Ancestors of David Allen Long

Notes

32. *Joseph Calvin Long

Joseph Calvin Long enrolled in the 24th MO Inf (Union) Co I on July 18, 1861. Private. Shows as deserted from Rolla camp Dec 1861 thru Feb 62. Reinstated without trial as it appeared he was confined by enemy. In actuality, family legend has it Joseph went home to cut wood and ready the family for the winter. If this is true, it might be an assumption Abner had died and Joseph felt compelled to do this. On the march to the Battle of Pea Ridge, Joseph died of typhiod fever/smallpox in Cassville.

For speculative reasons, I believe Joseph Calvin brought his mother and children and others back to Rolla with him.

http://www.geocities.com/yankdoodle_99/CoHI.html Roster to Company I 24th MO

on the march into AR before Battle of Pea Ridge, the last time the regiment was near Cassville was Feb 15th as it pursued Price's army south. By the 16th the forces were in AR where they would stay until after the battle. On March 18th, the regiment encamped at Keetsville, MO near Cassville.

34. *William K Reed ^

Company A or C 1st Arkansas Cavalry Union pvt/farrier (shoeing horses)

Have pension papers
remarried after Lucinda died...widow Sarah Pratt on 27 March 1889....no children

1880 Stone County, MO
William Reed w m 40 TN f=NC m=TN Pierce MO
Lucinda 39 VA wife f=VA m=VA
Mary E 16 AR daughter
Leah 13 AR daughter
Ellyna 11 AR daughter
Emilmire(?) 9 AR daughter
Samuel 9/12 MO son

In 1860 Crawford Co, census 20 year old William Reed lives 2 houses from 20 year old Lucinda. See Samuel Reed notes for William, Lydia Elkins notes for Lucinda.

1870 Crawford Co census directory shows a William #237, John #190 and Joseph #243 Reed's head of household's.
Check out!!

1890 Special Veteran Census William Reed 1st Ark Cavalry w/ a crippled thumb shows in Washburn Township of Barry County, MO

35. Lucinda Evelyn Elkins ^

according to Abbrev: Goodspeed History of NW Arkansas
Title: History of Benton, Washington, Carroll, Madison, Crawford, Franklin, and Sebastian Counties, Arkansas
Publication: Chicago: The Goodspeed Publishing Co., 1889. Reprinted: Easley, SC: Southern Historical Press, 1978
Page: Page 1146. Lucinda married a Reed and was living in Barry County, MO in 1888

36. *Thomas Kinzie Cook

Note - first child has middle name of mother, second child has middle name of father... any clues to their first names?

The graves in this cemetery were relocated to the New Wildcat Cemetery. Graves # 186 & 187 were encased in dry masonry crypts of native stone slabs crypts were moved with remains. This cemetery was located on a
public road to Flippin behind Wildcat Church and located at the junction of Wildcat Creek and Jimmie Creek in T20N, R16W. 228 Thomas K. Cook 273

1870 Cherokee County GA
360 360 Cook, Elijah 23 M W Farm labor 125 Ga / / / 2
3 Mary E. 22 F W Keeping house Ga / / 3
4 361 361 Cook, Thomas H. 42 M W Farm labor 150 Ga / / / 4
5 Washington J. 36 M W Farm labor Ga / / / 5
6 Amanda 16 F W Keeping house Ga / / 6
7 Asberry 14 M W Farm labor Ga / / 7
8 William J. 12 M W Farm labor Ga / / 8
9 Sarah J. 6 F W Ga 9
10 Alfred S. 4 M W Ga 10
11 Elijah 2 M W Ga

HALL County, Georgia

Formed in 1818 from Franklin Co. and Jackson Co and Cherokee land. Named for Lyman Hall, (1724-90), American Revolutionary War leader, born in Wallingford, Conn.; signer of Declaration of Independence; the 9th Governor of Georgia who served in 1783-85.

1854 Lumpkin County Tax Digest
Martin's Ford District #831
TK Cook 0 children no acres showing
James Grizzle 0 children showing 120 acres
Thomas Grizzle 0 children 0 acres showing

1855 Lumpkin County Tax Digest
Thomas Cook - default
James Grizzel 300 acres in Lumkin, Gwinn, Cass CO
Thomas Grizzel

We do know -
approx 1828 Gold discovered in Cherokee land in North Georgia (Lumpkin COunty)
born approx 1832 in Hall County
Lumpkin creatd in 1832 from Hall, Cherokee, and Habersham
married Lumpkin in 1852
joined a Campbell CO unit in 1861
in 1870 was in Cherokee CO
in 1880 in AR

Poss relative - Lives nearby THomas in Hall CO whom I believe is Thomas' father
George Cook born 1792 in SC
marr Martha Patsy Brown born 1798 in Union CO, SC
Had A.A Cook in 1823, JB Cook 1824, J Cook 1830, then moved to Hall CO, Nancy Cook 1832 Hall, Joseph 1834, HM Cook 1836, Arminda 1840, Mary E 1834
George died after 1860 in Cherokee CO

37. Washington Jane Grizzle

In the 1850 Lumpkin County GA census we have found the following family. We feel it is very possibly a Grizzle family, although the census taker shows Gaswell. Does anyone recognize this family as Grizzle's.
James Grizzle married Mary Ray on 28 Dex 1826 in Lumkin County, GA.

1839 map Lumpkin County http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~nwga/

1850 Aurora District -
James Gaswell 58 farmer GA
Mary (unreadable) 55 f
Thomas 23 m GA
Lurena 15 f
Washington Jane 13 f (my poss. ancestor)

270-271 Cook, Jane 46 f kh W GA GA GA
Asberry T. 23 son GA GA GA
William J. 21 son GA GA GA
Sarah J. 16 dau GA GA GA
Alfred L. 12 son GA GA GA
Elijah 10 son GA GA GA
Andrew 8 son GA GA GA
Martha 4 dau AR GA GA

Note Lumpkin County was formed from part of Hall Co and others in 1832

COOK JANE Marion 34 19N 18W 0 1891/02/13
COOK JANE Marion 34 19N 18W 120 1891/02/13

poss uncle?
Looking for information on Larkin Grizzle. Was born 1825 N.C. married Elizabeth Presely in GA. My gggrandfather was George Washington Grizzle Larkin's 2nd son born in Lumpkin July 6, 1845. His siblings were as follows.
William D b.1843
George W. b.1845
James b.1854
Margaret b.1856
Andrew J. b.1859
Celie b.1865
Looking for connection to other Grizzles in Lumpkin. They moved to Dickson, TN just before the war between the states.
I am the great, great, grandson of George Washington Grizzle, who lived to be 104 years and died in Holdenville, Oklahoma. His family records indicate that he served in the Union Army, Tennessee 10th Cavalry, and was a color bearer. His son was named Larkin, born 1876 in Dickson County, Tennessee.
I don't know much about the original Larkin although Larkin, G.W., and William Grizzle are listed in the "Roster of Confederate Soldiers" as having served (or identified with) the Tennessee 19th Infantry.
Larkin is listed as the head of household in the 1860 Census of McMinn County, Tennessee. I have not been able to find his location in 1870 Census Records, but the Census Index of 1880 shows George W. in Marion County, Tennessee.
I think Lumpkin Co. was Cherokee land prior to 1832. Two Grizzles are listed in "The Cherokee Land Lottery of GA" by Smith (1991). James Grizzell was in Henry Co. John Grizzle was in Habersham, which is next to Lumpkin. Where were the county lines then? (actually was formed from Cherokee County in 1832, whuch had been formed from Cherokee land in 1830 -also parts of Hall and Habersham Co's )

another poss uncle?
I have a copy of a deed that I found in the records in the Clerk of Court's office in Lumpkin County, dated 15 May 1841 in which John Grizzle deeded some personal property to his eleven (11) children. In the deed, the children are named. These children were:
Melinda (married Reuben Butler)
Lewis Madison (married Susannah Jackson)
Andrew J. (married Jane Jackson)
Elizabeth (married Samuel Gouge...now spelled Gooch; after Elizabth's death, Samuel married Caroline Grizzle, d/o Andrew J.and Jane Grizzle)
Eliza (married John Lee)
Polly McClure Grizzle
James A. ("Jim Art" married Zelley Jackson first and late in life married Malinda Helton Pruitt)
Sarah A. (married Thomas Lee)
Elvira (married James Gouge/Gooch)
Nancy J.(married Aaron Watkins)
William C.
All of the female children are listed as Grizzle.
Lewis Madison, Andrew J. and Jim Art married Jackson sisters whose parents were Eli and Tabitha Hodge Jackson. Sarah and Eliza married brothers.

1834 cemsus for Lumpkin Co shows
James Grindle
John Grizzel
John Grinnell
no Cook's

May 20, 1862: HOMESTEAD ENTRY-ORIGINAL (12 Stat. 392)Acres: 120Land Office: HARRISON
NWNE 34/ 19-N 18-W No 5th PM AR MARION
N½NW 34/ 19-N 18-W No 5th PM AR MARION

38. William Darden

Newspaper article that Mary Patton has lists 29 children in his obituary

Note = In 1860 census all Darden's have left except a Henry age 36, and a Alford age 58, both born in TN

married Mary Warden, then Rachel Vertentine Sheppard, then Mandy Jane Cook. Mary was married in TN, with the two others in AR.

check Knox Co, TN also
1830 census
only Alfred appears

1840 Hickman County
Darden, Alfredp. 10
Darden, Johnathan p. 27 (could Jonathon be William's father?)
Shepard, Johnp. 7
Shepard, Thomasp. 34
no Warden's
Warren, Abrahamp. 39
Warren, Buresp. 33
Warren, Calvinp. 39
Warren, David B.p. 18
Warren, Elijahp. 39
Warren, Johnp. 39
Warren, Stewartp. 26
Warren, Thomasp. 34

1850 Hickman Co TN possibility Hi-88-12, T, T
William Darden 23 (can't be son of Alfred - Alfred has William J as his son)
Mary 21
Rachael C 2
Abitha J 5/12

Also...
Hi-112-16, T, T Hi-111-16 T, T Hi-90-12 * Hi-69-10- T, T
Alfred 46 Benjamin 24 James 33 Nancy 37
William J 22 Nancy A 24 Martha E 22 East E 15
Eliza T 14 Emily 16 Mary P 5 James 14
Joshua M 16 Luke Y 3 Katherine 13
George 12 Hi-89-12 T, VA* Frances E 1 Elizabeth 11
Mary L 10 Henry H 28 Sophia 3
Alfred B 8 Mary W 25
Narcissa F 8 Eleader E 5
James P 6 Lucy A 3
Levages P 1
(Alfred can not be father because he has his own son named William who moves to TX and marries Martha Grissom)
* next door

From "A History of Hickman County Tenn."�ckson County; on the east, by Williamson and Maury Counties;
south, by the Thirteenth District; and west, by the Second and Fifth Districts..... Col. Alfred Darden lived here in 1836, and from this place he went, ten years later, to Mexico as a member of Whitfield's company. J. H. Nichols, of the Fourth District, was also in the Mexican War.

1880 Marion Co census

Page 32 25 June
266-267 Durden, Wm. 54 frm TN -- --
Amanda M. 25 wife GA GA GA
Elizabeth 21 dau AR TN TN
Sarah F. 19 dau AR TN TN
William M. 15 son AR TN TN
Jacob 12 son AR TN TN
Jesponder 10 son AR TN TN
James R. 7 son AR TN TN
Henry 5 son AR TN TN
Joseph B. 3 son AR TN GA
Asberry J. 1 son AR TN GA

CRAWFORD CEMETERY
76. Darden, Manda, 2 July 1853 - 28 Dec. 1901
William, 22 Feb. 1824 - 18 Oct. 1901

DARDEN WILLIAM Marion 21 19N 16W 0 1897/05/03
DARDEN WILLIAM Marion 21 19N 16W 0 1897/05/03
DARDEN WILLIAM Marion 28 19N 16W 0 1897/05/03
DARDEN WILLIAM Marion 28 19N 16W 160 1897/05/03

39. Mary Warden or Warren

Husband's Name
James WARDEN (AFN:GCD8-48)
Born: 2 Jun 1775 Place: , Ky
Died: 27 Feb 1832 Place: , Maury, Tn
Buried: Place: Risewarden Cem, Maury, Tn
Married: Abt 1800/1804 Place: , Maury, Tn
Father:
Mother:
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Wife's Name
Mary Ann Polly (AFN:GCD8-5F)
Born: Abt 1782 Place: , , Pa
Died: 1857 Place: , Maury, Tn
Buried: 1857 Place: Shane's Cem, Maury, Tn
Married: Abt 1800/1804 Place: , Maury, Tn
Father:
Mother:
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Children
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1. Sex Name
M Samuel M. WARDEN (AFN:GCD8-6L)
Born: Abt 1806 Place: , Maury, Tn
Died: Abt 1847 Place: , Anderson, Tx
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2. Sex Name
M Richard WARDEN (AFN:GCD8-7R)
Born: Abt 1808 Place: , Maury, Tn
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3. Sex Name
M William J. WARDEN (AFN:GCD8-8X)
Born: Abt 1809 Place: , Maury, Tn
Died: 1859 Place: Fountain Creek, Maury, Tn
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4. Sex Name
F Female WARDEN (AFN:GCD8-94)
Born: Abt 1811 Place: , Maury, Tn
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5. Sex Name
M James N. WARDEN (AFN:GCD7-X8)
Born: 4 Feb 1811 Place: , Maury, Tn
Died: 13 May 1878 Place: , Maury, Tn
Buried: Place: , Maury, Tn
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6. Sex Name
M Male WARDEN (AFN:GCD8-B9)
Born: Abt 1813 Place: , Maury, Tn
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7. Sex Name
F Eliza WARDEN (AFN:GCD8-DM)
Born: Abt 1815 Place: , Maury, Tn
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8. Sex Name
F Female WARDEN (AFN:GCD8-CG)
Born: Abt 1815 Place: , Maury, Tn
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9. Sex Name
M Moses WARDEN (AFN:GCD8-FS)
Born: Abt 1816 Place: , Maury, Tn
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10. Sex Name
F Rachel WARDEN (AFN:GCD8-G0)
Born: Feb 1817 Place: , Maury, Tn
Died: Abt 1847/1850 Place: , Maury, Tn
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11. Sex Name
M Male WARDEN (AFN:GCD8-H5)
Born: Abt 1819 Place: , Maury, Tn
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12. Sex Name
F Mary A. WARDEN (AFN:GCD8-JB)
Born: Abt 1820 Place: , Maury, Tn
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13. Sex Name
F Priscilla A. WARDEN (AFN:GCD8-KH)
Born: Abt 1822 Place: , Maury, Tn
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14. Sex Name
M John N. WARDEN (AFN:GCD8-LN)
Born: 31 Oct 1823 Place: , Maury, Tn
Died: 6 Jul 1847 Place: , Maury, Tn

CENSUS YR: 1850 STATE or TERRITORY: TN COUNTY: Hickman REEL NO: M432-884 PAGE NO: 80b
11 1149 1149 Warren Thomas 52 M . Farmer 2,000 Kentucky . . . . .
12 1149 1149 Warren Nancy 52 F . . . S Carolina . . X . .
13 1149 1149 Warren Joicy 15 F . . . Tenn . . . . .
14 1149 1149 Warren Missouri 11 F . . . Tenn . X . . .
15 1149 1149 Warren Samuel 9 M . . . Tenn . X . . .

There are no Warden's in 1850 Hickman Co, census but plenty of Warren's

40. Valentine Worley II ^

1830 Carter Co, TN census pg 27
Valentine Worley
Male
1 - less than 5
1 - 5 to 9
1 - 20 to 29
Female
1 - 20 to 29

1830 again
WORLEY pg # M F
alla 27 1 - less than 5 1 - 20 through 29
Michael 27 4 - less than 5 1 - less than 5
1 - 5 through 9 1 - 20 through 29
1 - 20 through 29 1 - 30 through 39
Valentine 27 1 - less than 5 1 - 20 through 29
1 - 5 through 9
1 - 20 through 29

1850 Pike Co, IL Roll 124 pg 144
Valentine Worley 49 m farmer VA
Elizabeth 47 f TN
Michael 18 m IN
John 15 m
Felix 14 m
Andrew 13 m
David 12 m
Jacob 10 m
Elizabeth 6 f IL
Rebecca 19 f TN

Valentine apparently moved to TN with/to be with older brother Michael who was married in 1822 in VA.

http://ukanaix.cc.ukans.edu/carrie/hok/jackson/jackson-co-p10.html
VALENTINE WORLEY, farmer, Section 35, Township 6, Range 16, P. O. Larkin, was born in Virginia, in 1801. In 1820, he went to Tennessee, where he remained until 1835, moving to Putnam County, Ind., going to Pike county, Ill., in 1843, and 1850 to Jo Daviess County, Iowa, and in 1866 he moved to his present location in Jackson County, Kan., where he owns 300 acres of land. He was married in Carter County, Tenn., in 1827 to Miss Elizabeth Arnold, and has raised a family of nine children - James, Henry, Rebecca, Michael, John, Andrew, Jacob, David and Elizabeth. During his residence in Tennessee he raised a company of militia and was for many years the captain of the company. During the war of the Rebellion all of his sons responded to the call for volunteers and all served their term of enlistment. He, as well as his family, have been connected with the Methodist Church for some years.

Worley's in Carter County before ours (maybe related)
On April 9, 1795, the General Assembly divided Washington County, and erected the eastern part into Carter County, which then included all of Johnson and part of Unicoi. The court of pleas and quarter sessions was organized on the 4th of July, 1796, at the house of Samuel Tipton. The magistrates present were Andrew Greer, Landon Carter, Nathaniel Taylor, David McNabb, Lochonah Campbell, Guttredge Garland, John Vaught, Joseph Lands and Reuben Thornton. They qualified in the following manner: Landon Carter administered the oaths to Andrew Greer, who in turn administered them to Col. Carter, and the remainder of the court, The following officers were then elected: Godfrey Carriger, register; Joseph Lands, ranger; George Williams, clerk; John Macun, trustee Nathaniel Taylor, sheriff, and Charles Colyer, Aaron Cunningham, Samuel Musgrove, Thomas Whilson, Solomon Campbell and John Robertson, constables.
The next term of the court(1796) was also held at Tipton's. At that time Nathaniel Taylor and Nathaniel Folsom were allowed $50 for laying off the town for the seat of justice. The sheriff returned the following venire facias; William Dugger, George Ingle, John Stover, John Fentress, Mathias Wagoner, Levi Loyd, Jeremiah Campbell, William Pugh, William Davis, William Dugger, Jules Dugger, Joseph Ford, John Worley, Stephen Redman, John Poland, James Range, Michael Hyder, John Peoples and Robert Lusk. The last ten were constituted the grand jury.
Also see...

41. Mary (Elizabeth) Arnold ^

My Census came in, so went to the library today to see it. Your guess was right. Elizabeth does state that her parents are both from TN. on the 1880 Fed census.

After researching every known Arnold familty, including ancestors of such... Mary below is the ONLY possible Elizabeth that shows marrying Valentine.

http://www.paonline.com/javan/deloach/fam00369.htm
William C. ARRENDELL, Arnold/
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Born: ABT 1781 at: ,North Carolina
Married: ABT 1802 at: Johnson County,Tennessee
Died: AFT 1860 at: Johnson County,Tennessee
Father:John ARRENDELL
Mother:Mary (ARRENDELL)
Other Spouses: Mary FRYE
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Wife: Mrs William (Arnold)
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Born: at:
Died: at:
Father:
Mother:
Other Spouses:
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CHILDREN
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Name: Mary Arnold (is this Mary Elizabeth who is the Elizabeth that married Worley?)
Born: ABT 1803 at: Carter County,Tennessee
Married: at:
Died: at:
Spouses:
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Name: John R. Arnold
Born: ABT 1808 at: VA
Married: ABT 1835 at: TN
Died: ABT 1872 at: TN
Spouses: Nancy KING
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Name: Catherine Arnold
Born: ABT 1809 at: Carter County,Tennessee
Married: ABT 1828 at: Johnson County,Tennessee
Died: ABT 1884 at: Powers,Oregon
Spouses: David WAGNER
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Name: Elizabeth Arnold
Born: ABT 1815 at: Carter County,Tennessee
Married: 20 MAR 1838 at:
Died: at:
Spouses: William HALL
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Name: Daniel M. Arnold
Born: ABT 1817 at: Carter County,Tennessee
Married: 5 JAN 1840 at: Carter County,Tennessee
Died: ABT 1859 at: Johnson County,Tennessee
Spouses: Susannah SNIDER
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Name: Annie Arnold
Born: ABT 1822 at: Carter County,Tennessee
Married: 16 JAN 1852 at:
Died: ABT 1854 at: Johnson County,Tennesee
Spouses: Alfred OSBORNE

http://genforum.genealogy.com/cgi-genforum/search.cgi?url=%2Fhall%2F&terms=william+tn&boolean=AND
Spouses/Children:
Mary

Elizabeth Arnold+
William B. C. Arnold
Aquiller M. Arnold
John R. Arnold
Daniel M. Arnold
Catherine Arnold
Mary Arnold
Clarenda Arnold
Jane Arnold
Sarah S. Arnold
1. Will Dated; 15 Feb 1856; , Johnson, Tennessee, USA.
2. Will Probated; 6 May 1863; , Johnson, Tennessee, USA.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Elizabeth ARNOLD (AFN: KXSD-JD)
Sex: F
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Event(s):
Birth: 12 Apr 1803
, Johnson Co., Tennessee
Death: 24 Feb 1886
, Wabaunsee Co., Kansas
Burial:
Chalk Cemetery, Wabaunsee Co., Kansas
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Parents:
Father: William ARNOLD (AFN: 1V4K-8N3)
Mother: Mary (AFN: 1V4K-8P9)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Marriage(s):
Spouse: Valentine WORLEY (AFN: KXSD-H7)
Marriage: 10 Dec 1827
, Johnson Co., Tennessee

42. James Humphrey ^

James and Sarah had children as far as Iknow, Mary,Lydia, James I. John H.( Christina, my line,) and Lucinda.James died 5 sept, 1855, and Sarah died 1882, both are buried in Pollard cem. in Davis co. They also had the name Umphreys. Lana

Found in a Davis Co., Cemetery census in the Ottumwa Library.

Unphres (sic), James 1808 to 9-5-1855; Pollard Cem. Cleveland Twp.
Wife Sarah 1808 to 12-1-1882

1850 Census Davis Co., Iowa, Wicondah Township P.297James Humphrey 45 Farmer b.KYSarah 45 KYMary 19 IAEmeline 17 IAJames 12 IAJohn H. 10 IAChristina 8 IAMargaret 3 IA

From: "Natalie Garrison" Add to Address Book
To: Paskenell@yahoo.com
Subject: Humphrey Longfellow Connections
Date: Mon, 23 Jun 2003 19:23:03 -0500

Dear David:

I am very interested in your posting on Genforum concerning Margaret E. Humphrey and a marriage to a Longfellow. I would like to know what your sources are concerning Margaret.

I have been searching for months for the parents of Sarah, ca 1862 and William ca 1865 Longfellow. They appear on the 1870 Iowa census with the Josiah Rominger family. Mrs Rominger is Mary Ann Humphrey. I think your info is the connection I have been looking for. I am looking for any information you have. I also believe the Longfellow husband is Ransom Longfellow, son of Tilghman Longfellow and Mariah Tharp. Ransom was a member of the 30th Calvary Iowa. He is down as a deserter in 1864.

Can't wait to hear what you might have.

46. David Gilbert ^

was David a step-son of David Gilbert...notice his mother is pregnant before they are married. By him, or ex-husband Barton?

Gilbert
David was married 3 times, #1 Freelove Trowbridge, #2 Elizabeth Sweet, #3 Sarah Jane Taylor. 16 kids
total. Wm, Walter, Rosalia (?), Sarah and Ann, by Freelove Trowbridge, David by Eliz. Sweet, and
Elizabeth, Rozalia(?) Lucy, Henry, Josephine, Martha m. Harley/Harlin Brooks s/o Dexter and
Eliz.(Lamkin, sp.) and Mary E. m. Edward J. Ives s/o John and Luann(Brooks), Daniel b. 1861 m. Libbie
Scott b. 1866. David was born 26 Oct. 1808 died 30 Oct. 1892 of blood poisoning. Born in Baltimore,
Maryland. I was given birthdate of 1831 for Sarah Jane Taylor. 20

Cathy gave me census records, copies of marriage records and death records and some obits. I only spent
about 4 hours with her. So you can imagine how my mind was spinning when I left there.
According to the article on David, his parents were David and Jemima (Pococ) Gilbert, the former an
Irishman by birth and the latter a native of Baltimore. 8 yrs. old when left Maryland and came to Ohio,
settling in vicinity of Marietta, Washington County. Raised there then settled in Northwestern Territory,
40 miles west of Ft. Wayne, Ind., but after 4 yrs returned to Ohio. Then was in Howard County, Iowa for
a brief time. On 20th of June, 1860 he was on the Republican River in Clay County, Kan. 3 times
married, children by each. Freelove Trowbridge of Washington County, Ohio left 5 children Wm., m.
Melissa Roach, Walter, Rosalia, Sarah and Ann (died lung fever 7 Jan 1894). Elizabeth Sweet of
St. Joseph County, Mich., died leaving one son, David. At the time of up to Clay Center again.

Film/fiche search results
Parish registers : 1710-1837 St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church (Baltimore)

1880 CENSUS Union Twp, Clay, Kansas
David GILBERT Self M M W 71 MD Occ: Farmer Fa: IREL Mo: MD
Jane GILBERT Wife F M W 54 OH Occ: Keeps House Fa: OH Mo: OH
Daniel GILBERT Son M S W 19 KS Occ: Farming Fa: MD Mo: OH
Martha GILBERT Dau F S W 14 KS Occ: At Home Fa: MD Mo: OH
Elizebeth GILBERT Dau F S W 12 KS Occ: At Home Fa: MD Mo: OH

47. Sarah or Rebecca "Jane" Taylor ^

Jane is living with daughter Martha in 1900 Census

1900 CENSUS Union Twp, Clay, Kansas Page 131
Harlin Brooks Aug 1856 age 34 Wisconsin Pennsylvania England
Martha Oct 1866 age 24 Kansas Maryland Ohio
Jane May 1826 age 74 Ohio Ohio Ohio Mother-in-law

Re: Gilbert family /Ohio/Iowa/Kansas
Posted by: Peggy Hinshaw Date: February 14, 1999 at 19:18:41
In Reply to: Re: Gilbert family /Ohio/Iowa/Kansas by Anita Janes of 1675
My GGrandmother Sarah Jane (Gilbert) Worley lived in Lyon Co, KS. She had a brother named George who, I have, as born abt 1835 in OH. This may be too old to be your George, since he didn't get married until 1874, but thought it might give you something to go on. Sarah Jane and George, along with several others were children of David Gilbert, b. abt 1808 in MD (according to census). I think my Sarah was born in IL. David was married more than once. I do not have the mothers name. I'm still working on that. David was married also to Rebecca Jane Taylor, but am pretty sure this is not the mother of Sarah and George and 3 other children. David ended up in Clay Co, KS, where he lived until he died. My Sarah, at one time lived in Lebo, KS, which is just a few miles from Hartford. She later moved to Allen, Lyon Co, KS, where she lived until she died. I don't have a lot of info, but I would be glad to share what I have, if you think you might be able to connect. If this is not your George, he may have even had a son George. Hope this helps.

Article announcing her death state she was born Trumbull County, OH, age 12 moved to PA, near Waynesborough, (Chester County?...or Waynesboro in Franklin County near Gettysburg?)where she married David Gilbert. From there they moved to Keokuk, IA in 1853 and 2 years later moved to Clay CO, KS (Chester Co near Phildelphia)

poss?
Sarah Jane TAYLOR
Sex: F
Event(s):
Birth: 7 Apr 1823
Perry, Ohio is Perry in Trumbull, CO-no Lake County but close AND PARENT county!!
Parents:
Father: Thomas TAYLOR
Mother: Mary Ann OWENS

Sarah Ann TAYLOR
Sex: F
Event(s):
Birth: 16 Jul 1827
Fowler, Trumbull, Ohio
Parents:
Father: Alanson TAYLOR
Mother: Angeline VIETS

poss brother??...born same..and moved to PA (eastern migration kind of strange)
ID: I1554
Name: Ambrose Hart TAYLOR
Given Name: Ambrose Hart
Surname: Taylor
Sex: M
Birth: 16 NOV 1831 in Brookfield,Trumbull Co,Ohio
Death: 3 APR 1880 in Brookfield,Trumbull Co,Ohio
Burial: Brookfield Cemetery,Brookfield,Trumbull Co,Ohio
Change Date: 10 APR 1999 at 01:00:00
Marriage 1 Mary Jane PENBERTHY in PA
Married: 24 DEC 1859
Children
Jennie Bell TAYLOR b: 12 AUG 1866 in Philadelphia,Philadelphia Co,Pennsylvania
Bartlett S TAYLOR b: EST 1868

48. Allen Rea ^

this paternity confirmed by LDS Records and Ballinger records.

1840 Union Co, OH census Page 17
Allen Ray 1-1-1-1-0-0-1 / 1-2-2-1-0-1

1850 Union Co, OH page 74 987-998
Allen Rea 57 m farmer 1500 VA
Maria 48 f VA
Deborah 19 f OH
Margaret 17 f
Joseph 16 m
Caroline 13 f
Nancy 10 f
Robert 8 m
Lousie 4 f
Mary Y 22 f

1860 Union Co, OH Liberty Twp 1083-1093
Allen Ray 61 m farmer 1000 VA
Maria 58 f VA
Margaret 26 f OH
Samanatha 20 f
Louisa 14 f

From: NancyWhite-Anaheim@postoffice.worldnet.att.net (Nancy Lee White)

New Mill Creek Cemetery, Liberty Township, Union County, Ohio - On the Lunda Road about 2/10 of a mile north of State Route 347, is Mill Creek Church of Christ. Around the church is the New Mill Creek Cemetery.
Read 6 July 1985 by Charles and Alice Golden, Keesie and Julia Yoder, Alberta Bailey and Dorothy Robinson.

Row 11
Rea, Allen 1788-1870
Maria wife of Allen 1802-1863
Robert 1842-1864
Margaret R. Crowder 1833-1888

check Culpeper and Rockbrdge Co ....a John Rea born in 1819 in Rockbridge CO, VA died in Newcastle, IN - somehow related
The following paragraph was transcribed from page 388 of the "History of Union Couny"

"Allen Rea, a native of Virginia, born December 12, 1798, emigrated with his father, Joseph Rea, and family, to Logan County, Ohio, in 1806, they locating near East Liberty, where Allen grew to manhood, and in 1821 married
Maria Bishop. In 1828, he settled in this township on land now owned by James Herd, where they resided the balance of their lives. Mrs. Rea died in 1863, and he in 1870. When they located here, they commenced in the woods and cut the first tree ever taken from their land. Wolves and wild animals were all around them. Theirs was the work of the true pioneer and they were faithful in it until death. They had the following children: Susanna,
married Morgan Shirk, is now a widow residing at Kenton, Ohio; George M., is deceased; John B, was twice married, first to Hannah Wickersham, and second, Mrs. Mary J. Rice, and now resides in Kansas; Mary J., married D. H. Henderson; Charlotte, married Michael Hisey, and now resides in Indiana; Doborah, is deceased; Margaret, married William Crowder; Joseph S., married Nancy Clark, and resides in Kansas; Carlisle A., married Delilah Skidmore, and resides in Kansas; Samantha, married A. W. Davis, and also resides in Kansas; Robert S., served in the late war, was wounded at the battle of Chickamauga, and died at Camp Chase from its effects; and Louisa, who
married A. W. Davis, is deceased."

1. Allen Rea and Maria(h) Bishop
Source: 1883 Beer's History of Union County.
Pg. 388 Allen Rea, native of Virginia, born December 12, 1798 emigrated with his father, Joseph Rea and family to Logan County in 1806 near East Liberty where Allen grew to manhood. In 1812, Allen married Maria Bishop.
In 1828, Allen and Maria moved to Liberty Township, Union County. Maria died in 1863 and Allen died in 1870
Children of Allen Rea and Maria are: Susanna (Morgan Shirk), widow in Kenton, OH; George M., deceased; John B. married twice, 1st Hannah Wickersham, 2nd Mrs. Mary J. Rice, last known Kansas; Mary J. (D. H.
Henderson); Charlotte (Michael Hisey), last known Indiana: Deborah, deceased; Margaret (William Crowder); Joseph S. (Nancy Clark), last known Kansas; Carlisle A. (Delilah Skidmore), last known Kansas; Samantha (A. W.
Davis), last known Kansas; Robert S., died of wounds at Camp Chase from Battle of Chickamauga;and Louisa, deceased,(A. W. Davis) On page 406 of same book:
Mary J. Rea, daughter of Allen and Maria Rea, married Captain D. H. Henderson on October 10, 1850. Mary J. was born October 10, 1827 in Logan County.
On page 405 of same book: Margaret Rea, daughter of Allen and Maria Rea, born May 19, 1833 in Liberty
Township, Union County married widower William Crowder on March 14, 1861. They had six daughters: Debbie, Maria, Minnie, Cora, Mary and Lucetta.

http://www.america.net/~lilking/SEARCH/d0003/g0000307.html

http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/b/i/s/Robert-A-Bishop/ODT22-0015.html
4 Mariah BISHOP b: Abt. 1802 in Culpeper Co, VA d: 1863 Mill Creek Cem. Liberty, Union Co, OH
.......... +Allen REA b: December 12, 1798 in Culpeper Co, VA m: January 25, 1821 in Logan Co, OH d: 1870 Mill Creek Cem. Liberty, Union Co, OH Father: Joseph Rea Mother: Susannah Garwood
.......... 5 Susanna REA b: 1824 in Union Co, OH
............. +Morgan SHIRK b: Abt. 1824 in Kenton, OH
.......... 5 George M. REA b: 1826 in Union Co, OH
.......... 5 [46] John B. REA b: 1828 in Union Co, OH
............. +Hannah WICKERSHAM b: Abt. 1828
.......... *2nd Wife of [46] John B. REA:
............. +Mary J. RICE b: Abt. 1834 in IN
............. 6 Samantha REA b: Abt. 1867 in Kansas
............. 6 Nelly REA b: Abt. 1870 in Kansas
.......... 5 Mary J. REA b: 1830 in Union Co, OH
............. +D. H. HENDERSON b: Abt. 1830
.......... 5 Charlotte REA b: 1832 in Union Co, OH d: IN
............. +Michael HISEY b: Abt. 1832 d: IN
.......... 5 Deborah REA b: 1834 in Union Co, OH
.......... 5 Margaret REA b: May 19, 1833 in Liberty, Union Co, OH d: 1898
............. +William CROWDER b: Abt. 1833 in Union Co, OH m: March 14, 1861 in Union Co, OH
............. 6 Debbie R. CROWDER b: Abt. 1862 in Union Co, OH
............. 6 Maria E. CROWDER b: Abt. 1864 in Union Co, OH
............. 6 Minnie M. CROWDER b: Abt. 1871 in Union Co, OH
............. 6 Lora A. CROWDER b: Abt. 1873 in Union Co, OH
............. 6 Mary M. CROWDER b: Abt. 1875 in Union Co, OH
............. 6 Lucetta CROWDER b: October 13, 1876 in Union Co, OH
.......... 5 Joseph S. REA b: 1838 in Union Co, OH d: Kansas
............. +Nancy CLARK b: Abt. 1834 in Union Co, OH d: Kansas
.......... 5 Carlisle H. REA b: 1840 in Union Co, OH d: Unknown Kansas
............. +Delilah SKIDMORE b: June 15, 1842 in Logan Co, OH m: Abt. 1865 d: Kansas Father: Joshua Skidmore Mother: Hope Ballinger
............. 6 Charles REA b: 1866
............. 6 Elmer REA b: 1868
............. 6 Viola REA b: 1870
.......... 5 Samanth REA b: 1842
.......... 5 Robert S. REA b: 1844 in Union Co, OH d: 1864 Camp Chase, OH
.......... 5 Louisa REA b: 1846 in Union Co, OH
............. +A. W. DAVIS b: Abt. 1846 in Ohio
.......... 5 Caroline M. REA b: 1848
.......... 5 Nancy REA b: 1850
.......... 5 Austin REA b: 1852

PERRY TOWNSHIP, LOGAN COUNTY, OHIO
1834 PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX
OWNERS NAME HORSES VALUE CATTLE VALUE MERCHANDISE CAPITAL MONEY AT INTEREST
Rea, David 2 80 3 24
Rea, Robert 3 120 3 24
Rea, John 2 80 2 16

Is this a pos relative?
LEVI REA, farmer, a prominent pioneer of Liberty Township, was born in Logan County, Ohio, June 5, 1815. He is a son of Isaac and Elizabeth (Dickinson) Rem, who removed from West-Virginia to Logan County, Ohio, in 1808, and settled near East Liberty, subsequently removing to Jefferson Township where Mr. Rem bought 460 acres of land. The Indians and wild animals were numerous, and many were the difficulties which this pioneer encountered an passed through. Mr. Rea was twice called into service during the war of 1812. He was a poor man in his earlier life, but by his untiring energy and industry accumulated a great deal of property, and at his death in January 1845, was one of the wealthiest men in Logan County. He left eleven children by his first and two by his last wife. Levi is the fifth child by his first wife. He was reared on the old homestead and received his education in the schools which were held in log cabins. He was often associated with the Indian to boys, and indulged with them in their hilarious amusements. In 1842. he removed to Liberty Township and purchased 100 acres of his large and well improved farm Bat seven acres of this purchase had been cleared. He cleared it up from its original condition, and made additions to it till his farm now contains 500 acres of land. From his fourteenth year till of age. He had charge of his father's farm, and conducted it successfully through these years. All of Mr. Rea's present property is the fruit of his own labor and management, he having embarked in life a poor man and made all that he possesses by his own exertions. His marriage occurred February 28, 1839, with Lydia, daughter of James and Mary Newman, and a native of Sussex County, N. J., where she was born October 14, 1812. To them were born seven children, of whom two are living, viz.: David A., born July 15, 1846, married Mary J. Glascoe; and Gertrude, born October 3, 1848, wife of James 0. Thomas. Mary E., William F., Ruth E., James H. and Jehiel G. are deceased. Mr. Rea and wife are member-- of the Church of Christ.

DAVID A. REA, farmer, P. O. Raymond, only living son of Levi and Lydia Rea, was born on the home farm in Liberty Township, July 15, 1846. he remained at home till November 24, 1863, when he enlisted in Company I, One Hundred and Twenty-first Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry. He served under Gen. Sherman, and participated in the following battles: Tunnel Hill, Resaca, Rome, Kenesaw Mountain, Jonesboro, Atlanta and all the engagements on the Atlanta campaign and "march to the sea," including Savannah. He was afterward engaged at Bentonville and Goldsboro, N. C., after which he marched to Washington, D. C. He was honorably discharged July 17, 1865. He returned home and was a member of the firm of Sterling & Rea, merchants of Newton for a time, then resumed farming which he has since followed. In 1878, he took possession of the farm he now occupies. He was married November 5, 1868, to Mary J., daughter of Benjamin and Lydia Glascoe. Mrs. Rea was born in Clark County, Ohio, December 15, 1844. One daughter was born to this union-Lydia, born September 17, 1869. Mr. and Mrs. Rea are associated with the Disciples Church. Politically he is a Republican. He owns a farm of 100 acres, and is engaged in rearing short-horned cattle, Spanish merino sheep and Poland-China hogs.

New Mill Creek Cemetery
Inscriptions
Type: PublicStatus: Active/MaintainedFirst Use: Last Use: Not applicableAlternate Names: Disciple Church Cemetery; New Mill Creek CemeteryHierarchical Name: Mill Creek Cemetery, Liberty Township, Union, OhioLocation: East and west side of Bennington-Newland Road approximately .8 miles south of Perkins RoadCoordinates: 40° 21' 14" N - 83° 30' 52" WUSGS 7.5' Series Map: East Liberty (shown as New Mill Creek Cemetery)Condition/Remarks:

49. Mariah Bishop ^

4 Mariah BISHOP b: Abt. 1802 in Culpeper Co, VA d: 1863 Mill Creek Cem. Liberty, Union Co, OH Residence: 1820 Jefferson, Logan Co, OH
.......... +Allen REA b: December 12, 1798 in Culpeper Co, VA m: January 25, 1821 in Logan Co, OH d: 1870 Mill Creek Cem. Liberty, Union Co, OH Father: Joseph Rea Mother: Susannah Garwood
.......... 5 Susanna REA b: 1824 in Union Co, OH
............. +Morgan SHIRK b: Abt. 1824 in Kenton, OH
.......... 5 George M. REA b: 1826 in Union Co, OH
.......... 5 [63] John B. REA b: 1828 in Union Co, OH
............. +Hannah WICKERSHAM b: Abt. 1828
.......... *2nd Wife of [63] John B. REA:
............. +Mary J. RICE b: Abt. 1834 in IN
............. 6 Samantha REA b: Abt. 1867 in Kansas
............. 6 Nelly REA b: Abt. 1870 in Kansas
.......... 5 Mary J. REA b: 1830 in Union Co, OH
............. +D. H. HENDERSON b: Abt. 1830
.......... 5 Charlotte REA b: 1832 in Union Co, OH d: IN Residence: Indiana
............. +Michael HISEY b: Abt. 1832 d: IN
.......... 5 Deborah REA b: 1834 in Union Co, OH
5 Margaret REA b: May 19, 1833 in Liberty, Union Co, OH d: 1898
............. +William CROWDER b: Abt. 1833 in Union Co, OH m: March 14, 1861 in Union Co, OH
............. 6 Debbie R. CROWDER b: Abt. 1862 in Union Co, OH
............. 6 Maria E. CROWDER b: Abt. 1864 in Union Co, OH
............. 6 Minnie M. CROWDER b: Abt. 1871 in Union Co, OH
............. 6 Lora A. CROWDER b: Abt. 1873 in Union Co, OH
............. 6 Mary M. CROWDER b: Abt. 1875 in Union Co, OH
............. 6 Lucetta CROWDER b: October 13, 1876 in Union Co, OH
.......... 5 Joseph S. REA b: 1838 in Union Co, OH d: Kansas Residence: Kansas
............. +Nancy CLARK b: Abt. 1834 in Union Co, OH d: Kansas
.......... 5 Carlisle H. REA b: 1840 in Union Co, OH d: Unknown Kansas Residence: Kansas
............. +Delilah SKIDMORE b: June 15, 1842 in Logan Co, OH m: Abt. 1865 d: Kansas Father: Joshua Skidmore Mother: Hope Ballinger
............. 6 Charles REA b: 1866
............. 6 Elmer REA b: 1868
............. 6 Viola REA b: 1870
.......... 5 Samanth REA b: 1842
.......... 5 Robert S. REA b: 1844 in Union Co, OH d: 1864 Camp Chase, OH
.......... 5 Louisa REA b: 1846 in Union Co, OH
............. +A. W. DAVIS b: Abt. 1846 in Ohio
.......... 5 Caroline M. REA b: 1848
.......... 5 Nancy REA b: 1850
.......... 5 Austin REA b: 1852

50. Joshua Skidmore ^

farmer at West Mansfield, OH

1850 Logan Co, Perry Township pge 125 423-704
Joshua Skidmore 47 m farmer 1500 VA
Hopy 43 f NJ
Daniel 20 m OH
Nancy 18 f
Francis 16 f
Thomas 14 m
Mary 12 f
Sylvester 10 m
Delila 8 f
John 6 m
David 4 m

1860 Logan Co East Liberty Post Office pg 186 947-942
Joshua Skidmore 57 farmer 2700 900 VA
Hope 52 NY
Sylvester 20 student OH
Delilah 18
John 15
David 13

From: NancyWhite-Anaheim@postoffice.worldnet.att.net (Nancy Lee White)
New Mill Creek Cemetery, Liberty Township, Union County, Ohio - On the Lunda Road about 2/10 of a mile north of State Route 347, is Mill Creek Church of Christ. Around the church is the New Mill Creek Cemetery.
Read 6 July 1985 by Charles and Alice Golden, Keesie and Julia Yoder, Alberta Bailey and Dorothy Robinson.

Row 3
Skidmore, Samuel B. 1828-1912
Margaret E. 1831-1913
Joshua 2 Sept 1803-2 April 1879
Hope wife of Joshua 17 Dec 1807 - 18 Aug 1883

PERRY TOWNSHIP, LOGAN COUNTY, OHIO
1834 PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX
OWNERS NAME HORSES VALUE CATTLE VALUE MERCHANDISE CAPITAL MONEY AT INTEREST
Skidmore, William 3 120 2 16
Skidmore, Joseph 2 80 3 24
Skidmore, Daniel 2 80 2 16

ID: I32085
Name: Joshua SKIDMORE
Sex: M
Birth: 2 SEP 1803
Death: 21 APR 1879
Change Date: 15 NOV 1999 at 19:33:33

Father: William SKIDMORE b: 9 MAY 1778 in ,Bedford,VA
Mother: Mary RANDALL b: 19 JUL 1772

Marriage 1 Hope BALLINGER b: 17 DEC 1807
Married: 23 AUG 1827
Children
Charles SKIDMORE b: 5 MAY 1828
Daniel SKIDMORE b: 12 APR 1830
Nancy SKIDMORE b: 8 FEB 1832
Frances J. SKIDMORE b: 27 DEC 1833
Thomas B. SKIDMORE b: 27 FEB 1836
Mary SKIDMORE b: 9 MAR 1838
Sylvester SKIDMORE b: 2 JUL 1840
Delilah SKIDMORE b: 15 JUN 1842 in ,Logan,OH
John H. SKIDMORE b: 30 NOV 1844 in ,Logan,OH
David SKIDMORE b: 3 JUN 1847

51. Hope L Ballinger ^

another source has death date of 18 Aug 1883

52. Nathan Haven Knight ^

Moved to MO in 1857

In what was once known as Caffeyville, MO there stands a cemetery called Twilight Cemetery. There were two large families of KNight's in Laclede, including the NH group of Nathan and another from Kentucky. Also in this area was the extremely large family of Robert Day from Tennessee. These families were so large that they and their descendants made up the crux of this small community. Thus the name Twilight - Knights and Days.

In her book Hardy and Hardies, the author states Hardy married Nathan H Knight of Roxbury, NH - Look in Roxbury. Roxbury notes...looked in Vermont Atlas at Orlando Public Library. Dublin is NW of Dublin between
Keene and Harrisville. Harrisville and Chesham are due north of Marlborough and Dublin is east of Marlborough. In another old book at Orlando Library- Roxbury down't even show up. Interesting notes - #1 Population of Roxbury
in 1980 was only 190 people. Dublin had 1300 in 1980. Also in Dublin, I find in the SE section a Hardy Hill and Hardy Hill Road. Interesting since Knight married a Hardy.

In 1830 NH census the Knight's listed...no Joel's in entire state!!
Amos - Alstead, Artemas - Westmore, Benjamin - Westmore, Broughton -Keene, Cutter - Marlow, Elijah - Surry, Gardner - Westmore, Ira - Marlow, John - Fitzwill, Jonathan - Westmore, Jonathan - Stoddard, Joseph -Stoddard, Luther - Westmore, Samuel - Fitzwell, Stephen - Rindge, Stephen -Marlow, Talmon - Troy, Thayer - Westmore, Wilder - Stoddard, Note
Moses Hardy shows in Dublin as reported!!
In 1840 NH census the - Nathan shows up in Roxbury of Cheshire County.
Others -
Amos - Alstead, Artemas - Westmore, Benjamin - Westmore, Cutler -Marlow, David - Alstead, Elijah - Keene, Franklin - Alstead, Gardner -Westmore, Ira - Marlow, Jonathan - Westmore, Joseph - Stoddard, Josiah -
Dublin, Luther - Westmore, Nathaniel - Marlow, Polly - Marlow, Stephen -Rindge, Talmon - Troy, Thayer - Keene, Thomas - Troy, Wilder - Stoddard,Nathan - Roxbury(this is our Nathan as reported above), -

Need stronger evidence that Joel is Nathan's dad. Don't think so! Note a Levi Willard marries a Irene Knight in Dublin NH Sep 1840. If Levi was named for this man... then Irene should be affiliated w/family somehow. Is this Irene, who is Nathan's siter?

There was a group of Haven's living in Mass, with Nathan being a popular first name.

http://genforum.genealogy.com/cgi-genforum/pageload.cgi?nathan,levi::knight::1640.html

Nathan H. KNIGHT m. Elizabeth HARDY and had approx 9 children (Cheshire, NH). Nathan m. Nancy _____ second. He and children moved to Laclede Co., MO. His sons Levi, Amos, and Frank, as well as several daughters, appear there in 1870 and 1880 census. Isaac, son of Levi, m. Frances Belle JOHNSON in Laclede in 1893 and then moved to Las Vegas, NM.Would like to exchange info on this family.

Note : Population of Dublin in 1810 was 1839. 1820 = 1620 1830=1218 1840=1075
Roxbury was inc 1812 with populations of 1820= 366 1830= 322 1840= 286

ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/nh/cheshire/roxbury/roxbury1849.txt
Roxbury, Cheshire County, New Hampshire
Source: A Gazetteer of New Hampshire Containing Descriptions of all the Counties, Towns and
Districts in the State by John Hayward, John P. Jewett (publisher), Boston, 1849

CHESHIRE CO. The north branch of Ashuelot River forms the boundary between this town and Keene. Roaring Brook, on which are several small meadows, waters the south part, and empties into the Ashuelot at the south-west corner. On the east side of the township is a pond, called Roaring Brook Pond, at the outlet of which are mills. Roxbury presents a rough and uneven surface, rising into considerable swells, affording excellent grazing land. This town was formed of a part of Nelson, Marlborough, and Keene, and is the native place of Joseph Ames, Esq., a celebrated artist and portrait painter to the pope of Rome. Boundaries. North by Sullivan, east by Nelson and Dublin, south by Marlborough, and west by Keene.
First Minister. Rev. Christopher Page, installed in 1816; dismissed in 1819.
Productions of the Soil. Indian corn, 1,095 bushels; potatoes, 12,797 bushels; hay, 849 tons; wool, 3,237 lbs; maple sugar, 3,105 pounds.
Distances. Five miles east from Keene, and fifty south-west from Concord.

ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/nh/cheshire/dublin/dublin1849.txt
Dublin, Cheshire County, NH Description
From: MLMCKENZIE@prodigy.net - Michelle McKenzie
Topic: Dublin, Cheshire County, New Hampshire
Source: A Gazetteer of New Hampshire Containing Descriptions of all the Counties, Towns and Districts in the State by John Hayward, John P. Jewett (publisher), Boston, 1849
CHESHIRE CO. Dublin is situated on the height of land between Connecticut and Merrimac Rivers. Its streams are small; those on the west side run into the Ashuelot, those on the east into Contoocook River. The rain which falls on the roof of the church is shared by those rivers. There is a pond near the middle of the town called Centre Pond, one mile in length, and about the same breadth. A large portion of the Grand Monadnock lies in the northwest part of Dublin, and near the centre of the town is Breed's Mountain. Monadnock was formerly covered with a growth of small timber and shrubbery, but fires having run over it at different times, it presents little more than ragged rocks. Between the rocks, however, there are low whortleberry bushes, which produce great quantities of fruit of a very rich flavor. The season for ripening is the latter part of August, and to those who ascend the summit at this season they are peculiarly grateful. This mountain is not difficult of access. The view from its summit is sublime. Its height is 3,718 feet about the level of the sea. The land in this town in general is much better
for grazing than tillage.
The late Rev. Edward Sprague bequeathed nearly 8,000 dollars for the support of public schools, the annual interest of which is to be applied to this object. He also left the town $5,000, the interest of which, paid quarterly, is to be applied to the support of an ordained Congregational minister, who shall statedly preach in Dublin.
Boundaries. North by Nelson and Hancock, east by Peterborough, south by Jaffrey, and west by Marlborough and Roxbury. First Settlers. John Alexander, Henry Strongman, and Wm. Strong, in 1762.
First Ministers. Rev. Joseph Farrar, ordained in 1772; dismissed in 1776. Rev. Edward Sprague, ordained in 1777; died in 1817.
Productions of the Soil. Indian corn, 3,680 bushels; potatoes, 34,028 bushels; hay, 2,646 tons; wool, 6,294 lbs.; maple sugar, 17,779 pounds. Distances. Ten miles east by south from Keene, and fifty south-west from Concord.

Nathan bought land in Laclede County 40 acres in 1 Ju 1859
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Roxbury, New Hampshire
This town was incorporated in 1812 from parts of Nelson, Keene and Marlborough, and is the smallest township in Cheshire County. An excellent-quality granite quarried in Roxbury was used widely locally and throughout the Northeast, including New York's state capitol in Albany. Roxbury quarries were once among the most extensive in the state.

CHESHIRE COUNTY- lies on the easterly bank of Connecticut river, and is bounded by
the state of Massachusetts the S., Grafton county on the N., and Hillsborough county on
the E. It contains in land and water, 763,860 acres. Its number of townships is thirty-six,
and its inhabitants amount to 41, 042 of whom 7,478 are legal voters. It has 52 houses for
public worship, 2 academies, 109 grain mills, 155 saw-mills, 46 mills for dressing cloth, 9
oil-mills, 7 cotton and 5 woolen factories, 23 carding machines, 2 paper mills, 69 trading
stores and 15 distilleries. In 1813, this county contained 28 stud horses, 5, 771 horses of
5 years old, 498 of 4 years old, 5,169 oxen of full growth, 2,930 of 4 years old, 14,317
cows, 9,632 cattle of 3 years old, and 1,891 acres of orchard land.
The chief towns in Cheshire county are Charleston and Keene. The superior court
and the courts of common pleas sit in these towns alternately, and the probate court holds
three sessions in each of these towns every year. This county sends 35 representatives to
the state legislature, and there is a gaol in each of the shire towns.

ROXBURY, in Cheshire county, was incorporated in 1812, and is bounded N. by
Sullivan, E. by Nelson and Dublin, S. by Marlborough, and W. by Keene, comprising
about 6,000 acres. This town was incorporated subsequent to the last census and of
course its population has not been estimated. There is here a meeting house, a grain mill,
a sawmill, and a clothing mill.

DUBLIN - a township in Cheshire, incorporated in 1761, and now containing 1,184
inhabitants. It is bounded N. by Nelson and Hancock, S. by Jaffrey, E. by Peterborough,
and W. by Marlborough and a part of Roxbury, and contains 26,560 acres, 600 of which
are water. centre pond, a few rods S.W. of the meeting house is 300 rods in length and
160 in width. North pond is about 400 rods long and 140 wide. There are also several
smaller ponds in this place. A branch of the Ashuelot river and two branches of the
Contoocook have their rise in Dublin. The former falls into the Connecticut, and the latter
into the Merrimack. In the southerly part of this town is situated the grand Monadnock
mountain. Dublin has 6 corn mills, 8 sawmills, 1 mill for dressing cloth, 1 carding
machine, a distillery, and 11 school houses.
The first minister here was the Rev. Joseph Farrar, a Congregationalist, who was
ordained on the 10th of June, 1772, and dismissed in June, 1716. Rev. Edward Sprague,
the present minister, was settled over the same church in 1777. There is also a Baptist
church here, over which Elder Elijah Willard was ordained in 1794. Each of these
societies has a meeting house. Dublin is composed of two small villages beside many
scattered houses.

Topic: Former Names of Some Towns in Cheshire County, New Hampshire
Source: A Gazetteer of New Hampshire Containing Descriptions of all the Counties, Towns and
Districts in the State by John Hayward, John P. Jewett (publisher), Boston, 1849

Alstead, Newtown.
Chesterfield, Number 1.
Dublin, Monadnock, No. 2.
Fitzwilliam, Monadnock, No. 4.
Gilsum, Boyle.
Hinsdale, Fort Dummer.
Jaffrey, Monadnock, No. 3.
Keene, Upper Ashuelot.
Marlborough, Monadnock, No. 5.
Ringe, Rowley Canada.
Stoddard, Limerick.
Swanzey, Lower Ashuelot.
Walpole, Bellows Towm.

Town sizes
ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/nh/cheshire/cheshirecensus.txt

Nathan KNIGHT
Sex: M

Event(s):
Birth: 15 Jun 1813
Marlow, Cheshire, New Hampshire

Parents:

Relatives:
Alonzo KNIGHT

Title: History Of JaffreyPublication: published 1937Note: "History of Jaffrey", New Hampshire excepts sent by Clara Black, descendant of Nathan Knight, last known phone number 816-361-9492, Actively researching Knight family and Betsey Gibbs

also at least one Hardy family came to Laclede County with the Knight's

53. Elizabeth Hardy ^

Posted by: Scott Alan RewDate: January 19, 1999 at 22:10:33In Reply to: THOMAS HARDY Bradford Mass 1600's by Sonja P. Brownof 909 Sonja - I am 9th great grandson of Thomas Hardy, B. 1605 England, d. 1677 in Bradford, MA. I am descended from him through son William, father of Thomas (born 1695 in Bradford, possibly your Thomas), father of Phineas, father of Thomas (b. 1756 Hollis, NH), father of Moses, father of Elizabeth who married Nathan Haven Knight in Keene, NH in 1837. Most of my info comes from a great aunt who did extensive research and left me many of her notes. I also have copies of excerpts from the book "Hardy & Hardie: Past & Present" referred to by Terry Hardy in the followup post here.
Please e-mail me if you are interested in exchanging copies of group sheets or anything else. I'm new to genealogy and any info would be appreciated. Regards, Scott Rew

54. *Leven Stokes Caffey ^

Co A 73rd Regiment Missouri Militia Union. Enrolled 1 May 1864. Active service as corporal 7 Oct 1864 and discharged 12 Nov 1864.

Presbyterians and charter members of Salem Presbyterian Church

bought 80 acres in Union Township, Laclede Co, MO for $1.00 per acre. Later bought more land and farmed all his life. Also served as Justice of the Peace for a few years.

Interesting to note though...while Union veteran...he named a son after Jefferson Davis at early part of conflict

http://parsonstech.com/genealogy/trees/rdmorris/d72.htm
37. Leven Stokes CAFFEY was born on 4 Dec 1819 in NC. He died on 1 Feb 1885 in Laclede Co., MO. Occ. Road Overseer. Civil War, served in Co. A, 73rd Reg., Missouri Militia, Union Army. Buried in Salem Cemetary,
Laclede Co., MO. Source: James Willhite.: During Civil War, enrolled in Co. A, 73rd Regiment, Missouri Militia (Union Forces) at Lebanon,MO. on 1 May, 1864.. Leven and Celia Caffey were charter members of the old
Salem Presbyterian Church. They are buried in the secluded old Salem Cemetary grounds. Source: 'Laclede County History' vol 1

He was married to Celia PERRY on 24 Dec 1844 in Meigs Co., TN. Leven Stokes CAFFEY and Celia PERRY had the following children:
+80 i. Thomas CAFFEY.
+81 ii. Ruth CAFFEY.
82 iii. Sarah CAFFEY was born on 6 Mar 1849 in TN. She died on 5 Aug 1888. LDS IGI lists a Sarah Caffey married to John P. Smith 3 Aug 1865 in Laclede Co., MO., and a Sarah Caffey married to James Price 24 Sep
1868 in Laclede Co., MO.
+83 iv. Edward CAFFEY.
84 v. James CAFFEY was born on 30 Dec 1855 in Laclede Co., MO. He died on 6 Apr 1862.
+85 vi. Mary Ann CAFFEY.
86 vii. Allen N. (Newton). CAFFEY was born on 16 Jan 1860 in Laclede Co., MO. He died on 27 Jan 1931.
+87 viii. Jefferson Davis CAFFEY.
+88 ix. Leven La Fait\Lafayette (Fate) CAFFEY.
+89 x. Joseph William CAFFEY.
+90 xi. Tennessee CAFFEY.
91 xii. Lewis W. CAFFEY was born on 13 Mar 1869.

http://www.cei.net/~cnix/fam01240.htm

Husband: Leven Stokes Caffey
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Born: 4 DEC 1819 at: NC
Married: 24 DEC 1844 at: Meigs Co., TN
Died: 1 FEB 1885 at: Laclede Co., MO
Father:Thomas Caffey
Mother:Sarah Stokes
Other Spouses:
NOTES
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Wife: Celia Perry
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Born: 6 JAN 1829 at: TN
Died: 28 SEP 1883 at:
Father:
Mother:
Other Spouses:
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CHILDREN
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Name: Thomas Caffey
Born: 24 OCT 1845 at: Meigs Co., TN.
Married: at:
Died: 15 OCT 1875 at: Lacclede Co., MO.
Spouses: Ellen Charlotte McAdoo Caffey ?
NOTES
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Name: Ruth Caffey
Born: 19 JAN 1847 at: TN
Married: 29 MAR 1866 at: MO.
Died: 22 AUG 1919 at:
Spouses: Levi W. Knight
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Name: Sarah Caffey
Born: 6 MAR 1849 at: TN
Married: at:
Died: 5 AUG 1888 at:
Spouses:
NOTES
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Name: Tennessee Caffey
Born: 29 MAR 1850 at:
Married: 15 APR 1886 at: Laclede Co., MO.
Died: at:
Spouses: Spencer Moore
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Name: Edward Caffey
Born: 20 MAR 1853 at: Laclede Co., MO
Married: 10 JUL 1873 at: Laclede Co., MO.
Died: 27 OCT 1898 at:
Spouses: Ellen Charlotte McAdoo Caffey
NOTES
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Name: James Caffey
Born: 30 DEC 1855 at: Laclede Co., MO
Married: at:
Died: 6 APR 1862 at:
Spouses:
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Name: Mary Ann Caffey
Born: 9 MAY 1857 at: Laclede Co., MO
Married: 14 JUL 1878 at: Laclede Co., MO.
Died: 9 JAN 1936 at:
Spouses: Samuel K. Patton
NOTES
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Name: Allen N. . Caffey
Born: 16 JAN 1860 at: Laclede Co., MO
Married: at:
Died: 27 JAN 1931 at:
Spouses:
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Name: Jefferson Davis Caffey
Born: 20 OCT 1861 at: Laclede Co., MO
Married: at:
Died: 20 NOV 1918 at:
Spouses: Martha Adeline Steen
NOTES
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Name: Leven La FaitLafayette Caffey
Born: 15 MAR 1863 at: Laclede Co., MO
Married: 22 FEB 1885 at: Laclede Co., MO.
Died: 24 JUN 1943 at:
Spouses: Nancy Mcfarland
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Name: Joseph William Caffey
Born: 13 APR 1866 at: Laclede Co., MO
Married: 21 SEP 1893 at: Laclede Co., MO.
Died: 23 JUN 1948 at: Laclede Co., MO
Spouses: Alpha Bell Letterman
NOTES
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Name: Lewis W. Caffey
Born: 13 MAR 1869 at:
Married: at:
Died: at:
Spouses:

Found cemetery records in printed source:
Old Salem Cem, Laclede, MO
L. S. Caffey, b. 6 Dec 1819, d. 1 Feb 1885
Celia Caffey, b. 6 Jan 1829, d. 28 Sep 1883
Thomas son Martin Caffey, b. 24 Oct 1845, d. 15 oct 1875
Ellen McAdoo Caffey, b. 25 Dec 1851, d. 4 May 1927
Edward Caffey, b. 20 Mar 1852, d. 27 Oct 1898

55. Celia Perry ^

book to check
Perry: Lydia B. (Phinney) Brownson and Maclean W. McLean, "Ezra Perry of Sandwich, Mass.", The New England Historical and Genealogical Register 115-116 [1961-1962]

poss brother of Celia 1850 Meigs Co census
259 Allen PERRY 25 M " NC
Matilda 23 F " TN
Sarah 5 F " TN
Mary E 4 F " TN
Martha C 2 F " TN
James F 1 M " TN

Celia and Levin at 262
262 Leven CAFFY or COFFY 30 M " NC
Cialia 30 F " TN
Thomas 4 M " TN
Ruth 3 F " TN
Sarah 1 F " TN

another brother? and mother?
265 Noah PERRY 22 M " TN
Jane 18 F " TN
Susannah 1 F " TN
Ruth PERRY 66 F " NC

56. *Lawson James Scrivener ^

Lawson was born near Columbia, MO and moved to Cole Co, with his father and 14 family members in 1833. Family resided there for 4 years nd then moved to Dallas Co, MO 25 Dec 1837. Lawson traveled extensively for many years on wagon trains, clipper ships, steamboats, foot trails, to places far and wide. From CA to Panama Canal. Upon returning to MO, he married Rebecca Melton near Jefferson City MO on or about 26 Mar 1853. He lived his remaining years in Dallas Co, MO teaching, preaching, and writing for the Buffalo Reflex. His pen name was Jasper.

Dallas County Home Guard

Lawson bought land 28 Sep 1893 80 acres
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14 Mar 1894 40 acres
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Proffesed religion in Lawrence County at the age of 23 yoa and joined Fellowship Church at Spring River (Buffalo Reflex 28 Feb 1895)

57. Rebecca Melton ^

another source puts birth in 1827

58. *Daniel Adams ^

Buffalo Reflex BR 29, Jan 1891
Dan Adams, another old soldier, was laid in the Kirk cemetery the 9th inst. He leaves a wife, 9 children Little Niangua (we only have 6 at this time)

there is a Daniel Adams Co A, C 6th MO Cav USA, and 1 showing in Co E Greene Co Home Guard

strongly believe dates on stone are incorrect. Does not match either census or newspaper article
Check Grundy County, TN

Daniel had children Isaphina, John, and William (Wiley) that we know of from family history

1870 Dallas Co cenus Grant Townhip
#84
Daniel Adams 33 m w farmer 1600/600 TN (shows as David but Daniel)
Mary J 34 f housewife TN
Isephina 7 f MO
James L 7 m
William Y 4 m
Comadore 5/12 m

1880 Miller Township
#3
Daniel Adams m 42 farmer TN f=TN m=NC
Mary f 43 house TN
Isepheny f 17 daughter MO
James m 15 son school
William m 11 son school
Comadore m 10 son school
John m 5
Myrta f 3
Vada f 1 grandaughter

LDS has a possible match for a Luke Admas and Margaret Rankin.
LDS has no marital possibilites with Jones in MO or TN...except this
Daniel ADAMS
Sex: M
Marriage(s):
Spouse: Mary WHITE
Marriage: 27 Sep 1853
Jackson, Missouri

DANIEL & MARY (JONES) ADAMS

Posted by SUSAN LAYMON on Sun, 16 Jan 2000, in response to Daniel Adams and Mary Jones, posted by David Long on Sat, 18 Dec 1999

Surname: ADAMS

MY GGRANDPARENTS WERE DANIEL AND MARY (JONES) ADAMS. MY GRANDFATHER WAS JAMES WILER ADAMS. FROM INFORMATION I HAVE FROM FAMILY RECORDS DANIEL AND MARY HAD SIX CHILDREN. 1.SOPHENIA WHO MARRIED M.B. SCREIVNER AND HAD 13 CHILDREN.
2.WILLIAM (TOMMY) THOMAS M. MARY VANDIVER HAD 7 CHILDREN.
3.JAMES (WILEY) WILER MARRIED MARY JANE MEEKER HAD 4 CHILDREN.
MARY MEEKER (MY GRANDMOTHER) DIED AROUND 1902-3 OF TB.
JAMES 2ND MARRIAGE TO RENEE PEARCIE 7+ CHILDREN.
4. CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS (BUDDY) MARRIED MARGARET WILLIAMS HAD 6 CHILDREN.
5. JOHN FRANKLIN MARRIED SARAH SCREIVNER HAD 4 CHILDREN.
6. MERTIE MARRIED WILL LOONEY -DIED AT CHILDBIRTH OF PREMATURE MALE TRIPLETS WHO ALSO DIED.
MY MOTHER LORRAINE ADAMS WAS BORN TO JAMES AND MARY IN LEADMINE , MO. IN 1899. THE YOUNGEST CHILD OF JAMES AND RENEE, FERN ADAMS RENKE, STILL LIVES IN COLORADO.
DANIELS FATHER WAS ELIJAH ADAMS. HE WAS SUPPOSED TO HAVE COME TO MO. FROM TENN. IN 1852. FAMILY HISTORY SAYS HE SETTLED 31/2 MI. EAST AND 7 MILES NORTH OF BUFFALO. PROBABLY NOW RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE OF TOWN, HUH? WOULD WELCOME ANY CONTACT! I HAVE A PICTURE OF DANIEL AND MARY. SORRY I DO NOT HAVE MORE ABOUT THEIR BACKGROUND.E-MAIL ME AT NVSUSY@BIGFOOT.COM.

Most of the Adms appearing in census'
Hi-
My maiden name is Margo Fletcher, my father was George Edward Fletcher, b. 1913 in Lebanon (Laclede) Mo., died 1953 in Chicago, Il. His parents (my grandparents) were Jay Isaac Fletcher and Belle Adams. She was born in 1875 in Plad, Mo., died 1968 in San Jose, Ca. Her parents (my great-grandparents) were Thomas Benton "Bud" Adams, b. 1842 Grundy Co. Tn., d. 1922 Buffalo (Dallas Co.) Mo. He married Nancy Delilah Judd in 1866, they had 8 children: William Riley Adams, 1867-1949, Mary Ellen "Sis" Adams, 1868-1936, Phoebe Caroline "Carrie" Adams 1871-1929, Belle Adams 1875-1968, Nora Cordelia Adams 1877-1960, Dona Alice Adams 1881-1969, Anna Lee Adams 1884-1932 and John Madison "Matt" Adams 1889-1972. Thomas' parents (my great-great-grandparents) were Lazarus Elisha Adams, b. 1808 Grundy Co. Tn., died abt. 1863 in Lebanon, Laclede Co. Mo. He married Ellender Sheppard abt. 1827, they had 11 children: William Riley Adams 1828-1855, I.A. (or F.A.) Adams, 1833-?, F.C. (or T.C.) Adams, 1835-?, David Adams 1836-?, James Frank Adams, 1839-1889, Thomas "Bud" Adams, 1842-1922, Smith Wesley Adams 1844-1921, Philadelphia "Delfy" Adams 1848-?, P. Adams 1850-?, and John A. Adams, 1853-1917. I don't have much information on Lazarus, he is somewhat of a mystery, he was executed in the Civil War and nobody in my family seems to want to speak about him. I know this is a long shot, but when I saw both Fletcher and Adams surnames in one query, I wondered if we're from the same lines. Please let me hear from you.

+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Kathy
Tyler, TX
Look-up Volunteer
Camden, Dallas, Laclede, Miller & Pulaski Co's., Missouri

1870 Federal Census
Dallas Co., Missouri
Grant Township

64-64
Adams, Landy...age 30...b. TN
...Delila...age 28...b. MO
...Hulda...age 3...b. MO
...Mary E...(Aug)age 11/12...b. MO

65-65
Adams, Wilson...age 20...b. KY
...Melinda...age 18..b. MO

84-84
Adams, David...age 33...b. TN (this is Daniel)
...Mary J...age 34...b. TN
...Josephine...age 9...b. MO
...James D...age 7...b. MO
...William F...age 4...b. MO
...Commodore C...(Dec) age 5/12...b. MO

*****
1880 Federal Census
Dallas Co., Missouri
Miller Township

3-3
Adams, Daniel...age 42...Farmer...TN...TN...NC
...Mary...age 43...wife...keepinghouse...TN...--...--
...Daphney...age 17...dau...MO...TN...TN
...James...age 15...son...MO...TN...TN
...William...age 11...son...MO...TN...TN
...Commodore...age 10...son...MO...TN...TN
...John...age 5...son...MO...TN...TN
...Myrta...age 3...dau...MO...TN...TN
...Vada...age 1...g-dau...MO...MO...MO

115-116
Adams, Smith...age 35...laborer...TN...MO...NC
...Lizy...age 33...wife...keepinghouse...TN...TN...NC
...Catherine...age 13...dau...MO...TN...TN
...Mary...age 11...dau...MO...TN...Tn
...Elizabeth...age 8...dau...MO...Tn...TN
...James...age 7...son...MO...TN...TN
...Silvester...age 4...son...MO...TN...TN
...Ellen...age (Apr) 1/12...dau...MO...TN...TN

Grant Township
(this is probably the same as Landy in the 1870 census???)
85-85
Adams...Lamay...age 40...Farmer...TN...TN...TN
...Delila...age 38...wife...keepinghouse...MO...TN...MO
...Mary G...age 10...dau...MO...TN...MO
...Viola..age 8...dau...MO...TN...MO
...Essie...age 5...dau...Mo...TN...MO
...Esther...age 1...dau...MO...TN...MO
Coleman, N...age 18...works on farm...MO...MO...MO

there are 2 land transactions showing for a Daniel Adams and is very close to Scrivener
15 Jun 1866 40 acres
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59. Mary J Jones ^

LDS has a Mary Frances Jones marrying John Adams in abt 1866 in Windyville, Dallas, Missouri. Another source puts this at Mar 1860 Dallas County. And a third has it John Adams 12 Mar 1857 Scotland, MO

2 sources give this
James ADAMS
Sex: M
Event(s):
Birth: 17 Aug 1867
Dallas, Missouri
Parents:
Father: John ADAMS
Mother: Mary Frances JONES

1 source
William Riley ADAMS
Sex: M
Event(s):
Birth: 24 Mar 1867
Plad, Dallas, Missouri
Parents:
Father: Thomas Benton ADAMS
Mother: Nancy Delilah JUDD

60. Alva (Alvah) Murphy

David,
Appreciate your condolances. Most important is that these young men have been raised in a
Christian environment. Faith in God has been the cornerstone in our lives.
Our address is: Ralph and Patricia Needler
4898 E 250 N
Hartford City, IN 47348-9241

God bless, Patty

an Alva Murphy served with the 187th then 193rd Ohio Infantry Co D

Searching for info on Civil War veteran Alva Murphy, believed born in Darke County, OH, lived and enlisted in Mercer County, OH, died and buried in Jay County, IN, possibly in what was called or is still called Masons or Masonic Cemetery, aka, Maple Hill Cemetery. Need burial record, obit, info. Date of death, etc.

According to 1990 IN census this couple had 12 children/ 9 living - only 3 left at home - Leotta Pearl, Elmer, Frances

To David, This is what little I got, like I said it not my line. Slsa Murphy b.nov.1836 in Ohio ,father. Ann M. b.feb.1843 in Ohio,mother Children 12 - 9 lived, I have just 3. Leotta Pearl b.may,1881-Elmer b.nov.1877-Francis L. bJune,1883. Ohio Ohio Indiana This was in a 1900 cencus in Indiana,sorry havn't got more, but it give you someplace to start.

From: "Robert Kreischer" Add to Address Book
To: paskenell@yahoo.com
Subject: Harry & Pearl Beymer
Date: Fri, 8 Aug 2003 15:21:09 -0500
Hello David,
I am not a direct relative of yours,but was looking for mine.
But here is little information I got more. Harry M.Beymer 1876-
1959, Pearlie Leotta Murphy Beymer 1880-1957. 3 children,
Sealy 1907-1907,Ruby E.1908-1994-marr.Earl A..Rogers,
Alice M. 1912-1988-marr.Henry W. Needler. All burid near
Pennvile,Jay Co.Indiana.

By 1860 family in Mercer Co,OH- by 1870 to Jay Co, IN

Research indicates that Alvah MURPHY was born in Darke County, Ohio, about 1840 to ? and Nancy ? MURPHY. From census records Alvah's siblings were probably John, Sarah, & David.It is believed that his mother, Nancy, married John FISHER, the son of John and Ruth MATHERS FISHER of Butler Co., OH, in Darke Co., OH, in1849.By 1860 Nancy, Alvah and his new wife Anne PHILLIPS were in Mercer Co., OH. According to Mercer County records, Alvah and Anne were married on 4 Nov 1858. Alvah & Anne remained in Mercer County until sometime in 1870 when I am told they moved to Jay County. I have no further information on Nancy MURPHY FISHER.I would like to learn more about this family, especially information about Alvah's mother Nancy. Who was her first husband? He may have been the son of Benjamin MURPHY (1781-1852) of Darke Co. What was her maiden name?I would appreciate any help and would be willing to share my research. Thanks. Dianne

62. *Reuben Smith ^

Co B 2nd Kansas Cavalry

1880 Dallas Co census
85-86
Reuben Smith 37 farmer PA - -
Mary 36 wife TN KY KY
Ann 16 dau KS PA TN
Jane 13 dau
Emeline 12 dau
John 10 son
Retta 8 dau
Arminta 3 dau MO PA TN
Susan 3/13 Feb dau

1870 Linn Co census pg 97 Price Township
264/242
Rhueben Smith 27 m farmer PA
Mary 28 f keeping house TN
Mary A 7 f KS
Jane 4 f KS
Frances 2 f KS
John 3/12 m KS

This is kind of spooky. No, the client is not online. His name is Daniel D. Perkins. His address is 116 East Hillcrest, Seward, NE 68434. Almeda Kirk, daughter of Cynthia Jane Smith and Andrew Brownlow Kirk, was Daniel's grandmother. I did not do any research outside Missouri. Notes that Daniel sent indicate Reuben's parents were an Anthony and Mary Smith.

Sent lookup request for 1850 Wyoming and Luzerne Co 1850 census 4/27/00 - nothing/dont remember getting an answer

Reuben homesteaded 129 acres in Dallas Co 21 Apr 1900
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Reuben M. SMITH
Sex: M
Event(s):
Birth: 1840
Of Pike, Lamont, Wyoming, New York

GAR records show the only Reuben Smith in MO in "their" records is listed as dieing in Barton Co, MO - local camp was Liberal, MO
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