Charles County, Missouri, to Leroy Cullen Mitchell, born 11 September 1900, in Monroe, Jasper County, Iowa





  5. B-1,316,112. George Carey Robison

    George Carey Robison, son of Susanna Elma Carey and George William Robinson, was born 26 October 1890, in Hutchinson, Reno County, Kansas.

    He was married 18 May 1907, to Beatrice E Evans, who was born 20 March 1889, in Treforest, Rhondda Cynon Taff, Wales

    Beatrice died 29 February 1980, and buried in Salt Lake City, Utah.

    Children:

    1. Walter C Robison, born 13 April 1908, in Utah, died 2 March 1965, Los Angeles County, California, buried in Salt Lake County, Utah





    B-1,316,463. Randle Coryton Moon

    Randle Coryton Moon, son of Randal Bentley Moon and Nellie Althea King, was born 8 September 1914, in Burr Oak, Jewell County, Kansas.

    He was married 14 February 1938, in Edmonton, Alberta Canada, to Violet Maye Parker, who was born 27 February 1916, in Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada, the daughter of George Parker and Irene Winchcombe.

    Violet died 28 June 1982; Randle died 17 May 1988, both in Comox, British Columbia, Canada

    Children:

    1. son Moon, married Miss Fox; 3 children

    2. Donald Corydon Moon, born 10 September 1941, in Lamont, Alberta, Canada, died 8 May 1997, Campbell River, British Columbia, Canada; married/1 Miss Burmeister; married/2 Miss Kemball, 2 children





    B-1,31(10),221. Clara B. Zahm

    Clara B Zahm, daughter of Iva Velina Tucker and Henry Deminius Zahm, was born 27 November 1895, in Alva, Woods County, Oklahoma.

    Her first spouse was unknown.

    She was married 16 October 1919, Ogallala, Keith County, Nebraska, to Paul Everett Burton, who was born 27 May 1901, in Chemung, McHenry County, Illinois.

    His parents:

    Menzo Everett Burton (born 18 May 1871, Chemung, McHenry County, Illinois)

    and Harriet Louise Merriam (born 12 October 1880, in Sharon Walworth County, Wisconsin

    Clara died 18 May 1974, in Lakeside, San Diego County, California, and buried in the Holy Cross Cemetery. Paul died 22 December 1979, in Jamul, San Diego County, California.

    Children:

    1. Doris K Zahm, born 20 January 1916 in Nebraska, and died in Eugene, Lane County, Oregon. She married Charles Carlson. He was born 9 May 1914, and died January 1987 in Eugene, Lane County, Oregon.

    2. Francis Zahm, born 1917 in Nebraska, died after 1920

    3. Iva Olga Magdelene Zahm, born 3 February 1918 in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, and died 6 May 1993 in Redding, Shasta County, California. She married Mr. Tutor

    4. m/2
    5. daughter Burton, She married/1 Mr. Foote. She married/2 to Mr. Sizemore, son of Frank Loughlin and Bessie Galland She married/3 to Mr. Loighlin, son of Frank Loughlin and Bessie Galland.

    6. Phyllis Evelyn Burton, born 18 February 1922 in Caladonia, Boone County, Illinois, died 11 October 2000, in Applegate, Jackson County, Oregon; She married 2 July 1941 in Baker, Baker County, Oregon, to Kenneth Cassius Montgomery, son of William Jasper Montgomery and Priscilla Mary Sleeper. He was born 26 March 1919 in El Paso, El Paso County, Texas, and died 11 October 2000 in Applegate, Jackson County, Oregon.

    7. son Burton, married Miss Palomar, 11 children
      1. Grandchildren:
        1. Lawrence Arthur Burton, born 28 September 1950, in San Luis Obispo, California, died 19 October 1969, Panorama City, Los Angeles County, California

    8. daughter Burton, married Mr. Cantwell; 6 children

    9. daughter Burton; married/ Mr. Perez; married/2 Mr. Mader

    10. Margaret Agnes Burton, born 28 July 1928 in Wilder, Canyon County, Idaho, died 27 July 1994, Lakeside, San Diego County, California; married Mr. Greenwell, son of David William Greenwell and Edith Bessie Sanson; 6 children
      1. Grandchildren:
        1. Gary David Greenwell, born 11 September 1944, in San Diego, California, died 1991 in Nevada

    11. daughter Burton; married Harold Gene Sims, born 14 November 1926, in Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona, died 25 December 1999, Odotillo, Imperial County, California, son of William H Sims and Gradys Brown, 6 children

    12. son Burton, married to Miss Wolf; married/2 Miss McLaughlin; 2 children

    13. Son Burton, married Miss Thompson, 1 child; married/2 Miss Shirley; married/3 Miss Pudil

    14. son Burton, married/1 Miss Greenwell, 2 children; married/2 Miss McEntire

    15. daughter Burton, married/1 Mr. Van Sickle, 1 child; married/2 to Mr. Walker





    B-1,31(10),223. Zelma Helena Zahm

    Zelma Helena Zahm, daughter of Iva Velina Tucker and Henry Deminius Zahm, was born 15 January 1899, Alva, Woods County, Oklahoma.

    She was married about 1914, in Lincoln, Lancaster County, Nebraska, to Ira G Watson, who was born about 1890, in Iowa, son of George Watson and Cora Junkins.

    Ira died in 1956; Zelma died 30 May 1987, in Sandy, Clackamas County, Oregon

    Children:

    1. Opal Watson, born 16 June 1916 in Nebraska, December 1984, in Medford, Jackson County, Oregon

    2. George Watson, born 7 February 1918 in Nebraska, died 29 May 1994, Roseburg, Douglas County, Oregon

    3. Donald Watson, born 25 January 1920, died 28 December 1989, in Sandy, Clackamas County, Oregon

    4. Lauretta Watson, born 29 December 1923, died 6 January 1998, in Boring, Clackamas County, Oregon

    5. Ira Watson, born 15 July 1927 in Oregon, died September 1981, Corbett, Multnomah County, Oregon

    6. daughter Watson, married Paul Fummerton, born 13 December 1910, 25 May 1989, Roseburg, Douglas County, Oregon

    7. daughter Watson, married Mr. McLay

    8. daughter Watson, married Mr. Thorn

    9. son Watson





    B-1,314,434. Ocie Roy Rhoe

    Ocie Roy Rhoe, son of Oscar Leander Rhoe, was born 23 May 1920, in Northbranch, Jewell County, Kansas.

    He was married to Miss Barthlomen. He died 5 September 1976, in Mankato, Jewell County, Kansas.

    Children:

    1. Mariland Joy Rhoe, born and died 1944, in Burr Oak, Jewell County, Kansas

    2. Arthur Duane Rhoe, born 26 June 1945, died 7 February 2000, Topeka, Shawnee County, Kansas; married Miss Anthony; 4 children

    3. son Rhoe





    B-1,315,311. Cecyle Elzora Carey

    Cecyle Elzora, daughter of Sylvester Carey and Elzora May Baker, was born 5 August 1889, in Shelby County Illinois.

    She was married 2 September 1922, in Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan, to William C O'Reilly Sr., who was born 11 January 1899, in Massachusetts, the son of James O'Reilly and Alice Campbell,

    Cecyle died 27 May 1976, in Dearborn Wayne County, Michigan, buried in St. Johns, Clinton County, Michigan; William died 23 June 1978, in Allen Park, Wayne County, Michigan.

    Children:

    1. Alice May O'Reilly, born 1 July 1923, Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan, died 5 May 2008; married 25 June 1943, Detroit, to Richard Burnett, born 1 October 1917, Red Oak, Montgomery County, Iowa, died 5 May 2008 (divorced) 4 children

    2. William C O'Reilley Jr., born 25 October 1924, died November 1994, Santa Barbara County, California; married Miss Skanes; 3 children

    3. Ruth Margaret O'Reilly, born 23 June 1930, in Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan





    B-1,315,312. Ruth Rae Carey

    Ruth Rae Carey, daughter of Sylvester Carey ad Elzora May Baker, was born 27 November 1899, in Champaign, Illinois.

    She was married 30 June 1929, in St. Johns, Clinton County, Michigan, to Gordon Shaw Hodge, who was born 10 May 1909, in St. Johns.

    His parents:

    Ray W Hodge, born 7 June 1883, Greenbush, Clinton County, Michigan, died 3 April 1930 and married 28 June 1905, in Bath, Clinton County, Michigan, to her mother, Leona A Shaw, born 25 December 1882, in Bath, died 24 January 1956, in Saginaw, Saginaw County, Michigan

    Gordon died 12 February 1980; she died 12 July 1980, both in St. Johns, Clinton County, Michigan

    Children:

    1. Richard Gordon Hodge, born 31 January 1832, in St. Johns, Clinton County, Michigan, died 19 December 2008, Petaluma, Sonoma County, California; married Miss Rowan: 2 children

    2. daughter Hodge; married/1 Mr Douglas; married/2 Mr, Dockham
      1. Grandchildren:
        1. Rae Lee Ann Douglas, born & died, in St Johns
        2. infant Douglas, born & died 1968, St. Johns

    3. daughter Hodge, married Edward Charles Gorman, born 5 April, Owosso, Shiawassee County, Michigan, died 23 March 1999, Lansing, Ingham County, Michigan; 5 children

    4. Daughter Hodge; married Daniel Brown, born 4 December 1945, in St. Johns, died 10 February 2003, in St. Johns, buried in Reed Cemetery, Lainsburg, Michigan; 3 children

    5. Judy Faye Hodge, born & died 1951, St. Johns





    B-1,315,331. Floyd Carey Hayes

    Floyd Carey Hayes, son of Minnie J Carey and Clarence Hayes, was born 24 December 1906, in El Reno, Canadian County, Oklahoma

    He was married 5 October 1932, in Roy, Harding County, New Mexico, to Buena Vista Williams, born 10 January 1910, Scott City, Missouri, died 17 January 1997, San Diego.

    Her parents:

    Jesse Horton Williams, born 11 July 1867, Athens, Athens County, Ohio,

    and Ida L Nora Taylor, born 18 May 1883, in Everton, Dade County, Missouri

    Floyd died 6 August 1967, San Diego, California; Buena died 17 January 1997, in San Diego.

    Children:

    1. Floyd Carey Hayes, Jr. born and died 21 February 1934, in Roy, Harding County, New Mexico

    2. daughter Hayes

    3. Floyd Carey Hayes Jr., born 1 May 1942, in San Diego, California, died 21 October 2001, San Diego; married Miss Schroeder; 2 children





    B-1,351,841. Marian Arlene Dreveslracht

    Marian Arlene Dreveskracht was born 21 December 1913 in Golden Valley, North Dakota, where her father published the local newspaper. She was the daughter of Lee Dreveskracht & Lydia Morris Dreveskracht.

    She fondly remembered stopping in the print shop every day after school and her father giving her a nickel for ice cream. He was a busy man, but the family did a lot of fun things together--swimming, picnicking, and visiting. Her mother's parents and many aunts and cousins lived close by, so she had a busy and happy childhood.

    Her father died suddenly when she was 10, and she had to assume a lot of responsibility helping care for her two younger brothers so her mother could keep the newspaper going. After finishing high school, she attended State Teachers College in Dickinson, North Dakota, and then taught country school for several years.

    In 1933, while teaching in nearby Pleasant Valley, she met and married Raymond George Retterath, who was born 17 April 1912 in Stanton, Mercer, North Dakota.

    She continued to teach for several years, taking her little girl, Corinne, with her. Her husband was manager of the Stanton, North Dakota Farmer's Union Oil Company and Marian became his bookkeeper. As a young married, she played on the ladies softball team, bowled, and loved to play the piano. She played piano for the baptist Church Sunday school, and also enjoyed playing for friends.

    She was good with children and helped with the Girl Scouts. Later, when the Cub Scouts met at her home, she made the best doughnuts. Her children all say she was a great cook. Marian and Raymond were divorced in 1950. Mrs. Retterath and her children came to Longview, Washington in 1953 to be near her mother. She found a great job as bookkeeper for Everett Wagner's Atlantic Richfield oil bulk plant, where she worked until she retired in 1977.

    Her grandchildren loved to run her adding machine and draw pictures on old business forms. Marian worked hard all day then went home and cooked and cleaned for her two young sons. Busy as she was, she enjoyed taking them to the beach and doing other fun things. We all remember how much fun she was to be with. She also managed to take her mother grocery shopping and looked in on her often, and was a good, faithful daughter. "Once a friend, always a friend" was her motto.

    There was always someone stopping at her home for a few days, relatives or old North Dakota friends. She liked people and people liked her. After her mother died in 1972, she took over making some occasional goodies for her brother Louis--bread, chili, and oyster stew were some of the things she was famous for.

    After retiring in 1977, she was able to do some of the things she never had time for before. She enjoyed working in her yard. She often drove to Seattle or to Oregon to visit relatives. She loved to go to all of the bazaars at Christmas time. She loved Christmas and always went all out.

    She made several trips to Hawaii with relatives and old friends, and even took a trip to Alaska. The boat broke down and never got there--so the second trip was free, and she got to Alaska after all. She was active right up to the last. She loved to play Skip-Bo and really enjoyed her children and grandchildren.

    Her grandson Charles Seel remembers that she was a die-hard Portland Trailblazers fan, and remembers always getting an Eskimo Pie when he went to spend the night at her house. He also liked that she had a remote-controlled, color TV to watch, way before his family got one. He was also glad that she got to attend his wedding in 1988.

    Obituary: (Longview Daily News, Tuesday, February 28, 1989).

    "Marian Arlene Retterath, 75, of 293 18th Ave., Longview, died Feb. 26, 1989, at St. John's Medical Center. She was born Dec. 21, 1913, at Golden Valley, N.D., and moved to the local area from that state in 1953. Mrs. Retterath began her working career as a teacher in a one-room school in North Dakota.

    "After moving to the local area in 1953, she worked as a bookkeeper for the Richfield (Arco) Bulk Plant and for Dee Masonry. She prided herself on the neatness and accuracy of her books. Mrs. Retterath was preceded in death by her husband, Raymond Retterath, and two brothers, Boyd Dreveskracht and Louis Dreveskracht.

    "Surviving her are a daughter, Corinne L. Seel of Longview; two sons, Dave Retterath and Tom Retterath, both of Longview; nine grandchildren; three nephews; and a niece.

    A memorial service will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Dahl's Ditlevsen-Moore Funeral Home with Bishop E.M. Jackson officiating. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Diabetes Association, Washington Affiliate, 3434 Martin Way, Olympia, Wash. 98506, or the Washington State Heart Association, Cowlitz Division, P.O. Box 271, Longview, Wash. 98632."

    Children:

    1. Corinne Lee Retterath, born 14 January 1934 Bismarck, North Dakota; married George Seel in Hazen, North Dakota.

    2. Thomas Raymond Retterath, born 4 July 1941 Hazen, North Dakota; married Gale Ann Lindquist.

    3. David Wayne Retterath, born 11 April 1947 Bismarck, North Dakota; married Cathy Buckner.

TENTH GENERATION




B-13,518,411. Corrinne Lee Retterath

Corrinne Lee Retterath, daughter of Marian Arlene Dreveslract and Raymond George Retterath, was born 14 January 1934, in Bismark, North Dakota.

She was married/2 on 5 August 1955, to George Russell Seel, who was born 23 February 1923 in Poplar, Roosevelt, Montana, son of George Jacob and Venus (Ketchner) Seel, who moved to Washington in 1947.

George Jacob "Jake" Seel was born 1 December 1895 in Fort Buford, Williams, North Dakota.

Venus Lillian Ketchner was born 27 September 1896 in Omaha, Douglas, Nebraska.

George Russell was 5'10" tall, weighed 180 lbs, with brown hair & eyes. After a short stay in Seattle, he moved to Longview and worked for Longview Fibre Co. as a turbine operator, retiring in 1990 after 43 years of service. Mr. Seel was a member and pianist at the House of Prayer of All Nations Church for six years. He also played piano at the Senior Nutrition Center at the Episcopal Church in Longview. He enjoyed gardening, walking, bowling, crocheting, and bread making. He traveled a great deal making several trips to Hawaii, the Caribbean, Ohio, and Arkansas.

He died 24 July 2000 in Longview, Cowlitz, Washington, in the Hospice Care Center, 9:40 pm, with Cancer of Small Bowel. He was cremated at the Oregon Crematorium. He was survived by his sons, three sisters, Doris Hames of Bellevue, Wash., Barbara Hoffman of Fresno, California, and Mary Seel of Salem, Oregon; and four grand-children. Preceding him in death was a sister, Donna Mae Gray, in 1989.

Children:

  1. Thomas R. Seel of West Chester, Ohio.

  2. James L. Seel of Olympia.

  3. Charles E. Seel of Pine Bluff, Arkansas .

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