Daniel McMillan History and Geneology
by Lura J. Lant, et al
[Illinois?]
1940
DANIEL McMILLAN HISTORY AND GENEOLOGY -w-
THE l\icMILLAN FA1\1ILY ASSOCIATION 1939-1940
President-Charley McMillan Secretary-Bess l'Icl\Iillan Cabeen Historian-Jessie Gaddis
Committee on Geneology : Ed McMillan Emma Marshall Jim l\fcDill -,vith the help of otl1ers.
Committee on History: Jessie M. Gaddis Bess McMillan Cabeen Lora Pearce
Motto :-"Miseris Surcurrers Dasco."
Badge :-Cuileann----.➔Holly. Coat of Arms, shnilar to the Burhanans :-A Rampant Lion with three stars across the top of the shield. (Buchanan shield surrounded by seventeen stars). "A lion rampant sable as a descendant of the Buchanans, and on a chief party per bar, gules and azu1·e, three mullets argent." E,·ery Day Taran :-Yellow background with fiye graduated lines, two broad lines with a fine line between. All lines of red and crossed with a similar pattern making the plaid. Dress Plaid :-Similar to Buchanan. Hunting Plaid-Darker than Buchanan.
N.B.-lf an.y descendants of Daniel McJlillan I are omitted it is not intentional. Please notify th,e Associati-0n, care Oliarles McMillan, of Stronghurst, Ill.
1ll anuscript of tkis book assembled by Lura J. Lant. Olotk binding was provided by her as a Memorial to her fatker, Alem ander Marshall II, Grandson of Alemander Marshall I.
Birthplace of Daniel McMillan, at Rasbarkin, County Antrim, Ireland. Photo by Rev. Clarence Yo1,ngt Grea.t Great Nepllew of Daniel Mc-Millan..
Picture used throu9h courtesy of Hugh McMillan Family History.
THE McMILLAN CLA15' The origin of the clan is conflicting, as there were three branches: MacMillan I of Argyle, MacMillan· II of Braidalbam, MacMillan III of Locaber, of County Inverness. It is believed that the ancestor of the MacMillans was a brother of the Chief of the Buchanans, who flourished under Alexander II from 1214 to 1249. The original name, "Methlan," became the Gaelic "Gille Vaolain," or baldheaded, because of their clerical hair cut. Cadets of the clan of Buchanan lived at Loch Tay Perthshire. Lawlers on the north side were driven out under David II (1329-1369) by Chahnerses or Camerii. MacMillan had ten sons, some went to Braidalba)Jl and were the ancestors of the Ardournag and others. Those who went to Argyle settled in the southern part, under the. chief MacMillan of Knap, on property obtained from the Lord of the Isles. The charter is graven on the top of a rock at the boundary, was in Gaelic. Here they ro.se to considerable importance. The burial ground-Chapel ·of Kilmorie was built by them. There is a cross twelve feet. high, covered by beautifully executed foilage and ornaments amid which is represented a spirited deer hunt. On one side in rude Saxon is engraved: ';Haec est Crux, Alexander MacMillan." One branch of the MacMillans at Loch Arkaig in Lochaber were loyal followers of Lochiel. Tradition says they were removed by Malehorn IV (1153-1165). and placed on Crown Lands at Loch Tay, Perthshire. The estate of the Lawlers belonged to them. They were driven from Lawlers in the 14th Century. Some went to Knapdale on the Argyllshil'e coast while others went to Galloway. 1 The Knapdale branch attained considerable power· and influence. Chief M.ac :Millan of Knap was a person of acknowledged importance in the district. In time the Knap fmnily became extinct and Chief ·MacMillan· of Dunsmore became the head. · He lived on an estate on the south side of Loch Taberet. One, na1ned Marallachmor, who is called "the Stranger," established himself at Knapdale and became obnoxious by his pride and harshness, particularly to the son of the Great MacMillan, who resided at Kilchamag, and having slain this 111an, was obliged (with his six associates) to leave the country. He retired to Lochaber, where Lochiel took them under his protection and granted them some lands beside Lochar caig. They were connected here with the Clan Chattan. One of the Ghille Mhaoil subsequently returned to Argyle and took up his resi dence at Badokennan, by the head of Loch Fyne, and was father of the McMillans of Glenn Shera, Glenshera and others. . On the extinction of the fa1uily of Knap, MacMillan of Dunmore, on the south side of Lake Tabert, became chief. When this house becan1e extinct, the Campbells claimed the land but were opposed by the MacNiels. It was settled by the Camp~ll Clan purchasing the laud ( 1775), Sir A-rchibald Campbell of Inverniel. In the late 17th Century there arose a great quarrel between MacGhillo'onies (of Camerons) when in a collision with a body of twelve men, one Gille Mhaoile was killed and they made off to the hills to avoid the consequences and wait until the wrath of the Gille Mhaoile had· subsided. Mac Mhaoile loudly demanded permission fron1 Lochiel to 1narch against the fugitives and if prevented would wreak vengence on the whole tribe. Pennission was granted and all but twelve were killed or imprisoned without the loss of a life .of a Mac Mhaoile, although some seventy were wounded. Another tradition is that Mac Millan of Knap-Gille Easpnig ban happened to kill some person of consequence in a chaud melee at a fair, fro1n which he fled, pu1·sued. Breathless he reached the Earl of Argyle's castle, rushed in, made his way to the kitchen where the cook was baking. He put on the cook's clothes and began to knead barley bannocks. He eluded. his pursuers, made "assythment" for the slaughter· and lived in peace afterward. His 1)0sterity, because .of this e,·ent, were called Mac Bhacstear (son of a baker). The patriarch lived at Glendaruel in the district of Cowal. • N.B.-Ohief of the Olan of 11lac Jlillan is Niel ]lac JI-Ulan, Esq. The Mac JIUlans of Galloway are a. well knou:n branch of the fa.m,Uy. In some parts of Argyllshire the Jfac Millan:~ are known as "Na BeHch" (the Bells). This is a clan of tile Mac Mi-llan Society in Glasgow. The Mac .Jlillans were depcn..dcnts on the Olan of Cameron (Crooked Noses). Ref. Scottish Clans and their Tarans. Costumes of Olans in Scotland,. Family Na mes an.d Stories. AN ACCOUNT OF DANIEL McMILLAN 1752 Da'flliel McMilla11i, born at Rattharkitn, Ireland.' 1768·69 Daniel McMUlan came to America. 1772 First record in South Carolina. 1714 Granted 15 acres in Cravens District on Granies Quarter Creek, north of the Wateree River. 1775 · Granted 85 acres in Crave·ns District on Granies Quarter Creek, north of the Wateree River. 1776 A resident of Camden District (later Kershaw DiJttrict). EnUsts in the· Amer ican Army-serves until, 1782. 1780-81 Marries Jean(ne) Thompson, born at Chester, 8. C. 1787 Bought 275 acres in District 96 on Cedar Creek. a branch of the Tygar River. 1790 Census of 1790 :-Daniel McMUlan, Fairfield Dist., Camden-1 male over 16 years, 1 male ·u-nder 16 years, 3 females, 0 otl,,er people. 1796 Bought 140 acres betwe~n the waters of Beaver Creek. 1797 Hu.gh McMillan, brother, · to U. 8. A., Camden., Kershaw District. (after) Elder, Hu.g11, McMillan to farm near Chester anrd). 1819* Daniel McMillan n1akes a Report on the David McMillan Estate. 1828 Daniel McMillan sold 2 acres on the east side of Beaver Creek, on· the road to Camden. 1835 (or before) Da-'lliel McMillan, went to lllinof8 teith his son, James, 'Via. Mor gan County; Ill., to lVarren (n.ow Henderson,} ao!, Ill. •N.B.-Danf.el McMillan haKentucky. We purchased venison different times in the mountains. we· · got potatoes and other provisions· at the farn1 houses and villages all the way through and a good supply of han1s in Kentucky. That was the last meat I remember being bought, but friends in Randolph County, Illinois, gave us a good supply of provisions there. We parted company with the only relatives left in South Carolina, Molly Mar shall, Maria Marshall and Robert ,v. Ma1·shall, at the village of Cockerel, about three or four miles fr01n where we started. Molly Marshall was an aunt and Maria and Robert W. cousins of the writer. We started north and went the first day perhaps ten or twelve n1iles and camped for the night, then next day went on north through Chester and York villages: The usual day's travel was about twenty-five miles. We did not travel on the Sabbath. Leaving Spartanburg, S. C., on our left, we passed through Ashville, North Carolina. and Knoxville. Tennessee. We traveled down the French Broad river seventy-flye miles between Ashville and Knox,·ille. The road was built into the edge of the river in plares, other places the stone had been taken out of the bank to n1ake a road. In the seventy-five 111iles the road was never 1nore than a few rods from the river; the river on the left and the mountains on the right. We ap1>roached the Cum berland mountains at K'.ngston, Tenn., crossed the n1ountains, then passed through Sparta and Gallatin, Tenn. At Gallatin we crossed the Cuinberland river on a flatboat which leaked badly. ,ve went through HopkinsYille, Kentucky, and struck the Ohio, river opposite Golc-o~da, Ill. We crossed the Ohio river on a steam ferry, the first I ever saw. We went fr0111 Golconda to Pinckneyville, Perry County, Ill., where we stopped two days with an uncle. George Brown; t,hen to Sparta, Randolph County, where ,ve stopped two weeks with friends and relatives, at the end of which time we proreeded to what is now Henderson County, then a part of Warren County, passing through Belleville. Ppper Alton, Greenfield, .Jacksonville, Beardstown and Maco1nb, all then villages. We <'rossed the Illinois river at Beardstown, crossing on a steam boat. The team~ got stall(~d soon after crossing the Illinois river as the ground there was yery soft. We took the horses fro1n the wagon and it was pulled out by four yoke of oxen that were working near. On the third day of ,June, 1837, we arrived at a log cabin on the southeast quarter of section 16, 9 north, 5 west-land now owned by C. R. A. Marshall. The company all stopped in Randolph County except Alexander Marshall and family. There was only one cabin to be seen fron1 ours, that of Abner Davis. Alexander Mnrshall <'ame to Illinois from South Carolina during the summer of 1836. making the trip here and h01ne ngain on horseback and purchased the land on whieh we settled the next year. The cabin was there when we bought the land. Grandfather-Daniel M<·Millnn and family then lived on the south part of the farm now owned by .James Mc·Clinton. S.W. ¼ of N.W. 1/4 of Section 25, Township 10-5, about one mile south of·Coloma, comin~ here I think in l&q5. They had put in ten or eleven acres of corn for us and it was just coming up when we arrived here. RELATIONSHIP OF THE McMILLANS From Mrs. Mable Clendenin, of Sparta, Ill., a descendant of James Marshall, Brother of Alexander Marshall ( With Notes) "John McMillan, my ancestor, died in 1790, and with bis wife, Jane, is buried in the Hunter Cemetery near Chester, South Carolina, aged 32 years. John Hunter sold land to Alexander and James McMillan, Dec. 6, 1790, on Rocky Creek. James seems to have left the picture, as Alexander McMillan released this land to Thomas Collins in 1806. Alexander died in 1809. His wife Margaret is buried in the cemetery of the Brick Church (nine miles east of Chester on the Paden Bridge road). She died in 1~2 aged 78 years. If Alexander is buried there his grave is not marked. ( The Will of Alexander Mcl\:Hllan names his wife Margaret ; Robert Smith was administrator; signed by William Merrien, Joseph Caldwell, and James Barber. It is recorded at Winnsboro, S. C.) "James McMillan witnessed a deed for the Hunters in. 1808. He helped with the Robert Marshall (Sr.) Inventory in 1790 and released 200 acres of land next to George Arnett in 1815. He signed the \Vill of Walter Aiken with Jean (a woman) Thompson in 1793. "Hugh McMillan did not arrive until later (1797) and the Covenenter records say that he was a brother of Daniel McMillan. Buried in the cemetery with Hugh and his wife is :M:artin :McMillan 1754-1826. Of him there is no record. "Fr01n these records I would think these McMillans were brothers. "There are two J obn McMillans in the ReYolution and we find a .J obu and a William McMillan in the Richmond church yard toward \Vinnsboro. This '\Villiain is the ancestor of Edna Edminston ( of Sparta, Ill., who descends fr0111 a sister of Maria and Robert Marshall. These children were raised by their uncle Robert Mar: shall, Jr., a brother of Alexander Marshall, and his wife 'Aunt Molly.'. Another of these children, a girl, inarried and went to Alabama). "There is a record in Winsboro of the transfer of a 60 acre tract of a 145 acre tract of land on Little Roeky Creek fron1 ,John McMillan to l\ilatthew McMillan. ( Mathew died in 1819, leaving six children, ages 4 to 17 years.) I think William's name is found mixed in several records, but I doubt if he was a brother." THE BRICK CH:URCH CEMETERY The church building has been removed from the front of the lot and rebuilt into a house. Back of the church site is the cemetery lot. The church was located nine miles east of Chester, S. C., on the Paden Bridge road. "In memory of Margaret McMillan. a nqtive of County Antrim, Ireland, consort of Alexander McMillan, who departed this life in 1~2, age 78 years." "John N. McMillan, son of John and Margaret lieMillan, who departed this life in 1821, age 1 yr., 6 mo., 28 da." "In n1emory of Martin MeMillan, who died Oct. ·10, 1826, aged 72 years. What man is he that liveth here and death shall never see, or from the power of the grave, what man his soul shall free.'' N.B.-Mr. Bell said that he was probably named for Rev. Marti.n, one of the earliest ministers who esta-blished more Co1.:enente1· churche., than any man of his time. Berause of his in.temperence, cN.B.-Daniel 1lf rMUlan's son na.vid was born. Marcli- 2. 1792, and diea in South, Caro lina. before the family came to Illi1noi,'t. He would kave been 27 years old if h,P, died. i.n. 1819. Tllr Davitl JJcJfi.llan buying land in 1796 1.t,as probably a brotlu~r. WAR RECORD OF DANIEL McMILLAN Pension Claim S.32397, with the following data: "Daniel McMillan ,vas born in 1752 in Ireland. While a resident of Camden District, which was later Kersha,v District, South Carolina, he enlisted with the South Carolina troops and served as follows: In June, 1776, two weeks in Captain John Drakeford's company, Colonel Kershaw's regiment; in the fall of 1778, three months in Captain George Ross's company, Colonel Joseph Kershaw's regiment; in the spring of 1779, three months with Captain George Ross's company, Colonel Joseph Kershaw's regiment; in the fall of 1779, three months in Captain George Boss's company, Colonel Joseph Kershaw's regiment; in the summer of 1782, three months in Captain John Graham's company. He was allowed a pension on his application executed October 24, 1832, at ,vhich time he ,vas a resident of Chester District, South Carolina; he had lived there about sixteen years. In 1835, he stated he had lately moved from South Carolina to Morgan County, Illinois, and he referred then to his children but gave no names. John and William l\fcMillan ,vere living in Warren County, Illinois, in 1836, but no relationship to the soldier, Daniel McMillan, ,vas shown.
Certificate No. 16968 Daniel l\ilcMillan Issued October 18, 1833 Rate of $4:1.55 per annum Act of June 7, 1832 Illinois Agency ( transferred from South Carolina Agency). Signed: A. D. Hiller, Assistant to the Administrator, Veterans Ad ministration, Washington, D. C., Dec. 12, 1933.
Service of Daniel McMillan: Fought in the battle of Brandywine; at the Defense of Charlston Harbor, and the Battle of Cowpens. (Record of enlistment as above.) Signed: Hattie M. Beavers, Corresponding Secretary General, N.S. D.A.R. Dated Oct. 3, 1933.
N.B.-Abo 1re letters a.ddt·essed to Lora JI. Pearce. Also similar letters held by the Daniel McMillan Chapter of D.A.R.
It was remembered that there ,vas an inscription on the base of the Daniel l\IcMillan Monument. A l\Ionmouth chapter of Mildred Warner Washington D.A.R. had the base of .the stone dug up, on which was in scribed: "He fought in the Battle of Brandy,vine." Several of the de scendants belonged to this chapter, who later transferred their member ship to the Daniel Mcl\fillan Chapter. The l\Iildred Warner· Washington Chapter of D.A.R. of l\Ionmouth, Ill., placed a marker on the grave. THE McMILLAN_ F Al\fILY tHUGH Mcl'IILLAN of Scotland was connected with John l\lcliillan, organizer of the "Peoples Society." Our l\Icl\iillans ,vere probably related to John l'Icl\Iillan of Balmaghie, Scotland, of Covenenter fame about 1706. Rev. Hugh l\1Icl\fillan fled Scotland during the religious persecutions and settled in County Antrim, Ireland, ,vhere the family were doubtless con nected ,vith the Parish of Rasharkin. Hugh's ,vife died and he remarried. Because of this marriage, Daniel, then about sixteen, ran a,vay from home and came to America. A-DANIEL McMILLAN, son of Hugh McMillan, ,vas born in 1752 in Rasharkin, County Antrim, Ireland; died Aug. 8, 1838, at the home of: his son, James, in Warren ( no,v Henderson) Co., Ill. ; burial in the north w·est corner of the South Henderson Cemetery ( across the road from the old South HPnderson Church) north ,vest of Biggsville. He located on a farm ( SW¼ of NW¼ of Sec. 25 Gladstone Tp.) one mile south of Co loma. On May ~6, 18a6, hP united ,vith the South Hendt:)rson church. He planted a ten acre field of corn for the Alex. llarshall family and it ,vas just toming up \\"hen they arrived June 3, 1837. Daniel l'Ic}Iillan enlisted in the American Army during the Revolution ('see War Records). He lost his hearing ,vheu a cannon exploded at Cha1·lston Harbor and ,vas wounded at Brandy,vine. For a time he, hav ing been captured by the British, ,vas held a prisoner at Salisbury Prison, North Carolina. His ,vife's brother was also a prisoner there at the same time. On the base of his monument, now· broken off and lost, was carved, "H~ fought in the Battle of Brandy,vine." In order to preserve the orig inal stone the DanieJ. l\Iclfillan Association had the stone set on a ne,v base. * After his marriage he lived at Kersha,v, S. C., ,vhere he had a cotton plantation and follow·rd the occupation of w·eaving. There are at least t,vo bed spreads in existence made from thread ginned, spun, and woven ftom {~otton grow·n on his planatation in South Carolina. The thread in these is round, not flat, as US(.>d today. These bed spreads are in the posses sion of Bess }f<~ Millan Ca been ( lirs. R. F.), of Aledo, Ill., ,vhich came from ,James Thompson l\fel\iiillan; and l\Iary Thompson Larkin "·hich "·as Dr. \Villiam l\iiel\IHlan's. The candle-""ick ,vork on them ,vas done by his daughh)r, N a11(·y, ""ho broke her hip ,vhen young and ,vas al,vays lame; she· liv(1d w·ith her brother, Dr. William Mc}Iillan. From the RPfo1·med Prt:.sbyterian l\iagazine, page 17 4 (notes) : "The hri<'k ehurch ,vas located three miles from Pleasant Grove on a plantation o,yned by John Hood but only the graveyard is left. There ,vas consider able migration to this country (Western S. C.) in 1785 but do not kno,v if the log church ,vas huilt yet or not. It ,vas replaced by the brick church in 1810." l)aniel and his family ,vent into the Associate Reform Church at Hope"·ell. 'l,he Stron~hurst Chapter of D.A.R. to .,vhich .many of the descendants be]ong is named in his honor. Daniel liclfillan married in 1780 or 1781 to Jeanne (Jean) Thompson. Little is kno,vn of Jean except that the family came from Scotland to .A.me1·ica, that they ,vere Scotch Presbyterian (Reform), and that she died and ,Yas buried in South Carolina. She must have died soon after the birth of the youngest child ( 1805). Her brother married a sister of Daniel l'[r:\lillan. This ,vas probably Robert Thompson and }Iary l\Icl\iillan. *F·ro-11-i 1lfr,f;/. llest~ Cabecn. tFro·rn a. Greene Co., 0. H·ist. Robert Th01np.{Jon ·mas rnarried tu,ice: first to Mary McOreight and had cliilVirginia Janette, b 12/12/1798. A-i Hugk, b 11/17/1800. A-j' -lfilliam, M~JJ._,"-b-7/6/1803, in York Co., S. 0. A-k Esther, b 10/9/1805, d-led in infancy or early childhood. ' ' SECTION I--PART I ~ Aa-(1) HlTGH Mr}fILLAN, eldest child of Daniel and Jeane (Thomp- son) Mrl\Iillan ,vas born in November, 1782, but diedin infancy. SECTION I-PART II Ab-MARY l\'1rl\iIILLAN, daughter and second child of Daniel and Jeane (Thompson) Mrl\Iillan ,vas born Feb. 22, 1785, in Kershaw Co., South Carolina; died in Henderson Co., Ill., Sept. 22, 1873. Interred in Olena Cemetery, Henderson Co., Ill. Resided in what is no,v. Stronghurst T,Yp. }Iary McMillan was the eldest child of Daniel and Jeane l\Icl\Iillan to grow to maturity. She assisted ,vith the care of the younger child~en in the family until her marriage March 14, 1816, in Kersha,v Co., South CarQ lina, to Alexander Marshall. Mr. Marshall was born in 1787 in neighboring Fairfield Co., near ,vinns boro, So. Carolina. He was a private in War of 1812 and was stationed at Charleston, So. Car., during the war. After their·- marriage they made their home about six miles north of Winnsboro, near village of Cockerel until they moved to Henderson Co., Ill. Her father's family, the Daniel l\IcMillan family, had already estab lished their home south of Coloma, in Hend. Co., Ill. In 1836 Mr. Alex. Marshall visited Illinois, coming on horgeback .. At this time he purchased the S.E. ¼ of Sec. 16, T.9, R.5, where the C. R. A. }1arshall family now reside. "l> 44/~ 1-/ ,tt.'f-. The next year, on April 3, 1837, with a brother James Marshall and family and other relatives and friends, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Marshall and their seven children started on the long journey to Ill. The parents and only daughter Jane occupied the one-horse carriage, the others rode in a ,vagon drawn by four horses. The Alexander Marshall family continued north to Henderson Co., Ill., and arrived at their l\ew home June 3, 1837. The others in the party all stopped in So. Ill., near Sparta. Mr. Alexander Marshall was a man of much worth and held many offices of trust in IIenderson Co., and l\tirs. 1"Iarshall lived a long and useful life. Besides ca1·ing for their o,vn family, they cared for some of their orphan nieces and nephew·s. They ,vere members of the ·united Presbyterian church. 1. Note-From a printed account of the trip froni So. Carolina to Ill., gi'ren by John Marshall, a son of Alemander Marshall, who was a member of the pwrty. Forty-tfeven people came at this ti1ne. Children of Mary JIcMillan Marshall and Alemctnder J,f arshall: Ab-a Robert, b 3/1/1817. Ab-b Jtine Thompson, b 7/11/1818. Ab-c l)aniel McMillan, b 12/4/1819. Ab-d John, b 10/23/1821. Ab-e Janies Alemander, b 6/7/1824. Ab-f Hugh, b 12/15/1825. Ab-g lVilliam, b 7/19/1827. SECTION II-PAI{T I Aba-ROBERT MARSHALL, eldest son of l\fary (llcl\lillan) liarshall and Alexander Marshall, born llarch 1, 1817, in Fairfield District, So. Carolina; died Henderson Co., Illinois, April 7, 1902; inter1~ed in Olena Cemetery, Henderson Co., Illinoi~. Fatmer; residence, Stronghurst Tw·p., Hend. Co., Ill. . He came to Ill. ,vith his parents and in 1841 bought the farm ,vhich w·as his home for remainder of his life. He first married 1842, Susan Andre,v, daughter of John Andre,v of Olena. She died Feb. 2, 184:7. Oh-ild of l?:obert and Su,san Marshall is: A.ba-a John, b 3/20/1844, d 0/15/1852. In 1851 he married Rebecca Graham, born in Pennsylvania, l\Iarch, 18HO, daug·hter of James Graham and ,vife of family of Wilson. l\Ir. and l\Irs. James Graham ,vere among early settlers in l\Iercer Co., Ill. Rebecca Graham l\1arshall died Feb., 1896. Mr. and l\'Irs. l1Iarshall ,Yere members of United Presbyterian Church of Olena, Ill. Children of Robert and Rebecca JI arshall are: A ba-b J atncs Ralph, b 3/4/1852. A ba-c Alemander lVilliard, b 9/1855, d 3/1861 Aba-d Clara Eliza.beth, b 2/1862, d 8/1864. Aba-e Harry lVilson, b 3/3/1865. Abab-JAMES RALPII l\fARSHALL, eldest son of Robert and Rebecca G·ra.ham l\'Iai-shall, born l\'Iarch 4, 1852, near Olena, Henderson Co., Ill.; died Nov. 17, 1921; interred Olena Cemetery, Henderson Co., Ill. Farmer and school teacher; resided in Henderson Co., Ill., Cass Co., Neb., and Clay Co., Texas. He fa1·med "?ith his father and also taught school. In 1883 he married Adelaide Gaddis of Olena, dau. of Allen and Jane· (Dibble) Gaddis, and they ei-;tahlished a home in Cass Co., Nebraska. In 1891 they moved to Clay Co., Texas. In 1897 they returned to Illinois, w ... ere the wife died the following year. Children of J. Ralph and Adela-ide Marshall are: Abab-a Mabel Maude, b 6/3/1885. Abab-b Leslie E., b 5/20/1887. Abab-c Oscar E., b 2/5/1889. . Abab-d Clifford E., b 11/21/1890. Abab-e Grace G., b 12/3/1891. Abab-j Norton E., b 2/29/1893. Ababa-}fABEL MAUD MARSHALL, eldest child of J. Ralph l!arshall, born June 3, 1885, in Cass Co., Nebraska; graduate nurse; residence Raton, New Mex. · She married Oscar C. Davis Feb. 9, 1913, at Raton, New llexico, w·here they resided until his death. · Child of Maude M. Davis and Oscar 0. Davis: Ababa-a Clifford C., b 1/15/1916, d 12/17/1928. February 28, 1928, she married John C. Sears and he passed aw·ay. Since his death she has continued her former occupation of nursing. Ababb-LESLIE E. MARSHALL ,vas born in Cass Co., Nebraska, }lay 20, 1887. Resident ·of Henderson Co., Ill. Farmer. He married Rosa Reynolds, born June 27, 1892, ,vho passed away a num ber of years ago. Mr. Marshall is now an invalid. Children of Leslie and Rosa Ma.rskall are: Ababb-a Adelaide J., b 2/16/1910, residence 1256 Main St., E. Hartford, Conn. · Ababb-b Ruby, b 2/20/1916. Ababc-OSCAR MARSHALL w·as born in Cass Co., Nebraska, Feb. 5, 1889. Residence, Burlington, Ia. He married Bessie Lant May 11, 1911. She passed away July 31, 1921. Later he married Martha E. Headley. Children df Oscar and Martha Marshall are: Ababc-a Florence E. Ababc--b Shirley A.nn. A babc-c Clifford Lee. A.babc-d Gloria-. Ababd-CLIFFORD E. lIARSHALL, son of Ralph l\Iarshall, born in Cass Co., Nebraska, Nov. 21, 1890. Residence in Henderson Co., Ill. Died Nov. 4, 1918. Interred in Olena Cemetery, Henderson Co., Ill. Ababe--GRACE GREENWOOD MARSHALL, dau. of Ralph and Ade laide Marshall, born Clay Co., Texas, Dec. 3, 1891. Resident of Winnette, Montana. She attended Hedding College at Abingdon, Ill. On June 27, 1917, she was married to George Robert Waldrop at Butte, Montana. He is the son of Ottis Therin and Susie Waldrop. He attended Rutherford and Traver College and Univ. of North Carolina. He has served Petroleum County as Representative one te1·m, and now holds the office of State Senator from Petroleum County, State of Montana. He was in the World ,var and is member of American Legion. Mrs. Waldrop and tw·o daughters are members of American Legion Auxiliary. l\,fr. and }!rs. Waldrop and family are members of Methodist Church. They are engaged in mercantile business in Winnette. Children of Grace and George Waldrop are: Ababe-a Hazel Jean, b 11/30/1920. Ababe-b Grace Marie, b 12/12/1922. Ababea-HAZEL JEAN WALDROP, eldest daughter of Grace M. and Geo. Waldrop, born in Lew·isto-wn, Montana, Nov. 30, 1920. Resident of Winnette, liontana. She is a Senior in Stephens College, Columbia, Mo. Ababeb-GRACE MARIE, born Dec. 12, 1922, in Winnette Montana. Ababf-NORTON E. MARSHALL, born in Clay Co., Texas, Feb. 29, 1893. Resident of Illinois. Died August 31, 1923. On June 13, 1921, he married Eva Wamble. The children of this union live near Quincy, Ill. Children of Norton and Eva Marshall are: Ababf-a Raymond Ababf-b Eva Marie, b 10/31/1923, Pitt8field, Ill. Abae--HARRY W. lfARSHALL, youngest child of Robert Marshall, born March 3, 1865, in Henderson County, Illinois. Died January 21, lp23. Interred Olena Cemetery, Henderson Co., Ill. He ""as a farmer. SECTION II-PART II Abb-JANE THOl\fPSON MARSHALL, named for .her grandmother, Jean Thompson, daughter of Mary (McMillan.) llarshall, born July 11, 1818; died Feb. 6, 1905, at the home of her daughter, lI. Elizabeth (Brook) Gaddis, near Avon, Fulton Co., Ill.; burial in the Olena Cemetery, near Stronghurst, Henderson Co., Ill. Residence on Section 34 ( South Hender son Tp.) No"1 Gladstone Tp., Henderson Co., Ill. Jane ,vas educated in a girls' school in the south. She witnessed the marvelous meteoric shower of 1832. She ,vas 17 years old when her par ents, the J a.mes Marshall ( bro. of Alex.) and relatives and friends come north. (See "Trip from South Carolina by John Marshall, Pub. by C.R. A. Marshall). Many places along the bank of the French Broad River the wagons could not pass, their train being long ; teams they met had to go back to a place ,vhere they could pass. She spoke of the supply wagons, · ,vhich carried food, placed at intervals in the train. This food was aug mented by fresh venison. Whey they arrived in Illinois, June 3, 1837, the land was carpeted with delicious wild strawberries. After her marriage she helped raise some of the children of relatives who had died, and made a home in turn for her husband's mother and her o,vn mother. John N. Bruen (Hist. of Hend. Co., 1882) speaks of her ability as a nurse.· She was a conscientious Christian, taught many of her grandchildren to read in the Bible. Often she gave her last dollar to some deserving preacher, and ""as a member of the Olena United Presbyterian Church. A small woman ,vith violet blue eyes. . In April, 1839, at her home in Henderson County, Ill., she was married to Isaiah John Brook (a descendant of a younger brother of Lord Brook and heir of the Jennings', who left an estate in England) born 10/30/1813 in ( now Perry Co.) probably Licking Co., Ohio; son of John Brook b 10/------/1785, in Pa.; d- of "cold plague" 3/16/1819, in :Palls Tp., Mush ingum Co., 0. (Pogues buried in the Jonathan Creek Associate Reform (U. P.) Cemetery., and Margaret .Jane (Pogue) Brook (Mrs. Sam'l Ham- ill) b 1781 in Ireland; d 8/28/1865, .in. llend. Co., Ill.; burial in Walnut Grove Cem. near St1·onghurst, Ill.; dau. of John Pogue-sailed from Cork to· Savanah in 1785, to Ohio via Md., Pa., W .. Va. I. J. Brook died at the home of his daughter Mary (Brook) Pearce, the Old Brook home, Aug. 8, 1890; interred in Olena Cem. I .. J. Brook is listed as one of the most prominent men of Henderson County. Farmer, landowner, lender of money. Attended tw·o years Franklin College, Athens, 0., then considered the best college of the west ; he ranked high in scholarship and was the best latin student of his time. Then students completed the full course in only one subject before starting another. As an athlete: was a ,vrestler of some fame in the community; could hop, skip, and jump 50 feet-equal to any record of the day.. He was t"1 ice Commissioner of Henderson Co.; in 1841-1849 he took an active part in the formation of Henderson Co. from Warren Co., ""heu the site of the Court House ,vas removed from Oquaka to Monmouth. His second term was in 1873. He was School Director many times and managed the building of the Old Stone School attended. by his children and still in use. Was many times School Treasurer; was Pro vost Marshall of Henderson Co. during the Civil War; was President 9f the Vigilance Committee after a planned attempt.to rob and exterminate the Brook and Bruen families ( see the Brook Tragedy Hist. of Rend. Co., . 1882). "Saiar'' was a victim of hernia caused by loading a large walnut log by himself when 19 years old. He was ,vell versed in La,v, Latin, His tory and Mathematics and loved to repeat from memory Paradise Lost, which he considered the finest w·ork in literature. Children of this union, all born on Sec. 34, Tp. 10N, R5lV: Abb-a J okn A.lemander, 12/14/1839. Abb-b Maria Jane, 9/8/1841. Abb-c James lVilliam, 8/20/1843. Abb-d Isaiah; Smiley, 9/9/1845. Abb-e Hugh Marsh~ll, 12/29/1~47. . Abb-·f Margaret Elizabeth, 3/7/1850. Abb-g M.. , 1111., ~111-12/29/1878,. at ~Rari"ball, ~Ill,., ·;to Susan Wright (Dorris) b ~L27/41853, in York Co., Pa.. Resides ;at.Roseville, Ill. The Simonson famiJy. is .. of .. Duteh:-Danish ancestry, came~'fr,om Somerset Co., N .J., to Hende1~a0n Boston" and the "Scourge" in the Rev. ,var, and received a tract of land in Fairfield Co., 0., for service; d in 1838 at Reynolds, Ohio. Children of Lincoln and Molly Barnes: Abbbb~ Edgar Rankin, b 9/6/1884. Abbbb-b Bertha, b 1/1/1887. Abbbb-c Isaiah John, b 3/5/1888, d 7/24/1888. Abbbb-d_ Robert Lincol"1, 9/17/1889. Abbbb-e lVilliam Phinca,'J, b 1/16/1891. Abbbb-j Samuel Edmonton, b 7/2/1892. Abbbb-g Philip Asa, b 9/18/1893. Abbbb-h Hugh Donnald, b 7/29/1896. Abbbba-EDGAR RANKIN BARNES, son of W. Lincoln Barnes, was born Sept. 6, 1884 ( S.E. ¼, Sec. 22, Tp. 22, R. 20) near B1l ue }lound, Kas. Judge of the Probate Court. Residence, Pratt, Kas. He was graduated in La,v at Kansas State Uni., La,vrence, Kas., in 1909 and ,vas admitted to the Bar in 1911. He is a member of the ll. E. Church, Local, State and Amer. Bar Assoc., 1\i1asonic Lodge, Blue Lodge, Knight Templars, and was County Attorney 1913 to 1919 at Pratt. On Oct.15, 19i3, at Pratt, Kas., he was married to Hazel Marie (Smith) born Oct.12, 1890, at Columbus, 0., daughter of J. L. Smith bin 1868 at...... W. Va., and ~"lora B. ( Cassill) b in 1870 at Hamden, 0. Mrs. Barnes at tended Ohio State lTni., Columbus, 0., and Ohio Wesleyn, Dela,vare, 0. Mrs. Barnes is a member and the Organist of the llethodist Church in Pratt. Children of Edgar and )tiarie Barnes, born in Pratt, Kas.: Abbbba-a Richard Rankin, b 9/26/1917. Abbbba-b Robert Dean, b 9/15/1923. Abbbbb-BERTHA BARNES, daughter of W. Lincoln Barnes, was born Jan. 1, 1887 ( S.E. ¾, Sec. 22, Tp. 22, R. 20) Linn Co., near Blue Mound, Kas. Former teacher, housewife. Residence, 826 North Cedar St., N. Ottawa, Kas. In 1925 she received a B.S. degree in Education at Pittsburg Teachers' College, Pittsburg, Kas. She specialized in Art and before her marriage taught Art and Grade Work for nine years in the Public Schools of Ottawa, Kas. She belongs to the Presbyterian branch of the Federated Church of Ottawa, has taught in the Young People's Depa1atment, is now a teacher of the Woman's Adult Bible Class and a member of D.A.R. She ,vas married Sept. 1, 1916, to Jay Fred McCarty, born in 1882 at ------· He ,vas graduated in 1925 at Pittsburg Teachers College, with a B.S. degree in Education. Retired. He served in the Public Schools for thirty years as Teacher, Principal and Superintendent. He is a member of the Scout Court of Honor, having organized the first Scout Troop in Otta,va, and while Supt. of Schools in La Cynge, was Scout Commissioner. He is a Presbyterian Elder and a Teacher in the Young People's Dept. His father's family trace their ancestry back to the Price Family of Revolutionary War days and on to King Ed,vard I of England. (No children.) Abbbbd-ROBERT LINCOLN BARNES, son of ,v. Lincoln Barnes, was born ( S.E. ¼, Sec. 22, Tp. 22, R. 20) near Blue Mound, Linn Co., Kas., on Sept. 17, 1889. Farmer. Temporary address, 826 N. Cedar St., Ottawa, Kas. He wa~ a private in the World War with the 302nd Wagon Co. at Gievres, ~ranee. He is a member of the Federated Church of Blue Mound, Kas., and of the American Legion. Abbbbe-WILLIAM PHINEAS BARNES, son of W. Lincoln Barnes, was born ( Sec. 22, Tp. 22, R. 20) near Blue Mound, Linn Co., Kas. Died May 16, 1925, in the hospital at Shoshone, Idaho; burial in Richfield, Idaho. Druggist. Residence was Richfield, Idaho. After finishing high school he taught in a country school near his home. He was graduated at the State University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kas., in 1914, having majored in Pharmacy. In the summer of 1914 he went to Richfield, Idaho, to work as a druggist. In 1916 he enlisted in the World War and ,vas stationed at Sausalito, Calif., in the Hospital Corps for the duration of the war. He " 1 as a member of the American Legion, I.O.O.F. Lodge, Central Committeeman for the Republican Party in Lincoln Co., Idaho, State President of the Pharmaceutical Association in Idaho, and served his town and county in many w·ays. On 1\-pril 14, 19!!1, at l{ichfield, Idaho, he ·was married to Ava Celinda licMahon of Richfield, botn Feb. 9, 1892, at Richfield. She received her early education in Shoshone but finished H. S. in T,vin Falls, Idaho. In 1914 she was graduated at Williamette Uni. in Salem, Oregon, receiving a degree in Music. She taught in Shoshone and Gooding High Schools. Dur ing the World War she ,vorked in her father's store in Richfield. After her husband's death in 1925 she went to Gooding College, Gooding, Idaho, and received her A.B. degree in 1928. She has taught English in Idaho since: five years in Eden, tw·o years in Richfield, and in 1935 came to Blackfoot, ,vhere she is definitely located. She is a member of the Metho dist Church and takes a very active part in the choir. She is also a member of Eastern Star Chapter, Rebecca Lodge, Auxiliary to the American Le gion and the Democratic Woman's Organization. She is now ,vorking on her l\Iaster's degree, having taken work at the Uni. of Idaho, l'Ioscow and at Uni. of Southern Calif., Los Angeles. Her father, Thomas Irwin Mc ~fahon, "Tas of Irish descent and came to Shoshone from East Ora, On tario, Canada, in 1882, ,vhen Shoshone ,vas the end of the Oregon Short Line R.R. ,vest. His father, J·ohn ~IcMahon, came from Ireland,. took up land in Pa., and later moved his family to Canada. Ava's mother, Celinda Eliza ('Phillips) is of English-French descent; she was born near Toronto, Ontario, Canada, and came to Shoshone as a bride in 1889. There were eight children, three girls and two boys are still living. Children of Will and Ava Barnes: Abbbbe-a William Phineas, b 4/16/1922. Abbbbe-b Harold Truman, b 3/19/1925. Abbbbea-WILLIAM PHINEAS BARNES III, son of ,villiam P. Barnes II, was born in Richfield, Lincoln Co., Idaho, April 16, 1922. He was graduated ,vith high honors from Blackfoot H. S. in 1939 and is a talented clarinet player. He ,von the essay contest sponsored by the Amer. Legion in Blackfoot and also the State contest. During these four year he was tennis champion of the school. He is affiliated and very active in a number of clubs and 01·ganizations. In 1939 he took a post-graduate course and ,vorked on the staff of the Bulletin as a reporter for the official county paper in Bingham Co., Idaho. He is a member of the Methodist Church and takes an active part in Sunday School and young people's organizations. In September he ,vill enter the lJni. of Idaho at Moscow. Abbbbeb-HAROLD TRUMAN BARNES, son of "\'Villiam P. Barnes II, was born in Richfield, Lincoln Co., Idaho, March 19, 1925. He graduated w·ith high honors from Jr. H. S.; is no,v (fall of 1940) a Sophomore in H. S. He ,von the D.A.R. Essay contest. He is versatile and fond of basketball, tennis, golf and fishing. He is an active member of several clubs and organizations and a member of the llethodist Church and takes part every Sunday. · Abbbbf-SAMUEL ED1\'1ONTON BARNES, son of W. Lincoln Barnes, was born July 2, 1892, in S.E. ¾, Sec. 22, Tp. 22, R. 20, Linn Co., Kas. Architect. Residence, recent address, Madison, Wis. He was Over Seas World War .Veteran, 89th Div., 353rd Inf., Headquar ters Co.; promoted to Lieutenant after the Armistice was signed; ,vhen at Camp Funston he planned the l{ansas Bldg., erected by the U. S. Govern ment. ,vas graduated at Kas. State College of Ag., l\Ianhattan, in 1918, ,vith a B.S. degree. Has held memberships in U. P. Church, Y.M.C.A., Sigma Kappa Tau Frat., Civitan Club, and I.O.O.F. Lodge. On Aug. 7, 1917, at l\ianhattan, Kas., he was married to Matilda Jane Wilson, "'"ho is Instructor in Household Economics at l{as. State Coll_ege, }Ianhattan. Residence, 1209 Kearney Street, Manhattan, Kas. Received her B. S. and M. S. degrees at K. S. C., l\Ianhattan, is a leader in the U. P. Church of Manhattan, a member of Easte1·n Star, Amer. Assoc. of Uni. Women, Omicron Nu Sorority, Kas. Hol!le Ee. Assoc., Amer. I-Iome Ec Assoc., and is talented in vocal and instrumental music. She ,vas born l\Iarch 4, 1893, at Niagara Falls, N. Y., daughter of ,James vVilson, Miller, b Oct., 1860, at Rasharkin, Ire.; d Oct., 1894, at Niagara Falls, N. Y.; m 3/4/1881, at Rasharkin, Ire., to Elizabeth Rea, b 8/1/1861, at Rashar kin, Ire. Residence in Manhattan, Kas. Child of Sam and Jane lV. Barnes: Abbbbf-a Marian Phyllis, b 1/25/1919. Abbbbfa-1\IARTAX PHYLLIS BAI!NES, daughter of Samuel E. Barnes, ""as bo1·n Jan. ~5, 1919, at l\'Ianhattan, Kas. Student. Residence, 1209 Kearney St., l\'Ianhattan, l{as. She ,vill graduate in 1940 ,vith a B.S. degree at Kas. State College of Ag., lianhattan. She is ·a member of the U. P. Church of llanhattan, Y.W.C.A., Alpha Xi Delta Sorority, Glee Club, Enchiladas (Honorary Dancing Sorority), Lieutenant of a Girl Scout Troop, on the "Collegian" staff, and has talent in art, joui-nalism and music. Abbbbg-PRILIP ASA HARXES, son of \V. Lincoln Barnes, ,vas born Sept. 18, 1893 ( S.E. ¼, Sr c. :.!:!, Tp. 2j, R. 20) near Blue lfonnd, Linn Co., Kas. Employed by the State Highway Commission. Residence, Dodge City, Kas. He ,vas graduated in 1921 with a B.S. degree in Agriculture at Kas. State Agri. College, Manhattan, Kas.; since 1930, he has completed the course in High,vay Engineering. He has taught for eight years in High Schools as follo,vs: Coached and taught Vocational Agriculture at Syra cuse, Kas., and at Sharon, Kas.; Coached at Perry, Kas.; taught Chemis try and Agri. at Dodge City, Kas.; Coached and taught Chemistry at Ash land, Kas. He served in the World War in the 35th Div., 137 Inf., Co. C, in the A.E.F. in France; was honorably discharged at Fort Dodge, Iowa, in 1919; received seven ,vounds in the Battle of Argonne from shell explo sion -and lost the little finger of his right hand. On June 4, 1921, at Blue Mound, Kas., he ,vas married to Beulah Isa belle (Coffelt) of Blue Mound, Kas., born June 3, 1896, near Prescott, Kas. Teacher and house"rife. She attended Kas. State College, Manhattan, Kas., for one and one-half years and has taught several years. She is teaching the Rocky Point School north-east of the city. Daughter of William L. Coffelt, b 2/4/18H6, at...... ; d 6/23/1920, at Blue }lound, Kas.; m 2/28/1890, at...... to Marthe Helen (V'anght), b 6/15/1872, in Ky.; d 7/10/1919, in Blue Mound, Kas. Child of Philip and Beulah Barnes: Abbbbg-a Philip Rankin, b 7/2/1924, d 12/22/1939. Abbbbga-PHILIP RANI{IN BARNES, only child of Philip A. Barnes, ,vas born July 2, 1924, at Osawatomie, Kas. Student. Died Dec. 22, 1939, at St. Anthony Hospital, Dodge City, Kas.; burial in the Maple Grove Cemetery. · He w·as one of the most popular H. S. Sophomores ; mrmher of the foot ball squad; builder of model airplanes. In the fall of 1939, with a group of other boys, he built a large model plane with a tiny gasoline motor. For the last two years he drove for the Evans Confectionery in the Soap Box Derby and in 1938 w·on the a"rard for the best designed car, both in Dodge City and in the State contest at Wichita, Kas. He is a member of the Presbyterian Sunday School. He died of pneumonia follo,ving an infec tion in his hand. The pallbearers were school friends. Abbbbh-I!lJGH DONALD BARNES, son of W. Lincoln Barnes, was born July 29, 1896, near (Blue l\iound, Kas. (S.E. ¼, Sec. 22, Tp. 22, R. 20) Linn Co., Kas. Civil Engineer. Residence, 706 E. Foothill lUvd., Monovia, Calif. During the World War he was private in Co. 5, S.A.T.C., l\1anhattan, Kas. He ,vas graduated in 1920 at Kas. State College of Ag. and Applied Science, :M~anhattan, ,vith a B.S. degree in Civil I~ngineering, and in 1936 ,vith a Professional degree in Civ. Eng. He is a member of the M. E. Church of l\Ionovia, the Amer. Society of Civil Engineers, and the Amer. Legion. 1920· 1925 ,vas Asst. and County Engineer, Butler Co., Kas.; 1925- 1937 Division Engineer, State Construction Engineer and State High,vay Engineer of Kas. State High,vay Comm.; since 1937, Regional Highway Engineer ( Pacific Coast Region) for the Portland Cement Assoc.; Office, 816 W. 5th St., Los Angeles, Calif. On July 15, 1923, at El Do1·ado, Kas., he was married to Mary Donan Boellner, bol'n June 20, 1900, daughter of John Henry Boellner, Je,veler, b 12/18/1870, at Beardstown, Ill.; d 5/9/1930, at El Dorado, Kas.; m in 1898 at El Dorado, Kas., to ...... Residence was El Dorado, Kas. l\Iary att(_-)nded Washburn College, Topeka, Kas., for t,vo years. She is a member of the M. E, Church of Monovia and the Delta Gamma Soror ity. Before her marriage she "Tas a teacher in the Public Schools of El Dorado, KaR. Children of Hugh and Mary·Barnes, born at Topeka, Kas. Abbbbhr-a Roger Don, b 12/26/1931. Abbbbhr-b Gene Alan, b 2/9/1935. · Abbbc-ISAIAH S~fILEY BARNES, son of l\iiaria J. (Brook) Barnes, was born Oct. 7, 1862, in Henderson Co., Ill.; died Oct. 15, 1940, at Law rence, Kas.; burial in the mausoleum at Stronghurst, Ill. Cattle buyer, stockman. Residence, near Gardener, l{as. He was a member of the United Presby. Church. He lived on a farm in Linn Co., Kas., until 1889, ,vhen he moved to Kansas City, Mo. He w·as employed for thirty-five years as cattle buyer in the Kansas City stock yards. For a few years he fed cattle at his farm near Gardener, Kas., but retired because of ill health. Just prior to his death he lived "rith his daughter Nellie at Lawrence. He was married near stronghurst, Henderson Co., Ill., on Feb. 19, 1885, to Anna Burnham (Fort), .born Aug. 3, 1865, in Henderson Co., Ill., near Stronghurst; died Aug. 31, 1931, in Johnson Co., Kas.; burial in the maus oleum at Stronghurst, Ill.; daughter of John Burnham Fort and Sa1·ah J .. (Carothers). John B. Fort came to Henderson Co. in 1834, his parents in 1840-·Fredrick Fort and Lucy (Moore) were the first couple married in the Ty. of Ky., both died in IIenderson Co., Ill. (9/15/1845 and 8/20/1846 respectively). J. B. Fort min 1848 Sarah (Carothers), dau. ,of Andre"r Carothers, b 3/18/1816, d 6/27/1890, and ,vife l\:1ary (Hays), b 2/19/1825 (both) of Dick~rson Tp., Cumberland Co., Pa. Children of Smiley and Anna Fort: Abbbc-a Nellie, b 3/1/1886. A.bbbc-b Mary Eugenie, b 5/8/1888.· · Abbbc-c John Smiley, b 5/26/1890. Abbbc-d Anna Lucy, b 11/26/1892. Abbbc-e Florence Fort, b 6/12/1895. A.bbbc-f Mgy. ,She has recently come from Ball Memorial Hospital, Muneie, Ind.- Abbbcg-1\fYRA CAROLINE BARNES, danghter of I. Smiley Barnes, "·as born Sept. 14, 1900, in (Rosedale) l{ansas City, Kas. Technician for the :Federal Government and Reporter for the Gallop Poll. Residence, Allerton Hotel, 701 N. Michigan Blvd., Chicago, Ill. Carol recPived her Ph.D. degree at Uni. of Chicago (Ill.) in 1924, sup plemented by ,vork in the graduate school specializing in International La,v, Trade, and .~,oreign Relations. Her sehool activities were: Junior College, St. Joseph, Mo.-Officer of Student Council, Treas. of Y.W.C.A., member of the Dramatic Assoc. and Student Publicity Chairman; Junior ·college, Kansas City, l\fo., Treas. of Y.W.C.A., member of Editorial Staff of "Kansas City Collegiate," of the Woman's Athletic Assoc~, the Dra matic Assoc., Assoc. of Uni. Women, Officer of social club; Uni. of Chicago -member of: Auxiliary Board of Ida Noyes Hall, Settlement Night Fin ance Co., House officer, Foster Hall, Woman's Athletic Assoc., Federation of Uni. Women, La Maison Francais, Le Cercle, El Circulo Espanol, Board of Directors of Uni. League of Women Voters, Cabinet of International Student's Assoc., Faculty-Student "Better Yet" Board Social Com. of Dean Wilkins (no,v Pres. of Oberlin) to improve undergrad. social life. She ,vas a former Asst. to the Recorder of the Uni. of Chicago and later Director of Admissions ·of the International House, Chicago. Her pfofes 'sional duties have included personal administration, ,vriting and editing of general publicity, efficiency surveys, and lecture engagements on public questions such as Unemployment Compensation, Labor Legislation, etc. As an example of the field of activities open to American women in U.S. A., her career was written up as a feature article in the July 1, 1939, edition of the Algemeen Handelsblad, Amsterdam's leading newspaper. ~r main interests are: local, national and international questions, litera ture, musi~ and horses. She has had memberships in Chicago Council of Foreign Relations, the English Speaking Union, and Associate Librarian of International Relations. · Abbbch-DOROTHY BARNES, daughter of I. Smiley Barnes, was born June 3, 1906 (in Rosedale), now Kansas City, Kas. House,vife. Residence, (P. 0.) R.R. No. 2, Bennington, Vt. She attended Kansas City Junior College (Mo.) for tw·o years and one year later, 1928, ·was graduated at Kansas City ( lfo.) Teacher's College. She taught in the Public Schools of: Garner, Kas., U cross, Wyo., and Keenburn, Wyo. She is a Presbyterian. On Jan. 12, 1931, at Dead·wood, S. D., she ,vas married to Elwin Luther Read, brickyard employee. He ,vas born in 1910 at Bridgewater, Vt., son of Seward Harrison Read, farmer, b 7/19/1883, at Peru, N. Y. Resides at Wallingford, Vt., m 4/20/1908, at Woodstock, Vt., to Isabelle Mary (West), b 9/13/1890, at llendon, Vt. Both families are of English an- cestry. Children of Dor·othy and Elwin Read: Abbbch-a Elwin Burnham, b 12/20/1931, Sheridan, lVyo. Abbbchr-b Janet Ann, b 3/5/1934, Rutland, Vt. Abbbch-c Leon Seward, b 1/11/1935, Rutland-, Vt. Abbbch-d Richard Lawrence, b 12/19/1936, Rutland, Vt. Abbbd-CHARLES THEODORE BARNES, son· of llaria J. (Brook) Barnes, w·as born Nov. 4, 18fi4, in Henderson Co~, Ill. Former traveling salesman. Residence, Blue l-Iound, Linn Co., Kas. He lived with his mother in her declining years and still resides in the town home. On April 27, 1900, in Fort Scott, Bourbon Co., l{as., he ,vas married to Tempie Alice (Johnson )-Decker, born July 6, 1861, at Fayetteville, Ark. (m 1st 8/9/1876 to John H. Decker at Fort Scott, Kas.). Died Dec .. 27, 1938, at Seattle, Wash. Burial in Evergreen lfemorial Park, Seattle. Children of Charles and Alice Barnes: Abbbd-a l-Villiam Everett, b 1/20/1901. . Abbbd-b Myron Charles, b 6/4/1903. Abbbda-WILLIAlI EVERETT BARNES, son of Charles T. Barnes, ·was born Jan. 20, 1901, in Blue llound, Linn Co., Kas. Baker. Residence, 221 West Elm Street, Enid, Okla. He ,vas outstanding in athletics. He attended Otta,va Uni., Otta,va, Kas., for one year. He is a member of the Methodist Church of Enid. On June 28, 1924, at Parsons, Labatte Co., Kas., he ,vas married to Lena Belle (Gruver), born Oct. 4, 1904, at Agra, Phillips Co., Kas., daughter of Paul Clark Gruver, born 4/13/1873, at Council Bluffs, Ia., m ______, died 12/31/193(), at Joplin, ltlo., and Nellie ltlarie (Watts), born 11/13/1870, died 2/26/1923, at Pittsburg, Kas. Lena is an assistant to her husband in their bakery and is a stenographer. She is a member of the l\iethodist Church. Children of Everett and Lena Barnes, all born in Kansas: Abbbda,-a Ja.mes TJlendall, b 10/4/1925, Fredonia, lVilson Co. Abbbda-b Myrna Lee, b 1/6/1928, lVichita, Sedgewick, Co. Abbbda-c Stanley Louis, b 12/12/1931, lVichita, Sedgewick Co. Abbbdb-lIYRON CHARLES BARNES, 1\1.D., son of Charles T. Barnes, w·as born June 9, 1903, at Blue ~Ionnd, Kas. Physician and Surgeon. Resi dence, 1813¼ Michi~an Ave., Lo~ Angele~, Calif. He '.was g~aduated -in_ 1921 at Blue Mound H. S., where he won letters each year, in basketball and football; received his B.S. (legree in 1926 at Kas. ~tate Teachers College, Pitts~urg, Kas., his M.S. degree in 1934 at Uni. of So. Calif., Los Angeles, and a M.D. degree at the College of Medical Evangelists, Los Angeles, Cal~f., in Ju:ne, 1940. He is a charter member and first Sec't. to Lamba Sigma Kappa (Pre-Medical Frat.), 1922, at Pitts burg, Kas.; member of Alpha Epsilon Chap. of Phi Delta Kappa ( Hon. Ed. Frat.),-.1934; First Lieut. jn_ Medical Reserves of U.S. Army; and former }Jigh School teacher and pri~_cipal. .He is a member of the Seventh Day Adventist Church. On June 10, 1933, at Los.-Angeles, Calif., he was married to Vivian MJaxin~ (Smith),. born Dec. 26, 1910, at Kansas City, Mo. Housewife and former sec't.; gr_ad of Los Angeles H. S. and member of the Seventh Day Adventist Church. She is the daughter of Lawrence W. Smith, b 10/1/ 1875, at Colusa, Ill., m 6/2/1896, at West Point, Iowa, to Anna Linda (.Hutchinson), b 12/22/1876, at Farmington, Io,va; d 4/17/1923. Burial Forest La\\"n Memorial Park, Glendale, Calif. Mr. Smith lives at Ontario, Cilit . No. child1·en. Abbbe---RUFUS ALBERT. BARNES, son of Maria ,J. (Brook) Barnes, ""as born Feb. 20, 1868, in Henderson Co., Ill.; died July 1, 1937, at Mound City, Kas.· Real Estate and Insui~ance business. Resjdence, Blue tI011nd, Kas. ·. ' · On Sept. 30, 1895, at l\Iound City, Kas., he w·as married to Nora (Courey) of }found City. He was a resident of Blue Mound practically all his Tif e. · ' . · No children. Abbbf-ESTHER JANE BARNES, daughter· of Ilaria J. (Brook) Barnes, ·was born }larch 2, 1870, in Henderson Co., Ill.; died Sept. 24, 1916, at the home of her son, H~rry, in Otta,va, Kas.; burial in the Blue liound Cemetery, Blue Mound, Kas. Housewife. ·Residence, Garnett, Kas. · 'She was named for her grandmothers Barnes and Brook. She was _a member of the United Presby. Church of Garnett, and a person who made many f:r~iends ,vherever she went. She died during ,vhat ,vas considered a mirior illness, ,v hile visiting her son. · On Sept. 30, 1890, she ,vas married at her home in Blue Mound, Kas., to David Woods, born Nov.· 4, 1867, son.of William Woods, b 7/27/1842, in. Laurence Co., Pa.; din Aug., 1917, at La Harpe, Kas.; min Dec., 1866,in Ohio, to Sadie (Hultz), b 10/14/1844, in Pa.; din March, 1920, at Pitts burg, Kas. The Woods family were of Scotch-Irish descent,- the Hultz are German. "Daisy" was employed in a furniture factory in Garnett but is no,v retired. He is a U~ P. · · · · Ohi~dren of Jane and "Daisy" lVoods, born near Blue Mound, Kas.: ·A.·bbbf-·a Harry lVilliam, b 1/26/18;93. Abbbf-b Charles Henry, b 4/2/189_6. Abbbf-c Rachel Angeline, b 10/29/1898. Abbbf-d Ruth Ellen, b...... ; din infancy. Abbbf-.e Mary Elizabeth, b 5/4/1904,. Abbbfa-HARRY WILLIAl\I WOOD~, son of E. Jane (Barnes) Woods, "ras born-Jan. 2H, 1893, nea,r Blue l\Iound, Linn Co., Kas. Banking and In- vestment business .. Residence, 534 Ash Street, Ottawa, Kas. . He is~ memb.er of the Presbyterian Church of Otta,va; ,vas a Private bi the World War; entered the \\"atch making trade in Ottawa and continued ,vith that tr~-de three years. ·He is now. with the Farm and City Lo~n Investment Co., in Ottawa. He is a member of the American Legion a~d pas- w·on. -several prizes in the Otta,va- Drum and Bugle Corps, and has helped elert several Republican friends to office. On Sept.15, 1916, he was married to Edith Elizabeth Yarnell, born Sept. 15, 1888, at Indianola, Iowa, daughter of David Yarnell, b at Yarnellton, Ky.; d at Kansas City, Mo.; m at Indianola, Ia., to Margaret McEwen, b in Alleghaney, Pa.; d 10/24/1924, at Garnett, Kas. Edith is a member of the Presby. Church and the· A.U. (Kas.) Chapter of P.E.O. She attended Sterling College, Sterling, Kas. No children. Abbbfb-CHARLES HENRY WOODS, son of E. Jane (Barnes) Woods, was born April 2, 1896, near Blue Mound, Linn Co., Kas. Auto salesman. Residence, Fourth Avenue Hotel, Garnett, Kas. He ,vas in the Navy Band during the World War-U.S.N.R.F.-from July 1, 1918, to Sept. 30, 1921, and ,vas in active duty from July 1, 1918, to Dec. 20, 1918. He is a member of the Delphian Lodge No. 44, A.F. and A.U. He was married on Jan. 18, 1918, to Wilma (Wyatt), born Sept. 12, 1898. at Blue Mound, daughter of l\ilarble Rush Wyatt, b 1/9/1870, at Rushville, Ind.; m 5/12/1896, to Winnie McCoy, b 8/13/1872, at Kincaid, Kas. Wilma is employed as a hotel clerk. Children of Charles and ll"ilma lVoods, born in Garnett, Kas.: Abbbfb-a Mona Jean, -b 8/9/1918. . Abbbfb-b Harry Ma-{IJ, b 1/28/1920. Abbbfb-c Phyllis Louise, b 5/13/1921. Abbbfba-MONA JEAN WOODS, daughter of Charles H. Woods, ,vas born Aug. 9, 1918, at Garnett, Kas. Clerk in the County Treasurer's office .. Residence, Garnett, Kas. She was elected to the National Honor Society for High Schools. Abbbfbb-HARRY MAX WOODS, son of Charles H. Woods, was born Jan. 28, 1920, in Garnett, Kas. Is employed in the Farris Funeral Home. Abbbfbc-PHYLLIS LOUISE WOODS, daughter of Charles H. Woods, ,vas born May 13, 1921, in Garnett, Anderson Co., Kas. Secretary. Resi dence, Garnett, Kas. She is employed as Secretary in a law office. Abbbfc-RACHEL ANGELINE WOODS, daughter of E. Jane (Barnes) Woods, was born Oct. 29, 1898, near Blue lVIound, Linn Co., Kas. House wife. Residence, 430 Tyler St., Topeka, Kas. She ,vas named for her aunt. She joined the U. P. Church but trans ferred to the Community Church of Garnett, Kas. In 1925 she received a B.S. degree at Pittsburg Teachers' College, Pittsburg, Kas.; w·as an Honor student and a member of Kappa Delta Pi (National Honor. Frat.) in the field of Education, and a member of Eastern Star. Taught one year in Blue Mound, Kas. She "~as married Aug. 14, 1926, at Garnett, _Kas., to Willard l\ilarion Hutchison, born Oct. H, 1898, at Lexington, l\'Io., son of Joseph Hutchison, born in Ky.; d Sept., 1929, at Topeka, Kas. Children of Rachel and lVillard Hutchison, born in Topeka, Kas.: A_bbbfc-a Monna Lee, b 8/22/1927. Abbbfc-b Ned, b 12/14/1931. Abbbfc-c Jerry, b 3/12/1933. Abbbfe-1\IARY ELIZABETII WOODS, daughter of E. ,Jane (Barnes) Woods, ·was born May 4, 1904, near Blue Mound, Linn Co., Kas. Home E<~onomist. Residence, 4H0 Tyler St., Topeka, Kas. "Marie" is a member of the Community Church of Garnett, Kas., and the Order of Eastern Star. In 1925 she ,vas graduated at Pittsburg Teach ers' College, Pittsbu1·g, Kas., ,vith a B.S. degree. She ,vas named for her aunt. Abbbg-MARY ELIZABETH BARNES, daughter of l\laria J. (Brook) Barnes, ,vas born Jan. 26, 1872, in Henderson Co., Ill., but soon became a resident of Kansas. Farm o"?ner, business ,voman, house,vife. Residence, in Blue l\lound, KaR. She lived on her farm a number of years ·and took an active part in the business. She was a member of the United Presby. Church of Blue Mound until that church was abandoned, and then united with the Federated Church of Blue Mound. She also has taken an active part in the social life of the community; has acted as Chaplain of the Blue Mound Grange, is a member of the Rebecca Lodge, the Past Noble Grand Club, and the Jolly Sewing Circle. On June 10, 1891, sh~ was married to Thomas Ewing Fuller of Blue Mound, born April 29, 1867, at l\Iattoon, Ill., the son of Randell Fuller, a Civil War veteran, and Jane (Spark), daughter of a Baptist preacher. H~ ,vas a harness maker by trade but later became a farmer until he retired in Blue Mound, Kas. He is an Elder in the Federated Church and a Director on the Blue Mound School Board. Child of Mary and Tom Fuller: . Abbbg-a Maude Mae, b 11/20/1891. Abbbga-1\fAlTDE MAE FULLER, daughter of Mary E. (Barnes) Fuller, "~as born Nov. 20, 1891, at Pleasanton, Kas. Housewife. Residence, 6025 Wyandotte, Kansas City, Mo. She attended Sterling College, Sterling, Kas., and had special talent in yoice. She is a member of Eastern Star. On June 12, 1912, she ,vas married to Earl Goodloe Wallingford of Ash land, Kas., who was in the grain elevator business, but is now a member of the Kansas City Board of Trade. He attended Southwestern Uni., Win-. field, Kas., from 1907 to 1909. He is a 32nd degree Mason and an Eastern Star. He is the son of Webster N. Wallingford, b 12/11/1843, at Mount Carmel, Ky.; from Vanceburg to Ashland, Kas., in 1885; d 2/20/1922, at a hospital in Wichita, Kas.; m 11/17/1868, at Vanceburg ( Tollesboro), Ky., to M·ary Keren (Pugh), b 3/9/1848, at Vanceburg (Tolleshoro), Ky.; din 1911 at Ashville, Kas. The Wallingfords are of Scotch-Welsh descent, the Pughs of Scotch-Irish-Welsh descent. Children of Maude and Earl lVallingford: Abbbga-a Mary Nolene, b 3/31/1913. Abbbga-b Earl Goodloe, Jr., b 6/23/1915. Abbbgaa-MARY NOLENE WALLINGFORD, daughter of l\faude M. (Fuller) ,vallingford, ,vas born March 31, 1913, at Ashland, Kas. Resi dence, 6025 Wyandotte, Kansas City, Mo. Ahbbgab-EARL GOODLOE WALLINGFORD, son of Maude M. (Ful ler) Wallingford, was horn June 23, 1915, at Ashland, Kas. Employee of the Phillips 66 Co. Residence, 4711 Grand Ave., Kansas City, Mo. He was graduated at the Uni. of Kas. in 1938 with an A.B. degree, ,vhere he "~as a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon Frat. He was married June 24, 1939, at Caney, Montgomery Co., Kas., to Claire Louise (Connelly), ,vho ,vas born ,June 16, 1916, at Carney, Kas. Abbbi-HUGH l\fARSHALL BARNES, M.D., son of Maria J. (Brook) Barnes, was born Nov. 16, 1877 (Sec. 20) near Blue Mond, Linn Co., Kas.; died Aug. 30, 1923, in Kahler Hospital, Rochester, Minn.; burial in the Blue Mound Cemetery. Physician. Residence was Colony, Kas. Hugh ,vas graduated in 1898 at Kansas City Medical College, Kansas City, l\Io. In the World War he ranked First Lieutenant in the Medical Corps and ,vas stationed at Camp Beauregard. For a number of years prior to the war he practiced in his home to,vn, Blue Mound, Kas.; after the war he located at Colony, Kas., ,vhere he was located at the time of his death. He was a member of the United Presby. Church, the l\fasonic Lodge, the Scottish Rite Consistory, and the American Legion. On July 19, 1900, he ,vas married to Ethel V. (Kirby), who preceded him in death, daughter of the R.R. station agent and lived in Blue Mound as a child~ later Rhe lived in Forth Wayne, Ind., and Rochester, Minn. When she returned for a visit they were married. No children. Abbbj-RACHEL ANGELINE BARNES, youngest child of Marie J. (Brook) Barnes, was born Feb. 2, 1881, on Sec. 20 near Blue Mound, Linn Co., Kas. Housewife. Residence, ( P. 0.) Blue }Iound, Kas. She is a. member of the Federated Church of Blue l\,found, Kas., the Rebecca Lodge, the Past Noble Grand Club, and of the Jolly Sewing Cir cle. For the past ten years she has held the office of Lecturer for the Blue Mound Grange. Has helped with the Barnes family data. On Sept. 17, 1902, at her parent's home in Blue Mound, Kas., she was married to Leo Bertney Curtis, born Feb. 15, 1882 ( Sec. 15, Tp. 22, R. 22), near Blue l'Iound, Kas.; died Jan. 27, 193-7, at the Mercy Hospital, Fort Scott, Kas.; burial in the Blue l\Iound, Kas., Cemetery. Farmer. He "~as the son of Samuel Curtis, b 2/26/1842; d 10/4/1927, at Blue Mound, Kas.; m 9/12/18f>7, to l'Iary Alice (Harrison), b 7/10/1848, in Jones Co., N. C.; d 6/21/1923, at Blue }Iound, Kas. The Curtis family came from Wales.· Leo was a member of the Federated Church of Blue llound, the I.O.O.F. · lodge, the Rebecca Lodge, and the Grange. He "ras a Director of the School Board for twenty years and ,vas elected to the third term as Clerk of Blue Mound To,vnship. Ch-ildren of Rachel and Leo Cu1·tis: Abbbj-a Ivan Verne, b 8/17/1904. Abbbj-b Marion, Saniuel, b 9/22/1909. Abbbj-c Charles JI erlc, b 7/2/1917. . Abbbja-IVAN VERNE CURTIS, son of Rachel A. (Barnes) Curtis, ,vas born Aug. 17, 1904 (Sec. 15, Tp. 22, R. 22), near Blue llound, Kas. Far mer. Residence, (P. 0.) Blue l\ilound, Kas. He lives on the Curtis fa1·m in Sec. 15, Tp. 22, R. 22, near Blue }Iound, Linn Co., Kas. He attended Kansas State College, l\Ianhattan, Kas. He is a member of the Federated Church, Blue Mound, the Sigma Phi Epsilon Frat., the ~1asonic Lodge, the I.O.O.F. Lodge, and the Grange. He is Presi dent of the Deputies' Association of the Kansas State Grange, State and National Grange Honor Deputy, Clerk of Blue ~Iound Township in 1937- 1938. . lie w·as married, Aug. 29, 19~5, at her home in Little Rock, Ark., to ,Jennie M!aye (Dean), born Jan. 19, 1904, the daughter of John W. Dean, b 10/1/1878, at Hannibal, l\1o.; m 7/14/1900, at Springfield, Neb., to Jen nie Clare (Chapman), b 6/6/1883, at Springfield, Neb. l\1aye ,vas gradu ated in 1923 ,vith a tln·ee-year State degl'ee at Pittsburg Teachers' Col lege, Pittsbtu·g, Kas. She is a member of the l?ederated Church of Blue liound, the Grange, the Rebecca Lodge, the Jolly Se,ving Circle, and is Lady Assistant Stc,vard of the Kans. State Grange. Children of l'et·ne and Maye Ct(,'rtis, born in £,inn Co., Kas.: Abbbja-a Iran Verne, b 3/7/1928. Abbbja-b lJl aye Ruth, b 12/2/19Bl. Abbbjh-}IARION SA~-IlTEL CURTIS, son of Rachel A. (Barnes) Cur tis, ,vas born Sept. 22, 1909 ( Sec. 15, Tp. 22, R. 22), near Blue l\1ound, Linn Co., Kas. Undertaker and embalmer and hard,vare store proprietor in Blue l\found. Residence, in Blue ~Ionnd, Kas. Ile is a member of the l\'.Iethodist Church of l·Uue ~found, the l\iasonic Lodge, the 1.O.O.F. Lodge, and the Grange Lodge, and is the present llayor of Blue Mound. On June 26, 1930, at Oth1,va, Kas., he ,vas married to Ruth (Buchanan), born Nov. 16, 1907, at Lone Elm, Kas., the daughter of Roy D. Buchanan, b 8/4/1879, at Bedford, Kas., m ____ / ... ./19.... , at Bedford, Kas., to Grace Ella (Wieser), b 3/2'1/1881, at Iledford I{as. The Buchanan's are of Scotch ancestry; the Wiesers of Holland-German descent. Ruth ,vas grad uated at Otta"?a lTni., Otta,vn, Kaf,;., in 1928 "·ith an .A.. B. dPg1·Pe. She is a member of the M. E. Church, the Grange, the Jolly Sewing Circle, and is President of the Ladies' Advance Club. No children. Abbbjc-CHARLES .MERLE CURTIS, youngest son of Rachel A. (Barnes) Curtis, ,vas born July 2, 1917, at the Curtis farm ( Sec. 15, Tp. 22, R. 22), near Blue Mound, Kas. He is a member of the Federated Church of Blue Mound and the .Grange. He ,vas married Feb. 4,- 1938, at Mound City, Kas., to Reta Belle ( Gil more), born March 19, 1918, the daughter of Ervin Andrew Gilmore, b 4/4/1892, at ~eosho, Mo.; m 12/24/1914, at Fort Scott, Kas., to Jessi~ Viola (Castile), b 8/16/1894, at Mapleton, Kas. She is a member of the Grange and the Jolly Sewing Circle. · Child of Merle and Reta· Belle Curtis, born Fort Scott, Kas.: Abbbjc-a Eu.gene Dale, b 11/4/1938. · Abbe-JAMES WILLIAM BROOK, ·son of Jane T. (Marshall) Brook, ,vas born Aug. 20, 1843, at the home of his grandfather l\larshall, in Hen derson Co., Ill.; died March 4, 1914, at his home ( Sec. 1, Tp. 9W, R. 5N), near Sti-onghurst, Henderson Co., Ill.; burial in the Olena Cemetery near Stronghu1·st, Ill. Farmer, stockman, land o,vner. Residence (P. 0.), Strongh u1·st, Ill. . He·,vas graduated at Monmouth .College, }fonmouth, Ill., .in 1865 with a B.S. degree. While in college he studied .medicine for two years with. a l\Ionmouth· physician; read la,v under Hon. M. c:. Harris; in the spring of 1864: he joined in }1onmouth Co. A, 138th Reg. Inf. for 100 days' service in the Civil War. He contracted malaria and ,vas mustered out in Oct, 1864, w·ith. the rank of corporal. Due to his height, he ( with Wyllie Rose) were made color bearers. Because of ill health he gave up the study of medicine, but his study gave him unusual ability to care for his family. H·e belonged to the G.A.R., the ~Iasonic, the 1.O.O.F.- and the K. of P. Lodges, was a director in the First National Bank of Stronghurst, Ill.; and served as Trustee in the United Presby Church of Olena, Ill. He ,vas married three times. On Feb. 21, 1867, he was married (1st) to Mary Caroline (Pearce), born l\Iarch 18, 1848, at Ottum,va, Io"ra; died July 16, 1881, at her aome in Henderson Co., Ill.; ln1rial in the Olena Cemetery. House,vife. Dr. Wal lace of Monmouth College performed the "redding ceremony. She ,vas the daughter of Rev. Andrew Griffith Pearce, b 11/18/1816, at Urbana, 0.; d 10/lfi/1915, in llenderson Co., Ill.; m Eliza (Powers), h 1/19/1819, iu Cincinnatti, 0.; d 6/22/189H, at the home of G. T. Pearre, Henderson Co., Ill.~ hoth in Olena Cem. A.G. Pearce ·was a ~1ethodist minister ,and later "'as a fa.rm owner living near Ber,v'ick, Ill. After her marriage, Mary transft1r1·ed her membership to the U. P. Church at Olena. She attended }Ionmou th College; ,vas a sister of George T. Pearce. Oh-ildren of lVUl and Jl olly l'ea.rce, born near Stronghurst, Ill.: Abbe-a Frances Lu Ella, b 12/16/1867. Abbc-b lVilUam Mar·shall, b 2/11/1870. A bbc-c And1·eu, Rcnw,ick, b 10/2/1872. Abbc-d Charles A.lfred, b 5/8/1875. A.bbc-e Ii~y Amelia, b 6/6/1877. Abbca-FRANCES LU ELLA BROOK, oldest child of J. ,villiam Brook, w·as born Dec. 6, 1867, in Sec. 1, Tp. 9, R .. 5, Henderson Co., Ill., near Stronghurst; died ~..,eb. 19, 1940, at home of her son, William, in Gales burg, Ill.; burial in Biggsville, Ill., Cemetery. United Presbyterian min ister's w'ife. Residence (temporary), 261 W. South St., G,alesburg, Ill. Scarlet fever at six years of age left a ,veak heart. Rural teachers-Ella Erskine, Celia Bogle, La,vyer Birch, -T. H. -McMichael (Pres. Monmouth College), Bessie Graham, Will Mitchel. Reader McGuffy's Second. Started organ lessons at nine years, at ele,?en chosen one of five to accompany for Lovett's Jubilee of 1,000 voices in the great tabernacle tent on the Biggs vill Fairgrounds. Attended Monmouth College two years, using the $300 (received by each grandchild of I. J. Brook) from the I. J. Brook estate for part of her expenses. Member of the U. P. Church and the Aletheorian Lit erary Society. Took dramatic reading of l\iiss Calvin and piano lessons. Taught country school in fall of 1887; cared for grandmother Pearce ( 1890-92) ; helped her husband obtain a theological education by money from baking, taking roomers and boarders, teaching music, etc.; dre,v house plans for manse at Saxman, Kas. ( approved by Woman's Gen. Board of U. P. Ch.); delegate to Woman's Gen. lVIission. Soeiety at Pitts burg, Pa., 1908; Pres. of Kas. City Presbyterial Soc. 1910, w'ltich met at Topeka; began Jr. }Iission ,vork 1913 at Wichita; Pres. of the Christmas Shop ( 250 women of leading chs.) ;- Pres. of Southern Ill. -Presbyterial Soc.; teacher in Sabbath Schools. She ,vas married, Feb. 24, 1892, to John U. Brush, brother-in-la,v of her girlhood chum (Nellie }le-Arthur Brush), of . Walton, Kas. .John ·u. Brush, Kas. farmer, ,vas horn }lay 8, 1869; died Jan. 31, 19H4, at Biggs ville, Ill., ,vhere he ,vas pastor of the U. P. Ch.; burial in Biggsville Cem. in Henderson Co., Ill. Son of Baptiste Brush, b 11/12/1829, in Chester Co., Pa., and Mary Ann {Spratley), b 8/5/18H9; m 1/20/1853; d 1/5/1901, born in l'hiladelphia soon after the family arrived in N. Y. (port) as her parents George and l\{ary Spratley came from England. Baptiste, son of Joseph Brush ( Elder in Walton, Kas., U. P. Ch.) and ...... Huey ( or Hoy). John ,vas graduated at Sterling College, Sterling, Kas., w·ith A.B. degree in 1898.; organized the first male quartet to go out from a church college ; · Grad. at Pittsburg Theological Seminary in 1902; served in the following United Presbyterian churches: ~orthside, North Pittsburg, Pa.; Lauerl Hill, Fayette Co., Pa.; Saxman, l(as.; Lawrence, Kas.; College Hill, "\iVich ita, Kas.; Alexis, Ill.; Traer, Ia.; Sparta, Ill.; and Biggsville, Ill. He re ceived his D.D. degree at Sterling College. Was a member of the board of directors of Monmouth College. Oh-ildren of Ella and John ll'rush: Abbca-a Bessie F,rances, b 2/11/1893, at ll'alton, Kas. Abbca-b Ivy Brook, b 11/2B/1895. Abbca-c ·n1illiam, Bap-t·i.~te, b 9/12/1902, at Laurel HUl, Pa. Abbcaa-BESSIE FRANCES BRCSH, daught~r of F. Lu Ella (Brook) Brush, "ras born FelJ.11, 1893, at Walton, Kas. Housew~ife, Piano Teacher. Residence, Britt, Iow·a. She ,vas graduated at _lionmouth College, lionmouth, Ill., in 1917 ,vith an A.B. degree and a History major. She joined the United Presbyterian Chu1·ch but is 110,v a l[ethodist, a member of P.E.O. and the '1Voman's Club. On Nov. 25, 1920, she ,vas married at the home of her parents in Traer, Ia., to Ralph Henry l\IcCallum, horn Jan. 16, 1898, at Goldfield, Ia. G:raiu elevator n1anager ancl bookkeeper at The Farmer's Co-operative Elevator, Britt, Ia. He took a coi-respondence course and private instruction in bookkeeping and grain mixtures for stock and poultry. llember of the l'lethodist Church and the llasonic and the 1.0.0.~\ Lodes. Son of John S. l\IcCalhun, b 1870 iu I(ent Co., liieh; m 1897 to Olive Pinkham, b 1879, d 1916; grandfather Duncan licCallum, b 1841 in Scotland-to Canada in 1842-to Kent Co., ~'1ich., in 1868, d 1931; m 1869 Kent Co., to Catherine C. Sinclair, b 1842 at IIillsdale, }Iich., d 1921 in Goldfield, Ia. Great grandfather Duncan l\:Ic( 1 allum m Iaa Belle Ferguson, both bin Scotland -to Canada in 1842; he d 1883. John Sinclair b 1799, d 1877, m Christie i\Ic:Xaugbt of Scotland, to N. Y. in 1798. Olhye Pinkham, dau. of Heni-y and }Iirandy Abigal (Oviatt) Pinkham. Oh,ildren of BestJie "·as bo1·n .June 7., 1889,. at the old Brook ho1ne near Olena., 111.; died .Jan. :_~1. 1903, at his home near Biggsville, Ill.; burial in the Biggsville (Ill.) Cemetery. Accidentally shot himself while trying to extricate a chicken he had wounded from under a wagon bed. He was a bright, attractive boy with many friends. He said, since his name was Hugh, he would be a doctor. All but one of this branch of the family ,vith the name of Hugh was a doctor. · · Abbgf-LORA MAY PEARCE, daughter of Mary A. (Brook) Pearce, was born Sept. 29, 1891, in Biggsville, Henderson Co., Ill. Co-ordinator of Vocational Training. Residence, 2321 Kings Way, Augusta, Ga. She was named for Mrs. Lora Carruthers, of Sparta, Ill., where there was a settlement of Covenenters from South Carolina. Lora was gradu ated ,vith Junior College diploma in 1913 at Linn,vood College, St. Charles, M.o.; Ph.B. in 1924 from Uni. of Chicago, Chicago, Ill., and M. of Ed. in 1936 at Drake Uni., Durham, N. C. Before she started to teach in Tubman H. S. ( for girls) she "ras a teacher in the public schools of Ot tum,va, Io,va, Dublin, Tex., and after in Lewisburg, W. Va. She is a member of the Presbyterian Church of Augusta, Ga., of P.E.O., of A.A. U.W., of Business and Professional Woman's Club, and of Kappa Delta Phi (Hon. Frat.). During the World War, 1917-1918, she was employed by the U. S. Treasury Dept., Washington, D. C. She did much of the research ,vork for this Histo1·y. Abbh-ALBERT THOMAS BROOK, son of tlane T. ('Marshall) Brook, born July 29, 1854, on Sec. 34, Tp. l0W, R. 5N (Olena Tp.) near Strong hurst, Hende1·son Co., Ill.; died Dec. 23, 1927, in the lfasonic Hospital in Wichita, Kas.; burial in the Olena (Ill.) Cemetery. ~~arm ff\vner and stockman. He attended Monmouth College, Monmouth, Ill., and ·was a member of the Beta Theta Pi fraternity. Ile ,vent "rest and settled in Linn Co., Kas., where he owned a farm, and built a large home next door to his brother, Hugh. He was a member of the United Presby. Church and w·as generous in his contributions of money to the improvement of the new community. Due to loss of propei-ty he left Blue Mound and spent the remainder of his life in Illinois and Kansas. Sept. 13, 1881, he "ras married to Clara Latimer (Cable), born Oct. 15, 1856, near BeMvick, Ill.; died Match 3, 1935, at Lynchburg, Va.; ashes in terred in the Asplin Grove Cem., Burlington, Io"ra; daughter of Ezera Cable, b 2/11/1821, at Inoyd, Oneida Co., N. Y.; d 3/20/1910, at Mon mouth, Ill., and Martha tlane (Latimer), b 10/13/1833, at Cherry Grove, Ill.; d 7/8/1908, at Monmouth, Ill. Clal'a was graduated at lioumouth College, Monmouth, Ill., in 1876 ,vith the degree of B.S., and ,vas an early member of (LC.) Pi Beta Phi fraternity. She ,vas a 1nember of the U. P. Church. The children of A. T. a-nd Clara. Brook, all born at Blue Mound, Kas.,are: Abbh-a Charles Francis, 12/28/1882. Abbh-b lshysician and surgeon. Resided in Monmouth, Ill. He read medicine under preceptorship of Dr. William McMillan and later graduated from Rush Medical College in 1852. He practiced his profession in Warren Co., Ill. He was a member of Illinois and Warren· Co., Ill., Med. Societies and ·was honored by being m3:de Pres. of Military Tract Medical Society. He was also elected County Coroner. On Oct. 15, 1873, he ,vas married to l\1atilda Brewer of Monmouth, Ill. She was born in Caylick Hall, Maryland, l\Iarch 18, 1844. She died Aug. 21, 1924. Child of Hugh and Matilda Brewer Marshall is: Abf-a Hugh, b 3/9/1878. Abfa-HUGH MARSHALL, only child of Hugh and lfatilda Brewer Mar shall, born in Monmouth, Warren Co., Ill., }larch 9, 1878; died Sept. 12, 1939; interred in mausoleum, Monmouth Cemetery. Druggist. Resided in ·Monmouth, Ill. At the age of sixteen he started to "rork in drugstore owned by his uncles John and Mell Brewer. He attended Northwestern School of Phar macy and in 1904 bought the drug store, where be continued in ~usiness until he retired in 1925. After retiring he managed the farms which he had bought. He was a member of l\Iasonic Lodge and one of early members of Monmouth Country Club. He was married in Chicago on May 22, 1905, to Mary Elizabeth Frantz. She "Tas born Oct. 10, 1875. No children. SECTION II-PART VII Abg-"\'VILLIAl\1 MARSHALL, youngest child of Alexander and Mary (McMillan) Marshall, was born in ~.,airfield Co., So. Carolina, July 19, 1827; died April 13, 1895; interred Stronghurst Cemetery. Farmer. Resi dence near Stronghurst, Ill. He " 1 as a farmer, living in Marshall community north,vest of Strong hurst until he retired and moved into Stronghurst. In 1862 he married Josephine Hopkins, born Feb. 20, 1839 ; died Sept. 18, 1900. She was the daughter of Isaac and ,Jane Hopkins of Biggsville, Ill., and ,vas the last of family of 12 children. }Ir. and Mrs. l\farshall ,vere members of the United Presbyterian Chu,rch. No children. SECTION III THE FAMILY OF DANIEL }fclIILLAN II ST. CLAIR COUNTY, ILLINOIS Ac-DANIEL Mcl\IILLAN II, son of Daniel McMillan I, was born at (Chester?) So. Car., Oct. 11, 1787; died Nov. 5, 1865, on his farm in Elk horn Prairie Tp., three and a half miles north of Marissa, St. Clair Co., Ill.; bu1~ial in the old Salem Church Cemetery on l\tlud Cr., five miles north east of Marissa. Lando,vner, farmer and traveling shoe maker. P. 0., l\tiarissa, Ill. He first attended the old Stone Church at Elkhorn, ten miles northeast of l\iarissa. After the coming of the German families to that community, he became a member of the Salem U. P. Church; He o,vned a. large tract of land and settled his children on farms a1·ound him. He was a veteran of the War of 1812. He was married at (Chester?), So. Car., to l\Iargaret Elder, born July 30, 1800, at Chester, So. Car.; died ,Jan. 30, 1877, near l\lal'issa, Ill.; burial in the old Salem Cem. She also was-a member of the U. P. Church. House ,vife. Ch-ildren of Daniel and Margaret McMillan: Ac-a .. Janet, b 1/22/1821.. ·· Ac-b Sarah .E., b 2/4/1823. Ac-c Mary Ann, b .... / .... /18..... Ac-d Dani~l III, b 1/22/1832. Ac-e lVilliam E., b 5/8/1834. Ac-f Margaret Thornpson, b 5/9/1837! .A.c-g Irvin Christy, b .... / .... /1839. Ac-h Hugh Alemander, b .... / .... /1841. Ac-i Infant daughter b .... / .... / ...... SECTION III-PART I _.\ca-JANET McMILLAN, daughter of Daniel McMillan II, ·was born Jan. 22, 1821, on Elkhorn Prairie, three and a half miles north of Marissa, Ill.; died l\farch 29, 1879; burial at the old Salem Church, five miles north east of Marissa. House"rife. Residence, P. 0., }farissa, Ill. She ,vas a member of the Old Salem lT. P. Church. On ...... , 18 .... , she w·as married to Samuel Gibson, born Dec. 14, 1820. Farmer. Private in the Civil "\Var. Children of Jennie and Samu-el GibsQn are: Aca-a Mary Park, b 1/21/1849. Aca-b Margaret, b 8/22/1852. Aca-c Daniel McMillan, b 12/15/1861. Acaa-MARY PARK GIBSON, daughter of Janet (Mcl\ilillan) Gibson, "·as born Jan. 21, 1849, at ····-·······; died ···········- at her father's home; burial in the Salem Church Cemetery, five miles northeast of l\'Iarissa, Ill. She "·as a member of the Salem U. P. Ch11rch and kept house for her father after the death of her mother. . Acab-1\fARGARET GIBSON, daughter of Janet (lfcliillan) Gibson, "·as born Aug. 22, 18n2; dilld Dec. 31, 1937, at l'larissa, Ill.; burial in the l\tiarissa, Ill., Cemetery. She ,vas a member of the United Presbyterian Church of l\Iarissa, Ill. On .... / .... /18.... , she was married at ...... to James Aitken, born July 5, 1855; died Oct. 19, 1923; burial at l\Iarissa, Ill. ChUlo. Aceb-b Edward Harold, b 5/29/1907, Stuttgart, Ark. Areba-PERCY HUG:H PARKER, son of Margaret C. (McMillan) Par ker, was born Feb. 8, 1906, at Cripple Creek, Colo. Grain man. Residence 815 E. High St., Colorado Springs, Colo. He is a member of the United Presby. Church of Colorado Springs, Colo., and was formerly employed as a grain handler on the grain dock at Seattle, Wash. Acebb-EDWARD HAROLD PARKER, son of l\Iargaret C. (l\ilcMillan) Parker, was born }lay 29, 1907, near Stuttgart, Ark. Equipment atten dant. Residence Rock Springs, Wyo. Edw·a.rd is a member of the United Presby. Church of Colorado Springs, Colo. He ,vas graduated at Colorado College, Colorado· Springs, in 1930 with a B.S. degree in Electrical Engineering, where he was a member of the Kappa Sigma and Sigma Delta Psi (Honor Phys. Ed.) Frats. He played football for three years, was a member of the track team four years and was captain of the track team the two years of 1929 and 1930. He is now employed by the American Telephone and Telegraph Co. at Rock Springs as a ( test 1·oom atteBdant) equipment attendant. On April 20, 1936, he was married in Green River, Wyo., to Marion (Wood), born March 17, 1909, in Midland, Texas. Her mothet's name ,vas McKenzie and both parents are from old Texas families. Acee-JANE ELDER. McMILLAN, daughter of William E. McMillan, was born March 10, 1870, in Wash. Co., Ill., near Tilden; died Jan. 25, 1903, at Marissa, Ill.; burial at Old Salem Church Cem. near Mar·issa. Her mother died when she ,vas 18 years old and she kept house for her father; she lived for a time ,vith her sister, Margaret. Her death ,vas caused by complications of the stomach and T.B. SECTIO:N 111-PART VI Acf-}IARG~RET THOl\fPSON Mcl\fILLAN, daughter of Daniel Mc Millan II, was born }fay 9, 1837, in Elkhorn Prairie Tp., St. Clair Co., Ill., 3½ miles N.E. of Marissa; died March 11, 1899, at her home; burial° in the Hill Prairie Cem., one mile sou th of the Ervin ,v. Dunn farm. House wife, landowner. P. 0., Marissa, Ill. She ,vas a member of the Old Salem United Presby. Church but later united ,vith the Gordons Grove U. P. Church. On May 6, 1871, she was married to John Dunn, born Sept. 17, 1825; died March 7, 1899,. at his fa1·m home; burial in the Hill Prairie Cem.; Randolph Co., Ill. He ,vas a member of the Gordons Grove U. P. Church and ,vas one of the committee w·ho had charge of erecting the present church building. Margaret.and John Dunn were the parents of one child: Acf~ Er·vin lJlillia1n, b 3/9/1872. Acfa-ERVIN WILLIAM DlTNN, son of Margaret McMillan Dunn, was born March 9, 1872, Sec. 3, Tp. 4, R. 5, in Randolph Co., Ill., where he now lives. Lando"ynerr'farmer. P. 0. l\Iarissa, Ill. He is a member of the United Presby. Church of l\Iarissa, Ill. He has served on the School Board of hi~ district for t,venty-two years and acted as Clerk of the Board. His grandfather on his father's side was William licl\tlillan of South Carolina. He has assisted in collecting data of the Daniel McMillan II family. He ,vas married on l\tlay 16, 1900, in Lively Grove Tp., Washington Co., Ill., to l\Iary Etta (Patton), born Jan. 17, 1873, daughter of Joseph and Sarah (McAule) Patton of Washington Co., Ill.; died July 21, 1940, at her home after only a few hours' illness. She ,vas also a member of the U. P. Church at Marissa. No children. SI~CTIO~ 111-PART VII Acg-IRVIN CHRISTY ~IcMILLAN, son of Daniel llcMillan II, "ras born in 1839, in Washington Co., Ill.; died April 8, 1900, at Coulterville, Ill.; burial in the Coulterville Cem. Farm owner, farmer, carpenter. Resi dence P. 0. Coulterville, Ill. He lived on his farm one mile east of Coulterville. He joined the United Presby. Church at Prosperity but later transferred to the U. P. Church of Coulterville. On July 14, 1880, at St. Louis, }Io., he was married to Sarah Jane (Paul) of Washington Co., Ill., born April 18, 1850, in Washington Co., Ill.; died in St. Louis, Mo.; burial in the Coulterville Cem. House"rife. · Daughter of Eli Paul from near Tilden, Ill. Child of Irvin a-nd Sar| n Co., Ill. Children of Carrie and Frank Graham: A.f ca-a Maude A.fca-b Mary Srnall, b 10/11/1883. Afca-c Lena Afca-d Luther A.f ca-e Carrie Lillian Afca-f Ruby Afca-g Rachel Louise, b 6/7/1895. Afca-h Frank Sumner Afca-i Gene 0. Araa-1\,fAlTDE GRAHAM ,vas born ------· Married LeRoy Booth at Biggsville, Ill., Oct.· 16, 1902. '1.'heir children, all born at Laurel, Nebraska, are: A-fcaa-a Beulah J. Booth, b 3/16/1904, Graduate Nurse, Lord Lis- ter Hospital, 1931. Afcaa-b Fay G. Booth, b 1/21/1907, graduate Univ. Neb., 1932. Afcaa-c Floyd G. Booth, b 4/8/1912, farmer. Afcaa-d Paul H. Booth, b 8/12/1914, graduate Moller School of Barbering, 1936. Married Genevieve Dirks. One son: Afcad-a Rodney, b 7/20/1938. Afcab-MARY SMALL GRAHAM was born Oct. 11, 1883, near Biggs ville, Ill. Housewife and member of Biggsville United Presby. Church. Resides Biggsville, Ill. l1ary Graham was married first to ,James Stewart of Biggsville, Ill. He died. Their son is: a James Graham Stewart, b 10/26/1904. Mary Graham married Sept. 1, 1910, William P. Glenn, born May 13, 1873. They have two children: b Donzella, b 9/5/1912. c William Pressley, b 5/10/1921. Afcaba-JAMES GRAHAM STEWART, born Oct. 26, 1904, ,vas married Nov. 24, 193 ____ to Dorothy Sch,veitzer of lfonmouth, Ill. He is a barber and resides at Stronghurst, Ill. They have two children: A.fcaba-a James Graham Ste1nart II, b 1/23/1933. A.fcaba-b lVilliam Lane Stewart, b 7/28/1934. Afcabbb-DONZELLA GLENN ,vas born Sept. 5, 1912, at Bibbsville, Ill., and was married July 5, 1934, to Loyal Hamilton of Burlington, .Iowa. She is a graduate nurse. They lived in Burlington, Io,Ya, and have t,vo daughters. a Joyce Elaine, b 9/6/1936. b Sandra Ka,y, b 5/29/1938. Afcabbc-WILLIAM PRESSLEY GLENN, born l\1:ay 10, 1921. Gradu ated Biggsville High School 1940, and lives ,vith his parents at Biggs ville, Ill. Afcac-LENA GRAHAM married Roy Kilgore. Lives at West Burling ton, Iowa. One daughter. a Jane, born at Biggsville; Ill. She graduated from Burlington Hospital Nurses' School. Married David Rhinehart, Kirk wood, and live at Quincy, Ill. One son: b Oharle,'l Kenneth Rhinehart. Afcad-LUTHER GRAHAM, born Nov. 1, 1885. l\Iarried Edna Gilmore }lay 16, 1905. Died. Their children are: a Lynn, married Hazel Cling. Their children are Robert Lynn and Evelyn Joan. b Ivan, married Emma Smith. They have one daughter, Jeanette Rose. c Or1eille, married Alire Cald \\Tell. Their children are Carol Jean and Patricia A.nn. Afcae-CAR.RIE LILLIAN GRAHAl\f, horn at Biggsville, Ill. lfarried Clyde E. Pearson at South Henderson Church July 23, 1914. They live at Genoa, Nebraska, and attend the Augustana Lutheran Church. Their children, born at Genoa, are: a John Edwin, b 7/23/1919, student H a.'Jtin.gs, N ebra,flka, Presby teria.n College. b Donald Graha1n, b 2/22/1929. A. ttends public school. Afcaf-RUBY GRAHAl\f. Resides ·with her sister, Lena Graham Kilgore, at West Burlington, Iowa. Afcag-R"'"t\.CHEL LOUISE GRAHAM, born lune 7, 1895, at Biggsville, Ill. Teacher. Married Joseph Bosch Ribas, born July 19, 1894. He is a pharmacist and they reside at Maplewood, lVIo., and are members of the Second lTnited Presby. Church at St. Louis, 1\ilo. Their three children are: a Josephine Louise, b 10/28/1918. b Mara.belle Te1·esa, b 11/17/1920. c ·Eugene Frank, b 4/17/1925. Afcah-FRANK SUMNER GRAHAM, born Jan. 12, 1897, at Biggsville, Ill. Married April 14, 1923, to Bessie May Billups, born Dec. 16, 1897, at • Stronghurst, Ill. They reside at llilan, Ill., and have two children: a Gloria May, b 11/5/1926. b lVendell McMillan, b 3/24/1932. Afcai-GENE C. GRAHAM lives at Charleston, Arkansas. Afch-JENNIE FLORENCE McMILLAN, second child of William L. and Susan Mcl\Iillan, born July 21; 1860, Henderson Co., Ill.; died June 21, 1932 ; burial at Biggsville Cemetery, Biggsville, Ill. Married Jan. 11, 1883, to John Wier, blacksmith. Residence at Coloma, west of Biggsville, Ill. Children born to this 'U,nion are: Afcb-a Jes.i:;ie May, b 8/17/1883. Afcb-b Grace Lillian, b 6/5/1886. Afcb-c Annie Susan, b 1/28/1889. Afcb-d Roy, b 3/1/1894. Afcba-JESSIE MAY WEIR was born Aug. 17, 1883, at Biggsville, Ill. She ,vas married Feb. 27, 1907, to Will J. Gibb, born March 5, 1879. They live ori a farm near Biggsville, Ill. Their two sons are: Afcba-a Paul D. (}ibb, b 11/18/1907. Afcba-b John Dale Gibb, b 1/26/1910. Afrbaa-PAUL D. GIBB married Eloise M. Jamison on July 26, 1928, and live at Roseville, Ill. They have two children: Afcbaar--a Marilyn Jean, b 12/8/1929. Afcbaa,-b Dennis Lee, b 1/26/1931. Afcbab-DALE GIBB married Irene Blake of Biggsville, }lay 14, 1938. They reside on a farm ne·ar Biggsville. Afcbb-GRACE LILLIAN WEIR, born June 5, 1886, Henderson Co., Ill. Married Francis Gibb, born Nov. 21, 1882, at Biggsville, May 4, 1903. liember Biggsville. United Presby. Church. Farmer. Afcbb-a Eva Pauline, b 10/30/1903. Afcbb-b Ll01Jd ·Weir, b 8/28/1906. Afcbb-c Ellen, b 3/13/1909. Afcbb-d Jennie Louise, b 2/26/1912. Afcbb-e Frances Elizabeth, b 12/11/1917. A.fcbb-f Jean Shaw, b 10/13/1919. Afcbb--g lVinifred Lucille, b 12/31/1922. Afcbba-EVA PAULINE GIBB, born Oct. 30, 1903, Biggsville, Ill. At tended Knox College, Galesburg, Ill. High School teacher four years. Married Leon A. Price, April 11, 1925. High School principal. Chapin, Ill. Afcbba-a Donn F. Price, b 8/9/1927, Warren Oo., Ill. Afcbba-b Robert Leon Price, b 10/3/1929, Keokuk, Iowa. Afcbba-c Ellen Jane Price, b 3/11/193!3, l?t. Madison, Iowa.· Afcbbb-LLOYD WEIR GIBB, born Aug. 28, 1906, Henderson Co., Ill. Married Jan. 26, 1932, Doris Reynolds, born Oct. 25, 1911. Is associated ,vith his cousin William Weir in the management of the Weir Fruit Farm, Coloma, Ill. Afcbbc-ELLEN GIBB, born l\Iarch 13, 1909, Biggsville, Ill. Graduated Gem City Business College, Quincy, Ill. Secretary five years. l\Iarried Stephen W. Graham, Jr., Sept. 11, 1931. Farmer. Reside on farm west of Biggsville, Ill. Afcbbc-a Stevhen lV. Graham, Jr., b 12/5/1932. Afcbbc-b M a,ry Ellen Graharn, b 6/18/1939, d 6/18/1939. Afcbbd-JENNIE LOUISE GIBB, born ~~eb. 26, 1912, Bigg-sville, Ill. Graduated Biggsvil]e High School. Attended Gem City Business College, Quincy, Ill. Married William Earl Milligan April, 1930. Reside on a farm near Little York, Ill. Afcbb~ Barbara Jean Milligan, b 12/23/1930. Afcbbd-b Jirnmie Lee Milligan, b 4/.... /1933. Afcbbd-c Gerald Earl Milligan, b 5/28/1938. Afcbbe-FRANCES ELIZABETH GIBB, born Dec. 11, 1917, Biggsville, Ill. Married June 16, 1933, to Charles Keith Stotts, born July 23, 1914. C. B. & Q. Truck Driver. Residence Galesburg, Ill. Afcbbe-a Doris Joan, b 10/23/1933. Afcbbe-b Ronald Keith, b 9/6/1935. Afcbbe-c Myrna Bern,ita, b 11/28/1937. Afcbbe-d Evelyn Jenn, b 8/29/1939. Afcbbf-JEAN SHAW GIBB, born Oct. 13, 1919, Biggsville, Ill. Gradu ate of Biggsville High School. Clerical work, Stronghurst, Ill. l'.larried Earnest Leinbach, Sept. 8, 1939. Residence Stronghurst, Ill. Afcbbg-WINIFRED LlTCILLE GIBB, born Dec. 31, 1922, Biggsville, Ill. Graduated Biggsville High School with high honors, June, 1940. Afcbc-ANNIE SUSAN WEIR, third child of Jennie McMillan Weir, was born at Biggsville, Ill., July 28, 1889. She ,vas married to Abram Leonard Brokaw of Stronghurst, Ill., on Oct. 5, 1910. They live on a fa1·m near Aledo, Ill. Afcbc-a Allan Vandevere, b 2/26/1912. Afcbc-b John Weir, b 11/9/1914. Afcbo-c Evelyn Ruth, b 11/19/1918. Afcbc-d Leonard Harold, b 2/16/1921. Afcbc-e Robert Edwin, b 3/6/1923. Afcbc-f Richard Dean, b 9/16/1925. Allan, Weir and Evelyn graduated from Alpha High School and Evelyn attended Rock Island Business College, Rock Island, Ill. Harold, Robert and Richard are attending High School at Aledo, Ill. Evelyn married John Service, of Aledo, June 7, 1940. Afcbd-ROY WILLIAM WEIR, only son of Jennie and John Weir, was born March 1, 1894, at Biggsville, Ill. Is employed as a carpenter. Afcc-SUMNER H. MclIILLAN, first son and third child of William and Susan McMillan, was born in Henderson Co., June 13, 1862. Editor, printer and County Clerk, Henderson Co., 12 years. Died September 30, 1933. Marrier first Alice Weisner, second Pearl. One son, Frederick. Afcd-MARY E. licMILLAN, daughter of William and Susan McMil lan, ,vas born Dec. 12, 1864, and died Oct. 12, 1868. Buried at South Hen derson Cemetery, Henderson, Co., Ill. Afce-CHARLES W. McMILLAN, ,vas born Fett _9, 1867, Henderson Co., Ill. Resides on a farm in Gladstone Tp., a fe,v miles from his father's old homestead. l'Iarried first Cora l\'1ekemsom. l\tiarried Oct. 7, 1902, Mabel McDill, born Oct. 21, 1876. They have three children: Afce-a Lois Charlotte_, b 6/8/1904. Ajce-b Margaret Jfarigail, b 8/28/1910. Afce-c Jfabel Mam,ine, b 9/5/1915. Afcea-LOIS marl'ied Claude Ren,vick of Biggsville, Jan. 8, 1924. They live on a farm near Biggsville, Ill. One son, born April 20, 1925, Homer MarRenwick attends Biggsville High School. Afceb-}fARGARET married William Johnson and lives in Burlington, Io,va. She is a graduate of Biggsville High School and atte~ded Burling ton College of Commerce, Burlington, Io,va. One daughter, Charlotte Ilene, born Jan. 8, 1938. Afcec-MAXINE graduat(ld Biggsville High School and Macomb Teach ers' College, }Iacomb, Ill. School teacher. Married Leo Bass of Gladstone, Ill., Dec. 18, 1937. One son, Milton Dean, born Feb. 6, 1940. Afcf-JAMES SMALL McMILLAN was born Aug. 3, 1869, Henderson Co., Ill. Married Martha Finley. Residence Lake Okeechobee, Florida. .A.fcf-a Glenn .A.fcf-b Kenneth. Afcg-EMMA ZETTA McMILLAN, born Oct. 2, 1872; died Sept. 2, 1918. Married Oscar J. Sanderson, April, 1892; born April 4, 1872; died June 6, 1939. Resided at Stronghurst, Ill. Their children are: .A.fcg-a Veva Winifred, b 7/4/1893. .A.fcg-b Russell Mam, b 8/9/1894. Afcg-c Guy Rufus, b 4/1/1897~ Afcg-d James McMillan, b 6/29/1902. Afcg-e Harold, died in infancy. Afcg-f Kenneth William, b 9/24/1909. Afcga-VEVA SANDERSON married Fred G. Harms, January 1, 1917, and they reside at l\lilwuukee,-\iVisconsin. Their children are: a Winifred Emma Zetta, b 7/15/1918, attended l]niv. of lVis. b Dorothy Jean, b 2/8/1921, employed as a clerk. c Elizabeth Louise, b 5/26/1924. d Ellen Mamine, b 4/29/1927. Afcgb-RUSSELL MAX SANDERSON, born Aug. 9, 1894, married Iva Mary Kirkpatrick, born Oct. 14, 1895, on Oct. 11, 1919. Reside Youngs town, Ill. They are the parents of two ckildren: a James Kirk, b 9/6/1920, attends Radio Inst., Valparaiso, Ind. b Eleanor Jane, b 10/27/1921, employed as a Stenographer at Mon mouth, Ill. Afcgc-GUY RUif'lTS SANDERSON married Mabelle Jones of Strong hurst, Ill., May 8, 1919, and they live on a farm near Stronghust, Ill. Their children are: a Guy Keith,. b 8/29/1920, attends Ill. State University. b Miriam Eileen, b 12/3/1926. c Janette, 4icd in infancy. Afcgd-JAMES McMILLAN SANDERSON married Agnes Findley,Aug. 7, 1928, and live at Stronghust, Ill. They have two children: a Edith Patricia, b 9/26/1929. b James McMillan; Jr., b 1/25/1932. Afcge-HAROLD (deceased). Afcgf-KENNETH WILLIAM SANDERSON married l\Iary Louise Ihrer of Burlington, Iow·a, Nov. 24, 1939. They reside at Rock Island, Ill. They have one child: a MarUyn Jean, b 1/31/1941. Afch-JESSIE M. McMILLAN ,vas born Dec. 2, 1873, and died Sept. 30, 1874; buried at South Henderson Cemetery. Af ci-HERBERT I. }le MILLAN was born Oct. 11, 1876, in Henderson Co., Ill. No,v lives in Burlington, Iowa. SECTION IV-PART IV Afd-ROBERT THOMPSON McMILL.AN, fourth child of James and Jean McMillan, "1'as born Nov. 9, 1833, in Morgan County, South Carolina; died at Biggsville, Henderson Co., Ill., March 29, 1916; buried in the South Henderson Cemetery, Gladstone Twp., Hender-son Co.,. Ill. Residence Biggsville, Ill. His parents, James and Mary McMillan, came to Hender son County in 1835 and settled three miles south of Oquawka, Ill., where he grew up much as other boys do on farms. He received a commo• school education. In 1862 he enlisted in Company K, 84th Ill. Volunteers, went through the war and was mustered out with the regiment. He was one of the first Board members of the Biggsville Township High School and a Trustee of the South Henderson and Biggsville United Presby. Churches. He also served as Sheriff of Henderson County. He owned a farm of 160 acres in Sec. 7, Tp. 10, R. 4. He was ma1·ried, May 26, 1870, at Biggsville, Ill., to Martha Jane, daughter of Andrew and Rachel Ann Graham. She was born 1845; died April, 1910, Henderson Co., Ill.; buried in South _Hen derson Cemetery. Children of Robert and Martha Jane McMillan are: a Anna Mary, b 11/9/1872, d 1885. b Jessie Belle, b 1/9/1874. c Laura, b 4/24/1876. d Edward Andrew, b 5/19/1880 . .e lValier ll'ilson, b 5/27/1882. · Afdb-JESSIE BELLE McMILLAN, second child of Robert Thompson and Martha Jane McMillan, was born Jan. 9, 187 4, near Biggsville, Ill. She attended Monmouth High School, Monmouth, Ill. She· was married Nov. 30, 1898, at Biggsville, to Alexander ~rancis (Frank) Whiteman, born Dec. 8, 1871, Biggsville. She is an -active member of the United Presbyterian Church of Biggsville; a former P-resident of the Women's General lfissionary Society and teacher of Sunday School class. Their Jamily of seven children ·were born and raised on their farm three miles southw·est of Biggsville. . Children of Robert Thompson and Martha Jane McMillan are: a Harold McMillan (Mac), b 10/18/1899. b ll'"'' endell Francis, b 4/29/1901. c Edith Pauline, b 1/29/1903. d Robert Henry, b 7/29/1905. e Russell Edward, b 6/6/1907. f Margaret Josephine, b 11/1/1909. g Howard Graham, b 2/6/1915. Afdba-HAROLD Mcl\1ILLAN WHITEMAN, kno,vn as· l\fac, graduated Biggsville High School, attended a training corps at Monmouth College, Ames College, Ames, Io,va, and Tarkio College, Tarkio, Mo. Oil salesman and farmer. Married first ,Esther Fordyce; died 1937; married Lillian BePtha Potter April 17, 1937. Residence Monmouth, Ill. One son: a Frank Potter, b 9/23/1940, d 9/23/1940. Afdbb-WENDELL FRANCIS WHITEMAN graduated Biggsville High School. Attended Monmouth College and Bro,vns Business College, Gales burg, Ill. Has been a banker at Monmouth, Ill., for several years. Member Beta Kappa Fraternity, member of The Session,: 2nd United Pres. Church, l\fonmouth, Ill. Married Gladys Lucille Zimme1·man, Apl'il 19, 1924, at Biggsville, Ill. They have two sons: a Donald Graham, b 5/22/1926. b Ralph Edwin, b 2/12/1928. Afdbc-EDITH PAULINE WHITEl\fAN, born Jan. 29, 1903, at Biggs ville, Ill. Graduated Biggsville High School, 1921, and Monmouth College (A.B.), 1930. Is a Government employee, Internal Revenue Dept., Wash ington, D. C., since 1935. Afdbd-ROBERT HENRY WHITEMAN was born July 29, 1905, :at Biggsville, Ill. Graduated Biggsville High Scho~l and attended l\i!on mouth College. Member Beta Kappa Fraternity. Employed as a banker, National Bank, l\fonmouth, Ill. Married Sara Elizabeth Keister, .Feb. 12, 1927. Their children are: a Barbara Joyce, b 11/25/1927. b Connie Lee, b 9/18/1930, d 12/14/1931. Ardbe--RUSSELL EDWARD WHITEl\IAN w·as born June 6, 1907, at Biggsville, Ill.. Graduated Biggsville High School and attended l\Ion mouth College 3½ years. Has been engaged in Government survey work in the Rock Island District for several years. Married Sept., 1937, Opal Esther Eaton, Biggsville, Ill. Their children are: a Oonsta,nce Jeanne, b 5/17/1938. b James Neil, b 12/26/1939. Afdbf-MARG·ARET JOSEPHINE WHITEMAN was born Nov.1, 1909, at Biggsville, Ill. Graduated Biggsville High School and Gem City Busi ness College, Qiney, Ill. Stenographer at Illinois Bankers Life Assurance Co. since 1930. 1\1:arried Dec. 22, 1934, to John Rollyn Kelly, Kirkwood, Ill. ·Afdag-HOWARD GRAHAM WHITEMAN was born Feb. 6, 1915, and died at the age of three years, eight months, Oct. 13, 1918; buried Biggs ville Cemetery, Hende1·son Co., Ill. Afdc-LAURA l\icMILLAN, third child of Robert and Martha McMillan, ""as born April 24, 1876, near Biggsville, Ill. She was married Dec. 29, 1896, to Hervey L. Fuller of Biggsville, Ill. Their family of eleven children were all born in Biggsville, Ill., the family later moving to Galesburg, Ill. Their children are: a· Dean Gordon, b 2/4/1898, d 1/20/1912. b Donald Graham, b 6/22/1899. c Gity OUfford, b 9/6/1900. d Martha Lois, b 3/4/1902. e Harry, b 8/24/1903. f Paul J., b 7/13/1905. g George Hervey, b 6/22/1907. h Ruth Frances, b 5/28/1909. i Rachel Grace, b 5/12/1911. j Everett McMillan, b 4/29/1913. k Dick Gordon, b 12/4/1916. Afdcb-DONALD GRAHAM FULLER attended Biggsville High School. }Iarried Frances l\IcHaffey. Has employment at the Galesburg Artifiicial Ice Plant. One child: a Mar,vin Lee, b 11/26/1927. Afdcc-GUY CLIF:E'ORD FULLER graduated Galesburg High School and attended Illinois University. Has held a position with the Govern ment for several years. }farried Ethel Hartsock, Washington, D. C. Resi idence at Lima, Ohio. They are the parents of twins, born Sept., 1940: a James L. b Jane L. Afdcd-}IARTHA LOIS FULLER graduated Biggsville High School and attended Lombard College, Galesburg, Ill. School teacher. Married Rob ert Brooke Stotts, Galesburg, Ill. Afdce--HARRY attended Biggsville schools and is employed with the Galesburg Power and Light Company. l\farried Lola Mock, Galesburg, Ill. They are the parents of two children: a Dean Gordon, b 4/8/1927. b Joanne, b 10/2/1929. Afdcf-PAUL J., attended Biggsville and Galesburg schools. Married }Iarcella Gombert. Paul is a life insurance salesman and lives at Elgin, Ill. Their children are: a Jack Hervey, b 12/9/1928. b Sally Jo, b 3/31/1939. Afdcg-GEORGE HERVEY FULLER· graduated Galesburg H. S. He married first Myra Tucker; second Helen Scneder. They live in Gales4 burg, Ill., where George is a member of the police force. Their children are.· a Cornelia Ann, b 5/15/193..... b Janet Ruth, b 6/6/1940. Afdch-RUTH FRANCES FULLER graduated Galesburg High School and attended Lombard College~~ Galesburg, Ill. She married Craig L. Brown and they live at St. Louis, Mo. They have one child: _ a David McMillan, b 9/22/1937. Afdci-RACHEL GRACE FULLER graduated Galesburg High School and has beeri a beauty operator in Chicago, Ill., for several years. Afdcj-E:VER'.ETT M.c}IILLAN FULLER attended Galesburg schools and lives in Galesburg, Ill. Afdck-DICK GORDON FULLER graduated Galesburg High School and is attending Business College in Washington, D. C. lfarried Betty ...... , Nov., 1940. . , Afdd-.EDWARD ANDREW McMILLAN, fourth child of Robert and l\ilartha McMillan, ,vas born May 19, 1880, Biggsville, Ill. He attended lfonmouth College, Monmouth, Ill. Married Florence \iVatson of Macomb, Ill., Oct. 6, 1910. She was born March 2, 1884. He has been in the dry cleaning business at Monmouth for several years. They have three children: _ a Graharn Watson, b 9/25/1916. b Martha Jane, b 8/31/1918. wrr Me~~ou•h Co(l~ilJ"~NMdll-th,ru. c Florence .Pat1·icia, b 4/7/1920. I( k'r " • • ,. .. . Afdda-GRAHAM WATSON l:IcMILLAN graduated lfonmouth College 1936, and Iillinois Uni., P.H.D., 1940. Research chemist with the Commer cial Solvents Company, Terre Haute, Ind. Afddb-MARTHA JANE attended Monmouth College three years. Mar ried, Oct. 2~, 1939, William Leslie. Resides Chicago, Ill. One son: . a William Joseph, Jr., b 3/17/1941. Afddc-PATRICIA is a Junior at lVlonmouth College, lVIonmouth, Ill. Afde-WALTER WILSON MclfILLAN was born May 27, 1882, at Biggs ville, Ill. He ~qqq11,ted~-~~ Monmouth College, 1907. Married Mary Ethel ·Senseman, ifo'i\il''Uct. '7!'1~85, Burlington, Io,va, Nov. 22, 1910. Is Instructor in Physical Education and basketball coach in Hibbing, lVlinn., schools. They ha1:e one son: , a Robe1·t 8ensem.an McMilla.n, b 4/4/1916, ]libbing, Minn. · After graduating from Hibbing High School he attended Hibbing Jun ior. College for two years, then studied architecture at the Uni. of Ill. and the School of Fine Arts of \ ... ale Uni., finishing his ,vork there in 1939. Is no,v employed in Chicago as an architect. SECTION IV-PART V Afe-NANCY ELIZABETH Mcl\IILLAN, second daughter and fifth child of James and Mary McMillan, ,vas born June 26, 1835, Henderson Co., Ill.; died April 20, 1926; buried South Henderson Cemete1·y. Housekeeper for her uncle, Dr. William l\Icl\fillan, foliow"ing the death of his "rife. Was never married. SECTION IV-PART VI Aff-DANIEL IRWIN Mcl\IILLAN, the sixth child of James Thompson Mc l\Iillan and his "rife Mary (Thompson), ""as horn }\farch 30, 1837, in Gladstone Twp., ·Henderson Co., Ill.; died Feb. 25, 1913, at Sunbeam, Ill.; burial in Pope River Cemetery, Ohio Grove Twp., Mercer Co., Ill. · He was a highly respected, much beloved country physician. His last residence ,vas in Sunbeam Community, Mercer Co., Ill. He graduated from Chicago Medical College (no,v N. W. U. Medical College) April· 22, 1869, and immediately began the practice of medicine in partnership with Dr. David McDill in Biggsville, Ill. This partnership continued until April, 1874, when Daniel McMillan changed locations, .moving to the Sunbeam Community, where he continued to practice medi cine until he retired, 1910. In April, 1880, he attended a post-gradn,ate course for practitioners at Chicago Medical College. This was the first course of its kind in the U. S. A. He had attended Knox College at Gales burg, Ill., 1854-1855, and Mt. Pleasant, Ia., 1864-1865. He ,vas Coroner of Henderson Co., Ill., 1870-1871, and was sheriff one year. He enlisted in Co. K, 84th Regt., Ill. Volunteers, in August, 1862, and ,vas honorably dis charged April 1, 18(54. Part of that time he was not able to march, so he was on hospital duty at Camp Dennison, near Cincinnati, a year. He was a Sunday School teacher from young manhood until about a year before his death. He ,vas a very humble Christian, member of the Sunbeam U. P. Church and served in capacity of _Elder for 22 years. Daniel Irwin M.cMillan was married Oct. 28, 1869, in Rosetta Twp., Henderson Co., Ill., to Mary Eleanor Short. She ,vas born Feb. 18, 1841, in -Rosetta Twp., Henderson Co., Ill., and died in Minneapolis, Minn., Jan. 11, 1919; buried in Pope River Cemetery, Mercer Co., Ill. She was the third child of Abner and Verona (Ewing) Short. She was a faithful mem ber of Sunbeam United Presby. Church for 45 years, charter member of the Women's Missionary Society and of the W.C.T.U., which she served as president for a number of years. Children of Daniel Irwin and Mary E. (Short) McMillan: Aff-a 11'/ a.ry Verona, b 8/31/1870. Aff-b Florence Adelle, b 4/25/1872. Aff-c Louis Herbert, b 10/25/1873~ Aff-d Elizabeth (Bess) Alice, b 8/2/1875. Aff-e lYilliam Arthur, b 3/13/1877. A.ff-! CaroUne (Oa,rol) Ethel, b 11/15/1878. Aff-g James Abner (Jllack) b 7/21/1881. Aff-h John Charles, b 3/25/1884. A.ff-i Helen Loui,fJe, b 7/29/1887. Affa-lfARY VERONA l\fcMILLAN was born Aug. 31, 1870, in Biggs ville, Ill., the first child of Daniel I. and Mary E. (Short) }fcMillan. She is a member of the Sunbeam United Presby. Church, has been· a Bible School teacher 40 years, has served as President of the Missionary Soci eties 17 years. On the 26th of November, 1890, she married Jacob Trebar Thon1pson, ,vho ,vas born Oct. 11, 1862, in Duncanville, Adams Co., Ohio. He was a farmer, member of the }1. E. Church of Sunbeam, Mercer Co., Ill., until it ,vas disbanded, "rhen he transferred his membership to the United Presby. Church in the same community. He served as Superintend ent of Sunday School, Ste,vard and Trustee, one or other for· 45 years.• Ile died April 11, 1935, in the Sunbeam Community, Mercer Co., Ill.; buried in Pope River Cemetery, Ohio Grove Twp., Mercer Co., Ill. Ch-ildren of Mary Verona McMillan and Jacob Trebar Thompson: Affa-a Donald Clare Thomvson, b 10/16/1893. Affa.-b Jea.n McMillan Thompson, b 1/1/1897. Affa-c Russel lVa,yne Thompson, b 10/4/1898. Affa-d Florence Adelle Thonipson, b 10/8/1900. Affa-e E-von Arthur Thompson, b 3/5/1904. Affaa-DONALD CLARE THO~fPSON, first child of Mary V. McMil lan and Jacob T. Thompson, w·as born Oct. 16, 1893, in Ohio G-rove T,vp., Mercer Co., Ill. He is Superintendent of Schools at Compton, Ill., member M. E. Church. Received B.S. from Wm. & Vashti Colleg_e, Aledo, Ill., 1917, and A.B. from Hedding College, Abington, Ill., 1917, and M.A. from Uni. of Missouri, 1934. He was with A.E.F., U.S. Marines, 1918-1919. At Monmouth, Ill., June 6, 1918, he married Dee Dorsey, who was born Feb. 25, 1893, in Monroe Co., Mo., member Christian Church, S. S. teacher, Campfire Guardian 4 years. A.B. from Hedding College, Abingdon, Ill., 1917. A.M. from Uni. of Ill., 1918. Residence Compton, Ill. Affab-JEAN Mcl\fILLAN THOMPSON, the second child of Mary V. McMillan and Jacob T. Thompson, was born Jan. 1, 1897, Ohio Grove Twp., Me1~cer Co., Ill. He is Superintendent of Schools at Steward, Ill., since 1923. Member M. E. Church. Received A.B. from Hedding College 1922, A.M. from Uni. of Ill. 1933. Corporal 30th Inf., 3rd Div., A.E.F., 1917-1919. On Aug. 23, 1922, he married Gert1·ude Lena Bradford. She w·as born June 28, 1896, Ohio Grove T"'·p., Mercer Co., Ill., and died Oct. 26, 1923, at Macomb, Ill. Burial in lfcClure Cemetery, Ohio Grove T,vp., lfercer Co., Ill. She was a member of M. E. Church, organist 8 years. Child of Jean McM. Thompson and Gertrude L .. (Bradfard) Thompson: Affab-a Robert Russell, b 10/25/1923. On Aug. 24, 1927, Jean M. Thompson married :Ua1·jorie Leone Cook at Ste,vard, Ill. She was born Feb. 13, 1899, at Steward, Ill., and died Sept. 23, 1940. She was a member of the M. E. Church, S. S. teacher 10 years. She received B.S. from N. W. U., Evanston, Ill., 1920, and A.M. from Columbia U., 1926. Children of Jean M. Thompson and Marjorie L. Cooks• Affab-b Wendell Jean, b 7/29/1930, at DeKalb, Ill. Affab-c Florence Cynthia, b 7/14/1936, Rochelle, Ill. Affac-RUSSELL WAYNE THOMPSON, the third child of lfary V. McMillan and Jacob T. Thompson, "ras born Oct. 4, 1898, Abington Twp., Mercer Co.; died Jan. 16, 1918; burial in Pope River Cemetery, Mercer Co., Ill. He was a member of Sunbeam M. E. Church, a loyal Christian. Affad-FLORENCE ADELLE THOMPSON, the fourth child of Mary V. lfcMillan and Jacob T, Thompson, was born Oct. 8, 1900, in Abington Twp., }Iercer Co., Ill. Taught school several years, member Sunbeam U. P. Church, taught S. S. 18 years, pianist 13 years, attended l\1onmouth Col lege 1922-1923. She married John C. Pinkerton, June 10, 1925, at Sun beam, Mercer Co., Ill. He "ras born in York Co., Pa., J nly 25, 1896. The son of Rev. and Mrs. R. G. Pinkerton. He is a farmer-, member Sunbeam U. P. Church, Elder 6 years, S. S. teacher, Scoutmaster. Attended Mon mouth College 1915-1916, 1919-1920. A.E.F., 123rd Field Artillery, 33rd Div., March, 1917, to May, 1919. Residence Aledo, Ill., R .2. Children of Florence A. Thompson and John C. Pinkerton: Affad-a Mary May Pinkerton, b 5/2/1932, Jtfonmoiith, Ill. Affad-b Jolin ll'ayne Pinkerton, b 9/27/1937, Monmouth, Ill. Affae-EVAN ARTHUR, fifth child of Mary V. l\'lcMillan and Jacob T. Thompson, born March 5, 1904, Abington, T,vp., Mercer Co., Ill. Gradu ated from Bradley Polytechnic, Peol'ia, Ill., 1929. Architect and tool de signer. Member M.E. Church. He was married September 9, 1936, in Peoria, Ill., to Louise McC01·mick. She was horn May 11, 1908, in Peoria, Ill. Graduated from Bradley Polytechnic 1929. Their residence is 202 Kenwood Ave., Peoria, Ill. Affb-FLORENCE ADELLE McMILLAN, the second child of Daniel Ir,vin McMillan and lfary E. (Short) McMillan, "ras born April 25, 1872, in Biggsville, Ill.; died March 9, 1907, in Presbyterian Hospital, Chicago; burial in Pope River Cemetery, Ohio ~rove Tw·p., l\fercei- Co~, Ill. She was a missionary under the Women's Board of United Presby. Church. She served her Master in Egypt, in AlPxandria, and Tanta, serving in this rapacity from Oct., 1895, to Feb., 1907. Affc-LOU1S HERBERT McMILLAN, the third child of Daniel Irwin McMillan and Mary E. (Short) McMillan, was born Oct. 25, 1873, in Biggsville, Ill. Graduate of Elliots Business College, Burlington, Ia., and U. of Ill. School of Pharmacy. Conducts a drug business in Baudette, Minn. Presbyterian, Elder for some years. He was married, Sept. 14, 1904, in St. Louis, Mo., to Annie Amelia (Birdie) Godfrey, who was born July 10, 1873, at Grafton, Ill., and died Aug. 25, 1924, at Stephen, Minn. Presbyterian, educator. Children of Louise H. McMillan and Annie A. (Birdie) Godfrey McMillan: Affc-a G-odfrey Herbert, b 7/30/1905. Affc-b Ro11Jena A.delle, b 6/13/1907. Affca-GODFREY HERBERT was born July 30, 1905, in St. Louis, Mo., graduate U. of Minn. 1931, Civil Engineer. Member Presby. Church. Residence Cherokee, Io,va. February 13, 1932, he married Alice Peterson, ,vho ·was 'born Jan. 9, 1907. l\iember Lutheran Chu1·ch. Graduate U. of lVlinn. 1929. Children of Godfrey H. Mc.LVillan and Alice Peterson McMill.an: A.ffca-a John Godfrey, b 2/23/1935, Minneapolis, Minn. Affca-b Ralph Norman, b 4/10/1939, Minneapolis, Minn. Affcb-ROWENA ADELLE McMILLAN, second child of Louis H. McMillan and Annie A. ( Birdie Godfrey) McMillan, was born June 13, 1907, in Chicago, Ill. Graduated from U. of N. Dakota, drug clerk, Presby. She was married June 6, 1938, to Jordan Rasmussen of Stephen, Minn. He ,vas born Feb. 27, 1909. Graduate of Concordia College. Bank account ant. Member Lutheran Church. Residence Stephen, Minn. One son: A ffcb-a Louis, b 1941. September 7, 1933, Louis H. l\'IcMillan was married to Agnes Foord Towers at Stephen, Minn. She was born Oct. 7, 1889. Presbyterian, com munity worker. Residence Baudette, Minn. ~L\.ffd-ELIZABETH (BESS) ALICE, the fourth child of Daniel I. and l\lary E. (Short) licMillan, ,vas born Aug. 2, 1875, at Sunbeam, Mercer Co., Ill. l\tiember of tJ. P. Church of Sunbeam, S. S. teacher 25 years. Was married June 12, 1901, at Sunbeam to Richard Finis Cabeen, of Ohio Grove Twp., Me1·cer Co., Ill. He ,vas born -in same Twp. April 15, 1875. Graduated from Monmouth Business College 1896. Farmer, lando,vner, member Sunbeam U. P. Church. Clerk of Congregation 30 years. Elder 18 yeai-s. Residence R. 2, Aledo, Ill. Children of Eliz JANETTE. l\fcMILLAN BROWN. RANDOLPH COUNTY, ILLINOIS Ah-VIRGINIA JENNET McMILLAN, daught~r of Daniel McMillan I, ,vas born Dec. 12, 1798 ( near Chester?), S. C. ; died ( stone broken) near Pinckneyville, Ill.; burial at Hopewell Church Cemetery, 1½ miles S.W. of Pinekneyville. Residence, P. 0., Pinckneyville, Ill. She ,vas a member of the Hopewell .U. P. Church. Housewife. (The Alex. Marshall family visited the Browns near Pinckneyville when the l\'larshalls came north in 1837.) Jennet's stone is broken, so only the name appears. There are seven graves in all, between the graves of George and Geo. "'\iVashington Bro,vn. The church is still in use. Jennet McMillan, first wife of George Brown, was married in South Carolina, probably near Chester, and came to Ill. in the early thirties .. The l\icMillans ,vere members of the Hopewell Reformed Presby. Church in S. C. The Bro,vns are anti-slavery people. Mrs. Walter E. Brown has George Bi-o,vn's fllintlock guns, trimmed on the handles ,vith silver made from silver dollars; he ,vould never tell how many he used as money was scarce. Later his son Hugh changed the locks. Children of Jennet a;nd George Brown: Ah-a Mary, b 2/12/1824. Ah-b Hugh, b 6/16/1826. Ah-c John, b 3/29/1829. Ahr-d George Wa.~hington, b 11/9/1831. Ah-e Nancy Jane, b 5/31/1834. Ah,-f Child, Ah-g Rebecca, b 5/9/1839. SECTION VI-PART I Aha-1\IARY BROWN, daughter of V. Jennet (McMillan) Bro,vn, was horn FelJ. 12, 1824, in Chester Co., S. C.; died Sept. 9, 1877, at Sparta, Ill.; burial in the ( l\lound, or now) Cutler Cemetery, Perry Co., Ill. House w·ife. Residence near Cutler, Perry Co., Ill. She ,vas a member of the Reformed Presby. Church. She ,vas married ~lay 20, 184 7, at Sparta, Ill., to Riley McClure, born Nov. 7, 1824. Farmer, ·who lived about one mile from Cutler, Ill. He went to Colo. and lived some time with his daughter, Louisa (Sturges) McClure and died at Salida, Colo., about 1902; m second to Harriet M.; d in 1887 . . Children of Mary and Riley McClure, all born at Outler, Ill.: Aha-a George Riley, b 5/28/1848. Aha-b Ellen ,Jane, b 1/18/1851. Aha,-c Esther Ann, b 12/12/1853. A ha-Dean G., Wendell G., Wayne P&t~ 7 7 L., Jimmie B. SECTION III-PART V Daniel McMillan Gibson William E. McMillan Hugh McMillan SECTION III-PART II Margaret C. McMillan Parker Sarah E. 1\1 c l\fillan "' Percy H. Parker Edward H. Parker SECTION IV-PART III Jane E. McMillan McMillan, William Luther l\fcl\lillan, Susan Small SECTION III-PART VI McMillan, James Small Margaret Thompson McMillan McMillan, l\lartha Finley Dunn Booth, Beulah J. Ervin W. Dunn Booth, Fay Booth, Floyd G. SECTION III-PART VII Booth, Genevieve Dirks Booth, Maude Graham Irvin C. McMillan Booth, Paul H. Noble E. McMillan Booth, Rodney Paul C. McMillan Booth, Roy Robert A. l\f cMillan Bass, Leo Katherine S. l'lcMillan Bass, Maxine McMilan Bass, Milton Dean SECTION III-PART VIII Brokaw, Abram Leonard Hugh A. Mcllillan Brokaw, Allan Vandevere Amy Dell, lVendell Birokaw, Annie Susan Weir Paul M. McMillan Brokaw·, John Weir Brokaw, Leonard Harold (Italics indicate deceased) Brokaw, Richard.Dean Brokaw, Robert Edwin SECTION IV Gibb, Dennis Lee McMillan, James Thompson Gibb, Doris Reynolds McMillan, Mary Thompson Gibb, Eloise Jamison Gibb, Francis SECTION IV-PART I Gibb, Grace Lillian Weir l\IcMillan, Hugh DeKalb Gibb, Irene Blake . McMillan, Elmira Hopkins Gibb, Jessie May Weir McMillan, Elizabeth Milligan Gibb, John Dale . l\fcMillan, Alvah Gibb, Lloyd Weir McMillan, Myrtle Gibb, Marilyn Jean l\fcl\Iillan, Fleming Gibb, Paul D. McMillan, Luella Linderman Gibb, Will J. McMillan, Mary Lou Gibb, Winifred McMillan, Anna Lee Glenn, Mary S. Graham Stewart Harbison, Ellen G Ienn, William P. Harbison, Louis Glenn, William Pressley Harbison, Mina Graha1n, Bessie Billups Cooksey, Miss Graham, Carrie Donzella Graham, Edna Gilmore Graham, Ellen Gibb SECTION IV-PART II Graham, Frank Sumner McMillan, Sarah Jan~ Graham, Gene C. Andrews, Ed Graham, Gloria l\fay Andrews, John Graham, I van Andrews, Lizzie Thompson Graham, Luther Andrews, William Graham, Lynn Chinn, Myra Graham, Marcus Sifford, Nancy Graham, Mary Ellen Sifford, Will Graham, Orville Graham, Ruby Renwick, Lois Charlotte McMillan Graham, Stephen W. Rhinehart, Charles Kenneth Graham, Stephen W., Jr. Rhinehart, David Graham, Wendell M'cMillan Rhinehart, Jane Kilgore Graham, William Frank Sanderson, Agnes Findley Hamilton, Donzella, Glenn Sanderson, Edith Patricia Hamilton, Joyce Elaine Sanderson, Eleanor Jane Hamilton, Loyal Sanderson, Emma Zetta McMillan Hamilton, Sandra Kay Sanderson, Guy Keith Harms, Dorothy Jean Sanderson, Guy Rufus Harms, Elizabeth Louise Sanderson, Harold Harms, Ellen Maxine Sanderson, Iva M. Kirkpatrick Harms, Fred G. Sanderson, James Kirk Harms, Veva Winifred Sanderson Sanderson, James Mc.Millan Harms, Winifred Emma Zetta . Sanderson, James McMillan, Jr. Johnson, Charlotte Ilene Sanderson, Janette Johnson, Margaret McMillan Sanderson, Kenneth William Johnson, William Sanderson, Mabelle Jones Kilgore, Lena Graham Sanderson, Marilyn Jean Kilgore, Roy Sanderson, Mary Louise Ihrer Leinbach, Earnest Sanderson, Miriam Eileen Leinbach, Jean Shaw· Gibb Sanderson, .Oscar J. McMillan, Charles W. Sanderson, Russell Max McMillan, Cora Mekemsom Service, Evelyn Ruth Brokaw McMillan, Frederick Service, John l\1cMillan, Glenn Stewart, Dorothy Schweitzer }IcMillan, Herbert I. Ste"rart, James ticl\fillan, Jessie M. Stewart, James Graham McMillan, Mable McDill Stewart, ~Tames Graham II McMillan, Sumner H. Ste,vart, William Lane McMillan, Alice Weisner Stotts, Charles Keith l\lilligan, Barbara Jean Stotts, Doris Jean }Iilligan, Gerald EarI Stotts, Evelyn Jean Milligan, Jennie Louise Gibb Stotts, Frances Elizabeth Gibb Milligan, Jimmie Lee Stotts, Myrna Bernita llilligan, William Earl Stotts, Ronald Keith Pearson, Carrie Lillian Graham Weir, Jennie Florence McMillan Pearson, Clyde E. Weir, John Pearson, Donald Graham ,veil·, Roy William Pearson, tT ohn Edw·in -p._1£ & gs - Bi Price, Donn F. SECTION IV-PART IV Price, Ellen Jane Price, Eva Pauline Gibb McMillan, Robert Thompson Price, Leon A. licMillan, Martha Jane Graham Price Robert Leon Kelly, John Rollyn Rebas,' Eugene Frank Kelly, Margaret J. Whiteman Rebas, Joseph Bosch Leslie, 1\1:artha Jane McMillan Rebas, Josephine Louise Leslie, William J. Re bas, tlarabelle Teressa' Leslie, William J., Jr. Rebas, Rachel Louise Graham McMillan, Ed,vard Andrew Renwick, Claude licMillan, Florence Watson Ren,vick. Homer Mcllillan "\Vhiteman, Wendell Francis I SECTION IV-PART V Thompson, Donald Clare McMillan, Nancy Elizabeth Thompson, Evan Arthur Thompson, Florence Adele Thompson, },lorence Cynthia SECTION IV-PART VI Thompson, Gertrude Lena Brad- McMillan, Daniel Irwin ford McMillan, Mary Eleanor Short McMillan, Graham Watson Cabeen, Elizabeth (Bess) Alice McMillan, Patricia McMillan l\fcMillan, Robert Senseman Cabeen, Richard Finis l\f cMillan, Ethel Senseman Cabeen, Richard Irwin McMillan, Walter Wilson Edwards, Alice Violet Cabeen Stott, Martha Lois Fuller Edwards, David Cabeen Stott, Robert Brooke Edwards, Elizabeth Jane Brown, Craig L. Ed·wards, Gertrude Eleanor Brown, David l\tlcMillan Edwards, 11ary Alice Brown, Ruth Fuller Edwards, Richard \Scott Fuller, Betty Edwards, Richard William }.,uller, Cornelia Ann Laws, Jacqueline Lorraine Ftdler, Dean Gordon ( deceased) Laws, Merl J. Fuller, Dean Gordon Laws, Ruth Eleanor McMillan Fuller, Dick Gordon l\f cMillan, Agnes Foord To,vers Fuller, Donald Graham McMillan, Alice Peterson Fuller, Ethel Hartsock McMillan, Ethel Porter Fuller, Everett McMillan l\fcl\fillan, Anna Mary· Fuller, Frances McHaffey McMillan, Annie Amelia (Birdie) Fuller, George Hervey Godfrey Fuller, Guy Clifford McMillan, Barbara Jon Fuller, Harry McMillan, Bertha L. Nicholls Fuller, Helen Scneder McMillan, Caroline Ethel Fuller, Hervey McMillan, Eleanor Louise Fuller, James L. ·l\f cl\fillan, Godfrey Herbert Fuller, Jane L. McMillan, James Abner (Mac) Fuller, Janet Ruth McMillan, John Charles Fuller, Joanne McMillan, John Godfrey Fuller, Laura McMillan McMillan, Kenneth Fuller, Lola Mock McMillan, Louis Herbert Fuller, Marcella Gombert l\IcMillan, Pearl ~'uller, Marvin Lee l\'Icl\fillan, Pearl McKee },uller, l\fyra Tucker lfcMillan, Ralph Norman Fuller, Paul Jerome McMillan, Robert McKee Fuller, Rache1 Grace l\fcMillan, ,vnliam Arthur Fuller, Sally Jo Pinkerton, Florence Adele Thomp- Whiteman, Alexander Francis son (}.,rank) Pinkerton, John C. Whiteman, Barbara Joyce Pinkerton, John Wayne Whiteman, Connie Lee Pinkerton, Mary May Rasmussen, Jordan Whiteman, Constance Jeanne Rasmussen, Louis Whiteman, Donald Graham Rasmussen, Rowena Adele Mc ... Whiteman, Edith Pauline Millan Whiteman, Esther Fordyce Thompson, ·Dee Dorsey Whiteman, Frank Potter Whiteman, Gladys Lucille Zim SECTION IV-PART X merman McMillan, Orinda Hemphill Whiteman, Harold McMillan ( l\lac) Whiteman, Ho,vard Graham SECTION IV--PART XI Whiteman, James Neil Anderson, Donald Alexander Whiteman, Jessie Belle McMillan. Anderson, Dorothy Thompson Whiteman, Lillian Bertha Potter Anderson, Margaret Elizabeth Whiteman, Opal Esther Eaton Thompson Whiteman, Ralph Ed,vin Anderson, Rachel · Whiteman, Ro be1·t Henry Anderson, Robert Taylor Whiteman, Russell Edward Anderson, Ruth WhitPman, Sara Elizabeth Keister Terrill, William Russel Thompson el acob Trebar Terrill, William T. Thompson, Jean McMillan Thomson, Alexander Scraggs Thompson, Louise McCormick Thomson, Frederick Russell Thompson, Marjorie L. Cook Thomson, Mac Thompson, M1ary Verona Mc- Thomson, Rachel F. l\if c,Millan 1\Iillan Larkin, Henry T. Thomps9n~ Robert Russel Larkin, Mary L.·Thompson Terrill Thompson, Russel 1'Vayne Thompson, Wendell Jean SECTIONV Thompson, William l'Ic l\fillan John E. l\ilcl'Iillan, Lucinda Clark SECTION IV-PART VII l\fcMillan, Mary E. l\lcDill, l\'Iary Ann McMillan McDill, Mary McMillan l\IcDill, John H. Mcl\iillan, Sarah l\IcDHl, }fartha I. l\IcMillan, Mattie McDill, Katherine Shutty l.lcl\fillan, Luella McDill, Dorothy l\1cDill, Ethel T. Hamilton SECTION VI l\iI,cDill, George Hamilton V. Jennet l\iicMillan Brown J\!IcDill, Grace John, Rebecca l\!IcDill, James I. l'IcDill, tT ennie Smith SECTION VI-PART I McDill, Minnie Myers l\fary Brown McClure l\IcDill, Rachel E. Ellen J., ,/ohn H., Agnes R. l\icDill, Robert T. George R. McClure l\IeDill, "\Villiam F. 1llary E., Myrtle George Francis McClure Hart,Yick, Henry :Mildred McClure Hart,Yick, l\1arian V. l\fcDill G. Cra,vford McClure Hartw'ick, Nancy Ann Alvin, Charlot Edgar R. McClure SECTION IV-PART ,rIII Dar,vin A. McClure Mcllillan, }f!argaret Caroline Alvin McClure Olive McClure McG,lire Belen B. McGuire Hager . SECTION IV-PART IX llary 0., Raymond E., Faye l\icl\Iillan, l\Iartha Hepzibah l\I., Harry E. Esther A. McClure Blair Walter E. Bro"rn Harry M. Blair William E. Cecil Blair Fred 0. Brown Harry :M. Blair- Howard C. Brown Eugene McC. Blair Myra J. Brown Besse John E. Blair A. Loring· Brown Besse Rosalie Blair Denys M. Lorine Besse Barbara A. Ruth K~ Brown Lynch Esther L. Blair Groves Frank 0., Mary L., Helen J., John R. "\iVilliam J ., Thomas R., Rob Richard J. Blair ert L. Margaret J. Blair John P. Lynch Elva E. Blair Jane E. Lynch I van S. Blair James H. Lynch Carrol S. Blair Marjorie B. Brown Asselstine Eleanor Blair Eloise C., Dorothy Dawn, David R. Blair Joan, lliriam J .; Rodger E. Ruth M. Blair William M. Brow·n Samuel T. McClure Gordon E. Hugh McMillan l\fcClure Eugene W., Viola SECTION VI-PART III [ - - Bryard ·Garfield Alps George W. Brown Esther McClure Alps 11arylin Esther SECTION VI-PART IV Harold A. McClure Nancy ("Nan") Bro,vn Mary Ann Helen E. McClure Hammans SECTION VII Jo Ann Hugh McMillan, M.D. Maxine C. McClure Russell Rosemonde A. McClure Merritt SECTION VIII David McC. l\Ic}fillan, William (Doctor) G. Elaine }IcClure McMillan, Elizabeth Graham SECTION VI-PART II SECTION IX Hugh Brown Nancy McMillan William McMillan Brown David Mcl\fillan
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