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Kiser Family Genealogy Kiser Family Genealogy Descendants of Daniel Kiser [#A] & Mary Ann Koiner Generations 1-5 Mark B. Arslan 407 Highlands Lake Drive Cary, NC 27511-9167 [email protected] Kiser Web Site: http://arslanmb.org/kiser/kiser.html 9 December 2004 A. Daniel KEISER (male) B. 3 Sep 1782 @ (Cumru Twp., Berks Co.)?, Pennsylvania [3128, 3137, 4922, 14633, 16194] D. 30 Aug 1842 @ (Augusta Co., Virginia)? [3128, 5310] M. /1/ 26 Apr 1804 @ Augusta Co., Virginia to [2802, 2803, 4922] Mary Ann KOINER (daughter of George Adam KOINER & Barbara SMITH) [2802, 4922] b. 15 Mar 1783 @ Virginia [5310] d. after 1850 @ (Augusta Co., Virginia)? A1. Sarah KEISER (female) B. 17 Mar 1805 @ (Rockingham Co.)?, Virginia [4170, 4922, 3453, 5311] D. 28 Feb 1868 @ Augusta Co., Virginia [4257, 3453] cause: consumption M. /1/ to [3453, 4170, 4922, 5311] James J. CULLEN (son of John CULLEN & ----- -----) [4922] b. 1796-1798 @ Virginia [4170, 4257, 5311] A11. Sarah Jane CULLEN (female) B. Feb 1833 @ (Augusta Co.)?, Virginia [5311, 5445, 16195, 16196, 16198] D. 2 Oct 1909 @ M. /1/ 4 Feb 1856 @ Virginia? to [16195, 16196, 16198] James Francis STRICKLER (son of John STRICKLER & Nancy COFFMAN) b. 10 Apr 1833 @ (Page Co.)?, Virginia [16195, 16196, 16198] d. 31 May 1891 @ (Page Co., Virginia)? [5445] A111. James William STRICKLER (male) B. 25 Nov 1856 @ (Augusta Co.)?, Virginia [5416, 16195, 16196] D. 29 Nov 1916 @ (Middlebrook, Augusta Co., Virginia)? [16201] M. /1/ 27 Nov 1884 @ (Madison Co., Virginia)? to [5416] Mary Chloe COLE (daughter of Josiah B. COLE & Sarah -----) b. 1859-1860 @ Virginia [5416, 16201] A1111. Edgar Lawrence STRICKLER (male) B. 3 Aug 1887 @ D. 2 Dec 1887 @ [5416] A1112. Luther Warren STRICKLER (male) B. 24 Oct 1894 @ Virginia [5416, 16201] M. /1/ to ----- ----- A1113. Mabel Freelove STRICKLER (female) B. 4 Aug 1898 @ Virginia [5416, 16201] A112. Laura Belle STRICKLER (female) B. 15 Oct 1858 @ (Madison Co.)?, Virginia [5445, 5454, 16195, 16196, 16198, 16202] M. /1/ 25 Oct 1881 @ (Madison Co., Virginia)? to [5445, 5454, 16202] Robert A. GRAVES (son of James M. GRAVES & Almira A. WILHOIT) [5445] b. Apr 1857 @ Virginia [5445, 5454, 16202] 1 A1121. Robert Strickler GRAVES (male) B. 19 Aug 1882 @ (Madison Co.)?, Virginia [5445, 5454] A1122. James Irvin GRAVES (male) B. 13 Apr 1884 @ (Madison Co.)?, Virginia [5445, 5454, 16202] A1123. Mosen GRAVES (male) B. 21 Jul 1886 @ (Madison Co., Virginia)? D. Oct 1886 @ (Madison Co., Virginia)? [5445, 5454] A1124. Lester Eugene GRAVES (male) B. 9 Feb 1888 @ (Madison Co.)?, Virginia [5445, 5454, 13771] M. /1/ before 1920 @ (Madison Co., Virginia)? to [13771] Sarah EARLY b. ca. 1893 @ Virginia [13771] A1125. Turner Ashby GRAVES (male) B. 27 Apr 1890 @ (Madison Co.)?, Virginia A1126. Sarah Almira GRAVES (female) B. 19 Aug 1893 @ (Madison Co.)?, Virginia [5445, 5454] A1127. Francis Madison GRAVES (male) B. 11 Nov 1895 @ (Madison Co.)?, Virginia [5445, 5454, 16202] A1128. Elvin GRAVES (male) B. 17 Dec 1901 @ (Madison Co.)?, Virginia [5454, 16202] A1129. Elizabeth GRAVES (female) B. 12 May 1904 @ (Madison Co.)?, Virginia [5454, 16202] A113. Charles Luther STRICKLER (male) B. 18 Jan 1861 @ (Madison Co.)?, Virginia [5445, 5452, 16196, 16198, 16203] M. /1/ 17 Jan 1894 @ (Madison Co., Virginia)? to [5445, 5452, 16203] Maude HENSHAW (daughter of Edwin HENSHAW & Venetia|Margaret BOHANNON) [5452] b. Feb 1875 @ Virginia [5445, 5452, 16203] A1131. Florence R. STRICKLER (female) B. 5 Aug 1895 @ (Madison Co.)?, Virginia [5445, 5452, 16203] A1132. Grace D. STRICKLER (female) B. 16 Jul 1898 @ (Madison Co.)?, Virginia [5445, 5452, 16203] A1133. James E. STRICKLER (male) B. 17 Nov 1901 @ (Madison Co.)?, Virginia [5452, 16203] A1134. Roy M. STRICKLER (male) B. 30 Oct 1905 @ (Madison Co.)?, Virginia [5452, 16203] A114. Ada Lee STRICKLER (female) B. 18 Apr 1864 @ (Madison Co.)?, Virginia [16196, 16198] 2 M. /1/ 24 Apr 1894 @ to John H. MALONE (son of R. D. MALONE & Sarah E. TEEL) A1141. Sarah Lee MALONE (female) B. 6 Dec 1895 @ M. /1/ 13 Jul 1913 @ to John C. HARDY A1142. Mildred Anna MALONE (female) B. 5 Feb 1898 @ A1143. Virginia MALONE (female) B. 15 Sep 1899 @ A1144. Hazel W. MALONE (female) B. 21 Mar 1902 @ D. 24 Sep 1905 @ A115. Annie Olive STRICKLER (female) B. Jan 1875 @ (Madison Co.)?, Virginia [5445, 16198, 16199] D. 1915-1920 @ (Culpeper Co., Virginia)? [16204] M. /1/ 11 Oct 1899 @ (Madison Co., Virginia)? to [5445, 16199] Philip C. LINDSAY (son of Newton LINDSAY & Cordelia CRIGLER) b. May 1875 @ Virginia [5445, 16199, 16204] A1151. Kathline LINDSAY (female) B. 2 Jul 1900 @ (Madison Co., Virginia)? D. 8 Jan 1901 @ (Madison Co., Virginia)? [16199] A1152. Philip Carrol LINDSAY (male) B. 11 May 1903 @ (Madison Co., Virginia)? D. 5 Aug 1904 @ (Madison Co., Virginia)? [16199] A1153. Sarah Cordelia LINDSAY (female) B. 16 Jun 1905 @ (Culpeper Co.)?, Virginia [16199, 16204] A1154. Mary Elizabeth LINDSAY (female) B. 24 Jan 1909 @ (Culpeper Co.)?, Virginia [16199, 16204] A1155. James Newton LINDSAY (male) B. 4 Aug 1911 @ (Culpeper Co.)?, Virginia [16204] A1156. Laura Belle LINDSAY (female) B. 17 Jan 1913 @ (Culpeper Co.)?, Virginia [16204] A1157. Stewart Wilson LINDSAY (male) B. 17 Aug 1915 @ (Culpeper Co.)?, Virginia [16204] A12. James CULLEN (male) B. 1835-1836 @ (Augusta Co.)?, Virginia [5311] 3 A13. Elizabeth Margaret CULLEN (female) B. 1838-1839 @ (Rockingham Co.)?, Virginia [4170, 5311, 5527, 5528] M. /1/ 23 Nov 1860 @ (Rockingham Co., Virginia)? to [5527, 5528] Jacob Wynant KISER (#296) (son of George KISER & Christina WYNANT) b. 22 May 1835 @ (Rockingham Co.)?, Virginia d. (15 Nov 1901)|(10 Nov 1910) @ (Miami Co., Kansas)? A14. Daniel Cornelius CULLEN (male) B. 1846-1848 @ (Rockingham Co.)?, Virginia [4170, 4257, 5311, 16197] M. /1/ ca. 1869 @ (Augusta Co., Virginia)? to [4257, 16197] Lydia Jennie Pearson WYNANT b. 1847-1848 @ Virginia [4257, 16197] A141. Anna L. CULLEN (female) B. 1870-1871 @ (Augusta Co.)?, Virginia [16197, 16200, 16205] (Never married) A142. James H. CULLEN (male) B. 1872-1873 @ (Augusta Co.)?, Virginia [16197] D. at about age 30 years @ (Never married) A143. Margaret L. CULLEN (female) B. 1874-1875 @ (Augusta Co.)?, Virginia [16197] D. ca. 1936 @ M. /1/ to Harvey WISE A1431. Harvey WISE (male) A144. Frances CULLEN (female) B. 21 Feb 1879 @ (Fauquier Co.)?, Virginia [16197, 16200, 16205] D. 30 May 1928 @ (Davison Co., South Dakota)? M. /1/ 11 Aug 1920 @ (Davison Co., South Dakota)? to Samuel Howard SELLERS (son of Jerome Howard Brown SELLERS & Margaret R. BELL) b. 17 Feb 1865 @ (Augusta Co., Virginia)? d. 2 Aug 1940 @ Davison Co., South Dakota (Issue: no children) A145. Sallie CULLEN (female) B. 1881-1882 @ (Fauquier Co.)?, Virginia [16200] (Never married) A146. Wilhelmina CULLEN (female) M. /1/ to Frank GARBER A147. Gussie CULLEN (female) B. 1886-1887 @ (Fauquier Co.)?, Virginia [16200] (Never married) 4 A148. D. Clifton CULLEN (male) B. 1891-1892 @ (Fauquier Co.)?, Virginia [16200, 16205] M. /1/ to Mary ----- A2. George Koiner KEISER (male) B. 4 May 1806 @ Virginia [3127, 3137, 4052, 4256, 4922, 6109, 5312, 5346] D. 15 Mar 1892 @ Augusta Co., Virginia [4922, 6109] M. /1/ ca. 1830 @ (Augusta Co., Virginia)? to [3137, 4052, 4256, 4922, 5312, 5346] Mary Ann KUGLER b. 1810-1812 @ Virginia [4052, 4256, 5312, 5346] A21. John Koiner KEISER (male) B. 2 Oct 1830 @ (Augusta Co.)?, Virginia [5312, 5321, 5353, 5386] D. 7 Mar 1907 @ (near Staunton, Augusta Co., Virginia)? M. /1/ 1870-1880 @ (Augusta Co., Virginia)? to [4922] Mary Jane THOMAS d. 1870-1880 @ (Augusta Co., Virginia)? [5353] (Issue: no children) M. /2/ 1881-1882 @ (Augusta Co., Virginia)? to [4922, 5386] Patty C. MOORE b. Jun 1842 @ Virginia [5386] (Issue: no children) A22. Martha Cornelia KEISER (female) B. 1838-1839 @ (Augusta Co.)?, Virginia [4052, 4256, 5312, 5346] D. 24|28 Aug 1903 @ (Augusta Co., Virginia)? (Never married) A23. William Aughe KEISER (male) B. 26 Jan 1841 @ (Augusta Co.)?, Virginia [4052, 4256, 5312, 16206] D. 17 Jun 1901 @ (Union City, Obion Co., Tennessee)? [16207] M. /1/ 20 Aug 1868 @ (Augusta Co., Virginia)? to [4256, 4922, 16206] Frances Ada SHUMAKER b. 1849-1850 @ Virginia [4256, 16206, 16207] A231. Lelia V. KEISER (female) B. 11 Jun 1869 @ (Augusta Co.)?, Virginia [4256, 16206, 16208, 16214] D. 7 Dec 1935 @ (Poplar Bluff, Butler Co., Missouri)? M. /1/ 20 Oct 1893 @ Tennessee? to [16208, 16214] James Walter ARNN b. 1868-1869 @ Tennessee [16208, 16214] A2311. Louise Evelyn ARNN (female) D. young @ A2312. Charles C. ARNN (male) B. 1 Apr 1897 @ Tennessee [16208, 16214] M. /1/ to ----- ----- A2313. Walter ARNN (male) D. young @ 5 A2314. Fred D. ARNN (male) B. 1904 @ Illinois [16208, 16214] M. /1/ to ----- ----- A232. Charles Edward KEISER (male) B. 19 Feb 1871 @ Rockingham Co., Virginia [7703, 16206, 16213] D. 6 Feb 1935 @ (Union City, Obion Co., Tennessee)? M. /1/ before 1920 @ (Obion Co., Tennessee)? to [16213] Dem BRANSFORD (daughter of ----- BRANSFORD & M. E. -----) [16213] b. ca. 1875 @ Tennessee [16213] A2321. Charles Edward KEISER (male) B. 3 Jun 1912 @ (Obion Co.)?, Tennessee [16213] M. /1/ to Myra ROPER A2322. William Bransford KEISER (male) B. 1914 @ (Obion Co.)?, Tennessee [16213] M. /1/ to Rose ----- A233. Minnie Ella KEISER (female) B. 18 Mar 1873 @ (Augusta Co.)?, Virginia [16206, 16209, 16210, 16215] D. 13 Jun 1960 @ (Harlingen, Cameron Co., Texas)? M. /1/ 7 Jul 1896 @ (Union City, Obion Co., Tennessee)? to [16209, 16210, 16215] Nathan POWELL (son of ----- POWELL & Emily L. -----) [16215] b. Aug 1869 @ Texas [16209, 16210, 16215] A2331. Florence Lee POWELL (female) B. 10 May 1897 @ (Wichita Falls, Wichita Co.)?, Texas [16209, 16210, 16215] A2332. Isabel Frances POWELL (female) B. 12 Aug 1899 @ (Bastrop, Bastrop Co.)?, Texas [16209, 16210, 16215] M. /1/ (Feb 1946)?? @ (San Antonio, Bexar Co., Texas)? to Calvin N. JOYNER A2333. Julia Alice POWELL (female) B. 11 Dec 1901 @ (Georgetown, Williamson Co.)?, Texas [16209, 16215] D. 1983 @ (Lancaster, Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania)? M. /1/ to William B. ARNOLD A2334. Louise Elizabeth POWELL (female) B. 30 Jan 1908 @ Texas [16209, 16215] D.
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