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CONTENTS

-1 Entree ...... L I

I In Memoriam: Alice Tillar (Duggan) Gracy ...... 24 A Remembrance: Martha Aker Ortolani Askew ...... 26 -5i- Happy Hunting Ground (Queries) ...... 27 d Ancestor Listing Index ...... 28 Ancestor Listings Be@ ...... 29 March 1995 Genealogy Tip ...... 83 April 1995 Genealogy Tip ...... 84 AGS 1995 Sembar Application ...... 85 Gray Golden Memorial Application Form ...... 87 a The AUSTIN GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY QUARTERLY is published four times per year in the months of March, June, September and November. AUSTIN GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY has specific addresses for certain purposes. To save time and trouble for yourself as well as for us, please use the appropriate address. See inside back cover for further details. THANK YOU! EXC-GE QUARTERLIES--Send quarterlies and correspondence about them (such as change of address or failure to receive ours by the 10th of April, July, October or De- cember) to TEXAS STATE LIBRARY, Tech Services S.S., Box 12927, Austin TX 78711. CHECKS AND BILLS--Dues, seminar reservations, orders for our Special Publications, memorial gifts, other financial matters: AGS Treasurer, Box 1507, Austin TX 78767-1507. AGS QUARTERLY--Send material for and correspondence about quarterly to AGS Quarterly, 4500 Hyridge Drive, Austin TX 787S9-8054. EXCEPTION!: QUERIES should be sent to 1421 Elm Brook Drive, Austin TX 78758-2245. PAST ISSUES OF AGS QUARTERLY: Inquiries about availability and cost should be addressed to the AGS Quarterly Custodian, 1421 Elm Brook Drive, Austin TX 78758-2245. 0 MEMBERSHIP INQUIRIES: Address inquiries to the AGS Membership Chairman, 2609 W. 49th Street, Austin TX 78731-5636. (Check inside back cover for membership dues, etc.) GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE concerning Society matters goes to AUSTIN GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, P.O. BOX1507, AWth TX 78767-1507.

OFFICERS- 1995 Ma TmraBaldwin President Ma Roberta Jenkins First Vice-president Mrs. Lillian Ramirez Second Vice-PresidenUPgm. Mr. Lee Kind Treasurer MR Ellie LRm Reconling Secretary Mrs. Plioebe Simpson Corresponding Secretary MR WUena Young Editor, AGS Newsletter Mr. Bill Koehler Editor, AGS Ounrtedy BOARD OF DIRECTORS

1994-1995 1995-1 996 Ma Trunars Baldwin Mrs. Lorrie Foster Henderson MR Juanita Dodgen MR Lols Henegar Mrs. Crirolyn L. Fonken Ma Roberta Jenldns Ms. Tei-l Coldstein Mr. Lee Klnard Mrs. Elk Lem Mr. BUI Koehler MR JuhMellenbruch CoL Putwn Monroe Mrs. Glenda Knipstein Mr. William Mo- Naqh, Jr. Mrs. Josephine Ross Mrs. Clarice Neal MR Phoebe Simpson Mrs. LUUan Ramirez Mrs. Wllena D. Young Mr. Jay Shurley

NOTE: BOARD MEETS AT 6:16 p.m. FOURTH TUESDAYS immediately before regular Society meeting.

COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN-- 1995

Bodr Acquisitions: Clarice Neal Membership: BUI Nash Quarterlies custodian: Phoebe Simpson 1995 Seminar: Josephine Ross Hospitality: Lt. Col & Dorice Saxson Programs: Lee Kinard JeNries Special Publications LeeKinard Md-Outgolng: Putnam Monroe AGSQ Review Editor Helen R Rugeley

Please see inside back cover for further Society information. Entree

The Society has recently been saddened by the loss of two of its most esteemed and devoted members: Alice Tillar (Duggan) Gracy who co-founded AGS, and Martha Aker Ortolani Askew. On pages 24 and 26 are memorials to these gracious ladies. We appreciate very much the warm words written about Mrs. Gracy by Helen Rugeley who was a close friend of hers for many years. Contributions in memory of Mrs. Gracy or Mrs. Askew may be made to the Gray Golden Memorial fund; a form is included as the last page of this issue. The Editor joins the Board of Directors of Austin Genealogical Society in extending sincere sympathy to the surviving families.

Once again we are glad to present the issue each year from which we derive most satisfaction: the members' issue, in which any of our members may present whatever of genealogical interest they wish to publicize. Starting on page 29 you will find 53 pages as submitted by 18 of our members, filled with much interesting data ranging from ahnentafels to items of family history; the content is always left to the submitter's choosing. On page 55, for example, member Margaret Long Wallace relates her experiences in researching her interesting family (and nicely plugs our Juanita Dodgen's genealogy classes). Londa Burns has happily chosen to represent her genealogical musings this year in cartoons (pg. 301, and very good ones, too. Anyone reading this issue cannot help but be impressed with '0 the wide range of information contained in those pages even if the r. subject names have no relationship with the reader's family. We salute and heartily thank the submitters for their excellent Y material and a level of interest which one can only admire. In preparing this material for publication it was interesting to note how far our membership has obviously moved in the direction of electronic data handling during just the three years we have edited this journal. Even that recently, it was common for most everyone to supply pedigree and family charts as forms filled in pencil or ink--tedious for both the submitter and editor. A quick look at this year's material clearly indicates that virtually all of it was printed out from one or another piece of genealogical software or word processor. At times (when the hard disk fails or the program inexplicably loses valuable data from the file) we all are prone to wonder just how much progress this really is. Sad Page 21 truth is, if we stop to argue the point we are run over by the mob. Genealogy is traveling the information highway as vigorously as any profession. Your editor tries to stay up by such strategies as scanning the members' submissions directly into each page rather than the old cut-and-paste routine. This has the advantage of easily adjusthg the size of each sheet to contain the subject material and still allow for the all-important margins and can also improve readability where originals are somewhat dim. As we've said before though, what you see in your copy of the Quarterly has gone through at least two intermediate steps of reproduction and some quality is unfortunately lost each time.

It is worth noting here that the greater part of our membership dues each year goes to defray the costs of publishing and mailing the Quarterly and the monthly Newsletter (edited so very well by Wilena Young). While it is certainly within the state of the art to publish a better quality journal, the cost would be noticeably greater and we would have to raise dues. We hope what we are doing is supplying an acceptable product for a very reasonable annual membership fee.

In addition to the members' contributions there are some interesting queries in Happy Hunting Ground. We were asked recently whether query requests can only be made by members. Decidedly not; we receive and are glad to print inquiries from all over the country, many asking about family connections in .Texas or the Austin area. We are happy to publish any and all reasonable requests.

Our renowned Society.pedagogue, Juanita Dodgen, has begun to present short (5-min. ) snappy genealogy lessons at each month's regular meeting--another good reason you should always come! She has agreed to let us include summaries of those little jewels in the Quarterly. Summaries of her discussions for March and April begin on page 83.

As always at this time of year we are gearing up for our annual AGS Seminar to be held at the Terrace all day Saturday, 5 August 1995. We are pleased to have Desmond Walls as our speaker and from many personal reports, she is a master at her craft. An advance registration form is included on page 85.

AGS regrets losing Judy Duer as the supervisor of the Genealogy Collection at the Texas State Library. She left recently to become City Librarian for the City of Georgetown where she and her family have been living. Judy was not only a very good custodian of the State holdings, but a most helpful person and a warm friend. We shall certainly miss her but we know that she will serve her home town well. Best wishes, Judy, in all the years ahead, and many thanks for all you have done for us.

There are many items of general interest we see in the "broader" journals such as Stirpes (Texas State Genealogical Society) and the National Genealogical Society Quarterly. Knowing

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. , .. - .. AGS Quarterlv Voime XXXVI. No. 2 IJune. 19951 Austin. TI( many of our members do not receive these periodicals we keep an eye out for nuggets of genealogical knowledge which appear in them and try to reprint any short ones of general interest. One such article (about census taking dates) appeared in the December 1994 NGS Q'uarterly edited by Gary B. and Elizabeth Shown Mills, and is reproduced below.

"The Editor

. Editors'

Those !#$%&! census traps-here 're two we can avoid!

Historical researchers have a love-hate relationship with censuses. We can't live without them (or we think we can't) but we gripe constantly about their errors and inconsistencies. Truth is. many of the problems researchers have with census data are of their own making-particularly with regard to dates. As editors, we see this frequently in the manuscripts that cross our desks. Writers will have labored diligently to reconcile all evidence and explain all discrepancies. Endnotes and parenthetical asides regularly point out how and why, for example, the family Bible gives John a birth year of 1810 when the censuses of 1850-80 "agree" that the year was 1811. Other writers hit roadblocks in their efforts to correlate householdlage categorieson the censuses of I820 and 1830. Such common problems are often avoidable if we consider two points: the instructions given to the enumerators and the official date of the census under study. To illustrate: 1850-80. The official census date used during this period was 1 June, and census takers were to record ages as of that date. The typical deductiokif an individual appears on the 1850 census as aged 39, let us say-is to subtract 39 from 1850 and conclude that the person was "born 1811." Forget the simple math; it's likely to be wrong.There's a58percentchancethat theancestorwasborn 1810,ratherthan 181 I. In order to be 39 on 1 June 1850. your individual had 10 be born betwcen 2 June 1810 and 1 June 1811. That's seven possible months in 1810. only five in 1811. 1820-30. The pitfall here is a change in official census date that affects the age categoryofmost enumeratedpeoplebornduringsummerinayearending with 0. The applied date in 1820 was the first Monday in August. The applied date in 1830 (through 1880, as noted above) was 1 June. Thus. a person whose birthday was 4 July 1810 would have been counted in 1820 among those aged 10-19, because he or she would have had that tenth binhday before theofficial census date in 1820. However, in 1830 the official date fell before that person's birthday. Heor she would have been 19 on 1 June 1830 and would, once again, be tallied in the 10-19 category. Attention to detail of this sort can save us countless headaches, convoluted conclusions, and erroneous judgments. Don't we wish all the traps that plague historical research could be so easy to avoid?

NGSQ,December 1994 -The Millscs

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HAPPY HUN%%NGGROUND

Queries are fiee. Send your prmfiead information to Phuebe Simpson, 1421 Elm Brook Drive, Austin TX 78758-2245; 512-836-5531). Cut& date is the loth of the month preceding the month of publication. Include at least one first name, date and place per query. Please use names of months and the two capital letters for states. Letters may be edited to our format.

WEXAND€R /SASS€R Researching HENRY BENNETT ALEXANDER and AWDA SASSER (ALEXANDER), who lived TX. Son JAMES HENRY FRANKLIN ALEXANDER, b. 24 Feb 1865 in TX. Family info says Williamson Co. Possibly Henry Bennett m. Azada Sasser in Williamson Co. ca 7 Apr 1854. Have no prod of b. or stay in Wmson Co.Mrs. BmyR. ABexaunder, B.0. BOX6409, New Orleans LA 901 94-6401

ENTREKEN /OGLE Working on ggrandfather/mother JESSE and CATHERINE ENTREKIN who left IL for TX in Sept 1879. Listed on 1880 Census 1. in Austin City, Travis Co. TX w/ 3 minor children: JESSE b., 10; EFFIE B., 7;and MARGARET, 4.Think they died next few years (1881-89?). Need d. dates, burial loc., disp. of mi= children. They may hawe left IL in co. of family named QGLE. Philip B. Entrekin, 91 25 Clifton Rd., Frap1kfoi-t KY 40601 606J734441

JAMS /KOUFA KUBES Need parents names for JAN JANIS, d. East Bernard TX 12 Apr 1937; MARIA KOUFA, wife of JACOB KOUFA, d. San Antonio TX 30 Od 1942; JACOB #OMFA, d. East Bernard TX 24 Jul1944; and JOSEPM (KUIBES) JANIS, d. East Bernard TX 16 Dec 1956, wife of Jan Janis. Obits from newspapers, etc would be appreciated. Wih M. Miick, 99 00 Vance St., #4 44, Westminster CO 80024

HARDEMAN Seeking information on BNLEY WARDEMAN (co-author of the Texas Declaration of Independence), his shipping line. F.W. Wikorn, M.D., Drawer 4005, Llalingl TX 78648

AUW Need any info on DEbQS W. ALLEN, b. 27 Jun 1837, somewhere NY; last known loc. IL. Family was in IN after 1874. MPS.Leonard Kiuchuner, 606 S. 2nd SP., Ke~kukW 52632

BAR6!§~/BOE~Looking for S. [L. (SAM] BAR6SLEY and ELLA BOZEWPJ, m. ca 1908, Potter Co. (formerly Bexar) TX, liwing ca 1910; also MARCELLA MALBNDA BAWGSLEY, d. Tarrant Co. TX ca 1938? ~UWWStkP,Rw 2 BOX 37, k'&RdWl&7gl o[L 62175

RICKS /MASQN Want info on WLLWM TWOMAS RICKS, b. 3 Apr 1852,MO, and GRACE EUZABETH MASON, b. 5 Feb. 1865, TX, m. 1880-86?. Children WbbDAM CARL WCMS, b. 1884, Bastrop VX; IDA DWUCOLLA WICKS, b. 1884,and HARMON GROVER RICKS, b. 1886. Ma~iona1. Nichols, WC66 Box 124,

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MARSH Need any info on WlLLlAM HOUSTON MARSH', b. 1 Jan 1933, Travis Co. TX. Son of LEONA K. MARSH. Pat C. Ross, Bassett Branch Library, Rt. 7, Box 250, Bassett VA 24055

AGS 1995 Ancestor Listings

Presented in the next 50 pages are the ancestor listings and genealogical musings of the following 17 members as submitted by them to the Editor. We greatly appreciate their hard work in assembling the information presented and sincerely hope it will be not only of interest to each and every reader, but that a large number of genealogical hits will result fiom its publication.

Name Page Number

Charles M. Stanford 29 Londa Burns 30 Brenda Bower Carrington 32 Joe C. Carrington 34 Joseph C. Carroll 36 Gregory K. Caswell 38 Juanita Dodgen 40 Harry A. Duke 44 Frank Giesen 46 Lorrie Foster Henderson 50 Margaret Long Wallace 55 Jack Paul Martin 58 Peter Flagg Maxson 60 Constance Myers 64 Frances Ronning Nicholas 68 c George and Phoebe Simpson 71 Robert G. Tull 76 Connie Wallace Perdue 80

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8 Francis Fhritm STAwFoRD-3------: BORN: 15 Sep 1831 : PUCE: llaltm County,Georgie : WR: 25 k 1651 --2 4 6eorge Shircan STWORD-12------: PLbCE: Georgia : BM(0d: 14 Fab 1865 : DIED: 21 Jan 1907 ; Pm: lorn : PLACE: Oklahma I : #ARB: 7 Jan 1885 --5 I : PLIICE: Travis Caunty,lexas 9 oelila hnI(cADAIIs-io------: DIED; 3 dun 1900 BORii: 9 liar 1834 : RACE: Travis County,Texas PM: 6wrgia 2 Charler 1, STWRORB-33------' DIED: I5 Ray 1919 I : BDRW: 19 dun 1888 I PLACE: Tarrant ,County, Texas : PLACE: Travis Cwnty,Texas I : #Am: Rug lPlb -264 I 10 Rirbard Lincoln PaEf#-671------: PLACE: hstin,Travis Canty ,TPI as : : HRW: 23 OK 1833 I : DIED: 24 Jan 1977 I :* PLAcEt Pike County,K#tucty : PLACE: hS tin, Travis Ca. ,Texas I : FIARR: 23 ~ecis& -141 I I 5 Eliiaath PWEECE-3a------: Ptm: I I 1WI: Sep 1867 : BIm: 18 #ov 1906 I I PLKE: Travis Cuunty,Tesas PLU: Travis County,Texar I DID: IPS3 I

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- ’. -.. Brenda Bower Carrington .. - 19 Apr 1995 Page1 . ._ ...... -. . _.. . .. 1st GENERATION ...: I ...: 1 Brenda Bower: b 3 Jan 1945 Tuckerton,Ocean Co.,NJ :* , . . ..5 : , .i . ...

I - -- . 2ndGENERATlON. , . .. .. 2 James Daniel Bower: b 16 Apr 1904 Jersey Shore,Lycoming Co.,PA; m 28 Oct 1935.Rochester.,NY; d 29 Apc 1974 Somers PoinfAtlantic Co.,NJ .... 3 Edna RM Hegele, b 29 May 1913 Cherry Fiats,T&a Co..PA; d Aug 1966 Tuckerton,Ocean Co.,NJ-

3rd GENERATION 4 Martin Riiey Bower: b 25 Jun 1877; bu 1934 Jersey Shore.Lycoming Co., PA 5 Esta May Smith b 29 Mar 1880 Milheim,Centre Co ,PA; d 1 Mar 1965 Beach Haven,Ocean Co .NJ 6 Carl A. Hegele. b 20 Aug 1887 New Mariburough,.MA; m 5 Apr 1911; d 27 May 1916 Cherry Rats,Tioga Co.,PA 7 Hildred Marguerite Parsons: b 21 Dec 1891 Jerry Ci,,OH;d 12 Mar 1942 Blossburg Hwp.,Tioga Co.,PA

~~ ~~~~ 4th GENERATION 8 Daniel Bower: b 10Apr 1830 Lycoming Co.,(now Clinton Co),PA; d 31Mar 1912 Lamar Township,Clinton

Co. I PA 9 Catherine Felmelee: b 25 Aug 1833; d 21 May 1907 10 James Cloy Smith: b 1853 1I Sarah Lydia Mauck: b Abt Dec 1859 ,,PA 12 Joseph Hegele: b Germany 13 Rose Wagner(Wengort): b Germany. d 22 Mar 1896 Landisfield,MA 14 Charles James Parsons: b 18 Jul1863 Covington Twp,,PA; m 21 Feb 1888 15 Leila A. Gillet: b 30 Sep 1863 Covington Twp,,PA

5th GENERATION 16 William Bower 17 Sarah Frank: b ,,PA 18 Daniel Felemelee 19 Elbabeth 20 Henry George Jackson Smith 21 Sara Yeaglef Yeakley 22 James Conrad Mauck: b22 Mar 1830 ,Centre Co.,PA; d 2 Feb 1918 Lamar, Clinton,PA 23 Caroline Markd: b 1826 ,,PA; d 1912 Milheim,CentreCo.,PA 28 George Sexton Parsons: b 15 Feb 1836; m 12 Dec 1858; d 15 Feb 1915 29 Elizabeth Harris: b 10 Mar 1829; d 2 Feb 1915 Chadeston,Tiiga Co., PA 30 Leonard GW 31 Sarah Lucy Duryea - 6th GENERATION 40 John Smith Hon. 41 Maria Magdalera Weiser: b 27 Dec 1810 ,Center Co,PA 42 Jacob Yeagley 43 Fogate 44 Jesse Mauck: b Centre Co,PA 46 Daniel Markel: b Abt 1805 ,,MD 47 Mary Catherine Fare: b Abt 1810 ,,MD 56 James Parsons: b 12 Jan 1793 EnfieIdJartford Co.,CT; m 5 Feb 1824; d 23 Mar 1864 57 Louisa Strait: b 2 Mar 1804; d 6 Jun 1845 58 Mles Harris: b Wales 59 Margaret Jenkins: b Wales

Submitted By: Brenda Bower Camngton P. 0. Box 1455 Austin, TX 78767 (512)-288-O080

Page 32 8th GENERBTION 164 Samuel Weker 224 Thomas Parsons Lieutenant b 29 Nov 1718 Enfield,Hartford Co.,CT; m 14 Jun 1753; d 22 Dec 1811 225 Lydia Booth: b 14 Oec 1729; d 4 Jun 1780

9th GENERATION 328 Conrad Weissr 448 Philip Parsons: b AM 1682 Of Enfield,Hartford,CT; m Abt 1707; d Enfield,,CT 449 Anna: d 15 Jut 1752 450 John Booth 451 Lydia Chandler

10th GENERATION 656 Conrad Weiser 8Q6 Phillip Parsons: b Abt 1655; m Not Married 897 Sarah Fairfield: b 24 Dec 1655 Reading,Middlesex Co.,MA; d 27 Nov 1742 Enfield.Hartford Co.,CT

11th GENERATDN 17MWalter Faifidd: b 21 Dec 1631 ,.England,Gb; m 28 Dec 1654 Reading, Mddlsx,MA; d 20 Jut 1723 Wenham, Ssx,MA 1795 Sarah Skipper: b 1639 Lynn,Essex,RAB; d 18 Dec 1710 Wenham.Ssx.M

~~ 12th GENERATION 3588 John FMie4tk b 1610 ,,Eng,Gb; m 7 Jun 1632; d 22 Dec 1646 Wenham, Ssx.MA 3589 Elizabeth Knight b 16 Apr 1615 OfSatem,Essex,Massachusetts 35QO William Skeppec b27 Mar 1597 Boston,Lncs.,Engtand; rn 17 Jan 1639 Boston.W; d 1640/1650 Boston,RAB 3591 Sarah Fisher: b 11 May 1617 Boston,Lincoln,Eng; d Essex,WlA

~ 13th GENERATION 7178 Walter Knight b 158511587 Of Staplegrove,Somerset,Engtand; m 1610 Duxbuty,MA; d Aft 1653 Boston,l\AB 7179 Elizab@th:b 1589 Of Salem,Essex,Massachusetts;d 19 Apr 1634 Salem, MA 7180 Edward Skeppec b 1552 East Kirkley,Eng; d Nov 1629 Kirby (East), LincohEng 7182 Richard Fiiher: b 1573 Boston,Lincdn,Eng; m 10 May 1597 Boston. LincohEng 7183 Ann WhL: b 1576 Boston,Lincoln,Eng; bu 30 Oct 1617 Boston,Lincoln, Eng ------L 14th GENEFIATION 14356 Isaac Knight b Abt 1559 14357 Mm Isaac Knight b Abt 1563 c 14360 Richard Skepper: b Bbt 1495 Kirby (East),Lincoln.Eng; rn 4 Feb 1550 Kirby (East).Lincoln,Eng; d Abt 1WKirby (East),Lincdn,Eng 14361 Joan Legard: b AW 3497 Kirby (East),Lincoln.Eng

15th GENERATION 28720 Richard Skeppc b 1470 Kirby (East),Lincoln,Eng; m 1493 Kirby (East),Lincoln,Eng; d 1557 Kirby (Egla),Lincdn,Eng 28729 Audrk €thJdreda Grynne: b Abt 1472 Kirby (East),Lincotn,Eng; d Kirby (East),Lincoln.Eng

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Joe Canlngton 19Apr 1895 Pass 1 I~f~lllllllllP.I~Il====~=~-~==-==-=~=~~====-====~~=====~=~~=a~~~-~~-.~===~a~-==~-==~= lsl QENERATDN 1 Joseph ChriDtopher 111 Carrington: 21 Mar 1M3 Austm.Travis Co.. TX.' .. b . I. . .. ______------I----- 2nd QENERATION 2 Jmeph Chrktophsr Jr. Carrington a,:b 20 Jul 1916 Qalves(on..TX; m 27 Dec 1939 Amlin.Travi6 cO..TX; d 31 Jan lSe0 Amlin.Travis Co.. TX 3 Helen Fra- Johnson: b 1 Oct 1918 Auatin.Tnvis Co..TX: d 6 Apr 1994 Awtin.Travis Co.,TX

_____I______I -__---______I_-___------3rd QENERATION 4 Joseph Chridophw Carringlon Sr.: b 13 May 1895 Tuni6,Burtewn Co..TX; m 20 Jan 1915; d 14 hbY I983 Auslin.TrFvis Co..TX 5 Lou Ethel Lankford: b 17 May 1891 ..TX; d 22 Feb 1972 Audin.Travis Co..TX 6 OOweH WingmJohnson: b 25 Dee 1889 Austin.Travis Co..TX; rn 25 Dec 1915 Austin.Travis Co..TX; d 28 Mar 1847 Austin.Travis Co.,TX 7 Josephine Gibbp Spiiler: b Jan 1892 Cotulla..TX; d 16 Oct 1918 Austin.Travir cO..TX ------_--_I_ 4th GENERATION 8 Edward Ebenezer Carringtar: b 24 Jan 1872 Tunb,Burleson Co..TX; rn 31 Jan 18W; d 22 Jun 1954 .Burleaon Co..TX 9 Jo Ella Vamer: b 7 Oct 1877 .Burleson Ca..TX; d 12 &I1933 ,Burteson Co..TX 10 JamMonroe Lankid: b 3 Feb 1862 .W;m At4 1880 .,TX: d 4 Jun1914 JkLennan Co.,TX 11 Texanna Dowdy: b 30 May 1662 ..TN: d 29 Nov 1927 McLennan Co..TX 12 Thomas Jefferson Dowdl Johnson: b 7 Aug 1862 ,,US;d 4 Sep 1936 Au6lln.Travis Co..TX 13 Maud Weepie' Wington: b 1 Feb 1869; d 27 May 1962 Au6lin.Travla Co..TX 14 Philip Samuel ISpiiler: b 10 Jut 1848 ..LA; rn 14 Feb 1871 ..Mi:d 12 Jut 1918 Auslin.Trwi6 Co.,TX 15 Jtmephlne MddeOibbs: b 14 Feb 1852 YEZOOCiIy.&S; d Jut 1892 CdutIa..TX --_---I------__-___---_l_l_-._- 51h QENERATON 16 John Cmkrell Carrington: b 30 Ocl1852 .Bossier Parkh.I-4; rn 12 Jut 1870 .Burleson Co..TX; d 4 Nov 1031 Bay C(ty..TX 17 Msry Eitabelh 'BeWi' Chriskpher: b 24 Jui 1- ..SC; d 24 Jan 1872 Tunit.&lrleson Co..TX 18 Joseph Taylor Vamer: b 1848 ,.MS; rn 13 Dec 1876; d lUApr 1880 ,Butleson Co..TX 1D Saphronia Ann Lee Nln: b 23 Apr 1842 .*; d 1879 .BumCo..TX 22 WiUinrn Daudy: b 1828 ..GA 23 Margarst: b 1831 ..TN 26 Albert 0. Budinglon: b 15 Mur 1824 ..NY 27 Rebedrs: b AM 1831 ,.MI 28 Samuel Philip Spilter 28 Lucrdio %Ion Wealmore 30 Ouesney Dike4 Qibbs Copt.: b 3 Od 1814 Nashuiib..TN; rn 11 Nov 1838; d 12 Jut 1862 YamCity,,MS 31 Sarah 'Sun' Ann Donay: b 1818; d 31 Jul 1862 Yarm City,,Ms

6th QENERATW 32 Edward Colas Carrington: b 21 Mar 1818 .,VA, m 12 Dec 1851; d 24 Nov 1878 Tunk.Burleson Cp..TX 33 Carolyn C. M. coclaell: b 23 Feb 1831 ..VA; d 18 Feb 1870 34 Ebenezer'Eb4' Christopher: b 1832 .AL 36 Nmcy 'Heppis' While: b 1834 ..GA; d ,Caryeti cO..TX 36 Joseph Mpclr Vamer: b Sep 1809 ..TN; rn 1834; d 12 Jul 1878 PmMence.Burleson Co..TX 37 Judioh 'Julii- Dowson: b 1820 ,.GA; d 1880 52 Thoma8 A. Budington: b 12 Sap 1782: d Sep 1852 63 Rhoda Dabdl: b 19 Apr 1782 60 Oarge Washinglm Qibbs Oen.: b 3 Oet 1784 .OrangecO..NC; m 12 Apc 1810 Monticello..KY; d 5 May 1870 .obiCo..TN 61 Lee km pebdufl Dibrdt: b 1790 ..KY; d 19 May 1876 .Obion Co..TN 62 Chahs Jr. Dorwy 63 Nmcy Stephem

7ih QENERATON 64 Waiter C. CPnlngton:b 4 Msr 1794; rn 15 Nov 1817 65 Albs Cebdl: b .,SC 66 John Coclrrdl Jr.: b 7Jon 1824; m Dec 1853; d 2Aug 1858 67 Amb Tipcon 70 Dwld While: b 1808 ..GA 71 Mary H.: b I800 ..NC '- 104 Walar &dington: bAb4 1737; d 7Ap1600 105 Ruth WetermPn: d 19 Jan lsoB

6th GENERATDN 128 Pad Jr. Cwington Judee: b 20 Sep 1764 .Cumberland Ca.,VA; m 24 Aug 1785; d 8 Jan 1816 129WedMi Cobs: b 15Mey 1769; d 24 Apr 1840 130GungeSr.Cobdl Dr.: b 1 Nov 1766:dDec 1823 131 Sarah WIr18kn-1:d 1826 208 Waaer Boodhglon: b 1704; d 8 Sep 1794 209AMgsii:bAbtl7OJ;d1756

9th GENERATION 256 Paul 9.Corrlngh Judge: b 16 Mar 1733 ,Cumberland Co..VA; rn 1 Od 1755; d 23 Jan 1818 .Charbt(e Co..VA 257 Margored Read: d 1 Msy 1776 .Charldte cO..VA 258 Walter Calm Cd.: b 14 Nov 1739 .Harover Co..VA; m 28 Feb 1767; d 7 Nov 1780 Mildeno.Halifax Co..VA

Submitted By: Joe C. Carrington P. 0. Box 1455 Austin, TX 78767 (512)-2884080

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Chart No. 1

ordime Codes: B=Bapt ized E=Endowd PXSealed to parents S=Sealed to spouse c=L!hi ldrenls ordimes .__-

W: 5l(er1885 PLACE: FaraPrrville,Collin Co,lX IURR: 20 Oct 1915 --418 PLACE: Merit,Hmt Co,TX DIED: 22 OH: 1967 PLACE: ELectre,Yichite Co,TX 5 -Margaret EL izabeth WLKER-3209------I. PUCE: ,I(.vy C0,TY WRY: 14 Jut 1864 PUE: ,MWV C0,TY DIED: 2 Jm 1941 PUCE: FarllrrsviIle,ColLin Co,TX 'oseph Carlos CARROLL-1385------. BORN: 11 Mar 1929 PLACE: Electre,Uichita Co,lX WR: 10 Mar 19% -458 PLACE: P-,Gray c0.n DIED: PLACE: aris Darlene CARROLL-1983----- Spase

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F'EDlGREE CWT

20 Apr 1995 Chart no. 1

Ordime Codea: B=Bapt ized E=Endowd P=Sealed to parents S=Eeoled to spause c=children'o ordlnwuxs 4 dmAlfred C4RROLL-3225------1~0~:4~or1888 I PLACE: law,Bentun Co,l I MR: --1128 I PLACE: I DIED: 22 Fsb 1%9 I PLACE: Bentonville,Benton Co,AR 2 Yetiley AlDDs CARRCtL-32U------I I WIU: 6 tlov 1913 I I PLACE: O-Bar,Buey Co,M I I N4RR: 31 Aug 1935 --1127 I I PLAM: Bentomille,Bentw Co,AR I I DIED: 30 Dec 1976 I I PLACE: hrillo,Potter Co,lX I I 5 I I I I 1 Doris Darlene EABROLL-1983------I 804W: 19 War 1936 I PLACE: Roeers,Benton Co,AR I WR: 10 #sr 1956 --658 I PLACE: P-,Groy Co,TX I DIED: I PLACE: IJooeph Carlos CARROlL-l~------

Wtl: 16 Dec 1876 PLACE : Larue,Bentan c0,AR I PUCE: Lorw,Bmtan Co,M WR: 1 ALQ 1897 --1134 I PLACE: Ew&o Sp?irrgs,Corroll Co,AR 13 Leuloo wTTO!t-32TJ------DIED: 20 Qct 1964 BQ9U: 6 dun 1856 PLAE: Bentcnville,Benton Co.AR PLACE: ,Benton c0,U 3 Nildred T(M1SEMD-3224------DIED: 6Aug 1937 BOW: 23 Jun 1919 PLACE: L(osht~,OreeonCO,~ PLACE: Lortre,Bentan Co,AR DIED: 14 Horotlo G. Wishsh"PACKARD-3285------PLACE: (EO!38: 4Jm1852 I PW: ,,KO I W: 29 Aug 1872 --I156

mn: abrlm7 PLAEE: ,,AR DIED: 18Apr 1866 PLACE: ,Bentan Co,AR

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ANCESTORS OF GREG CASWELL

GGGG Grandfather - Father - 29 Apr 1924 CASWELL, Samuel - 3058 11 Jun 1769 CASWELL, Stanley Kelton - 105 GREEN,Richard - 3005 9 Jull739 MARDEN. Nathaniel - 194 22 Mar 1746 Mother - PASCH, Barbara Jean - 106 19 Feb 1926 GGGG Grandmother - Grandfather - MOULTON, Elizabeth - 195 8 Feb 1752 CASWELL, Arthur Edward - 107 1887 MOW, Mary - 3006 16 Dec 1757 PASCH, Robert Henry - 6698 8 Apr 1899 RANDALL, Elizabeth "BETSEJ Grandmother - 5G Grandfather - FEIRING,Dorothy Marie - 6699 5 Nov 1898 KERSWELL, Amos - 3060 1743 LAIRD, Alice - 108 5 Apr 1893 MARDEN, Ebenezer - 1572 1700 MOULTON, Reuben - 35 1 4 Jan 1729 G Grandfather - MOW, Ephrah - 3007 CASWELL, Frank 0. - 120 31 Mar 1852 FEIRING,Louis James Sr. - 6702 1869 5G Grandmother - LAIRD, Chester - 109 BERRY, Esther - 1573 PASCH, Frederick - 6736 Feb 1857 DOWNE, Rebecca - 3061 MARDEN, Dorcas - 3008 14 Apr 1735 G Grandmother - PHILBRICK, Hannah - 352 24 Apr 1729 DONALD, Sarah A. Mac - 110 MULHERN, Catherine "Kate" - 6703 1869 6G Grandfather - RANDALL, Martha Jane - 121 20 Jun 1856 BERRY, Nathaniel - 1574 SWEENEY,Sarah Elizabeth - 6737 Mar 1865 DOWN, Ambrose - 3132 a KERSWELL, William - 3065 13 Jul 1716 GG Grandfather - MARDEN, James - 2066 1675 MULHERN - 671 1 MARDEN,Samuel - 7402 1707 CASWELL, Richard Green - 175 5 Dec 1808 MOULTON, Jonathan - 1559 5 Jun 1702 FEIRING,Augustus - 6726 MOW, Peter - 3009 PASCH, William - 6742 PHILBRICK, JOS~S- 358 5 Nov 1703 RANDALL, Gilman - 123 SWEENEY, Michael - 6738 6G Grandmother ------,Esther - 1575 GG Grandmother - BRADBURY, Sarah - 3133 10 Jan 1709/17 BOYLE, Catherine - 67 12 Feb 1852 CURRIER, Sarah - 3066 10 Sep 1721 HuNTER,Mary-124 LAMPREY, Elizabeth - 1560 MARDEN, Anna Brown - 176 5 Jun 1810 LOCKE, Abigail - 359 UNGER, Annie - 6727 Seavey. Sarah - 7403 WEBSTER, Abigail - 2067 GGG Grandfather - CASWELL, Samuel - 3003 8 May 1790 7G Grandfather - MARDEN, Reuben - 178 21 Apr 1783 BERRY, William - 57 16 BRADBURY, William - 3475 1672 GGG Grandmother - CURRIER, Jeffrey - 3067 GREEN, MXY "PoIIY"- 3004 5 Aug 1731 KERSWELL, Robert - 3089 MOULTON, Hannah - 179 1782 LAMPREY, Benjamin - 1561 28 Sep 1661 MARDEN, James - 2827 MOULTON, Robert - 1562 1661 PHILBRICK, Joseph - 360 1 Oct 1663 Gregory K Caswell WEBSTER, Tom - 7404 61 7 A Castle Ridge Rd Austin TX 78746-51 7

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11G Grandlnlher - 96 Grandmother - BRADBURY. William - 7561 ,Sarah - 7405 COTIUN. George - 7516 Hutchinson. John - 7551 1515 ----,Mary - 3090 WhitgifL William - 7559 -----,Mercy - 3068 Batchelder, Jane - 7407 11G Grandmother - I Ann - 7552 COTTON, Sarah - 3476 5 Apr 1670 Bell. Margartt - 7560 LOCKE,Judith - 5717 Whiaacre. Magam - 7517 MARSTON, Triphena - 361 1% Grandfather - Smith, Lucy 1563 BRADBURY. Mauhew - 7562 - COTTON, Clement - 7518 1ZG Grandmother - 8G Grandfather - Levenhoxpe. Constnnce - 7519 BERRY, John - 5761 15 Sep 1649 13G Grandfather - BRADBURY, William - 754i BRADBURY. William - 7563 COTTON, Reverend John - 7507 1639 COITON. Clcment - 7521 LAMPREY, Henry - 7408 Levathoxpe. Nicholas - 7520 MARSTON, William - 474 13G Grandmother - MOULTON, John - 7406 Doggets Madwen ~ 7522 PHILBRICK, Jams - 362 14G Grandfather - COTIUN. Waltcr - 1523 8G Grandmother - 14G Grandmother. ,Julien - 7409 ,Bhche - 7524 -----,Rebecca - 475 1SG Grandfather - ROBERTS, Ann - 363 COTON. Waltcr - 7525 Rossiter, Joanna - 7508 Jull642 1% Grandmother. Wheelwright, Rebecca - 7542 Reade. Joan - 7526 16G Grandfather - 96 Grandfather COITON. John - 7528 - Readc, Sir Robcn - 7527 BERRY. William - 5762 BRADBURY, Captain Thomas - 755 1610/1611 16G Grandmother - Grace. Bridget - 7529 CO7TON, Reverend John - 7509 1585 PHILBRICK. Thomas - 364 17G Grandfather - COITON. Sir Thomas - 7531 Wheelwright, Reverend John - 7544 1592 Grace, Richd - 7530 17G Grandmother - 96 Grandmother - De Hastings, Alice - 1532 -----,Elizabeth - 365 18C Grandfalher ------,Jane - 5763 COTTON. Humphrey - 7534 Hawkridge, Sarah - 7510 1601 De Hastings. Sir John - 7533 Hutchinson, Mary - 7546 18G Grandmother - Perkins, Mary - 7554 1620 Holbrook. Anne ~ 7535 19G Grandfather - 10G Grandfather - COTTON. Thomas - 7537 BRADBURY, Wymond - 7557 Holbrook. Sir Thomas - 7536 COTTON, Roland - 7514 20G Grandlather - Hutchinson, Edward - 7547 About 1564 COITON. sir Henry - 7538 Perkins, John - 7555 1590 2OG Grandmother - Wheelwright, Robert - 7545 Le Flcming. Anne - 7539 21G Grandfather - PO6 Grandmother - Le Fleming, Sir Henry - 7540 ,Judith - 7556 ,susannah - 7549 Hurlbert, Mary - 7515 Whitgift, Elizabeth - 7558 Gregory K Caswell 61 7 A Castle Ridge Rd 0 Austin TX 78746-517

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Olret Ocscedntrts of EROM, Uilliac

srztnu. n-14 Ettr born: 17 Jurw 184s bani t7 brch 1BSl in bnqslia Coun*j, WJ in Puhtwr. Rurcw, It. did: 2 F&VJWY 1907 .I dledr 21 Dumber 1929 in Pcrry, Dallas, Ifl in Prwy, Osllns, In Ihbw af children: 8 nrridt 6 llrrrh 1873 in Illinois

1' ' BROUN. Wna Wacs WIIrE, Uilliarr lkrdrsu ba-ne 31 llqurt lB79 bnr 1 In*lery I979 in Pwry, Unllos, In :ID Drlht , Oelmarc, 111 dledr 16 becrmhr 1959 .I did: 5 July 1962 lo Oer HO~MZ. Polk. In im Ullling4wd. PI) Nunber of childrsnr I tiwricd: tS June 1m2 In Pwq. Oallss. Ifl d

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From a yell- newspaper clipping found in the collection of Phyllis Alvera White Buck (granddaughter). Nn newspaper name or date apparent.

In the death of Mn Brawn last Saturdayp is rwrwded the passing of me of the twe men of Ferry. He was a man wbmixed with hi5 fellows but little, ct-ing a few friends and keeping with tkn, rather than king faniliar with many. To tbie whu =re favored with hi5 confidence and with whwn he ms mt to discuss the matters of tk day and the events of imporbe as the(y) utzcurd, k displayed a k.nwrtledge and cultwe few knew Re posses&,

I+ was a self contained man to a large degreg and while this cam mre frmn habit than desire, yet while he lived in Perry nearly a quarter of a centuryp he -5 less well k;nw than many who have ken here but a fractian of the time, Yet in the haw his true wrth as a man was most appamt. To the wife and to th~children kle was all that the name I'tn.tsbaJad'' and "father-" wmld imply. To them tk loss is the mre keen because k was always with th, always ready to cwmsel and aid.

Thirty years ago, whm he first came to Iowa, hs joined in the efforts of the early settlers in tk making of tl-~camtry md the laying of the foundations which have served thmt the succding years 50 perfectly. Wring the 25 year5 k. Bmlid near Perry, he has ever ken a man lcoked up to for his sterling worth and spotks5 character. The cwnrmrnity loses a faithful and true citiaen in his demise and the tear5 of friends mi.ngle with tbse of bld ties in tbrrwments of first grief.

William Brum ws burn on the L7th day of Jcm, 1845, in Monongalia cmrntyP bkt Virginia. Ke -5 a mmber of Coo G. 1st blest Virginia cavalsy during tRe last year of the civil war. 1-k was mar-rid to Mary Etta Stickel March BB 1W3, in Illinois to which state k came same three years previously. In 1875 tttE family moved to 1cw.a. IE was a mber of the Ovtethodist church at the time of death.

7'0 MI-. and Mrsm Bmtere born eight children, =even of whum survive h.im. Pks. C. ti. Bis (Bills), M~E~To W. Pbrfaat, Wsn W.A White of Juniat(a) kb. C\rttn.tr C. Orb (Orph) 8. , Ferry A. and Varella WilWa (Wilfdo),

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Husband: William BROW

Born: 17 June 1845 Placi: Ronoqalia County, YJ Rrrried: b Nirch 1873 Place: IIllnois Oied: 2 February lP07 Placer Perry, Dallas. Id

i Yife: Rarv Etta STICKEL

Porn: 27 Rarch 1851 Place: Putnam, Bureau, 1L I Died: 24 December 1929 Place: Perry. Dallas, It I Place: Place: father1 Hiram SllCKEL Rother: Sarah J PRKKEN Other Husbands:

~~ ______~ Sex Children List each child (living or dead) in order of birth

1. Nme: Jessie Mabel BROWN Spouse: Charlcs H. BILLS - Born! 6 Deceaber 1874 Place: Princeton, Bureau, IC F Marriedr 12 hrch 1895 Place! Died: 13 Rrv 19111 Placr:

2. Yamei Sina Rav BROWN Spouse: lhoms Y MlWOOT - Born: 29 Uay 1877 Place: F Married: 22 February 1898 Place: Died: 15 October 1950 Place: Perry, DaIla5, IA I

~ ~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~ ~~ 3. Maw: Edna Crace BROW Spouse: Milliar bdreti WHIlE - Born: 31 August 1879 Placr: Perry, Dallas. 111 1 F Married: 25 June 1902 Place: Perry, Dalltr, 1A Dird: Ih Dccmber 1959 Place1 Des Moines, Polk, 14

4, Namer Arthur Chestncy BRMm SPOUER: Lucy BROWNFIELD Born: 3 June 1882 Place: l-1 R Rrrriedr Place: Died: 14 October 1931 Place: Perry, Dallas, IA

5. Yaw: Orphr Ann BROYN Spouaer Alva R MOYEI! - Borni 4 March la84 Place: Prrry. Dallas, IA F Rarrisd: 4 Iky 1908 Place: Prrry, Dallas, 1A Did: 22 August i9b0 Place: Perry, Dalias, 1A I

6. bH0: CRcll Ada MOM SpOU5r: - Born! 2J January 1886 Place: Perry, Dallas, lA F Married: Place! Dicdf 12 February leg6 Placer Perry. Dallas. II)

7. Nar: Percy Albert PROYN Spouse: Carrie A LlllLE - Born: 31 ktwbcr lW7 Place: Prrry, Dallas, Id I hrried: 30 November 1910 Place: Perry, Dallas, 111 I i Did: 1963 Placer Perry, Dallas. IA

8. Haw: Uarella Yilfredo BROWN Spouse: Charles HEWtIWS - Born: 14 Iky I894 Placr: Perry, Dallas, IA F Rarried: I4 August 1912 Plats: Died: Placer . - _. - ...... _ .. Preparrd by1 . Juanita Dodpmn 197 RR 420 South # 12-C Austin, TX 78734 Phone: 512-2bh-3414

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CLA~IHFOR. WIDOWS emsIaN

Sfate of IOMA, County of Dallas, OR this 1st day OP JU~Y.AD,1907 per~onally appeared b@forQ me. a Notary Public in and for the aforesaid Couneg, duly authokixed to administer oaths. nary B. B~owm, aged 55 gears, a ~e~ida~tof Perry, in the County of Da11aa. and seato of Iowa. whose Post OPfics address is PB~PP~ Iosa (Dallas Co.) ad who, baing duly sworn, dsclarea am follos: That She ie tha WidQB 019 villi- Brown lato of CO. C-ht Reg. 01 Ba '701 Infaery md an applicant for a pansition by reason Thereof; that she wa5 married to said soldim OR ~RQ6th day of March 1873 by Rev A W Olda. ranale~ tho t3-e of HQry Etta Stiokel; that the 13fnister coeabimd ray ~~VQRn-8 writing it as ORO name bzb&La,; whibo IKY corraot rime is b.rv Ekt~-land I A~VQsince zw anariage written it Harp E.- ad 30 srit@it ROW-thQ Binister combined the two aakhg OR@ na5e of it. k?sith@k tha Soldliar or myself had been pr~viou5lymarried md we always livd togother 8s husband slnd W~~Q-WQPQnowor dfvorcd adsBre so living at the time of the soldiom dmth-I have ~QVPQPremaried anal our minor child, Barella Wilfrdo Brom is still living, and undar my aQra and custody- The only ~rop@rty 1 have is fhs ten ~LC~QQof 1md given 18 by mi husband in the, North 5are of ths MW quarter of Section 15th Rmqe 228 W 5th Dallas Co Iowa he having divided thQ 140 acres between IQ md our sevon children alh of whom ~XQof age except Varclla WifIPSdO ad PQECY ki. HQ dS0 hd $1200 in pQPS0nd prOgeEty-tii lgl~gfp part of which wan Qxpendsd POP medical services and funeral EUld biV%Rg @XpaPnSe%-I have no pPOpektY fn OJP OWR tight and fhare is no ORO lagalls bound for my mpport. I have not d%agosed of amp property simce Fabp 11th 1907 amd had no SOUICQ O&? income sXc@pt funds heft by my hueband md have not disposed of aupg real QST~~~Qsince his death-hQ had no life insurance.

Signd by Hary B. $PO- asrd 2 sitnosam

Also Q WEEGHBOR'S AFFIDAVIT signad by A.H a~dBlizarbmth StickQ1; Ettn's aid^,^ nziuma wan Stick011 That w~ haw BsQn sol%md personally acqunintard with Haw E. Brown for 39 nsld 32 yeaha r~sp~ctiv~lg,and that BQ know her to bs thQ widow of Willism BPOWR, thnt nho lived with his continuously as his wsifo aver nincQ tha9 war0 murid in 1873 and that RQitRer of thrm WQ~Q5rsvioua1ly ~~~~xxigdland they WIPQ living a5 husband and wife at tbs tisQtho said soldi~rdied-Mamely Feby 2th 1907-that Sha n@var davorcod CPO~him no= ha from her. nor has she remarried since his death-thoir dnor child Varella Wilfredo Brown is still livins and under ths care and cuatody of hsr mother Hary E. Browm-at tha time of hog marriage her given nBJgo IPS srittm in ORQ name bzjsxta instsod of ---that Shs only oms the progeorty ssttlsd OR her by her late, husband being ten acres of lmd near Perry, Iowa on which there are buildings and sill make her a good horns bat little OP no income to bs derived therefrom-He haid a few hundred dollars personal RkoQerty and som0 ~OR~Ywhich has principally been used UP in Sickness ;and funsral expences amd there is no one 1erifallY bound for hQr support. Wrn Brown had 140 acres of land which he divided betwaen his Wife ad their SQITBR ChildrQn-WQ have been intimately acquaintad with the f-ily, lived in +ha sam wicinity with them all thmse YS~ES md bow thsoe statements to be facts. we furthsr dmclare that WQ have RO interest in said cas0 and we are not CORCQP~Q~in its prosecution. She head no incomo except from her chickcna and vegQtabl@s-and she has not disposed of mP Peeah e5tate since Feby 11th 1907.

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WING AN- Husband: JOHN Y. MES Born: November 04. 1816 Married: January 27 , 1846 in: BIBB CO. GA. Died: Bef 1853 Uife: WCY PARKS Born: October 20, 1830 Died: Hay 15, 1912 Father: JOHN PARKS Mother: HANNAH #. H. ALLEN Other Spouses: DANIEL YORSHAM

Husband: UILLIAn JAllES STEYART Born: January 28, 1840 in: ROME, GEORGIA Harried: Bef 1860 Died: March 11, 1928 in: KT. OLIVET, CEHETARY, DESOTO PARISH, LA. Other Spouses: HATTIE M. MORRISON Uife: FIRST YIFE UIOSOilW 188Ocms RBlWXJLlA K”, mIXEIA W., UIBKLIsrs HIS FAIBEt, IIILLIM, LlTlll6 DKIS BwLsEBou)

Husband: AllDREy SIWS Born: Abt 1750 in: IRELAND Died: July 14, 1823 in: LON6 CANES, COMMUNITY, ABBEVILLE, DIST. S.C. Uife: A#( UlKNOyIl Born: Abt 1760 in: IRELAND Died: September 21, 1820 in: LON6 CANES, COMMUNITY, ABBEVILLE, DIST. S.C.

Family Group sheet Husband: ELI TlUlRNloW Born: March 22, 1801 in: EDGEFIELD DIST., S.C. Married: 1821 in: EDGEFIELD DIST., S.C. Died: April 27, 1873 in: BUTLER CO. ALA. Other Spouses: SARAH NEWTON Wife: NANCY ANDERSON Born: Aft 1804 in: SOUTH CAR. Died: Bef 1860 in: BUTLER CO. ALA. HARRY A.WZ 153064 CAVALIeRcbBII( AOSPIII PI 78734 p~pdseamm EWRY A. m, 78714 (m) wiu (512) 266-1427 ~SWA amma, TI -~

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Husband Edward W GIESEN Born 17Aog1871 Sari Mam#,Hayr,Tx -- CMrkn 9Mar1931 Awtin,Travb,R - mfd 11Mar1931 San Marcos,’Ik 27hm1894 San Marcor,Hayq?k FuWr Wiheh (William) OIESEN Mom@r LolIiIleWrnL +

i Uod 27Nov 1930 Aurtin;TraVir,’zk 29Nov1930 SenMarooqHnya,lh Fmw Ethclbca IdIOLEHART hcerTAYLOR \ Children ’ .hi Herman Iglehart GIESEN spour, 2Ap1895 Mmefl,Caldwe&7k CMdN Dkd 16Nov1951 sanAntor6o,Bexa&Tx BUM 18Nov1951 San htmli0,Tx 7

2Dec1924 IAwth,Tx ’ M Edwin W GIESEN F ‘Born 11Nov1902 lhM@ aya,% CMdn 1 W 16Nov1967 san Antonio,Ek?xar,R mod 18Nw1967 AwtiqTravh, Tx Mmbd

CMdrn OM 20Aug1904 San Marw,’lh 22Alq19M Sin Mrt~xu,Hnya,’Ih L(nkd PlOpUd20Ap1996b COmmeIItr: FRANK OIESEN 2607 HANCOCK DR. AUSTIN, TX 7873 1 USA. ,1-5 124poJ79

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Family Group Record Page 1 Husband PosterRANKIN 28Nov1875 Laabettet,Fayette,'lh - Ckhln I 'ad 2SMay1955 Auntin,Tm~b,,TX ,- ,- 26May1955 Awtjn,Travis,'h , Mmbd 2osep1899 Adn,Travis,7k F-WilliamARANKIN k#hrr Tennie C PHILLIPS

L I I D# 27Nov1961 ~Awtin,Travie,Tx 29Nov1961 j~nstin;TtaVip.;rx F-- simaon oreen YEAROIN Molly E MARTIN ,Children ' M Foster Hill (Jack) RANKIN Jr Irene CHILDRESS zApr1902 A*-IhIVill,lk - QlhlM Cm.4 14h1989 J3eaumcmt,Jeffmon,Tx

I 5,~MarIeRA" -Francis Edward GIESEN Commander 12Dec1906 ~~T~CTX CMdn I I OM loJan 1979 vir,orange,nt ~IM12Jan1979 Be9mnOn~Jefferpan;rx ,- 2Dec1924 AWtillJk PIWUWI m Ap, lass by. COmmelltS: FRANK QIESEN 2607 HANCOCK DR AW,TX 7873 1 U.S.A. 1-512-459-0479 _-----

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Page 49 AGS Quarterlv Volume XXXVI. No. 2 (June. 19961 Austin. TX

25 Place of Birth m Date of Xarriar;? n25December 1788 5 1736 d Date of !lea55 #I20 Jacob BAIR c! 1 March 1768 ;C Tlacn of Dea:?. b 21 January790 C26 April 1818

5 1 August 1827 ;b Rockingham Co. (?It Virginia m 4 Decmber 1857 1 25 December BZ I FC Oskaloosa, MahaskaCounty (Beever) Iova 121 Sarah BEX'IE9 k January 1790 d ah Virginia #486 z-15 December 1853 I:: 91 Seneca County #243Mary Im Ohio >a tised17Sep- fember 1814 $:87 :' Augusta co, VA #30 William Henrr BAIR 6 20 June 1866 pbRural Ladora, Iowa Countyr 27 December 1888 d 27 October I 949 In, Linn r Mount Verna I I n AIT E pC Lincoln Tvp, County c Iowa 493 I ova *123Rebecca m 2 June 1778 b J :IA L

l#Sl Flora "Alice" LINDSEY (Spouse 1 b 30 January 1860 d 27 October 1936

Page 50 Second page - BAIR

AUCESTOR CHART ANCESTOR CEART b Date of Birth b Bate of Birth pb Place of! Birth pb Place of Birth I Bate of Urriage o Date! of Xarriage d Data of Death d Date of Death pd Place of! Death ad Place of Death

Pd . .. )SO b Pb Pb a P m d A d 1769/70 Pd T pd Fredrick CQ MD E R Fa Pb I w a 1; L Pd 1, 'I !j I/ "Mary '' #480 Geora/Georae S'-dr/B 81 Haqdalena Kimball/Kimbol 1728 1736 Germany aer 'I 1753 1753 I/ d 21 July 1807 i: Fb81 March 1768 ibdFredrick County, Xaryland bur. Trinity Chapel, P rredrick,FredrickCa 1924 Maryland f b I I IP96 1 I b w: Pb A TAI d T E Pd E B 61 w M A A L L 11927b

(Spouse) b 1728 d 21 July 1807 AGS Quarterlv Volume MXVI. No. 2 (June. 19961 Austin. TX

Third page - BAIR

MCESTOR CRART #7808 Ir U b Date of Sirth t3904 m pb Place of,Birth m Date'of narriage d Date of Death b pd Place. of Death d- #7810

I: pd Will is1754? in Ar- krl#781d I chives, Northampton p3 Co., Pennsylvania b cholas SCHALL, Sr ?d d b 26 Hay 1709 T'"pb Baden,Ni Province of Bavaria, Germanv #7812 m Before 1733 d 27 SeptemberI77 pd Pennsylvania? Br Hecktown, PA Dryland Reformed 1953 Churchcemetery 15 d Pb #7814 d Ib Pd

d h P488 Nicholas SCFiALL/SHAULL, Jr Pd d - 1734 b Baden, Province ot Bavaria, Germany #78 16

Pennsylvania? 7817 b d #7818 b m 7819 d b Pd d .b

Page 52 Fourth page - BAIR

m Date of Xarriage d Date of Death #1956 m b ad Place of Death d d Pci #7826 I: Pd

Georue BECK

Pb #7828 P m Ib A d T Pd E (Of Northampton 187829 B County, PA.) 81957 b N 5 d A Pb #7830 L d I pc 15 Pd'

#489 Anna Wargretha/Hargaret BECR

#783 2 1'5 June 1759, now Lehigh Co., Pennsyvania I5 d

pz b d I 87834 Pd 7835 I d b B979 Pd c! t4 b w 35 #7836 T I d b E Pd m B I N 7837 A w1959 b L b d Rb 87838 a b Pd 3919 h fa Pb kf78 3 9 18488 Nicholas SCHALL/SHAULL, Yr d b (Spouse) b 1734

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Fifth page - BAIR Wilhel ANCESTOR CaaaT #7840 sgTnNiR Johannes/ 1605 b Data of Sirth pb ?lace of Birth m Date of Harriage Martin Leig- 7841 d Date of Death *1960 nits SEIDNER m k ad Placs of Death b 1669 c d C7842 Pb PC m ib c - b c" Pd P's b7843 c 'b ?d 2 rr0 c- 1694 Pb P rn A d T ?c? E WCESTOR CHART 01961 5 Pb d Pd Place of Death b Pb rn P490 Hartin SHIDNER d b 1733 Pb pl 15680 Captain Stephen SEIDNER d 1806 b 1573 Pb p" #1962 m b d ?b ?d m I d 831361 Pd 5 Pb d I 981 Pd

:IT E t7840 Uilhelm SEIDNER R b 1605 N A L Pd

lff491~iraMargaret SCHETTE/SCOTT (Spouse) b 1734 d 1816 AGS Quarterfv Wolum XXXWI. No. 2 IJune. .I9951 .. Austin. TX

Due to a daughter’s insistence, I had the wondledbl privilege a few years ago of attending

Yuanita Dodgen’s first LIFIETBE LlEMmG Genealogy Class. What an enlightment for one who knew nothing about census records, nor how to learn first and last names of people never met.

But the LIFETIME LEaRPdlWG teacher was firm and thorough: Choose one line and concetrate on it. Easy ...The total knowledge of my father’s people consisted of two facts.

&andfather was Francis Marion Long, county surveyor at Goldthwaite, Texas, and my Dad,

Albert Augustus Long, was born at Pearl, Texas, where ever that might be. Mer several false leads I[ lmed that Pearl was in Coryell County.

Class Instruction-Go to Court Mouses: It was a shock when I learned that the Gatesville

Court House had a record of these grandparents’ marriage. Grandmother Long’s maiden name was new to me-Nancy GMAWAY. What an ugly name I thought. A fellow Gatesville Court

House researcher urged me to visit their local library’s geneological section. Very reluctantly I accompanied her as she insisted on showing me the way. Mow could I gracefblly refuse? BUT, what a gold mine-a privately published little book on the history of Pearl. One story told about this one-legged, early settler fiom Denton with a large family living in a shelter cave. The man was William Gazaway and one of his daughter’s, Nancy, married a school teacher named T. M.

Long. Now I’ve traced my family to the CAVE W. Should I stop?

That LmTMEEmG teacher now included a fieldtrip to the State Archives, vaults, underground tunnels, and all. Found here were two helpfbl papers. The State of Texas Adjutant AGS Quarteriv Volume XXXVI. No. 2 {June. 19961 Austin, TX

0 General’s Warrant of Authority and Descriptive List dated 7 June, 19 18, contained the ..name F. M. Long, Goldthwaite, surveyor, age 69, born in New Albany, Indiana. The other important paper was W.W. Gazaway’s Confederate Pension Application fiom Gillespie County with a

Willow Cilty post oflice address. This paper, dated 10 September, 1907, showed Mr.

Gazaway’s as age 73, and “service in the army caused amputation of left leg above knee joint”.

More information referred to Denton County.

Again, that LIFETIME LEARNING teacher’s instructions-follow every lead: An inquiry at

Willow City’s lonely two-pump filling station/ post oficdstore led me to a mobile home. A

knock on this door brought forth a verbal invitation to “come in” from an unseen person.

Fearfully, I entered but left with information about an upcoming Gazaway Reunion at Utopia.

. Back to class-Family reunions are MOST IMPORTANT: Consulting the highway map and in

my motor home, my daughter and I found our way to Utopia and spent a night under grand old

cyprus trees in a beautifid City Park on the Sabinal River. At the Gazaway Reunion, I received

a small, just published book, GENEALOGICAL. HISTORY OF THE JESSE GAZAWAY

FAMILY. Also included at Utopia was a visit to the grave of one Nancy REEL George -. Gazaway.

That LIFETIME LEARNING Class was over with no more pressures nor answers from that

insistent teacher. Likewise, no more research. But failing students repeat courses. This time the

teacher is not ‘Juanita Dodgen, but Betty Kaiser and back to that Gazaway book. W. W.

Gazaway’s father, Jesse, when widowed, married a neighbor widow woman named Nancy REEL

George. Now here is the connection with that Utopia grave. W. W. Gazaway pulled a trick by 0 marrying his step-mother’s daughter, Mary Ann “Polly” GEORGE. The afore mentioned Nancy

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ICEEL George Gazaway, born in Missouri, came to Texas according to THE FIRST CENSUS

OF EXAS, 1829-1836, at age seventeen with brothers, sisters and parents Barbary and David

Reel.

More class work-visit the State Land Office: A native of Holland, David Reel received a

“Spanish” land grant fiom the Supreme Government of the State of Coahuila and Texas by issuance of titles to the colonists in the Enterprise of Citizen David G. Burnet with Assisting

Witness, Thomas J. Rusk. This land grant was situated on the waters of the Angelina River.

Having heard for years of our Scotch-Irish heritage from my mother’s people, I now want to explore this possible Dutch linage. OR , . , . Should I concentrate on my original LONG story.

1870 Denton County Census shows a 20 year old cattle driver, Marion Long, living with his family including hs 45 year old cabinet makedpreacher father, Peter B. Long. The 1850 Harrison

County, Indiana Census shows F. M. Long as a 7/12 year old male in the 27 year old Peter B.

Long’s household with a 25 year old Sarah (wife?). Here ends my LONG trail.

My new questions call for more lessons, Professor Dodgen!

By Margaret LONG Wallace

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CharlesMCKINNEY George Alfred MCKINNEY ( 1843- 1922) Marianne CHASTAIN ary Ann MCGLASSON (3 sons killed in Rev. War) 1. Lou Mandy 4. Charles, Jt. 2. Rosie 5. William 3. Dallas /4. 6. Stephen Mary Ann 7. Peter 5. Ann 8. Thomas 6. Junious Calvin 9. Qosiah 10. Rane 11. Abraham 12. James 13. Daniel Fuqua !-Bob MCKINNEY ( 1879- 1960 1 14. Elizabeth Donna Emma STONE 15. Judith 1. Zettie Mae 2. Allie V. Rane MCKINNEY 3. Umphery Earl ITabitha VARDEMAN 4. Winona 0 1. Charles Clinton 5. Esther Mae 2. John Vardeman 6. Alfred Paul 7. Eulalia Belle 8. Robert Junious L:aI:y :,INNEY (1794-1868) 9. Ruby Jane JESSE 1. Mary AM 2. Elizabeth C. 3. William W. 4. Joseph 5. Amanda J. 6. Charles Wesley 7. Susan C. 8. James 9. John Levi Jack Paul Martin 10. George Alfred 10008 Lindshire Lane 1 1. Louvisa J. Austin, Texas 78748

Page' 58 IIBwR: I2JAN 1818 Place: , Wth Carolina Place:

PhC& Place: 2. Name: N8ncyCHARTIN spous: F Boopa: 1841 Pke:Quntmvllle, Marshall, Alibma fir.: Place: Mwr: Place: Died: Pke: 3. Nme: Henry Cli3y MARTIN spouse: M brn: I845 Bhce: Quntmllle,Marshall, Alfdwna CBa.: Phe: hP: Phce: Did: BbCS: 4. Wme: &ssd\mbrm MARTIN Spouse: DWW Ellen FIELDS M bra: 7JUL 1854 Place: Quntersville, Marshall, Alsbma CBr.: PltXfe: kr: PIkXbcI: Wed: t8AW; I918 Plw~:Wsoo, Mmnen, Tna 5. Name: Gar@W MTIW S~OMS:Luctrrda UNKNOWN M Born: 4fEB 1858 Plsbce: bntersvtlle, Pl8rsbllc0, Alsbsma CBr.: PkB: MWP: PkS:

Name madl A&ss of Submitter: Jack Pal Hartin 10008 Ltn$hlre Lane

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Thomas Flegg (1st generation). of Watertown, MA. Emigrated to MA 1637. Watcrtown Selectman for eight terms. b. Norfolk, England 1615 (a decendent of Sir John deFleg (d. ca. 1236) of Fleg Hall, Somerton, Norfolk). m. Mary -(d.1703). and d.1697-98, leaving with 11 other children, an eldest son,

Lt. Greshom Flagg (2nd g), of Woburn, MA. A tanner. b. 1641 m. 1668 Hannah (d.1724). dau. of Michael and Hannah Leffingwell, and was k. by indians, Wheelwright's Pond, Lee, MI 1690, leaving with other issue, John FIagg (3rd g), of Boston and Woburn, MA.A tanner. b. 1673 m. Abiah Kornic (d.1715 and bur. in Old Granary Burying Ground, Boston), and d. 1732, leaving with other issue, Ebenezer Flagg (4th g), of Flagg Housemitts Head Tavern, now at 77 Bridge St.. Newport, RI. Merchant, ship owner. b. 1710 m.1741 Mary (d.1781), dau. Gov. Richard Ward of Wanton- Lyman-Hazard Hse., Newport, RI & gt. gt. granddau. Roger Williams, and d. 1762, leaving with other issue (inc. a younger son, Maj. Ebenezer Flagg Jr.,lst RI Reg., k. in action 1782 near Yorktown, Westchester Co.. NY).

Surgeon Henry Collins Flagg (5th g) of Charleston. SC. Deputy Apothocary Gen., Southern Division, Continental Army. Original Member, Society of the Cincinnati. m.1784 Rachel (d. 1839). widow of William Allston. mother of artist Washington Allston, of Brookgreen and dau. of John Moorc, planter. of Charleston. SC and his wife Elizabeth Vanderhorst, and d. Charleston 1801, leaving with other issue,

Henry Collins Flagg, Jr. (6th g) of Charleston, SC and New Haven, CT. Lawyer, editor CT Herald, Member Soc. of the Cin., CT State Senator, Mayor of New Haven. b. Charleston 1790 Educ. Ya1e.m. New Haven 181 1 Martha (d. NYC 1875), dau. William Joseph Whiting of New Haven and his wifc Martha Lyman, and d. Ncw Haven 1863, leaving issuc, 1. Corn. Henry Collins Flagg 111, b. 18 11 m. 1836 Olivia M. Sherman of New Haven and d. 1862. 2. Mary Allston Flagg, b.1814 m. George Shcrman (bro. Olivia S. Flagg, above) and d. 1877. 3. George Whiting Flagg, of New Yorlc, London and Nantucket. Artisf b.1815 m. 1849 (div.) Louisa Hcnriques (of the New Haven Sephardic Jewish family of that name) and d. 1898. 4. William Joseph Flagg, of Cincinnati, OH & NYC. b. 18 18 m. 185 1 Elizabeth, dau. Nicholas Longworth of Baum-Longworth-Tali Hse.,Cincinnati and d.1898 (on his 80th birthday). 5. Rev. Jared Bradley FBagg (7th g), of whom presently. 6. Rachel Moore Flagg, b. 1822 m. lstly Abram Gywnne of Cincinnati and 2ndly Albcrt Matthews. and d. NYC 1884 (Her grandson Brig. Gen. Cornelius Vanderbilt III of 640 5th Ave., NYC and Newport, R1 represented Maj. Eknezer Flagg in the SOC. of the Cincinnati). 7. Rev. Edward Octavus Flagg. Epis. priest b. 1824 Educ. Trinity Coll. (CT) m.1stly Eliza Winstanley McNeill (Whistler's Aunt) and m. 2ndly Mary Lctitia Ferris and d. 1911. Peter Flagg Maxson Architectural Historian 4212 Ave. F * Austin, TX 78751

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The Rev. Jared BradUey Magg, N.A. (7th g) of New York, New Haven & Hartford, CT. Artist and Episcopal priest. Rector Grace Church, Brooklyn Hts., NY. h. New Haven 1820. Educ. Trinity Coll. (CT). m.1stly Hartford 1841 Sarah Robbins Montague (d. Hartford 1844. age 20), only child of Alvin Montague and his wifc Eunice Owen, and had issue, 1. Montague Flagg (I.)of NYC & Pans. France. Artist. b. 1842 rn. 1868 Elisc Cordier, of Pans and Australia (d.1916) and died without issue 1915. Jared Bradley Flagg m.2ndly 1846 Louisa Hart (d. New Haven 1867). dau. Dr. Samuel Hart of New Britain, CT and his wife %ha North, and had further issue, 2. Charles NdiU Flagg (8th g), of whom presently. 3. Jarcd Flagg, of' NYC. Red estate investor. b. 1853 d.unm. 19- 4. Ernest Flagg, of 109 E. 40th St., WC. and Flegg Ridge, Donegan Hills, Staten Island, IVY. Architect of Singer Bldg, NYC and much of US Naval Acadcmy campus. Hon. Mem. Soc. of the Cin. b. Brooklyn Hts 1857. Educ.Ecole des Beaux-Arts. Paris. m. 1899 Margaret Elizabeth Bonnell(1882-1978) and d. 1947, leaving an only child, 1. Betsy Flagg, of WCdk Northeast Harbor. ME, Artist. b. 190.m. John Melcher, son of John Stevens Melcher (grandson of hotelier Paran Stevens of NYC). and his wife Margaret Greenleaf Homer, and d. 1W, leaving issuc, 1. Pamela Melcher, of Northeast Harbor b. 1927. Unm. 2. Ursula Ward Melcher, b.1929 m.Count Marc de Fontaines de Logtres, and had issue, (sons Count Guy, Count Americ, Count Marc) 5. Washington Allston Flagg, of NYC and Morristown, NJ. Partner, Post & Flagg (NY Stock Exchange firm) b. 1860 m.1886 Anna Davis Robins (who m.2ndly 1908 John Turner Atterbury of NYC and Dark Harbor, ME and d. WYC. 1939) dau. of Thomas Robins and his wife Emma Davis. and d. 1903, leaving issue, 1. Josephine Bond Flagg of 19 E. 79th St.. NYC. Interior designer. b. I887 m. Philip Boyer, and d. Ossining, NY 1972. leaving issue, 1. Philip Boyer, Jr, of Clayton, NY & Tuscon, AZ b. 1910 Educ. Harvard. m. A. Mildred Carter, and has issue (son David; daus. Jennifer, Linda (dir. Vincent Astor Found., m.Archibald Gillies, dir. Andy Warhol Foundation)) 2. Allston Boyer, of Brookville, LI, PJY & IWC.With Colonial WiIliamsburg, Lawrence Rockefeller. b. Mt. Esco, PW 1912 Educ. Groton, Harvard. m.lstly (div.) Charlotte H. Young (who m. 2ndly John A. Rand), and had issue (dau. Charlotte). Allston Boyer m. 2ndly 1947 Louise Auchincloss (d.1974), former wife of Edward Robbins, dau. Gordon Auchincloss of NYC (and granddau. Col. E.M. House of Austin. 'lX)and d. PJYC 1972. 2. Beatrice Allston Flagg, of WC.B Dark Harbor, ME. b. 1891 m. (div. 1939) Oliver Iselin, of Westbury, LI, NY. (who m.2ndly Mrs. Dorothy Hyde Park and 3rd)~his 1st wife's stepsister Mrs. Mary Barton Atterbury), and d. NYC 1962 leaving issue, 1. Audrey A. Iselin Educ. Foxcroft Sch. rn. Reed Clark, of Glen Head. LI, NY & Hobe Sound, FL and has issue (son Peter, dau. Sandra) 2. Beatrice Iselin m. George Crawford, of Columbia, SC, and has issue (sons George Jr., Oliver; dau. Adele) 3. Oliver Iselin, Jr. of Glen Mead, LI, NY. Educ. Harvard m. Mrs. Elizabeth Downes Taylor, and had issue (sons Frederick (Derick), Oliver n1; dau. Jennifer) 3. (Washington) Allston Flagg, Jr., of Westbury. LI, NY. Broker, Post $r Flagg (later merged with Harris, Upharn). Member, Soc. of the Cin. Lt. Commander, Naval Air Forcc. b.Morristown, NJ. 1896 Educ. St.Mark's, Warvard. m. Southampton. LI, NY 1920 Marjorie) hwrie Sagc ( d. 198J. dau. Henry Williams Sage of Albany, NY and his wife Marjorie Lowrie, and d.White Plains. NY 1971, leaving issue.

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1. Marjorie S. Flagg, of Northeast Harbor, ME & Hobe Sound, FL. m.lstly John Finch, and had issue (son John) She m.2ndly Francis Powcrs, of Ardmorc, PA. and had further issue (son Francis). She m.3rdly William J. Strawbridge, formerly of Philadelphia, PA. 2. Lowrie Allston Flagg, of Farmington, CT.b. 1924 Educ. Miss Porter's. m. Garrett W. Nevius and d. Boston 1959, leaving issue (daus. Nancy, Christie) 3. (Washington) Allston Flagg 111, of NYC & LI, NY. b. 1930 Educ. Harvard. Unm. 6. Louisa Flagg, of 9 E. 66th St., NYC & The Gables, Convent Station, NJ. b. 1862 m. 1882 Charles Scribner (II), the publisher, (d. 1930). son of Charles Scribner (I) and his wife Emma E. Blair, and d. 1948, leaving issue, 1. Charles Scribner (III), of Dew Hollow, Far Hills, NJ. President, Charles Scribner's Sons. b. 1891 Educ. Princeton m. Vera Gordon Bloodgood (d. 1985), dau. Hildreth Bloodgood, of NYC. & New Marlborn, MA and his wife Julia Casey, and d. 1953, leaving issue, 1. Charles Scribner (IV), CEO. Charles Scribner's Sons. b. Quogue. LI, NY 1921. Educ. St. Paul's. Princeton m. 1949 (Dorothy) Joan Sunderland, dau. of Edwin Sherwood Stowell Sunderland. of Momstown, NJ and his wife Dorothy Kissel (a descendent of Commodore Vanderbilt), and has issue (sons Charles V, Blair, John). 2. Julia Bloodgood Scribner, b. 1918 m. Rev. Thomas James Bigham, Jr. (d.1983, of Great Barrington. MA., and d. 1961, leaving issue (daus. Hildreth, Mary, Anne; son James). 2. Louise Scribner, b.1882 m.(div.) George R.D. Schieffelin (d.1950). and d.1953 leaving issue, 1. George McKay Schieffelin, of NYC. b. 1905 Educ. Princeton m. 1929 Louise Winterbottom, and d. 19- leaving issue, 1. G. Richard Schieffelin, of Ncw Haven, CT. h.1930 Educ. Hobart Colt. Unm. 2. John W. Schieffelin, MD, of Lafayettc, CA. b. I932 Educ. Harvard m. Marian C. Lohman. and has issue (dau. Cynthia, son John). He m.2ndly Annie Laurie Graham. 7. Rosalie Flagg (onc of Mrs. Astor's '400'), b. New Haven 1866 m. 1890 William D. Jaffray, of NYC and died without issue 1950. Jared Bradley Flagg m.3rdly 1869 Joscphine Bond (d.s.p. New York 1911). dau. Judge William Key Bond of Cincinnati and his wife Lucy Strong (a 4th gt. aunt of Pcss. Diana), and d. 1899. Charles Nod Flagg (8th g). of Steelc-Dodd-Flagg Hse., 234 Washington St., Hartford, CT; Corn Cob Hill, East Chester, NY & 74 Ruc de Seine, Paris, France. Artist, educator. b. Brooklyn Hts. Xmas Day, 1848. Educ.Hopkins Grammar School, Atelicr dc Jacquesson de la Chevreuse, Paris. m. NYC 1874 Ellen Fannie Earle (d.Hartford 1920), dau. of Morris Earle III of NYC and his wife Mary Elizabeth Dodd, and d. Hartford 19 16 leaving issue, 1. Ellen Earle Flagg, of the Steele-Dodd-Flagg House (built 1742, razed 1927). Art conservator. b. I876 d.unm. Hartford 1939. 2. Charlcs Nod Flagg, Jr. of the Griswold House, 96 Curtis Street, Meridan, CT 8z Fenwick, CT. Founder, C.N.Flagg B Co. b.Paris 1881 Educ. Hartford High School m. Hartford 1912 Julia Flood Smith (d.Meridan 1967). dau. of Andrew Smith of Hartford and his wife Julia Flood. and d. Meridan 1949 leaving issue, 1. Rosalie (Rowie) Allston Flagg, of Guilford, CT. b.Meridan 1914 Educ. Hartford Art School m. Meridan 19, Charles Belknap. I1 (d.1972). son of Francis Wheelwright Bellcnap of 44-55 Kissena Blvd., Flushing, NY and his wife Millicent R. Grant, and d.Gui1ford 1971. leaving issue (son Rev. Charlcs, HI; daus. Rosalie, Penelope and Abigail). 2. Henry Collins (Hal) Flagg V. of Essex, CT. Architect b. Meridan 1915. Educ.Andover, M.I.T. &z Yale. m. Eli7akth Marin (Toosie) Belknap, sistcr of Charles Belknap. TI, above, and d.1972 lwving issue (son Henry Collins FIagg VJ, dau. Nod Marin) 3. Eleanor (Pinkie) Flagg, of Middle Haddam, CT. b. Meridan 1916. Educ. Yale Drama Sch.m. Meridan 1939 Alvin von Auw, Exec. VP, AT&T and d. Middletown, CT 1991, leaving issue (dau. Elcanor (Heidi) Ph.D.).

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4. William Smith Flagg, b. & d. Meridan 1917 5. Edward Bradstreet (Ted) Flagg, of Morrow, OH. h. Hartford 1918 Educ.S. Kent, Rensselaer Polytechnic Insr. m. (Texas?) 1942 Margaret Coffin #err. dau. of Donald Craig #em of IIthaca, IVY and his wife Gwendoline Coffin (of the Nantucket family). and has issue (sons Charles I%El PhD., Donald Kerr; dau.Deborah hle) 6. Peter Flagg, of Once Again Farm, Meridan, CT. CEO,C.N. Flagg & Co. b. Meridan 1923 Educ. South Kent m.1sdy (Nat'l Cath.) Mexico City 1947 (div.1973 Juana Maria, of the Nehemiah Huhbard House, Middletown, CT,dau. of Vicente Guruceta Azcarmz of Mexico City & Eibar-Guipuzcoa, Spain and his wife Maria Iglesias, had issue (sons Peter Jr., of ChappeIl Hill, m, Jared Bradley H; daus. Julia Smith MD, Maria Christina). Peter Flagg (Sr.) m. 2ndly Mrs. Cecilia Arata. 7. Mary (Meemie) Flagg, of Dallas, TX. b.Meridan 1925 Educ. Connecticut College m.lstly Meridan 1947 (div.1960) Clifton Lowther Moss IIl of Dallas (later Corpus Christi), ?%, son of Clifton Lowther Moss, Jr. of Dallas and his wife Virginia Spence, and had issue (dau. Cynthia). Mary Flagg m. 2ndly Dallas 1966 William Rogers Chappell of NY gL Dallas (d.Harlingen, "X 1983). son of Franklin Chappell of Rye, IVY and his wife Wilthea Bevins, and d. Dallas 1993. 3. Montague Flagg, II. of New York and Eastharnpton, LI. W.Architect & antiquarianh East Chester, WY. 1883 Educ. M.I.T. m. Brooklyn, NY 1913 (div.) Thyrza Benson (who m. 2ndly Harold Fowler of Middlebrook, Far Hills, WJ and d. Palm Beach, FL 1964). dau. of Frank Sherman Bemon of Brooklyn and his wife Elizabeth Hoe, and d. Hartford 1924 issue, 1. Thyrza Benson (Molly) Flagg, of the Grass Valley Ranch, Austin, NV. Rancher & author. b. MC1914 Educ.Foxcroft Sch. m. lstly 193Jdiv.1942) Robert Pinkerton Gibb, son of Lewis Mills 6ibb of Glen Cove, LI, NY and his wife Anna Pinkerton. Molly Flagg m.2ndly Fallon, NV 1942 (div.1967) Richard Magee of Austin, NV, son of William Adam Magee of San Francisco, CA and his wire Flora Grace Dean, and had issue (son William, of Dallas, TX). Molly Flagg m.3rdly 1967 William budtsen of Austin, W son of Chris budtsen of Santa Rosa. CA. 4. Manrm'aam Flagg (9th g). of whom presently. Marion IFBagg (Mmno) (9th g), of 5529 St. Andrews Drive. University Park, Dallas. TX and Kook #reek. Athens, TX. b.St. Paul, MN. 1887 m. (Trinity Coll. Chapel) Hartford 190Many Irl Maxson (d. Dallas 1968), founder Maxson Mahoney Turner (Gen Ins Agents), Universal Life Br Casualty, son of Willis Edward Maxson of6alveston (VP CaL Gen. Manager, Gulf, Colo. & Santa Fe Railroad) and his 1st wife Isadora Rich, and d. Dallas 1972, leaving with other issue (see" The Maxson Family of 6alveston tk Dallas", Austin Genealogicd Society Quarterly, XXXII, No.2). John Shsrrmaw Mmm(10th g), of Slaughter-Mason Estate (later Dallas Pa. YWCA), 434 Northwest Hwy., Dallas and Little Hoss Ranch, Godley, 'F%. Sr Partner. Mason Mahoney 1 Turner and rancher. Sr. Warden. St. Luke's Epis. Ch.) b. (705 3rd St.) Beaumont, TX 1912 Educ. Highland Park High Sch.. Univ. of TX. m. (6701 Turtle Creek) Dallas 1937 (well) Virginia (d. Dallas 1988), dau. Evereu Lee DeGolyer, of Rancho Encind, 8525 Garland Road, Dallas and his wife Nell Virginia Goodrich (see *'TheDeGolyer Family of New York and Dallas, "Austin Genealogical Society Quarterly, XXXIIT, NO.^), and d. Dallas 1989, leaving with other issue, Peter IFUagg Mww(1 lth g). .of Kopperl Mse., 4212 Ave. F, Austin, author of this work. Architectural Historian. b. Ft. Worth 1947. Educ. St. Mark's Sch. Trinity Coll (0,U.Va. For further information sec Ernest Flagg, The Founding ofNew figland (Hartford: Case. 2926) and Barbara K, Nord, 23e Flagg Family in New figkmd: the Ancestry of Dr. Henry Collins Fhgg (Austin: Peripatetic Press)

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The JENSEN nnd MARTIN JOHANSEB Families of Limestone County, Texas The First 100 Years

Norway, a country of unsurpassed scenic beauty, with its breath taking views of snow ca ed mountains, fjords, lakes and forests, has little arable land on w%?ch to raise food for its people. In the mid 1800's Norway experienced rising birth rates and declining death rates, and could not comfortably support its increasing population. Men like Glen? Pearson, "The Father of Norwe ian Immigration to America", wro e lowing tales of America, enficing many of his fellzw Norwegians to emfgrate. Durln the latter 18OO's, Narway sent more emigrants to Amer ca in praporfion to its total population than any other country. Its peo le were returnin to the land discovered by a Scandanavian Viking, Leef Ericsson, in aEout the year 1000. During this period, in the ear 1873, brothers Hans and Anton Jensen, sons of Jens Halvorsen and gli Jorgensdatter left their native liorway to come to America. They came to Bosque Counky, Texas, which had been settled by Norwegians as early as the 1850's. In 1884 Hans married Julia, also from Norway. They had six children, Ernma C., Albert J., Henry Julius, Ellda S., John E. and Clara H. On 5 Dec 1879 Anton married Mary Kaja Halverson in Bosque County. Kaja was born in Texas of Norwegian arents. This union produced six children, Jens (James) Elevin, 8lina Constance, Axel W., Alma Ottine, Willie Marion and Johnnie C. It is unclear why Hans and Anton moved to the Callina (Calina) Comunit in Limestone County, thou h some Norwegian families did 0 settle tgere. Callina was once a tfriving small community in East Central Texas between Hubbard and Coolidge on FH 936. It boasted of having, among othek thin s, two doctors, two groceryfgeneral stores, (Bates and Carson's) , a Eorwegian blacksmith, livery stable, school and the all-im ortant cotton gin. "Everyone" grew cotton. Today a stock pond, whych once served the cotton Rin and a few foundation stones and bricks, are all that mark the IocAtion. Unhappily the railroad passed Callina by. Norwe ians in Callina worshi ped In one another's homes. A pastor came %y train from First. T.iit.Reran Chiirch (Waca. Texas) about once a month, stayin in one of the parishoner's homes. He held services in Norwegian, officiatina at baDtiSms and weddlnns holdinR communion, etc. I have been told that many early records hf the Jensen (Jenson) and Johansen families can be found at this church in Waco. Annie Jensen, sister of brothers Hans and Anton, and her husband, Martin Johansen, a miller In Norway, joined Annie's brothers in Callina ca 1881. The closeness of the Norwegian families in America, and of %he Jensen and Johansen families in particular, is illustrated by the joint urchase on 1 September 1883 by Hans Jenson and Martin Johanson

Annie with her work. Emma Snarvold Jansen willingly cam. Ermaa left her native citv of Elverurn, Norway with her ticket and S5.00 to see her through customs. Accordin to a letter written 24 Harch 1964, when Emma was applyin €or Amerqcan citizenship, she sailed from Christiania (now Oslo) for fondon. She left London on the White Star Ship, Britannica, and landed in BJew York. There she boarded another ship and came to Galveston Texas. She traveled by train to Nexia, Texas, arrivina Am11 7. lkW. The last leg of her long and arduous journey from Elverum, Norway to Callina, Texas was by bugay. A family le end has it that Emma sailed under someone else's name. A Norwegian wgo had booked and paid for passa e was unable to leave Rather than waste the Dassaae monev. a thri tv Horwealan came under the name of the person who had booked passage.Q Emma's dau hters agree that the passage monev was used bv a family member. Anna ?ohansen (Ronning) said that this was Olaf, Emma's brother, and a fellow Norwegian, Pete Antonsen. Emilie Johansen (Bittner) says it was Emma. In 1894 Emma married hrtin nd Annie's son Jen5 (Americanized in early documents to Jim or J,a as) Johansen. Sevaof $heir children were born in Callina:-- AnnatChFIstinc,c EZarie Josephine, Hjalmar E. and HJalmar, Carl Hartin, Emille Seata and Olena Severlna. Hjalmar (Elmer in En lish), the elder, died at age 2 112. The second son was also named Hgalmar. Visiting playmates, older and heavier than young Hjalmar, teased him about his 'funny talk". Hjalmgr was anxious to be accepted by the other boys. When the demanded that he pull them in a wagon, he strained to do so, as Em11 Y e and Anna watched. The weight was too much for him and he developed a hernia. The family firmly believed this caused his death, age 8. For man7 years the family has not known the location of H almar and Hjalmar s raves. Hartin Johansen and Even Johansen (Hari in's son) were burlei in the: BTorweRian cemeter an unmarked cemetery lying adjacent to the Armup- Cemetery, Coolidge Texas. The two cemeteries are separated onlv bv a dr creek bed OF .&wale, Hartin and Even's raves, marked with beauti%ul marble headstones are located at the Eack of the cemetery near a barb-wire fence thak separates the cemetery from some farm property. Pauline Jenson (widow of Jim Jenson, son of Christain Jenson, Emnra's brother) mows and cares for these cemeteries. She was able to determine that there is an adult buried to the left of Hartin, the customar place €or a wife's burial, so, logically Annie, his wife. Beside Harfin's grave, there are two field stones, no engraving, marking the position of two children's graves. This is the reasonable place for burying Hartln's two grandsons, Hjalmar and HJalmar. Back in the "Old Country", , some years earlier, work was hard to find. Jens Olsin, Emma's*Or fatwag er, found work In Sweden. (At that time Norway was ruled b Sweden. gained her independence peacefully in 1905.1 dile workln=Or in wag weden, Jens became enamored of a young Swedish irl, Klrsti Eriksgatter Snarvold. Returning to his home in Norway, ge brought Kirsti with him as his bride. Jens Olsin and Kirsti's children were Beata (Borg). Emma (Johansen), Carl Jensen (died of TB in 1920's), Olaf Jensen, Christain Jenson and John Jensen. (John married Nary Hurray but left her and disappeared. hry was sister to Jenny Jensen, Pete Antonsen's wife. 1 In 1910 Jens Johansen moved his famil to PI farm he purchased near Thompson Gin, seven miles from Hubbarz. Thorn son Gin was also in Limestone County, a smaller comunft with onyy a two room school, named Cowser, and the cotton TLwas a small store in conjunction with the In whicgi%ld only a very few non-perishable necessities, such as Eerossne and a few canned groceries. It carried

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CI very few Small luxuries, like candy bars, often stale. Here, in Thompson Gin, the last six Johansen children were born: Twins, John Otto and Jimmie Frederick, Catherine Louise, Pauline Hargaret, Leon Herman and In~aMable. Education for the children was important to the Johansen famll determined that thev and their children would have a better liP e in America. Anna, the oldest child, was sent to Clifton to enroll in Clifton Lutheran College.(CLC) in Bosque County. The cotton crop was late the next year. Anna wa5 kept home until after the cotton harvest. She arrived in Clifton too late to re-enroll in CLC. Instead she went to Toby's Business School, graduating with honors. After graduating from Toby's and findin8 work, Anna took Marie in. Marie attended upper school and earned her teaching certificate. 14arie tau ht school for a year. She married Verner Hassell, a cotton farmer. Tgere are seven children of this marria e: Christine, Geraldine, Vivian. Venlta. Bettv, Owen- and ShirTey. Anna married a Norwegian immfRrant, John Oscar Ronnin , In 1922. Anna, born and raised in America. became an alien because CJ? her marriage. John was naturalized 27 Februar 1927. Anna took the Oath Of Allegiance and was reDatriated 76 Julv 1941. They had three children, Evelyn, Frances and John, Jr. John was a master machinist. Anna was the only one of the Johansen children to marry a Norwegian. Of the four Johansen boys, three, Carl, Jimmie and Leon, stayed on the farm. Carl, the third son and fifth child, married Mag ie Bryant. They had two sons, James and Royce. Carl was a cotton 9armer and a comunity leader in his Quiet way. Deeply religious, he often led services at Bowman Baptist Church, located in another of the small communities in the area. After he retired, he and Nag ie would lead 0 the "singing" at Habbard Bursing Home about once a wee %i . Emllie lived in Corsicana fnr 3 1/2 years with Emma's sister, Beata (nee Jensen) Bor earning her hiRh school diploma from Corsicana High School in this tfhe She then moved to Dallas, living with Anna and John, until she raduated from business school and found work as a secretary. EmilTe married Leonard Bittner, a Western Union employee. They had two girls, Jacquelyn Joyce and Carol Jean. Olena lived with sister, Anna, in nallas, while attendinR hiRh school. TOOL a Duslness maJor and became p /sgrzJc *-P. Olena married Shadgeq-Rountree, a salesman. They had one daug? ter, Ermna Jo. True to their Lutheran tradition, John and Anna Ronning, Olena and Emllie Johansen, were charter members of Central Lutheran Church, organized in Dallas, TX in 1922. Olena was confirmed in Central's first confirmation class in 192s. Johnny worked his way throuRh the A&X College of Texas, earninx his degree in landscaw archttectyre. Jnhnnv served as a radar technician World War 11, when radar was in its infanc and very, very top durinfsecre He was in #66 Service fnrn attat-hpd tn +.ge Navy, rank Tech 4. After ihe war, he was Parks Director for the C1ty.of Big SprinR, Texas, for many ears. Jnhnnle married ElizaSeth Akers. They had three children, John, Jr., Betty and Carl Edward. Jimmie, Johnny's twin. married Nina Ri1t.h Lambert. They had two children, PQicke and Beverly. Jimmie bouRht the farm adjoininR the old homestead wgich had the nld Cower Schnol buildinx on It. A cotton farmer, he also worked at the State School In Mexia. - Schools were consolidated in the 30's. From Thorn son Gin students were taken into Hubbard to the public schools. Tge last three Rirls,

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Catherine, Pauline, and Trim. qraC1iiat.m-I frnm Hubbard Hiah School. Catherine lived with John and Anna while she went to linotype school.. It was here she met her Piitiire hiishand. Harry Cmutant. After they raduated from the school, Catherine worked as a linotype operator for the "Dallas Worninn News". HBrry hecaw A sheet metal' worker workin as foreman at American Sheet Hetal in Dallas. Catherine and karry ha8 two children, Paul and Linda Kay. Paul died in an industrial accident while working in Dallas. Pauline came to Dallas and went tn work for American Sheet Metal before Harry did. She f . lain& a Sorority with a group of irls from the "Y". .lnis grouP has staved active and in contact w?th each other thrnuah the years "Polly" married her boss-owner of American Sheet PIetal, Robert E. (Bob) Allison, "Hr. A.". This was his second marriage. They had no children. Leon served as a Corporal lnQA~,4-rm,%$;.Force during WW XI. He received a medal as an expert rifleman. shatbshooter He is living on the old homestead, raising cattle. He rows rass ?Coastal Bermuda) for himself and other farmers. He ias a fairly large inventory of heavy farm machinery, which he hires out to neighborin His marriage to Dorothy Ray Hull ended in divorce. Bof%zLFen. Inga married Horace Combest, a civilian personnel manager for the Naval Station in Corpus Christi. Texas. until his retirement. Inga worked as an aide in the Corpus Christi Schools. They had one son, David. Emma lived on the farm with her youngest son, Leon, until about 1960. At that time she moved to Dallas, dividing her time between her daughters, Olena, Anna and Pauline. Emma was not content. Ho inR to make Emma hap ier, John and Anne moved to Hubbard, TX, taking Eer with them. Here sE e would be closer to the farm, friends and her three children who remained in tke area. She and John spent many happy hours reminiscin about the "Old Country" in their native Horwe Ian lan uage. Emma fled in a Dallas hospital 28 Hay 1964 She is Euried besfde her husband, Jens Johansen, in the Armour Cemetery In Coolidge. References: 1. "THE IORWEGIAW TEXANS" Prepared by the staff of the University of Texas Institute of ?exan Cultures, San Antonio, 1970 p 2.. 2. "TRACING YOUR NORWEGIAN ROOTS", Haralyn A. Wellauer, p 2,3. 3. "MORGE I TEXAS". Et hfdraa t.il norsk emlqrasjonshistorie; Stange Historiela 1982, pp 360, 361. 4. 12th Census OF the U.S., 1900, Limestone Co. TX, Armour precinct #7, District 63, sheets 5 and 6. 5. Limestone County. TX. Reverse Index to Deeds, Vol T, P 448. 6. Limestone County, TX Index to Deeds, Vol 27, p 584-5. 7. Christain Haanus Jenson's smnllpox vaccination certificate. 8. 14th Census of the U.S., 1920, Dallas, Dallas Co. TX, E. D.W35, Vol. 421 sheet 8, line 91. 9. Graduation certificate, Toby's Business School. 10. "Descendants of hrtin Johansen" . DreDared by Vivain Hassell Wines and grandson Steven Toan. 11. Family conversations with Anna Ronnina. Ernilie Bittner, Olena Rountree, and Pauline Allison. Pre ared by Frances Ronnin Nicholas 12&8 Deer Track, Austin, Texas 78727-5746 Phone: (512) 258-8626 Please contact Frances if you find errors in this report so she may correct them. Or write her Lf vou would like to add vour memories or tales of these Parallies to aid In understanding them and their times.

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1. Carl born 14 Feb 1854, Peilau, Schleaien, wried 25 Oct 1876, in St. Louis M, Uarie Regina bqantta WIQUUD!, born 3 Rpr 1852, Wendelstein, Bavaria, (daughter of August Yagenknecht (Wagener] and Helena F. Schmidt) died 19 Jul 1928, 1245 Sharrmt P1, St. Louis HQ. Carl died 14 Jul 1936, Lake hraska (Rice) IM. 2 Aug 1860-(at age 6) rode in covered wagon from Peilau to Harburg; ship had sailed frar Baaburg, so they went on to Brw. Sailed on the "Herzog von Brabant'. 31 Oct 1860-arrived @ W.Y.City. 30 Sep 1865-lost right arm. 6 Apr 1875-gained citirensbip in Huskegon Co. Hichigan. 10 Jun 1876-arrived 1 St.Louis and rarried on 25 Oct that sane year. 25 Oct 1926-Golden Wedding anniversary @ St. Louis MI. Harie: Born in Uendelstein, Bavaria or Sorau, Nieder-Causits. 3 Apr 1867-celebrated her 15th birthday on sailing ship to Anerica. The voyage took 6 weeks 6 3 days. 27 Apr 1867-arrived @ St. Louis. June 1876-did not have name changed to Wagener with rest of fdly because of her approaching rarriage in October. Have Geman baptism1 certificate and original Harriage License. Children: 2. i Lydia Birdler born 25 Oct 1877. 3. ii Agm Birdler born 21 Jan 1880. iii Isabel Patieace Bider born 18 Apr 1882, St. Louis, HO, mrried 10 ;un 1907, in St. Louis KO?, Charles llenil Bopt, died 6 Sep 1936, St. Louis no?. Isabel died 1954-1956, St. Louis, HO. She ras a talented artist-oils ti watercolor, ceramics and silversmithing. Isabel was the 3rd daughter to be born and received the middle name of Patience. 4. iv Boa Bndorance BIBDLgB born 20 Har 1884. 5. v Fairbauh Car1 Bider Sr. born 26 Sep 1886. Second Generation

2. Lydia Birdler (l.Carll) born 25 Oct 1817, St. Louis, HO, slarried 25 Oct 1902, in 4250 Prairie Ave. St.Louis n0, Frank Eenniger Sr., born 25 Br 1869, Illinois, died 20 Jul 1969, Glendale, CA. Lydia died 1 Jan 1971, Santa Ana (Orange) CA. Born on parents 1st wedding anniveresary. Narried on her 25tb birthday; 25 Oct 1952-celebrated their Golden Wedding and her 75th birthday; Harried 66 years! Head of Benniger School of Music at 4414 Pashington Blvd., St. Louis. Koved hone and music school 0 to Glendale, CB. Ref Eunice Henniger 17 Apr 1985. Frank: 1st generation in herica. Played French horn in the St. Louis Synpbny Drchestra. 25 Har 1969-celebrated his 100th birthday; received telegrm frm Pres. Bixon. Ref Eunice Henniger 17 Apr 1985. Had a sister Roxie. 1920 Census-St. Louis No shows father 6 nother born i!! Gersranp. Children: i Carl Wger born 9 Aug 1903, St. Louis NO?, died 6 Feb 1904, St. Louis MI?. Ref-Eva Hirdler Greene 6. ii Brangr Bienniqer Jr. born 20 Bpr 1906. 7. iii Richard bgner Benniger Sr. born 16 Jul 1908.

3. Agnes Birdler (].Carl1) born 21 Jan 1880, St. Louis, #of wried (1) 21 Jan 1902, in St. Louis #Of divorced 1918, Bobert bleg Both, narried (2) 1919, Wqe 8. Win. Agnes died #ov 1956, Colubia, Ill. Robert Buck deserteC Agnes prior birth of their 4th child. John L Carl were sent to the Baptist Orphans Hone [then Gem Lutheran How); Xarguerite 6 Lydia were sent to Aunts; per Carl Buch 27 Hay 1985. 29 Dec 1918-divorce froo Buck, per Carl Hirdler biography. Robert: Ref-Bva Hirdler Greene George: Ref-Eva Hirdler Creene Children by Robert tfesley Buck: i kgu@ritek& Bxb born 6 lay 1903, died 5 :an 1968, Los Acgeles CA. Father: Robert Wesley Buck. Often lived tfitb her Aunt Lydia L Uncle Frank Henniger. She was a French dressmker in Beverly ilills CA. She was crippled (hunchback) but did gorgeous handwork. 8. ii Qdir Irh Lch born 1 Xar 1907. 9. iii 30$ hleg Lck Sr. born 15 Sep 1908. 1G. iv Carl Qderhc& born 7 Sep 1912.

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4. mlImhmce , 4250 Prairie Ave. St.Louis #o, married 18 3ec 1913, in 4250 Prairie born 30 Apr 1886, 317 BanR St, Yew Albany (Floyd) IN, died 31 Mar 1975, nr Kansas City (Jackson) NO. Bva died 28 Jun 1982, Costa ksa (Orange] CA. Eva was the 4th daughter to be born and received . the niddle naae of Endurance! She was born b narried in the sme house. Attended Washington Univ. in St. Louis; 1911-received her B.R.fron the Hissouri School of Hines at Rolla; Was the 1st Wonan Hining engineer in the World. 25 Apr 1935-divorce. 1961-attended her 50th College Reunion; 1972-attended her 6lst College Reunior.. 19 -honored as Wonan Engineer of the Year B #ewprt Beach U. Frank: Was nand after Dr. Cook (who delivered hin). Divorced in 1935. Have diplms-24 Jun 1908, B.A. (geology) Indiana Univ. and 23 Jun 1909 #.A. (paleontology) Indiana Univ., also 7 Dec 1907 Signa Xi certificate. 1946-did geological work in Northern Italy; 1960-did geological work in Northen Iran. Worked for the U.S.G.S.,in Washington D.C. in 1913. Was Assisstant State Geologist in KO. Chi 1dren : 11. i Bima 29 Dec 1914. 12. ii Wirgini rn 10 Ipr 1919. 5. Fairbank6 Cad Eirdlee Sr. (laCarl') born 26 Sep 1886, 4250 Prairie Ave. St.Louis M, narried 30 i)ec 1911, in St. Louis HO, Olga ibs~W, born 6 Bug 1885, St. Louis M?,died 26 Feb 1980, Oklaha City OK. Fairbanks died 10 Sep 1959, Cklahona City, OK. 1909-"Fair" graduated fron Washington Univ. St. Louis H3. Worked for Oklahona Bell Telephone Co. Occupation: Electrical Engineer; myinventions; have copies of 2 patents (telephone]. Interview w/F. Carl Hirdler, Jr. 27 Hay 1985. Olga: Father: Louis Albers. 1908-she graduated frm Washington Univ. in St. LoJis, HO. Very talented-all hinds of handwork h German cooking. Has a child prodigy-singing operetta at age 2 yrs. Listed in U.S. Soc Sec Death Index: b.1885; S.S. issued in OK; d.1980 in OK Children: i Fairbank8 Carl Eidler Jr. born 26 #ar 1915, Oklahona City, ON. Step-daughter Hitai Brown. Gradtlated fron University of Okla. at #om as Chenical Engineer. #any visits when he had condo at Hakaha on Oahu. Divorced in 1948. Is a World traveler. Heher of Hensa. Ref-70 Hillion H.H. Phone Book 1994 Edit. [listed as F. C. Hirdler). 13. ii hbC. 61idlep born 22 Dec 1917. 14. iii Mga QIhmIIirdler Sr. born 4 Wov 1919. Phird Generation

6. W Wger Jr. (2.Lydia2, 1,Carl') born 20 Apr 1906, St. Louis HO?, narried (1) c.1938?, Celeste Wle. Frank died c. Har 1991. Was an Artist h &signer. Daughter Xary Frances narried Robert Hitchell. Ref-Bromelsich letter. Ref-Eunice Henniger 11/93. He died just before 85th birthday. Celeste: Ref-lucice Henniger. Children by Celeste Hgehle: i kyFrancen Wger born 30 Apr 1939.

7. Richard l&gmr Nemiger Sr. (2.Lydia2, 1,CarIl) born 16 Jul 1908, Rolla (Phelps) 10, mrried 20 Jun 1929, in St. Loiis, #o, &ace tldoz 6ir11q, born 13 Dec 1910. Occupation Msician ti conposer; also luxury hoae contractor. 20 Ju11 1979-Gold8 Wedding; Eunice h Richard were the 4th consecutive generatior: to celebrate their Colder! Wedding. Interview #/Eunice Haniger 17 Apr 1985 5 Hov 1993. Grace: Was Hiss Cinderella-nodeled shoes ir. St. Louis; Was Hiss St. Louis at the Atlantic City contest. Faily lnoved to Glendale Cd after w# 11. Her wther was "Hana" Girling; in January 1983, we attended "Hans's" 100th bed. party. Visited Richard ti Eunice in MV1993 after Laguna fires.

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Children: i Bicbard Uagner Benniget Jr. born 12 Feb 1935, St. Louis, HO, married 12 ;an 1961, in CA, Shirley --- (Wger). Ref-Phone disc 11/19/93. Ref-Eunice HeMigU 11/93. Richard & Shirley are both ordained ministers; ow the Cane0 Wedding Chapel in Ventura Calif. Ref-70 Hillion H.H. Phone Book 1994 Edition. ii Gloria byBeaniger born 13 Jul 1940, St. Louis, HO, mried 18 Hov 1961, in Glendale CA, Jag Oliver Pyle, born 19 Dec 1936. Gloria died 4 Hay 1992, Newport Beach CA?. Had a beautiful lyric soprano voice. Was Hiss Glendale in 1960 & rode in the Rose Bowl Parade. Gloria & Jay built a 42 ft sailboat at Hewport. Joined Phi Alpha Theta sorority @ Glendale College. Ref-Eunice Henniger 11/93 (she died of breast cancer). Jay: See newspaper 11/26/61 wedding announcement: son/o the late Joseph Gilpin Pyle & Hrs. Pyle. Visits with Gloria & Jay in Newport Beach CA. Ref-Phone disc 11/19/93. iii rtaaaOl@ Jeffrey Bermiger born 1 Jun 1955, Glendale, CA, married Patricia Ilelsoa. Ref-Eunice Henniger 11/93. Hobby-muntaia climbing. Ref-70 Hillion H.H. Phone Book 1994 Edition lists Randy Henniger e Riverdell Drive, El . Toro, CA ph (714) 472-5415 - not confirmed. 8. Lydia Iriop Buck (3.Agnes2, 1.Carl') born 7 Har 1907, St. Louis HO, married 29 Dec 1923, in East St. Louis HO, Roland Bdrard Barap Sr., born 20 Feb 1905, St. Louis HO, died 1, nr Las Vegas NV. Lydia died 2 Hay 1983, Las Vegas, NV. Ref-Ray Hamman Jun 1988. Roland was at the German Lutheran Orphans Hone w/her brothers John ti Carl Buck. Roland, Lydia & Carl owned a Germ Bakery in St. Louis and sent us a fabulous box of German cookies every Christmas. Roland: Ref-Lydia Hammao. Re had a fatal heart attack at a rest stop driving fror Los Angeles to Las Vegas! Roland, Lydia & Carl Buck had a Germ bakery in St. Louis. Children: i Roland Bdrard Eman Jr. born 3 Aug 1924, St. Louis KO, married 13 Nov 1948, Sloria heEenneberger, born 30 Aug 1926. Nicknaae "Porky". Owns Porky's Building Supply & Home Centers in Duluth. 1943-he was the first in faaily to graduate fror High School. W 11-in US Army-30 ronths overseas: Australia, New Guinea & Philippines. We visited then in Duluth, July 1988.

ii Raylopd Richard Baan born 8 Oct 1925, St. Louis HO, rarried 12 Jan 1952, Barbara Joan m,born 13 Har 1928, Pinner, Hiddleser, England. Both daughters were adopted. Het Ray & Barbara in June 1979 at Richard & Eunice Henniger's Golden Wedding party, Laguna CA. WH 11-Ray was gunner on B17 and POY in Yugoslavia. Real Estate broker in L.V. Owned a condo on Haui; Ye had numerous visits in Hawaii, Calif. Hevada, Hinn. & Texas. Barbara: Father: Stanley Adam; Hother: Ruby --- Adam. net Barbara's parents in Las Vegas & in Hawaii. Ray brought then fror England every winter to visit in Las Vegas L Hawaii. iii Yarren Ralph lamu born 19 Feb 1929, St. Louis lIC, married 28 Feb 1950, in St. Louis HO?, Dorotby Lee cbibmod, born 1 Jul 1931, Ellington HO. Warren died Apr 1983, Las Vegas (Clark) HV. Ref-Lydia Haaman

9. John Yesleg Buck Sr. (3.Agnes2, 1.Carl') born 15 Sep 1908, married Gladgs Upsbaw. John died ;un 1970. Ref-Carl Buck, July 1988. Was a banker in the Los Angeles area. Gladys: Ref-Eva Hirdler Greene Children: i Joh Yesleg Buck Jr. born 24 Dec 1939, wried c.1968?, --- (Buck). Ref-Eva Hirdler Greene 10. Carl Eider wlclr (3.Agnes2, 1.Carl') born 7 Sep 1912, St. Louis, W?, Parried 21 Apr 1948, Jeanette Everson. Father: Robert Wesley Buck was fror So. Dakota. Carl nas 12 1/2R baby! Father deserted before Car1I.s birth, so he went to Orphan's Hooe II age 3. Per Carl Buck 27 Play 1985. Served in U.S. brine Corps. Jeanette: Hany visits w/Carl & Jeanette in WA, HI, CA and M. Children: i Richard hick. Ref-Carl Buck

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ii Callem Lch La.Ref-Carl Buck. Callene visited us in Hawaii after 9.S. graduation. 11. David Bider &em (4.€'va2, 1,Carl') born 29 Dec 1914, Rolla (Phelps) #of died 5 Apr 1972, Riverside (Riverside) CA. Xarried Q Warsball Field Dept Store, Jewelry Dept., Chicago IL. Aug 1939-BA Okla A&X College. Was Chief Chemist for Abe Danciger (Ft. Uortb). Children: i Ellleu Patricia Greene born 29 Aug 1954, Long Beach (Los Angeles) UL. #other: lelloise Schus. 1st mrriage Q Wee Kirk 0' the Heather, Las Vegas N. Occupation: Conputer Prograawr. 2nd hrriage on Xaui.

12. Ph?b Wirgioia QfKKlil (4.hra2, l.Carll) born 10 Apr 1919, 30 #.Yorktown, Tulsa (Tulsa) OK, married 9 Nov 1944, in Unit Ch. Wilshire Blvd, Los gngeles CB, Wrge Bdm SE@!KH, born 9 Jul 1915, 1011 Noble, El Paso (El Paso) PX. 1922-moved to 1434 S. Cincinnati, Tulsa. 1939-BA Okla Aid College. Feb 1943-mved to Hollywood CA ti srorked at Lockheed Aircraft (Vega). 14 Jun 1946-med to Hawaii. 19 Jan 1948-began at First Insurance Co. 10 Apr 1978-retired. 13 Xar 1987-mved to Texas. Life Hder of #ma. has-Austir. Genealogical Society 1989-1994. Nov 1994-celebrated Golden Wedding miversary ir. Hawaii with dau. Gena ti son-i-1 Xiaoyu. George: 10 Apr 1941-enlisted ir, Army Air Force Wtl I1 ic Houston PX. 13 July 1945-discharged in San Pedro CAI Rank: S/Sgt. 14 Jun 1946-noved to Hawaii. 26 Jun 1946-began work at Hawaiian Airlines, 31 Jul 1978-retired. 13 Bar 1987-aoved to Texas. Hobbies: wrld travel, vodwork, carving and &el airplanes. Children: i Gemgem SIlPSSEi born 5 Feb 1946, Hollywood (Los Angeles) UL, arried (1) no, Balstm Sterling Jackson Jr., born 3 Oct 1946, Xartha's Vineyard (Dukes) WI, (son of Balston Sterling Jackson Sr. and Helen Eleanor Ruhlm) narried (2) no, &my Way, narried (3) 25 #ar 1988, in Boulder CO, Iliaqm Li, born 4 Hay 1944, Chung Qing (thing) P.R.C. Born at Queen of hgels bspital, Hollptlood 0,. Haad after father-George and grand mther-Ella Ena. 1965-1969, off h on-lived abroad. Role in "Hair"-Paris; Star in "Hair"4as Vegas. Partner in *China Connection*-acupuncture h Chinese herbs. Very talented artist and singer. Ralston: Visit Sept 1991 i! Pittsburgh Father: Ralston Sterling Jackson, Sr. died 1964; #other: Helen Eleanor Kuhlives on Hartha's Vineyard HA. Xiaoyu: Father: Li Enye. Hother: Zhang Shihe (pronounced Jong Shihuh). Feb 1986-cam to Boulder CO, USA. Laser scientist at National Bureau of Standards- on exchange progran with P.R.C. father died 13 Sep 1968 in China during Red Revolution; slother died 25 Bug 1985 in China. Children born in Beijing, P.R.C. Children caw to U.S. u/Xiaoyu. June 1991-trip to China with 9 fanily nenbers. Feb 1994-Gena L Xiaoyu to Hew Zealand ti Australia to attend his sister's wedding in Helbourne. Dct 1994-trip to Hawaii for in-law's Golden Wedding celebration. 13. hisC. Birdler (5.Fairbanhsz, 1.Carl') born 22 Dec 1917, Oklahoaa City, OR, wried 26 Dec 1942, Bda Frances Uiller, born 3 Feb 1918. Ref-Carl Hirdler 1985. Visit Apr 1993 g Lake Charles. 1940-Graduated frm Rice Institute, Houston PX-kical Engineer. Hife graduated fron Rice Inst. in 1939. Louis retired frm OLI# Chenical Co. 1992-celebrated their Golden Wedding. Ref-70 Hillion B.H. Phone Book 1994 Edit. Ada: Visit in Lake Charles-Bpr 1993. Children: i hn hie Ilirdler born 7 Apr 1944. ii Iktlmr Louie Hirdler born 14 Bug 1945, Houston (Harris) W. Hother: Ada Frances Hiller. 1967-1970 served in the O.S. brine Corps. Received a B.S. in Forestry b H.S. in Coaputer Science fron L.S.U. Baton Rouge, LA.

14. Idgar I4"8 Birdler Sr. (5.Fairbanhs2, IsCarl') born 4 #ov 1919, Oklahaa City, OK, married 20 Sep 1952, Virginia Belea Welder, born 30 bv 1921. Cbenical Engineer: 1940-graduated frm Oklako~A b H College. With DuPont in Baltinore. Retired in Florida. Edgar adopted "Ginny's'' son Bruce (frm her 1st marriage). Collects antiques and rare stanps. Virginia: my visits with GiMy & Edgar in Delaware & Florida AGS Quarterlv Volume XXXVI. No. 2 (June. 19961 Austin. TX

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Name and adbess of slhnitter: D: 24 Jan 1967 I I .. , Robert G. Tull P: Jadrson. Jackson.HI 15 Juli a Ann CU(FIE-1 8401 Bayledge Dr. B: 17 Mar 1855 31 Lydia M. EPJ Austin, TX 7879 P: Clyde TkpSt Clair,HI D: 16 Mar 1920 PhCne:(SU) 836-8091 P: Liberty.Jackm.MI ..

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16 I a I I B: 1 I P: 17 I M: 4 Joseph STAU I P: I B: Abt 1757 1 0: 1 P: I P: 18 I M: 24 Jul 1777 I I 1 P: FoHlA.Mmtgmry.NY 9- I I D: B: 19 I P: P: 2 Peter STRK I D: I 6: Abt 17&9/17B5 I P: x) I P: PI&. Fonda.Wartgnery.NY I I I M: 21 Jm 1803 I 10 I I P: FONW.kntgmery.NY I I B: I I D: 1860/1869 I I P: 21 I P: I I M: I 5 Maria (;RAHT I P: I B: Abt 1757 I D: I P: I P: 22 I D: I I I P: 11 I lJacobSAm)(sSTAHL B: 23 I B: 2a F& ui4 P: I P: F0NDA.Hrrtgmery.W D: I M: Abt 1834 P: 24 Jacob I P: ..NY I ID: 5JmM Sarpa -1 I P. Allegan.Allegm.MI 1 B: 1721 I lHarriet Jwwtte WISE- I P: Sappicm.Greewich,NYC 25 Cataljn I spew I n: 1751) I 6 Jacob -1 P: I I 8: 23 Apr 1752 I D: 17 Oct 17% I I P: ShaJangvlk.Ulster.NY I P: .~gYeryco.NY 26 Frederick sctOWWt-- I 1 M: 2 Jul 1777 I I I I P: FcH1A.Mmtg~~ery.NY 13 Rachel XYDNWER I I I D: 4 NOV 1815 C: 16 Jan 1726 27 Eva SYARTMWT I I P: Geddes,Orandaga.NY P: Kin- KC.Ulster,NY 3 Elizabeth -1 D: 5klB22 B: 17 Jul 1784 I P: 28 Volkert Smme VmYR P: Prub. Fanda.K.NY I I . B: 27 Jan 1877 I 14 Johame~VolkWt* V€EC€R- I P: Myrtle Hill Cea.,S,NY I I B: 8 Apr 1714 I I I P: 29 Jannetje J SfXMWW- I I M: 16 Bar 1738 7 Eva YEEDER 1 P: B: 2 Ppr 1761 I 0: 11 1798 P: FC".Montganery C0.N 1 P: 30 Abrahw CZBIE Nm and adbess of sldmitter: D: 10 JUI 1834 I I Robert G. Tull P: 15 Catherine EBIE I 8401 gayledge Dr. 8: 6 Pug 1720 31 Anna (Armat&) KLER- Austin. TX 78753 P: 0: 1788 0 Phne:(512) 836-8091 P:

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16 I 8 I I B: I I P: 17 1 #: 4 Ham Albertse M-I P: I B: Bef 1633 I D: I P: I P: 18 I #: I I I P: 9 I I D: Abt 17l5 6: 19 I P: schenectady,.NY P: 2 Albert WEER I D: I 6: 10 Hay l671 I P: 20 I P: I I I #: 17 k 1699 I 10 I I P: Schenectady.CRC,Nf I I 6: I 10: 1Aug1753 I I P: 21 I P: I I #: 5 Ern I P: I- 8: I D: I P: I P: 22 1 D: Abt 8 Feb 1673 I I I P: 11 I 1 Anna Chat$?)VEm 8: 23 I C: 28 Jul 1700 P: I P: schenectady wC..w D: I W: 10 Jun 1718 P: 24 I P: I 0: 22 Dec 1750 12 Alexander Lindsey &ELI I P: I 8: I pbrahan mIE I P: near 1nverness.Scotland 25 I- I #: I 6 .bhm Sanderse GLEN Capt.-I P: I 1 B: 5Nov 1648 1 D: 13 kv1685 I I P: I P: 26 I I H: 2 Hay1667 I I I I P: 13 Catharine #-I I 1 D: 6 Mov 1731 6: 27 I I P: P: 3 Warla a-I D: 12 Aug 1684 B: 21 Mar 1678 I P: 28 P: I I D: Abt U #ar 1753 I 14 Jan FECK I P: I I 8: I I I P: 29 * I I #: 1648/1651 7 hna PECK I P: c: 15 od 161 I 0: P: ,.NY I P: 30 Philippe CU TRINX- Name and address of shitter: D: 19 Dec 1699/1690 I I Robert 6. Tull P: 15 Marie DU WEU I 8401 Grayledgt? Dr. C: 5 Apr 1617 31 Jacquemine WWT- Austln. TX 78753 P: Walloon Cturch.L.tblland D: Ph:(512) 836.8091 P: AGS Quarterfv Volume XXXVI. No. 2 IJune. 1996) Austin. TX

PEDIGREK CURT 1 way 1995 wno. 1

Ordinance Codes: Haptired 0

~~ p.sealed to pareats Ssealed to spopse c=children's ordiaances I Ernest G@ PERMI-71- m:PUCE: ,bvi1$G892 n,hrtbCaroliM slice: 19 Oct 1913 -11 Ma: ,Davibsoa,lkrtb Carolina 9 DID: khr 19k Ma: ,Davi&n,lkrtb Carolina hest Bicbard m-68- --I BOBB: 9 Dec 1921 ma: hville,Davidson,kC. m: nar1952(div) -10 14 ma: hllas,Dallas,Texas DIED: PUCE:

Wles Bradlev PEDUE-64- m: 28Jul1859 BOBB: 11 Jrm'1955 PLACB: Dallas,Dallas,peras 0 m: 2 Nay 1980 -9 PUCE: Dallas,Dallas,Texas DIED: ma: knnie Lynn WAK,A~-~~------PUCE: /,kXaS spouse W: 11 Oct 1898 -51 t haader I& WW-123-- PUa: ,Gregg/Texas Bogs: 1Jan1903 DIED: 1 Dec 1920

lettye #BcIlILL-69------BORB: 3 Jlla 1932 ma:DallaS/MlaS/?eX86 DIED: . w: 8 Dallu,Dallas,'Pexas PPBBB: 16 JUII 1896 -42 1 C. ROZW-124 -I---- w: ,mvis,pexas RUN: 26AqlW7 DID: 22Jlrsl19l2 PIACE: Dalh,Dallas,PeXas ma:Dallas,Ballas,mas lace and address of subnitter: BI&9):17 Beb 1933 Connie aallace pepdbdg 9400 Bshton Ridge Austin, %xas 787W3457

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PEDICRBE ClAR 1 Hay 1995 cbartno. 3 #mber 1 on this chart is tbe sdlie as no. 11 on cbart no. 1 ordinarrce codes: bhptized E=WOWd wed to parents %sealed to spartse c.chilh's ordinances

BOBB: 8 Jul 1872 PLIICB: Dallas,Dallas,Pexas KbBB: 16 JU 1891 -12 PLACE: ,haviS,bxas DIED: 22 JUI 1912 PLACE: Dallas,Dallas,?exas lary rnApJ-1------I spouse E

14 m: ma: m: 7 ma: DID: PLACE: lame and address of subnnitter: Connie Wace Perdue 9400 Asbtoa lidp Austin, as 787SQ3457 PhoM: 5U-258-4H6

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2 4 8 16 _____--_---1895 . 32 Civil War - 64 128 256 ____----_-_1795 512 Revolutionary War I024 2048 4098 _____---_--_1695 8 192 16384 Mayflower 32768 65536 __------___--1595 131072 262144 524288 1048576 ------1495 C o lu mbu s

First person is number one: should be YOU. A11 males are even numbers. Your father is 2, grandfathers 4 and 6, your great grandfathers are 8 and 10 and 12 and 14. Your great great grandfathers are 16, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28, and 30 , etc. Females are always odd numbers (except that 1 can be male or female, of course.) A wife is always one number more than her husband. Hence, mother is 3, grandmothers are 5 and 7, great grandmothers are 9, 11, 13 and 15 etc. A father is always twice the number of his child and the mother is always twice the child’s number plus one.

Using the ahnentafel numbers can be a great filing tool--any one of your ancestors has one and only one distinct number--and a great reporting tool because so many ancestors can be listed on one page.

Who is number 4801 The father of 240, who is the father of 120, the father of 60, the father of 30 who is one of your great great grandfathers.

Who is number 70? The father of 35. And what is distinct about 351 Only females have odd numbers. Number 35 is female, the wife of 34 who is father if 17, another female--the wife of 16 who is the father of 8, the father of 4, the father of 2 who is your father.

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April 1995 Genealogy Tip

DESCENDANCY NUMBERING

For further discussion see William Dollarhide’s book MANAGING A GENEALOGICAL PROJECT.

REGISTER system: Used by .the New England Historical and Genealogical Society in their periodical THE REGISTER. Uses numbers and little letters (a,b,c,d) in two columns--an adult column and a child column, Children whose lines are not continued do not receive a number--only a letter. RECORD system: Used by the National Genealogical Society in their QUARTERLY. Uses numbers (such as 1,2,3,4) and roman numerals indicating birth order (i,ii,iii,iv). Each individual gets a number. Those lines continued in the discussion are marked with a plus (+).

HENRY systen: (Named after the man who first used it) Uses numbers in order to indicate succeeding generation. So that the number 13572 indicates-reading from right back to left--the second child of the seventh child of the fifth child of the third child of the first child. The HENRY system’s major flaw it that many families had more than nine children. Hr. Dollarhide suggests combining numbers and letters to resolve that problem. DODGEN system: This system combines the Ahnentafel system with the Henry system and uses periods to separate the generations. The first number is the Ahnentafel number. Succeeding numbers indicate the birth order.

16.3.6.11.2 The first number is Ahnentafel number. The second number indicates that the individual was the third child of the person numbered 16; the third number that the person was the 6th child of the third child of 16 etc. This system allows for numbers over 10 because the period separates the generations. So the children of Ahnentafel number 16 on your chart are numbered 16.1, 16.2, 16.3 etc. The children of 16.1 are 16.1.1, 16.1.2, 16.1.3 16.1.4 etc. The children of 16.2 are 16.2.1, 16.2.2 etc. . The children of 16.3.6 are 16.3.6.1, 16.3.6.2, 16.3.6.3 etc. When a numbered individual is YOUR direct ancestor, the Ahnentafel number can be put in parentheses. so 16.1(8).2(4).3(2).1(1) indicates that I (number 1 on the right and on the Ahnentafel chart) was the first child of my father, uho was the third child of his father, who was the second child of his father who was the first child of the individual numbered 16 on my chart (my great great grandfather).

Try it!! You may like it!!! AGS Quarterlv Wolum WONI. No. 2 IJune. 49951 Austin. YX

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