The Descendants of Darby Shawhan and Sarah Meeks: The First Four Generations

by Ronald T. Shawhan and Robert E. Francis

First Generation

1. DARBY1 SHAWHAN was born 1673 in Ireland, and died 1736 in Kent Co., MD. He married SARAH MEEKS November 20, 1707 in St. Paul’s Parish, Kent Co., MD; She was the daughter or granddaughter of WALTER MEEKS and SARAH (UNKNOWN); she died 1736 in Kent Co., MD. Nothing is known about our first generation ancestor, Darby Shawhan, prior to his marriage to Sarah. It is believed that he was born in Ireland but no evidence exists to verify this (the best we can do at this juncture is go on circumstantial evidence which is fairly substantial—see article on “Historical Considerations of Darby Shawhan and Sarah Meeks” in volume two). Following is what we do know about this couple: November 20, 1707: Darby Shawhan married Sarah Meeks at the St. Paul’s Parish, Kent County, Maryland. (St. Paul’s Parish Register, Kent Co., Md. published in Wright, F. Edward. “Maryland Eastern Shore Vital Records 1648-1725.” 2nd edition. Decorah, Iowa: The Anundsen Publ. Co., 1982. p. 34). 2 Aug 1709. Darby Shawhan purchases 100 acres of a 650 acre tract known as “Shad’s Hole” from Francis Bellows and his wife Margaret. The price was 3,200 pounds of tobacco. 14 Nov 1709. Name of Darby Shehorne, Kent Co., Md. appears on the bond of Francis Collins, administrator of the estate of Edward Carroll. 27 Nov 1714. Survey 50 acres of Shad’s Hole, known as Darby’s Desire, located on north side of one of the branches of Morgan’s Creek. 10 Sept 1716. 50 acres named Darby’s Desire patented 8 Sept 1721. Name of Darby Shehorne, Kent Co., Md. appears on bond of Francis Collins, adm. of Edward Sammons. 20 Nov 1733. Deposition in Kent Co., Md. Darby gave his age as 60 years. 16 Oct 1735. Darby’s will written. Darby’s will reads: Last Will and Testament In the name of God Amen. I Darby Shawn of Kent County in the province of Maryland, planter, being sick in body but of good and perfect memory praised be almighty God - due for avoiding controversies after my decease make, publish and declare this my last will and testament in manner and form following that is to say. First and principally my soul I resign into the hands of almighty God my creator, hoping that by and through the only merits and interception of my Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ to obtain free pardon and remission of all my sins, my body I committ to the earth from whence it was formed to be decently buried at discretion of my executrix herein after named and as for and concerning all such temporal estate as the

--1-- Lord shall be pleased to bless me with at my decease. I give, will and dispose of the same in the manner following (that is to say first) I will that all such just debts as I shall owe at my death and my funerall charges shall be fully paid and discharged. Imprimis. I give and bequeath unto my dear and loving wife Sarah Shawin whom I appoint, constitute and ordain my sole executrix of this my last will and testament all my lands, living and moveable estate whatsoever or wheresoever as well real as personall (only these things omitted) during her naturall life. Item. I give and bequeath unto my beloved son Daniel Shawn one long gun and no more. Item. I give and bequeath unto my beloved son John Shawn one sow and pigg and no more. Item. I give and bequeath unto my beloved son Dennis Shawn, one young horse four years old, called Doctor, and no more. Item. I give and bequeath unto my beloved daughter Sarah Dier the now wife of Edward Dier one yearling heifer and no more that is next spring ten years old. Item. I give and bequeath unto my two beloved sons Darby Shawn and David Shawn my Dwelling plantation being part of a tract of land called Shad’s Hole containing one hundred and ten acres after my beloved wife’s decease. Item. I give and bequeath unto my beloved daughter Elizabeth Shawn one cow and calf and one ewe lamb and no more, when she arrives or —— to the age of sixteen years. Item. I give leave and bequeath unto my well beloved wife Sarah Shawn my three sons - Dennis, Darby, David and William Shawn to continue with my executrix till they arrive at age of twenty one years and I do hereby revoke anull and make void all former wills by me at any time made and do declare these proposals only to be my last will and testament. In witness whereof I the said Darby Shawin to this my last will and testament have set my hand and seal this sixteen day of October in the ninth year of the reign of our sovereign Lord George the second by the grace of God of Great Brittain, France and Ireland King, defender of the Faith and so forth and in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and thirty five. his Darby Shawin mark Witnesses: George Barber John Read Francis Read

3 Apr 1736. Darby’s will probated. 27 Oct 1736. Estate of Darby Shehawn, Kent Co., appraised by John Gleaves and Thomas Hatcheson. Daniel Shehawn listed as administrator. Sarah Dyer and John Shawhan listed as near of kin. Francis Bellows listed as largest creditor. Inventory of Darby Shawhan’s estate. Witnesses: John Shawhan, son; Daniel Shawhan, son; Sarah Dyer, daughter; Francis Belles, greatest creditor. 3 feather bed bolsters and pillows, 58 pounds of wool, 3 rugs, 1 linen

--2-- wheel, 4 blankets, 3 chests, 4 large pots with hooks, 3 stone jugs, 1 frying pan, 3 axes, 3 augurs, 2 files, bricks, tackle & block, 43 lbs corn “stick baskit”, carving knife, iron candle stick, branding iron, 2 locks, 2 bells, 1 “speling book,” “buter churn tub,” washing tub, 1 cart with traces and “pare of harnes,” 9 sheep, 1 old sow, 4 young hogs, 2 cows and calfs, 2 barren cows, 1 “tabel and forms,” 1 old bay horse 15 yrs old, 1 plowshare, 1 old mare and yearlong colt, 8-900 pounds of tobacco. 20 Oct 1736. Sarah (Meeks) Shawhan’s will written. (Prerogative Court (Wills) #21, p. 583, Sarah Shawhawn, 10 April 1736. Maryland Hall of Records, Annapolis, Maryland. Copy. Personal library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, OR.) Last Will and Testament of Sarah Meeks October the 20 anno Dom 1735. This being the last will and testament of Sarah Shawhawn being in perfect sence but weak in body. I give and bequeath unto my son Dennis Shawhawn all his fathers wearing clothes and sadle. I also give and bequeath unto my daughter Sarah Dial my saddle. I also leave my sons Darbe Shawhawn and David Shawhawn and William Shawhawn to Edward Dial to the age of one and twenty or during the life of his wife Sarah. Edward Dial is to give Darbe one year schooling, David two years. I also give and bequeath unto Elizabeth Shawhawn and William Shawhawn ten pounds current money a peace.

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Darby Shawhan and Sarah Meeks are buried in unmarked graves near their home in Darby’s Desire, Kent County, Maryland.

Children of DARBY SHAWHAN and SARAH MEEKS are: 2. i. DANIEL2 SHAWHAN, SR., b. 1709, Kent Co., MD; d. About 1771, Hampshire Co., VA/WV. 3. ii. JOHN SHAWHAN, SR., b. 1711, Kent Co., MD; d. October 15, 1783, Kent Co., MD. In 1730 John married Elizabeth Peach and by 1732 Darby and Sarah’s first grandchild, John, Jr., was born. 4. iii. DENNIS SHAWHAN, b. 1713, Kent Co., MD; d. April 1770, Kent Co., MD. 5. iv. SARAH SHAWHAN, b. 1715, Kent CO., MD. v. ELIZABETH SHAWHAN, b. 1722, Kent Co., MD; d. MD. Elizabeth received from her father Darby’s will “One Cow and calf and one ewe and Lamb and no

--3-- more.” She also received ten pounds from the will of her mother. We have no further record of Elizabeth’s heritage. vi. DARBY SHAWHAN, JR., b. 1724, Kent Co., MD; d. 1767, Kent Co., MD. At their father Darby’s death, his will included the provision “I give and bequeath unto my beloved sons Darby Shawn and David Shawn my dwelling Plantation being part of a a tract of land called Shad’s Hole containing one hundred and ten acres (after my beloved wife decease).” At the subse- quent death of their mother Sarah, in 1736, seven days after the death of their father, the two sons were left to the care of their sister “Sarah Diah” and her husband Edward, as the two boys were under age when their mother made her will in 1735. Darby, Jr. never married; in 1759 he was assessed a Bachelor’s Tax of 100 pounds as all such males over 25 years of age were so taxed. Darby died in the home of his brother Dennis. Darby, Jr.’s will, dated 18 Sep. 1767, reads as follows: “In the name of God Amen. I Derby Shawn of Kent County in the Province of Maryland planter being sick and weak in body but of sound mine, memory and understanding so make and publish this my last will and testament in the manner and form as following viz. First of all I give and bequeath unto Joseph Shawn the son of my brother John Shawn, two negroes slaves viz. Tom and Bob to him and his heirs forever. Also I give unto the aforesaid Joseph Shawn the son of my brother John aforesaid one horse called Jack (my riding horse) saddle and bridle likewise two feather beds and furniture. Also I give unto my brothers son Joseph Shawn aforesaid one hundred and fifty pounds current money of Maryland. Also I give and bequeath unto Joseph Shawn aforesaid the son of my brother John Shawn aforesaid the remainder or residue of my whole estate after my just debts are paid and I hereby nominate and appoint the abovesaid Joseph Shawn the son of my brother John Shawn executor of this my last will and testament hereby revoking all former wills by me heretofore made ratifying and confirming this and no other to be my last will and testament. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this eighteenth day of September Seventeen hundred sixty and seven. Derby Shawn (signature)” It was witnessed by John March, Jonathan Turner, and Gideon Haynes.” The estate was valued at 110.19.0 pounds on 7 October 1767. John Shawn and Shadrack Shawn signed as next of kin. In the settlement of Darby’s estate, his brother Dennis filed suit against Joseph, claiming money due him for his care of the deceased during six months of illness. 6. vii. DAVID SHAWHAN, b. 1726, Kent Co., MD; d. 1766, Kent Co., MD. viii. WILLIAM SHAWHAN, b. About 1728, Kent Co., MD. The wills of William’s father, Darby, and mother, Sarah, both state that William was under age at the time of their death in 1736, seven days apart. His mother Sarah’s will, written October 20, 1735, also bequeathed him “ten pounds current money.” We have no other records regarding this individual.

Second Generation

--4-- 2. DANIEL2 SHAWHAN, SR. (DARBY1) was born 1709 in Kent Co., MD, and died About 1771 in Hampshire Co., VA/WV. He married JENNETT (UNKNOWN) About 1733 in MD; she was born about 1713. Daniel was raised on his father Darby’s farm, known as “Darby’s Desire”, a 100 acre plot of land that Darby had purchased in 1709 from a tract called “Shad’s Hole”, owned by Francis Bellows. He learned the business of farming, particularly that of tobacco which was the primary staple at the time in Kent Co., Mary- land. He also learned the trade of a cordwainer/tanner — i.e. one skilled in the leather business. Typical of the period, this included making shoes, belts, clothing, saddlewear, and even fire buckets. Daniel was 27 years old when his parents died in 1736; a bequest from his father’s will included “unto my beloved son Daniel Shawrn one long gunn and no more.” Daniel was the Administrator of his father’s estate. Debt records show that Daniel was responsible for 50 acres of the land formerly held by his father Darby, in the tract known as “Shad’s Hole”. How he came into possession of this is not known, but it’s suspected that he acquired it from his brother, David, who had received it as part of his inheritance from their father Darby’s estate. By November 25, 1728, he was well thought of, enough to witness Daniel Huddleston’s will. In 1736 he was the bondsman for John Gleaves, administrator of Sarah Gleaves’ estate in Kent County. He also was a bondsman for Robert Meeks, a possible relation of Daniel’s mother, who was born Sarah Meeks. As a farmer and tanner, Daniel made a modest living, but it wasn’t enough for him to stay in Kent County where he saw the soil becoming leached from the tobacco crops, and opportunities limited for his growing family. On October 14, 1740 he and his wife, Jennett, sold his land, part of a tract called “Shad’s Hole”, previously received from his father Darby’s estate, to his brother “John Shawhawn”, and migrated west with their two children, Margaret and Daniel, to the Appalachian section of Maryland, considered to be the extreme western part of Baltimore County, where he settled about 7 miles west of Frederick, near Jefferson and Catoctin. This section of Maryland was formed into Frederick Co., MD in 1748. The “History of Frederick County, Maryland”, by T. J. Williams, pub. 1910, identifies Jefferson as being the community in which the “Shawens” were early settlers. Daniel and Jennett’s last four children, David, Darby, Sarah, and Mary, were born in Frederick County. For years, French trappers and traders had lived among the Indians; they spoke their languages and supplied them with the tools and weapons they needed, and they didn’t cut down the forests like the English did. As the Indians saw more English move westward into settlements, they grew increasingly alarmed, and. supported by the French, they often raided the thinly settled regions, including western Maryland. The settlers formed militia groups to defend themselves. In 1748 Daniel served as a Corporal in Capt. Stephen Ransberger’s Company of the Maryland Colonial Militia in defense against the French-led Indian raids which often hit that section of the frontier. He was also there in 1755 when General Braddock’s troops passed through, using “Ye Ferry of Shann” over the Opeckon River, on their way to attack the French at Ft. Duquesne (present Pittsburgh); he also saw the bloodied remnants return, after their terrible defeat at the hands of the French and their Indian allies who fought from cover and ambush and not in the massed, closed-ranks, open style that the British troops used. Braddock was killed and it was only through the efforts of a young colonial officer, Colonel George Washington, that more were not lost.

--5-- Frederick Co. records show that Daniel, on April 9, 1756, received 2 pounds, 14 shillings from the estate of Edward Beatty; his daughter Margaret received 7 shillings from the same estate. Daniel remained in Frederick Co., until 1759 when he sold horses and cattle to one Samuel Beall and pushed further west into the wilderness of Hampshire Co., VA/WV, near Romney. It took considerable courage for Daniel and his family to make their way westward, as that frontier was still subject to Indian raids spurred on by the French who wanted to do everything possible to keep the English east of the Appalachian Mountains. These pioneers became a breed among themselves — stern, violent, and clannish, but brave, upright, and wildly independent. The year 1758 had seen the British finally push the French and their Indian allies out of Ft. Duquesne, renamed it Fort Pitt, and thus offered the opportunity for brave men to venture westward, despite the dangers offered by the Indians under Pontiac and other warlike chieftains. Daniel and his family soon had land cleared of stumps, had sowed rye and other seed brought with them from Maryland, and had planted a crop of Indian corn. Trees were hewn into timber for the building of a cabin and other buildings, which probably included a stillhouse to turn grain into whiskey, a most popular and profitable product of the settlers. The Shawhans may have become distillers through necessity, but they knew a good thing when they saw it, and the name of Shawhan whiskey was to become well-known from these early times into the Twentieth Century. It’s believed that Daniel died in the early 1770s, shortly after, on November 13, 1770, he transferred a deed to his son Darby, stating “I Daniel Shaughen, Sr. of Hampshire Co. and colony of Virginia, shoemaker, .. leave unto Darby Shaughen, my beloved son, .. etc.”. (Deed Book 2, page 203, Hampshire Co., VA). A Frederick Co., MD Court proceeding, dated June 3, 1759, reads “Jennett Shawhan likewise swears that she attended 3 days as evidence for John Richmond and that she was summoned for that purpose”. The case of John Richmond was one in which he was charged with stealing 3 stockings and a pocket knife, the property of Folty Shroiner. Jennett Shawhan appeared as a character witness.

Children of DANIEL SHAWHAN and JENNETT (UNKNOWN) are: i. MARGARET3 SHAWHAN, b. March 18, 1734/35, Kent Co., MD. The only mention found in the records re Margaret is that she received 7 shillings from the estate of Edward Beatty of Frederick Co., MD, on April 9, 1756, at the same time her father likewise received a small inheritance from the same estate. 7. ii. DANIEL SHAWHAN, JR., b. December 17, 1738, Kent Co., MD; d. May 11, 1791, Bourbon Co., KY. 8. iii. DAVID SHAWHAN, b. About 1741, Frederick Co., MD; d. About 1798, Frederick Co., MD. 9. iv. DARBY SHAWHAN, b. 1748, Frederick Co., MD; d. January 21, 1824, Warren Co., OH. 10. v. SARAH SHAWHAN, b. About 1750, Frederick Co., MD; d. 1787, Washington Co., PA. 11. vi. MARY SHAWHAN, b. About 1753, MD.

3. JOHN2 SHAWHAN, SR. (DARBY1) was born 1711 in Kent Co., MD, and died October 15, 1783 in Kent Co., MD. He married ELIZABETH PEACH October 08, 1730 in Shrewsbury Parish, Kent Co., MD. She was born 1716 in MD.

--6-- John grew to manhood on his father’s farm, known as “Darby’s Desire”, on part of a tract of land called “Shad’s Hole”. A bequest from his father Darby’s will included “ unto my beloved son John Shawn one sow and six Piggs and no more.” On 14, 1740 he purchased 50 acres of “Shad’s Hole” land from his brother Daniel, who had ended up receiving it from the estate of their father, Darby. (Deed Book JS 23, p. 125, Kent Co., MD). In 1743, Kent Co. land records show that John Shawhan, Sr. owned lot 26, “His Lordship’s Manor”; the same records, for 1766, re the state of “His Lordship’s Manor”, lists John Shahawn as lessee and Elizabeth and John, Jr. as occupants — their ages were 55, 50, and 27 respectively. The will of Daniel Cole of Kent Co., MD, was probated May 24, 1760; it states, “I give to my beloved friend John Shawhan, Sr. ... whom I appoint my executor.” — the will was witnessed by Grace Kitts, Daniel Shawn, and Jno. March. (MD Will Book 31:37). John was also the administrator of his brother David’s estate in 1766 and of his son John, Jr.’s estate in 1774.

John’s will, dated Oct. 15, 1763, reads: “In the name of God , Amen. I John Shahawn of Kent County and State of Maryland being sick and weak in body but of sound mind, memory and understanding do make and publish this my last will and testament in manner and form following viz. I first and principally recommend my soul to God who gave it to me, and my body to be buried at the discretion of my executor hereafter named, and what worldly goods God has been pleased to bless me with I leave and bequeath in form and manner to wit. Imprimis. I give leave and bequeath unto my well beloved wife Elizabeth all the profits of my plantation negroes and stock that are leased to my son, Joseph, also all the household furniture during her life, the rents of the land to be paid annually to her. Item. I give and bequeath to my grandson, Charles, negro boy Jerry. Item. I give and bequeath unto my daughter Elizabeth, after the death of her mother, negro boy Jake during her life, and after her death my will is that her son John Blackiston shall have him. Item. I give and bequeath unto my daughter Avis (after the death of her mother) negro wench Nan and her child Jonas. Item. My will is that my son Daniel shall have one Shilling sterling and no more of my estate. Item. My will is that my household furniture and stock be equally divided (after the death of my wife) between my son Joseph, my daughters Elizabeth and Avis and my son Shadrack’s children. Item. I give and bequeath unto my son Joseph, negro wench Dark, and all my land after the decease of his mother. Lastly, I nominate constitute and appoint my son Joseph whole and sole executor of this my last will and testament, disanulling and revoking all other wills. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal this first day of August one thousand seven hundred and eighty three.” John Shahawn Published pronounced and declared to be his last will in the presence of Wm. Maxwell Jun., Joseph Stavely,

--7-- Wm Stuart. (Kent Co., MD Will Book 7, p. 47-8). Included in the inventory of his estate, filed Oct. 18, 1783 and Nov. 30, 1784 were 4 cows, 8 horses, 16 sheep, 13 hogs, 13 shoats, 5 negros, wool/flax, wheat, (231 bushels), corn (36 barrels), oats, (10 bushels), and various articles of furniture — total estate value was 436 pounds. The value of the five slaves amounted to 190 pounds, or almost half of the value of the estate. It is believed that John may also be buried on the farm formerly known as Darby’s Desire, together with his father and mother.

Children of JOHN SHAWHAN and ELIZABETH PEACH are: i. JOHN3 SHAWHAN, JR., b. September 13, 1732, Kent Co., MD; d. 1774, Kent Co., MD. John’s estate was filed, (as John Shawen Jun.) in 1774 and was administered by his father, John Shawhan, Sr. The estate inventory, totaling 11.13.7 pounds, revealed that the most expensive item was “One small black horse”, worth only four pounds. Creditors were J. Maxwell, Isaac Spencer,and Elizabeth Blackston (his sister). Aves Shehawn and Edward Blackston signed as next of kin. John’s estate was distributed to “my brother Shadrack’s children”. ii. DANIEL SHAWHAN, b. April 12, 1734, Kent Co., MD; d. 1770, Kent Co., MD. Daniel’s estate was administered in 1770 in Kent Co., MD. iii. SHADRACK SHAWHAN, b. About 1736, Kent Co., MD; d. 1776, Culpepper Co., VA. Shadrack died in Virginia. He had children, as his brother John’s estate was distributed to “my brother Shadrack’s children”. iv. AVIS SHAWHAN, b. About 1738, Kent Co., MD; d. MD. 12. v. ELIZABETH SHAWHAN, b. About 1739, Kent Co., MD; d. MD. 13. vi. JOSEPH SHAWN, b. About 1745, Kent Co., MD; d. 1808, New Castle Co., DE.

4. DENNIS2 SHAWHAN (DARBY1) was born 1713 in Kent Co., MD, and died April 1770 in Kent Co., MD. He married MARY JANE (UNKNOWN)SHAWHAN About 1751 in Kent Co., MD. Dennis’ father Darby’s will stated “ I Give and Bequeath unto my beloved son Dennis Shawn one young horse four years old, called Doctor, and no more.” On April 18, 1746, Dennis was living on 114 acres of land, owned by George Garnett, in Kent Co., MD. At the Kent County August Court 1748 it was presented that Dennis Shehawn, labourer, committed fornication with Elizabet Gilbert, and begot a bastard child, for which he was fined 30 shilling. In 1766 he was listed as an appraiser of Darby Shawhan’s estate. Kent County 1767 Court Proceedings, page 35, show that on November 3, he sued Darby Shawhan’s Executor as follows: “Joseph Shawhan, late of Kent County, executor ... money due me for caring for Darby Shawhan ... 6 months board and doctor bill ... 6 months board of boy ... 6 months pasture of mare ... 1 gallon rum (4 shillings) ... an amount of 30 pounds now due me.” Kent County court records also show that he was sued for non-payment of debts on several occasions, includ- ing a suit by Joseph Nicholson, in 1769, “Dennis Shawhawn, late of Kent County, for 66 pounds.”.

--8-- He died leaving a will dated 16 April 1770 and proved 24 April 1770; it reads: “In the name of God Amen. I, Dennes Shawn, of Kent County in the Province of Maryland, Farmer, being sick in body but of sound mind and memory and understanding do make and publish this my Last Will and Testa- ment in manner and form following. First of all I give unto my daughter Bathsheba six silver spoons. Also I give unto Isaac Shawn, my son, one Horse called Brass and saddle. And I hereby nominate and appoint Michael Jobson Executor of this my Last Will and Testament hereby revoking all former Wills by me heretofore made. In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 16th day of April 1770. (Dennis signed with a mark). “ Witnesses were Isaac Briscoe and William Walters. Distribution of his estate, appraised at slightly more than 92 pounds, was made on 16 June 1773 to his children, Isaac and Bathsheba, and to nine other unnamed children. John Shawhan and John Shawhan, Jr. signed as next of kin.

Children of DENNIS SHAWHAN and MARY (UNKNOWN) are: i. ISAAC3 SHAWHAN, b. September 01, 1754, Kent Co., MD; d. 1798, Kent Co., MD; m. MARY JANE. Isaac was a carpenter who served during the Revolutionary War with the 1st Co., 27th Bn., under Captain Donaldson Yeats. The Maryland 1790 census listed him in Kent Co. with a total of five people. In 1792 he purchased lot 36 on the north side of Main St. in Gilpin, Kent Co., from Lydia Gilpin, a Quakeress of Philadelphia, PA. He signed his name “Shawhin” and was a carpenter by trade. (Kent Co., Deed Book EF 7, p. 275). His estate inventory was filed Aug. 22, 1798, in Kent Co., MD, totaling 83 pounds; witnesses were John Shawn and Samuel Shawhan — Mary Shawan was shown as administrix. ii. BATHSHEBA SHAWHAN, b. January 25, 1756, Kent CO., MD. iii. DANIEL SHAWHAN, b. October 25, 1761, Kent Co., MD. iv. THOMAS SHAWHAN. v. CHARLES SHAWHAN, m. MARY VANSANT, March 28, 1790.

5. SARAH2 SHAWHAN (DARBY1)1 was born 1715 in Kent CO., MD. She married EDWARD DYER About 1736 in Kent Co., MD, son of NATHANIEL DYER and ELIZABETH STAYING. He was born April 8, 1710 in MD and died 1747 in Kent Co., MD. Sarah received from her father Darby’s will “one yearling heifer and no more.” Her mother Sarah’s will left the care of “Darbi Shawhan and David Shawhawn and William Shawhan to Edward Diah” and his wife Sarah, sister of the three boys. On 15 May 1747, Benjamin Tasker of Annapolis, Agent and Receiver General of Lord Proprietary, leased to Sarah Dyer of Kent Co., widow, part of “His Lordship’s Manor”, 58 acres, heretofore leased to Edward Dyer, dec., and 32 acres being heretofore leased to Richard Lux, dec., during the natural lives of said Sarah Dyer, her Dau. Sarah Dyer, and David Shawhon. (Kent Co. Land Records).

Children of SARAH SHAWHAN and EDWARD DYER are: i. MARY3 DYER, b. August 01, 1738, MD.

--9-- ii. SARAH DYER, b. March 28, 1745, MD.

6. DAVID 2 SHAWHAN (DARBY1) was born 1726 in Kent Co., MD, and died 1766 in Kent Co., MD. He had a spousal relationship with JANE GREENWOOD in Kent Co., MD in 1759 (never married). At the death of his father Darby, in 1736, his will included the provision “I give and bequeath unto my beloved sons Darby Shawn and David Shawn my dwelling Plantation being part of a tract of land called Shad’s Hole containing one hundred and ten acres (after my beloved wife decease).” Their mother Sarah’s subsequent death left them in the care of their sister “Sarah Diah” and her husband Edward, as they were under age when their mother made her will in 1735. The book “Colonial Families of the Eastern Shore of Maryland”, by Robert Barnes and F. Edward Wright, states that Jane Greenwood was charged at the Kent County March Court, 1761 along with David Shawn, planter, single man, with committing fornication on 7 December 1759 that begot a bastard child; he was fined 30 shillings. This would place the birth of the child in about August of 1760, the birth date of Frederick Shawhan. When he died, his estate was administered April 24, 1767, by John Shawhan, and witnessed by Darby Shawhan and Shadrack Shawn; the family bible was listed among his assets, which were valued at 127 shil- lings. Nearest of kin were Dennis Schawn and Darby Shawhawn. Creditors listed included Thos. Ringgold, Darby Shawhan, Benjamin Morgan, Shadrack Shawn, and Wm. Flubey, Jr. Jane Greenwood was charged in 1761 with fornicating with David Shawn on 7 Dec. 1759 and having a bastard child (Frederick Shawhan, b. Aug. 1760). She was charged again in 1763 with fornicating on 10 June 1762 and having another bastard child, named Rosanna — the father’s name was not mentioned.

Child of DAVID SHAWHAN and JANE GREENWOOD is: 14. i. FREDERICK3 SHAWHAN, b. August 12, 1760, Kent Co., MD; d. August 08, 1840, Tiffin, Seneca Co., OH.

Third Generation

7. DANIEL3 SHAWHAN, JR. (DANIEL2, DARBY1)2 was born December 17, 1738, in Kent County, Maryland,a to Daniel Shawhan, Sr. (1709-1770) and Jennett (surname unknown). There is nothing known about Daniel’s early years. Daniel moved with his family to Frederick County, Md., and then to Hampshire County, Va. It was here in 1762 that Daniel fell in love with and married the beautiful Margaret Bell, the daughter of Robert Bell (1710-1765) and Agnes Fleming (1707-1785). Family lore gives us a most wonderful expression of Margaret’s beauty. It is said that Margaret “... had hair like sunsets filled with gold and red.”b The Bell family had immigrated from County Antrim, Belfast, Ireland, in the early 1740’s. Margaret was born about 1742 either in Ireland or after the family crossed the ocean and settled four miles from Romney, Va., on the south branch of the Potomac river. From a recent family narrative, an interesting story is told about the Bells in this early period:

--10-- “Mr. Bell had many narrow escapes from the Indians of that forest. In company with two other young men, named Vaughan and Scisson, one day Robert Bell was in search of strayed horses, when the party was surprised by an Indian ambushcade on a branch of __augherty Run, Va. Vaughan was killed, a savage threw his toma- hawk at Bell and wounded him. Scisson turned on his horse and fled. After the fight Mr. Bell was able to get on his horse, but he only went a short distance when he fell off. Mr. Bell’s horse arrived home before Scisson did and a party at once was formed to search for Bell. The party met Scisson at the Ohio River and he related what had happened to Mr. Bell. They supposed he was dead and returned to their homes. Within a week later they found Bell at Ft. Pitt, his wounds dressed by Dr. Knight, who figured conspicuously at the burning of Crawford. “Robert Bell served in the expedition of 1754, during the French and Indian War, and was among the number who accompanied General George Washington on his first trip on the Kanawha. General Washington made a note in one of his diaries of those who accompanied him in his canoe. “The Bells had eight sons and two daughters. Another Bell family tale involves their son, James Bell, Sr. Though the story is not directly related to our subject, it illustrates the all-too-precarious situation our ancestors faced in those early years. When James was a small lad of ten years, his father went to Patterson Fort for a wagon load of wood. James and his brother went along, their father wanted them to gather wood while he was hauling some home. The two boys were busy gathering wood when the Indians attacked them. They caught James but his brother ran and the Indians shot at him and he fell under a log, the Indians thinking he was dead; he was not hurt, however, and later went home and told that James was captured. The Indians took James to Indiana and kept him there till he was returned by treaty. When his father went after him he took two horses that James might ride home. When they met, James got on the horse but had ridden only a short distance when he saw a woman and some children who were also set free. James dismounted, letting the woman ride. “When he arrived home it was at night. His mother, hearing the wooden latch lift with a string, called: ‘Is that you, James?’ and his father answered, yes. It was a joyful meeting. James had many stories to relate of his capture. Among them, was that when the Indians took him the Ohio river they made a canoe and put him in it and they had nothing to eat save what they called ‘cush meat.’ He always claimed they crossed into Pennsylva- nia and came through Chartiers Valley, near Chartier’s Creek. He told how they would have two lines of Indians and would make him run between the lines. And of an old Indian squaw who would be angry if they struck him, but he was a fast runner and did not get struck often. They pulled all his hair out of the top of his head and put rings in his ears. After he had been with them awhile the Indians got very friendly with him and when he left the old Indian squaw cried.” Sometime during 1765 while returning to Virginia after scouting for land in Pennsylvania, Robert Bell was “instantly killed when the breaking of the saddle girth threw him when his mount “Drednot” attempted to leap a brook.” After the death of Robert Bell, Agnes and her children, in about 1768, moved to present-day Allegheny Co., Pa.; at that time the area was being claimed by both Pennsylvania and Virginia. It is thought that this move prompted Daniel and Margaret to also migrate to the same locale, in the early 1770s; Daniel probably received Virginia land warrants. It is recorded that Daniel purchased 640 acres six miles out of Ft. Pitt, in the vicinity of the Old Mt. Lebanon Presbyterian Church, a section now called Carnegie, Pa. but then called St. Clair Twp.

--11-- Daniel was a farmer and a whiskey distiller in Pennsylvania, both very popular occupations in Western Pa. during this time. He developed his brand, called “Monongahela Red”, named after the Monongahela Valley in which he farmed. Daniel served in the American Revolution with the Maryland Flying Camp, then with the Maryland 2nd Regiment, and later with the 7th Co., 5th Bn., of the Washington Co., PA Militia in defense against the Indian raids staged at the instigation of the British during that War. Daniel finally returned home to resume his life as a farmer and whiskey distiller. In 1787 the “House of Daniel Shaughan, on Chartiers Creek .. was designated as a place for holding elections”. However, on the horizon events were conspiring that would change the course of his life. The events in question are what the history books call “The Whiskey Rebellion” and it is an ugly chapter in the first difficult years of the newly formed United States. The presenting problem was the call by some legislators for an excise tax to be placed upon the sale of whiskey. The western states, particularly western Pennsylvania and the Allegheny region of Virginia, did not take kindly to what they considered unfair taxation. However, as is always the case with volatile issues of this sort, much deeper problems lay beneath the surface. For these westerners, life on the edge of the frontier was, at best, dangerous and, at worst, a matter of sheer survival. For us today, it is difficult to imagine the terrible conditions under which the early settlers endured. It is easy to understand why the average Pennsylvanian had little sympathy for the new government’s need to collect revenue. From his perspective, the government was doing little to protect its citizens on the frontier and, to add insult to injury, it sought to tax one of the few profitable commodities produced in the wilderness. The so-called Whiskey Rebellion reached a head in 1794 when President Washington sent in troops to quell the opposition. Ironically, the excise tax was overturned several years later by President Thomas Jefferson. By 1788, Daniel had had enough and he and his family, joined by others, took a fleet of flatboats down the Ohio River to Limestone (now Maysville, KY) and made their way inland to the vicinity of Ruddles Mills, within the Kentucky District of Virginia — he brought his copper stills and his secret whiskey recipe with him. He soon purchased 130 acres from Reuben Rankin, and began building a cabin to live in and a stillhouse, made of native stone, taking advantage of the natural limestone water of the area as a key ingredient for his whiskey. Soon his product, which he called “bourbon”, was well known for its smooth taste The Shawhan brand of whiskey continued to be distilled through the 1970s, when a Shawhan Distillery was located in Bardstown, KY, producing a brand called “Old Miner”.. The little town of Shawhan, KY, a still existing hamlet near Paris, KY, was established in the early 1800s as a shipping point for the whiskey produce of the area. Family legend has it that the family stopped over night at a spot near Townsend Creek, located about 6 miles north of present day Paris, Kentucky, and just behind the present day Mt. Carmel church. Daniel drank from a limestone spring and declared to his wife that the water was good for distilling whiskey. Family tradition (bolstered by some Bourbon County newspaper articles written in the mid-1800’s) also claims that Daniel Shawhan was the originator of Bourbon whiskey. This claim, while making for great folk-lore, is probably not true.c What is true, however, is that Daniel Shawhan can rightly claim to be among the first generation of whiskey distillers to produce the distinctive liquor called “Bourbon.” Unfortunately, Daniel did not live long enough to reap the rewards of his efforts; he died at the age of 52 on

--12-- May 11, 1791, leaving no will. He is buried in the Old Stoner Presbyterian Cemetery, Ruddle’s Mills, Kentucky.d We are left with very little information on the fate of Daniel Shawhan’s wife, Margaret. Records indicate that Daniel’s son John lived on the 130 acres of land of his father Daniel , taking care of his widowed mother Margaret (Bell) Shawhan, his sisters and young brothers. He cleared the land about the house and made improvements and raised crops toward their support. Shortly after 1809, his mother and youngest brother Joseph went to live together near an improvement set up by John’s brother Daniel, after John married and had several children of his own.e We have no record of her death or where she was buried. Presumably she was buried next to Daniel in the Stonermouth Presbyterian cemetery.f (NOTE: Margaret may have died in Pennsyl- vania or Indiana. Recent information from William Hill’s records indicate that Margaret removed to Pennsylvaniawith her daughter Nancy. A deposition from Margaret, dated October 9, 1827, shows her living with daughter Jane Shawhan Beckett, in Clark County, Indiana.--REF)

Children of DANIEL SHAWHAN and MARGARET BELL are: i. ROBERT4 SHAWHAN3,4,5,6, b. March 05, 1764, Hampshire Co., VA/WVA; d. February 25, 1833, Allegheny Co., PA; m. MARY WILLIAMS, About 1788, Allegheny Co., PA. She was born July 12, 1766 in Allegheny Co, PA and died April 15, 1826 in Allegheny Co., PA. Robert served during the Rev. War as a Private, Pa. Militia, in Capt. Zadock Wright’s Co., under Lt. John Cannon and Ensign George Brice. When the rest of the family migrated to the Kentucky District of VA, Robert elected to remain in Pennsylvania, taking over his father Daniel’s farm. Like many others in western PA, he farmed staples such as rye and corn, primarily for the eastern mar- kets. Transportation over the mountains, however, was quite difficult and expensive - - a horse could carry only four bushels of grain. So Robert joined hundreds of others in the area in the distillation of whiskey — the equivalent of 24 bushels of grain could be converted into two large wooden kegs and loaded across a horse’s back. A gallon of rye whiskey became a standard bartering medium, as there were few hard pieces of shilling available. The 1790 Census lists Robert as being in Allegheny Co., PA. In March 1791, the young American Federal government was desperate for funds and the Secretary of the Treasury, Alexander Hamilton, pushed thru an excise tax upon distilled spirits, to be paid in hard money. The resultant uproar among the farmers of western Pa. erupted into what history calls “The Whiskey Rebellion”. The unrest was finally calmed in 1794, when President Washington dispatched 13,000 troops under “Light Horse Harry” Lee to western Pa. to quell the rebels. In the interim, however, federal revenue agents were tarred and feathered or worse, and regular skirmishes occurred in confrontations between the “Whiskey Boys” and those who were trying to enforce or pay the hated tax; friends became enemies as some farmers elected to pay the tax while the majority refused to do so. “Penn- sylvania Historical Collections”, by Sherman Day, pub. 1843, in its summary of the “Whiskey Insurrection”, records, “In January 1794, further violence commenced. Robert Strawhan (Shawhan), a complying distiller, had his barn burnt”.

--13-- Robert’s will left his farm to his eldest son, Daniel, and describes the property as being near Chartiers Creek, adjacent to the lands of John Bell — John Bell was a member of the same Bell family from which came Margaret Bell, the spouse of Daniel Shawhan, 1738-1791. The Bells and the Shawhans had both migrated to the Chartiers area, from Hampshire Co, VA/WV, in the 1770 time frame. Many of the critical dates re Robert’s family were taken directly from his Bible which, in 1938, was in the hands of Margaret Barclay, one of his descendants. ii. DANIEL SHAWHAN III7, b. October 08, 1765, Hampshire Co., VA/WV; d. January 02, 1840, Rush County, IN; m. MARY MCDOWELL, 1792, Mason Co., KY daughter of Daniel McDowell. She was born August 28, 1770 in Greenbrier Co., VA and died Nov. 17, 1848 in Rush Co., IN. Daniel III was about 22 years old when his father moved the family from western Pennsylvania to the Kentucky District of Virginia and settled in the Ruddles Mill section of Bourbon County. In 1788, both he and his father signed a petition by Bourbon County residents to the seat of government in Virginia, asking to establish the town of Bourbon Courthouse. Virginia did establish a new county, Mason Co., in 1789, which was taken off of Bourbon Co.; the Shawhan property straddled the new county line — the stillhouse and barns lay in Bourbon Co. and the homestead lay in Mason Co. In 1790 Daniel took a flatboat load of the family’s whiskey to New Orleans, returning on a horse he had purchased, carrying saddle bags laden with Spanish coins. This would be the first of many such trips that would be made to sell Shawhan whiskey. When his father died in 1791, Daniel became the family head. Together with his brother John, they continued to manage the family farm and distillery, with both making trips to New Orleans on flatboats loaded with “Old Bourbon Whiskey” and brandy. Kentucky was admitted as a state in 1792, shortly after Daniel III and Mary McDowell were married. They continued to live in the family homestead, which was in Mason County; Fleming Co. was created off of Mason Co. in 1798 — their residence and a part of the farm became a section of Fleming County, while the stillhouse, barns, and other parts of the farm remained in Bourbon County. Daniel farmed, raised well-bred horses and cattle, bought grain from his neighbors for his distillery, and sold a goodly amount of whiskey. He also accumulated a sizeable number of slaves who farmed and helped with the distillery. Family tradition holds that he became quite wealthy, but he was never certain as to the validity of his Kentucky land that had been originally settled by his father. In 1825 John Quincy Adams was inaugurated President and John C. Calhoun,Vice President. That same year, after freeing his slaves and selling his share of the distillery to his brother Joseph, Daniel moved his family to Rush Co., Indiana where he farmed and was no longer connected to the distillery business; when he closed out his affairs in Kentucky he divided most of his wealth equally among his children. The August 1851 final settlement of his estate included the following provisions of his will, dated Dec. 31, 1839:

--14-- “My will is first all my just debts shall be paid out of my personal estate if sufficient, and if not then I will that so much of my land as shall be sufficient shall be sold to pay my debts. Then I wish my wife to have my household furniture, one horse beast known by the name of Flim, also one cow known by the name of Lill, also eight head of sheep, two sets of horse gear, and one cutting box in the barn, and all the remainder of my land that is left after my debts are paid, to have and to hold the same during her life time for a home for her, also a home for Mary Lightfoot and her children so long as they wish to remain here, as I do not want them to be turned out of doors, but my wife is to have entire control over the premises and at her death I wish all my property both real and personal to be equally divided among my children and that John M. Shawhan is to be my Executor . Wit- nessed by David H. Drummond, William M. Shawhan,and Edward L. McGee.” Mary was the daughter of Daniel McDowell, a Revolutionary War soldier who came to Bourbon Co. at an early date; while living in Kentucky he received a $40.00 annual pension for this service. Daniel and Mary are both buried in the Fairview Church Cemetery, Rush Co., IN iii. AGNES “NANCY” SHAWHAN, b. About 1767, Hampshire Co., VA/WV; d. 1851, Washington Co., PA; m. ISAAC WILLIAMS, 1785, PA. He was born about 1765 and died 1853 in Allegheny Co., PA. Isaac Williams was the brother of Mary Williams who married Agnes’ brother, Robert. Like Robert, Agnes and Isaac elected to raise their family in PA rather than make the move to Kentucky.

iv. JOHN SHAWHAN, the fourth child of Daniel Shawhan (1738-1791) and Margaret Bell (1742-aft 1830), was born in Hampshire County, Virginia, on October 23, 1771. Shortly after his birth, the family moved to Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. It is recorded that his father purchased 640 acres six miles out of Fort Pitt, in the vicinity of the Old Mt. Lebanon Presbyterian Church, a section now called Carnegie, Pa., but then called St. Clair Township.g It was here that Daniel Shawhan established the Shawhan tradition of whiskey making by producing “Monongahala” rye whiskey.h He and his sons were quite successful in this business until the growing unrest of what eventuated in the Whiskey Rebellion forced him to pull up stakes and travel with some members of his family down the Ohio river to what was then western Virginia, present-day Kentucky. One son, Robert, and a daughter, Elizabeth, remained behind. Robert continued distilling whiskey and became a footnote in the history books.i Daniel’s family arrived in Bourbon County, Virginia, about July, 1788.j The Shawhans settled about 6 miles north of present day Paris, Kentucky, and set about estab- lishing their whiskey business. Only three years into the new venture, Daniel Shawhan died on May 11, 1791. John and Daniel III continued in their father’s footsteps, eventually turning the fledgling operation into a successful family business. Daniel Shawhan III eventually moved to Rush County, Indiana. John was joined in the business by his younger brother Joseph. In 1793, John fell in love with and married Margaret “Peggy” McCune, the daughter of the neighboring farmer, William McCune.k To the right is their Bourbon County marriage bond.

--15-- John lived on the 130 acres of land of his father Daniel , taking care of his widowed mother Margaret (Bell) Shawhan, his sisters and young brothers. He cleared the land about the house and made improvements and raised crops toward their support. Shortly after 1809, his mother and youngest brother Joseph went to live together near an improvement set up by John’s brother Daniel, after John married and had several children of his own.l In some of the early deeds of Bourbon County, John spelled his name in the old way, Shaughen, and these deeds show that the McCunes and the Shawhans had adjoining land; “William McCune to John Shaughen, for consideration five shillings and for divers goods caused hereto moving, land on Townsend adjoining land to said McCune, John McClure, heirs of Robert Bell, and heirs of Daniel Shaughen, containing 38 acres. December 20, 1802.” And again in “William McCune to John McClure in consideration of 42 pounds, deeds 33 acres in Bourbon County, Ky., bounded by lines of John Shaughen’s line and Jos. Ren’s line, January 22, 1807.”m We are fortunate to have a recorded incident which sheds light on the character and person of John Shawhan. John was a member of the Stonermouth Presbyterian church in nearby Ruddle’s Mill, Kentucky. Beginning on August 3, 1801, the Rev. Barton Stone, an Anglican priest, began a week of preaching that became known as the “Great Revival” at the Cane Ridge Meeting House, just east of present day Paris, Kentucky. John and four other men—William Bodkin, John Brown, Nathan Sellers,n Mr. Vennerman—attended the revival. We read these words from a Bourbon County, Kentucky, historian: “John Shawhan was a large man with a tendency to be blonde; his personality such that he had followers of uncommon intelligence. He was a member of the Older Stoner Mouth Presbyterian Church and was one of the five men denounced from the pulpit by their pastor, Rev. Samuel Reynolds, for attending the revival of the Rev. Barton Stone at Cane Ridge in 1801 when the Christian Church was formed. A camp meeting was afterward held on John Shawhan’s farm about 1818, and from the converts of that camp the present Mt. Carmel Church was formed.”p John Shawhan and his colleagues in the whiskey business were the object of the following denunciation by those against the Great Revival: “As expected, the crowd drew many unrepenting sinners. There were whiskey dealers who carried on a lucrative business…”q The present day Mt. Carmel church is located on land deeded to the church by John Shawhan.r It was near this location that the Shawhan’s originally established their distillery. A favorite old family legend claims that, when the family first came to Bourbon County, Daniel stopped and drank from a limestone spring which ran behind the Mt. Carmel church. He reportedly told his wife that “this water would make good whiskey” and bought 20 acres of land upon which to build his distillery.s The census of 1810 reports John Shawhan as having three boys and two daughters under 10, two children from 10-16, two family members from 26-45, and one family member 45 and up. It is presumed from this that his mother was with him at this time and either a sister or sister-in-law.t

--16-- John Shawhan served in the War of 1812 in Captain James Johnson’s Company, 3rd Regiment, Kentucky Mounted Militia. He enlisted on September 1, 1812 and served to October 15, 1812. John eventually turned his business over to his son Daniel “Casher Dan” Shawhan. Daniel, along with his uncle Joseph, expanded the business by shipping the whiskey by flatboats down the Ohio and Mississippi to New Orleans. The nickname “Casher Dan” was given to Daniel because he conducted all his business dealings in cash. John Shawhan died April 5, 1845, and his will was dated March 7th and proved April 7, 1845. John’s will is as follows:u “In the name of God Amen, I, John Shawhan of the County of Bourbon and State of Ken- tucky, do make, ordain and declare this my last will and testament. “Item 1st—When life is no more with me I commend my sole (sic) to Almighty God that gave it and my body to be decently buried. “2nd—After my Decease I wish all debts to be punctually paid. “3rd—After the payment of my debts, I wish all my property to be kept together during wife Margaret Shawhan’s natural lifetime and I wish her to have the benefit of the hole (sic) of my land and negroes and all personal estate, as long as she remains my widow. If she should ever marry again, she is then in that case, restricted to her thirds during her lifetime and at her death, it is my wish that my son Daniel Shawhan shall have the preference of buying my place that I now live on, thought to be 180 acres, at a fair price and I wish him to have five annual payments on it, and I desire it shall not be put at Public Auction without it is Daniel’s wish to have it done, I just wish him to have it at a fair price and to make the thing more plain, I here give my reason for wishing him to have it. I don’t wish it to go out of the family and thinking from the present prospect of things at this time he will be better prepared, to buy it than any of my other children and at or after my wife Margaret’s death, I wish all negroes and whatever be of my personal estate and the proceeds of the land, equally divided among all my children. Daniel to have an equal part with all the rest of the children of the hole estate, real and personal and furthermore I wish it understood that whereas I have paid a considerable amount of money for my son Joseph Shawhan to Noah Spears, Hugh (initial) Brent, Calip Morris and Joseph Shawhan, Guardian for Mays (may be “Ways”) heirs, and other small debts to depen- dent persons, which will show on my books, also the notes with what I have applied, where he was principal and I was security with all the interest up so paid by me, I furthermore state that he must account for the above mentioned debts and money paid by me for him on said debts further than up to the time that I paid the debts which will show on the Book and if he should fall behind with my estate and the business is entirely round up, I don’t want my Executor or any of the rest of my heirs to compel him to pay anything back to the estate. “Furthermore it is my wish and desire that if any of my negroes should become turbulent or ungovernable in the family that my Executor shall sell such negro for the best price that can obtain for it or them and account for the money with interest therein or the estate as above

--17-- mentioned. “Furthermore I wish and desire my daughter Susan Allison to have my home here with her Mother in the same way she has heretofore with me as long as she remain single, free of any charge. “Furthermore I wish my Executor to finish a wall that I have begun around the Graveyard and it is my wish and desire that in all sales, transfers, or change of hands or property, the said Graveyard shall be reserved from Sale or from any other use other than a burying ground. “Furthermore and lastly, I appoint my son Daniel Shawhan, my Executor of this my last will and testament, Given under my hand and seal this 7th day of Mar 1845.” —John Shawhan Attest: Joseph Shawhan P.B. Furthermore on reflection I have thought it proper to name in addition to the above that it is my wish as I have full confidence in my son Daniel, that he shall not be bound to give security on the administration on my estate this haveing (sic) always for sometime back been my intention but omitted letting it until it was closed but thought of it immediately afterwards, And it is my wish and desire, that it shall have the same affect annext here below as if it was in the above body of my will I also have set my hand and seal this 7th March 1845. John Shawhan (seal) attest Joseph Shawhan, Sr. Sam,l Ewalt

At the April term of the County Court of Bourbon County Kentucky on the seventh day of April 1845 this last will and testament of John Shawhan Deceased was produced and proved in open court by the oaths of Joseph Shawhan, Sr. and Sam,l Ewalt the subscribing witnesses thereto is ordered to record, ______Thomas P. Smith Clerk of said Court the date above. Tho. P. Smith clk J. M. Smith (?)

Margaret (McCune) Shawhan died March 24, 1857; her will dated March 29, 1855 and probated April 6, 1857 (W.B. p. 638). Among others she mentions her daughter Margaret Reading (the spelling is given in error as “Redding”). Margaret Shawhan Willv In the name of God Amen. I Margaret Shawhan of the County of Bourbon and State of Kentucky, do hereby make and Constitute this my last Will and Testament. Item 1st. When life is no more with me I wish my body to be decently buried and all my funeral expenses paid and also all my just debts if any there be, to be punctually paid which I

--18-- know at this time is very few and none of magnitude. Item 2nd. Whereas my husband John Shawhan deceased, did by will leave and give to me the use and benefit the whole of his land and negroes during my lifetime or so long as I remained his widow to have the whole benefit of the said land and negroes and all his personal Estate, and as I have managed so as I think there will be something left to which I have made off of the place and negroes since the death of my husband, which consists of cash notes and personal property—and I do hereby dispose of the whole of my Estate in the following manner, to wit: I give and bequeth to my Grandson John Shawhan who is the son of my son Jos. Shawhan deceased fifty dollars. And the balance of my Estate whatever it may be equally divided amongst my Children and Grand Children as here named. Daniel Shawhan, Wm. M. Shawhan, John L. Shawhan and Elizabeth Smith, Margaret Redding (sic), Nancy Rush, and whereas my Daughter Susan Allison has three daughters, and whereas I believe my daughter Susan has disposed of her property by will or deed of conveyance and cut off her two oldest daughters with a very small portion of her estate, as I have been informed, therefore I give and bequeth unto my daughter Susan ten dollars. The balance of the one seventh part of my Estate I give to my two Grand daughters, namely, Amanda Smith and Margaret Hinkson who is the daughters of Susan Allison, to be equally divided between the above named Amanda Smith and Margaret Hinkson. That is they are to have one seventh part of my Estate after the ten dollars which I have given daughter Susan is taken from the seventh part of whatever it may be, the remainder I give to my two above named grand daughters—And furthermore I appoint my friend and brother-in-law Jos Shawhan my Executor of this my last Will and Testament. Given under my hand and seal this 29th day of March 1855, att Jno. L. Shawhan Henry Ewalt Margaret (her mark) Shawhan (seal) Bourbon County Court April Term, April 6th 1857. This last Will and Testament of Margaret Shawhan dec’d was this day produced and proved in open court by the oath of John L. Shawhan and Henry C. Ewalt. Attesting witnesses thereto having been sworn by Jos. Shawhan the Executor therein named is ordered to record. Witness H.J. Brown Clerk of said Court the date above. H.J. Brown Clerk

Both John Shawhan and Margaret “Peggy” McCune are buried in the John Shawhan family cemetery.w v. JANE A. SHAWHAN, b. 1774, Washington Co., PA; d. 1863, Clark Co., IN; m. WILLIAM A. BECKETT, May 17, 1802, Bourbon Co., KY. He was born 1775 and died 1848 in Clark Co., IN.

--19-- Jane and William migrated to the Indiana Territory in the same year they were married. In 1850 they were living in Charleston Township, Clark Co., IN.

vi. SHAWNSON SHAWHAN, b. 1776, Washington Co., PA; m. NANCY COLLINS, February 27, 1806, KY. Other than the record of his marriage to Nancy Collins, we have no information on this son of Daniel’s.

vii. ELIZABETH SHAWHAN, b. June 13, 1779, Washington Co., PA; d. May 20, 1853, Clark Co., IN; m. ELI ROBERTSON, July 13, 1797, KY. He was born January 5, 1776 and died February 10, 1844 in Clark Co., IN. Elizabeth and Eli migrated to the Indiana Territory in 1802 and died in Clark Co., IN. viii. JOSEPH SHAWHAN, Joseph Shawhan, the youngest child of Daniel Shawhan (1738-1791) and Margaret Bell (1742-aft 1812), was born in Carnegie Pennsylvania, and accompanied his family to then Bourbon County, Virginia, in 1788. He became one of the wealthiest and well-known of all of the Bourbon and Harrison County, Kentucky, Shawhans. A shrewd businessman, Joseph was successful in many different ventures, including whiskey distilling, horse breeding, and farming. Joseph’s skills at whiskey making were learned as a child watching his father Daniel develop and sell his famous brand of rye whiskey called “Monongahela Red.” He grew up in the family’s whiskey distilling business, learning the trade from his father and his older brothers, Daniel and John. After his father’s death in 1791, Joseph made his home with his widowed mother, his brother John and his unmarried sisters. He worked family business helping take whiskey down the Ohio and Mississippi rivers to sell in New Orleans. Family tradition holds that “He used to take flatboats with produce from the mouth of the Beaver on Licking River to the foreign port of New Orleans and travel back on foot through Indian nations and wilder- ness with proceeds of the boat and cargo in Spanish doubloons and “milled dollars” jingling in his pockets and from a pouch slung from a stick on his shoulder.” In 1798, Joseph sired a son with an unknown woman. The child’s name was Joseph. Only recently, one of our family researchers, Larry Megibben made the connection between Joseph Shawhan (b. 1798) and Joseph, Sr. He did so by comparing Joseph, Sr.’s signature on the marriage bonds of his other children with the “Joseph Shawhan” signature on Joseph’ Jr.’s marriage bond. It was a match! We may never know the circumstances surrounding this relationship; but, hopefully, one day we will learn the identity of the young woman. Joseph married Sarah Ewalt, daughter of Henry Ewalt and Elizabeth Fry/Frey in September 6, 1803. Sarah and Joseph had seven children. His children were: Henry, Sarah, John, Margaret, Rebecca, William and Daniel. In 1812, Joseph joined the American army to fight the British. In 1816 he was in Harrison County, first having been in Maysville.v It was in this year that he built his home which sits on the

--20-- border of Bourbon and Harrison Counties. The home remains standing to this day. In the book “This Old House”by Kathryn Wilson (reprinted by courtesy of the Log Cabin and Cynthiana Democrat), we catch a glimpse of Joseph Shawhan’s personality: “He was a self-made man with little if any formal education. He said that he began supporting himself when he was nine years old. Like his father, he was one of the first makers of ‘Bourbon County’ whiskey, and during his lifetime operated a large and profitable distilling business in addition to his vast land holdings. He was a small, stockily built man very shrewd, energetic and alert, and not much inclined to take orders. One of his favorite sayings was, ‘Believe nothing you hear and damn little you see.’ Once during the Civil War, when he was riding home from Paris, he was stopped near the town by Federal troops stationed there to maintain martial law, and ordered to take off his spurs. He rode on, ignoring the order, but the officer in charge told the men not to shoot ‘the old fool,’ and he went on home without further interference.”x He was always keenly interested in all the details of his business operations, and his great- grandson said that it was his habit when he was a very old man to climb up on a stack of straw he was buying and tramp it to be sure it was sound. Besides his business interests, he was a great reader of the newspapers and all the books he could collect. He liked oil lamps with no chimneys which he placed between himself and his paper or book on a small table when he read. His wealth is illustrated in the following “Kentuckian” article: An excerpt from the“Kentuckian,” a Paris, Kentucky, newspaper reads: “Jo Shawhan Sr., has laid out a mile track on that portion of his 2,800 acres of land, lies in this county whereupon the Cynthiana News says: “Jo Shawhan has now 2,800 acres in Bourbon. We only claimed a portion, as the reader can see. Uncle Jo is here as we write this and says that he has now 3,370 acres of land; that 2,450 acres lie in Harrison, 500 acres in Bourbon and 360 in Scott. His home place lays on either side of the Bourbon and Harrison line, his residence being in Harrison within a few yards of the line. His lands, with the exception of 200 or 300 acres below Cynthiana, are among the best in the three counties. He recently exchanged Bourbon land for Scott land in order to get clear of our railroad taxes. April 27 1870.” He was a member of the Kentucky Legislature in 1844-7 and 1857-61. Joseph helped put the little village of Shawhan on the map. Ron Shawhan writes that “The town of “Shawhan” (originally known as “Shawhan’s Station” after a railroad shipping point of the Kentucky Central Railroad through land donated by Joseph and his son Daniel) is still occupied and shown on maps as of this writing (1983). When recently visited by the author, it consisted of about 10 homes, a General Store under the proprietor, Lucius Moreland, and the “Shawhan Baptist Church” with a cornerstone dated 1859. The town still lies across a railroad feeder line and can be reached by driving north from Paris, Ky., for a few miles on U.S. Route 27, then taking a road intersecting from the right (east).”y He died in 1871, aged 90 years and 3 days. He was a most inveterate lover of horses and horse

--21-- racing, having gone to the Lexington races, both spring and fall meetings, whenever held, since 1800. For 71 years, since his 19th year, this passion for racing and witnessing races had grown upon him; and he lost his life from an accident while returning from the great race won by the horse Longfellow. He was driving a young, nervous horse, and when he reached a woods not far from his home a storm came up and his horse became frightened. He unhitched it and mounted it to ride, but the horse was so frightened it threw him, injuring him fatally. A handsome portrait of the old gentleman once hung in the home of Mrs. Agnes McDowell, his great-great-granddaughter. In an interview with Mrs. Marguerite Kuster, Robert Francis was told that the portrait was destroyed by water and mildew due to the deterioration of Mrs. McDowell’s home.z

8. DAVID3 SHAWHAN (DANIEL2, DARBY1)8 was born About 1741 in Frederick Co., MD, and died About 1798 in Frederick Co., MD. He married UNKNOWN About 1758 in Frederick Co., MD. Records indicate that David Shawhan was also known as David “SHAWEN” and “SHAWAN”; his descendants generally used “SHAWEN” as their surname. The “History of Frederick County, Maryland”, by T. J. Williams, pub. 1910, identifies David Sheon in the 1790 Census, and that the “Shawens” were early settlers in Jefferson, near Catoctin. Other records show David Shawhan as voting Federalist (for John Adams), in the 1796 Presidential Election and as selling household goods, wagons, and personal effects to his son, David Shawhan, Jr. in August 1797.

Child of DAVID SHAWHAN and UNKNOWN is: i. DAVID4 SHAWHAN, b. April 02, 1759, MD; m. CHRISTINA UNKNOWN, About 1779. Frederick Co., MD deed records show David Shawhan and his wife Christina selling land known as “Hedges Range” to Adam Routsong on Dec. 23, 1791.

9. DARBY3 SHAWHAN (DANIEL2, DARBY1) was born 1748 in Frederick Co., MD, and died January 21, 1824 in Warren Co., OH. He married PRISCILLA (UNKNOWN)SHAWHAN About 1784 in Washington Co., PA. Born in Frederick Co., MD in 1748, Darby accompanied his parents on their migration west to Hampshire Co., VA/WV in about 1758. He is mentioned in that county’s records, on November 13, 1770, as “Darby Shaughan”, when he received a land deed from his father, Daniel. In the mid 1770s he traveled west to Washington Co., PA, in the Redstone District, near the Monongahela River. There he married Priscilla and started his family, Daniel being his first child, in 1779. He is listed in the Penn. Archives as being a Private in Stockley’s Rangers, during the period 1778-1783, also as a member of the Washington Co. Militia, under Ensign David Rubles, Lt. Jonathan Harned’s Company. In 1781 he was taxed for 80 acres, three horses, and five cattle; the PA 1790 census shows him as still being in Washington Co.; records also indicate his sale, on October 14, 1791, of 126 acres, in East Bethlehem Twp, Washington Co., to Peter Snyder. Shortly thereafter, he followed his older brother, Daniel, then deceased, to western Virginia, Kentucky District, near Ruddles Mills, in the Bourbon County locale; his son Joseph was born in that area in 1795. Shortly thereafter, he traveled north, across the Ohio River, to what would became Warren County, Ohio, east of the Little Miami River — probably in company with the Mounts family, also one of the

--22-- prominent pioneers in that county; Darby’s last son, Amos, was born there in 1799. This land was in the middle of the Virginia Military District, formed for the benefit of Revolutionary War veterans — Darby may have benefited accordingly. Warren County was formed in 1803, out of Hamilton County, being named after the patriot who sent Paul Revere on his ride, and who subsequently died at the Battle of Bunker Hill. A Warren Co. deeds entry, dated Oct. 16, 1804, lists Darby purchasing land from Alexander Hamilton and his wife, Martha. Darby and his sons, Joseph and David, occupied land on the western edge of present day Morrow, Ohio, east of the Mounts family, overlooking the Little Miami River. The 1810 Census lists Darby and David in Hamilton Twp, Warren County. When Darby died, intestate, in 1824, he owned 211 acres. He and his wife were buried in the Zoar Cemetery, also known as the Baker/Ditmar Cemetery, about two miles west of Morrow, in Salem Twp, on the south side of the Cincinnati - Wilmington Highway (US RT 22/3). Darby’s Estate Record from the Warren Co., OH Probate Court reads: “In due obeisance to the request of Priscilla Shawhan, widow and relic of Darby Shawhan, dec’d, late of our said county, and her heirs viz: Daniel Shawhan, Mary Leggett and William her husband, David Shawhan, Rhody Coburn and Francis her husband, John Shawhan, Joseph Shawhan and Amos Shawhan, legatees of the estate of the said dec’d, we the undersigned, Andrew Whitacre, Thomas, Ireland, and Mahlon Roach, have proceeded to divide the estate of the late Darby Shawhan of our said county by giving to the widow of said dec’d, Priscilla Shawhan, 64 acres of land running from the river (Little Miami) and on each side line so far as to include all the buildings and two ten acre fields, said dividing line to run clear across said tract as laid down on said plot and also to David Shawhan, 26 acres of land adjoining his farm as by special bargain agreed upon by and between said heirs as said plot will more particularly show, and also 27 acres of land, also agreed upon by and between said heirs being Daniel Shawhan’s agreed quantity including the improvements where the said Daniel now lives as the plot will more particularly show, the said David and Daniel shears as respectively laid out to be clear of and independent of the widow’s wright of dower. And also the other five shears to run through the widow’s wright of dower from the river and contain Lot No. 1, 35 acres drawn by John Shawhan as by their agreement. Lot No. 2, Francis Coburn and wife, 31 acres; Lot No. 3, 28 acres, 2 rods, and 24 poles drawn by Joseph Shawhan, and Lot No. 4, William Liggett and wife, 31 acres, and also Lot No. 5 drawn by Amos Shawhan for 33 acres, which said land we have divided according to the best of our judgement, being a part of King’s and Mr. McIntyre’s surveys in our said county of Warren, Ohio. Given unto our hands this 27th day of August 1825. Andrew Whitacre Thomas Ireland Mahlon Roach Note: Additional estate matters were signed Nov. 29, 1841 and received for record Jan. 11, 1849, in the Warren Co. Recorder’s Office, detailing further land changes among Darby’s heirs, reflecting that Daniel Shawhan was then living in Delaware Co., IN, that Joseph was dec’d, etc.

Children of DARBY SHAWHAN and PRISCILLA (UNKNOWN) are: i. DANIEL4 SHAWHAN, b. May 17, 1779, Washington Co., PA; d. 1853, Henry Co., IN; m. ELIZABETH

--23-- (BETSY) FOX, October 01, 1800, Warren County, Ohio. She was born 1782 in PA and died in Indiana. A farmer, Daniel moved with his father from PA to KY and then to Warren Co., Ohio, where he had his first son in 1801. He later migrated to Delaware Co., IN where he was located at the time of the settlement of his father Darby’s estate in 1825. He subsequently moved to Henry Co., IN where his will was probated in 1853.The 1850 Census listed Elizabeth as living in Pipe Creek Twp., Madison Co., IN.

ii. POLLY SHAWHAN, b. 1783, Washington Co., PA; d. Highland Co., OH; m. ALEXANDER LIGGETT. He was born about 1780. iii. DAVID SHAWHAN19,20,21,22, b. July 08, 1785, Washington Co., PA; d. September 18, 1867, Warren Co., OH; m. ELIZABETH MOUNTS23, December 18, 1806, Warren County, Ohio. She was the daughter of William Mounts and Catherine and was born June 15, 1789 in Bourbon Co., KY; she died June 20, 1871 in Warren Co., OH. Little is known of David other than that he was a small farmer. The 1860 Census lists David, a. 75, Elizabeth, a. 70, William, a. 49, Joseph, a. 40, Mary J., a. 22, David, Jr., a. 14, and Elizabeth J. a. 13. His estate settlement, initiated in 1867 and closed in 1871, showed land sales amounting to $8282.56 and debts totaling $4784.56, leaving some $3497.00 to be divided among ten heirs. Subsequent to the death of her husband, David, Elizabeth was judged insane and a guardian was appointed to help manage her estate by the Warren Co. Probate Court; the administrator, James Mounts, assessed her holdings, 50 acres of farm land she received on the death of David, as being worth $4000.00.

iv. RHODA SHAWHAN, b. October 03, 1790, Washington Co., PA; d. Madison Co., IN; m. FRANCIS COBURN, November 02, 1808, Warren County, Ohio. He was born about 1787. After her marriage they moved to Madison Co., IN.

v. JOHN H. SHAWHAN24,25,26,27, b. January 08, 1793, Washington Co., PA; d. November 20, 1869, Warren Co., OH; m. (1) REBECCA LIGGETT, October 24, 1816, Warren County, Ohio; born July 3, 1796 , died July 22, 1841 in Warren Co., OH; m. (2) POLLY PHILLIPS, About 1841, Warren Co., OH. During the War of 1812, John served in Capt. David Sutter’s Co., under Col. James Timley; he was captured by the British and was held prisoner at Detroit until the War’s end. He was a prominent citizen of Warren Co., serving as Justice of the Peace during 1837-1846. He is also mentioned in court records, in several instances, as being designated guardian of orphaned children. There is a question as to the actual birth parents of Alexander, shown as John’s son; it is possible that Alexander was actually Polly’s son from her first marriage, or that he was an orphaned child who was adopted by John.

--24-- vi. JOSEPH SHAWHAN28,29, b. 1795, Bourbon Co., VA/KY; d. May 27, 1836, Salem Twp., Warren Co., OH; m. NANCY REED30, July 26, 1816, Warren County, Ohio. She was born 1799 in VA and died February 15, 1858 in Warren Co., OH. Joseph was born in the Kentucky District of western Virginia, near Ruddles Station, shortly before his father Darby decided to migrate across the Ohio River to the Warren County area. He was listed in the 1820 Census (PG #220) for Salem Twp., Warren Co., OH; at the time he owned land on the western edge of present-day Morrow, Ohio. Warren County Probate Court records show that his estate was administered by his son John, who held a public sale of his father’s goods in order to satisfy outstanding debts. The sale, on Sept. 12, 1836, amounting to $1515.73, included Joseph’s rifle, a “large clock”, kettles, pots, a “bureau and cover”, a two-horse wagon with harness, walnut planking, oak flooring, a cider mill, a few cows/heifers, ten hogs, 12 shoats, oats, six horses, eight “bunches of bricks”, a field of corn, and numerous farm implements. His debts at the time amounted to $67.95. Probate Court filings in July 1850 affirmed that Nancy had guardianship of the estate and minor children — e.g. Allen, Wm. L., and David R. — at the death of her late husband, Joseph Shawhan, in 1836.

vii. AMOS SHAWHAN, b. December 23, 1799, Warren Co., OH; d. July 15, 1871, Warren Co., OH; m. ANNE BEATTY, March 04, 1824, Warren County, Ohio. She was born September 5, 1802 in Culpepper Co., VA and died December 20, 1877 in Warren Co., OH. The “History of Warren County, Ohio”, published 1882 by W. H. Beers & Co., shows Amos as a tavern-keeper in Morrow, OH, “at the lower end of the Village”, near the railroad tracks in about 1852. Census records indicate that Amos and Anne also took in boarders, a common role of taverns in that era. Amos and Anne are buried in the Zoar Cemetery, just west of Morrow, together with his father Darby and her father John. Amos was somewhat of a local character in Morrow; a tintype of the era shows Amos dressed in a top hat, bow tie, and very formal clothes, holding a long rifle, and accompanied by a lounging dog.

10. SARAH3 SHAWHAN (DANIEL2, DARBY1) was born About 1750 in Frederick Co., MD, and died 1787 in Washington Co., PA. She married JOHN MANNING, JR. in Redstone country, Western PA, son of JOHN MANNING and SARAH HALL. He was born 1748 in MD and died 1817 in Miami Co., OH. Sarah and John moved from PA to Miami Co., OH in 1790. They had a total of five children, three dying young.

Children of SARAH SHAWHAN and JOHN MANNING are: i. BETSY4 MANNING, b. About 1774, Washington Co., PA; m. BETHUEL COVALT, About 1795, OH. ii. AMOS MANNING, b. About 1775, Washington Co., OH; d. 1796, Greenville, OH. Amos was killed in battle with the Indians at Greenville, Ohio, while serving with General Wayne.

--25-- 11. MARY3 SHAWHAN (DANIEL2, DARBY1) was born About 1753 in MD. She married WILLIAM BELL About 1770 in PA, son of ROBERT BELL and AGNES FLEMING. He was born about 1746 in VA and died July 15, 1816 in Oldham Co., KY. In 1939, Wm. G. Hills, the outstanding Shawhan family researcher, in his “Genealogy Notes”, stated that Willam Bells’ wife’s name was Nancy and that she was in Henry Co., IN in 1828 — a question arises as to whether it should have been Henry Co., KY, where we know William and his family did in fact reside. Also, could the Mary Shawhan who we identify as William’s wife have also been known as “Nancy”. Evidence suggests that William and Mary were married in Pennsylvania, in the Chartiers Creek area, (present day Carnegie, PA). On May 20, 1782, William purchased land from David Rankin in Washington Co., PA for 15 shillings/acre. Williams’ sister, Jane, had married Benjamin Reno, and in Benjamin’s will, dated July 19, 1783, William was named guardian of William Reno, Jane’s son, until he became of age. Their first seven children were born in Washington Co., PA — the seventh being Daniel who was born in 1788; their last two children, Sarah, and her twin sister, Mary, were born in Bourbon Co., KY in 1790. They subsequently moved to Westport, in what was then Henry Co., KY, on the Ohio River, just north of Louisville; there William was licensed to operate a tavern and, in a Kentucky Court Order, the February Court, 1809, was given a permit to operate a ferry from the town of Westport across the Ohio River to the Indiana shore. He and his wife, both over the age of 45, appear in the 1810 census of Westport, Henry Co., KY.

Children of MARY SHAWHAN and WILLIAM BELL are: i. CHARLOTTE4 BELL, b. June 04, 1771; m. ANTHONY FERTAD, September 23, 1788, Bourbon Co., KY. ii. ELIZABETH BELL, b. September 07, 1775; m. AARON HALL, December 1792. iii. JOHN BELL, b. February 23, 1780. iv. JANE BELL, b. February 15, 1782; m. FLOYD TULLEY, February 20, 1799. v. JAMES BELL, b. December 06, 1783. vi. LAVICIA BELL, b. December 17, 1786. vii. DANIEL BELL, b. March 07, 1788, Washington Co., PA; d. July 11, 1874, Logansport, Cass Co., IN; m. NANCY SPENCER, December 24, 1811, Corydon, Harrison Co., IN. Born in Pennsylvania, Daniel had been brought by his family to the Bourbon Co., KY vicinity in 1790, and subsequently to Westport, KY in about 1800. With manhood, he moved to the Corydon, IN locale, north across the Ohio River, and was there in 1811 when he joined a company of mounted militia, under Captain Spier Spencer, in defense against the attacks of the Shawnee Indians, led by Tecumseh and his brother, “The Prophet”. The troop, called the “Yellow Jackets”, soon joined the squadrons of General William Henry Harrison who led them victoriously against the Indians in the Battle of Tippecanoe, on Nov. 7, 1811; the “Yellow Jackets” acquitted themselves with honor, with more than half being wounded or killed — among those killed was the gallant Capt. Spencer. After the return of the expedition from Tippecanoe, Daniel, or “Major Dan” as he was to be called, was married to Miss Nancy Spencer, daughter of the late captain. They resided in the vicinity of Corydon until 1824

--26-- when they removed to Putnam Co., IN, remaining there until the early spring of 1827 when they again moved, this time to the north side of the Wabash River, within the present boundary of Logansport, Indiana. Major Bell’s cabin was one of the first erected in the area. He is prominently mentioned in the “History of Cass County” (Indiana). viii. MARY BELL, b. January 11, 1790, Bourbon Co., KY; m. SAMUEL BROWN, December 25, 1811, Harrison Co., IN. ix. SARAH “SALLY” BELL, b. January 11, 1790, Bourbon Co., KY; d. 1878, Putnam Co., IN; m. MCGAUCHEY, December 25, 1811, Harrison Co., IN.

12. ELIZABETH3 SHAWHAN (JOHN2, DARBY1) was born About 1739 in Kent Co., MD, and died in MD. She married EDWARD BLACKISTON. Elizabeth received the legacy of a “negro boy Jake” from her father’s estate; her son John was to receive Jake after his mother’s death.

Child of ELIZABETH SHAWHAN and EDWARD BLACKISTON is: i. JOHN4 BLACKISTON.

13. JOSEPH3 SHAWN (JOHN2 SHAWHAN, SR., DARBY1) was born About 1745 in Kent Co., MD, and died 1808 in New Castle Co., DE. He married ELIZABETH UNKNOWN About 1774. Joseph inherited the estate of his uncle Derby Shawn (Darby Shawhan) in 1768; this included 50 acres of land, formerly known as “Darby’s Desire”, that had been owned by Darby Shawhan, Joseph’s grandfather, who had willed it to his son Darby, Jr.. He also received the 50 acres part of the “Shad’s Hole” tract from the estate of his father — this was the land which his father John had purchased from his brother Daniel Shawhan. Joseph later divided this 100 acres between his sons, Samuel and Charles. Joseph’s will was probated in 1808 in New Castle Co., Delaware. Joseph served in the 1st Bn., 32nd Maryland Militia during the Revolutionary War.

Children of JOSEPH SHAWN and ELIZABETH UNKNOWN are: i. MARY4 SHAWN, m. NOWLAND. ii. CHARLES SHAWN, m. ELIZABETH UNKNOWN. Charles had been mentioned in his grandfather John’s will as inheriting a “negro boy Jerry”. He had also received, in deed from his father’s estate, 50 acres of the land formerly known as “Darby’s Desire”, that his gr-grandfather Darby Shawhan had purchased in 1709 from a tract known as “Shad’s Hole”, owned by Francis Bellows. Charles sold this land, on May 13, 1808, to Edward Sims, who had already purchased 50 acres, in 1804, from Samuel Shawn, Charles’ brother. This land now holds a Maryland State Historical Trust house known as “GLENMORE”, located on the west side of Route 448 (Turners Creek Road), about 1/2 mile north of Kennedyville, in Kent County, MD. iii. MARGARET SHAWN, m. SPROWE. iv. SARAH SHAWN. v. SAMUEL JAMES SHAWN, b. About 1786; d. 1822, Queen Anne Co., MD; m. (1) ANN OSBORN,

--27-- 1808; m. (2) SUSAN CONIKAN, January 23, 1821. Samuel had acquired deed, from his father Joseph on Oct. 11, 1800, to 50 acres of the 100 acres of farm land formerly known as “Darby’s Desire”, that his gr-grandfather, Darby Shawhan, had purchased in 1709 from the Shad’s Hole tract owned by Francis Bellows. On March 23, 1804, “Samuel Shawn” sold this property to Edward Sims who was subsequently to buy, in 1808, additional acres from “Charles Shahawn”, Samuel’s brother, who had received title to it from the estate of their father, Joseph. Family tradition holds that the graves of Darby and his wife, Sarah Meeks Shawhan, are buried on this land, about a hundred yards from the Maryland Historical Trust House known as “GLENMORE”. The original building, replaced by the GLENMORE house, dated from about the period that the land was owned by Darby’s descendants; the present structure, viewed in 1980, was probably built between 1825 and 1830. It is described as being of the “late Federal style”, and is located on the West side of Route 448 (Turners Creek Road), about 1/2 mile north of Kennedyville, in Kent County. The 2-1/2 stories GLENMORE sits about 1/4 mile back from the road on a slight hill; it’s surrounded by corn fields. To the right of the house, about 100 yards away, is a small grove of trees, that supposedly holds the graves of Darby and Sarah — John, Darby’s son and Samuel’s grandfather, may also be buried there. vi. AVIS SHAWN, b. February 08, 1787; m. CHARLES SMITH, 1814.

14. FREDERICK3 SHAWHAN (DAVID2, DARBY1)31,32,33,34,35 was born August 12, 1760 in Kent Co., MD, and died August 08, 1840 in Tiffin, Seneca Co., OH. He married (1) ELIZABETH ALLEN February 27, 1784 in Kent Co., MD. She was born about 1764 and died February 2, 11796 in Washington Co., MD. He married (2) ELEANOR WELLS July 12, 1799 in Washington Co., MD36, daughter of REZIN WELLS. She was born about 1779 and died March 2, 1815 in Fairfield Co., OH.

The parentage of Frederick was at issue for decades. In 1997 the following record was discovered through the research of Eric Shawn: The book “Colonial Families of the Eastern Shore of Maryland”, by Robert Barnes and F. Edward Wright, states that “Greenwood, Jane, was charged at March Court, 1761 along with David Shawn, planter, a single man, that on 7 Dec. 1759, they committed fornication and begot a bastard child”. Both were fined 30 shillings. This would place the birth of the child in about August of 1760, the birth date of Frederick Shawhan. Jane was later charged in 1763 with fornicating on June 10, 1762 and having another bastard child, named Rosanna; the father’s name was not mentioned. Frederick was a veteran of the Revolutionary war, enlisting in Chestertown, Kent Co., and serving under Captain Jesse Cosden, Col. Wm. Richardson’s 5th Maryland Regiment. According to his pension request, he was often barefooted, as he fought in such campaigns as; - Somerset Court House, NJ, in January 1777, while Washington’s Army was making its way to winter quarters in Morristown, NJ, after his victories at Trenton and Princeton. - The Staten Island retreat, in August 1777, under Gen. John Sullivan. - Whitemarsh, PA, December 1777, just prior to the bitter Valley Forge winter.

--28-- - Siege and capture of Stony Point, NJ, June - July 1779, under General Wayne. - Paulus Hook, NJ, August 1779, under Henry “light Horse Harry” Lee. After his June 8, 1780 discharge, Frederick married Elizabeth Allen in 1784, had six children before her death in 1796. In 1799 he married Eleanor Wells, by whom he also had six children; in the meantime he migrated west, taking advantage of land grants for Rev. War veterans, where he became one of the early pioneers in Seneca County, Ohio. In his 1833 pension application, he states that “there was a record in my stepfather’s bible of my age which I have not seen for 35 years.” He also told of his migration west, after being in Kent Co., 1760-1793; to Washington Co., MD, (1793-1797), to Back Creek, Berkeley Co., VA, (1797-1812), to New Lancaster, Fairfield Co., OH (1812-1817), to Wayne Co., OH, (1817-1830), and to Richland Co., OH, (1830-1832), before finally settling in the Wood/Seneca Co. Vicinity. His pension request was approved, for $80.00 a year! There are several records of his land negotiations, including a 1792 buy of a Kent Co. tract called “Smothers” from Bartholmew Foreman, by “Frederick Shawhan, tailor ..”, an April 21, 1800 purchase of 107 acres on the west side of Back Creek, Berkeley Co., VA from Robert Snodgrass, (just back of present city of Hedgesville), and his sale of the same Back Creek land to Conrad Storry on April 13, 1812. U.S. Census records list him as being in Kent Co., MD in 1790, in Berkeley Co., VA in 1810, in Wayne Co., OH in 1820, and living with his son Lorenzo, in 1840 in Seneca Co., OH. He was buried in Greenlawn Cemetery, Tiffin, OH.

Children of FREDERICK SHAWHAN and ELIZABETH ALLEN are: i. SAMUEL4 SHAWHAN, b. March 01, 1785, Kent Co., MD; d. Bef. 1800. ii. DAVID SHAWHAN37, b. December 21, 1787, Kent Co., MD; d. July 13, 1839, Pickaway Co., OH; m. MARY O. HEDGES, January 18, 1810, Berkeley Co., VA/WV38. At the time of their marriage, David and Mary lived near his father, Frederick, in the Back Creek country, near Hedgesville, VA; Mary had inherited land, in 1807, from Benjamin Hedges. They eventually moved to Ohio , following in the path of Frederick. David became a pensioner of the War of 1812 (#48070-80-50), having served as a Corp., for Capt. James Mason, in Major R. Hill’s Company, Virginia militia, April 15, 1813-Oct. 18, 1813. Mary was related to Josiah Hedges, who founded the town of Hedgesville, VA in 1832. They were married by Rev. John Mathews. iii. JAMES SHAWHAN, b. May 01, 1790, Kent Co., MD; d. About 1791, (infancy). iv. MARY SHAWHAN39, b. May 01, 1790, Kent Co., MD; d. June 23, 1882, Fostoria, OH; m. (1) JOHN FOREMAN, March 12, 1811, Berkeley Co., VA/WV; m. (2) JAMES ANDERSON, November 04, 1817. Mary and JOHN FOREMAN: were married by Rev. John B. Hoge. v. THOMAS SHAWHAN40, b. May 06, 1792, Kent Co., MD; d. Fairfield Co., OH; m. SUSANNAH (UNKNOWN), About 1815. Thomas was a War of 1812 pensioner, having served as a Pvt. in Capt. Jesse D. Courtright’s Co., Ohio Militia, from Fairfield Co., under Col. Miller in Gen. Tupper’s Brigade, Aug. 26, 1812-Jan. 14, 1813.

--29-- vi. ELIZABETH SHAWHAN, b. March 23, 1794, Washington Co., MD; d. Bef. 1798, Washington Co., MD.

Children of FREDERICK SHAWHAN and ELEANOR WELLS are: vii. FREDERICK K.4 SHAWHAN, b. About 1801, Berkeley Co., VA/WV; m. MARIA (UNKNOWN)SHAWHAN, About 1825. viii. WILLIAM SHAWHAN, b. October 29, 1802, Berkeley Co., VA/WV; d. March 30, 1859, Spencerville, IN; m. REBECCA MURRAY, January 03, 1824, Fairfield Co., OH. Little is known of William Shawhan. An 1832 land record shows him with 80 acres near Tiffin, Seneca Co., OH. ix. JOSIAH SHAWHAN, b. October 21, 1804, Berkeley Co., VA; d. May 20, 1880, Upper Sandusky, Wyandotte Co., OH; m. SUSAN WALTERS, About 1830, OH. The 1830 Census lists Josiah living in Millers Twp., Holmes Co., OH. He lies buried in Van Horn Cem., Hancock Co., OH, together with his wife Susan. x. RACHEL SHAWHAN, b. July 13, 1806, Berkeley Co., VA/WV; d. January 23, 1840, West Millgrove, OH; m. JOHN ADAMS KELLY41, August 22, 1822, Richland Co., OH. John moved his family from Richland Co., OH, westward to Montgomery Twp, Wood Co., OH, (near present Fostoria, OH) in about 1832, being the first settlers in that area — they made the trip by ox team, with one horse as a leader. John had to cut thru miles of woods before reaching their future home site. On the first night of their arrival, they slept in the wagon. They then cut down a large maple tree, four feet in diameter, hollowed it out, covered it with puncheons and blankets, and used it for their living quarters until they could build a log cabin. The cabin had a fireplace at each end, made of clay mud and sticks, held together by grass. One of their first challenges was the digging of a well; after much hard labor they finally reached some water at 25 feet deep. Indians frequently came to visit and eat, for which they paid at the rate of a shilling per meal — they particularly liked Rachel’s fried corn fritters. John became very active in the growing community, holding the offices of County Commissioner, Probate Judge, and Justice of the Peace; he also served as land assessor of Wood County. He’s buried in West Milgrove, OH. xi. JEREMIAH SHAWHAN, b. February 14, 1808, Berkeley Co., VA/WV; d. Bef. 1825. xii. LORENZO DOW SHAWHAN42, b. June 02, 1809, Berkeley co., VA/WV; d. December 08, 1848, Tiffin, Seneca Co., OH; m. MARIA OGLE, About 1834, OH. Lorenzo was a prominent merchant in Tiffin, OH, and ran for elected office. Lorenzo’s father, Frederick, was living with him when he died in 1840. He is buried: in Greenlawn Cem., Tiffin, OH Maria is listed in the 1850 Census as Head of Household, living with her children. She is also buried in Greenlawn Cemetery, Tiffin, OH. xiii. REZIN WELLS SHAWHAN43,44,45, b. October 19, 1811, Berkeley Co., VA/WV; d. June 05, 1887, New York City, NY46; m. (1) ELVIRA TULLER, April 01, 1839, Franklin Co., OH; m. (2) DELLA WATSON, June 29, 1881, Toledo, OH. Rezin Shawhan stood prominent among the people of Tiffin,

--30-- Ohio, as a successful merchant and as an active, public spirited citizen. Born in Berkely Co., VA/ WV, he worked on his father’s various farms for fifteen years, only achieving a public school education of 28 months. In 1827 he became a clerk in the store of William McComb, in Wooster, Ohio. By 1833 he was in Tiffin, opening a small dry goods store in company with his brother, Lorenzo.; he subsequently bought out his brother. Rezin gradually developed a sizeable General Merchandise Store and warehouse operation, becoming one of the leading grain merchants in Ohio. He eventually became Tiffin’s first millionaire, investing heavily in real estate, banking, railroads, and opened up the Shawhan House, one of the finest hotels in Northwest Ohio. He is also remem- bered for being instrumental in keeping Heidelberg College from relocating to Dayton, Ohio, and for operating the Shawhan Hotel in downtown Tiffin — it was still in business in 1976. Rezin also acquired sizeable land holdings in Wisconsin, Nebraska, and Kansas — in 1858 alone he purchased over 30,000 acres of western land — and had business interests stretching from California to New York City; it was on a trip to New York that Rezin was stricken and died. His majestic home in Tiffin subsequently became the site of today’s Seneca County Museum — it is categorized as a “Greek Revival House”. Rezin, as well as many other Shawhans, is buried in Tiffin’s Greenlawn Cemetery.

ENDNOTES Editors note: This report was created by different genealogy programs by Ron Shawhan and myself and combined on my page layout program. Since the programs generated endnotes in such a way that made it difficult to merge, I created separate endnotes for each of us. Ron’s endnotes are listed numerically while mine are listed alphabetically. --Bob Francis

Numerical Endnotes 1. Colonial Families of Eastern Shore of Maryland - by Barnes & Wright, Vol. 1, p. 97.. 2. History of Washington Co., PA, by Boyd Crumrine, pub. 1882, re “Daniel Shaughan.” 3. Robert Shawhan Family Bible, 1938 in possession of Robbie Craig. 4. Robert Shawhan Will,, V. 4, p. 61, filed Feb. 28, 1833, Boro of Birmingham, Allegheny Co., PA. 5. Genealogy Notes - Wm. C. Hills, 1939. 6. Pa. Archives, Sixth Series, V. II, re Robert Shawhan in Militia. 7. “Ken Lindsey Genealogy Narratives,” 1980s & 1990s re The Offspring of Darby Shawhan — Originators of Bourbon Whiskey. 8. Maryland Records, by G. Brumbauch, pub. 1967, Re 1796 Pres. Election Voting. 9. Genealogy Notes- Ron Shawhan, 1998, various pages. 10. Genealogy Notes - Wm. C. Hills, 1939. 11. “Shawhan Family of Warren County, Ohio”, by Lindsay M. Brien., Dayton Sunday Journal, Sept. 30, 1934, by Lindsay M. Brien. 12. History of Warren County, Ohio, pub. 1882 by Beers & Co., various pages.

--31-- 13. Warren County, OH Probate Court Records, estate filings, 1825, Darby Shawhan Estate Administration. 14. Warren Co. Ohio Marriage Records, 1803-1854, by Willard Heiss. 15. Early Records- Hampshire Co., VA, by Sage and Jones, Daniel Shaughan deeding property to son Darby Shaughan. 16. D.A.R. - Official Records of Soldiers of Amer. Rev. in Ohio, V. II, p. 310, re Darby Shawan (Shawhan) being bur. Zoar Cemetery. 17. Pa. Archives, Fifth Series, V. IV, p. 421; Sixth Series, V. II, re Militia Rolls. 18. Pa. Archives, Third Series, V. XXII, re 1781 Taxables in Washington Co. 19. Genealogy Notes - Wm. C. Hills, 1939. 20. Genealogy Notes- Ron Shawhan, 1998. 21. “Shawhan Family of Warren County, Ohio”, by Lindsay M. Brien., Dayton Sunday Journal, Sep. 30, 1934. 22. Warren County, OH Probate Court Records, re estate of David Shawhan, filings between 1867-1871. 23. Warren County, OH Probate Court Records, estate filing of Aug. 11, 1871, re Elizabeth Shawhan. 24. History of Warren County, Ohio, pub. 1882 by Beers & Co.. 25. Warren County, OH Probate Court Records, re estate of John Shawhan, filings of Oct. 1872. 26. “Shawhan Family of Warren County, Ohio”, by Lindsay M. Brien., Dayton Sunday Journal, Sep. 30, 1934. 27. Roster of Ohio Soldiers in War of 1812, pub. 1916, re Corp. John Shawhan. 28. “Shawhan Family of Warren County, Ohio”, by Lindsay M. Brien., Dayton Sunday Journal, Sep. 30, 1934. 29. Ohio Wills and Estates to 1850, by Ohio Gen. Soc., Book 6, p. 379, re Joseph Shawhan estate. 30. Warren County, OH Probate Court Records, filings of July 1850 re Nancy Shawhan as guardian of Joseph Shawhan’s estate and minor children. 31. Frederick Shawhan Pension Application, filed Oct. 3, 1833, Seneca Co., OH, Source: Nat. Archives. 32. History of Seneca County, Ohio, by Warner, Beers & Co., 1886, p. 465, mentions Frederick and family. 33. History of Seneca Co., Ohio, by A.J. Baughman, 1911. 34. Obit - Frederick Shawhan, Tiffin Gazette, Aug. 15, 1840, p.3. 35. D.A.R. - Official Records of Soldiers of Amer. Rev. in Ohio, V. I, p. 329, re Fred. Shawhan being buried Greenlawn Cemetery, Tiffin, OH. 36. Marriage License - Washington Co., MD, Frederick Shawhan, Licenses granted Apr. 20, 1799-Apr. 29, 1800, re July 12, 1799 marriage of Frederick Sheon to Elleanore Wells, Hall of Records, Annapolis, MD. 37. Marriage Records of Berkeley Co., WV, 1781-1854, by G. Keesecker, David Shawhan to Mary Hedges. 38. Berkeley Co, VA Marriage Records, 1781-1854, by Guy Keesecker. 39. Marriage Records of Berkeley Co., WV, 1781-1854, by G. Keesecker, Mary Shawhan to John Foreman. 40. Roster of Ohio Soldiers in War of 1812, pub. 1916, re Pvt. Thomas Shawhan of Fairfield Co. 41. Genealogy - John A. Kelly Family, June 1950, by Mrs. Henry Pelton & Mr. Dwight Yates. 42. History of Seneca Co., Ohio, by A.J. Baughman, 1911, mentions Lorenzo as merchant. 43. History of Seneca County, Ohio, by Warner, Beers & Co., 1886, p. 257, 832. 44. History of Seneca Co., Ohio, by A.J. Baughman, 1911, mentions Rezin’s prominence. 45. Rezin W. Shawhan - Tiffin’s First Millionaire, Seneca Sentinel, Nov. 26, 1975, by Myron Barnes. 46. Obit - Rezin Shawhan, Tiffin Daily Tribune.

--32-- Alphabetical Endnotes a Shrewsbury Parish records, page 240. b Madsen, p. 10. c Refer to my essay “The History of Bourbon Whiskey and the Shawhan Family” for a thorough treatment of this subject. d There is no longer a gravestone which marks the final resting place of Daniel Shawhan. I visited the cemetery in March, 1998, and again in July, 1998, trying to find his and Margaret’s gravestones, but to no avail. (REF) e Hills, William G.; Shawhan, Violet Romer; Norton, Nell Downing; Lemley, Marie Perrin. “Shawhan-Shaughen Geneal- ogy,” p. 32. f Though this is pure speculation at this juncture, could it be that Margaret was denied burial in the Stonermouth Presbyte- rian church graveyard because her son, Jon, had left the church after being denounced from the pulpit by the Rev. Samuel Reynolds because of John’s attendance at the “Great Revival” of the Rev. Barton Stone in August, 1801 (refer to “The Biography of John Shawhan” in this issue)? It is interesting to note that no other Shawhan family member besides Daniel is buried at the Stonermouth Presbyterian graveyard. This leads us to speculate that Margaret may have been buried in the John Shawhan family cemetery. However, there is no physical evidence which supports this possibility. (REF) g Isobel Madsen records that “the property (as of 1951) was still in the hands of the family under the name of ‘Shawhan Place.’” (Madsen, p. 11.) This reference has recently been verified through e-mail correspondence with Mr. Dale Patterson, a descendant of Robert BELL and Agnes FLEMING (the parents of John Shawhan’s mother Margaret Bell). Mr. Patterson writes (in an e-mail message dated October 13, 1998): “I had always heard that Margaret and her family had moved on past Carnegie to Kentucky with several of the Bell brothers, but someone from that family came back at some time and settled, because at the base of the hill, close to where James and Johns’ (sons of Robert Bell) claims touched each other, there was a small section of Carnegie that has always been known as Shawhan’s Hill. Dad remembers his grandfather saying that one of them came back, and John sold them a little piece of his property. I’m not certain who it was that came though, but I know that one little section is still referred to (by the old timers), as Shawhan Hill.” h This tradition remained in the family until the Prohibition. The Shawhan family recipe continued to be produced until the middle 1970’s. Refer to my article “The History of Bourbon Whiskey and the Shawhans” in Volume I of this series for a thorough treatment of this subject. i Robert Shawhan is mentioned as one of the whiskey producers who agreed to pay the hated excise tax on whiskey. He some other compliant men were the subject of animosity, having their barns burned. j Filson Club Publication No. 27, page 121––petition No. 57 a request of the inhabitants of Bourbon Co. for the establish- ment of a town at Bourbon C. H. lists the names of DANIEL SHAWHAN, Daniel Shawhan, Jr., and John Shawhan, July 1788. Reported in The Kentuckian-Citizen, Paris, Ky. Tuesday, March 28, 1944, p. 2. k Refer to the essay “The Biography of William McCune” for further information about the McCune family. l Hills, William G.; Shawhan, Violet Romer; Norton, Nell Downing; Lemley, Marie Perrin. “Shawhan-Shaughen Geneal- ogy,” p. 32. m Suit-File Box 733, Bourbon County Circuit Court. n Walter E. Langsam, William Gus Johnson, Historic Architecture of Bourbon County, Kentucky, Paris, Kentucky: The Kentucky Heritage Council, 1985, p. 59.

--33-- o Skip this note.--REF p Perrin’s History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas County, Kentucky—1882, p. number unknown. r Philip Ardery, Heroes and Horses: Tales of the Bluegrass, The University Press of Kentucky, 1996, p. 103. s Bourbon County Deed Book Y, p. 135. t “The Shawhan Distillery” by Mildred L. Shawhan, an article published in a the Jackson County (Missouri) Historical Society, p. 10. Refer also to Dorothy Butler’s newspaper article titled “Lone Jack Once Famous for Whiskey and Tobacco” in an unnamed publication. The article was sent to me by Zac Shawhan II, a descendant of John Shawhan through his son Daniel “Casher Dan” Shawhan. u “Shawhan, Smith, Chandler, Madsen (1699-1951)” compiled by Isobel Chandler Madsen, p. 14. v “Will of John Shawhan,” Will Book M—pp. 291-292, Bourbon County Court House, Paris, Kentucky. Refer to the appendix “Will of John Shawhan” for a copy of the original document. w “M. Shawhan Will,” Bourbon County, Kentucky Will Book P. pp. 638-639. x The location of this family cemetery is 5.5 miles north of Paris, Kentucky, on State Highway 27. It sits just behind the current Custom Wood Products company. Earlier genealogies listed variously as one the farm of Philip Lineham and Tom Hollandon. Refer to the appendix for a thorough updated listing of the John Shawhan family cemetery. y Madsen, p. 26; NDN, p. 64 z From a privately published pamphlet “This Old House” by Kathryn Wilson. aa R.T. Shawhan, p. 8 bb Refer to Volume III, page 299 for complete interview.

--34-- The Genealogy of the Children of Darby Shawhan and Sarah Meeks

The Descendants of John Shawn (1711-1783) by Eric Shawn, Mary Cannon Godsey and Robert E. Francis

First Generation

1. John Shawn (Shawhan). Born in 1711 in Shrewsbury Parish, Kent Co., Maryland. John died in Maryland on 15 Oct 1783; he was 72. On 8 Oct 1730 when John was 19, he married Elizabeth Peach,1 in Shrewsbury Parish, Kent Co., Md.2 Born in 1716. Refer to Volume II, (p. 109) for further information about this family. They had the following children: i. Avis. Unmarried by 1774. Left a legacy by her father.3 2 ii. John (1732-1774) iii. Daniel. Born on 12 Apr 1734 in Kent Co., Md.4 Daniel died in Kent Co., Md. in 1770; he was 35. iv. Shadrack. Born in 1736.5 Shadrack died in 1776; he was 40.6 Shadrack is listed among nearest of kin in 1768 documents for the estate of Darby, Jr. 3 v. Elizabeth (1738-) 4 vi. Joseph (1745-1808)

Second Generation

2. John Shawn Jr. Born on 13 Sep 1732 in Kent Co., MD.7 John died in Kent Co., MD. in 1774; he was 41. Refer to Volume II (p. 109) for further information about this family. Child: 5 i. Charles C. (-1824) 3. Elizabeth Shawn (Shawhan). Born in 1738.8 Elizabeth married Blackiston. “The John Blackiston who married Elizabeth Shawn died in Kent Co., Maryland in 1828, leaving a will. In the will, John mentions his wife Elizabeth, and daughters Ann Eliza and Emmeline. Evidently, the son John did not survive.” They had one child, John. 4. Joseph Shawn (Shawhan).9 Born in 1745. Joseph died in New Castle Co., De. in 1808; he was 63. Joseph married Elizabeth. Refer to Volume II (p. 109) for further information about this family. They had the following children: 6 i. Samuel James (?) (-1824) ii. Margaret. Margaret married Sprowl. iii. Mary. Mary married Howland. iv. Avis. v. Sarah.

Third Generation

5. Charles C. Shawn. Charles C. died in Aug 1824 in Queen Anne’s Co., Maryland.10 On 5 Aug 1819 Charles C. first married Elizabeth Pryor,11 daughter of Pryor, in Kent Co., Maryland.12 Charles C. second married Elizabeth ?. Refer to Volume II (p. 110) for further information about this family. They had the following children:

--35-- 7 i. John (1795-1821) ii. Sarah.13 On 15 Sep 1818 Sarah married John Solloway, son of Thomas Solloway, in Kent Co., Maryland.14 6. Samuel James (?) Shawn. Samuel James (?) died in 1824 in Queen Anne’s Co., Maryland. In 1808 Samuel James (?) first married Anna Osborn,15 daughter of Samuel Osborne & Elizabeth Walters.16 Anna died in 1820.17 Refer to Volume II (p. 112) for further information about this family. They had the following children: 8 i. Samuel S. (1809-) 9 ii. Peregrine G. (1810-1891) 10 iii. Elizabeth (1813-1897) iv. Emily Ann. Born in Jun 1817. Referred to as Emaline by Irma Harper.18 Refer to Volume II (p. 113) for further information about Emily. 11 v. Benjamin W. (1819-) On 23 Jan 1821 Samuel James (?) second married Susan Conikin,19 in Kent Co., Maryland by Rev. Senexon Tuff.20 They had one child: i. Sarah Ann. Born on 25 Mar 1822 in Maryland. Sarah Ann died in Kent Island on 24 May 1891; she was 69.21 Sarah Ann married William Hynson. Refer to Volume II (p. 113) for further information about Sarah Ann Shawn.

Fourth Generation

7. John Shawn. Born in 1795. John died in 1821; he was 26. Veteran, War of 1812. On 11 Nov 1817 when John was 22, he married Sarah Jackson.22 They had one child, Mary Elizabeth. 23 On 25 Nov 1840 Mary Elizabeth married Peter Hardcastle.24 8. Samuel S. Shawn.25 Born on 16 Feb 1809 in Maryland.26 Samuel S. died in in 1880. Occupation: Innkeeper.27 On 11 Jul 1829 when Samuel S. was 20, he married Sarah “Sally” Ann Williams28, in Chestertown, Maryland, Rev. Clements presiding.29 Sarah was born in 1810.30 Refer to Volume II (p. 114) for further information about this family. They had the following children: 12 i. Pere G. (1831-1889) 13 ii. Samuel Charles (1832-1904) 14 iii. James Henry (1836-1904) 15 iv. Joseph Benjamin (1839-1907) 16 v. William T. (1846-1928) vi. Emily A.. Born in 1841. vii. John Richard. Born in 1849 and died March 1936. John Shawhan’s obituary reads: “John R. Shawn, one of Centerville’s oldest residents died early morning following several weeks illness. He was eighty-six years old. Mr. Shawn was born in this county on December 6th, 1849 and was a son the late Samuel C. Shawn. When a young man he engaged in farming on Island for many years. Later he went to Wilmington where for years he was in the employ of the Bancroft Mills. He is survived by a number of nieces and nephews. Funeral services held yesterday afternoon at four o’clock at Chesterfield Cemetery interment took place.”31 9. Peregrine G. Shawn. Born on 9 Dec 1810.32 Peregrine G. died on 30 May 1891; he was 80.33 On 4 Oct 1830 when Peregrine G. was 19, he married Julia Ann Coleman, daughter of James Coleman & Ruth, in Rev. Clements.34 Julia was born in 1812. Refer to Volume II (p. 114) for further information about this family. They had the following children: i. Samuel James. Born on 8 Nov 1831. 17 ii. John Allen (1834-1910) iii. Elizabeth Ann. Born on 18 Mar 1836. 18 iv. William Benjamin (1839-1894) 10. Elizabeth Shawn. Born on 5 Mar 1813 in Maryland. 35 Elizabeth died in Kent Island, Maryland on 24 Jun 1897; she was 84. On 5 Feb 1836 when Elizabeth was 22, she married Thomas Tanner,36 son of unknown Tanner & unknown, in Rev. Storks.37 Born in 1806.38 Refer to Volume II (p. 114) for further information about this family.

--36-- They had the following children: i. Cornelius. Born in 1836. ii. Elizabeth. Born in 1838. iii. William P., born in 1841. William P. died in Kent Island, Md. in Sep 1898; he was 57.39 Occupation: Farmer. William’s obituary reads: “William P. Tanner, a prominent farmer of Kent Island, ended his life on Monday last by hanging himself in the barn on the farm. Burial in the family burying ground on the ‘Thos. Carter Home Farm. He was the son of Thomas and Elizabeth (Shawn) Tanner, born on the lower part of the Island in 1841. About 1877 he sought in marriage Miss Hester A. Carter, whose father was Richard Thomas Carter. Member of the Episcopal church. The Tanner family has long been numbered with the leading ones of Maryland. One John William Tanner, who came to America early in the seventeenth century was a skilled mechanic. His son, Philemon, grandfather of or subject, was born on Kent Island, and here occurred the birth of Thomas Tanner in 1806. His children were named as follows: Cornelius, Elizabeth, William P., Eliza, Susan, Emma, and Ella. The last mentioned died unmarried, but Susan is the wife of Jas. R. Legg, of this locality; and Emma married James H. Cockey. William Tanner, an uncle of our subject, never married.”40 William P. married Hester A. Carter. iv. Eliza. Born in 1842. 19 v. Susanna (1844-1930) vi. Emeline “Emma,”41 born in 1846. Emeline “Emma” married James H. Cockey. vii. Ella. 11. Benjamin W. Shawn. Born in Mar 1819. Benjamin W. married Elizabeth W. Harris(?). They had the following children: John P., born in 1847; J. J., born in 1856; Emma, born in 1851; Eglora, born in 1852; Anna, born in 1860; Samuel R., born in 1862; James H., who died in Sep 1924.42 His obituary reads: “James H. Shawn at one time a well known farmer of the Sixth District, but for many years a resident of Baltimore, died at his home in that city last Saturday. he was eighty years old. He was the son of the late Benjamin Shawn, of this county. He is a cousin of William T. Shawn, of Centreville. Funeral services were held Tuesday.”43 Refer to Volume II (p. 115) for further information about this family.

Fifth Generation

12. Pere G. Shawn.44 Born in 1831 in Maryland.45 Pere G. died in Gloucester Co., Virginia in 1889; he was 58. Occupation: Carpenter (1850 census). On 16 Feb 1858 when Pere G. was 27, firstmarried Frances Kelley.46 Frances died on 12 Oct 1855 in Centreville, Maryland.47 He second married Zilliah Leatherbury Peters, daughter of William Peters & Catherine Phillips, in Queen Anne’s Co., Maryland, Rev. Jordan.48 Born on 16 Sep 1840 in Maryland. Zilliah Leatherbury died in Mathews Co., Virginia on 24 May 1917; she was 76. Refer to Volume II (pp. 116, 133) for further information about this family. They had the following children: 20 i. Samuel Thomas (1857-1932) 21 ii. Sarah Catherine “Kate” (1860-1957) 22 iii. Walter M. (1862-1940) 23 iv. Joseph H. (1867-1952) 24 v. William F. (1869-1902) 13. Samuel Charles Shawn.49 Born in 1832 in Maryland.50 Samuel Charles died in Centreville, Maryland on 27 Dec 1904; he was 72.51 Buried in Church Hill Cemetery. On 5 Jul 1855 when Samuel Charles was 23, he married Mary Jane Nally,52 daughter of Richard B. Nally & Mary A. Keenan (1810-1882).53 Mary Jane was born in 1835.54 and died in Prices Station, Maryland on 19 Apr 1883; she was 48.55 According to family records Samuel and Mary Nally Shawn are said to buried in Church Hill Cemetery on the Eastern Shore. The only are corner posts. The cemetery records were lost in a fire. Refer to Volume II (p. 116) for further information about this family. They had the following children: i. Charles R.,56 born in 1856 in Maryland57 and died in New York in 1888; he was 32.68 ii. Emma,58 born in 1859 in Centreville, Maryland.59 Emma married Safford(?). 25 iii. Samuel Dey (1861-1897) 26 iv. Carrie Jane (1865-1931) 27 v. Mary Jane “Mollie” (1867-) 28 vi. Liley G. (1870-) 29 vii. Benjamin Franklin (1876-1964) 14. James Henry Shawn.40 Born on 3 Jan 1836 in Maryland. James Henry died on 5 Aug 1904; he was 68. James --37-- Henry married Mary Ann Ross. Born on 18 Apr 1835. Mary Ann died in home of J. H. Carter, Queenstown, MD on 7 Aug 1916; she was 81. Buried in Chesterfield Cemetery, Centreville, MD. Mary Ann’s obituary reads: “Mary Ann Shawn, widow of the late James H. Shawn, died at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Carter, near Queenstown, last Monday evening of general debility. She was 81 years old. Before her marriage the deceased was a Miss Ross of Philadelphia. Her husband died twelve years ago. besides a brother, Alexander Ross of Chester, PA, she leaves the following sons and a daughter: Charles E. Shawn, H. D. Shawn and S. R. Shawn, of Queen Anne’s County; W. J. Shawn of Denton; and Mrs. Charles E. Bishop of Wilmington. Inter- ment in Chesterfield Cemetery. The pallbearers were: Messrs. James H. Carter, Joseph W. Carter, James E. Holden, William E. Roe, C. E. Bishop and C. T. Bishop.”60 Refer to Volume II (p. 116) for further information about this family. They had the following children: 30 i. Charles Elsworth (1852-1945) 31 ii. Harry David (1857-) 32 iii. Clara Elizabeth “Caddie” (1860-) 33 iv. William James (1865-1940) v. E. Sappinton died on 31 Aug 1952. E. Sappinton first married Mary A.. Born in 1875. Mary A. died in 1913; she was 38. E. Sappinton second married Margaret McHugh. 15. Joseph Benjamin Shawn.61 Born in 1839 in Maryland.62 Joseph Benjamin died in home of Wm. T. Shawn, Burrisville, MD on 12 Jul 1907; he was 68.63 Buried in Chesterfield Cemetery, Centreville, MD. Religion: Method- ist Episcopal. Joseph Benjamin married Elizabeth. They had the following children: William A., Elsworth, and a daughter who married John Davis.64 Refer to Volume II (p. 116) for further information about this family. 16. William T. Shawn.65 Born on 6 Apr 1846 in Harper Farm, Queen Anne’s Co., Maryland.66 William T. died in Centreville, MD in Oct 1928; he was 82.67 Buried in Chesterfield Cemetery, Centreville, MD. Occupation: Farmer. Religion: Methodist Episcopal. William T. married Martha Ann Baxter,68 daughter of Samuel Baxter. Born in 1844. Refer to Volume II (p. 117) for further information about this family. They had the following children: Howard, born in 1870; William, who died in Jan 1908.69 Buried in Chesterfield Cemetery, Centreville, MD. Religion: Methodist Episcopal. William’s obituary reads: “William Shawn, aged 27 years, son of Mr. and Mrs. William T. Shawn, of near Burrisville, died on Tuesday last of a brief illness. Funeral services held at Centreville Methodist Episcopal Church. Interment in Chesterfield Cemetery.” 70 17. John Allen Shawn. Born on 15 Jun 1834. John Allen died in Ridgely, Caroline Co., Maryland on 18 Jul 1910; he was 76. Buried on 21 Jul 1910 in Centreville Cemetery, Maryland. John Allen married Anna Rebecca Stevens, daughter of James Stevens. Anna Rebecca died on 28 Jul 1919 in home of Mrs. Howard Breeding, Hickory, Virginia. Buried in Chesterfield Cemetery, Centreville, Maryland. They had the following children: i. Julia. Julia married Steven Breeding. ii. Noble “Jack”. Born on 11 Apr 1890 in Queen Anne’s Co., Maryland.71 Noble “Jack” died in St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, Ann Arbor, Michigan in Apr 1972; he was 81.72 Buried in Olive Branch Cemetery, Portsmouth, Virginia. Occupation: Detroit Edison lineman. On 24 Jun 1922 when Noble “Jack” was 32, he married Madeline Mahoney, in Portsmouth, Virginia. iii. James. 18. William Benjamin Shawn. Born on 2 Nov 1839. William Benjamin died on 31 Aug 1894; he was 54.73 On 10 Nov 1864 when William Benjamin was 25, he married Susan Ann Legg, daughter of Henry Clayland Legg (1815- 1885) & Ann Benton (-1852). Born on 12 Aug 1843 in Kent Island, Maryland. Susan Ann died in Home of son, John B. Shawn, Kent Island, Maryland in Apr 1926; she was 82. Buried in Chesterfield Cemetery, Centreville, Maryland. Refer to Volume II (p. 118) for further information about this family. They had the following children: i. Henry Pere Gynne. Born on 30 Aug 1865. Henry Pere Gynne died on 15 Jul 1867. ii. Ann Cecilia Buena Vista. Born on 10 Jul 1867. Ann Cecilia Buena Vista died on 6 Jun 1944; she was 76. Occupation: Nurse at Bancroft School, Haddonfield, NJ. Ann Cecilia Buena Vista married J. Lemuel Bryan Capt.,74 son of Louis Bryan & S. A.. Born on 13 Oct 1847 in Kent Island, MD. J. Lemuel died in Stevensville, MD in Mar 1916; he was 68. Occupation: Ship’s Captain (freight). Lemuel’s obituary reads: “Capt. J. Lemuel Bryan of Kent Island, died at his home near Stevensville Wednesday. He was in his sixty ninth year. He was a son of the late Louis and S. A. Bryan and was born and reared on kent Island. For a number of years he ran a freighting vessel between Kent Island and Baltimore. he was twice married. His first wife was Miss Ellen Legg, daughter of the late Henry C. Legg. He is survived by his second wife who was Miss Vista Shawn. He also leaves a --38-- son by his first wife, Capt. Norman L. Bryan, and three granddaughters, the Misses Breeding, and one sister, Miss C. Lynda Bryan.”75 iii. Evalina Legg. Born on 5 Sep 1868. Evalina Legg died on 12 Jul 1869. 34 iv. Estella Legg (1870-1934) v. Julia Etta Coleman. Born on 5 Oct 1871. Julia Etta Coleman died on 8 Mar 1873. vi. Susan Elizabeth. Born on 6 Mar 1873. Susan Elizabeth died in Home of her brother, John B. Shawn, Love Point, Maryland on 27 Dec 1957; she was 84. Buried on 30 Dec 1957 in Chesterfield Cemetery, Centreville, Maryland. Occupation: Supt. of Nurses, PA State Hosp., Byberry, PA. Susan Elizabeth first married Kirby Baxter. Susan Elizabeth second married Albert Foley. 35 vii. Lillie Day (1875-1922) viii. John Benjamin. Born on 18 May 1878. John Benjamin died on 24 Sep 1961; he was 83. John Benjamin married Rosa Anna Chance. Born in 1881. Rosa Anna died in 1966; she was 85. 19. Susanna Tanner. Born in 1844 in Kent Island, MD. Susanna died in Mar 1930; she was 86. Susanna married James R. Legg. James R. died in Mar 1930. Their obituary dated March 20, 1930, reads: “Twice within four days a Kent Island home was visited by death last week, claiming as its victims the father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. James R. Legg, residents of Stevensville. Mr. Leg died Thursday night of last week. Funeral services were held Sunday morning. Sunday evening a few hours after the last rites were performed for the aged gentleman, Mrs. Legg, who had been his companion for more than half century followed him in death. Mr. Legg was born on Kent Island, eighty years ago, and was a son of the late Jacob C. Legg. He spent his entire life on the island, where he was recognized as a prominent and influential farmer. In early life he married Miss Susan Tanner, also of Kent Island. Several weeks ago he suffered a stroke of paralysis, which was the immediate cause of his death. Mrs. Legg was also a native of Kent Island, and she was born eighty four years ago. She was a daughter of the late Thomas Tanner and Elizabeth Shawn Tanner. Following her marriage to Mr. Legg, they continued to live on the farm for many years, but a few years ago retired, and moved to Stevensville. The deceased are survived by two sons - Archie Legg, of Kent Island, and Dr. Thomas Legg, of Baltimore County. They also leave five grandchildren. Funeral services were held at the Protestant Methodist Church and interment in Stevensville Cemetery. The pallbearers for both were: Charles Tolson, J. Fred Carter, H. P. Breeding, Harry Tolson, Charles W. Goodhand, and Barnes Legg.81 Susan and James had two children, Archie and Thomas.

Sixth Generation

20. Samuel Thomas Shawn. Born on 14 Feb 1857 in Centreville, Maryland. Samuel Thomas died in Mathews Co., Virginia on 19 Jan 1932; he was 74. On 22 Dec 1881 when Samuel Thomas was 24, he first married Mary Elizabeth STONE, daughter of John Stone (1832-1900) & Elizabeth Davis (-1891), in Mathews Co.VA. Born on 29 Sep 1862 in Fredericksburg, Spotsylvania Co., Virginia. Mary Elizabeth died in Mathews Co., Virginia on 17 May 1917; she was 54. Refer to Volume II (p. 119) for further information about this family. They had the following children: 36 i. Nora Lee (1882-1953) 37 ii. Floyd Randolph (1887-1956) 38 iii. Charles Leslie (1895-1969) 39 iv. William Aubrey (1902-) After 1931 when Samuel Thomas was 73, he second married Lucy Winder, daughter of Edward WINDER & S. E., in Mathews Co .VA. Born in 1869 in Mathews Co .VA. 21. Sarah Catherine “Kate” Shawn. Born on 16 Sep 1860. Sarah Catherine “Kate” died on 24 Apr 1957; she was 96.76 On 27 Dec 1882 when Sarah Catherine “Kate” was 22, she married George Edward Hunt. Born on 12 Jul 1857. George Edward died on 11 Nov 1947; he was 90.77 They had the following children: 40 i. Lottye Mae (1883-1983) ii. Lemuel. Lemuel married Dana Diggs.78 41 iii. Edgar (1896-) 22. Walter M. Shawn. Born in 1862. Walter M. died in St. Luke’s Hospital, Richmond, VA on 13 Sep 1940; he was 78.79 Buried in Trinity Cemetery. Occupation: Mercantile businessman, postmaster. Religion: Baptist. On 26 Dec 1888 when Walter M. was 26, he first married Virginia E. “Jenny” DAVIS, in Mathews Co .VA. Born in 1863 in Mathews Co .VA. Virginia E. “Jenny” died in Mathews Co .VA on 28 Dec 1915; she was 52. Walter M. second

--39-- married Bertha in Redart, Mathew’s Co., VA. Born in 1854. Bertha died in 1958; she was 104. Refer to Volume II (pp. 120, 136) for further information about this family. Walter and Jenny had the following children: 42 i. Estelle (1901-1988) 43 ii. Lessie 44 iii. Linwood C. (1893-1953) iv. Lola Mae. Born on 18 Nov 1899. Lola Mae died on 24 Mar 1900.80 23. Joseph H. Shawn. Born in Oct 1867.81 Joseph H. died on 19 May 1952; he was 84.82 Buried in Forest Lawn, Cemetery, Norfolk, VA.83 On 26 Dec 1881 when Joseph H. was 14, he married Annie C. Hurst, in Mathews Co., VA. 84 Born in Sep 1867.85 Annie C. died in Norfolk, VA on 24 Aug 1928; she was 60.86 Buried in Forest Lawn Cemetery, Norfolk, VA.87 They had the following children: 45 i. Walter Luther (1893-1956) 46 ii. Perry J. (1889-1985) 47 iii. Clara Mae (1892-1958) 48 iv. Josephine “Josie” (1898-) v. Allie E.. Born on 13 Nov 1901. Allie E. died on 3 Feb 1988; he was 86. Occupation: Moyock, North Carolina.88 Allie E. married Virginia (surname unknown). Born in Jul 1913. Virginia died in Feb 1983; she was 69. 89 49 vi. Luther Boswell (1904-1973) 24. William F. Shawn. Born in Oct 1869. William F. died in Mar 1902; he was 32.90 A family story says that William and his son delivered the mail in between Gloucester and Mathews Cos., VA, just like William’s father in 1889. They stopped to let the horse have a rest at Cow Creek Mill Pond in Gloucester and were caught in a great flood. William and his son died of pneumonia soon after this. They are in the Shawn family cemetery near the old homeplace in Mathews Co. On 22 Mar 1892 when William F. was 22, he married Maggie Clark. They had one child: 50 i. Edith Myrtle 25. Samuel Dey Shawn. Born in 1861.91 Samuel Dey died in Chestertown, Maryland on 3 Jul 1897; he was 36. Buried in Church Hill, Maryland. Occupation: Livery Stable. On 21 Oct 1882 when Samuel Dey was 21, he married Catherine “Kate” V. Edsall, daughter of Jacob A. Edsall (1839-) & Anna W. (1842-). Born in 1865 in New York.92 Catherine “Kate” V. died in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1928; she was 63. Buried in Church Hill, Maryland. Refer to Volume II (p. 120) for further information about this family. They had the following children: 51 i. Clarence Edsall (1885-1960) 52 ii. Franklin Denwood (1886-1954) 53 iii. George Wilson (1888-1975) iv. Raymond Dey. Born on 6 May 1895 in Maryland. Raymond Dey died in Rural Denton, Caroline Co., Maryland on 29 Dec 1951; he was 56. Buried in Church Hill, Md. Occupation: Night watchman, Police. Raymond Dey married unknown. Refer to Volume II (p. 120) for further information about this family. v. Samuel Charles. Born in 1896 in Maryland. Samuel Charles died in France on 8 Aug 1918; he was 22.93 Buried in National Cemetery at Lamekill, Philadelphia, PA.94 Refer to Volume II “Historical Sketches” for further information about this family. 26. Carrie Jane Shawn.95 Born in 1865.96 Carrie Jane died in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on 9 Feb 1931; she was 66. Buried in Church Hill Cemetery, Church Hill, MD.97 Carrie’s obituary reads: “Carrie Lane, sixty four years old, widow of the late John Lane, and a former resident of this county (Queen Anne’s), died at her home in Philadelphia last Saturday morning. She was born in this county and was a daughter of the late Samuel C. Shawn. When a young woman she married the late John Lane and for many years they lived at Ridgely. They later moved to Philadelphia where Mr. Lane died several years ago. She is survived by one son, Clarence Lane, and a daughter, Miss Evelyn Lane, both of Philadelphia. She also leaves one sister, Mrs. Mollie Wesley, of Centreville, and a brother, Benjamin F. Shawn, of New York. Funeral services were held in Philadelphia and the remains were brought to Church Hill for interment in Church Hill Cemetery.”98 On 27 Apr 1885 when Carrie Jane was 20, she married John Emory Lane. John Emory died on 15 Nov 1926 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. They had the following children: Evelyn Mae, born on 31 May 1896, died in Philadel-

--40-- phia, PA in Mar 198299—she married Harry Anson.; unknown child, born on 11 Dec 1887, died on 16 Dec 1887; Clarence Frederick Nally, born on 16 Jun 1890, died on 3 Apr 1941. 27. Mary Jane “Mollie” Shawn.100 Born in 1867.101 Mary Jane “Mollie” first married Samuel Charles Walls, son of Charles Rigby Walls, Judge (1860-1915) & Elizabeth Barcus. Occupation: Merchant in Price, MD.102 They had the following children: 54 i. Samuel Charles (S. Charles) (1891-1949) 55 ii. Ida Gertrude Mary Jane “Mollie” second married John Wesley. 28. Liley G. Shawn.103 Born in 1870.104 Liley G. married Michael Volz. Michael died in Aug 1925.105 Michael’s obituary reads: “Michael Volz, for many years Superintendent of the Brotherhood Wine Company, of New York, died Thursday night at his home, 82nd Street and13th Avenue, Brooklyn, NY. He was about fifty-five years old. Thirty years ago Mr. Volz married Miss Lily Shawn, of this county (Queen Anne’s, MD), a daughter of the late Samuel C. Shawn and they have since resided in Brooklyn. Besides his widow, he leaves one daughter, Mrs. Richard Heisli\up, of Brooklyn, and two granddaughters: Misses Anita and Gladys Heislup. Mrs. Volz is a sister of Mrs. Mollie Wesley, of Centreville.”106 They had one child: 56 i. daughter 29. Benjamin Franklin Shawn.107 Born on 25 Mar 1876 in Church Hill, Maryland.108 Benjamin Franklin died in New York in Mar 1964; he was 87.109 He had one child named Adele. 30. Charles Elsworth Shawn. Born in 1852. Charles Elsworth died in 1945; he was 93. Charles Elsworth married Emma Benenia Whitman. Born in 1853. Emma Benenia died on 26 Aug 1952; she was 99. They had the following children: 57 i. Frances Elma (1894-1932) ii. Natalie. Born on 19 Sep .(date unknown). In Nov 1908 Natalie married George Nelson Pennyman, in St. John’s Episcopal Church, Mt. Washington, MD. “Nov 27, 1908 A wedding of interest to many folks in Queen Anne’s county took place Thursday afternoon at St. John’s Episcopal Church, Mt. Washington, when Miss Natalie Shawn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Shawn, of Baltimore, formerly of this county, became the bride of Mr. George Nielson Penniman. Her attendant was her sister, Miss Benenia Wittman Shawn. Mr. Joseph roger Ozmon, of Baltimore, was best man. Immediately after the ceremoney a reception was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Penniman, brother and sister-in-law of the groom.”110 58 iii. Wendall Elsworth (1898-1963) iv. Benenia Whitman. Born on 15 Oct 1900. Benenia Whitman married George Harvy Porter. 59 v. Marion Agusta (1903-) vi. Kathryn Harrison. Born in 1906. Kathryn Harrison died in 1924; she was 18. 31. Harry David Shawn. Born on 29 Oct 1857. Harry David died on 5 April 1941. From an unknown (MD) newspaper clipping, we read: “Harry D. Shawn Rites Held On Last Tuesday “Life-Long Resident of County Was Prominent In Community “A large number of friends and admirers of the late Harry D. Shawn their respects to the memory of the prominent and popular farmer of Carmichael last Tuesday afternoon from the home of his son, Gordon Shawn. Death came to Mr. Shawn last Saturday after an attack of pneumonia. He was seventy-three years of age. Three children survive the beloved citizen: Merton and Gordon Queenstown, and Mrs. Franklin Holden of Easton. Two brothers: S.R. Shawn, and Charles Shawn, both of Baltimore survive as does one sister, Mrs. C.E. Bishop of Wilmington, Delaware. “The funeral services were held at 2 pm on Tuesday, the Reverend Flater officiating. The pallbearers were: Charles Butler, H.B. Hammond, James B. Algernon Carter, J. Tilghman Bishop and Richardson Davidson.” Harry David married Mary E. Bell, daughter of Henry Bell (1815-1899). Born on 14 Feb 1856. Mary E. died in Jul 1918; she was 62. They had the following children: 60 i. Merton Ross (Twin) (1897-1955) 61 ii. Gordon Lee (Twin) (1897-1980) 62 iii. Nettie Mae Cole (1910-)

--41-- 32. Clara Elizabeth “Caddie” Shawn. Born on 23 Aug 1860. Clara Elizabeth “Caddie” married Charles E. Bishop.111 They had the following children: i. Alice. Born on 22 Sep . Alice died on 5 Dec 1961. 63 ii. Charles Bradford (1892-1958) iii. Emily. Born on 22 May 1894. Emily married Walter McElwee. 64 iv. Eleanor (1896-) v. Avis Shawn. Born on 8 Apr . On 20 Nov 1943 Avis Shawn married Parker D. Phillips. vi. Harry. Harry married Alice. 33. William James Shawn. Born on 12 Jun 1865 in Maryland. William James died in 1940; he was 74. William James married Laura Jane Bishop. Born on 8 Sep 1867. Laura Jane died in 1934; she was 66. They had the following children: i. James Bradford. Born on 26 May 1895. James Bradford died on 23 Aug 1966; he was 71. On 14 Feb 1918 when James Bradford was 22, he first married Sara Mable Cullen. Born on 20 Nov 1899. Sara Mable died in 1952; she was 52. On 6 Jun 1962 when James Bradford was 67, he second married Alice Brumbaugh Dove. 65 ii. Charles William (1897-1950) 66 iii. George Beaven (1899-1982) 67 iv. Mary Southard (1901-1990) 34. Estella Legg Shawn. Born on 10 Mar 1870. Estella Legg died on 3 Oct 1934; she was 64. On 23 Dec 1896 when Estella Legg was 26, she married Ralph Edward Lane, in M. P. Parsonage, Kent Island, Maryland.112 They had the following children: i. Clara Anne. Born on 23 Jun 1898. ii. William Benjamin. Born on 20 Jul 1900. iii. Susan Anne Elizabeth. Born on 16 May 1903. iv. Henry Peregrine. Born on 11 Sep 1905. 68 v. Rose Thelma (1922-) 35. Lillie Day Shawn. Born on 16 Feb 1875 in Queen Anne’s Co., Maryland. Lillie Day died on 31 Jan 1922; she was 46. Occupation: housewife. Religion: Methodist. On 6 Feb 1895 when Lillie Day was 19, she married William James Nelson, in Queen Anne’s Co., Maryland. Born on 29 Oct 1872. William James died on 18 Oct 1931; he was 58. Buried in Stevensville, Maryland. William’s obituary reads: “William J. Nelson, formerly of Queenstown, this county (Queen Anne’s, MD), died at his home in Baltimore last Saturday night. He was fifty nine years old. He was born in this county and was a son of the late Thomas Nelson and Ema Benton nelson. For a number of years he resided near Queenstown, where he engaged in farming. In early life he married Miss Lillie Shawn, of this county. She died several years ago. He is survived by three sons and three daughters, John Nelson and James Nelson, of New York; Lemuel Nelson and Mrs. Susan Sandusky, of Baltimore; Mrs. Jeannette Forster, of Baltimore, and Miss Oscella Nelson, of New York. He also leaves two brothers: W. K. Nelson and Ridgeway Nelson, of Centreville, and two half brothers, Edward and Laurence Quinn, of Queenstown.”113 They had the following children: i. Lillie Isabella (Twin). Born on 15 Dec 1895 in Kent Island, Maryland. Lillie Isabella died on 23 Oct 1897; she was 1. “Lillie Isabella Nelson was a twin to Jeannette. She pulled a kettle of scalding water from the stove and was burned to death. Buried on Kent Island.” 69 ii. Willie Jeannette (Twin) (1895-) 70 iii. Susan Emily (1897-1968) iv. Wm. Thomas Lemuel. Born on 13 Jan 1900. Occupation: Fireman. Wm. Thomas Lemuel married Helen. v. John Benjamin. Born on 5 Feb 1902. 71 vi. Ocella Legg (1903-1976) vii. James Richard Legg. Born on 5 Jun 1905. James Richard Legg married Lena. 72 viii. John Woodrow (1916-)

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36. Nora Lee Shawn. Born in Oct 1882. Nora Lee died on 6 Feb 1953; she was 70. Nora Lee’s obituary reads: Mrs. “Nora Lee Shawn Hodges, Age 69, wife of JOHN IRA HODGES of 165 Carrollton Road, died February 6, 1953 at 11:20 pm in a Norfolk hospital after a short illness. A native of Mathews County, she lived in Norfolk for 50 years. She was a daughter of the late SAMUEL T. and MRS. MARY ELIZABETH STONE SHAWN. She was a member of the Macedonia Baptist Church, Mathews. Besides her husband, surviving are 1 daughter, Mrs. MARY H. GRAVES; sons, BERTRAND I. HODGES, RELMOND A. HODGES and ORVILLE L. HODGES, Norfolk; 3 brothers, WILLIAM A. SHAWN of Norfolk, FLOYD R. SHAWN and LESLIE SHAWN, both of Mathews County; 8 grandchildren and 1 great grandchild. Funeral services will be conducted at the Hollomon-Brown Funeral Home Sunday, February 8, 1953 at 2:00 pm by Rev A. IRVIN pastor of Wesley Memorial Methodist Church. Burial will be in Forest Lawn Cemetery. Pallbearers: P.J. SHAWN, W.L. SHAWN, L.B. SHAWN, H.O. DENNIS, J.K. JARVIS, J.E. HODGES, H.W. HODGES and C.V. SHAWN.”114 Nora Lee married John Ira HODGES, son of John Thomas HODGES (1850-1943) & Sarah Elizabeth RICHARDSON (1851-1936). Born on 28 Apr 1881 in Mathews Co.VA. John Ira died in Norfolk, VA on 19 Sep 1959; he was 78.115 They had the following children: 73 i. Relman 74 ii. Carlton Lee iii. Bertrum. iv. Orville. v. Tootsie. Tootsie first married unknown. Tootsie second married Rowe. 75 vi. Mary 37. Floyd Randolph Shawn. Born on 17 Mar 1887. Floyd Randolph died on 10 Aug 1956; he was 69. Family historian Mary Godsey tells this tale of Floyd: “Sometime in the 1930’s Floyd and his brother Leslie were hauling logs from Mathews Co. to Cape Fear River in NC. They went by steamer with their steers. When they got to Cape Fear the people did not want them there and poisioned the grass along the road. The steers died.”116 Floyd Randolph first married Lula Hodges. Born on 23 Oct 1888. Lula died on 23 Aug 1908; she was 20. They had one child, Lula Laura, born on 4 Nov 1908. On 21 Jun 1930 when Lula Laura was 21, she married Homer O. Dennis, in Macedonia Baptist Church, Foster, Virginia. Born in 1908. Homer O. died in Mary Immaculate Hospital, Newport News, Virginia on 30 Jan 1985; he was 77. Buried in H.C. Smither Cemetery, Hudgins, Virginia. Occupa- tion: York Co. Building Official. Religion: Baptist. Lula and Homer were married for 55 years. In June 1980, the couple celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversery and were featured in the local newspaper, the Gloucester-Mathews (VA) Gazette Journal. The article reads: “Mr. & Mrs. Homer O. Dennis Honored On 50th Annivesary “Mr. and Mrs. Homer O. Dennis of Yorktown, formerly of Mathews, were guests at a recent reception in honor of their fiftieth wedding anniversary. “The reception, held at Yorktown Baptist Church, was given by Mr. Mrs. F. Edwin Jarvis of Gloucester. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis were married June 21, 1930 in Macedonia Baptist Church, Foster. Mr. Dennis is retired from the Naval Weapons Station as York County Building Inspector. Mrs. Dennis is retired from the Yorktown post office. They have no children.” Floyd Randolph second married Mary Elva Sadler. Born on 13 Feb 1891. Mary Elva died on 11 Oct 1918; she was 27. Floyd Randolph third married Lillian Keyes. Born on 11 Jan 1891. Lillian died in Roanoke City, VA on 22 Feb 1992; she was 101.117 Buried in Trinity Cemetery, Foster, Virginia. Religion: Baptist. They had one child: 76 i. Phyllis 38. Charles Leslie Shawn. Born on 12 Feb 1895 in Mathews Co., Virginia. Charles Leslie died in Mathews Co., Virginia on 28 Apr 1969; he was 74.118 Charles Leslie first married Clemmie B. Atherton. Born in 1896. Clemmie B. died on 27 Apr 1930; she was 34. They had one child: 77 i. Charles Vincent (1918-) On 10 Sep 1931 when Charles Leslie was 36, he second married Mary Virginia Thurston, daughter of Melvin Thomas Thurston & Kate Sherman Hamill. Born on 10 Sep 1894.119 Mary Virginia died in Walter Reed Memorial

--43-- Hospital on 22 May 1985; she was 90.120 Religion: Baptist. Mary’s obituary reads: “A graveside funeral for Mrs. Mary Thurston Shawn, 91, of Mathews, will be held at 2 p.m. Friday in the Green Family Cemetery in the Glebe. She died Wednesday, May 22, 1985, in Walter Reed Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Shawn, a native of Mathews, was a member of Westville Baptist Church. She was the widow of Charles Leslie Shawn. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Hoover Cannon, and a son, Thurston Shawn, both of Mathews; a brother, Melvin Thurston, Jr. of Fredericksburg; and two grandchildren. The service will be conducted by the Rev. Roy Madison…”121 They had the following children: 78 i. Sylvia Thurston (1933-) ii. Charles Thurston. Born on 8 Dec 1934.122 Charles Thurston first married Laura WALTON. Born in Middlesex Co. VA. Charles Thurston second married Christine BROWN. Refer to Volume II (pp. 121) for further information about Charles. 39. William Aubrey Shawn. Born on 16 Jan 1902 in Mathews Co., VA.123 Occupation: Navy Ship Pilot.124 On 1 Apr 1922 when William Aubrey was 20, he first married Dorothy Dean FURLOUGH. Born in 1897. Dorothy Dean died in Norfolk, VA on 14 Jul 1936; she was 39. On 8 Jan 1938 when William Aubrey was 35, he second married Cora Virginia ROWE. Born in 1900. Cora Virginia died in Norfolk, VA on 6 Aug 1969; she was 69. They had one child, W. Eugene, whom they adopted. On 15 May 1971 when William Aubrey was 69, he third married Mildred Gertrude Coleson ODORN, in Norfolk, VA. Born on 1 May 1911 in Hertford Co., NC. Refer to Volume II (pp. 124, 136) for further information about this family. 40. Lottye Mae Hunt.125 Born on 28 Sep 1883. Lottye Mae died on 12 May 1983; she was 99. On 25 Oct 1905 when Lottye Mae was 22, she married Mason Hudgins. They had the following children: 79 i. Nancy W. (1910-) ii. G. Mason, born on 2 Jan 1920. In Oct 1948 when G. Mason was 28, he married Ann Williams. iii. Jeanette. 41. Edgar Hunt. Born in 1896. Edgar married Iola (eye-ola) Hargrave Whitmore.126 They had the following children: Miriam, who married William Smith, Jeanette, who married Owens, James, and Patty, who married Morgan. 42. Estelle Shawn. Born in 1901.127 Estelle died in Gloucester, VA on 12 Oct 1988; she was 87.128 Buried in Milford Cemetery, Moon VA. Estelle married Stanley Owens.Refer to Volume II (p. 126) for further information about this family. They had one child: 80 i. Shirley (1929-) 43. Lessie Shawn. Lessie married Calvin Thomas. They had one child, Walter L.129 44. Linwood C. Shawn.130 Born in 1893. Linwood C. died in 1953; he was 60. Linwood C. married Bernice Downs. Born on 14 Nov 1901. Bernice died in Gloucester, Gloucester Co., VA on 23 Feb 1984; she was 82. Bernice’s obituary reads: “Mrs. Bernice Downs Shawn, 82, of Mathews, died Thursday, February 23, 1984, in Walter Reed Convalescent Center, Glouceter. She was the widow of Linwood Shawn. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Virginia S. Greene of Hallieford; a son, Charles D. Shawn of Mathews; two brothers, Ulys Downs and Liston Downs of Norfolk; four grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.” Linwood Shawn’s obituary reads:: “Tuesday, January 27, 1953. LINWOOD CHARLES SHAWN, Mathews, January 26 - Age 58, well known farmer of Mathews died Sunday night, January 24, 1953 at Riverside Hospital, Newport News, VA. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. BERNICE MAE SHAWN; a son, CHARLES D. SHAWN; 1 daughter, Mrs. CECIL GREENE JR, all of Mathews; 3 2 sisters, Mrs. KELVIN THOMAS of Hilton Village and Mrs. STANLEY Boone. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, January 28, 1953 at pm at Foster’s Funeral Home, Blakes with the Rev E.J. NOTTINGHAM III the Rev. J.C. DUGGER of Hilton Village, officiating. Burial will be the Mathews Methodist Cemetery on Queens Creek. He was a member of Noaman Tribe No 111, Improved Order of Red Men, Port Haywood, and a long resident of Mathews County.” They had the following children: 81 i. Beulah Virginia 82 ii. Charles D.

45. Walter Luther Shawn.131 Born in Jan 1893. Walter Luther died on 28 May 1956; he was 63. Buried in Forest Lawn Cemetery, Norfolk, VA. Walter had a launch service in Hampton Roads according to Shirley Shea (9/25/98). Walter Luther first married Mildred (surname unknown). Mildred died on 24 Mar 1940. --44-- They had the following children: 83 i. Margaret 84 ii. Walter Heath Walter Luther second married Virginia Fairbanks. They had the following children: 85 i. Walter H. 86 ii. Cleo (1942-1994) iii. Barbara. Barbara married Everett. 87 iv. Frankee v. Margaret. 46. Perry J. Shawn Capt.132 Born on 28 Mar 1889 in Mathews Co., Virginia. Perry J. died in Virginia Beach, Virginia on 28 Oct 1985; he was 96. Buried in Forest Lawn Cemetery, Norfolk, VA. Occupation: Captain in Mer- chant Marine. Religion: Methodist. Perry Shawn’s obituary reads: “Capt. Perry J. Shawn. A funeral for Capt. Perry J. Shawn, 96, of Virginia Beach, will be at 11 am today in Bayside Chapel of Hollomon-Brown Funeral Home. He Monday, October 28, 1985 in a Virginia Beach hospital. Capt. Shawn was a native of Mathews County, but had resided at Beach since 1928. He was a retired merchant marine captain; a member Epworth United Methodist Church, Norfolk and the Wesleyman’s Bible Class. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Lillian Barrett of Virginia Beach, son, Perry Lee Shawn of Anderson, S.C., a brother, Allie E. Shawn of Moyock, N.C.; four grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. The service will be conducted by the Rev. Dr. W.R. Petre, pastor of Epworth Church. Burial will be in Forest Lawn Cemetery.133 Perry J. married Bertha Dew. Born on 5 Oct 1891 in West Point. Bertha died in Bayside Hospital, Virginia Beach, Virginia on 3 Jul 1983; she was 91.134 Buried on 7 Jul 1983 in Forest Lawn Cemetery, Norfolk, Virginia. They had the following children: i. Lillian, who married Buzz Barrett. 88 ii. Perry Leigh (-1987) 47. Clara Mae Shawn.135 Born in May 1892. Clara Mae died on 3 Aug 1958; she was 66. Buried in Riverside Cemetery. Clara Mae married Samuel Major. They had the following children: i. Mildred. Mildred married (unknown) Mills. ii. Samuel. Samuel married Eloise. Born in 1922. Eloise died on 14 Sep 1898. Buried in Riverside Cemetery. iii. William. Born in 1913. William died on 8 Apr 1992; he was 79. William married Jessie. 48. Josephine “Josie” Shawn.136 Born in Feb 1898. Josephine “Josie” married Creecy. They had one child, Frances. 49. Luther Boswell Shawn.137 Born in 1904. Luther Boswell died on 6 Jul 1973; he was 69. Buried in Riverside Cemetery. Luther Boswell married Iva May Marker. Born on 13 Feb 1907. They had one child: 89 i. Luther (1928-) 50. Edith Myrtle Shawn. In 1914 Edith Myrtle married Clarence Davis. Edith’s obituary reads: “Mrs. Edith S. Davis of 100 Richards Ave., died yesterday in Memorial Hosptial. She was born in Mathews, VA, a daughter of the late William and Margaret Clark Shawn. Her husband, Clarence A. Davis, whom she married June 30, 1916 in Baltimore, MD preceded her in death. Mrs. Davis ws member of the Christ Episcopal Church. Surviving is a son, Dr. James C. Davis of Winchester and a daughter, Dorothy Lee LaSerte of Vienna, VA. She was the last member of her immediate family. A funeral srvice will be conducted Monday at 11 am at Christ Church by the Rev. David Knight. Pallbearers wil be Charles S. DeHaven, James R. Snider, Robert H. Allen, Edwin R. Glaize, H.D. Lovett and John C. Blackburn. Burial will be in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Friends will be received tomorrow afternoon from 2 to 4 o’clock at Jones Funeral Home.”138 They had the following children: 90 i. James Clark ii. Dorothy Lee. Dorothy Lee married Robert LaSerte. 51. Clarence Edsall Shawn. Born in 1885 in Prices Station, Maryland. Clarence Edsall died in Peoria, Illinois on 28 Apr 1960; he was 75. Buried on 30 Apr 1960 in St. Mary’s Cemetery, Peoria, Illinois. Religion: Roman Catholic. On 17 Apr 1911 when Clarence Edsall was 26, he married Alice Virginia Cookson, daughter of Joseph Cookson (1862-1925) & Mary E. Welsh (1860-1923). Born on 1 Jul 1885 in Littlestown, Pennsylvania. Alice Virginia died in

--45-- St. Francis Hospital, Peoria, Illinois on 23 Apr 1953; she was 67. Buried on 26 Apr 1953 in St. Mary’s Cemetery, Peoria, Illinois. Occupation: House. Religion: Roman Catholic. Alice’s obituary reads: “Mrs. Alice V. Shawn, 67, of 108 Euclid Avenue, Peoria Heights, wife of Clarence E. Shawn, died at 8:18pm Thursday at St. Francis Hospital where she had been a patient since April 13. Mrs. Shawn was born near Littletown, Pa., July 1, 1885, a daughter of Joe and Mary Welsh Cookson. She was a member of St. Thomas Catholic Church and the Rosary society of the parish. Surviving are her husband; three sons, Clarence J. Shawn of Peoria, Robert Shawn of Dayton, Oregon, and John Shawn, now serving with the armed forces in Korea; two daughters, Mrs. Agnes Kapraun of Henry, Illinois and Mrs. Mary Engelbrecht of Bellevue, and six grandchil- dren.”139 They had the following children: 91 i. Agnes Catherine (1913-1984) ii. Clarence Joseph. Born on 13 Feb 1915 in Galena, Illinois. Clarence Joseph died on 21 May 1989; he was 74.140 iii. John Randolph. Born on 2 Feb 1917 in Lincoln, Nebraska. John Randolph died in Beatrice, Gage Co., Nebraska in Apr 1987; he was 70.141 John Randolph married Mae. iv. Mary Reta (Rita?). Born on 31 May 1921 in Sheridan, Wyoming. Mary Reta (Rita?) married Carl Engelbrecht. 92 v. Robert Benjamin (1922-1977) 52. Franklin Denwood Shawn Col.142 Born on 19 Apr 1886 in Prices Station, Maryland. Franklin Denwood died in Letterman Army Hospital, San Francisco, CA on 16 Jul 1954; he was 68. Occupation: U.S. Army. In 1910 when Franklin Denwood was 23, he married Mabel Caroline Stapf, in Philadelphia, PA. Born on 23 Oct 1888 in Philadel- phia, PA. Mabel Caroline died in Federal Way, Washington in 1978; she was 89. Buried in Presidio Cemetery, San Francisco, CA. Refer to Volume II (p. 126) for further information about this family. They had the following children: 93 i. Franklin Stapf (1916-1943) 94 ii. Margaret B. 95 iii. Anna Catherine (1914-1983) 53. George Wilson Shawn. Born on 11 Dec 1888 in Prices Station, MD. George Wilson died in Watch Hill Nursing Home, Westerly, R.I. on 4 Nov 1975; he was 86. Buried in River Bend Cemetery, Westerly, R.I. Occupation: Telegrapher. On 12 Aug 1910 when George Wilson was 21, he married Ellen Mae “Nellie” Ashton, in Philadelphia, PA. Born on 2 Mar 1891 in Philadelphia, PA.

They had the following children: 96 i. George Henry (1911-1984) ii. Samuel Charles. Born on 14 Jul 1913 in Philadelphia, PA. Christened in St. Luke’s Memorial P.E., Philadelphia, PA. Religion: Episcopal. Samuel served in the U. S. Army during World War II. His service record includes: Oct 1943-Jan 1946. Army Infantry, 29th Division, 115th Infantry, Co. C. Also in anti-tank company overseas May 1944-Jan 1946. On 15 Jul 1939 when Samuel Charles was 26, he married Sylvia Hilja Rindell, in Westerly, Rhode Island. Born on 25 Nov 1915 in Westerly, Rhode Island. 54. Samuel Charles (S. Charles) Walls. Born in 1891 in Prices Station, Maryland. Samuel Charles (S. Charles) died in 1949; he was 58. In 1913 when Samuel Charles (S. Charles) was 22, he married Agnes Durney. Born in 1893 in Wye Mills, MD. Agnes died in 1920; she was 27. Agnes’ obituary reads: “Agnes Durney Walls, 27, wife of S. Charles Walls, died from pneumonia. She was the dughter of Mr. & Mrs. William C. Durney and she was born in Wye Mills. She married Mr. Walls in 1913 and was a teacher in the public schools. Besides her husband and parents, she is survived by two children, S. Charles Jr. and Betty…”143 They had the following children: 97 i. Samuel Charles (S. Charles) (1914-1969) 98 ii. Betty 55. Ida Gertrude Walls. Born in Prices Station, Maryland. Ida Gertrude married Richard L. “Harry” Heaslip. Harry ran a drug store in Long Island. They had two daughters. 56. Daughter Volz. This daughter married Richard Heislup, and they had two daughters, Anita and Gladys.144 57. Frances Elma Shawn. Born in 1894. Frances Elma died in 1932; she was 38. Frances Elma married Edward O’Neil Rolph. Born in 1894. They had two children, Charles Edward and Natalie. 58. Wendall Elsworth Shawn.145 Born on 22 Oct 1898. Wendall Elsworth died on 25 Dec 1963; he was 65. Buried

--46-- in Chesterfield Cemetery, Centreville, MD. On 1 Nov 1920 when Wendall Elsworth was 22, he married Anna Gertrude McClyment, daughter of Henry C. McClyment & Annie Bishop. Born on 29 Sep 1900 in Wye Island, Queen Anne’s Co., Maryland. Anna Gertrude died in Memorial Hospital, Easton, Maryland on 29 Apr 1996; she was 95. Buried on 2 May 1996 in Chesterfield Cemetery, Centreville, Maryland. Education: H.S. (1919). Religion: United Methodist. Anna’s obituary reads: “Annie Gertrude ‘Trudy’ McClyment Shawn of Chester died Monday, April 29, 1996 at Memorial Hospital, Easton. She was 95. Born Sept. 29, 1900 at Wye Island in Queen Anne’s County, (MD), she was the daughter of the late Henry C. and Annie Bishop McClyment. A 1919 graduate of Centreville High School, she married Wendell Elsworth Shawn on Nov. 1, 1920. Mrs. Shawn and her husband managed several farms in Queen Anne’s County, the last being Pennyworth Farm at Stevensville. Mr. Shawn died Dec. 25, 1963. She was a member of Kent Island United Methodist Church. Mrs. Shawn is survived by a son, Wendell E. Shawn Jr., of Alexandia, Va; two daughters, Margaret S. Pusey of Laurel, Del. And Kathryn S. Thomp- son of Chester; four grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.” They had the following children: i. Margaret Whitman. Born on 29 Sep 1921. Margaret Whitman married James W. Pusey. 99 ii. Wendall Elsworth Jr. “Jack” (1923-) 100 iii. Katherine “Kay” 59. Marion Agusta Shawn. Born on 16 Oct 1903. Marion Agusta married John Jacob Moore. They had one child, Kathryn, who married Jim Whithead. 60. Merton Ross Shawn. Born on 1 Apr 1897. Merton Ross died on 6 Feb 1955; he was 57. On 30 Dec 1926 when Merton Ross was 29, he married Sara Ellen Mandrell. Born on 7 Jan 1904. Sara Ellen died on 18 Jul 1974; she was 70. They had the following children: i. Mary Bell (Stillborn). 101 ii. Mary Bell (2nd) (1931-) iii. Ellen Ross. Born on 25 Jun 1936. On 31 May 1957 when Ellen Ross was 20, she married Walter H. Herold. 102 iv. Sally (1943-) 61. Gordon Lee Shawn.146 Born on 1 Apr 1897 in Maryland. Gordon Lee died on 7 Jul 1980; he was 83.135 On 2 Jan 1932 when Gordon Lee was 34, he married Elizabeth Corinne McCollister, daughter of Charles McCollister & Mary Downs Tarr, in Church Hill, Maryland. Born on 5 Oct 1906 in Price, Maryland. Elizabeth Corinne died in Memorial Hospital, Easton, Maryland on 26 Apr 1988; she was 81. Buried on 29 Apr 1988 in Chesterfield Cem- etery, Centreville, Maryland. Religion: United Methodist. Refer to Volume II (p. 127) for further information about this family. They had the following children: i. Gladys Mae. Born on 10 Oct 1932. Gladys Mae died on 15 Apr 1956; she was 23. 103 ii. Betty Lee (1936-) 104 iii. Martha Ann (1938-) 62. Nettie Mae Cole Shawn. Born on 16 Jan 1910. On 9 Oct 1937 when Nettie Mae Cole was 27, she first married Franklin Holden. Born on 7 Jun 1912. Franklin died on 25 Sep 1955; he was 43. They had the following children: 105 i. David Harry (1944-) 106 ii. Thomas Franklin (1947-) On 14 Dec 1956 when Nettie Mae Cole was 46, she second married William Carroll. They were divorced in 1960. On 29 Oct 1966 when Nettie Mae Cole was 56, she third married Edward Goodhand. Born on 13 Oct 1906. 63. Charles Bradford Bishop. Born on 28 Jun 1892. Charles Bradford died on 17 Aug 1958; he was 66. On 30 Jun 1918 when Charles Bradford was 26, he married Laura Whitman. They had the following children: 107 i. William W. (1919-) 108 ii. Robert B. (1921-) 64. Eleanor Bishop. Born on 8 Apr 1896. Eleanor married Howard “Dick” Kurtz. They had the following children: 109 i. Carolyn B. 110 ii. Joann 111 iii. Eleanor Louise (1931-) 65. Charles William Shawn. Born on 6 Sep 1897. Charles William died in 1950; he was 52. Charles William --47-- married Ruth Satterfield. They had one child: 112 i. Charles William Jr. 66. George Beaven Shawn.147 Born on 2 Aug 1899. George Beaven died in Springfield, MA on 31 Jul 1982; he was 82. George Beaven married Mable Benson. Born on 11 Sep 1902. Mable died in Longmeadow, Hampden Co., MA on 2 Aug 1993; she was 90. They had the following children: 113 i. George Beaven Jr. ii. Robert Benson.148 Born on 23 Dec 1931. Robert Benson died in Rockville, Montgomery Co., MD in Sep 1983; he was 51. Robert Benson married Ruth. 114 iii. William 67. Mary Southard Shawn. Born on 27 Mar 1901 in Wye Island, Maryland. Mary Southard died in Caroline Nursing Home, Denton, Maryland on 17 Feb 1990; she was 88. Buried on 22 Feb 1990 in Denton Cemetery. Occupation: homemaker. Religion: Methodist. Mary Southard married Daniel Ralph Horsey. Born on 27 Aug 1900. Daniel Ralph died on 3 Oct 1965; he was 65. They had the following children: 115 i. William Hayward (1923-) 116 ii. Daniel Ralph (1926-) 117 iii. Mary Louise (1933-) 118 iv. James Bradford 119 v. Robert Ross (1937-) 68. Rose Thelma Lane. Born on 15 Sep 1922. Rose Thelma married Owens Lane. Owen served in the 8th Armoured Division during WWII, and was at the Battle of the Bulge. They had one child, Thomas. 69. Willie Jeannette Nelson. Born on 15 Dec 1895 in Kent Island, Maryland. On 20 Dec 1916 when Willie Jeannette was 21, she married George A. Forrest, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. They had the following children: John, George, Jr., and Mary. 70. Susan Emily Nelson. Born on 1 Jan 1897 in Kent Island, Maryland. Susan Emily died in Catskill, New York on 30 Jun 1968; she was 71. On 20 Dec 1916 when Susan Emily was 19, she married Alexander Sadowski. They had the following children: Elizabeth, who married BORLAND, and Leon. 71. Ocella Legg Nelson. Born on 15 Jan 1903. Ocella Legg died in Temple Hospital, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on 20 Feb 1976; she was 73. Buried on 25 Feb 1976 in Chesterfield Cemetery, Centreville, Maryland. Religion: Methodist. Ocella Legg first married Frank Delahay. They had one child: 120 i. Benjamin Francis (-1977) Ocella Legg second married Frank Kerst. 72. John Woodrow Nelson. Born on 15 Nov 1916. John Woodrow married Ruth. They had the following children: James and Patty.

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73. Relman Hodges. Relman married Inez. They had two children, Nora Lee and Relman. 74. Carlton Lee Hodges. Child: 121 i. name unknown 75. Mary Hodges. Mary first married Eugene Graves. They were divorced. They had one child, Lou Ann. Mary second married George Webster Callis. They had one child, Shawn Lee. Mary’s obituary reads: “Mrs. Mary Hodges Callis, 67, of Newport News, died Monday, January 1984 in Riverside Hospital. Mrs. Callis, a native of Norfolk, was a former resident of Mathews. Survivors include her husband, George Webster Callis; two Mrs. Lou Ann Mason of Aiken, South Carolina and Miss Shawn Lee Callis Newport News; a brother, Orville L. Hodges of Norfolk; four grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren. A funeral was held at 2pm Wednesday in Foster-Faulkner Funeral Home. The service was conducted by the Rev. C.G. Barkely of Yorktown Church, and the Rev. Clenton Ilderton. Burial was in H.C. Smither Cemetery, Hudgins. Pallbearers were Lloyd Hall, Martin Rainier, Harold Rainier, Tom David Mason and Steve Mason.”149 76. Phyllis Shawn. Phyllis married Walter Dickey. They had 6 children: Sandra Lee Dickey, Diane Shawn Dickey,

--48-- Becky Jane Dickey, Walter Hall Dickey Jr., Floyd Randolph Dickey, Phyllis Anne Dickey; brief mention in local newspaper is “Glimpses Into The Past Column from the Mathews (VA) Gazette Journal.150 We learn a little about Phyllis from the following brief mention in a local newspaper: “Glimpses Into the Past Column, 50 Years Ago, Thursday June 8, 1939: Members of the junior class of Lee-Jackson High School will entertain seniors of the school at a wiener roast and beach party at Buckroe Friday. Phyllis Shawn, president of the class, is directing for the trip.”151 77. Charles Vincent Shawn. Born on 11 Nov 1918. Charles Vincent married Florence White. Born in 1921. Florence died on 20 May 1982; she was 61. They had one child, Beverly Dianne, born in Jul 1955. Beverly Dianne married Terry Guidt. A snapshot-in-time glimpse of Charles is provided in a local newspaper clipping: “Glimpses Into the Past Column, 50 Years Ago: ...Charles V. Shawn left Mathews on Tuesday morning for induction and military training.”152 78. Sylvia Thurston Shawn. Born on 30 May 1933 in Mathews Co., VA. Religion: Baptist. On 20 Dec 1953 when Sylvia Thurston was 20, she married Herbert Hoover Cannon, son of Logan Bernard Cannon Sr. & Lola Bell Forrest, in Mathews Co., VA. Born on 22 Mar 1929 in Mathews Co., VA.153 Refer to Volume II, p. 240, for a genealogy of the family of Herbert Hoover Cannon. They had the following children: i. Mary Lola. Born on 1 Apr 1955 in York Co., VA. On 20 Dec 1973 when Mary Lola was 18, she married Kenneth Morgan Godsey,154 son of William Gordon, Sr. Godsey & Annie Louise Morgan, in Mathews Co., VA. Born on 9 May 1953 in Mathews Co., VA. Occupation: Engineer. Refer to Volume II (p. 128) for further information about this family. Refer to Volume II, p. 239, for a genealogy of the family of Kenneth Morgan Godsey.. ii. Sylvia Arlene. Born on 13 May 1958 in York Co., VA. 79. Nancy W. Hudgins.155 Born on 3 Jul 1910. On 26 Jun 1937 when Nancy W. was 26, she married Thomas Ball. They had the following children: Thomas H. and Courtney W. 80. Shirley Owens. Born on 29 Jan 1929. Shirley first married Howard Gwynn Sr.156 They had the following children: 122 i. Dianne 123 ii. Rita 124 iii. Gwendolyn “Gwen” 125 iv. Howard Carlton “Billy” v. James Stanley. Shirley second married Thomas Shea. 81. Beulah Virginia Shawn.157 On 1 Mar 1945 Beulah Virginia married Cecil ray Greene Jr., son of Cecil R. Greene. They were divorced in 1960. They had the following children: Ronnie, born in 1947; Eddie, born in 1952. 82. Charles D. Shawn. Charles D. married Mildred “Sweetie” Adams. They had the following children: Karen, born in 1950, and Cheryl, born in 1954.158 Refer to Volume II (p. 129) for further information about Charles. 83. Margaret Shawn.159 Margaret married Ebert. They had one child, Millie, who married Curling. 84. Walter Heath Shawn.160 Child, Walter Leigh II. 85. Walter H. Shawn. 161 Child: Walter Leigh III. 86. Cleo Shawn.162 Born in May 1942. Cleo died in Oct 1994; he was 52. Cleo married Sandy. They had the following children: Heather and Holly. 87. Frankee Shawn. 163 Frankee married Miller. They had the following children: Cary, Brian, and Heath. 88. Perry Leigh Shawn.164 Perry Leigh died in Jan 1987. Perry Leigh first married UNKNOWN. They had one child: 126 i. Barbara Perry Leigh second married Sara, Born on 8 Jul 1917 in Anderson, South Carolina. Sara died on 9 Mar 1988; she was 70. They had the following children: Richard, Douglas, and Linda. Linda married Samuel Ross. 89. Luther Shawn Jr.165 Born on 31 Oct 1928. On 9 Mar 1957 when Luther was 28, he married Betty Jo Brown, born on 30 Nov 1933. They had the following children: 127 i. Jeffery Scott 128 ii. Calvin Shane (1964-) 90. James Clark Davis Jr. Children: Margaret C. and Jeff Shawn. 91. Agnes Catherine Shawn. Born on 3 Jan 1913 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.166 Agnes Catherine died in St.

--49-- Margaret’s Hospital, Spring Valley, Illinois on 12 Jul 1984; she was 71. Buried on 16 Jul 1984 in Calvary Cemetery, Henry, Illinois. Occupation: Farm wife (nurse). Religion: Roman Catholic. On 18 Apr 1936 when Agnes Catherine was 23, she married Phillip Kapraun, son of Frank Kapraun & Christina Sendelbach, in St. Bernard’s Church, Peoria, Illinois. Born on 20 Mar 1897 in Henry, Illinois. Phillip died in St. Margaret’s Hospital, Spring Valley, Illinois on 22 Sep 1978; he was 81. Buried in Calvary Cemetery. Occupation: Farmer. Agnes’s obituary reads: “12 July 1984. Agnes C. Capraun, 71, of 210 Darrell St., died at 1 p.m. Thursday at St. Margaret’s Hospital, Spring Valley. Born 3 Jan 1913, in Philadelphia, to Clarence and Alice Cookson Shawn, she married Phillip Capraun in 1936. He died in 1978. One son and one brother also preceded her in death. Surviving are one son, Clarence Capraun of Lake Cicott, Indiana; two brothers, John Shawn of Beatrice, Neb., and Clarence J. Shawn of Los Angeles; one sister, Mary Englebrecht of Phoenix, Ariz.; and three grandchildren. She was a member of St. Mary’s Catholic Church, Henry, and its Altar and Rosary Society. Services will be at 10:30am Monday at St. Mary’s Catholic Church, the Rev. Walter A. Breuning officiating. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. Visitation is from 2 to 4pm and 6 to 8:30pm Sunday at Ries Mortuary, Henry. The rosary will be recited at 8.” They had the following children: Clarence (adopted); Francis R. (adopted), born on 8 Aug 1939 in Bloomington, Indiana. Francis R. was killed in a tractor accident in Henry, Illinois on 30 Aug 1972; he was 33. Buried in Calvary Cemetery. Occupation: Farmer. 92. Robert Benjamin Shawn. Born on 8 Apr 1922 in Sheridan, Wyoming.167 Robert Benjamin died in Veteran’s Hospital, Portland, Oregon on 7 May 1977; he was 55.168 Buried on 7 May 1977 in Body Donated to Oregon Medical School.169 Occupation: Milk delivery; retail ice cream store; warehouseman. Education: The St. Bernard School, (1936); Spalding Institute (1940). Religion: Roman Catholic. On 24 Nov 1945 when Robert Benjamin was 23, he first married Geraldine Theresia Pauli, daughter of Emil Jacob Pauli (1902-1986) & Theresia Walberga Willi (1904-1996), in St. Thomas Church, Peoria, Illinois. Born on 22 Nov 1923 in Peoria, Illinois. Christened on 11 Dec 1923 in St. Boniface, Peoria, Illinois.170 Geraldine Theresia died in Peoria, Illinois on 28 Sep 1949; she was 25.146 Buried on 1 Oct 1949 in Swan Lake Memorial Gardens, Peoria, Illinois. Occupation: Housewife. Religion: Roman Catholic. They had one child: i. Dennis “Eric” Michael. Born on 28 Sep 1949 in Peoria, Illinois. Christened on 16 Oct 1949 in St. Mark, Peoria, Illinois.171 Education: H.S. (1967), B.A. (1974), M.A. (1990), D.Min. (1995). Religion: Roman Catholic. On 7 May 1987 when Dennis “Eric” Michael was 37, he married Susan Belle Kerr, in St. Francis of Assisi Parish, Portland, Oregon. Eric is one of the co-authors of this genealogy. He also publishes a quarterly Shawhan-Shawn-Shahan Family Newsletter. On 28 Mar 1951 when Robert Benjamin was 28, he second married Marjorie Clara Rhein,172 daughter of George Michael Rhein (1892-) & Gladys Dorgan (1900-), in McMinnville, Oregon. Born on 19 Mar 1927 in Oysterville, Washington. Religion: Roman Catholic. Refer to Volume II (p. 129) for further information about this family. They had the following children: 129 i. Kathleen Marie (1952-) 130 ii. Kelly Patrick (1954-) iii. Brian Joseph. Born on 20 Apr 1955 in Salem, Oregon. Brian Joseph married Kathy ?. 131 iv. Sheila Maureen (1956-) 132 v. Kevin Gerard (1958-) 93. Franklin Stapf Shawn.173 Born on 5 Jul 1916 in Philadelphia, PA. After graduating from the U.S. Military Academy, West Point, NY., on 11 June 1940, he served in World War II and was killed in combat over the South Pacific on 15 Oct 1943; he was 27. Franklin is listed on the Memorial in Hawaii: Shawn, Franklin S. Maj HQ SQ 347 FIR GP Texas. On 23 Jul 1940 when Franklin Stapf was 24, he married Patricia Moore, in San Antonio, Texas. They had one child: 133 i. Franklin Denwood “Key” (1941-) 94. Margaret B. Shawn. Margaret B. first married Lee Blanco. They had one child: 134 i. Barbara Margaret B. second married Donald Lillie Smith. 95. Anna Catherine Shawn.174 Born in 1914. Anna Catherine died in 1983; she was 69. Anna Catherine married Harold Benjamin Wright. Occupation: Electrical Engineer. They had one child, Betty Anne, born in 1946. 96. George Henry Shawn.175 Born on 27 Oct 1911 in Calgary, Canada. George Henry died in Allen’s Nursing Home, W. Kingston, R.I. on 12 Jul 1984; he was 72. Buried in First Hopkinton Cemetery, Ashaway, R.I. On 1 Feb 1935 when George Henry was 23, he married Mary Louise Boocock, daughter of Maurice Boocock & Emma. Mary

--50-- Louise died in Jan 1977. Buried in First Hopkinton Cemetery. They had the following children: 135 i. Roger James (1937-) 136 ii. Ronald George (1935-1971) 137 iii. Ryan Wilson “Pudge” (1946-) 138 iv. Robert Maurice (1938-) 139 v. Mary Ellen (1948-) vi. Gary. Born in 1945. Gary died in 1946; he was 1. 97. Samuel Charles (S. Charles) Walls Jr. Born in 1914. Samuel Charles (S. Charles) died in Feb 1969; he was 55. In Nov 1936 when Samuel Charles (S. Charles) was 22, he married Moreau “Reau” G. Green, daughter of William Howard Green & Mary Tunis. Born on 28 Feb 1916 in Charlotte, NC. Moreau “Reau” G. died in Dorchester Hospital, Cambridge, Maryland on 21 Jun 1990; she was 74. Buried on 24 Jun 1990 in Chesterfield Cemetery, Centreville, Maryland. Moreau’s obituary reads: “Moreau G. (Reau) Walls of Willis Street in Cambridge died at Dorchester General Hospital on Thursday, June 21, 1990. She was 74. Born Feb. 28, 1916 in Charlotte, N.C., she was the daughter of the late William Howard and May Tunis green. She moved to St. Michaels with her family as a young girl, and attended schools there, graduating from St. Michaels High School. She married s. Charles Walls Jr. in November of 1936. He died in February of 1969. For a number of years Mrs. Walls operated reau’s Upholstery Shop on Cemetery Avenue in Cambridge, until poor health forced her retirement in 1986. She had been an avid swimmer and sailor for most of her life and was a former member of the Cambridge Yacht Club. She is survived by one son, S. Charles Walls III of Cambridge; one grandson, Robert C. Walls of St. Petersburg, FL.... Burial will be in the family burial plot at the Chesterfield Cemetery in Centreville, with G. Tinsley Meekins Sr., G. Tinsley Miikins Jr…”176 They had one child: 140 i. Samuel Charles (S. Charles) 98. Betty Walls. Betty married G. Tinsley Meekins Sr., and they had one child, G. Tinsley. 99. Wendall Elsworth Jr. “Jack” Shawn. Born in 1923. Wendall Elsworth Jr. “Jack” married Betty Lou Reid. They had the following children: Richard, who married Nancy, Terry Allen, Douglas Reid, and Kelly, born on 25 Sep 1963. 100. Katherine “Kay” Shawn. On 19 May 1956 Katherine “Kay” married William Jennings Thompson Jr.. They had one child, William J. III, born on 3 Feb 1960. 101. Mary Bell Shawn. Born on 9 Jun 1931. On 14 Feb 1953 when Mary Bell (2nd) was 21, she married Gordon Callahan. Born on 13 Jun 1930. They had the following children: Gary Martin, born on 2 Nov 1956; Shawn Lynn, born on 10 May 1959. 102. Sally Shawn. Born on 13 Nov 1943. On 6 May 1966 when Sally was 22, she married Ronald Wohlar. Born on 3 Sep ____. They had the following children: Christopher, born on 16 Apr 1967; Ross Elliott, born on 9 Apr 1970. 103. Betty Lee Shawn. Born on 6 Apr 1936. On 21 Jun 1958 when Betty Lee was 22, she married Ward Barton Taylor. Born on 16 Mar 1935. They had the following children: Dennis Franklin, born on 20 May 1959; Donald Barton, born on 23 Mar 1961; Katherine Ann, born on 2 Dec 1963; Judith Shawn, born on 6 Apr 1966. 104. Martha Ann Shawn. Born on 22 Jul 1938. On 6 Dec 1958 when Martha Ann was 20, she married Edward Clark Willis. Born on 3 Apr 1938. They had one child: Rayne Lea, born on 20 Nov 1961. 105. David Harry Holden. Born on 26 Apr 1944. On 3 Nov 1962 when David Harry was 18, he first married Carolyn Grumden. They were divorced on 3 Nov 1965. They had one child, Stephanie Raine, born on 29 Jul 1963. David Harry second married Judy Good. They had one child, Lisa Ellen, born on 13 Jan 1969. 106. Thomas Franklin Holden. Born on 8 Jul 1947. On 5 Nov 1966 when Thomas Franklin was 19, he married Bonnie Commings. They had the following children: Kimberly, born on 9 Jun 1966; Bryan, born on 15 Feb 1969. 107. William W. Bishop. Born on 27 Jun 1919. On 23 Oct 1943 when William W. was 24, he married Linda. Born on 23 Feb 1922. They had the following children: Laura, born on 8 Sep 1944; William Fletcher, born on 22 Jun 1947; Charles Bradford, born on 1 Sep 1950; Shawn, born on 12 Jul 1953. 108. Robert B. Bishop. Born on 11 Feb 1921. On 2 Jan 1943 when Robert B. was 21, he married Ruth Byran. They had the following children: John Bryan; Thomas Bradford, born on 6 Oct 1946; Carey Whitman, born in 1947; Amy, born on 12 Jul 1953. 109. Carolyn B. Kurtz. On 5 Apr 1947 Carolyn B. married Ira Hayes. They had one child, Stephen Kurtz. On 31 Jul 1974 Stephen Kurtz married Sachi Elizabeth Koto. 110. Joann Kurtz. Born on 29 Oct . On 5 Feb 1949 Joann married Raymond Martin IV. They had the following

--51-- children: Orland Raymond V., born on 26 Nov 1949; Caddie; Charles, born ? Jul 1953. 111. Eleanor Louise Kurtz. Born on 6 Dec 1931. On 15 May 1954 when Eleanor Louise was 22, she married Hugh David (3rd) Terhune. They had the following children: Carol Marie, born on 2 Nov 1956; Lesa Gretchen, born on 11 Jul 1960. 112. Charles William Jr. Shawn. Charles William Jr. first married Unknown. They had two children, Laura and Richard. Charles William Jr. second married Kay. 113. George Beaven Jr. Shawn. George Beaven Jr. married Janet. They had one child, Susanne. 114. William Shawn. William married Marion. They had one child, Leslie, born on 10 Mar 1966. 115. William Hayward Horsey. Born on 12 Apr 1923. On 25 Jun 1950 when William Hayward was 27, he married Ann Bunyan. Born on 14 Jul ____. They had the following children: Barbara Ellen, born on 7 May 1952; William Bradford, born on 20 Oct 1956. 116. Daniel Ralph Horsey Jr. Born on 23 Mar 1926. Daniel Ralph married Mary Chapin. Born on 19 Jan 1921. They had one child, Robert, born on 29 May 1952. 117. Mary Louise Horsey. Born on 1 Jun 1933. On 12 Jun 1954 when Mary Louise was 21, she first married George William Truitt. Born on 25 Feb 1929. They had the following children: Susan Shawn, born on 11 Apr 1957; Wendy Louise, born on 4 Jan 1961; Mary Margaret, born on 24 Sep 1963. On 25 Sep 1976 when Mary Louise was 43, she second married Walter Weldon Brittimgham. Born on 19 May 1917. 118. James Bradford Horsey Born June 16, 1936. On 29 Jun 1968 James Bradford married Mary Ann Bolton. Born on 24 Jul ____. They had one child, Kathleen, born on 28 Oct 1969. 119. Robert Ross Horsey. Born on 11 Sep 1937. On 8 Nov 1964 when Robert Ross was 27, he married Dona Thompson. Born in May 1946. They had the following children: Laura Jane, born on 2 Apr 1966; Mary Linda, born on 8 Apr 1967. 120. Benjamin Francis Shawn Sr.177 Benjamin Francis died in 1977 in Kent Island, Maryland. During World War II, Benjamin served as a U. S. Army private in the 342nd Infantry Battalion, Co. E in Central Europe and Luzon, Dec. 12 1942 to Feb. 24 1946. Benjamin Francis married “Mitzi” Mary Ruth Hickman. They had one child, Benjamin F. “Jay,” born on 3 Dec 1956. Benjamin died in Severn river, Annapolis, Maryland on 26 Jul 1983; he was 26. Buried in Kingsley Church Cemetery, Chester, Maryland. Occupation: Seaman. Education: H.S. 1975.

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121. ______Hodges. Child: Ray, who married Sandy.178 122. Dianne Gwynn. In Mar 1968 Dianne first married John Dudas. They had one child: 141 i. Christopher (1969-) Dianne second married Ernie Hudgins. They had one child, Kyle Shawn, born on 22 Dec 1988. 123. Rita Gwynn. Rita married Robert Records. They had the following children: Charles Ryan, born on 7 Oct 1977; Michael Todd, born on 14 Jan 1977. 124. Gwendolyn “Gwen” Gwynn. Gwendolyn “Gwen” married Robert Collins. They had the following children: Ian Charles, born in Oct 1978; Lauren Elizabeth, born in 1981. 125. Howard Carlton “Billy” Gwynn Jr. Howard Carlton “Billy” married Linda Sylvester. They had the following children: Heather, born on 2 Mar 1977; Tyler Howard, born on 18 Apr 1995; Justin Tanner, born on 2 Jun 1997. 126. Barbara Shawn.179 Barbara married (given name unknown) Greenwood, in Springfield, Illinois. They had the following children: Irene, Deborah, Patrick, and Michael. 127. Jeffery Scott Shawn.180 Child: Jeffery Hunter, born in 1991. 128. Calvin Shane Shawn.181 Born on 20 Sep 1964. Child: Michael Luther, born in 1990. 129. Kathleen Marie Shawn. Born on 27 Feb 1952 in McMinnville, Oregon. Kathleen Marie married William Nehrkorn. They had the following children: Matthew T., born in 1976; Brook, born in 1979. 130. Kelly Patrick Shawn. Born on 2 Jun 1954 in Salem, Oregon. Kelly Patrick first married Debbie Barnett. Kelly Patrick second married Linda Rose. They had the following children: Autumn Marie, born in Jan 1977; Lisa Lynn, born on 11 Feb 1978. Kelly Patrick third married Donna Harrison. 131. Sheila Maureen Shawn. Born on 21 May 1956 in Portland, Oregon. Sheila Maureen married Rick Beyer. They had three children: Scott, Erin, and Amy. 132. Kevin Gerard Shawn. Born on 20 Apr 1958 in Portland, Oregon. Kevin Gerard married Shirley Harris. They

--52-- had one child, Jason (adopted). 133. Franklin Denwood “Key” Shawn II. Born on 17 Dec 1941 in San Pedro, CA.182 Frank was adopted by Bill Lawson and had his name changed to Lawson. Frank attended Stanford University in the late 1950’s and went on to serve in Vietnam. Frank first married Susan Jane Hovanas. They were divorced. They had two daughters. Frank second married Carol Lynn Callahan. 134. Barbara Lillie. Barbara married unknown. They had one child, Jeannie. 135. Roger James Shawn. Born in 1937. Occupation: Chief, Bradford Fire Dept. Roger James married Joyce Main. They had the following children: 142 i. Roger James (1958-) 143 ii. Karen Lee (1955-) iii. Richard Norman. Born on 7 Mar 1959. iv. Kathy Jean. Born on 20 Aug 1966. 136. Ronald George Shawn.183 Born on 10 Sep 1935. Ronald George died in an auto accident on his way home from work on 16 Jul 1971; he was 35. Buried in First Hopkinton Cemetery. Ronald George married Bonnie Card. They had the following children: i. Nina Marie. Born on 11 Feb 1959. On 10 Aug 1985 when Nina Marie was 26, she married Michael Stuart Gainar, in Ashawan, RI. ii. Tammy June. Born on 10 Jun 1960. iii. Heidi Beth. Born on 6 Oct 1965. On 21 Apr 1984 when Heidi Beth was 18, she married Michael Johnson, in Watch Hill, RI. iv. Ronald Timothy. Born on 7 Jan 1964. v. Jodi Lynne. Born on 21 Jan 1968. vi. Scott Michael. Born on 28 Aug 1969. 137. Ryan Wilson “Pudge” Shawn. Born on 11 Oct 1946. Ryan Wilson “Pudge” married Wanda Stott. Born on 23 Dec 1948. They had the following children: Ryan Wilson, born on 25 Nov 1969; Michelle, born on 17 Nov 1968. 138. Robert Maurice Shawn. Born in 1938. On 3 May 1958 when Robert Maurice was 20, he married Jean Miner. They had the following children: 144 i. Robert George (1959-) ii. Russell “Rusty”. Born on 27 Apr 1960. iii. Sylvia Jean. Born on 10 Oct 1961. 145 iv. Sandra (1962-) 146 v. Randy (1963-) 147 vi. Sharon (1964-) vii. Sean. Born on 6 Sep 1966. 148 viii. Rhonda (1968-) 139. Mary Ellen Shawn. Born on 26 Jun 1948. Mary Ellen first married Anthony Ragonese. They had one child, Marc Shawn, born on 14 Oct 1971. On 23 Oct 1977 when Mary Ellen was 29, she second married Michael Terranova. They had one child, Louis Michael, born on 28 Jan 1979. 140. Samuel Charles (S. Charles) Walls III. Samuel Charles (S. Charles) married Virginia. They had one child, Robert C..

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141. Christopher Dudas. Born on 10 Mar 1969. Christopher married Robyn. They had the following children: Ashley Nichole, born on 18 Apr 1994; Sean, born on 2 Sep 1997. 142. Roger James Shawn Jr. Born on 27 Mar 1958. On 25 Jul 1987 when Roger James was 29, he married Jane Smith. They had one child, Roger James. 143. Karen Lee Shawn. Born on 30 Nov 1955. On 30 Jun 1973 when Karen Lee was 17, she married Lloyd Knight, in Westerly, RI. They had the following children: Melissa Lee, born on 6 Apr 1976; Lloyd, born on 30 May 1979. 144. Robert George Shawn. Born on 28 Jan 1959. In Jul 1987 when Robert George was 28, he married Connie. They were divorced. They had one child, Robert George, born on 26 Jan 1981. 145. Sandra Shawn. Born on 10 Nov 1962. On 29 Jun 1985 when Sandra was 22, she married Terry Allen Buxton, in Geronimo, Texas. They had one child, Shannon Rebecca, born on 9 Jul 1987. 146. Randy Shawn. Born on 23 Dec 1963. Randy married Nancy. They had one child, Amanda.

--53-- 147. Sharon Shawn. Born on 30 Nov 1964. In 1982 when Sharon was 17, she married Jesse Flores. They had the following children: Jennifer Leigh, born on 11 Jun 1983; Jessica Nicole, born on 21 Oct 1986. 148. Rhonda Shawn. Born on 9 Mar 1968. On 31 Aug 1985 when Rhonda was 17, she married Scott Schwarzlose. They had one child, Ryan Andrew, born on 14 Nov 1987.

ENDNOTES

1 Shrewsbury Parish, Kent Co., Md Marriage Records, Book 2, p. 220. Confirmed in Wright, F. Edward. “Maryland Eastern Shore Vital Records 1726-1750.” Silverspring, Md.: Family Line Publ., 1983. p. 2. 2 Ibid. 3 See Lindsay, p. 27. 4 Shrewsbury Parish, Kent Co., Md Marriage Records, Book 2, p. 220. Confirmed in Wright, F. Edward. “Maryland Eastern Shore Vital Records 1726-1750.” Silverspring, Md.: Family Line Publ., 1983. p. 2. 5 See Lindsay, p. 27. 6 Reference in John Shawn’s will to “my son Shadrack’s children” See Linday, p. 27 “probably died in Virginia.” 7 Shrewsbury Parish, Kent Co., Md Marriage Records, Book 2, p. 220. Confirmed in Wright, F. Edward. “Maryland Eastern Shore Vital Records 1726-1750.” Silverspring, Md.: Family Line Publ., 1983. p. 2. 8 See Lindsay, p. 27. 9 The surname of Joseph’s wife, the year of their marriage, and Joseph’s age upon death remain unknown 10 Compiled by Eastern Shore, Maryland genealogist, Irma Harper. Irma Harper to Eric Shawn, 16 March 1986. Personal Library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. 11 Niece of Sarah Massey. 12 Kent Co., Maryland Marriages. Charles Shawn (Q.A.) married Elizabeth Williams (Q.A.) 5 August 1819. 13 Daughter mentioned in will of Charles C. Shawn. 14 Ibid. 15 Reference to wife Anna Shawn in deed dated August 13, 1811. 16 Compiled by Eastern Shore, Maryland genealogist, Irma Harper. Irma Harper to Eric Shawn, 16 March 1986. Personal Library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. 17 Maryland Hall of Records. Queen Anne’s County. Guardian papers, #1138. 18 Compiled by Eastern Shore, Maryland genealogist, Irma Harper. Irma Harper to Eric Shawn, 16 March 1986. Personal Library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. 19 March 31, 1823, Susan Shawn, widow of Samuel Shawn, renounces administration of estate to Thomas Hewitt. March 5, 1824, Susanah Shawn sells negro man Jack, now in service of Vincent Benton, to Corin F. Hale of Kent Co., Delaware for $210. Unless Susan Shawn reimburses Corin Hale before May 1. Refer to MHR Liber BC#5, folio 267; Kent Co. 1656 - 1842, p. 400. Land deed abstracted by Irma A. Harper. Irma A. Harper, St. Michael’s, MD to Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, OR, 30 April, 1986. TLS. Personal library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, OR. 20 Sara Clarke & Clarke. Kent Co., Maryland Marriage Licenses 1796-1850. Samuel Shawn, Queen Anne’s Co. married Susan Conikan, Queen Anne’s Co. 23 January 1821, Rev. Senexon Tuff. Located at Queen Anne Co. Free Library. 21 Died at the home of her sister, Elizabeth Tanner, Kent Island. 22 Compiled by Eastern Shore, Maryland genealogist, Irma Harper. Irma Harper to Eric Shawn, 16 March 1986. Personal Library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. Marriages (1817-1858). Reference compiled by Sara Clarke & son. Located at Queen Anne Co. Free Library. 23 1850 U.S. Census, roll 295. Mary E. Shawn, 38, b. Md Henry F. Shawn, 13 24 Marriages (1817-1858). Reference compiled by Sara Clarke & son. Located at Queen Anne Co. Free Library. 25 U.S. Census. 1850 Census Population Schedules - Maryland. Copy T-6, roll 131, Frederick (part) - Somerset Co. 3rd election district of Queen Annes Co., MD, enumerated July 10, 1850. Samuel Shawn, age 18, male, coach maker, b. MD (p. 364). 98th in order of visitation: Samuel Shawn, age 41, male, Inn Keeper, b. MD, p. 376 Sally Ann, age 40, female, b. MD Pere, age 19, male, labourer, b. MD James H. age 15, male, b. MD

--54-- Joseph B., age 11, male, b. MD, attended school William T., age 6, male, b. MD 26 “Uncle Sam Shawn 85 years old 16 of Feb 1893. Borne 1809 16 of February.” Note in the handwriting of John Shawn, photocopied along side handwritten note from Rose T. Lane to Mary Godsey. Personal Library of Dennis “Eric” Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. 27 1850 census. 28 U.S. Census. 1850 Census Population Schedules - Maryland. Copy T-6, roll 131, Frederick (part) - Somerset Co. Sarah Ann Williams may have been a “Williamson. Refer to Eastern Shore research compiled by Maryland genealogist, Irma Harper. Irma Harper to Eric Shawn, 16 March 1986. Personal Library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. 29 Marriages (1817-1858). Reference compiled by Sara Clarke & son. Located at Queen Anne Co. Free Library. 30 Sally Ann born 1810. 1850 census, age 40, suggests b. 1810. 31 Centerville (MD) Observer, March 1936. 32 Recorded from Shawn graves, Chesterfield Cemetery, Centreville, Maryland. “Pere Grin Shawn (son of James and Anna Shawn) d. May 30, 1891, 80 yr 6m 21 days” Rose T. Lane, Goldsboro, Maryland to Dennis “Eric” Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon, 17, September 1982. personal library of Dennis “Eric” Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. 33 Ibid. 34 Marriages (1817-1858). Reference compiled by Sara Clarke & son. Located at Queen Anne Co. Free Library. 35 Recorded from Shawn graves, Chesterfield Cemetery, Centreville, Maryland. “Pere Grin Shawn (son of James and Anna Shawn) d. May 30, 1891, 80 yr 6m 21 days” Rose T. Lane, Goldsboro, Maryland to Dennis “Eric” Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon, 17, September 1982. personal library of Dennis “Eric” Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. 36 There is a William Tanner listed among delegates selected at Centreville, 25 April, for the 1848 state convention. Perhaps a brother to Thomas? Refer to Emory, Frederic. “Queen Anne’s County Maryland: its early history and development.” Baltimore: The Maryland Historical Society, 1950. p. 477. 37 Marriages (1817-1858). Reference compiled by Sara Clarke & son. Located at Queen Anne Co. Free Library. 38 Kent Co., Maryland Marriages. Charles Shawn (Q.A.) married Elizabeth Williams (Q.A.) 5 August 1819. 39 Surles, Trish. “Genealogical Data taken from Obituaries in Maryland Newspapers, Queen Anne’s County, 1898 to 1899.” Gambrills, Md: Trish Surles, 1995. p. 18. 40 Obituary in Centreville Record, 24 Sept 1898. Refer to Surles, Trish. “Genealogical Data taken from Obituaries in Maryland Newspapers, Queen Anne’s County, 1898 to 1899.” Gambrills, Md: Trish Surles, 1995. p. 18. 41 Surles, Trish. “Genealogical Data taken from Obituaries in Maryland Newspapers, Queen Anne’s County, 1898 to 1899.” Gambrills, Md: Trish Surles, 1995. p. 18. 42 Surles, Trish. Genealogical Data taken from Obituaries in Maryland Newspapers, Queen Anne’s County, 1924 to 1925. Gambrills, MD: Trish Surles, 1995. p. 36. “Centreville Observer” 27 Sept 1924. 43 Ibid. 44 U.S. Census. 1850 Census Population Schedules - Maryland. Copy T-6, roll 131, Frederick (part) - Somerset Co. 45 Newspaper clipping. Personal Library of Dennis “Eric” Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. 46 Obituary. Easton Gazette, Saturday issue, published Talbot Co., MD. “in Centreville 12th inst, 19 yrs old, wife of Peregrine Shawn.” in Irma S. Harper. “The Omega Connections, vol. II, L-Z.” p. 110. 47 Ibid. 48 Marriages (1817-1858). Reference compiled by Sara Clarke & son. Located at Queen Anne Co. Free Library. 49 1880 U.S. Census, June 24, p. 57, roll 514, 6th district, Maryland. Shawn, Samuel C. (49, farming, b. MD) Mary J. (44, b. MD) Charles B. (24, farmer) Samuel D. (19, farmer) Carry J. (15) Mary J. (13, school) Liley G. (10, school) B. Franklin (4, home) Refer also to 1860 U.S. Census, July 25, roll 479, p. 47, Centreville, district 3, Queen Annes Co., Maryland. 50 Samuel Charles Shawn born around 1831-1833. 1850 census, age 18, suggests b. 1832. 1860 census, age 27, suggests b. 1833. 1880 census, age 49, suggests b. 1831. 51 Newspaper clipping. Personal Library of Dennis “Eric” Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. Also, Death certificate, State of Mary- land. Samuel C. Shawn died at Centreville, Maryland, December 27, 1904, age 71 years, 9 months, arterio-sclerosis, angina pectoris. White male. Widowed. Birthplace: Queen Annes Co., Maryland. Father’s name: Samuel C. Shawn. Mother’s maiden name: Sarah Solloway. Name of person giving information: Mrs. Mollie Walls, daughter of deceased.

--55-- 52 1880 U.S. Census, June 24, p. 57, roll 514, 6th district, Maryland. Refer also to 1860 U.S. Census, July 25, roll 479, p. 47, Centreville, district 3, Queen Annes Co., Maryland. 53 “On the 5th instant, by Rev. T. H. Stockton, Samuel Charles Shawn of Centerville to Miss Mary Jane, eldest daughter of Richard and Mary Nally of Baltimore. (Washington D.C. and Centerville Md papers please copy.)” From a letter by Mary Godsey (9-30-1982) quoting The Baltimore Sun Newspaper of Saturday, 7 July 1855. Personal Library of Dennis “Eric” Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. 54 Mary Jane Nally born around 1834-1836. 1860 census, age 26, suggests b. 1834. 1880 census, age 44, suggests b. 1836. 55 “On the 19th of April, 1883, Mrs. Mary Jane Shawn, the beloved wife of Samuel C. Shawn and the eldest daughter of Richard Nally and the late Mary Nally. The funeral took place from her late residence, Price’s Station, Queen Anne’s County, Maryland.” 56 1880 U.S. Census, June 24, p. 57, roll 514, 6th district, Maryland. Refer also to 1860 U.S. Census, July 25, roll 479, p. 47, Centreville, district 3, Queen Annes Co., Maryland. 57 Charles B. Shawn born 1856. 1860 census, age 4, suggest b. 1856. 1880 census, age 24, suggests b. 1856. 58 Refer to footnote 56. 59 Emma Shawn born 1859. 1860 census, age 1, suggests b. 1859. 60 Surles, Trish. “Genealogical Data taken from Obituaries in Maryland Newspapers, Queen Anne’s County, 1915 to 1916.” Gambrills, Md: Trish Surles, 1995. p. 43. OBITUARY in Centreville Observer, 12 Aug 1916. 61 U.S. Census. 1850 Census Population Schedules - Maryland. Copy T-6, roll 131, Frederick (part) - Somerset Co. 62 Age 11 at 1850 census suggests b. 1839. 63 Surles, Trish. “Genealogical Data taken from Obituaries and Marriages in Miscellaneous Maryland Newspapers, Queen Anne’s County 1876 to 1942.” Gambrills, MD: Trish Surles, 1995. p. 41. Reference is from “Centreville Observer” 12 Jul 1907. 64 Surles, Trish. “Genealogical Data taken from Obituaries and Marriages in Miscellaneous Maryland Newspapers, Queen Anne’s County 1876 to 1942.” Gambrills, MD: Trish Surles, 1995. p. 41. Reference is from “Centreville Observer” 12 Jul 1907. 65 U.S. Census. 1850 Census Population Schedules - Maryland. Copy T-6, roll 131, Frederick (part) - Somerset Co. 66 Surles, Trish. Genealogical Data taken from Obituaries in Maryland Newspapers, Queen Anne’s County, 1928 to 1929. Gambrills, MD: Trish Surles, 1995. p. 38. “Centreville Observer” 6 Oct 1928. 67 Ibid. 68 Ibid. 69 Surles, Trish. “Genealogical Data taken from Obituaries and Marriages in Miscellaneous Maryland Newspapers, Queen Anne’s County 1876 to 1942.” Gambrills, MD: Trish Surles, 1995. p. 45. Reference is from “Centreville Record” 8 Jan 1908. 70 Ibid. 71 Social Security Death Index. SS#364-10-3867(MI), b. 11 Apr 1890, d. Apr 1972, last residence 48103 (Ann Arbor, Washtenaw Co., MI). Retrieved from internet address http://www.ancestry.com. Printed list. Personal library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. 72 Ibid. 73 “The Omega Connections”, vol. 2, p. 110. by Irma Harper. 74 Surles, Trish. “Genealogical Data taken from Obituaries in Maryland Newspapers, Queen Anne’s County, 1915 to 1916.” Gambrills, Md: Trish Surles, 1995. p. 34. 75 Ibid. 76 Chart provided by Mary Cannon Godsey, May 1995. Personal library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. 77 Ibid. 78 Nancy Ball, Louisville, KY, to Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, OR. 4 Sept 1987. TM. Personal library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, OR. 79 Chart provided by Mary Cannon Godsey, May 1995. Personal library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. 80 Ibid. 81 Ibid. 82 Mary Godsey, Charlotte, NC to Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, OR, Sept. 1997. Family chart. 83 Mary Godsey, North Carolina, 3 March 1997 to Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. TMS and chart notes. Personal library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. 84 Ibid. 85 Chart provided by Mary Cannon Godsey, May 1995. Personal library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. 86 Mary Godsey, Charlotte, NC to Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, OR, Sept. 1997. Family chart. Refer also to Mary Godsey, North Carolina, 3 March 1997 to Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. TMS and chart notes. Personal library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. 87 Mary Godsey, Charlotte, NC to Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, OR, Sept. 1997. Family chart 88 Mary Godsey, North Carolina, 3 March 1997 to Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. TMS and chart notes. Personal library of

--56-- Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. 89 Mary Godsey, North Carolina, 3 March 1997 to Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. TMS and chart notes. Personal library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. 90 Chart provided by Mary Cannon Godsey, May 1995. Personal library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. 91 Samuel Dey Shawn born 1861. 1880 census, age 19, suggests b. 1861. See also to reference to age 36 in 1897 in “The Omega Connections”, vol. 2, p. 110, by Irma Harper. 92 Photocopy of obituary. Personal Library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, OR. See also Irma S. Harper. Reference to Centreville Record in “The Omega Connections, vol. II, L-Z.” p. 110. 93 Obituary. Red Cross letter 8 Sept. 1918. 94 Tombstone has name, outfit, rank, date and place of death. Samuel C. Shawn/Sylvia Shawn to Eric Shawn, 17 Dec 1993. Personal library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, OR. 95 1880 U.S. Census, June 24, p. 57, roll 514, 6th district, Maryland. 96 Carrie Jane Shawn born 1865. 1880 census, age 15, suggests b. 1865. 97 Surles, Trish. Genealogical Data taken from Obituaries in Maryland Newspapers, Queen Anne’s County, 1930 to 1931. Gambrills, MD: Trish Surles, 1995. p. 48. “Centreville Observer” 19 Feb 1931. 98 Ibid. 99 Death date confirmed. Internet address - http://www.ancestry.com. Social Security Index. Internet address - http:// www.ancestry.com. Researched by Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, OR. October 1996. Printed copy in the personal library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, OR. 100 1880 U.S. Census, June 24, p. 57, roll 514, 6th district, Maryland. 101 Mary Jane Shawn born 1867. 1880 census, age 13, suggests b. 1867 102 Surles, Trish. “Genealogical Data taken from Obituaries in Maryland Newspapers, Queen Anne’s County, 1915 to 1916.” Gambrills, Md: Trish Surles, 1995. p. 10. 103 1880 U.S. Census, June 24, p. 57, roll 514, 6th district, Maryland. 104 Liley G. Shawn born 1870. 1880 census, age 10, suggests b. 1870. 105 Surles, Trish. Genealogical Data taken from Obituaries in Maryland Newspapers, Queen Anne’s County, 1924 to 1925. Gambrills, MD: Trish Surles, 1995. p. 75. “Centreville Observer” 22 Aug 1925. 106 Ibid. 107 1880 U.S. Census, June 24, p. 57, roll 514, 6th district, Maryland. 108 Social Security Death Index. SS#069-01-5924(NY), b. 25 Mar 1876, d. Mar 1964, last residence, NY. Retrieved from internet address http://www.ancestry.com. Printed list. Adele Shawn to Eric Shawn, Mt. Angel Abbey. 22 Apr 1977. TM. Personal library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. 109 Ibid. 110 Surles, Trish. “Genealogical Data taken from Obituaries and Marriages in Miscellaneous Maryland Newspapers, Queen Anne’s County 1876 to 1942.” Gambrills, MD: Trish Surles, 1995. p. 50. Reference is from “Centreville Observer” 27 Nov 1908. 111 Surles, Trish. “Genealogical Data taken from Obituaries in Maryland Newspapers, Queen Anne’s County, 1915 to 1916.” Gambrills, Md: Trish Surles, 1995. p. 43. 112 Ralph Lane and Estella Shawn were united in marriage at the M. P. Parsonage, Kent Island, on December 23rd, 1896. Only a few relatives and friends witnessed the ceremony. Rev. E. S. Fooks tied the knot. 113 Surles, Trish. Genealogical Data taken from Obituaries in Maryland Newspapers, Queen Anne’s County, 1930 to 1931. Gambrills, MD: Trish Surles, 1995. p. 78. “Centreville Observer” 22 Oct 1931. 114 Norfolk (VA) newspaper, Saturday, February 7, 1953 / Sunday, February 8, 1953 / Monday, 9, 1953. 115 Mary Godsey, North Carolina, 3 March 1997 to Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. TMS and chart notes. Personal library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. 116 Family story told to Mary Cannon Godsey by Willie Shawn and Thurston Shawn, December 1995. 117 Social Security Death Index. SS#226-48-1208(VA), b. 11 Jan 1891, d. 22 Feb 1992, last residence 24014 (Roanoke, Roanoke(city), VA). Retrieved from internet address http://www.ancestry.com. Printed list. Personal library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. 118 Social Security Death Index. SS#227-03-3855(VA), b. 12 Feb 1895, d. Apr 1969, last residence 23109. Retrieved from internet address http://www.ancestry.com. Printed list. Personal library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. 119 Social Security Death Index. SS#225-92-9826(VA), b. 10 Sep 1894, d. May 1985, last residence 23109. Retrieved from internet address http://www.ancestry.com. Printed list. Personal library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. 120 Obituary clipping from Gloucester-Mathews Gazette-Journal provided by Mary Cannon Godsey, June 1995. Photocopy. Personal library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon.

--57-- 121 Ibid. 122 Chart provided by Mary Cannon Godsey, May 1995. Personal library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. 123 Family Group Record in the hand of Mary L. Godsey, Charlotte NC to Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, OR 124 Retired from the Federal Civil Service with an unlimited masters liscense with the Navy. Family Group Record in the hand of Mary L. Godsey, Charlotte NC to Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, OR. Personal library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, OR. 125 Nancy Ball, Louisville, KY, to Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, OR. 4 Sept 1987. TM. Personal library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, OR. 126 Ibid. 127 Chart provided by Mary Cannon Godsey, May 1995. Personal library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. 128 Obituary clipping from Gloucester-Mathews Gazette-Journal provided by Mary Cannon Godsey, June 1995. Photocopy. Personal library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. 129 Nancy Ball, Louisville, KY to Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, OR. 14 Feb 1986. TM. Personal library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, OR. 130 Birth and death information gathered from the following sources: Chart provided by Mary Cannon Godsey, May 1995. Personal library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. Obituary clipping from Gloucester-Mathews Gazette-Journal provided by Mary Cannon Godsey, June 1995. Photocopy. Personal library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. Social Security Death Index. SS#224-48-0130(VA), b. 14 Nov 1901, d. Feb 1984, last residence 23061 (Gloucester, Gloucester Co., VA). Retrieved from internet address http://www.ancestry.com. Printed list. Personal library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. 131 Birth and death sources taken from the following: Mary Godsey, Charlotte, NC to Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, OR, Sept. 1997, family chart.; Mary Godsey, North Carolina, 3 March 1997 to Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. TMS and chart notes. Personal library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. 132 Refer to the following sources for birth and death information: Mary Godsey, Charlotte, NC to Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, OR, Sept. 1997, family chart; Social Security Death Index. SS#225-07-8989(VA), b. 28 Mar 1889, d. Oct 1985, last residence 23452 (Virginia Beach (city), VA). Retrieved from internet address http://www.ancestry.com. Printed list. Personal library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. 133 Gloucester-Mathews (VA) Gazette Journal, November 1985. 134 Social Security Death Index. SS#226-92-1713(VA), b. 5 Oct 1891, d. Jul 1983, last residence 23452 (Virginia Beach, Virginia Beach (city), VA). Retrieved from internet address http://www.ancestry.com. Printed list. Personal library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. 135 Source material for this family taken from the following: Mary Godsey, Charlotte, NC to Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, OR, Sept. 1997, family chart.; Mary Godsey, North Carolina, 3 March 1997 to Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. TMS and chart notes. Personal library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. 136 Ibid. 137 Ibid. 138 November 1978 newspaper clipping, paper unknown. 139 Obituary. The Peoria Star. Apr 24, 1953. 140 Social Security Death Index. SS#347-10-8770(IL), b. 13 Feb 1915, d. 21 May 1989, last residence 90814. Retrieved from internet address http://www.ancestry.com. Printed list. Personal library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. 141 Social Security Death Index. SS#348-03-1342(IL), b. 02 Feb 1917, d. Apr 1987, last residence 68310 (Beatrice, Gage Co., NE). Retrieved from internet address http://www.ancestry.com. Printed list. Personal library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. 142 Refer to the following sources for information on Franklin Denwood Shawn: Lists Franklin’s middle name as ‘Delano’ and date of death as 2 July 1954. Samuel C. Shawn/Sylvia Shawn to Eric Shawn, 17 Dec 1993. Certificate of Death lists 16 July 1954. Personal library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, OR; Carolyn Lawson Unruh to Eric Shawn. 21 Jan 1997. Copy of e-mail. Personal library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon; Family Group Record in the hand of Mary L. Godsey, Charlotte NC to Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, OR. 143 Surles, Trish. “Genealogical Data taken from Obituaries in Maryland Newspapers, Queen Anne’s County, 1920 to 1921.” Gambrills, Md: Trish Surles, 1995. p. 6. 144 Surles, Trish. Genealogical Data taken from Obituaries in Maryland Newspapers, Queen Anne’s County, 1924 to 1925. Gambrills, MD: Trish Surles, 1995. p. 75. “Centreville Observer” 22 Aug 1925. 145 Birth and death sources: Upper Shore Genealogical Society. “Tombstones of Queen Anne’s County, Maryland.” volume two. 1996. p. 108. 146 Birth and death sources: Social Security Death Index. SS#220-34-7578(MD), b. 01 Apr 1897, d. Jul 1980, last residence 21658. Retrieved from internet address http://www.ancestry.com. Printed list. Personal library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon; Obituary. Queen Anne’s Record-Observer May 4, 1988, p. 12A.

--58-- 147 Birth and death sources for George: Social Security Death Index. SS#047-10-8583(CT), b. 02 Aug 1899, d. Jul 1982, last residence (Longmeadow, Hampden Co., MA. Retrieved from internet address http://www.ancestry.com. Printed list. Personal library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon; birth and death sources for Mabel: Social Security Death Index. SS#019-30- 2390(MA), b. 03 Oct 1902, d. 02 Aug 1993, last residence 01106 (Longmeadow, Hampden Co., MA. Retrieved from internet address http://www.ancestry.com. Printed list. Personal library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. 148 Birth and deaths source: Social Security Death Index. SS#014-24-3030(MA), b. 23 Dec 1931, d. Sep 1983, last place 20850 (Rockville, Montgomery Co., MD. Retrieved from internet address http://www.ancestry.com. Printed list. Personal library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. 149 Gloucester-Mathews (VA) Gazette Journal Newspaper 150 Mary Godsey, Charlotte, NC to Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, OR, 22 Oct 1995. 151 Gloucester-Mathews (VA) Gazette Journal, June 1, 1989 152 Gloucester-Mathews (VA) Gazette Journal, Thursday February 18, 1943. 153 Family Group Record in the hand of Mary Cannon Godsey, Charlotte NC to Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, OR. 154 Ibid. 155 Refer to the following for source information about this family: Nancy Ball, Louisville, KY, to Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, OR. 4 Sept 1987. TM. Personal library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, OR. 156 Mary Godsey, North Carolina, 3 March 1997 to Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. TMS and chart notes. Personal library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. 157 Chart provided by Mary Cannon Godsey, May 1995. Personal library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. 158 Ibid. 159 Source for family data: Mary Godsey, North Carolina, 3 March 1997 to Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. TMS and chart notes. Personal library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. 160 Ibid. 161 Ibid. 162 Ibid. 163 Ibid. 164 Ibid. 165Mary Godsey, Charlotte, NC to Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, OR, Sept. 1997, family chart; Mary Godsey, North Carolina, 3 March 1997 to Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. TMS and chart notes. Personal library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. 166 Note from family bible in the hand of Alice V. (Cookson) Shawn. 167 Social Security Death Index. SS#337-14-0933(IL), b. 08 Apr 1922, d. May 1977, last residence 97131, last payment 97131. Retrieved from internet address http://www.ancestry.com. Printed list. Personal library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. Also, Sheridan, Wyoming: 4/8/1922 to c. 1929 Peoria, Illinois: Denver, Colorado: Dayton, Oregon (2 locations): Salem, Oregon: Portland, Oregon (2 locations): Sheridan, Oregon: Nehalem, Oregon (3 locations): 168 See above footnote. 169 Memorial Service, 7:30pm, 5/9/1977, St. Agatha’s Parish, Portland, Oregon 170 Certificate of Baptism. Birthdate 22 Nov 1923. Baptismal date 11 Dec 1923. Sponsors: Frank Willi & Pauline Willi. Copy in personal library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, OR. 171 Certificate of First Holy Communion, 5/13/1956. 172 “Miss Marjorie Rhein Evers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George M. Rhein of Dayton, Ore., became the bride of Robert B. shawn, son of Mr. And Mrs. C. E. Shawn, Peoria Heights, in a double ring ceremony performed at St. James Catholic Church, McMinnville, Oreg., Wednesday, March 28. The bride chose a blue gabardine suit with beige pink trim and navy blue accesso- ries. Her corsage was a single orchid. Miss Irene Bernards, McMinnville, Ore., was maid of honor in suit and accessories identical with that of the bride except for a corsage of pink roses. Gerald Rhein served as best man and John Rhein as usher. Following a wedding trip through the southwest, the couple will reside in Denver, Colorado.” 173 Lists Franklin’s middle name as ‘Delano’ and date of death as 2 July 1954. Samuel C. Shawn/Sylvia Shawn to Eric Shawn, 17 Dec 1993. Certificate of Death lists 16 July 1954. Personal library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, OR. Birth and death sources as follows: Carolyn Lawson Unruh to Eric Shawn. 21 Jan 1997. Copy of e-mail. Personal library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. 174 Carolyn Lawson Unruh to Eric Shawn. 21 Jan 1997. Copy of e-mail. Personal library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon.

--59-- 175 Birth and death source: Social Security Death Index. SS#036-07-4307 (RI) b. 27 Oct 1911, d. Jul 1984, last residence 02808 (Ashaway, Washington Co., RI). Retrieved from internet address http://www.ancestry.com. Printed list. Personal library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. 176 Copy of Obituary forwarded by Rose T. Lane. Rose T. Lane, Goldsboro, Md to Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, OR, 30 Aug 1990. Personal library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, OR. 177 Born to Ocella Shawn and Frank Delahay who divorced soon after his birth. Adopted by John Benjamin Shawn and Rosa Ann Chance. 178 Mary Cannon Godsey, Charlotte, NC to Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, OR, 22 Oct 1995. 179 Mary Cannon Godsey, North Carolina, 3 March 1997 to Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. TMS and chart notes. Personal library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. 180 Mary Godsey, Charlotte, NC to Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, OR, Sept. 1997. Family chart. 181 Ibid. 182 Carolyn Lawson Unruh to Eric Shawn. 21 Jan 1997. Copy of e-mail. Personal library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon. 183 Birth and death sources: Social Security Death Index. SS#037-22-7331 (RI) b. 10 Sep 1935, d. Jul 1971. Retrieved from internet address http://www.ancestry.com. Printed list. Personal library of Eric Shawn, Oak Grove, Oregon.

--60-- Daniel Shawhan (1738-1791)

An Historical Sketch of Daniel Shawhan

by Ronald T. Shawhan and Robert E. Francis

The Daniel Shawhan (1738-1791) lineage traces itself back to DARBY SHAWHAN a Scotch-Irish immigrant who arrived in Kent County, Maryland in about 1698 — he may have come by way of Barbados. We know that he was an illiterate but industrious farmer, growing tobacco, on land known as “Darby’s Desire”, which was/is located a short distance northwest of the city of Kennedyville, in Kent County, MD; he and his wife, Sarah Meeks, lie buried on these grounds. Darby and Sarah were married in the still existing St. Paul’s Church, on November 20, 1707 — that union produced eight children, including Daniel (1709-177?), the father of of our subject.

DANIEL SHAWHAN was a farmer and a tanner — i.e. one skilled in such leatherwork as shoe-making. He married Jennet (last name unknown) and had several children, including Daniel (1738-1791). Daniel, b. 1709, migrated from Kent County to Frederick County, MD in about 1740, and subsequently to Hampshire County, VA/WV in about 1759. Along the way he fought in the militia during the French and Indian War and provided ferry service to the defeated troops of General Braddock as they returned to Maryland, bloodied from the mauling they received at the hands of the French and their Indian allies when the British tried to capture Ft. Duquesne (Pittsburgh); Braddock himself had been killed during the action and the surviving troops were saved from total destruction primarily through the efforts of Colonel George Washington.

DANIEL SHAWHAN, JR., was born December 17, 1738, in Kent County, Maryland,1 to Daniel Shawhan, Sr. (1709-1770) and Jennett (surname unknown). There is nothing known about Daniel’s early years. Daniel moved with his family to Frederick County, Md., and then to Hampshire County, Va. It was here in 1762 that Daniel fell in love with and married the beautiful Margaret Bell, the daughter of Robert Bell (1710-1768) and Agnes Fleming (1707-1785). Family lore gives us a most wonderful expression of Margaret’s beauty. It is said that Margaret “... had hair like sunsets filled with gold and red.”2 (Note: Refer to Volume II, p. 143, for further information about the Bell family--REF)

The Bell family had immigrated from County Antrim, Belfast, Ireland, in the early 1740’s. Margaret was born about 1842 either in Ireland or after the family crossed the ocean and settled four miles from Romney, Va., on the south branch of the Potomic river. From a recent family narrative, an interesting story is told about the Bells in this early period:

“Mr. Bell had many narrow escapes from the Indians of that forest. In company with two other young men, named Vaughan and Scisson, one day Robert Bell was in search of strayed horses, when the party was surprised by an Indian ambushcade on a branch of __augherty Run, Va. Vaughan was killed, a savage threw his tomahawk at Bell and wounded him. Scisson turned on his horse and fled. After the fight Mr. Bell was able to get on his horse, but he only went a short distance when he fell off. Mr. Bell’s horse arrived home before Scisson did and a party at once was formed to search for Bell. The party met Scisson at the Ohio river and he related what had happened to Mr. Bell. They supposed he was dead and returned to their homes. Within a week later they found Bell at Ft. Pitt, his wounds dressed by Dr. Knight, who figured conspicuously at the burning of Crawford.”

Robert Bell served in the expedition of 1754, during the French and Indian War, and was among the number who accompanied General George Washington on his first trip on the Kanawha. General Washington made a note in one of his diaries of those who accompanied him in his canoe.

The Bells had eight sons and two daughters. Another Bell family tale involves their son, James Bell, Sr. Though the story is not directly related to our subject, it illustrates the all-too-precarious situation our ancestors faced in those early years. When James was a small lad of ten years, his father went to Patterson Fort for a wagon --61-- load of wood. James and his brother went along, their father wanted them to gather wood while he was hauling some home. The two boys were busy gathering wood when the Indians attacked them. They caught James but his brother ran and the Indians shot at him and he fell under a log, the Indians thinking he was dead; he was not hurt, however, and later went home and told that James was captured. The Indians took James to Indiana and kept him there till he was returned by treaty. When his father went after him he took two horses that James might ride home. When they met, James got on the horse but had ridden only a short distance when he saw a woman and some children who were also set free. James dismounted, letting the woman ride.

“When he arrived home it was at night. His mother, hearing the wooden latch lift with a string, called: ‘Is that you, James?’ and his father answered, yes. It was a joyful meeting. James had many stories to relate of his capture. Among them, was that when the Indians took him the Ohio river they made a canoe and put him in it and they had nothing to eat save what they called ‘cush meat.’ He always claimed they crossed into Pennsylvania and came through Chartiers Valley, near Chartier’s Creek. He told how they would have two lines of Indians and would make him run between the lines. And of an old Indian squaw who would be angry if they struck him, but he was a fast runner and did not get struck often. They pulled all his hair out of the top of his head and put rings in his ears. After he had been with them awhile the Indians got very friendly with him and when he left the old Indian squaw cried.

“In 1768 Robert Bell, Sr., was killed while riding home from a trip to Western Pennsylvania. On returning as he was nearing home in Virginia, after inspecting the land he intended to settle on in Pennsylvania, he was thrown from his horse and killed.

After the death of Robert Bell, Agnes Fleming and her 10 children moved to Alleghany County, Pa. It is thought that this move prompted Daniel and Margaret to migrate to Alleghany County sometime after October 23, 1771. Daniel purchased 640 acres six miles out of Fort Pitt, in the vicinity of the Old Mt. Lebanon Presbyterian Church, a section now called Carnegie, Pa., but then called St. Clair Township.3

Daniel Shawhan, Jr., is credited with being the first Shawhan to go into the whiskey distilling business, estab- lishing a tradition that would last for four generations.4 He produced a rye whiskey called “Monongahela Red” and settled down to enjoy the success of his business for the next seventeen years.

When the Revolutionary War erupted, Daniel answered the call by enlisting, August 5, 1776, in Captain Phillip Magoney’s Co., the Maryland Flying Camp—a mobile supply group.5 Daniel fought in the Battle of Yorktown,6 as well as serving in the Maryland 2nd Regiment in 1778, and subsequently with the 7th Co., 5th Bn., of the Washington Co., Pa. Militia.7

Daniel finally returned home to resume his life as a farmer and whiskey distiller. However, on the horizon events were conspiring that would change the course of his life. The events in question are what the history books call “The Whiskey Rebellion” and it is an ugly chapter in the first difficult years of the newly formed United States. The presenting problem was the call by some legislators for an excise tax to be placed upon the sale of whiskey. The western states, particularly western Pennsylvania and the Allegheny region of Virginia, did not take kindly to what they considered unfair taxation. However, as is always the case with volatile issues of this sort, much deeper problems lay beneath the surface. For these westerners, life on the edge of the frontier was, at best, dangerous Sideboard brought down the Ohio river by and, at worst, a matter of sheer survival. For us today, it is difficult Daniel Shawhan in 1788. to imagine the terrible conditions under which the early settlers endured. It is easy to understand why average Pennsylvanian had little sympathy for the new government’s need to collect revenue. From his perspective, the government was doing little to protect its citizens on the frontier and, to add insult to injury, it sought to tax one of the few profitable commodities produced in the wilderness. The so-called Whiskey Rebellion reached a head in 1794 when President Washington sent in troops to quell the opposition. Ironically, the excise tax was overturned several years later by President Thomas Jefferson.

By 1788, Daniel decided that enough was enough and moved his family down the Ohio river to (then) Bourbon

--62-- County, Virginia. Family legend has it that the family stopped over night at a spot near Townsend Creek, located about 6 miles north of present day Paris, Kentucky, and just behind the present day Mt. Carmel church. Daniel drank from a limestone spring and declared to his wife that the water was good for distilling whiskey. He then purchased 20 acres of land and established his whiskey distilling business. Family tradition (bolstered by some Bourbon County newspa- per articles written in the mid-1900’s) claims that Daniel Shawhan was the originator of Bourbon whiskey. This claim, while making for great folk-lore, is probably not true.8 What is true, however, is that Daniel Shawhan can rightly claim to be among the first generation of whiskey distillers to produce the distinctive liquor called “Bourbon.”

Unfortunately, Daniel did not live long enough to reap the rewards of his efforts; he died at the age of 52 on May 11, Daniel Shawhan Cabin, ca 1790 1791, leaving no will. He is buried in the Old Stoner Presby- terian Cemetery, Ruddle’s Mills, Kentucky.9 Shawhan-Ruddle's Road, Shawhan, Kentucky The names of the appraisers of the Inventory (refer to Volume II, p. 267, for a copy of this inventory) of Daniel Situated on a rise overlooking a branch Shawhan, dec’d, are very revealing. “Wm McCune” was the of Stoner Creek, this two-story father of Margaret “Peggy” McCune, the future wife of weatherboarded log house has several frame Daniel’s son, John. “Jacob Spears,” a neighbor to Daniel, additions, forming a "saddlebag" with was also a whiskey distiller by trade. Arguably, Jacob may central chimney. The interior was never have been the first to distill “Bourbon” whiskey, using that updated, as was often the case, and retains name. “Joseph Pew” (1753-1820) lived on an adjoining farm to Daniel. His family graveyard is located alongside High- original Federal woodwork. In close way 27 only about 1/4 mile from the present day Mt. Carmel proximity to the house are a large stone church. Joseph’s daughter Cynthia Pugh married Samuel springhouse and a log barn. Ewalt, brother to Sallie Ewalt (wife of Daniel Shawhan’s son On both the 1861 and 1877 maps the Joseph). site is identified as the farm of Daniel Shawhan, a grandson of Daniel Shawhan, We are left with very little information on the fate of Sr. (1738-1791). The elder Shawhan Daniel Shawhan’s wife, Margaret. Records indicate that immigrated to Bourbon County from Daniel’s son John lived on the 130 acres of land of his father Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, about Daniel , taking care of his widowed mother Margaret (Bell) 1788 and may have built the log structure. Shawhan, his sisters and young brothers. He cleared the land Perrin pp. 144, 150, 492. about the house and made improvements and raised crops Editor’s Note: Picture and description toward their support. Shortly after 1809, his mother and youngest brother Joseph went to live together near an taken from "Historic Architecture of improvement set up by John’s brother Daniel, after John Bourbon County, Kentucky," Walter E. married and had several children of his own.11 We have no Langsam, William Gus Johnson; Photo- record of her death or where she was buried. Presumably she graphs by William Gus Johnson. Historic was buried next to Daniel in the Stonermouth Presbyterian Paris-Bourbon County, Inc., in conjunction cemetery.12 with The Kentucky Heritage Council, p. 80. Note from Bob Francis: I visited the Daniel and Margaret Shawhan had the following chil- village of Shawhan, Kentucky, in March, dren: Robert (1764-1833), Daniel III (1765-1841), Agnes 1998, and was told that the log cabin was (Nancy) (1767-), John (1771-1845), Jane “Jennie” (1775- torn down about three years ago. 1863), Benjamin Shawnson (1776-), Elizabeth (1779-1853), and Joseph (1781-1871).13

The first son, Robert, remained in Pennsylvania and contin- ued the family trade of whiskey distilling. Interestingly, Robert is the only Shawhan to be remembered by general historians as a whiskey maker. His name is associated with the Whiskey Rebellion as one of the farmers who complied with the whiskey tax and had his barn burned down by opponents of the tax.14

--63-- Agnes Shawhan, like her brother Robert, decided to raise her family in Pennsylvania, rather than make the move to Kentucky.15 In 1785 when Agnes (Nancy) was 18, she first married Isaac WILLIAMS, in Youghioghania Co., West Augusta district of VA. Isaac died in 1853 in Allegheny Co., PA. Isaac was the brother of Mary Williams who married Agnes’s older brother Robert. They had the following children:16 Isaac, who married Mary Ann ROBERTSON, daughter of Eli ROBERTSON (1776-1844) & Elizabeth SHAWHAN (1779-1853); John; Sarah, who married BAUSMAN; Amelia, who married John HULSE; Elizabeth, who married John M. MASON; Agnes, who married Nathaniel PATTERSON; Dorale, who married Reinhardt BAUSMAN; Margaret; Mary; Robert Shawhan. Some family historians state that Agnes married second to a Mr. Miller. Nothing more is known about this family line. (Note: Refer to Vol. II, p.

The rest of Daniel’s children moved to Bourbon County, Kentucky, and are included in this Volume. Very little is known about the third son of Daniel and Margaret, Benjamin Shawnson, other than his birth date and that he married Nancy COLLINS, daughter of John COLLINS, on 27 February 1806 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Hopefully, further research will uncover more information about Benjamin and his possible descendants; until then, nothing more will be written about him.

ENDNOTES

1 Shrewsbury Parish records, page 240. 2 Madsen, p. 10. 3 Isobel Madsen records that “the property (as of 1951) was still in the hands of the family under the name of ‘Shawhan Place.’” (Madsen, p. 11.) This reference has recently been verified through e-mail correspondence with Mr. Dale Patterson, a descendant of Robert BELL and Agnes FLEMING (the parents of John Shawhan’s mother Margaret Bell). Mr. Patterson writes (in an e-mail message dated October 13, 1998): “I had always heard that Margaret and her family had moved on past Carnegie to Kentucky with several of the Bell brothers, but someone from that family came back at some time and settled, because at the base of the hill, close to where James and Johns’ (sons of Robert Bell) claims touched each other, there was a small section of Carnegie that has always been known as Shawhan’s Hill. Dad remembers his grandfather saying that one of them came back, and John sold them a little piece of his property. I’m not certain who it was that came though, but I know that one little section is still referred to (by the old timers), as Shawhan Hill.” 4 The family takes great pride in its four generation history of whiskey making; especially as amongst the first of those to distil that unique brand of whiskey called “Bourbon.” During my research for this book project, I found it intriguing that, while our family possesses a rich variety of stories telling of the Shawhan family’s contribution to whiskey making, the historians fail to include us even as footnotes in history. Refer to the essay “The History of Bourbon Whiskey and the Shawhan Family” in Volume II (p. 89) of this series for a thorough treatment of this subject. 5 Maryland Archives, Vol. 18/45. 6 D.A.R. Patriot Index page 608. 7 R.T. Shawhan, p. 5 8 Refer to my essay “The History of Bourbon Whiskey and the Shawhan Family” for a thorough treatment of this subject. 9 There is no longer a gravestone which marks the final resting place of Daniel Shawhan. I visited the cemetery in March, 1998, and again in July, 1998, trying to find his and Margaret’s gravestones, but to no avail. (REF) 10 Bourbon County Court Will Book A, pp. 116-117. Refer also to a copy of the original inventory in Vol. II, p. 267, “Daniel Shawhan Estate Inventory.” 11 Hills, William G.; Shawhan, Violet Romer; Norton, Nell Downing; Lemley, Marie Perrin. “Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy,” p. 32. 12 Though this is pure speculation at this juncture, could it be that Margaret was denied burial in the Stonermouth Presbyterian church graveyard because her son, Jon, had left the church after being denounced from the pulpit by the Rev. Samuel Reynolds because of John’s attendance at the “Great Revival” of the Rev. Barton Stone in August, 1801 (refer to “The Biography of John Shawhan” in this issue)? It is interesting to note that no other Shawhan family member besides Daniel is buried at the Stonermouth Presbyterian graveyard. This leads us to speculate that Margaret may have been buried in the John Shawhan family cemetery. However, there is no physical evidence which supports this possibility. (REF) 13 Some family historians mention two other children, Mary and George, but there is no evidence to substantiate this claim. Until this evidence does surface, these children will not be addressed in this study. 14 From The Whiskey Rebellion (New York: Oxford University Press, 1986), p. 265, by Thomas P. Slaughter, we read: “During the winter of 1793-94 some of the larger distillers responded to the economic pressure imposed by the Quartermaster General. If they wanted to sell whiskey to the army, by far the largest potential customer on the frontier, they would have to register their stills and pay the tax. In response to this movement, tax resisters warned that they would burn out all who complied. True to their word, local firebrands destroyed the stills and mills of Kiddoe, Robert Shawhan, and William Richmond.” 15 R.T. Shawhan, p. 7 16 Isaac’s will, probated Oct. 16, 1853, in Allegheny Co., Pa. mentions children: John Williams; Sarah Bausman; Amelia, wife of John Hulse; Elizabeth, wife of John Wm. Mason; Isaac; Agnes, wife of Nathaniel Patterson; Dorale, wife of Reinhardt Bausman; Margaret; Mary; Robert Shawhan.

--64-- The Descendants of Robert Shawhan (1764-1833) by Ronald T. Shawhan

The Robert Shawhan lineage traces itself back to DARBY SHAWHAN a Scotch-Irish immigrant who arrived in Kent County, Maryland in about 1698 — he may have come by way of Barbados. We know that he was an illiterate but industrious farmer, growing tobacco, on land known as “Darby’s Desire”, which was/is located a short distance north- west of the city of Kennedyville, in Kent County, MD; he and his wife, Sarah Meeks, lie buried on these grounds. Darby and Sarah were married in the still existing St. Paul’s Church, on November 20, 1707 — that union produced eight children, including Daniel (1709-177?), the direct ancestor of Robert. DANIEL SHAWHAN was a farmer and a tanner — i.e. one skilled in such leatherwork as shoe-making. He married Jennet (last name unknown) and had several children, including Daniel (1738-1791). Daniel, b. 1709, migrated from Kent County to Frederick County, MD in about 1740, and subsequently to Hampshire County, VA/WV in about 1759. Along the way he fought in the militia during the French and Indian War and provided ferry service to the defeated troops of General Braddock as they returned to Maryland, bloodied from the mauling they received at the hands of the French and their Indian allies when the British tried to capture Ft. Duquesne (Pittsburgh); Braddock himself had been killed during the action and the surviving troops were saved from total destruction primarily through the efforts of Colonel George Washington. DANIEL SHAWHAN(1738-1791) was born in Kent County and migrated with his father westward thru Frederick County into Hampshire County, VA where he married Margaret Bell in about 1762, near Romney, VA/WV; Margaret, the daughter of Robert and Agnes (Fleming) Bell, has been described as having “hair like the sunsets, filled with gold and red.” They had eight children, one of whom was Robert, b. 1764. Daniel, Margaret, and their family, together with the Bells, migrated, in about 1771, to Allegheny County, PA, in present-day Chartiers Valley, near Carnegie, PA. where they prospered as farmers and as distillers of fine whiskey. Daniel also served in the Pennsylvania Militia during the Revolutionary War, as did his son Robert. During the period known as the Whiskey Rebellion, when western Pennsyl- vania farmers/distillers refused to pay taxes on their spirits, Daniel pulled up stakes and traveled down the Ohio River to what was then western Virginia, present-day Kentucky. He resumed distilling whiskey, in Bourbon County, KY, where his secret formula for “bourbon” became known far and wide for its smooth taste; the Shawhan brand of whis- key continued to be sold through the 1970s. The little town of Shawhan, KY, a still-existing hamlet near Paris, KY, was established before the Civil War by one of the descendants of this Daniel as a railroad shipping point for the produce, including whiskey, of the area. A detailed summary of ROBERT SHAWHAN and his descendants follows.

First Generation

1. Robert SHAWHAN,1 son of Daniel SHAWHAN and Margaret Fry BELL, was born in Hampshire Co., VA/WVA March 5, 1764. Robert died February 25, 1833 in Allegheny Co., PA, at 68 years of age. He married Mary WILL- IAMS in Allegheny Co., PA, about 1788. Mary was born July 12, 1766. Mary died 15 Apr 1826 in Allegheny Co., PA. Robert served during the Rev. War as a Private, Pa. Militia, in Capt. Zadock Wright’s Co., under Lt. John Cannon and Ensign George Brice. When the rest of the family migrated to the Kentucky District of VA, Robert elected to remain in Pennsylvania, taking over his father Daniel’s farm. Like many others in western PA, he farmed staples such as rye and corn, primarily for the eastern markets. Transportation over the mountains, however, was quite difficult and expensive - - a horse could carry only four bushels of grain. So Robert joined hundreds of others in the area in the distillation of whiskey — the equivalent of 24 bushels of grain could be converted into two large wooden kegs and loaded across a horse’s back. A gallon of rye whiskey became a standard bartering medium, as there were few hard pieces of shilling available. The 1790 Census lists Robert as being in Allegheny Co., PA. In March 1791, the young American Federal government was desperate for funds and the Secretary of the Treasury, Alexander Hamilton, pushed thru an excise tax upon distilled spirits, to be paid in hard money. The resultant uproar among the farmers of western Pa. erupted into what history calls “The Whiskey Rebellion”. The unrest was finally calmed in 1794, when President Washington dispatched 13,000 troops under “Light Horse Harry” Lee to western Pa. to quell the rebels. In the interim, however,

--65-- federal revenue agents were tarred and feathered or worse, and regular skirmishes occurred in confrontations between the “Whiskey Boys” and those who were trying to enforce or pay the hated tax; friends became enemies as some farmers elected to pay the tax while the majority refused to do so. “Pennsylvania Historical Collections”, by Sherman Day, pub. 1843, in its summary of the “Whiskey Insurrection”, records, “In January 1794, further violence com- menced. Robert Strawhan (Shawhan), a complying distiller, had his barn burnt”. Robert’s will left his farm to his eldest son, Daniel, and describes the property as being near Chartiers Creek, adjacent to the lands of John Bell — John Bell was a member of the same Bell family from which came Margaret Bell, the spouse of Daniel Shawhan, 1738-1791. The Bells and the Shawhans both migrated to the Chartiers area, from Hampshire Co, VA/WV, probably in the late 1770s. Many of the critical dates re Robert’s family were taken directly from his Bible which, in 1938, was in the hands of Margaret Barclay, one of his descendents. Robert SHAWHAN and Mary WILLIAMS had the following family: i. Margaret Bell SHAWHAN was born in Allegheny Co., PA November 1, 1789. She married Joseph LARIMER in PA, about 1810. Joseph was born about 1787. 2 ii. Jane SHAWHAN was born November 19, 1791 and died March 19, 1877. iii. Sidney SHAWHAN was born in Allegheny Co., PA September 23, 1793. She mar- ried George BROCK in PA. George was born ABT. 1791. 3 iv. Mary SHAWHAN was born April 26, 1795 and died August 12, 1849. 4 v. Daniel SHAWHAN was born March 5, 1797 and died January 10, 1881. 5 vi. John SHAWHAN was born October 24, 1799 and died February 17, 1859. 6 vii. Joseph SHAWHAN was born November 12, 1801 and died November 16, 1880. viii. Elizabeth SHAWHAN was born in Allegheny Co., PA April 02, 1804. Elizabeth died about 1805 in Alleghany, PA. 7 ix. Robert Perry SHAWHAN was born April 09, 1807 and died about 1880. x. Shepley Holmes SHAWHAN was born in Allegheny Co., PA May 10, 1810. Shepley died November 24, 1846 in PA, at 36 years of age.

Second Generation

2. Jane SHAWHAN (Robert 1)2 was born in Allegheny Co., PA November 19, 1791. Jane died March 19, 1877 in PA, at 85 years of age. She married Nathaniel Plummer PEARSON in Allegheny Co., PA, January 1, 1812. Nathaniel was born in Newburyport, Essex Co., MA October 6, 1788.3 Nathaniel 4 was the son of Jesse Samuel PEARSON and Mehetable PLUMMER. Nathaniel died September 19, 1869 in Louisville, Jefferson Co., KY, at 80 years of age. Nathaniel served during the War of 1812 as an Ensign in the “Hunting Shirt Company”, under Captain James Turbett, 1st Regt., PA Militia, Allegheny County. After the War he managed his father’s flour mill in Allegheny County. Key sources are his 1851 request for bounty land and his widow’s 1873 pension application based on his service during the War of 1812. The Pittsburgh Gazette of Nov. 8, 1814 listed Nathaniel as the administrator of his father Jesse’s will. From file of Merry Anne Pierson: “ Still living with Hehetable on 1820 Census. Shows up on 1830 census as Nathaniel Piercon. Children listed are those enumerated with him on the 1830 census. No wife listed. These could be siblings. From his pension documents and Samuel Walker Pearson’s letter included with the documents. Lived in Birmingham, near Pittsburgh until spring of 1869, went to Louisville, KY to be near eldest daughter and a son in glass business; died there but was returned to Allegheny Co. for burial.” Jane and Nathaniel were married at the home of her father, Robert Shawhan. Jane SHAWHAN and Nathaniel Plummer PEARSON had the following family: 8 i. Hannah PEARSON was born November 14, 1812. 9 ii. Oliver Hazard Perry PEARSON, Sr. was born February 6, 1814. 10 iii. Patterson H. PEARSON was born about 1820. 11 iv. Jesse PEARSON was born about 1822. 12 v. Elizabeth P. PEARSON was born 1826. vi. Charles C. Pierson PEARSON was born in St. Clair Township, Allegheny Co., PA 1829.5 Note from Merry Anne Pierson: “1830 Census enumeration. Father is listed as Nathaniel Piercon. He’s really PEARSON> St. Clair TWP, 1850 Census glassblower.” 3. Mary SHAWHAN (Robert 1)6 was born in Allegheny Co., PA April 26, 1795. Mary died August 12, 1849 in PA, at 54 years of age. Mary may have died during the cholera epidemic which scourged the western part of Pa. in 1849. The particulars of Oliver’s birth and why he retained the Shawhan name are unknown. Proof of his being the son of

--66-- Mary is based on a Record of Deeds in which heirs of Mary convey property to “her son Oliver Shawhan”. (see Boro of Birmingham, Allegheny Co., PA, Deeds, Vol. 88, pg. 21, Sept. 7, 1849). Mary SHAWHAN had the following family: 13 i. Oliver O. SHAWHAN was born November 29, 1828 and died February 10, 1903. 4. Daniel SHAWHAN (Robert 1)7 was born in Allegheny Co., PA March 5, 1797. Daniel died January 10, 1881 in Allegheny Co., PA, at 83 years of age. He married Margaret CALDWELL in Allegheny Co., PA, December 23, 1834. Margaret was born November 22, 1812. Margaret died January 19, 1897 in Allegheny Co., PA, at 84 years of age. During the 1898-1905 time frame, Daniel’s heirs obtained detailed lot maps showing the location of the property to which they were entitled. The property, encompassing several lots, was located in Scott Twp., Allegheny Co, Pa.; one set of lots was situated between Bell Avenue and Bent Alley, adjacent to the Pittsburgh, Chartiers, & Youghiogheny RR. Other lots were off of Shawhan Avenue, near Ridge and Northside Avenues. These were in the vicinity of East Carnegie, Pa. Daniel and other Shawhans are buried in this same area, in Chartiers Cemetery. Many other Shawhans, also descendents of Robert, are buried in South Side Cemetery, a short distance east of Carnegie. “The History of Allegheny County” (1889) states that Daniel owned the property left to him by Robert who in turn received it from his father, Daniel (1738-1791); it described the property as being near Mount Lebanon Church. The same article identifies Daniel as being both a farmer and also one engaged in the coal business, having had coal discovered on his land. Daniel SHAWHAN and Margaret CALDWELL had the following family: 14 i. Imogene SHAWHAN was born October 6, 1835 and died May 1923. 15 ii. Georgia Montgomery SHAWHAN was born October 8, 1837 and died June 12, 1907. iii. Daniel Theodore SHAWHAN was born in Allegheny Co., PA April 03, 1840. Daniel died January 1841 in Allegheny Co., PA, at less than one year of age. iv. Robert William SHAWHAN was born in Allegheny Co., PA December 28, 1842. Robert died 1 Aug 1851 in Allegheny Co., PA. v. Gertrude SHAWHAN was born in Allegheny Co., PA April 06, 1845. Gertrude died June 21, 1846 in Allegheny Co., PA, at 1 year of age. 16 vi. Williametta (Willie) SHAWHAN was born August 27, 1848 and died March 17, 1929. vii. Daniel SHAWHAN was born in Allegheny Co., PA August 27, 1848. Daniel died October 12, 1848 in Allegheny Co., PA, at less than one year of age. viii. Robertine (Robbie) SHAWHAN8 was born in Allegheny Co., PA October 22, 1852. Robertine died Sep- tember 19, 1925 in Allegheny Co., PA, at 72 years of age. Robbie never married. In her will, dated Oct. 16, 1925, she mentions several religious groups plus nieces and nephews. 5. John SHAWHAN (Robert 1)9 was born in Allegheny Co., PA October 24, 1799. John died February 17, 1859 in Allegheny Co., PA, at 59 years of age. He married Eliza Mary SHELTON in PA, about 1823. Eliza was born 1799. Eliza died AFT. 1859. John was a carpenter. John SHAWHAN and Eliza Mary SHELTON had the following family: i. Elizabeth SHAWHAN was born in Allegheny Co., PA 1825. She married George POWELL in PA, about 1845. 17 ii. Robert R. SHAWHAN was born January 1, 1828 and died March 6, 1905. 6. Joseph SHAWHAN (Robert 1)10 was born in Allegheny Co., PA November 12, 1801. Joseph died November 16, 1880 in Pittsburgh, PA, at 79 years of age. He married Matilda DAVIS in PA, June 24, 1824. Matilda was born ABT. 1803. Matilda died 23 Apr 1867 in PA. Joseph SHAWHAN and Matilda DAVIS had the following family: i. Margaret SHAWHAN was born in Allegheny Co., PA 1828. ii. Joanna SHAWHAN was born in Allegheny Co., PA 1830. iii. Matilda SHAWHAN was born in Allegheny Co., PA 1832. iv. Joseph M. SHAWHAN11 was born in Allegheny Co., PA 1836. Joseph died May 8, 1864 in The Wilder- ness, VA, at 27 years of age. A Sgt. in the Union Army during the Civil War, Joseph was KIA, on May 8, 1864, while serving in Co. C, 155th Pennsylvania Regiment at the Battle of the Wilderness, at Laurel Hill, VA. A 1910 publication, “Under the Maltese Cross”, covering the campaigns of the 155th described his death as he led his company into action. “Forty (his nickname) was much beloved by his superior officers and the ranks of the Company for his soldierly, manly qualities”. v. Elmira SHAWHAN was born in Allegheny Co., PA 1841. 7. Robert Perry SHAWHAN (Robert 1) was born in Allegheny Co., PA April 09, 1807. Robert died about 1880 in

--67-- PA. He married Mary PLUNKETT in PA, about 1830. Mary was born in PA about 1801.12 Mary died May 18, 1882 in PA, at 80 years of age. Robert was a glass blower. Robert Perry SHAWHAN and Mary PLUNKETT had the following family: i. Amelia SHAWHAN was born in Allegheny Co., PA 1831. 18 ii. Francis (Frank) SHAWHAN was born 1841 and died February 26, 1895. iii Elizabeth SHAWHAN was born in Allegheny Co., PA 1841. iv. Margaret B. SHAWHAN was born in Allegheny Co., PA 1845. v. Ellen SHAWHAN was born in Allegheny Co., PA 1847. vi. Mary SHAWHAN was born in Allegheny Co., PA 1848.

Third Generation

8. Hannah PEARSON (Jane SHAWHAN 3) was born in St. Clair Township, Allegheny Co., PA November 14, 1812. She married John H. STANGER in Allegheny Co., PA, ABT. 1839. Marriage date and place are estimated based on data in referenced 1860 Census. Date of 1839 based on age of oldest child listed in Census (20) and date of Census (1860). Place (PA) based on fact that parents and all except the youngest child were born in PA. John was born in NJ ABT. 1815. Listed as NJ on Marriage Bond of Rebecca Stanger and Charles Doyle. John was a successful glass manufacturer in Louisville, KY, in the 1850s and ’60s.. Note from Merry Anne Pierson indicates that pension docu- ments, and a SW Pearson letter, show that Hannah was born during Nathaniel’s tour of duty in the war of 1812. Hannah PEARSON and John H. STANGER had the following family: 19 ii. John STANGER was born ABT. 1840.13 iii. Marknell STANGER was born in PA ABT. 1844. iv. Buenavista STANGER was born in PA ABT. 1846. Birth date estimated per age on 1860 Census (14). Birthplace listed as PA. v. Jane STANGER was born in PA ABT. 1850. Birth date estimated from age on 1860 Census (10). Birth- place listed as PA. vi. Eliza STANGER was born in PA ABT. 1853. Birth date based on age on 1860 Census (7). Birthplace listed as PA, vii. Thomas STANGER was born in KY ABT. 1856. Birth date based on age on 1860 Census (4). Birthplace listed as KY. 20 viii. Rebecca W. STANGER was born December 31, 184214 and died February 14, 1924.15 9. Oliver Hazard Perry PEARSON , SR. (Jane SHAWHAN 3) was born in St. Clair Township, Allegheny Co., PA February 6, 1814. He married twice. He married Sarah UNKNOWN in PA, ABT. 1854. He married Sarah (PIERSON) in St. Clair Township, Allegheny Co., PA, ABT. 1854.16 Sarah was born 1819.17 Note from Merry Anne Pierson: “1860 Allegheny Co. Census East Birmingham. Age 46 Carpenter”. Oliver Hazard Perry PEARSON, Sr. and Sarah UNKNOWN had the following family: i. Oliver Hazard Perry PEARSON , JR. was born in Birmingham, St. Clair Township, Allegheny Co., PA 1855. ii. Sarah PEARSON was born 1857. iii. Amelia PEARSON was born 1860.

Oliver Hazard Perry PEARSON, Sr. and Sarah (PIERSON) had the following family: iv. Amelia PEARSON was born in Birmingham, Allegheny Co, PA 1860.18 10. Patterson H. PEARSON (Jane SHAWHAN 3) was born in St. Clair Township, Allegheny Co., PA about 1820. He married Lucinda UNKNOWN about 1848. Lucinda was born in VA 1825. Note from Merry Anne Pearson: “1830 Census denotes 1 male child 10 but less than 15. Probably this child. 1850 census first found in St Clair Twp then in Birmingham Boro near Nathaniel. Most likely is son.” Patterson H. PEARSON and Lucinda UNKNOWN had the following family: i. Clarissa PEARSON was born in St. Clair Township, Allegheny Co, PA 1849. 11. Jesse PEARSON (Jane SHAWHAN 3) was born in St. Clair Township, Allegheny Co., PA about 1822. He married Mary UNKNOWN about 1847. Mary was born 1825. Note from Merry Anne Pierson: “1830 census denotes 1 male child 5 but less than 10. On 1850 census in lower St. Clair Twp, Jesse Pearson 25, farmer, correct age to be one of Nathaniel’s.”

--68-- Jesse PEARSON and Mary UNKNOWN had the following family: i. John PEARSON was born ABT. 1848. 12. Elizabeth P. PEARSON (Jane SHAWHAN 3) was born in St. Clair Township, Allegheny Co., PA 1826. She married Robert JACKSON in PA, ABT. 1849. Robert was born in St. Clair Township, Allegheny Co., PA 1825.19 Note from Merry Anne Pierson: “1850 census, married to Robert Jackson, living with her parents. Listed on the 1830 census as the female child under 5.” Elizabeth P. PEARSON and Robert JACKSON had the following family: i. Francis M. JACKSON was born ABT. 1850. ii. Francis M. JACKSON was born in St. Clair Township, Allegheny Co., PA 1849-1850.20 13. Oliver O. SHAWHAN (Mary 5)21 was born in PA November 29, 1828. Oliver died February 10, 1903 in Pitts- burgh, PA, at 74 years of age. He married Hannah HERSHBERGER in PA, November 1, 1849. Hannah was born in PA 1828. Hannah died December 22, 1897 in PA, at 69 years of age. Oliver’s grave in Southside Cemetery includes an American Legion marker which shows that he served with Co. L, 5 PA. Regiment, Heavy Artillery, US Volunteers, during the Civil War. His enlistment papers, dtd Aug. 24, 1864, describe him as being 5ft 9in, fair complexion, 36 yrs. old, with grey eyes, light hair, and due a bounty of $100. His duties were those of a driver. His obit mentions that he was a pioneer resident of the South Side section of Pittsburgh and that during the Civil War he was wounded , from which he never fully recovered. Oliver O. SHAWHAN and Hannah HERSHBERGER had the following family: i. Andrew SHAWHAN was born July 8, 1850. 21ii. William John SHAWHAN was born May 13, 1851 and died April 23, 1909. iii. Catherine Grace (Kate) SHAWHAN22 was born in Pittsburgh, PA April 13, 1860. She married twice. She married James P. HUGHES in Pittsburgh, PA, June 12, 1881. James was born in Pittsburgh, PA ABT. 1854. She married John M. BAKER March 21, 1888. John was born in Pittsburgh, PA September 1, 1860. iv. Ida May SHAWHAN23 was born in Pittsburgh, PA April 26, 1866. Ida died September 19, 1916 in PA, at 50 years of age. She married Edward CHRISTIANSEN October 13, 1903. Edward was born in Norway March 12, 1866. 14. Imogene SHAWHAN (Daniel 6) was born in Pittsburg, Allegheny Co., PA October 6, 1835. Imogene died May 1923 in Leavenworth, KS, at 87 years of age. She married Robert Brown CRAIG in PA, June 1, 1851. Robert was born in Ireland September 23, 1823. Robert died July 10, 1885 in Leavenworth, KS, at 61 years of age. Imogene SHAWHAN and Robert Brown CRAIG had the following family: i. Robbie E. CRAIG. ii. Emma CRAIG. iii. Rose CRAIG. 22 iv. Maude Jane CRAIG was born 1855 and died 1925. 15. Georgia Montgomery SHAWHAN (Daniel 6) was born in Allegheny Co., PA October 8, 1837. Georgia died June 12, 1907 in Allegheny Co., PA, at 69 years of age. She married Samuel R. SLOAN in PA, about 1860. Samuel was born 1834. Samuel died 1894 at 60 years of age. Georgia Montgomery SHAWHAN and Samuel R. SLOAN had the following family: i. Margaret Caldwell SLOAN. She married Joseph H. BARCLAY. ii. William J. SLOAN. 16. Williametta (Willie) SHAWHAN (Daniel 6)24 was born in Allegheny Co., PA August 27, 1848. Williametta died March 17, 1929 in Allegheny Co., PA, at 80 years of age. She married J. W. SIMPSON in Allegheny Co., PA, about 1870. J. W. was born 1845. He died September 27, 1895 in PA, at 50 years of age. Served in Co. I, 15th Kan. Calvary during Civil War, per his tombstone in Chartiers Cemetery, Carnegie, PA. In her will, “Willie” bequeathed many of her prized possessions to her grandchildren, including her solid silver table-ware, her writing desk, her chif-robe, and the sword carried by her late husband during the Civil War. Williametta (Willie) SHAWHAN and J. W. SIMPSON had the following family: 23 i. Dr. Karl Stanley SIMPSON was born 1879 and died October 8, 1941. 17. Robert R. SHAWHAN (John 7)25 was born in Allegheny Co., PA January 1, 1828. Robert died March 6, 1905 in Pittsburg, PA, at 77 years of age. He married Eva A. HART in Allegheny Co., OH, ABT. 1850. Eva was born in Pittsburg, PA March 8, 1830. Eva died October 23, 1888 in Pittsburg, PA, at 58 years of age. In 1861 Robert and Eva were living in East Williamsport, PA; by 1868 they had moved to Roxbury, OH, near Marietta. The 1880 Census listed them in Montgomery Co., OH. For the family history of this Robert Shawhan, 1828-1905, we are particularly indebted to the efforts of the Pearl Shawhan Earnest family and to Mary Elizabeth Shawhan Sanders and her husband, Wilbur.

--69-- Robert R. SHAWHAN and Eva A. HART had the following family: 24 i. Mary Ann (Molly) SHAWHAN was born January 1851 and died about 1873. ii. Nancy Helena SHAWHAN was born in Allegheny Co., PA May 1852. She married George L. EVANS about 1872. George was born about 1850. iii. Baretta Trumbull SHAWHAN was born in Allegheny Co., PA September 1853. iv. John SHAWHAN was born in Allegheny Co., PA 1854. Occupation: Coal Miner 1880. 25 v. James Martin SHAWHAN was born April 21, 1857 and died April 06, 1929. vi. Francis J. SHAWHAN was born in Allegheny Co., PA 1858. He married Mary E. (UNKNOWN) in Pitts- burgh, PA, ABT. 1880. vii. Henry Hambright SHAWHAN was born in Allegheny Co., PA 1861. 26 viii. William Woodward SHAWHAN was born May 1863 and died about 1947. ix. Elizabeth Powell SHAWHAN was born in Allegheny Co., PA 1863. x. Louisa Holmes SHAWHAN was born in Allegheny Co., PA 1864. xi. Robert E. Lee SHAWHAN was born in Morgan Co., OH 1868. 27 xii. Jarvis Matthew SHAWHAN was born March 4, 1872 and died June 30, 1947. xiii. Valeria Robina SHAWHAN was born in Morgan Co., OH 1875. 18. Francis (Frank) SHAWHAN (Robert Perry 10)26 was born in WV 1841. Francis died February 26, 1895 in Pittsburgh, PA, at 53 years of age. He married Mary E. MCINTYRE) in PA, about 1868. Mary was born ABT. 1847. The 1880 census shows Frank as a glass blower and his son, Edward, as a glass tender. Frank served in the US Navy during the Civil War era. His brief obit mentioned that he died, of pneumonia, at the workhouse after being picked up for being a vagrant. Francis (Frank) SHAWHAN and Mary E. MCINTYRE) had the following family: i. Edward SHAWHAN was born 1869. ii. Mary SHAWHAN was born 1869. iii. Mamie SHAWHAN was born December 27, 1869. iv. Maggie SHAWHAN was born December 4, 1871. v. Lody SHAWHAN was born 1872.

Fourth Generation

19. John STANGER (Hannah PEARSON 12) was born in PA ABT. 1840.27 He married Elizabeth (STANGER) in KY, ABT. 1862. Marriage date estimated from age of eldest child listed on 1870 Census (5). Census was taken June 13, 1870. Place of marriage assumed from both parents and all their childen listed as being born in KY. Note: There is a possibity that the John Stanger listed on 1860 Census (brother of Rebecca) is not the same John Stanger listed in 1870 Census. The ages match, but birthplace is PA on 1860 Census and KY on 1870 Census. John was a glass blower. Elizabeth was born in KY ABT. 1842.28 John STANGER and Elizabeth (STANGER) had the following family: i. George STANGER was born in KY ABT. 1868.29 Birth date estimated from age on 1870 Census (2). Birth place listed as KY. 20. Rebecca W. STANGER (Hannah PEARSON 12) was born in PA December 31, 1842.30 Rebecca died February 14, 1924 in 1605 S Branson (home), Marion, Grant Co., IN, at 81 years of age.31 Her body was interred February 1924 in I. O. O. F. Cemetery, Marion, Grant Co., IN.32 She married Charles DOYLE in St. John Parsonage, Louisville, Jefferson Co., KY, September 22, 1866. Per Marriage Certificate on hand; Witnesses Bridget Doyle, M Rogers. Charles was born in New Brunswick, Canada February 17, 1830. Charles died March 26, 1916 in 216 West Thirtieth St. (home), Marion, Grant Co., IN, at 86 years of age. His body was interred March 1916 in I.O.O.F. Cemetery, Marion, Grant Co., IN. Died of Lobar Pneumonia, left lung. Lived at 38 Myrtle St, Louisville in 1880; Moved to Marion in 1891. Was reported as an alien on 1900 Census; also reported to be able to read and write. Died of influenza. Death certificate lists place of burial as IOOF Cemetery. Rebecca’s father, John, was a very successful glass manufacturer in Louisville, KY during the 1850s and ’60s. Paragraph from Rebecca’s obituary: “The Kerrigans, parents of J. Warren Kerrigan, famous motion picture actor and leading man in “The Covered Wagon,” which appears at the Orpheum next week, were next door neighbors when she lived in Louisville. Mrs. Doyle was present at the christening of Warren and was named as his godmother.” Rebecca W. STANGER and Charles DOYLE had the following family:

--70-- i. John P. DOYLE was born in Louisville, Jefferson Co., KY July 1868. John died 1943 in IN, at 74 years of age. His body was interred 1943 in I. O. O. F. Cemetery, Marion, Grant Co., IN. Tombstone shows birth year as 1868. 1900 U.S. Census shows birth year as 1867 and birth month as July. ii. Catherine M. DOYLE was born 1869. Catherine died May 12, 1921 in 1605 South Branson (home), Marion, Grant Co., IN, at 51 years of age. Her body was interred in I.O.O.F. Cemetery, Marion, Grant Co., IN. Occupation: Housekeeper for priest. Died of heart attack. 28 iii. Grace Agnes DOYLE was born January 2, 1871 and died October 26, 1937. iv. James M. DOYLE was born in IN 1872. James died February 12, 1903 in 216 West Thirtieth (Parent’s h, Marion, Grant Co., IN, at 30 years of age.33 His body was interred in I. O. O. F. Cemetery, Section 27, Marion, Grant Co., IN. Occupation: Glass Blower. Tombstone shows death year as 1902, while 3 obituar- ies are from 1903. Marion Leader, Thursday, February 12, 1903; Marion News Tribune, Thursday, February 12, 1903; Marion Weekly Chronicle, February 13,1903; he died of tuberculosis after living in the “Pest House” in Marion, IN. Death date on tombstone (1902) appears to be incorrect. Obituaries in three newspa- pers show 1903 death. Tombstone appears to have been added at much later date, judging from its excellent condition in 1998. v. Hannah A. DOYLE was born in OH May 5, 1875. Hannah died July 3, 1921 in Marion, Grant Co., IN, at 46 years of age. Her body was interred July 5, 1921 in IOOF Cemetery, Marion, Grant Co., IN. Died of TB. 29 vi. Rebecca Elizabeth DOYLE was born June 23, 1878 and died July 3, 1962. 30 vii. Charles J DOYLE Jr. was born March 3, 188134 and died 10 Aug 1967.35 viii. Mary Agatha DOYLE was born in Louisville, Jefferson Co., KY March 11, 1883. Mary died July 20, 1966 in 712 Jeffras Ave. (Peckis home), Marion, Grant Co., IN, at 83 years of age.36 Her body was interred July 23, 1966 in I. O. O. F. Cemetery, Section H, Marion, Grant Co., IN. Occupation: Worked in the Grant County Treas. Estate administrator was Mary Peckis Single Needham and Son Funeral Home 31ix. Thomas William DOYLE was born July 2, 1885 and died February 28, 1963. 21. William John SHAWHAN (Oliver O. 18)37 was born in PA May 13, 1851. William died April 23, 1909 in PA, at 57 years of age. He married twice. He married Margaret “Maggie” UNKNOWN in PA, about 1870. Margaret was born in PA August 17, 1850. Margaret died December 1, 1879 in PA, at 29 years of age. He married Anna Eliza MCGIBNEY in PA, about 1880. Anna was born ABT. 1855. William John SHAWHAN and Margaret “Maggie” UNKNOWN had the following family: i. William SHAWHAN was born in PA December 26, 1871. William died October 12, 1877 in PA, at 5 years of age. William John SHAWHAN and Anna Eliza MCGIBNEY had the following family: 32 ii. Willett Oliver SHAWHAN was born February 3, 1882 and died November 1, 1936. iii. Matilda SHAWHAN was born September 10, 1883. iv. Howard SHAWHAN was born in PA August 10, 1889. Howard died April 22, 1953 in PA, at 63 years of age. v. George SHAWHAN was born in PA February 1891. George died December 4, 1934 in PA, at 43 years of age. vi. Robert George SHAWHAN was born July 10, 1893. He married Vennie ARWOOD November 20, 1912. vii. Charles Easton Claus SHAWHAN was born in PA May 27, 1895. Charles died July 2, 1895 in PA, at less than one year of age. 22. Maude Jane CRAIG (Imogene SHAWHAN 19) was born in Pittsburgh, PA 1855. Maude died 1925 at 70 years of age. She married John Lee WHITAKER. John was born in Cincinnati, OH 1853. He died 1901 at 48 years of age. Maude Jane CRAIG and John Lee WHITAKER had the following family: 33 i. Robert Brown WHITAKER was born 1883. 23. Dr. Karl Stanley SIMPSON (Williametta (Willie) SHAWHAN 24) was born 1879. Dr. died October 8, 1941 in PA, at 62 years of age. He married Elizabeth Foster BELL in PA, about 1902. Elizabeth was born 1879. Elizabeth died 1918 in PA, at 39 years of age. Dr. Karl Stanley SIMPSON and Elizabeth Foster BELL had the following family: i. Mary Bruce SIMPSON. ii. Karl Stanley SIMPSON, JR. iii. John A. B. SIMPSON. iv. James Willam SIMPSON. 24. Mary Ann (Molly) SHAWHAN (Robert R. 28)38 was born in Allegheny Co., PA January 1851. Mary died about

--71-- 1873 in Washington, PA. She married Richard M. JONES January 27, 1867. Richard was born in Near Richmond VA February 27, 1840.39 Richard died November 25, 1920 in Beverly, Washington, OH, at 80 years of age.40 His body was interred November 28, 1920 in Beverly Cemetery, Washington, OH. Richard fought in the Civil War for the Confederate side. When he returned to his home near Richmond, Virginia, his house, family, and parents, were gone. He moved north to Ohio where it is said by his granddaughter, Mary Inez Miller, he was never happy. His daughter Eva married John Seldon Miller whose father, George Miller, also served in the Civil War but for the North. This made discussions on the Civil War taboo during family gatherings. His obituary noted that his funeral service was attended by Mrs. James Shawhan and Mrs. John Stage of Marietta, OH. During his declining years he was cared for by his daughter Helen. He was a career mail carrier, living on 7th St. in Beverly, Ohio. Molly died shortly after the birth of her child Margaret, while she was visiting her parents in Pennsylvania; the circumstances are unknown. Her Mother, Eva, then went to Ohio for a period of time to assist Molly’s husband, Richard, in the raising of the children. Mary Ann (Molly) SHAWHAN and Richard M. JONES had the following family: i. Frank S. JONES was born in OH about 1867. Frank died about 1867 in in infancy. ii. Helen JONES41 was born in Beverly, Washington, OH November 28, 1868. Helen died November 3, 1929 in Beverly, Washington, OH, at 60 years of age.42 Helen cared for her father Richard in his declining years. 34 iii. Eva Sylvia JONES was born August 1870 and died 1947. 35 iv. Margaret “Sadie” JONES was born 1873 and died about 1964. 25. James Martin SHAWHAN (Robert R. 28) was born in Allegheny Co., PA April 21, 1857. James died April 06, 1929 in Marietta, OH, at 71 years of age. He married Emma (UNKNOWN) in OH, about 1881. Emma was born ABT. 1860. James was a barber and a poet, publishing a book of poems titled “Unpolished Pebbles”. An excerpt from this book reads:

“Some folks are always harpen ‘bout Th’ place where they wuz born, And ‘bout the little winder Where the sun peeped in at morn, And how they’d like to wander back And see th’ place once more, And roam th’ hills and hollers Ez they did in days of yore. They ken do it ef they want to, And stay there ef they choose, But ez fer me agoin’ back, I’d ruther be excused.”

James Martin SHAWHAN and Emma (UNKNOWN) had the following family: i. Grace SHAWHAN was born ABT. 1886. She married John D. STAGE. 26. William Woodward SHAWHAN (Robert R. 28)43 was born in E. Williamsport, Allegheny Co., PA May 1863. William died about 1947 in Hepzibah, WV. He married Mary Catherine FORTNEY in WV, about 1890. Mary was born in WV March 1870. Occupation: Coal mining, WV. William “Woody” Shawhan was born in PA but moved early on into West Virginia. He lost a leg in an accident and henceforth used a wooden leg. He and his sons are remembered as being “big men i.e. with large frames, large hands, and fairly tall”. They were generally fair-haired, almost blonde, with blue eyes. He and many other Shawhans, including his daughter Pearl, are buried in Shinniston, WV, in the Masonic Cemetery. William Woodward SHAWHAN and Mary Catherine FORTNEY had the following family: 36 i. Hugh Benjamin SHAWHAN. 37 ii. Edward Murray SHAWHAN. 38 iii. William Woodrow SHAWHAN. 39 iv. Robert D. SHAWHAN was born March 21, 1891 and died 1975. 40 v. Gladdis SHAWHAN was born September 1896. 41vi. Marcey Pearl SHAWHAN was born March 16, 1899 and died January 13, 1996. 42 vii. Howard Wesley SHAWHAN was born August 27, 1904 and died April 06, 1985. 43 viii. George SHAWHAN was born February 1, 1906 and died March 25, 1944. 27. Jarvis Matthew SHAWHAN (Robert R. 28)44 was born in Morgan Co., OH March 4, 1872. Jarvis died June 30, 1947 in Mingo Junction, OH, at 75 years of age. He married Cecilia Frances GRIGSBY in OH, 1894. Cecilia was born in Newark, Licking Co., OH November 22, 1877. Cecilia died 22 Apr 1949 in Mingo Junction, Jefferson Co., OH. Occupation: Coal mine operator, OH 1900 in OH. Jarvis’ job involved the opening and subsequent supervision of coal mines until it became self-sufficient, after which he would pack up the family to move on to a new mining project. A freak mining accident resulted in the amputation of his leg and forced him into a new business, as the owner of a grocery store. His daughter, Hilda, remembers him with unmistakable adoration, “I was taught by my father to be

--72-- interested in my country and in what was around me.” Jarvis Matthew SHAWHAN and Cecilia Frances GRIGSBY had the following family: 44 i. Miller Shaffer SHAWHAN was born November 10, 1895 and died July 20, 1959. 45 ii. Eva Valeria SHAWHAN was born July 13, 1897 and died March 1970. iii. Hilda Fern SHAWHAN45 was born in Bradley, Jefferson Co., OH April 08, 1906. Hilda died June 25, 1997 in Hanover, PA, at 91 years of age. Her body was interred July 30, 1997 in Wintersville, OH. Hilda had a very interesting and eventful life. She recalled Halley’s Comet in 1910, and the sinking of the Titanic from which a neighbor, Mrs. Kushen, and her baby, survived. Growing up in Steubenville, Ohio, Hilda was employed as a certified X-ray technician, working for a prominent physician, a job she was able to hold during the Depression as Steubenville had two steel mills which were able to continue operating. Among her patients was the infant Dean Martin whose mother was an excellent seamstress and whose father was a barber. Eventually Hilda went to Washington, D.C. to work for the super secret NSA (National Security Agency) and she remembered being approached by a Russian who wanted to befriend her but she quickly saw thru his guise. Hilda was also known as an excellent cook, featuring numerous recipes including the “Eisenhower’s Roast Pork” which she acquired during that president’s administration. 46 iv. Hobert Hix SHAWHAN was born May 26, 1908 and died September 6, 1989. v. Ruth Lucille SHAWHAN was born in Rush Run, Jefferson Co., OH October 26, 1911. Ruth died May 9, 1967 in Mingo Junction, Jefferson Co., OH, at 55 years of age. She married Clifton (Bruz) RIGGS in OH, ABT. 1935. Clifton was born ABT. 1910. 47 vi. Jarvis Eugene SHAWHAN was born November 4, 1912 and died June 3, 1978.

Fifth Generation

28. Grace Agnes DOYLE (Rebecca W. STANGER 47) was born in St. Albans, IN January 2, 1871. Grace died October 26, 1937 in 1104 S Branson, Marion, Grant Co., IN, at 66 years of age. Her body was interred 1937 in I.O.O.F. Cemetery, Marion, Grant Co., IN. She married John Francis MORRIS in St Paul’s Ch, Marion, Grant Co., IN, May 10, 1893. John was born in Louisville, Jefferson Co., KY January 15, 1865. John died December 11, 1916 in Louis- ville, Jefferson Co., KY, at 51 years of age. His body was interred in St. Louis Cemetary, Louisville, Jefferson Co., KY. Occupation: Policeman. Death certificate says she died of Diabetes. Grace Agnes DOYLE and John Francis MORRIS had the following family: 48 i. Charles Dennis MORRIS was born 18 Apr 1894 and died March 28, 1977. ii. John Aloysius MORRIS was born in OH 31 Aug 1897. John died 28 Apr 1978 in a Marion Nursing Home (Bradner, Marion, Grant Co., IN. His body was interred May 2, 1978 in I.O.O.F. Cemetery, Section B, Marion, Grant Co., IN. Occupation: Brewery Worker. iii. Joseph Francis MORRIS was born in Louisville, Jefferson Co., KY ABT. 1902. Joseph died May 20, 1905 in Louisville, Jefferson Co., KY. His body was interred in St. Louis Cemetary (not family, Louisville, Jefferson Co., KY. 49 iv. Grace Marie MORRIS was born May 30, 189646 and died June 12, 1972. 50 v. Ethel MORRIS was born December 9, 1899 and died October 16, 1975. vi. Catherine Mary MORRIS was born in Louisville, Jefferson Co., KY February 25, 1906.47 Catherine died January 20, 1982 in Marion General Hospital, Marion, Grant Co., IN, at 75 years of age.48 Her body was interred AFT. 20 Jan 1982 in I.O.O.F. Cemetery, Marion, Grant Co., IN. She married Sylvester Francis HUNECK in St Paul’s Ch, Marion, Grant Co., IN, ABT. 1945. Sylvester was born June 14, 1899. Sylvester died 10 Apr 1969 in Marion, Grant Co., IN. His body was interred AFT. 10 Apr 1969 in I.O.O.F. Cemetery, Marion, Grant Co., IN. Occupation: Glass Blower. She was former executive director of the Grant County Tuberculosis Association. In later years, she was secretary for Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church. She was also a volunteer with Meals on Wheels. vii. Thomas Joseph MORRIS was born in Marion, Grant Co., IN June 3, 1909. Occupation: Brewery Worker. 29. Rebecca Elizabeth DOYLE (Rebecca W. STANGER 47) was born in Louisville, Jefferson Co., KY June 23, 1878. Rebecca died July 3, 1962 in 1523 S. Branson (her home), Marion, Grant Co., IN, at 84 years of age. Her body was interred July 6, 1962 in IOOF Cemetery, Marion, Grant Co., IN.49 She married Charles F WEIGAND in Grant Co., IN, July 12, 1898. Charles was born in Bellaire, Belmont Co., OH 1867. Charles died July 14, 1950 in 1523 South Branson (home), Marion, Grant Co., IN, at 83 years of age. His body was interred AFT. 14 Jul 1950 in I.O.O.F.

--73-- Cemetery, Marion, Grant Co., IN. Died of “complications”; he had been ill only 4 days. Had 11 grandchildren and 9 gr- grandchildren at her death; lived in Marion 43 yrs. Rebecca Elizabeth DOYLE and Charles F WEIGAND had the following family: i. Doyle WEIGAND. ii. Patrick WEIGAND. 51iii. Mary Catherine WEIGAND. iv. Paul A. WEIGAND was born in Friendly, WV 17 Apr 1911. Paul died December 23, 1993 in Marion General Hospital, Marion, Grant Co., IN. His body was interred December 27, 1993 in Estates of Serenity (IOOF), Marion, Grant Co., IN. Obit said he was born in Sistersville, WV. Owen-Weilert-Duncan Funeral Home. Employed by Marion City Parks Department. 52 v. Thomas WEIGAND Sr was born May 25, 189950 and died June 30, 1994.51 vi. Fred WEIGAND was born 1901. Fred died 1905 at 4 years of age. vii. Joseph C WEIGAND was born in Sistersville, WV January 18, 1904. Joseph died December 15, 1979 in Marion, Grant Co., IN, at 75 years of age. His body was interred December 18, 1979 in Gardens of Memory Cemetery, Huntington Co., IN. He married Lucille JONES. Lucille was born in Gas City, Grant Co., IN February 12, 1898. Lucille died May 13, 1984 in Marion General Hospital, Marion, Grant Co., IN, at 86 years of age. Her body was interred May 16, 1984 in Gardens of Memory Cemetery, Huntington Co., IN. Additional obit: Marion Chronicle Tribune May 15, 1984. Joseph’s Occupation: Employed by Peerless Machine & T. viii. John D. WEIGAND was born in Friendship, WV July 16, 1906. John died October 24, 1977 in Marion General Hospital, Marion, Grant Co., IN, at 71 years of age. His body was interred in I.O.O.F. Cemetery, Marion, Grant Co., IN.52 Died of heart trouble. Needham and Son Funeral Home. 53 ix. Hannah WEIGAND was born March 20, 190953 and died June 12, 1993.54 54 x. James A. WEIGAND was born July 11, 1917 and died September 15, 1997. 30. Charles J DOYLE JR. (Rebecca W. STANGER 47) was born in Louisville, Jefferson Co., KY March 3, 1881.55 Charles died 10 Aug 1967.56 His body was interred in Anderson, IN. He married Mabel CLOUD. His occupation: Restaurant owner. Lived in Anderson, Madison Co, IN. Also lived in North Vernon. Charles J DOYLE Jr. and Mabel CLOUD had the following family: 55 i. Mary DOYLE. ii. James S DOYLE was born 1908.57 James died 1980 at 72 years of age.58 31. Thomas William DOYLE (Rebecca W. STANGER 47) was born in Louisville, Jefferson Co., KY July 2, 1885. Thomas died February 28, 1963 in Marion General Hospital, Marion, Grant Co., IN, at 77 years of age. His body was interred in IOOF Cemetary, Marion, Grant Co., IN. He married Goldie May POLING in St Paul’s Ca Ch, Marion, Grant Co., IN, February 4, 1913. Goldie was born 1889. Goldie died 1947 at 58 years of age. Her body was interred 1947 in I. O. O. F. Cemetery, Marion, Grant Co., IN. His occupation: Cafe Owner. Lived in Marion for 72 yrs; had 5 grandchildren at time of death Thomas William DOYLE and Goldie May POLING had the following family: i. William J DOYLE USN was born ABT. 1918. Occupation: Commander, serving aboard the US. Was 6 yrs old in 1924 St Dir Lived at one time at 7115 Premium St, Long Beach, Ca 90808 ii. T. Joseph DOYLE was born 1914.59 T. died 1944 at 30 years of age. His body was interred 1944 in I. O. O. F. Cemetery, Marion, Grant Co., IN. Was 10 yrs old in 1924 St Paul’s Dir 32. Willett Oliver SHAWHAN (William John 57)60 was born in PA February 3, 1882. Willett died November 1, 1936 in PA, at 54 years of age. He married twice. He married Mary Jane SCOTT in PA, about 1900. Mary was born in PA July 23, 1878. Mary died March 6, 1902 in PA, at 23 years of age. He married Anne Elizabeth CROFT in PA, September 5, 1905. Anne was born in IRE December 24, 1883. Willett Oliver SHAWHAN and Mary Jane SCOTT had the following family: 56 i. Elmer Howard SHAWHAN was born November 5, 1900 and died November 7, 1973. ii. Hazel Belle SHAWHAN was born in PA November 5, 1900. Hazel died November 27, 1900 in PA, at less than one year of age. Willett Oliver SHAWHAN and Anne Elizabeth CROFT had the following family: i. Willett SHAWHAN was born after 1905. 33. Robert Brown WHITAKER (Maude Jane CRAIG 63) was born 1883. He married Jessie SEYMOUR. Robert Brown WHITAKER and Jessie SEYMOUR had the following family: i. Mary Jane WHITAKER was born 1912.

--74-- 34. Eva Sylvia JONES (Mary Ann (Molly) SHAWHAN 67) was born in Beverly, Washington, OH August 1870. Eva died 1947 in Mt. Lebanon, Allegheny, PA, at 76 years of age. Her body was interred 1947 in Mt. Lebanon Cem., Allegheny Co., PA. She married twice. She married John Seldon “Jack” MILLER in Washington Co, OH, Septem- ber 29, 1899. John was born in Morgan Co., OH 1868. John was the son of George MILLER and Mary HART- FORD. John died 1915 in Beverly, Washington, OH, at 47 years of age. She married Joe NUNEMAKER in Beverly, Washington, OH, after 1913. Eva Sylvia JONES and John Seldon “Jack” MILLER had the following family: 57 i. Roy JONES was born 1893 and is deceased. 58 ii. Mary Inez MILLER was born January 9, 1898 and died July 6, 1997. iii. George Richard MILLER61 was born in Beverly, Washington, OH about 1900. George died after 1963 in Mt. Lebanon, Allegheny, PA. George was only 15 years old when he was wounded in WWI. iv. John Hayward MILLER was born in Beverly, Washington, OH about 1902. John died in Pittsburgh, Allegheny, PA. He married twice. He married Alice BLACK. He married Gladys HARMON. 35. Margaret “Sadie” JONES (Mary Ann (Molly) SHAWHAN 67) was born in Beverly, Washington, OH 1873. Margaret died about 1964 in Pittsburgh, Allegheny, PA. She married Bert HENRY in Washington Co, OH, Septem- ber 2, 1899. Bert was born about 1873. Margaret “Sadie” JONES and Bert HENRY had the following family: i. Marie HENRY. She married KELM. Marie was divorced from KELM. 36. Hugh Benjamin SHAWHAN (William Woodward 74) birth date unknown. He married Belva (UNKNOWN). Hugh early on moved to Hazard, KY but would always return for the annual reunions at which time he would take numerous pictures. He often arrived in a mobile home-type vehicle in which he would eat and sleep with his family. Hugh Benjamin SHAWHAN and Belva (UNKNOWN) had the following family: i. Wabern SHAWHAN. ii. Mary Catherine SHAWHAN. 37. Edward Murray SHAWHAN (William Woodward 74) birth date unknown. He married Waneta WITMER. Edward was a career US Navy enlisted man who served around the world; he was at Pearl harbor, stationed on a battleship, when the Japanese attacked on Dec. 7, 1941 — his ship was one of the few that survived the attack. He also served during the atomic bomb tests at Bikini Atoll in the Pacific. One way or another he managed to visit his sister Pearl, every year, back in West Virginia, though he lived on the West Coast, and would tell stories about his travels and bring gifts for her children. Edward Murray SHAWHAN and Waneta WITMER had the following family: i. David SHAWHAN. ii. Murray SHAWHAN. 38. William Woodrow SHAWHAN (William Woodward 74) was born in WV. He married Agnes ZIRKLE. William was known as “Peach” — as in “Peaches and Cream”. He was also a miner. He would often join his brother Howard in the fun of hunting frogs and turtles. He lived with his sister Pearl for many years, and is remembered by her grandchil- dren for the stories he used to tell and the wood toys he made for them. Peach also did a little moonshining on the side, using old, shut-down mines for his still locations. A family story tells of Peach being approached, in Hepizibah, by a revenue agent who was trying to trap Peach into selling him some moonshine. As it turned out, Peach was holding a shoe box with four pints in it; he told the agent that he probably could find four pints for him, and asked for the money so that he could go off and find some — he asked the revenue agent to hold his “shoes” until he returned — of course Peach never returned. Eventually Peach was sent to jail for six months in Moundsville, WV, for bootlegging; he worked in the mines owned by the jail to make the time go faster. He and his nephew Carl used to work in the mines at Zeising and in the Newman mines at Little Rock Camp. William Woodrow SHAWHAN and Agnes ZIRKLE had the following family: i. William Woodrow SHAWHAN , JR.. 39. Robert D. SHAWHAN (William Woodward 74)62 was born in WV March 21, 1891. Robert died 1975 in Winter Park, FL, at 84 years of age. He married Hattie Mae BEAVER in WV, about 1912. Hattie was born May 29, 1890. Hattie died 1977 in Winter Park, FL, at 87 years of age. Hattie met Robert in Gypsy, WV, where he was a coal miner and Hattie was one of the girls who brought drinking water to the workers. Robert was known as being excellent with his hands, particularly as a carpenter who would buy homes in need of repair, then remodel them and resell them for a profit. He also built a little church for his sister Pearl in Little Rock Camp, WV. Robert D. SHAWHAN and Hattie Mae BEAVER had the following family:

--75-- i. Clifford J. SHAWHAN was born in WV 1912. Clifford enlisted in the US Navy before WWII and was serving as a Chief Motor Machinist on a minesweeper in Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, when the Japanese attacked; despite intense strafing, he was able to start the boat’s engines and get underway thru the Harbor entrance; he subsequently served throughout the war, on the minesweeper, in campaigns across the Pacific. 59 ii. Victor Emanuel SHAWHAN was born July 18, 1914 and died December 7, 1984. 60 iii. William Irving SHAWHAN was born 1918. 61iv. Robert Hugh SHAWHAN was born March 20, 1921. 40. Gladdis SHAWHAN (William Woodward 74) was born in WV September 1896. She married Dorpha SHIPMAN. Gladdis SHAWHAN and Dorpha SHIPMAN had the following family: i. Richard SHIPMAN. Richard had a set of twin girls by his Aunt, Agnes Zirkle Shawhan, the wife of his Uncle Peach. ii. Shirley SHIPMAN. iii. Joe SHIPMAN. iv. Arlene SHIPMAN. v. Naydene SHIPMAN. vi. Rosemary SHIPMAN. 41. Marcey Pearl SHAWHAN (William Woodward 74)63 was born in Marietta, OH March 16, 1899. Marcey died January 13, 1996 in Wallace, WV, at 96 years of age. She married John Hager EARNEST in Hepzibah, WV, May 20, 1920. John was born in Becky’s Creek, WV February 2, 1900. John 64 was the son of Gorton Christopher EARNEST and Mary Ellen WORECK. John died November 24, 1950 in Wallace, WV, at 50 years of age. John is remembered by his children as being a jack-of-all-trades, who would try anything to put food on the table when the coal mines would close down. He raised a few cattle, chickens, and hogs and operated a saw mill for a time. Though there were nine children in the family, and occasionally a couple more “strays”, they never went hungry. He died of a heart attack, during the Thanksgiving, 1950 snow storm, after his car broke down and he had to walk almost 10 miles through the snow to get home, dying that same night. The name “Earnest” was originally “Ernst” when the family first immigrated to the US from Germany, probably in the 1700s. Pearl was the family historian and much of what you see in this lineage was due to her maintenance of the family Bible and related records. She raised nine children when times were very hard in this coal mining region of West Virginia and was noted for her firm religious beliefs and for her generosity to one and all. Her children recall her superb cooking, in all situations, especially the “white gravy, cooked with butter, milk, and occasionally ham leavings, with homemade bread, cornbread, or biscuits”. For a time, in the 1930s, the family lived in a log house, with three rooms — “a big room where we kids slept, usually four to a bed, a dining room where Mom and Dad slept, and a long kitchen”. Sometimes, when guests were present, some of the kids would sleep up in an attic loft, and they remember waking up to find snow on their bed because it had blown thru the chinks in the logs during the night. They had a “three holer (outhouse) — two normal size and a smaller one for the babies”. The family had many moves, resulting in Pearl’s comment that “the chickens got so used to moving that they would roll over and lift their legs to be tied.” Another of her bits of advice was “As you travel down life’s pathway, no matter what your goal, keep your eye on the doughnut and not on the hole.” She enjoyed poetry and found great pleasure in the fact that her kin, James Martin Shawhan, of Marietta, Ohio, had published a book on poems, titled “Unpolished Pebbles”. Her son, Thomas Lowell, built a new home for her, but she didn’t feel comfortable in it. A busy, active, compassionate person, Pearl cared for the little cemetery at the top of Trouser Leg Hill; she also made favors to take with her on her once-a-month visits to a local nursing home, and made a quilt for each new family baby. In addition, she always made an early Sunday morning visit to light the fires and make sure that everything at her church, the Little Rock Camp Baptist Church, was ready for services. On top of all of that, Pearl also cooked at the local school, which was attended by many of her children and grandchildren. It was Pearl who was behind the annual July 4th Shawhan/Earnest reunion, attended by relatives near and far. Pearl’s home was in the same hollow in which lived many of her children and other kin folk, such as the Powers family; the house was just below the Baptist Church, which was located at the fork in the road. It wasn’t unusual for “Mammaw” to have one or more grandkids staying overnight with her. When Pearl passed away in 1996, she left behind many fond memories and 101 gr-gr-gr-children. Marcey Pearl SHAWHAN and John Hager EARNEST had the following family: 62 i. June Mertis EARNEST was born March 17, 1921. 63 ii. Mollie Katherine EARNEST was born April 27, 1923. 64 iii. Jack Brannon EARNEST was born August 22, 1924.

--76-- 65 iv. Harold Lee EARNEST was born November 16, 1926 and died July 17, 1992. 66 v. Carl Richard (Dick) EARNEST was born July 9, 1928. 67 vi. George Allen EARNEST was born about 1930. 68 vii. Lowell Thomas EARNEST was born September 21, 1931. 69 viii. John EARNEST was born January 11, 1935. 70 ix. Phyllis Ann EARNEST was born April 27, 1939. 42. Howard Wesley SHAWHAN (William Woodward 74)65 was born in Steubenville, OH August 27, 1904. Howard died April 06, 1985 in Clarksburg, WV, at 80 years of age. He married Iota Marie POWELL in Hepzibah, WV, March 14, 1925. Iota was born in Hepzibah, WV March 14, 1904. Iota died February 27, 1982 in Clarksburg, WV, at 77 years of age. Howard was a miner who is also remembered for his love of hunting frogs and turtles, which usually ended up in the cook pot. Howard Wesley SHAWHAN and Iota Marie POWELL had the following family: 71i. CoraBelle SHAWHAN was born December 23, 1925. ii. Margarite Ellen SHAWHAN was born September 01, 1927. She married Burdell HANEY. 72 iii. Mary Lavina SHAWHAN was born February 09, 1930. iv. Billie Lee SHAWHAN was born in WV September 12, 1932. Billie died March 21, 1934 in WV, at 1 year of age. 73 v. John Howard SHAWHAN was born September 12, 1939. 43. George SHAWHAN (William Woodward 74) was born in WV February 1, 1906. George died March 25, 1944 in WV, at 38 years of age. He married Thelma COBURN. George was killed in a mine explosion from which one of his brothers, Howard, and his brother-in-law, John Earnest, barely escaped. George SHAWHAN and Thelma COBURN had the following family: 74 i. Betty Jean SHAWHAN. 75 ii. Loretta “Lou” Ann SHAWHAN. 76 iii. George “Sonny” SHAWHAN. 44. Miller Shaffer SHAWHAN (Jarvis Matthew 78) was born in Newark, Licking Co., OH November 10, 1895. Miller died July 20, 1959 in Canton, Stark Co., OH, at 63 years of age. He married Sarah Maria TATE in Canton, Stark Co., OH, August 17, 1920. Sarah was born in Brilliant, Jefferson Co., OH October 29, 1896. Her occupation: Bookkeeper. Miller’s occupation: Life Insurance 1950 in OH. Miller served with the AEF in WWI, was gassed, and eventually died of lung cancer, but not before he wrote a manuscript about his experiences. His daughter, Celia Patricia, “Pat”, a Blue Cross administrator, enhanced the manuscript into a book, including original caricatures drawn by her father. Miller’s wife, Sarah, worked in a bank and as a bookkeeper. Miller Shaffer SHAWHAN and Sarah Maria TATE had the following family: 77 i. Mary Elizabeth SHAWHAN was born June 20, 1921. ii. Jean Ann SHAWHAN was born in Canton, Stark Co., OH April 30, 1927. Jean died February 18, 1928 in Canton, Stark Co., OH, at less than one year of age. iii. Celia Patricia SHAWHAN was born in Canton, Stark Co., OH June 17, 1931. Occupation: Blue Cross Admissions Clerk, Can. 45. Eva Valeria SHAWHAN (Jarvis Matthew 78) was born in Newark, Licking Co., OH July 13, 1897. Eva died March 1970 in OH, at 72 years of age. She married Plummer B. BELL about 1919. Plummer was born 1895. Plummer died 1972 at 77 years of age. Eva Valeria SHAWHAN and Plummer B. BELL had the following family: 78 i. Geneva Mae BELL was born June 14, 1921. 79 ii. Plummer Bryan BELL Jr. was born May 6, 1932. 46. Hobert Hix SHAWHAN (Jarvis Matthew 78) was born in Smithfield, Jefferson Co., OH May 26, 1908. Hobert died September 6, 1989 in Logan, OH, at 81 years of age. His body was interred 1989 in Ft. Steuben Burial Estates. He married Lessel EARNHART in OH, January 1, 1939. Lessel was born ABT. 1910. After graduating from high school, Hobert began a career at Wheeling Steel in Steubenville, Ohio from which he retired as Supt. of the Hot Strip Mill. he was active in his church, and in the Masonic Lodge. He also gave generously of his time, particularly to an orphanage in Wierton, Ohio. His favorite hobby was his ham radio, call letters K8U00. His wife, Lessel, taught school in the Jefferson County and Steubenville City Schools. Hobert Hix SHAWHAN and Lessel EARNHART had the following family: 80 i. Linda SHAWHAN was born January 10, 1947. 47. Jarvis Eugene SHAWHAN (Jarvis Matthew 78) was born in Rush Run, Jefferson Co., OH November 4, 1912.

--77-- Jarvis died June 3, 1978 in George’s Run, Jefferson Co., OH, at 65 years of age. He married Mildred Frances MURRAY in OH, about 1934. Mildred was born ABT. 1915. Jarvis Eugene SHAWHAN and Mildred Frances MURRAY had the following family: 81i. Judith Ann SHAWHAN was born August 22, 1935. 82 ii. Janet Rae SHAWHAN was born December 14, 1937. 83 iii. Ann Frances SHAWHAN was born October 27, 1949.

Sixth Generation

48. Charles Dennis MORRIS (Grace Agnes DOYLE 88) was born in Piqua, Miami Co., OH 18 Apr 1894. Charles died March 28, 1977 in Kirtland, Lake Co., OH. His body was interred 1 Apr 1977 in I.O.O.F. Cemetery, Marion, Grant Co., IN. He married Mary Margaret MARCHAL in St Paul’s Catholic Church, Marion, Grant Co., IN, July 15, 1929.66 Mary was born in Gas City, Grant Co., IN June 17, 1895. Mary died July 4, 1979 in South Euclid, Cuyahoga Co., OH, at 84 years of age. Her body was interred AFT. 4 Jul 1979 in I.O.O.F. Cemetery, Marion, Grant Co., IN. She was a secretary. Charles’ occupation: Planning Clerk, White Motor Co. Charles Dennis MORRIS and Mary Margaret MARCHAL had the following family: 84 i. Margaret Mary MORRIS was born March 31, 1933. 85 ii. John Francis MORRIS was born October 24, 1940. 49. Grace Marie MORRIS (Grace Agnes DOYLE 88) was born in Piqua, Miami Co., OH May 30, 1896.67 Grace died June 12, 1972 in Gas City, Grant Co., IN, at 76 years of age. Her body was interred June 1972 in Grant Memorial Park, Marion, Grant Co., IN. She married William B SULLIVAN in St Paul’s Ch, Marion, Grant Co., IN, October 13, 1924. William was born March 20, 1892. William died March 2, 1978 in Marion Gen Hospital, Marion, Grant Co., IN, at 85 years of age.68 His body was interred March 4, 1978 in Grant Mem Park, Marion, Grant Co., IN. Occupation: Owens Ill Lab. Add at death: 335 E Main St, Gas City, IN. Died of Chronic Bronchitis - Arteriosclerosis. Grace Marie MORRIS and William B SULLIVAN had the following family: 86 i. Judith SULLIVAN was born May 12, 1940.69 50. Ethel MORRIS (Grace Agnes DOYLE 88) was born in Indianapolis, Marion Co., IN December 9, 1899. Ethel died October 16, 1975 in Marion, Grant Co., IN, at 75 years of age. Her body was interred October 16, 1975 in Grant Memorial Cemetery, Section A, Marion, Grant Co., IN.70 She married Philip Benton SHARON in St Paul’s Catholic Church, Marion, Grant Co., IN, June 9, 1924.71 Philip was born 28 Aug 1904. Philip died October 5, 1933. His body was interred AFT. 5 Oct 1933 in Grant Memorial Park, Section A, Marion, Grant Co., IN. His occupation: Movie Projectionist. Died of liver cancer. Ethel MORRIS and Philip Benton SHARON had the following family: i. John Francis SHARON was born in Kokomo, Grant Co., IN June 19, 1925. John died March 1, 1951 in Korea, Korea, at 25 years of age. His body was interred November 21, 1951 in Grant Mem Park, Marion, Grant Co., IN. Occupation: Soldier-Korea Wr. Killed in Korean War Time delay between death and burial due to delay in returning his remains from the battlefield. Twin of Paul Sharon 87 ii. Paul Joseph SHARON was born June 19, 1925. iii. Robert Samuel SHARON was born in Marion, Grant Co., IN November 28, 1928. Robert died 1 Aug 1948 in Noble Co., IN. His body was interred AFT. 1 Aug 1948 in Grant Mem Park, Section A, Marion, Grant Co., IN. Drowned in New Lake, 10 miles north of Columbia City, IN. Account of accident in obituary. iv. Dolores Ann SHARON was born October 23, 1930. She married Bob LAGONNERS ABT. 1990.72 51. Mary Catherine WEIGAND (Rebecca Elizabeth DOYLE 91) birth date unknown. She married Anton Joseph PECKIS in St. Paul’s Church, Marion, Grant Co., IN, 1946. Mary Catherine WEIGAND and Anton Joseph PECKIS had the following family: 88 i. Joseph William PECKIS was born July 24, 1947. 89 ii. Rebecca Sue PECKIS was born October 1948. 90 iii. Janet Marie PECKIS was born March 14, 1950. iv. Charles Edward PECKIS was born in Marion, Grant Co., IN May 25, 1953. Charles died May 26, 1953 in Marion, Grant Co., IN, at less than one year of age. His body was interred in I.O.O.F. Cemetery (Children Se, Marion, Grant Co., IN. 52. Thomas WEIGAND SR (Rebecca Elizabeth DOYLE 91) was born in Marion, Grant Co., IN May 25, 1899.73 Thomas died June 30, 1994 in Williamsburg Village Health Ca, IN, at 95 years of age.74 His body was interred July 2, 1994 in Jefferson Cemetery, Upland, IN.75 He married Madelyn PACE. Madelyn was born in Grant Co., IN June 19,

--78-- 1904. Madelyn died December 11, 1983 at 79 years of age.76 Occupation: Beautician. She had 16 grandchildren and seven gr-grandchildren at the time of her death. Thomas worked at Anaconda Wire and Cabl. Military rites at cemetery. Keplinger Funeral Home. At the time of his death, he had 16 grandchildren and 15 gr-gr-grandchildren. Thomas WEIGAND Sr and Madelyn PACE had the following family: i. Rev. Thomas WEIGAND JR.. He married Lois (WEIGAND).77 ii. Fred Morris WEIGAND. He married Doreen (WEIGAND).78 91iii. Janet WEIGAND. iv. Nancy Sue WEIGAND. She married Robert PLACIDO BEF. Dec 1983. 53. Hannah WEIGAND (Rebecca Elizabeth DOYLE 91) was born in WV March 20, 1909.79 Hannah died June 12, 1993 in Marion, Grant Co., IN, at 84 years of age.80 Her body was interred AFT. 12 Jun 1993 in I.O.O.F. Cemetery, Section 51, Marion, Grant Co., IN. She married Lawrence J. STICKLE. Lawrence was born in New Castle, IN 1908. Lawrence died June 14, 1970 in Marion General Hospital, Marion, Grant Co., IN, at 61 years of age. His body was interred AFT. 14 Jun 1970 in I.O.O.F. Cemetery, Section 51, Marion, Grant Co., IN. Buried on outer drive, just before corner. Person #2379, appears to be a brother. Cannot be linked to Lawrence because there are no parent’s names. Worked at Anaconda Wire & Cable, Marion, IN. Hannah WEIGAND and Lawrence J. STICKLE had the following family: i. Grace STICKLE. She married Thomas SHEPPARD. 54. James A. WEIGAND (Rebecca Elizabeth DOYLE 91) was born July 11, 1917. James died September 15, 1997 at 80 years of age. His body was interred AFT. 15 Sep 1997 in I. O. O. F. Cemetery, Section H. He married Anna Jane RARICK. Anna was born March 6, 1924. James A. WEIGAND and Anna Jane RARICK had the following family: i. Becky Ann WEIGAND. She married Gregory SLATEN. ii. Tony WEIGAND. 55. Mary DOYLE (Charles J 92) birth date unknown. She had a relationship with KILEY Mary DOYLE had the following family: i. Mary KILEY (JR.). ii. Patrick KILEY. iii. Michael KILEY. 56. Elmer Howard SHAWHAN (Willett Oliver 96) was born in PA November 5, 1900. Elmer died November 7, 1973 in PA, at 73 years of age. He married Eleanora Marie NEUMEYER in PA, June 27, 1923. Eleanora was born in PA March 5, 1901. Eleanora died March 3, 1966 in PA, at 64 years of age. Elmer served in the US Army from July 24, 1919 to July 23, 1922. Elmer Howard SHAWHAN and Eleanora Marie NEUMEYER had the following family: i. Elmer A. SHAWHAN was born in PA 1 Apr 1924. Elmer died July 1, 1938 in PA. 92 ii. Raymond Leo SHAWHAN, Sr. was born November 24, 1925. 93 iii. Paul Francis SHAWHAN was born November 11, 1931. 94 iv. Patrick Willett SHAWHAN was born July 7, 1937. 95 v. William Albert SHAWHAN, Sr. was born August 03, 1941. 96 vi. Eleanor Marie “Chickie” SHAWHAN was born September 22, 1946. 57. Roy JONES (Eva Sylvia 109)81 was born in Beverly, Washington, OH 1893. Roy died in probably Lancaster or Bird-in-. He married Nell NUNEMAKER. Nell was the daughter of Joe NUNEMAKER. Roy was born Roy Jones — his natural father is unknown although it is suspected that he was John Seldon Miller. He later used the maiden name of his mother, Jones, to secure a job with the same company as his father’s brother, a Miller; the company would not hire family members, hence Roy’s adoption of the surname Jones. Roy JONES and Nell NUNEMAKER had the following family: i. Jonell JONES. 58. Mary Inez MILLER (Eva Sylvia JONES 109) was born in Beverly, Washington, OH January 9, 1898. Mary died July 6, 1997 in Canton, OH, at 99 years of age. She married Carolton Harry SHAFFER, Sr. in Pittsburgh, Allegheny, PA, August 11, 1920. Carolton was born in Indiana, Indiana, PA April 06, 1899. Carolton died May 2, 1987 in Canton, Stark, OH, at 88 years of age. Mary Inez MILLER and Carolton Harry SHAFFER, Sr. had the following family: i. David Scott SHAFFER. 97 ii. Betty Inez SHAFFER was born May 9, 1921. iii. Carrollton Harry SHAFFER, Jr. was born in Pittsburgh, Allegheny, PA December 18, 1922. Carrollton

--79-- died October 15, 1992 in Jamestown, Chautauqua, NY, at 69 years of age. He married Edith Ann SCHUBERT in Cleveland, Cuyahoga, OH, February 19, 1953. Edith was born in Cleveland, Cuyahoga, OH 7 Apr 1930. 98 iv. Gloria Joan SHAFFER was born November 12, 1925. 99 v. Judith Lee SHAFFER was born August 26, 1940. 59. Victor Emanuel SHAWHAN (Robert D. 115)82 was born in Gypsey, WV July 18, 1914. Victor died Decem- ber 7, 1984 in Sacramento, CA, at 70 years of age. He married Willie Fay ERWIN in Yuma, AZ, December 25, 1938. Willie was born in Prescott, Nevada Co., AR December 7, 1909. Willie died March 17, 1986 in Napa, CA, at 76 years of age. Victor soon knew that coal mining was not for him, and at about 18 yrs old hopped a train to head west, arriving in California where he worked in construction and for the WPA during the Depression. He then served a hitch in the Navy, and subsequently was employed at the Mare Island Naval Shipyard until he retired to a wilderness home he built outside of Placerville, California. He was active in the Masons and in scouting. A son, William, describes him as being a jokester and “an excellent parent in every way”. Victor Emanuel SHAWHAN and Willie Fay ERWIN had the following family: i. James Robert SHAWHAN was born in San Diego, CA 1939. Occupation: Builder 1988 in CA. ii. William Roy SHAWHAN was born in San Diego, CA January 18, 1941. A graduate of California College of Arts & Crafts and with an Education Degree also, William is a jack-of-all-trades who has built his own house, is a painter, sculptor, and graphic designer. He likewise enjoys sailing and photography. iii. Charles Victor SHAWHAN was born in CA 1946. Occupation: Elevator Mechanic 1988 in CA. iv. Jerry Xerxes SHAWHAN was born in CA 1948. 60. William Irving SHAWHAN (Robert D. 115) was born in WV 1918. He married Beatrice PALMER after 1946. William enlisted in the US navy prior to WWII, and was serving aboard the cruiser USS Marblehead in the Philippines at the time the Japs attacked on December 7, 1941 — he happened to be in the base hospital as a result of a barroom fight that injured his jaw; the Marblehead immediately left the Philippines after the attack, leaving William behind — the cruiser was subsequently sunk by the Japanese in action off of Indonesia. William was captured by the Japanese when they overran Luzon, and spent 44 months in captivity, primarily working in the copper mines in Northern Honshu, but he survived to return to the US. William Irving SHAWHAN and Beatrice PALMER had the following family: i. William SHAWHAN was born ABT. 1932. ii. Robert D. SHAWHAN was born ABT. 1934. iii. Victoria Lee SHAWHAN was born ABT. 1936. iv. Deborah Marie SHAWHAN was born ABT. 1937. v. Theresa Ann SHAWHAN was born ABT. 1939. 61. Robert Hugh SHAWHAN (Robert D. 115) was born in Hepzibah, WV March 20, 1921. He married Mary Anne SOMMERVILLE in Hazard, KY, May 31, 1947. Mary was born in Tichnal, WV March 20, 1921. Robert enlisted in the US Army on May 15, 1940 and found himself stationed with the 25th Infantry Division, 90th Field Artillery, at Schofield Barracks in Pearl Harbor on the morning of December 7, 1941 — he had just finished his breakfast and was outside the mess hall when the Japanese planes appeared and began strafing the Barracks and the adjoining Wheeler Air Base. As their weapons were locked in the Armory, there was little defense to be offered. Robert subsequently served on Guadacanal, where his 155mm howitzer unit, in January 1943, relieved the Marines, who had initially landed in August of 1942; there he contracted malaria, from which he still suffers. After duty in New Zealand and New Caledonia, he was returned to the USA to recuperate from his malaria, and was discharged in late 1945. He eventually settled in Akron, Ohio, where he worked in construction for about 25 years before moving to Florida in 1973, where he has continued in the building trades. Robert Hugh SHAWHAN and Mary Anne SOMMERVILLE had the following family: i. Christy Jo SHAWHAN was born in Akron, OH March 17, 1951. ii. Robert Hale SHAWHAN was born in Akron, OH December 24, 1958. 62. June Mertis EARNEST (Marcey Pearl SHAWHAN 117) was born in Zeising, WV March 17, 1921. She married M. Harry FLOYD in WV, 1940. He was born April 09, 1922. He died 1984 in Wallace, WV, at 62 years of age. June is one of the present family members who maintain family records re births, marriages, deaths, etc — she has the old family bible and the genealogy data formerly maintained by her Mother, Pearl. June is also one of the coordinators who plan the annual July 4 “Shawhan Family Reunion” held in Wallace, WV. At the age of 75, she is also learning to use a PC, the one built for her by her brother, John — she’s anxious to use the internet to surf Bible web sites. A very active senior citizen, June is known for making ceramic pieces, including beautiful angels. June Mertis EARNEST and M. Harry FLOYD had the following family:

--80-- 100 i. John Leonard FLOYD was born September 27, 1941. 101 ii. Carl Byron FLOYD was born May 24, 1950. 63. Mollie Katherine EARNEST (Marcey Pearl SHAWHAN 117) was born in Erie, WV April 27, 1923. She married Bernard Oscar HARPER in Broad Oaks, WV, August 07, 1942. Bernard was born February 1, 1922. Mollie also carries many fond memories of her Mother’s kindness and generosity to everyone and the strong Baptist upbring- ing rooted in all of the children. Mollie Katherine EARNEST and Bernard Oscar HARPER had the following family: 102 i. Wanetta HARPER was born March 17, 1943. 103 ii. Warren HARPER was born July 20, 1946. 104 iii. Jennifer HARPER was born March 6, 1963. 64. Jack Brannon EARNEST (Marcey Pearl SHAWHAN 117) was born in Bridgeport, WV August 22, 1924. He married Wanda June GIFFORD in Lumberport, WV, about 1947. Wanda was born June 1, 1929. Jack spent a career in the US Navy, including a stint during WWII as a Navy Gunner on a merchant ship, until he was about 46 years old, then worked in the coal mines until he retired to farming with cattle. Jack Brannon EARNEST and Wanda June GIFFORD had the following family: 105 i. Jack Brannon EARNEST , JR. was born January 6, 1949. 106 ii. Jay David EARNEST was born June 11, 1967. 65. Harold Lee EARNEST (Marcey Pearl SHAWHAN 117)83 was born in Laurel Lee, WV November 16, 1926. Harold died July 17, 1992 in WV, at 65 years of age. He married Betty Jo LOY about 1947. Betty was born January 15, 1929. Harold served during WWII in the Merchant Marine and then worked in the coal mines, primarily as a boss, until he retired. He enjoyed woodworking and repairing such mechanical things as lawnmowers; he also built a green- house, all glass, in which he raised various plants and vegetables. He lived right next to his Mother, Pearl, and his farm adjoined hers, across the road. Harold Lee EARNEST and Betty Jo LOY had the following family: 107 i. Harold Lee EARNEST ,JR. was born October 22, 1949. 108 ii. Brenda Sue EARNEST was born July 2, 1953. 109 iii. Marjorie Elaine EARNEST was born October 7, 1959. 110 iv. Heide Jo EARNEST was born March 12, 1966. v. Brad Dale EARNEST was born in WV June 22, 1968. He married Michele PARKER. Michele was born February 6, 1969. 66. Carl Richard (Dick) EARNEST (Marcey Pearl SHAWHAN 117)84 was born in Buchanan, WV July 9, 1928. He married Ina Mae POWERS in Winchester, VA, March 26, 1949. Ina was born in Ritchie Co., WV August 07, 1930. Carl has spent his life working in the coal mines, presently as a mechanic maintaining mining machine equipment. A skilled craftsman, he built his own saw mill and is constantly reworking such tools as a wood joiner and anything else made of metal. Carl is also known for his wine which he makes from various products — blackberries, grapes, dande- lions, etc. He made a special machine to crush the grapes and separate the juice out. He also taught his daughter Carla how to make home-brewed beer. Carl is likewise a popular producer of molasses, from his own sugar cane, and maple syrup. Carl Richard (Dick) EARNEST and Ina Mae POWERS had the following family: 111 i. Sharon Louise EARNEST was born October 18, 1949. 112 ii. Carla Denise EARNEST was born July 29, 1958. 113 iii. Donna Marie EARNEST was born July 13, 1960. 114 iv. Richard William EARNEST was born November 17, 1961. 115 v. Carl Leroy EARNEST was born July 22, 1970. 116 vi. Joseph Paul EARNEST was born October 28, 1973. 67. George Allen EARNEST (Marcey Pearl SHAWHAN 117)85 was born in Webster Springs, WV about 1930. He married Mary Jane BARNES about 1952. George served in the National Guard for a while and then worked at Pittsburgh Plate. He subsequently worked at the local School Board, from which he retired. Known for his woodwork, he built a pulpit for the church after it had to be rebuilt following a fire. George Allen EARNEST and Mary Jane BARNES had the following family: 117 i. Cheryl Ann EARNEST. ii. Vanessa EARNEST. 118 iii. Timothy EARNEST. 119 iv. Daniel EARNEST was born May 3, 1951.

--81-- 68. Lowell Thomas EARNEST (Marcey Pearl SHAWHAN 117)86 was born in Laurel Lee, WV September 21, 1931. He married Bertha Mae MEIER in CO, January 6, 1956. Bertha was born ABT. 1929. Tom, as he is called, was named after Lowell Thomas, the famous radio broadcaster. He owns and operates a company called Comet Gas, which installs and services propane tanks. He also works on mobile homes, maintaining air conditioner units and such. During the Korean War, he served as a Sgt. in the 8th Army in 1951. After being discharged from the Army, Tom briefly worked in civilian life before reenlisting in the Air Force; it was while he was in the Air Force that he met Bertha, who was giving out uniforms. It was Tom who built a new house for his mother, Pearl, furnishing it with a dishwasher, washer, and dryer, but Pearl preferred her older home and went back to live there. Now that Pearl has passed on, Tom still keeps the new house available for family. Lowell Thomas EARNEST and Bertha Mae MEIER had the following family: 120 i. Theresa Mae EARNEST was born September 11, 1950. 121 ii. Linda Sue EARNEST was born January 26, 1957 and died 1994. iii. Lowell Thomas EARNEST III was born in CO April 13, 1958. He married twice. He married Leigh Ann BASS. He married Debbie DEPEW. 69. John EARNEST (Marcey Pearl SHAWHAN 117)87 was born in Little Rock Camp, WV January 11, 1935. He married Karen Marlene DAVIDSON in Winchester, VA, January 27, 1957. Karen was born in Wolf Pen Run, WV March 4, 1938. John has been an employee of the Ford Motor Company plant in Walton Hills, Ohio for more than forty years. Prior to that he served for four years in the US Navy, as an engineman on an AKA cargo/troop ship, including transporting USMC forces at the invasion of Inchon, Korea, where there were 40ft tides. John’s wife, Marlene, is actively involved in Bible studies and became enthused about the use of a PC to assist her in her religious work. The result was that John initially bought a PC several years ago and since then has himself built seven PCs from kits — for he and Marlene, for his sister, June, and his grandkids. John shared many stories about his mother and father and the life they had in the hills and hollows of West Virginia. John EARNEST and Karen Marlene DAVIDSON had the following family: i. Leane EARNEST was born November 11, 1957. ii. Jeffrey Dean EARNEST was born November 18, 1960. iii. John Michael EARNEST was born April 10, 1966. iv. Edward Hager EARNEST was born July 13, 1973. 70. Phyllis Ann EARNEST (Marcey Pearl SHAWHAN 117)88 was born in Little Rock Camp, WV April 27, 1939. She married John Wayne MCCARTY in Hepzibah, WV, November 16, 1957. John was born August 26, 1938. Phyllis has been extremely helpful in putting together the dates, names, etc of the Shawhan/Earnest family relation- ships and in calling to mind many stories involving her Mother, Pearl. One such story, sworn to by the family, is the tale of the “Angel’s Visit”. This occurred while the family was living in a little cabin in the Laurel Lee mining camp. It was pouring rain outside, towards dusk, when they heard a knock on the door and Pearl answered it to find outside a little old man, with white hair, in a blue shirt, and with bright blue eyes — she was surprised to see him completely dry even though it was raining extremely hard. He explained that he was looking for a place to stay for a short while, had knocked on several other doors, but had been told that he should come to Pearl’s house to find shelter. He and Pearl talked about many things while she fixed him some food, discovering that he had been everywhere she had been. He accepted her offer for him to stay the night, and when she arose early the next morning she called to him to stay in bed until she got the stove going and fixed some breakfast — he responded affirmatively. There were two doors in the little cabin, the front door and straight ahead a back door — both doors were easily visible. After she had fixed some breakfast, Pearl called for the little gentleman to join her, only to discover that he had disappeared — neither she nor the children had seen him go. In checking with the neighbors, Pearl could find noone who recalled seeing him the night before. In her mind he was an angel who had decided to visit them, in keeping with her religious faith that you should never turn away someone at your door because it could be an angel. Phyllis also recalled her Mother’s great cooking, including the eggs and mushrooms cooked for breakfast, with cornbread — mushrooms picked fresh by her Mother and carried into the house in her apron. She likewise remembered the yellow cake made with duck eggs. Phyllis is employed as a florist and her husband, John, is amaintenance man with the Levittsburg, Ohio school system. They are strong Baptists, true to the roots established during their childhood. Phyllis Ann EARNEST and John Wayne MCCARTY had the following family: 122 i. Richard “Rick” MCCARTY was born April 08, 1959. 123 ii. Joanna Dawn MCCARTY was born July 7, 1964. 71. CoraBelle SHAWHAN (Howard Wesley 118) was born in WV December 23, 1925. She married twice. She married Earl Pete QUICKLE Sr. about 1946. Earl was born June 03, 1919. During WWII Earl served with the 697th

--82-- Field Artillery unit on the Fifth Army front in Italy; at the Battle of Cassino their battalion was one of the first units to fire the new 240 mm howitzers in combat. She married Frank L. KNAPKO after 1960. CoraBelle SHAWHAN and Earl Pete QUICKLE, Sr. had the following family: 124 i. Charlene Marie QUICKLE was born January 14, 1948. 125 ii. John Wesley QUICKLE was born April 21, 1952. iii. Earl Pete QUICKLE, Jr. was born in WV about 1957. Earl, Jr. drowned in a river accident. 72. Mary Lavina SHAWHAN (Howard Wesley 118) was born in WV February 09, 1930. She married William D. BARTLETT about 1950. Mary Lavina SHAWHAN and William D. BARTLETT had the following family: i. Brenda Kay BARTLETT. ii. William D. BARTLETT, II. iii. Kimberly BARTLETT. 73. John Howard SHAWHAN (Howard Wesley 118) was born in WV September 12, 1939. He married Betty KANICEE. John Howard SHAWHAN and Betty KANICEE had the following family: i. Cynthia SHAWHAN. ii. Stephanie SHAWHAN. 74. Betty Jean SHAWHAN (George 119) birth date unknown. She married twice. She married Harry PRITTS. She married Curtis CLINE. Betty Jean SHAWHAN and Curtis CLINE had the following family: i. Ronnie CLINE. ii. Kay Francis CLINE. Betty Jean SHAWHAN and Harry PRITTS had the following family: iii. Harry PRITTS, Jr.. iv. Carl PRITTS. 75. Loretta “Lou” Ann SHAWHAN (George 119) birth date unknown. She married Barney CHAMBERS. Loretta “Lou” Ann SHAWHAN and Barney CHAMBERS had the following family: 126 i. Lexie Shawhan CHAMBERS. 127 ii. Kenna Shawhan CHAMBERS. iii. Beth Shawhan CHAMBERS. 76. George “Sonny” SHAWHAN (George 119) birth date unknown. He married Rose ZECCO. George “Sonny” SHAWHAN and Rose ZECCO had the following family: i. Becky SHAWHAN. She married John PIGOTT. ii. Debi SHAWHAN. She married Dag OLSEN. iii. Trisha SHAWHAN. She married Paul ROBERTO. 77. Mary Elizabeth SHAWHAN (Miller Shaffer 120)89 was born in Canton, Stark Co., OH June 20, 1921. She married twice. She married Lyle Wilbur KOHLER in New Philadelphia, OH, July 10, 1943. Lyle was born about 1920. She married Wilbur Ray SANDERS in Canton, OH, August 29, 1958. Wilbur was born in Louisville, Stark Co., OH October 2, 1924. Wilbur is the son of Henry Stanley SANDERS and Della VERNIER. He married Mary Madalyn RIDDLE. Wilbur, a retired accountant who worked for Republic Steel in Massillon, Ohio, keeps more than busy developing ways to encourage their grandchildren to learn about family history — through reading books and other material which relates to family background. In like vein, he has developed a “Grandpa’s Book Report Program”, featuring a list of more than 2800 books that he uses in contests to prompt the children to become readers and develop their knowledge of culture and history — e.g. bios, biblical readings, best sellers, youth books, etc; their book reports result in small financial incentives from grandpa to read further. There have been six grandchildren who participate in the program — Kelly, Meghan, Leigh Anne, Kerry, Matthew, and Courtney. Also, every year, Wilbur distributes “Pages of Time”, a kind of “You Are There” approach recapturing births, marriages, local/national news, tornadoes, songs, temperatures, and other items of interest to the family that occurred during that particular year. “Pages of Time” also includes a look at a past year in the family’s history — e.g.1852 and what happened to their ancestors at that time — where they lived, their ages, life styles, etc. Mary has been a telephone operator and a homemaker in Canton, OH. She and her husband, Wilbur Sanders, have been extremely helpful in researching Shawhan Family history, dating back to Robert Shawhan, 1828-1905, and his wife, Eva Hart, 1830-1888. Mary has in her possession a spinning wheel origi- nally used by Eva. Mary Elizabeth SHAWHAN and Lyle Wilbur KOHLER had the following family:

--83-- i. Barbara Lynn SANDERS was born in Canton, OH April 29, 1952. She married twice. She married Larry DEAN in Massillon, OH, September 13, 1974. She married Jim ROSS in Louisville, OH, June 2, 1979. Mary Elizabeth SHAWHAN and Wilbur Ray SANDERS had the following family: ii. Amy SANDERS was born in Louisville, OH August 18, 1959. 78. Geneva Mae BELL (Eva Valeria SHAWHAN 121) was born in Brilliant, OH June 14, 1921. She married Lamoine SHIPLEY in OH, about 1942. Lamoine was born about 1920. Geneva Mae BELL and Lamoine SHIPLEY had the following family: i. Janice Kay SHIPLEY was born in OH January 30, 1943. ii. Patricia Ellen SHIPLEY was born in OH June 27, 1948. 79. Plummer Bryan BELL JR. (Eva Valeria SHAWHAN 121) was born in OH May 6, 1932. He married Marilyn Frances MICHALL about 1953. Marilyn was born March 10, 1933. Plummer Bryan BELL Jr. and Marilyn Frances MICHALL had the following family: i. Mark Alan BELL was born in Norfolk, VA September 10, 1954. ii. Debra Joan BELL was born in Brilliant, OH January 2, 1956. She married Eddie TUCKER about 1980. Eddie was born about 1955. iii. Terri Lynn BELL was born in OH November 20, 1958. iv. Craig Steven BELL was born in OH August 08, 1974. 80. Linda SHAWHAN (Hobert Hix 123) was born in OH January 10, 1947. She married Richard GOODING in OH, about 1967. Richard was born about 1940. Linda SHAWHAN and Richard GOODING had the following family: i. Richard Randall GOODING was born August 11, 1968. ii. Craig Allan GOODING was born August 08, 1974. 81. Judith Ann SHAWHAN (Jarvis Eugene 125) was born in OH August 22, 1935. She married Robert ROUSH about 1955. Judith Ann SHAWHAN and Robert ROUSH had the following family: i. Robert Gregory ROUSH was born in Steubenville, OH November 4, 1956. ii. Gretchen Kay ROUSH was born in Steubenville, OH October 28, 1957. 82. Janet Rae SHAWHAN (Jarvis Eugene 125) was born in Mingo Junction, OH December 14, 1937. She married James BEETTELL about 1956. Janet Rae SHAWHAN and James BEETTELL had the following family: i. Lee Ann BEETTELL was born May 28, 1957. ii. Donna Jo BEETTELL was born August 21, 1960. iii. James Brian BEETTELL was born January 25, 1963. 83. Ann Frances SHAWHAN (Jarvis Eugene 125) was born in Mingo Junction, OH October 27, 1949. She married James ROBINSON about 1972. James was born about 1948. Ann Frances SHAWHAN and James ROBINSON had the following family: i. Eric Shawhan ROBINSON was born in Guam April 28, 1974. ii. Megan Beth ROBINSON was born March 28, 1976. Occupation: Living.

Seventh Generation

84. Margaret Mary MORRIS (Charles Dennis 126) was born in Marion, Grant Co., IN March 31, 1933. She married Richard Harold DELLERT in Richmond Heights, Cuyahoga Co., OH, May 16, 1970. Richard was born in Ft. Wayne, Allen Co., IN March 19, 1934. Occupation: Manager. Margaret is an enthusiastic genealogist who has shared a considerable amount of data re the descendants of Nathaniel Plummer Pearson and his wife, Jane Shawhan. Margaret Mary MORRIS and Richard Harold DELLERT had the following family: i. Cynthia Jean DELLERT was born in Doctors Hosp., New York, NY February 23, 1971. Cynthia graduated from the Univ. of Texas, Austin, as a Communications Major. ii. Christopher Graham DELLERT was born in Rancocas Valley Hospital, Willingboro, Burlington Co., NJ May 12, 1974. 85. John Francis MORRIS (Charles Dennis 126) was born in East Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH October 24, 1940. John is a Purchasing Mgr. He married Barbara Ann SINGER in St Stephen Ca Ch, Oil City, PA, November 6, 1965. Barbara was born November 11, 1940. Occupation: NeoNatal Nurse. John Francis MORRIS and Barbara Ann SINGER had the following family:

--84-- i. Patricia Marie MORRIS was born in Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH 3 Aug 1969. 128 ii. Teresa Michele MORRIS was born 19 Apr 1974. 129 iii. John Charles MORRIS was born October 14, 1966.90 iv. David Christopher MORRIS was born in Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH January 31, 1968. He married Angela Marie WICHERT in St. Gregory the Great Church, South Euclid, Cuyahoga Co., OH, September 2, 1995. v. Kathleen Ann MORRIS was born in Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH January 15, 1971. vi. Jennifer Lynn MORRIS was born in Mount Sinai Hospital, Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH November 3, 1975. Born at 9:34 a.m. on Monday November 3, 1975. Weighed 9 lbs., 6 1/2 oz. vii. Diane Elizabeth MORRIS was born in Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH July 11, 1980. 86. Judith SULLIVAN (Grace Marie MORRIS 129) was born May 12, 1940.91 She married Jesse PARRIE in In; Holy Fam Ch, Gas City, Grant Co., IN, x, 30 Apr 1960. Jesse was born in MEX. Occupation: Laborer. Natural parents: Esther Buckalew and Harold Gordon. Judith SULLIVAN and Jesse PARRIE had the following family: 130 i. Lisa Marie PARRIE was born 20 Apr 1961. 131 ii. Daniel Joseph PARRIE was born July 17, 1963. iii. Stephen Michael PARRIE was born in Grant Co., IN March 22, 1967. 87. Paul Joseph SHARON (Ethel MORRIS 130) was born in Kokomo, Grant Co., IN June 19, 1925; died in Bisbee, AZ 31 May 1999. He married twice. He married 2nd wife (SHARON) 1962-1979. He married Joyce Ann MCDOWELL in St Paul’s Ca Ch, Marion, Grant Co., IN, July 19, 1947.92 Twin of John Francis Sharon. Paul Joseph SHARON and 2nd wife (SHARON) had the following family: i. Megan SHARON was born ABT. 1980. Paul Joseph SHARON and Joyce Ann MCDOWELL had the following family: 132 ii. Jon Kevin SHARON was born 24 Apr 1954. 133 iii. Philip Frederick SHARON was born June 30, 1948. 134 iv. Brenda Diane SHARON was born February 29, 1952. 135 v. Teresa SHARON was born September 9, 1957. 136 vi. Bonita SHARON was born June 25, 1961. 88. Joseph William PECKIS (Mary Catherine WEIGAND 135) was born July 24, 1947. He married Eileen Frances JUNGBULTH in Long Grove, IL, January 2, 1971. Joseph William PECKIS and Eileen Frances JUNGBULTH had the following family: i. Meghan PECKIS was born September 29, 1974. ii. Abigail Frances PECKIS was born July 12, 1977. 89. Rebecca Sue PECKIS (Mary Catherine WEIGAND 135) was born October 1948. She married William Joseph SHILDMYER in St Paul’s Ca Ch, Marion, Grant Co., IN, June 15, 1968. Rebecca Sue PECKIS and William Joseph SHILDMYER had the following family: i. Sandra Sue SHILDMYER was born in Marion, Grant Co., IN February 18, 1970. ii. William Joseph SHILDMYER II was born in Marion, Grant Co., IN February 3, 1973. 90. Janet Marie PECKIS (Mary Catherine WEIGAND 135) was born March 14, 1950. She married Michael John MOORELAND in Indianapolis, Marion Co., IN. Janet Marie PECKIS and Michael John MOORELAND had the following family: i. Michael Jude MOORELAND was born March 8, 1970. ii. Martin Jonathan MOORELAND was born November 26, 1972. Martin died February 18, 1977 at 4 years of age.93 Martin’s death was by drowning. 91. Janet WEIGAND (Thomas 137) birth date unknown. She married Xen LEMMON BEF. Dec 1983. Janet WEIGAND and Xen LEMMON had the following family: i. Amy LEMMON. She married Bill KAFKA. ii. Debbie LEMMON. She married Bill FRICK. 92. Raymond Leo SHAWHAN , SR. (Elmer Howard 147) was born in Pittsburgh, PA November 24, 1925. He married Alberta “Bert” Dolly KERN about 1948. Alberta was born in PA December 15, 1929. Alberta died Decem- ber 9, 1995 in OH, at 65 years of age. During WWII Ray served aboard the aircraft carrier USS Princeton in the Pacific Theater. The carrier earned nine battle stars, including air strikes at Tarawa, Bougainville, Rabaul, Guam, Tinian, New Guinea, and Kwajalein. On Oct. 24, 1944, however, while off the island of Leyte in the Philippines, the ship was struck by a a bomb from a Japanese plane — the bomb crashed through the flight deck and the hangar deck before exploding.

--85-- Despite the crew’s heroic efforts to save her, the Princeton was abandoned and then sunk by US destroyer torpedoes. Ray was among the 1361 survivors. He finished the War while serving on the cruiser USS Columbus. Raymond Leo SHAWHAN, Sr. and Alberta “Bert” Dolly KERN had the following family: 137 i. Raymond Leo SHAWHAN , JR. was born April 26, 1949. 138 ii. Ronald William SHAWHAN, Sr. was born March 11, 1951. 139 iii. Nora Lucinda SHAWHAN was born July 21, 1954. 93. Paul Francis SHAWHAN (Elmer Howard 147) was born in PA November 11, 1931. He married twice. He married June Marie WHEWELL in PA, 13 Aug 1958. June was born in PA June 5, 1931. June died May 4, 1977 in CA, at 45 years of age. He married Dolores Rose WOZNIAK November 11, 1978. Dolores was born in PA June 19, 1943. Dolores has a son, Donald Stanley, from a previous marriage. Paul Francis SHAWHAN and June Marie WHEWELL had the following family: i. David Alan SHAWHAN was born in PA October 22, 1952. David died October 1982 in CA, at 29 years of age. 94. Patrick Willett SHAWHAN (Elmer Howard 147)94 was born in Pittsburgh, PA July 7, 1937. He married Bar- bara Joan ZURICK in Pittsburgh, PA, November 14, 1959. Barbara was born in Latrobe, PA June 1, 1940. Barbara is the daughter of Coleman John ZURICK and Mary Ann PAVLIK. Barb is in administration at a medical facility. Pat and Barb have performed an outstanding job of researching Robert Shawhan’s descendents in the Pittsburgh, PA area — they’ve become well-known at Allegheny County records locations, cemeteries, genealogical societies, military archives, etc. — the results have filled in many gaps in lineage! Pat is a history buff and Barb loves solving puzzles, so finding their roots is right up their alley. Almost all of Robert’s descendents, located to date, lived in what is known as the “Southside” of Pittsburgh — i.e. generally south of the Monongahela River. Pat served in the US Army, 1955-1957, as an enlisted man in armor/infantry, including duty in Italy. Patrick Willett SHAWHAN and Barbara Joan ZURICK had the following family: 140 i. Barbara Ellen SHAWHAN was born October 20, 1961. 95. William Albert SHAWHAN , SR. (Elmer Howard 147) was born in PA August 03, 1941. He married Carol RUBICAN about 1964. Carol was born in CA 5 Apr 1946. William Albert SHAWHAN, Sr. and Carol RUBICAN had the following family: i. Carol SHAWHAN was born in PA March 3, 1965. ii. William Albert SHAWHAN, Jr. was born in PA December 8, 1965. William died December 23, 1965 in PA, at less than one year of age. 141 iii. William SHAWHAN was born June 19, 1967. 96. Eleanor Marie “Chickie” SHAWHAN (Elmer Howard 147) was born in PA September 22, 1946. She married Vincent Andrew PICCHI ABT. 1967. Vincent was born in PA July 22, 1943. Eleanor Marie “Chickie” SHAWHAN and Vincent Andrew PICCHI had the following family: 142 i. Victoria Ann PICCHI was born March 15, 1963. 143 ii. Vincent PICCHI was born January 6, 1965. 144 iii. Veronica “Ronnie” PICCHI was born November 2, 1966. 145 iv. Anthony PICCHI was born November 22, 1967. 97. Betty Inez SHAFFER (Mary Inez MILLER 152) was born in Pittsburgh, Allegheny, PA May 9, 1921. She married John Ellwood STETTLER August 1948. John was born August 10, 1923. John died January 2, 1975 at 51 years of age. Betty Inez SHAFFER and John Ellwood STETTLER had the following family: 146 i. Robin English STETTLER was born October 6, 1949. 147 ii. Deborah Susan STETTLER was born November 21, 1950. 98. Gloria Joan SHAFFER (Mary Inez MILLER 152) was born in Pittsburgh, Allegheny, PA November 12, 1925. She married James Stanley WILLIAMS II in Pittsburgh, Allegheny, PA, March 19, 1949. James was born in Massillon, Stark, Ohio September 15, 1923. James died December 25, 1973 in Buffalo, Erie, NY, at 50 years of age. Gloria Joan SHAFFER and James Stanley WILLIAMS II had the following family: 148 i. Scott Shaffer WILLIAMS was born April 29, 1951. 149 ii. Susan Hess WILLIAMS was born August 12, 1952. iii. Jan Elizabeth WILLIAMS was born in Columbus, Franklin, Ohio April 16, 1956. 150 iv. James Stanley WILLIAMS III was born December 17, 1958. 151 v. Mary Beth WILLIAMS was born April 23, 1960. 152 vi. Mark Porter WILLIAMS was born May 4, 1962.

--86-- 99. Judith Lee SHAFFER (Mary Inez MILLER 152) was born in Pittsburgh, Allegheny, PA August 26, 1940. She married Robert Mitchell SWEENEY Sr. in Mt. Lebanon, Allegheny, PA, November 14, 1963. Robert was born in Canton, Stark, OH August 17, 1938. Judith Lee SHAFFER and Robert Mitchell SWEENEY, Sr. had the following family: i. Robert Mitchell SWEENEY , JR. was born in Canton, Stark, OH May 9, 1967. ii. Richard Shawhan SWEENEY was born in Canton, Stark, OH March 5, 1970. He married Paula Joy HERRMANN in Canton, OH, October 2, 1998. Paula was born ABT. 1975. iii. John Shaffer SWEENEY was born in Canton, Stark, OH June 27, 1976. 100. John Leonard FLOYD (June Mertis EARNEST 171) was born in WV September 27, 1941. He married Ann BENSON. John Leonard FLOYD and Ann BENSON had the following family: i. Leslie FLOYD. ii. Matthew FLOYD. 101. Carl Byron FLOYD (June Mertis EARNEST 171) was born May 24, 1950. He married twice. He married Janine SWIGER. He married Kathy Jo LAWSON. Kathy was born 1956. Carl Byron FLOYD and Kathy Jo LAWSON had the following family: i. Francie Jo FLOYD was born 1976. She married Wes NICK. 102. Wanetta HARPER (Mollie Katherine EARNEST 172) was born March 17, 1943. She married twice. She married Tony CUTO. She married Rick HUSSMAN. Wanetta HARPER and Tony CUTO had the following family: 153 i. Lisa CUTO. Wanetta HARPER and Rick HUSSMAN had the following family: ii. Cathy HUSSMAN was born August 31, 1978. iii. J. R. HUSSMAN was born August 11, 1981. 103. Warren HARPER (Mollie Katherine EARNEST 172) was born July 20, 1946. He married Judy VINCENT. Warren HARPER and Judy VINCENT had the following family: 154 i. Melissa HARPER. 155 ii. Eddie HARPER. 104. Jennifer HARPER (Mollie Katherine EARNEST 172) was born March 6, 1963. She married Jeff DAVIS. Jennifer HARPER and Jeff DAVIS had the following family: i. Tiffany Dawn DAVIS was born January 24, 1981. ii. Scotty DAVIS was born February 27, 1983. 105. Jack Brannon EARNEST , JR. (Jack Brannon 173) was born January 6, 1949. He married Leslie BOYESS. Jack Brannon EARNEST, Jr. and Leslie BOYESS had the following family: i. Kerri Dawn EARNEST. ii. Kasey Lynn EARNEST. 106. Jay David EARNEST (Jack Brannon 173) was born in WV June 11, 1967. He married Tammy Arlene JENKINS. Tammy was born 15 Apr 1971. Jay David EARNEST and Tammy Arlene JENKINS had the following family: i. Jay David EARNEST was born December 20, 1993. ii. Megan Arlene EARNEST was born July 20, 1997. 107. Harold Lee EARNEST ,JR. (Harold Lee 174) was born October 22, 1949. He married twice. He married Terry DAVIS. He married Phyllis UNKNOWN. Harold Lee EARNEST,Jr. and Terry DAVIS had the following family: i. Laura EARNEST. She married Brian COCKRAN. ii. Erick EARNEST. Harold Lee EARNEST,Jr. and Phyllis UNKNOWN had the following family: iii. Christopher EARNEST was born 1982. 108. Brenda Sue EARNEST (Harold Lee 174) was born in WV July 2, 1953. She married Stanley CAMPBELL. Brenda Sue EARNEST and Stanley CAMPBELL had the following family: 156 i. Amy Jo CAMPBELL. 157 ii. Rebecca Erin CAMPBELL. iii. Stanley CAMPBELL, Jr.. 109. Marjorie Elaine EARNEST (Harold Lee 174) was born in WV October 7, 1959. She married Rodney

--87-- BROADWATER. Marjorie Elaine EARNEST and Rodney BROADWATER had the following family: i. Marcus BROADWATER. ii. Sara BROADWATER. 110. Heide Jo EARNEST (Harold Lee 174) was born March 12, 1966. She married Jon Harlan HAYES. Jon was born November 23, 1970. Heide Jo EARNEST and Jon Harlan HAYES had the following family: i. Austin Jon HAYES was born December 5, 1997. 111. Sharon Louise EARNEST (Carl Richard (Dick) 175) was born in Clarksburg, WV October 18, 1949. She married twice. She married Jack RICHARDS March 28, 1966. She married Steven Michael CAIN August 20, 1976. Sharon Louise EARNEST and Jack RICHARDS had the following family: 158 i. Jacqueline Louise RICHARDS was born August 09, 1967. Sharon Louise EARNEST and Steven Michael CAIN had the following family: 159 ii. Sherena SueBeth CAIN was born July 28, 1980. 112. Carla Denise EARNEST (Carl Richard (Dick) 175) was born in Clarksburg, WV July 29, 1958. She married twice. She married Dana Mark GODFREY in WV, December 31, 1985. Dana worked on the oil rigs used for drilling oil wells and plugging old ones for the mines. She married William Thomas WATSON in WV, December 31, 1994. William was born in Shinnston, WV November 1, 1942. During the Vietnam War Tom was a helicopter crew chief, from Sept. 5, 1967 to Aug. 28, 1968, in the 282 Assault Helicopter Company; they flew in support of the Marines and ARVN of I Corp, including during the Tet Offensive, in the Hue locale. He is the holder of numerous medals, being awarded a Bronze Star and three Purple Hearts. Tom is now retired after spending 35 years at Lockheed Martin. He is also a 32nd degree Mason. Carla worked at a car wash while in high school, then was hired, in Oct. 1976, by the Eagle Convex Glass Company, where she worked for 15 years, preparing stove fronts and panels, eventually becoming a highly qualified diamond glass cutter. Now semi-retired, she occasionally helps clean peoples’ houses, which is how she met her present husband, Thomas — he called her to clean his house. She and Tom were married at the Little Rock Camp Baptist Church, the one which served her grandmother Pearl for so many years. She is also now into using a PC and is avidly researching her family history, initially prompted by the stories she used to hear from her grandmother Pearl, “Mammaw”. One of Carla’s prize possessions is the video tape she once made on a visit to Pearl’s home; it shows the home and includes Mammaw discussing her family, while also making home-made lye soap. Carla deserves much of the credit for many of the stories and details regarding Mammaw’s family that are now part of this genealogy project. Carla Denise EARNEST had the following family: i. Marcey Jacinda EARNEST was born 14 Aug 1979. Marcey is presently a student at Fairmont State Col- lege taking computer science. Carla Denise EARNEST and Dana Mark GODFREY had the following family: ii. Dana Jay GODFREY was born July 23, 1986. Jay, as he is called, spends a lot of time working with his grandfather, Carl, who is a mechanical whiz when it comes to fixing and repairing engines and similar tools. 113. Donna Marie EARNEST (Carl Richard (Dick) 175) was born in Clarksburg, WV July 13, 1960. She married twice. She married Thomas HULSMAN in WV, January 1978. She married James DENNISON in WV, September 30, 1988. Donna is credited by her sister Carla as being “the crafty one” who makes all kinds of little gifts for the nursing home which was formerly visited by their grandmother Pearl. Donna Marie EARNEST had the following family: i. Robert Steven EARNEST was born June 30, 1977. Donna Marie EARNEST and James DENNISON had the following family: ii. Timothy Allen DENNISON was born in Clarksburg, WV February 25, 1991. 114. Richard William EARNEST (Carl Richard (Dick) 175) was born in Clarksburg, WV November 17, 1961. He married Penny Marie MOATS in WV, September 30, 1982. Penny was born about 1962. Richard William EARNEST and Penny Marie MOATS had the following family: i. Jonathan Lewis EARNEST was born in Clarksburg, WV March 14, 1983. ii. Anthony Shane EARNEST was born in Nicholson, GA October 18, 1985. 115. Carl Leroy EARNEST (Carl Richard (Dick) 175) was born in Clarksburg, WV July 22, 1970. He married Julie HURST February 14, 1991. Carl Leroy EARNEST and Julie HURST had the following family: i. Harley Danielle EARNEST was born in Clarksburg, WV May 18, 1991.

--88-- 116. Joseph Paul EARNEST (Carl Richard (Dick) 175) was born in Clarksburg, WV October 28, 1973. He married Dena FITTRO January 12, 1996. Joseph Paul EARNEST and Dena FITTRO had the following family: i. Joseph Carl EARNEST was born ABT. 1996. 117. Cheryl Ann EARNEST (George Allen 176) birth date unknown. She married an unknown person. Cheryl Ann EARNEST had the following family: i. Ilician Jane EARNEST. 118. Timothy EARNEST (George Allen 176) birth date unknown. He married twice. He married Darla NEICE. He married Stephanie ALLYSON. Timothy EARNEST and Darla NEICE had the following family: i. Timothy EARNEST , JR.. ii. Travis EARNEST. iii. Tyler EARNEST. 119. Daniel EARNEST (George Allen 176) was born May 3, 1951. He married Donna LIPSCOMB. Daniel EARNEST and Donna LIPSCOMB had the following family: i. Danielle EARNEST. ii. Segrid Ann EARNEST. 120. Theresa Mae EARNEST (Lowell Thomas 177) was born September 11, 1950. She married Phil PROPES ABT. 1976. Theresa is Bertha’s daughter from a previous marriage. Theresa Mae EARNEST and Phil PROPES had the following family: i. Nicholas PROPES was born ABT. 1978. ii. Allyson PROPES was born ABT. 1980. 121. Linda Sue EARNEST (Lowell Thomas 177) was born January 26, 1957. Linda died 1994 at 37 years of age. She married Kenneth Lee MARCUM. Linda Sue EARNEST and Kenneth Lee MARCUM had the following family: i. Joseph MARCUM. ii. Nathaniel MARCUM. 122. Richard “Rick” MCCARTY (Phyllis Ann EARNEST 179) was born April 08, 1959. He married Judith Annette MCCAULEY in Warren, OH, November 14, 1984. Judith was born February 28, 1960. Rick is an Assistant Mgr at a retail florist shop. A talented musician, he plays the guitar in a bluegrass group which has been featured on numerous occasions. He also enjoys playing golf, especially now that his son has taken up the game. Richard “Rick” MCCARTY and Judith Annette MCCAULEY had the following family: i. Andrew MCCARTY was born May 27, 1986. 123. Joanna Dawn MCCARTY (Phyllis Ann EARNEST 179) was born July 7, 1964. She married Tony Ray CLICK in Levittsburg, OH, October 7, 1985. Tony was born December 27, 1963. Tony is an electrician in the residential market. A person who enjoys working with children, he coaches Little League and football. He’s also known for having a beautiful voice; when he and Joanna were married he sang a lover’s song to her as she walked up the church aisle — many a tear was shed. Joanna works with CVS Drug Store. Joanna Dawn MCCARTY and Tony Ray CLICK had the following family: i. Anthony Ray CLICK was born November 23, 1986. ii. Lindsay Dawn CLICK was born May 13, 1991. 124. Charlene Marie QUICKLE (CoraBelle SHAWHAN 180) was born January 14, 1948. She married twice. She married Richard WOLFORD. She married Charles CARPENTER about 1965. Charles was born about 1946. Charlene Marie QUICKLE and Charles CARPENTER had the following family: i. Melissa Marie CARPENTER. Charlene Marie QUICKLE and Richard WOLFORD had the following family: ii. Joshua Erin WOLFORD. 125. John Wesley QUICKLE (CoraBelle SHAWHAN 180) was born April 21, 1952. He married Rebahah Ann STEELE about 1975. Rebahah was born November 30, 1953. John Wesley QUICKLE and Rebahah Ann STEELE had the following family: i. Valerie Dawn QUICKLE was born March 25, 1978. 126. Lexie Shawhan CHAMBERS (Loretta “Lou” Ann SHAWHAN 186) birth date unknown. She married Ronnie MAYFIELD. Lexie Shawhan CHAMBERS and Ronnie MAYFIELD had the following family:

--89-- i. Missy MAYFIELD. 127. Kenna Shawhan CHAMBERS (Loretta “Lou” Ann SHAWHAN 186) birth date unknown. She married Dennis ELDER. Kenna Shawhan CHAMBERS and Dennis ELDER had the following family: i. Angie ELDER. She married Gregg STARKEY. ii. Travis ELDER.

Eighth Generation

128. Teresa Michele MORRIS (John Francis 198) was born in Mount Sinai Hospital, Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH 19 Apr 1974. She married Patrick Norman SHEAN in St. Gregory the Great Church, South Euclid, Cuyahoga Co., OH, 27 Apr 1996. Born at 3:41 a.m., Friday, April 19, 1974. Weight: 9 lbs, 6 oz, Length: 21" Teresa Michele MORRIS and Patrick Norman SHEAN had the following family: i. Joseph Christopher SHEAN was born in Hillcrest Hospital, Cuyahoga Co., OH March 18, 1998. 7:17 pm. 8 lbs. 11 oz., 21" 129. John Charles MORRIS (John Francis 198) was born in Mount Sinai Hospital, Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH October 14, 1966.95 He married Kimberly Sue QUESENBERRY in Newman Hall, Kent State University, Kent, Portage Co., OH, July 9, 1988. Kimberly was born in Robinson Memorial Hospital, Ravenna, Portage Co., OH May 31, 1968. Occupation: Secretary. John Charles MORRIS and Kimberly Sue QUESENBERRY had the following family: i. Kara S. MORRIS was born in Robinson Memorial Hospital, Ravenna, Portage Co., OH June 14, 1989.96 ii. Michael John MORRIS was born in Robinson Memorial Hospital, Ravenna, Portage Co., OH January 7, 1991.97 130. Lisa Marie PARRIE (Judith SULLIVAN 199) was born in Grant Co., IN 20 Apr 1961. She married Thomas Pete MCHENRY.98 Lisa Marie PARRIE and Thomas Pete MCHENRY had the following family: i. Dustin MCHENRY was born June 25, 1987.99 131. Daniel Joseph PARRIE (Judith SULLIVAN 199) was born in Grant Co., IN July 17, 1963. He married Debra Jo FERRELL 9 Apr 1985.100 Weighed 8 lbs. Daniel Joseph PARRIE and Debra Jo FERRELL had the following family: i. Amber PARRIE was born 17 Aug 1985.101 132. Jon Kevin SHARON (Paul Joseph 201) was born in Marion, Grant Co., IN 24 Apr 1954. He married Jane Marie PHILLIPS in St Mary of Woods; Ch of Immac, IN, November 9, 1991. Jon Kevin SHARON and Jane Marie PHILLIPS had the following family: i. Sophia Catherine SHARON was born in Louisville, Jefferson Co., KY May 9, 1998. She weighed 5 pounds, 6 ounces, and measured 18 inches. 133. Philip Frederick SHARON (Paul Joseph 201) was born in Marion, Grant Co., IN June 30, 1948. He married Carmen (SHARON) ABT. 1971. Carmen died July 29, 1978 in Phoenix, AZ. Philip Frederick SHARON and Carmen (SHARON) had the following family: i. Paul Christopher SHARON was born March 14, 1972. ii. Camille Rae Jeanne SHARON was born October 23, 1973. iii. Matthew Gavin SHARON was born December 4, 1975. iv. John Harley SHARON was born May 13, 1977. 134. Brenda Diane SHARON (Paul Joseph 201) was born in Marion, Grant Co., IN February 29, 1952. She married Stuart Paul TODD in Phoenix, AZ, March 21, 1972. Stuart was born 7 Aug 1947. Brenda Diane SHARON and Stuart Paul TODD had the following family: i. Lisa Christine TODD was born in St. Joseph’s Hospital, Phoenix, AZ September 14, 1971. ii. Kirk Patrick TODD was born in Virginia Beach General Hospita, Virginia Beach, VA November 12, 1974. 135. Teresa SHARON (Paul Joseph 201) was born in Marion General Hospital, Marion, Grant Co., IN September 9, 1957. She married (Mr.) BUCHER ABT. 1974. Teresa SHARON and (Mr.) BUCHER had the following family: i. Angela Maureen BUCHER was born 16 Aug 1975. ii. Brandon Michael BUCHER was born AFT. 1975. iii. Jennifer Laura BUCHER was born AFT. 1975.

--90-- 136. Bonita SHARON (Paul Joseph 201) was born in Phoenix, AZ June 25, 1961. She married (Mr.) SIMPSON ABT. 1981. Bonita SHARON and (Mr.) SIMPSON had the following family: i. Mark Robert SIMPSON. ii. Brian Andrew SIMPSON. 137. Raymond Leo SHAWHAN , JR. (Raymond Leo 219) was born in PA April 26, 1949. He married twice. He married Sheila “Sam” Ann MARTIN about 1970. Sheila was born December 7, 1952. He married Joyce Ann DeHart SHAFFER 1990. Raymond Leo SHAWHAN, Jr. and Sheila “Sam” Ann MARTIN had the following family: i. Litahni Koda SHAWHAN was born in OH 25 Apr 1971. He married Lisa NEWELL. Lisa was born 1971. ii. Robin Dale SHAWHAN was born in OH 5 Apr 1972. iii. Patrick John SHAWHAN was born in VA 11 Apr 1976. iv. Nakia Raymond SHAWHAN was born in OH November 6, 1974. 138. Ronald William SHAWHAN , SR. (Raymond Leo 219) was born in PA March 11, 1951. He married Brenda Kay WYSONG about 1973. Brenda was born in OH September 4, 1955. Ronald William SHAWHAN, Sr. and Brenda Kay WYSONG had the following family: i. Ronald William SHAWHAN , JR. was born in OH January 17, 1974. ii. Alberta Marie SHAWHAN was born in OH August 10, 1977. 139. Nora Lucinda SHAWHAN (Raymond Leo 219) was born in PA July 21, 1954. She married David NAPIERKOWSKI about 1980. David was born in PA 2 Apr 1955. Nora Lucinda SHAWHAN and David NAPIERKOWSKI had the following family: i. Justin Shane NAPIERKOWSKI was born in OH October 2, 1982. ii. Teonie Tehya NAPIERKOWSKI was born in PA June 21, 1988. iii. Cassandra Nicole NAPIERKOWSKI was born in OH January 13, 1990. 140. Barbara Ellen SHAWHAN (Patrick Willett 221) was born in Pittsburgh, PA October 20, 1961. She married Barry Jay MOMYER in PA, April 26, 1986. Barry was born in Smithton, PA July 14, 1961. Barry was raised on a dairy farm. Barbara Ellen SHAWHAN and Barry Jay MOMYER had the following family: i. Ian Matthew MOMYER was born July 10, 1987. ii. Kristin Leah MOMYER was born July 1, 1989. iii. Joshua Colton MOMYER was born in Steubenville, OH October 7, 1992. 141. William SHAWHAN (William Albert 222) was born in PA June 19, 1967. He married Evelyn “Eve” Marie KAGAN about 1993. Evelyn was born December 29, 1964. William SHAWHAN and Evelyn “Eve” Marie KAGAN had the following family: i. Mandi Lynn KAGAN was born September 21, 1983. Mandi is William’s stepdaughter. ii. Joshua Allen SHAWHAN was born in PA May 18, 1995. iii. Jacob William SHAWHAN was born in PA May 18, 1995. 142. Victoria Ann PICCHI (Eleanor Marie “Chickie” SHAWHAN 223) was born in PA March 15, 1963. She married George WITTMAN July 21, 1984. George was born in PA Aug 1961. Victoria Ann PICCHI and George WITTMAN had the following family: i. Amber Marie WITTMAN was born in PA June 17, 1985. ii. Jamie Lynn WITTMAN was born in PA September 21, 1991. 143. Vincent PICCHI (Eleanor Marie “Chickie” SHAWHAN 223) was born in PA January 6, 1965. He married Sandra DILLA in PA, May 25, 1996. Sandra was born in PA November 29, 1967. Vincent PICCHI and Sandra DILLA had the following family: i. Luke Vincent PICCHI was born in PA 23 Apr 1998. 144. Veronica “Ronnie” PICCHI (Eleanor Marie “Chickie” SHAWHAN 223) was born in PA November 2, 1966. She married Gary FISHER in PA, ABT. 1996. Gary was born March 27, 1965. Veronica “Ronnie” PICCHI and Gary FISHER had the following family: i. Gary FISHER , JR. was born February 1, 1988. Gary is Veronica’s stepson. ii. Fallon Mary FISHER was born in PA December 23, 1997. 145. Anthony PICCHI (Eleanor Marie “Chickie” SHAWHAN 223) was born in PA November 22, 1967. He married Donna REEDER in PA, May 17, 1990. Donna was born in PA March 14, 1968. Anthony PICCHI and Donna REEDER had the following family:

--91-- i. Andrew Thomas PICCHI was born in PA November 22, 1991. 146. Robin English STETTLER (Betty Inez SHAFFER 226) was born in Sewickley, Allegheny, PA October 6, 1949. She married Kenneth DANCHENKA in Ambridge, Beaver, PA, December 11, 1970. Kenneth was born about 1948. Robin English STETTLER and Kenneth DANCHENKA had the following family: i. David Kenneth DANCHENKA was born July 22, 1971. ii. Allyson Beth DANCHENKA was born October 14, 1975. 147. Deborah Susan STETTLER (Betty Inez SHAFFER 226) was born November 21, 1950. She married Boyd LYSIAK in Oakland, Carroll, MD, January 6, 1971. Deborah Susan STETTLER and Boyd LYSIAK had the following family: i. Paxie Elizabeth LYSIAK was born July 6, 1972. ii. Jacqueline Joan LYSIAK was born July 11, 1975. 148. Scott Shaffer WILLIAMS (Gloria Joan SHAFFER 228) was born in Columbus, Franklin, Ohio April 29, 1951. He married Christine Jody BURNS in Massillon, Stark, Ohio, December 2, 1978. Christine was born in Singapore May 6, 1952. Scott Shaffer WILLIAMS and Christine Jody BURNS had the following family: i. Colin James WILLIAMS was born in Canton, Stark, Ohio June 30, 1981. ii. Kyle Owen WILLIAMS was born in Canton, Stark, Ohio May 27, 1986. iii. Evan Alexander WILLIAMS was born in Canton, Stark, Ohio May 27, 1986. 149. Susan Hess WILLIAMS (Gloria Joan SHAFFER 228) was born in Columbus, Franklin, Ohio August 12, 1952. She married Douglas Mark SELWYN in Massillon, Stark, Ohio, August 20, 1978. Douglas was born in Bethesda, Maryland March 24, 1953. Susan Hess WILLIAMS and Douglas Mark SELWYN had the following family: i. Adam Michael SELWYN was born in Houston, Harris, TX October 3, 1984. ii. Ashley Lauren SELWYN was born in Houston, Harris, TX June 28, 1988. 150. James Stanley WILLIAMS III (Gloria Joan SHAFFER 228) was born in Massillon, Stark, Ohio December 17, 1958. He married Michelle Rae BUCHER in Massillon, Stark, Ohio, June 8, 1985. Michelle was born April 18, 1962. James Stanley WILLIAMS III and Michelle Rae BUCHER had the following family: i. Daniel James WILLIAMS was born in Canton, Stark, Ohio January 14, 1988. ii. Steven Robert WILLIAMS was born in Canton, Stark, Ohio June 28, 1990. iii. Taylor Rae WILLIAMS was born in Canton, Stark, Ohio April 20, 1992. 151. Mary Beth WILLIAMS (Gloria Joan SHAFFER 228) was born in Massillon, Stark, Ohio April 23, 1960. Mary Beth has been extremely helpful in researching the Shawhan/Jones heritage. She married Tony Layne ARNOLD in Massillon, Stark, Ohio, September 2, 1989. Tony was born in Memphis, Shelby, Tennessee September 25, 1956. Mary Beth WILLIAMS and Tony Layne ARNOLD had the following family: i. Jeremy William ARNOLD was born in Denville, Morris Co., NJ April 03, 1992. 152. Mark Porter WILLIAMS (Gloria Joan SHAFFER 228) was born in Massillon, Stark, Ohio May 4, 1962. He married Carolyn Lee JOHNSON in Massillon, Stark, Ohio, May 18, 1991. Carolyn was born in Bowling Green, Wood, Ohio October 16, 1962. Mark Porter WILLIAMS and Carolyn Lee JOHNSON had the following family: i. Brian Carrollton WILLIAMS was born in Fairview Park, Cuyahoga, Ohio November 11, 1992. ii. Megan Paige WILLIAMS was born in Fairview Park, Cuyahoga, Ohio August 08, 1995. 153. Lisa CUTO (Wanetta HARPER 243) birth date unknown. She married David GOODWIN. Lisa CUTO and David GOODWIN had the following family: i. Allura GOODWIN was born September 25, 1989. ii. Tyler GOODWIN was born April 26, 1991. 154. Melissa HARPER (Warren 244) birth date unknown. She married twice. She married William “Billy” MCATEE. She married James GLADDEN. Melissa HARPER and William “Billy” MCATEE had the following family: i. Josh MCATEE. Melissa HARPER and James GLADDEN had the following family: ii. Jessica GLADDEN was born 1995. 155. Eddie HARPER (Warren 244) birth date unknown. He married an unknown person. Eddie HARPER had the following family:

--92-- i. Kayla HARPER. ii. Christina HARPER. 156. Amy Jo CAMPBELL (Brenda Sue EARNEST 249) birth date unknown. She married BAITY. Amy Jo CAMPBELL and BAITY had the following family: i. Brittany BAITY was born 1994. ii. Ethan BAITY was born 1997. 157. Rebecca Erin CAMPBELL (Brenda Sue EARNEST 249) birth date unknown. She married Zachary BAR- ROWS. Rebecca Erin CAMPBELL and Zachary BARROWS had the following family: i. Skylar BARROWS. 158. Jacqueline Louise RICHARDS (Sharon Louise EARNEST 253) was born in WV August 09, 1967. She married Steven Lynn DUKE in Clarksburg, WV, August 04, 1984. Steven was born in Clarksburg, WV October 23, 1964. Jacqueline Louise RICHARDS and Steven Lynn DUKE had the following family: i. Tessa Angeline DUKE was born September 13, 1984. ii. Tia Louise DUKE was born October 30, 1985. iii. Toni Renae DUKE was born May 20, 1988. 159. Sherena SueBeth CAIN (Sharon Louise EARNEST 253) was born in Clarksburg, WV July 28, 1980. She married Jeff MILSAP. Sherena SueBeth CAIN and Jeff MILSAP had the following family: i. Elijah Jeffrey Stephen MILSAP was born in NC May 9, 1997.

ENDNOTES

1 Family Bible of Robert Shawhan, 1764-1833, 1938 in possession of Robbie Craig, (hereafter cited as Robert Shawhan, Family Bible); Robt. Shawhan, Testator, filed Feb. 28, 1833, Boro of Birmingham, Allegheny Co., PA, (hereafter cited as Robt. Shawhan Will, Will Book); and Wm. G. Hills, Genealogy Notes - The Shawhan Family - Vol. I, p. 127-171 (Chevy Chase, MD, 1939, by author), (hereafter cited as Wm. G. Hills “Notes”, Genealogy Notes). 2 Margaret Morris Dellert Family Papers, 1998 (hereafter cited as Margaret Dellert Papers). 3 Death Certificate from Grant County Health Department (hereafter cited as Grant Co. (IN) Death Cert.). 4 Margaret Dellert Papers; and Pearson, Pierson, Person File received from Merry Anne Pierson Merry Anne Pierson (hereafter cited as Pearson Genealogy File, Marry Anne Pierson). 5 Grant Co. (IN) Death Cert.. 6 Patrick Shawhan, Genealogy Research Notes, Pittsburgh, PA, 1990s (hereafter cited as Patrick Shawhan, Genealogy Notes). 7 Daniel Shwhan, Testator, Filed March 4, 1881, Scott Twp, Allegheny Co., PA, (hereafter cited as Daniel Shawhan, Will Book); Index, Marriage license of Daniel Shawhan and Margaret Caldwell, Pittsburgh Post Gazette, (hereafter cited as Dan Shawhan Marriage, Pittsburgh Gazette); Allegheny History (hereafter cited as Allegheny, PA, Allegheny History); and 1880 U.S. Census, PA, , (hereafter cited as 1880, U.S. Census). 8 Robertine (Robbie) Shawhan, Tombstone reading, Chartiers Cemetery, Carnegie, PA; Read by Pat Shawhan in 1992 (hereafter cited as Robbie Shawhan, Tombstone). 9 John Shawhan, Testator, filed Feb. 12, 1859, Will Book 9, No. 144, Boro of Birmingham, Allegheny Co., PA, (hereafter cited as John Shawhan, Will Book). 10 Obit of Joseph Shawhan, Pittsburgh Gazette, Pittsburgh, PA (Thursday, Nov. 18, 1880), (hereafter cited as Joseph Shawhan Obit, Pittsburgh Gazette). 11 Chas. F. McKenna, , Under the Maltese Cross - Campaigns of the 155th Pennsylvania Regiment (1910), (hereafter cited as Joseph Shawhan - PA Regt. KIA Civil Wa). 12 Obit of Mary Shawhan, widow of late Robert Shawhan, Pittsburgh Gazette, Pittsburgh, PA (Saturday, May 20, 1882), (hereafter cited as Mary Shawhan Obit, Pittsburgh Gazette). 13 Marion (IN) Leader Tribune 2nd Ward, page 38, Louisville 2nd Ward, page 38, Louisville (hereafter cited as Marion (IN) Leader Tribune). 14 Obit: Rebecca Doyle Weigand (hereafter cited as Obit - Rebecca Doyle Weigand). 15 Obit - Rebecca Doyle Weigand. 16 Grant Co. (IN) Death Cert.. 17 Grant Co. (IN) Death Cert..

--93-- 18 Grant Co. (IN) Death Cert.. 19 Grant Co. (IN) Death Cert.. 20 Grant Co. (IN) Death Cert.. 21 Oliver Shawhan File; Private, Co. L, 5 Regt., Pa Heavy Artillery; Muster Rolls of U.S. Volunteers who served from the State of Pa; (hereafter cited as Oliver Shawhan, Military Records); Oliver O. Shawhan, Death Record Vol. 114, pg. 11,, Feb. 24, 1903, City of Pittsburgh, (hereafter cited as Oliver Shawhan, Death certificate); and Obit - Oliver Shawhan, Pittsburgh Gazette Times, Feb. 11, 1903 (hereafter cited as Obit - Oliver Shawhan, 1903). 22 Patrick Shawhan, Genealogy Notes. 23 Patrick Shawhan, Genealogy Notes. 24 Williametta (Willie) Shawhan Simpson, tombstone reading, Chartiers Cemetery, Carnegie, PA; read by Pat Shawhan, 1992 (hereafter cited as Willie Simpson, Tombstone). 25 Interviews, Hobert Hix Shawhan, Mary Elizabeth Shawhan Sanders, and Wilbur Sanders, Ohio, with Ron Shawhan, 1980s and ’90s by telephone and letters (hereafter cited as Jarvis Shawhan Relatives, Interviews). 26 Obit - Frank Shawhan, Pittsburgh Daily Dispatch, Feb. 27, 1895. (hereafter cited as Obit - Frank Shawhan, 1895). 27 ; and Marion (IN) Leader Tribune, 2nd Ward, page 38, Louisville. 28 Marion (IN) Leader Tribune, 2nd Ward, Louisville, page 38. Microfilm M-593, Roll 473. 29 Marion (IN) Leader Tribune, 2nd Ward, Louisville, page 38. Enumerated June 13, 1870.. 30 ; and Obit - Rebecca Doyle Weigand. 31 Obit - Rebecca Doyle Weigand. 32 source #216 missing from library; and Obit - Rebecca Doyle Weigand. 33 ; and Obit - Hilda Fern Shawhan (hereafter cited as Obit - Hilda Fern Shawhan). 34 Margaret Dellert Papers. 35 ; and Margaret Dellert Papers. 36 ; and Margaret Dellert Papers. 37 William Shawhan, Death Certificate No. 43060, April 25, 1909, Bureau of Vital Statistics, Commonwealth of PA, (hereafter cited as Wiliam Shawhan, Death Certificate, 1909); and Patrick Shawhan, Genealogy Notes. 38 Mary Beth Williams Arnold - Genealogy Research Notes, NJ, 1998, with Ron Shawhan, (hereafter cited as Mary Beth Williams Arnold, Genealogy Notes). 39 Mary Beth Williams Arnold, Genealogy Notes; and Richard M. Jones Obit Beverly, OH Newspaper dtd Dec. 3, 1920 (hereafter cited as Obit - Richard M. Jones). 40 Obit - Richard M. Jones. 41 Obit of Helen Jones, Beverly, OH newspaper,, (Nov. 7, 1929), (hereafter cited as Helen Jones, Obit). 42 Pearson Genealogy File, Marry Anne Pierson, “ — passed away Sunday, November 3, death following an operation performed Monday, October 28.”. 43 Interviews, Pearl Shawhan Earnest Descendants, West Virginia and Ohio, with Ron Shawhan, 1990s by telephone and e-mail (hereafter cited as Pearl Shawhan, Interviews). 44 Jarvis Shawhan Relatives, Interviews. 45 Jarvis Shawhan Relatives, Interviews. 46 Margaret Dellert Papers. 47 Tombstone - I.O.O.F. Cemetery (hereafter cited as Tombstone - I.O.O.F. Cemetery). 48 Marion (IN) Chronicle Tribune (hereafter cited as Marion (IN) Chronicle). 49 ; and Marriage Bonds, 1864-1865: Dennis Morris and Mary Gordon, February 24, Jefferson Co., KY, Louisville, Jefferson Co., KY (hereafter cited as Morris/Gordon Marriage). 50 ; Margaret Dellert Papers; and Marion Courier March 27, 1916 (hereafter cited as Marion Courier - Mar. 27, 1916). 51 Margaret Dellert Papers; and Marion Courier - Mar. 27, 1916. 52 source #216 missing from library. 53 Margaret Dellert Papers. 54 Margaret Dellert Papers. 55 Margaret Dellert Papers. 56 ; and Margaret Dellert Papers. 57 Margaret Dellert Papers. 58 Margaret Dellert Papers. 59 source #216 missing from library. 60 Patrick Shawhan, Genealogy Notes.

--94-- 61 Mary Beth Williams Personal Family Records (hereafter cited as Mary Beth Williams - Records). 62 Pearl Shawhan, Interviews. 63 Pearl Shawhan, Interviews. 64 Pearl Shawhan, Interviews. 65 Pearl Shawhan, Interviews. 66 source #216 missing from library. 67 Margaret Dellert Papers. 68 Margaret Dellert Papers. 69 Interview with Mary Wiegand Peckis and her daughter, Beckie Schildmyer (hereafter cited as Interview - Peckis). 70 source #216 missing from library. 71 source #216 missing from library. 72 Estate of Mary A. Doyle (hereafter cited as Mary Doyle Estate). 73 ; Margaret Dellert Papers; and Marion Courier - Mar. 27, 1916. 74 Margaret Dellert Papers; and Marion Courier - Mar. 27, 1916. 75 Margaret Dellert Papers; and Marion Courier - Mar. 27, 1916. 76 ; and Margaret Dellert Papers. 77 Marion Courier - Mar. 27, 1916. 78 Marion Courier - Mar. 27, 1916. 79 Margaret Dellert Papers. 80 Margaret Dellert Papers. 81 Mary Beth Williams Arnold, Genealogy Notes. 82 Interviews, Wm. Roy Shawhan, Napa, CA, with Ron Shawhan, 1988 by telephone and letters (hereafter cited as Wm. Roy Shawhan, Interviews). 83 Pearl Shawhan, Interviews. 84 Pearl Shawhan, Interviews. 85 Pearl Shawhan, Interviews. 86 Pearl Shawhan, Interviews. 87 Pearl Shawhan, Interviews. 88 Pearl Shawhan, Interviews. 89 Jarvis Shawhan Relatives, Interviews. 90 Mary Beth Williams - Records, Kim Sue Quesenberry Morris Intrvw.. 91 Interview - Peckis. 92 ABBR Obit: Huneck, Catherine Morris; and ABBR Obit: Huneck, Catherine Morris. 93 ; and Margaret Dellert Papers. 94 Patrick Shawhan, Genealogy Notes. 95 Mary Beth Williams - Records, Kim Sue Quesenberry Morris Intrvw.. 96 Mary Beth Williams - Records, Kim Sue Quesenberry Morris, Intrvw.. 97 Mary Beth Williams - Records, Kim Sue Quesenberry Morris, Intrvw.. 98 Obit - Richard M. Jones. 99 Obit - Richard M. Jones. 100 Obit - Richard M. Jones. 101 Obit - Richard M. Jones.

--95-- The Descendants of Daniel Shawhan III (1765-1840) by Ronald T. Shawhan

First Generation

1. Daniel1 SHAWHAN,1 son of Daniel SHAWHAN and Margaret BELL, was born in Hampshire Co., VA/WV October 08, 1765. Daniel died January 2, 1840 in Rush County, IN, at 74 years of age.2 He married Mary MCDOWELL in Mason Co., KY, 1792.3 Mary was born in Greenbrier Co., VA August 28, 1770. Mary was the daughter of Daniel MCDOWELL. Mary died November 17, 1848 in Rush Co., IN, at 78 years of age. Mary participated in the Buri event in Fairview Church, Rush Co., IN. Mary was the daughter of Daniel MCDowell, a Revolutionary War soldier who came to Bourbon Co. at an early date; while living in Kentucky he received a $40.00 annual pension for this service. He was buried 1840 in Fairview Church, Rush Co., IN.4 Daniel III was about 22 years old when his father moved the family from western Pennsylvania to the Kentucky District of Virginia and settled in the Ruddles Mills section of Bourbon County. In 1788, both he and his father signed a petition by Bourbon County residents to the seat of government in Virginia, asking to establish the town of Bourbon Courthouse. Virginia did establish a new county, Mason Co., in 1789, which was taken off of Bourbon Co.; the Shawhan property straddled the new county line — the stillhouse and barns lay in Bourbon Co. and the home- stead lay in Mason Co. In 1790 Daniel took a flatboat load of the family’s whiskey to New Orleans, returning on a horse he had purchased, carrying saddle bags laden with Spanish coins. This would be the first of many such trips that would be made to sell Shawhan whiskey. When his father died in 1791, Daniel became the family head. Together with his brother John, they continued to manage the family farm and distillery, with both making trips to New Orleans on flatboats loaded with “Old Bourbon Whiskey” and brandy. Kentucky was admitted as a state in 1792, shortly after Daniel III and Mary McDowell were married. They continued to live in the family homestead, which was in Mason County; Fleming Co. was created off of Mason Co. in 1798 — their residence and a part of the farm became a section of Fleming County, while the stillhouse, barns, and other parts of the farm remained in Bourbon County. Daniel farmed, raised well-bred horses and cattle, bought grain from his neighbors for his distill- ery, and sold a goodly amount of whiskey. He also accumulated a sizeable number of slaves who farmed and helped with the distillery. Family tradition holds that he became quite wealthy, but he was never certain as to the validity of his Kentucky land that had been originally settled by his father. IN 1825 John Quincy Adams was inaugurated President and John C. Calhoun, Vice President. That same year, after freeing his slaves and selling his share of the distillery to his brother Joseph, Daniel moved his family to Rush Co., Indiana where he farmed and was no longer connected to the distillery business; when he closed out his affairs in Kentucky he divided most of his wealth equally among his children. The August 1851 final settlement of his estate included the following provisions of his will, dated Dec. 31, 1839: “My will is first all my just debts shall be paid out of my personal estate if sufficient, and if not then I will that so much of my land as shall be sufficient shall be sold to pay my debts. Then I wish my wife to have my household furniture, one horse beast known by the name of Flim, also one cow known by the name of Lill, also eight head of sheep, two sets of horse gear, and one cutting box in the barn, and all the remainder of my land that is left after my debts are paid, to have and to hold the same during her life time for a home for her, also a home for Mary Lightfoot and her children so long as they wish to remain here, as I do not want them to be turned out of doors, but my wife is to have entire control over the premises and at her death I wish all my property both real and personal to be equally divided among my children and that John M. Shawhan is to be my Executor . Witnessed by David H. Drummond, William M. Shawhan,and Edward L. McGee.” Daniel SHAWHAN and Mary MCDOWELL had the following children: 2 i. Elizabeth Ann (Betsy)2 SHAWHAN was born October 27, 1793. 3 ii. Joseph SHAWHAN was born September 23, 1796. 4 iii. Mary (Polly) SHAWHAN was born October 2, 1797. 5 iv. Sarah SHAWHAN was born November 23, 1803. 6 v. John McDowell SHAWHAN was born May 6, 1806. 7 vi. Robert Fleming SHAWHAN was born September 24, 1808. 8 vii. George M. SHAWHAN was born July 14, 1811. viii. Daniel SHAWHAN was born in Mason Co., KY 1813. Daniel died 1831 in Rush Co., IN, at 18 years of age. 9 ix. Benjamin Plummer SHAWHAN was born June 5, 1814.

--96-- Second Generation

2. Elizabeth Ann (Betsy)2 SHAWHAN (Daniel 1)5 was born in Mason Co., KY October 27, 1793. Elizabeth died March 11, 1884 in Rush Co., IN, at 90 years of age. She married Mathew K. PRINE in Fleming Co., KY, April 13, 1815. Mathew was born in Maysville, Fleming Co., KY April 17, 1791. Mathew 6 was the son of Henry PERRINE and Elizabeth HOUSTON. Mathew died October 9, 1860 in Fayette Co., IN, at 69 years of age. Mathew was buried in Fairview Church, Rush Co., IN. The Prine family traced their ancestry back to Daniel Perrine, a French Huguenot, who arrived in the Colonies in 1665, initially settling in Elizabethtown, NJ. Mathew’s father, Henry Perrine, was a veteran of the American Revolution; he married Elizabeth Houston in 1781, in NJ, and eventually came direct to Kentucky. It was Mathew and his brother, Kenneth, who used the phonetic spelling of the name — i.e. “Prine”. Elizabeth Ann (Betsy) SHAWHAN and Mathew K. PRINE had the following children: 10 i. Daniel Shawhan3 PRINE was born 1816. ii. Henry Houston PRINE was born in KY 1818. Henry died 1902 in IA, at 84 years of age. He married Elizabeth FOX about 1842. Elizabeth was born about 1820. Henry followed his brother Daniel to Iowa, taking up farming near Oskaloosa, specializing in blooded race horses other than farm stock. iii. Mary PRINE was born in KY 1820. She married Andrew NELSON about 1842. Andrew was born about 1820. 11 iv. Miles Kenneth PRINE was born 1821. v. John Lewis PRINE was born in KY 1823. John died 1875 in IA, at 52 years of age. vi. Joseph Fleming PRINE7 was born in IN 1825. Joseph died 1857 in Sigourney, IA, at 32 years of age. He married Paulina LOWE in IA, about 1847. Paulina was born in VA about 1826. Paulina was the daughter of Joseph LOWE and Sarah MCCAULEY. Relatives recall visiting Paulina and sleeping on two featherbeds, one on top of the other. Joseph was born “enroute”, while the Daniel III Shawhan family, including the Prines, were migrating from Kentucky to Indiana. He became a school master in Sigourney, Iowa. vii. Harriet Ann PRINE was born in IN 1827. Harriet died 1856 in IA, at 29 years of age. She married Albert MINOR in IA, about 1848. Albert was born about 1825. viii. Martha Ann PRINE8 was born in IN 1830. Martha died 1903 in IA, at 73 years of age. She married John HOOD in IA, about 1852. John was born about 1826. John was an extensive landowner in Lucas Co., IA. Martha is remembered as someone who delighted in playing tricks on her relatives, often disguising herself and asking for accommodations. When she traveled, so as not to have to carry too much luggage, she would wear four dresses, one on top of the other. ix. Matthew Loeper PRINE was born in IN 1833. Matthew died 1900 in Norwalk, IA, at 67 years of age. He married Hester SHORT about 1857. Hester was born about 1834. 3. Joseph2 SHAWHAN (Daniel 1)9 was born in Mason Co., KY September 23, 1796. Joseph died January 14, 1881 in Pike Co., IN, at 84 years of age. He married Elizabeth HILLMAN in Mason Co., KY, July 30, 1821.10 Elizabeth was born in Mason Co., KY March 20, 1796. Elizabeth 11 was the daughter of Daniel HILLMAN and Heathy CRAIG. Elizabeth died August 9, 1851 in Pike Co., IN, at 55 years of age. Elizabeth was buried in Union, IN. There has been some confusion regarding Elizabeth’s maiden name. The truth is she was a Hillman, being a daughter of Daniel and Heathy (Craig) Hillman. Her parents died when Elizabeth was young and she was raised by her older sister, who had married James Lounsdale; hence there are a few people who say that she was a Lounsdale. Joseph was buried in Petersburg, IN. Joseph migrated to Gibson Co., IN in about 1822 and purchased some of the finest farm land available, in Clay Twp. In 1833 he sold the farm to his cousin, William McCune Shawhan, and bought a bigger property nearer Petersburg, Indiana. He and his family turned this farm into one of the more prosperous in the entire county. He became quite wealthy and was appointed a Lt. Colonel in the Indiana Militia. Joseph SHAWHAN and Elizabeth HILLMAN had the following children: i. John Hillman3 SHAWHAN12 was born in Pike Co., IN February 25, 1822. John died October 8, 1872 in Pike Co., IN, at 50 years of age. He married Elizabeth HUDSON in Pike Co., IN, January 6, 1859. Elizabeth was born about 1827. 12 ii. James SHAWHAN was born December 18, 1823. 13 iii. Daniel SHAWHAN was born October 10, 1825. 14 iv. Joseph SHAWHAN was born October 10, 1825.

--97-- 15 v. Sarah SHAWHAN was born about 1827. 16 vi. Elizabeth SHAWHAN was born December 2, 1828. 17 vii. Mary SHAWHAN was born July 25, 1832. 4. Mary (Polly)2 SHAWHAN (Daniel 1)13 was born in Mason Co., KY October 2, 1797. Mary died February 12, 1880 in E. Sigourney, IA, at 82 years of age. She married John LIGHTFOOT in Fleming Co., KY, 1817. John was born in KY about 1795. John died in KY. John drowned while operating a saw mill. Mary and John probably migrated from Kentucky to Marion Co., Indiana in about 1825. In 1848 she and her children lived with her parents in Rush Co., IN. Mary is remembered by her family members as always being beautifully dressed and very charm- ing, with a keen zest for living. Mary (Polly) and John LIGHTFOOT had the following children: 18 i. Pauline3 LIGHTFOOT was born about 1819. ii. Daniel LIGHTFOOT was born about 1822. 19 iii. John LIGHTFOOT, Jr. was born about 1823. 5. Sarah2 SHAWHAN (Daniel 1)14 was born in Fleming Co., KY November 23, 1803. Sarah died January 25, 1855 in Sigourney, IA, at 51 years of age. She married Elijah Henry MCCLENAHAN in Pendleton Co., KY, June 25, 1821. Elijah was born May 30, 1801. Elijah died April 9, 1886 in Peoria, IL, at 84 years of age. This family migrated to Indiana in about 1825 where they remained for a short time before settling in Pike Co., MO. Sarah SHAWHAN and Elijah Henry MCCLENAHAN had the following children: i. Polly (Mary)3 MCCLENAHAN was born about 1822. She married John BRINK. ii. Henrietta MCCLENAHAN was born about 1824. 20 iii. Elizabeth MCCLENAHAN was born about 1825. iv. Daniel MCCLENAHAN was born about 1827. Daniel died young, per MPL (Marie Perrin Lemley). 21 v. Elijah MCCLENAHAN was born about 1829. vi. George MCCLENAHAN was born about 1831. He married Mias ESTERTON. 6. John McDowell2 SHAWHAN (Daniel 1)15 was born in Mason Co., KY May 6, 1806. John died March 1, 1866 in Fayette Co., IN, at 59 years of age. He married Sarah PARRISH in IN, June 18, 1828. Sarah was born in Cincinnati, OH June 27, 1808. Sarah was the daughter of Zachariah PARRISH and Phoebe GARD. Sarah died August 11, 1883 in Rush Co., IN, at 75 years of age. Sarah buried in Fairview, Rush Co., IN. John was buried in Rushville, IN. John has been described as a tall, graceful, austerely handsome man, stern but kind. He was a very wealthy and influential member of the community, owning 600 acres of prime Rush County, IN land and another 600 acres in Iowa at the time of his death. He was quite active in breeding blooded horses, maintaining a private race track on his land near Falmouth, Indiana; he once owned a famous race horse and stud named “Tom Hal”. His daughters were also expert horsewomen, winning many prizes for their skills at fairs in the area. In 1852 he built a large home which boasted the distinction of having a ballroom on the second floor, reached by a beautiful curving staircase; a billiard room and a music room were also featured, with interior trim largely of solid walnut and cherry. John was well-known for his charitable works and was a large donor to the formation of Fairview Academy, forerunner of Butler University. One of his nephews wrote about a visit to “Uncle John’s Home”. “Uncle John took Pa to the large cellar (I followed, of course) where in War Times (Civil War) he had stored 75 barrels of Good Old Bourbon. (I regret to say that Uncle John visited it too often). Uncle, with a black boy or two, showed us around the barn and the horses. They bred mostly harness horses, a few trotters, and had a half-mile track, for they trained their horses regularly. Garrett, “Hoosier”, the oldest son, would take a string of horses down to Mobile, , race them, sell them, and come home for more. When the War broke out, it caught Garrett down at Mobile with a string of horses; he never came back but remained in the South. His (Garrett’s) old Uncle Joe (John’s brother Joseph) called all his brother’s family “rebels” over it. Uncle John cried as he told Pa about it. The Shawhans had set their slaves free before coming to Indiana. Some begged to come along, so they kept them.” During the Civil War, since John Shawhan was so closely related to his Kentucky slave-owning cousins, and an elder son, Joseph, resided in Cynthiana, KY, he found his Indiana neighbors hostile towards him — for a time his life was in danger. The son, Joseph Shawhan, was not allowed to return to Indiana, but a cousin, Henry Lail, of Cynthiana, was visiting John’s family because of his attachment to Mary Elizabeth Shawhan, John’s daughter. When local officials sought to conscript the young Lail into the Union Army, John paid several hundred dollars to hire a substitute to go in his place. John McDowell SHAWHAN and Sarah PARRISH had the following children: 22 i. Phoebe Jane3 SHAWHAN was born April 26, 1829. 23 ii. Joseph Newton SHAWHAN was born August 6, 1832.

--98-- 24 iii. Mary Elizabeth SHAWHAN was born March 15, 1839. 25 iv. Daniel Parrish SHAWHAN was born October 12, 1841. 26 v. Garrett Benjamin SHAWHAN was born October 28, 1843. 27 vi. Ellen (Elsie) A. SHAWHAN was born November 8, 1848. 7. Robert Fleming2 SHAWHAN (Daniel 1)16 was born in Mason Co., KY September 24, 1808. Robert died July 14, 1893 in Morgan Valley, Jasper Co., IA, at 84 years of age. He married Ann (Alley) T. MINOR in Rush Co., IN, March 3, 1830. Ann was born October 18, 1812. Ann was the daughter of Walter MINOR and Mary. Ann died November 1, 1903 in Marion Co., IA, at 91 years of age. The migrations of Robert Fleming were typical of many of the hardy pioneers of the 1800s. Born in Mason Co., KY in 1808, he moved to Rush Co., IN with his parents in 1825. There he married Ann Minor, also originally from KY, and fathered several children. In the 1850s he moved to Iowa, first to Jasper Co., then to Polk Co.; he afterwards migrated to Nebraska and Kansas before returning to Marion Co. IA where he died. During the Civil War, he served as a Musician (drummer), a Private, in Co. E., 14th Iowa Infantry, from Sep. 28, 1861 to Nov. 25, 1863; his monthly pay was $14.73, with a clothing allowance of $3.96, and subsistence of $5.40 — total amount $24.09. He was also granted 40 cents/day for use of horse and arms, and 25 cents/day for rations and forage. Robert Fleming SHAWHAN and Ann (Alley) T. MINOR had the following children: 28 i. Minor Moore3 SHAWHAN was born January 30, 1831. ii. Daniel SHAWHAN was born in IN September 21, 1833. 29 iii. Mary SHAWHAN was born May 7, 1836. iv. Nancy SHAWHAN was born April 6, 1840. Nancy died January 17, 1860 in Runnels, IA, at 19 years of age. 30 v. George William SHAWHAN, Sr. was born December 27, 1842. 31 vi. John Robert “Poke” SHAWHAN was born January 20, 1845. vii. Joseph SHAWHAN was born in IN August 30, 1848. 32 viii. Isom Clarence SHAWHAN was born April 16, 1852. ix. Anna SHAWHAN was born in IA May 11, 1855. Anna died June 7, 1860 in Runnels, IA, at 5 years of age. 33 x. Richard Johnson SHAWHAN was born March 7, 1858. 8. George M.2 SHAWHAN (Daniel 1)17 was born in Mason Co., KY July 14, 1811. George died January 15, 1852 in Sigourney, IA, at 40 years of age. He married Hannah LOWE in Rush Co., IN, December 29, 1836. Hannah was born April 18, 1818. Hannah was the daughter of Joseph LOWE and Sarah MCCAULEY. Hannah died August 31, 1883 at 65 years of age. George M. SHAWHAN and Hannah LOWE had the following children: 34 i. James3 SHAWHAN was born 1838. ii. Sarah E. SHAWHAN was born in Rush Co., IN July 17, 1840. Sarah died July 29, 1844 at 4 years of age. 35 iii. Mary “Mollie” SHAWHAN was born 1842. 36 iv. Amanda SHAWHAN was born 1845. v. John SHAWHAN was born 1847. John died 1913 in Sigourney, IA, at 66 years of age. He married Josie SANDERS in IA, about 1869. Josie was born about 1848. 9. Benjamin Plummer2 SHAWHAN (Daniel 1)18 was born in Mason Co., KY June 5, 1814. Benjamin died May 8, 1852 in Sigourney, IA, at 37 years of age. He married Maria Ann LOWE in Rush Co., IN, May 7, 1837.19 Maria was born in Harrison Co., KY December 17, 1816. Maria was the daughter of Joseph LOWE and Sarah MCCAULEY. Maria died December 6, 1881 in Oskaloosa, IA, at 64 years of age. Benjamin accompanied his family’s move from Kentucky to Indiana in 1825, settling in Rush Co. where he became a farmer and, in 1837, married Maria Lowe. In 1844 he headed west, migrating to Keokuk Co., IA, where he prospered until being stricken during a typhoid epidemic in 1852; his wife and six children survived him. Benjamin Plummer SHAWHAN and Maria Ann LOWE had the following children: 37 i. Joseph Henry3 SHAWHAN was born August 10, 1838. 38 ii. Daniel William SHAWHAN was born March 12, 1840. 39 iii. Mary Evalina SHAWHAN was born February 24, 1842. iv. George Woodford SHAWHAN20 was born in Keokuk Co., IA January 2, 1846. George died 1916 at 70 years of age. He married Rebecca BUCHER about 1869. Rebecca was born about 1849. George lied about his age and became a wagoner with Co. B, 3rd Iowa, during the Civil War. 40 v. Sarah Elizabeth SHAWHAN was born April 5, 1848. 41 vi. Hanna Olivia SHAWHAN was born January 14, 1850.

--99-- Third Generation

10. Daniel Shawhan3 PRINE (Elizabeth Ann (Betsy) SHAWHAN 2) was born in KY 1816. Daniel died 1896 in IA, at 80 years of age. He married Nancy THRASHER 1837. Nancy was born 1816. Nancy died 1886 at 70 years of age. Daniel was one of the first members of this family group to migrate to Iowa, taking up land 4 miles west of Oskaloosa. Daniel Shawhan PRINE and Nancy THRASHER had the following child: 42 i. William Houston4 PRINE was born 1839. 11. Miles Kenneth3 PRINE (Elizabeth Ann (Betsy) SHAWHAN 2) was born in KY 1821. Miles died 1900 in Oskaloosa, IA, at 79 years of age. He married Mary NELSON in Bentonville, Fayette Co., IN, October 5, 1845. Mary was born in Fayette Co., IN 1822. Mary was the daughter of Jacob NELSON and Mary CAMPBELL. Mary died 1893 in Oskaloosa, IA, at 71 years of age. Miles led his family from Indiana to Iowa in 1861; their son George, then ten years old, was able to drive one of the teams. They settled near Oskaloosa, initially in a little old log house, but they eventually built a much larger home and gave the log house to their son George. Miles was a Lt. with the “Madison Blues” during the Civil War. After the War, Miles went into the business of blooded stock raising, exporting, and shipping to all the fine breeders of stock in the United States, Canada, and Great Britain. This business continued through 43 years, under the name of M. K. Prine & Son. Miles died of apoplexy, as did his son. Miles Kenneth PRINE and Mary NELSON had the following child: 43 i. George Shawhan4 PRINE was born 1851. 12. James3 SHAWHAN (Joseph 3)21 was born in Pike Co., IN December 18, 1823. James died May 23, 1904 in Pike Co., IN, at 80 years of age. He married twice. He married Virginia CARR in Pike Co., IN, October 26, 1845. Virginia was born in Pike Co., IN December 17, 1829. Virginia died May 16, 1875 in Pike Co., IN, at 45 years of age. He married Lorenda MORRISON in Pike Co., IN, October 26, 1878. Lorenda was born in Pike Co., IN March 31, 1826. Lorenda died July 4, 1892 in Pike Co., IN, at 66 years of age. Lorenda was buried in Walnut Hills Cem, Petersburg, IN. James was buried in Walnut Hills Cem, Petersburg, IN. James had little education as he was being raised, helping his father farm until he reached the age of 25. He bought his own farm in 1848, in Clay Twp., Pike Co.. He eventually moved his family from the farm to city life in Washington, Davies Co., IN. where he established a livery business; at the same time he traded and sold livestock. In early 1869 he sold his livery and moved to Petersburg, IN, continuing to deal in livestock and opening the Shawhan Hardware Store. The store became an immediate success, and the young man he hired to run it, James Boonshot, turned out to be his son-in- law. His wealth and success resulted in his becoming the president of the Citizen’s State Bank, a position he held until his death. James SHAWHAN and Virginia CARR had the following children: 44 i. Margaret4 SHAWHAN was born 1852. ii. Mary Belle SHAWHAN22 was born in Washington, Davies Co., IN January 7, 1868. Mary died June 29, 1952 in Pike Co., IN, at 84 years of age. She married George Jerome NICHOLS in Pike Co., IN, September 28, 1887. George was born in Pike Co., IN October 23, 1857. George died March 3, 1912 in Pike Co., IN, at 54 years of age. George was buried in Walnut Hills Cem, Petersburg, IN. Mary was buried in Walnut Hills Cem, Petersburg, IN. Mary Belle was well educated and extremely talented. An article appearing in the Winslow Dispatch tells it best: “I couldn’t help recalling some of the incidents of one wonderful lady who lived in our community for so many years. She was in the same spot in church whenever the doors were open. If anyone was in need he or she could always find help in her. Whenever she came into a group, it was as though someone turned on a ray of sunshine. Regardless of what the situation was she always had a little verse or poem to fit the occasion. She helped several young people through college when their own funds were insufficient. She noticed the birds, the flowers, the sunsets, and all those things so many people miss in life. Mary Belle Nichols was one that really took time to enjoy life.” 13. Daniel3 SHAWHAN (Joseph 3)23 was born in Clay Twp., Pike Co., IN October 10, 1825. Daniel died March 30, 1896 in Pike Co., IN, at 70 years of age. He married Julia Ann GARDNER in Gibson Co., IN, September 16, 1854. Julia was born in Gibson Co., IN August 1, 1836. Julia died April 4, 1898 in Pike Co., IN, at 61 years of age. Julia participated in the Buri event in Union, IN. Daniel was buried in I.O.O.F. Cemetery, Union, IN.24 Daniel was a farmer. Daniel SHAWHAN and Julia Ann GARDNER had the following children: 45 i. Sarah Jeanette4 SHAWHAN was born August 13, 1855.

--100-- 46 ii. Mercedes SHAWHAN was born November 3, 1856. 47 iii. Mary (Molly) SHAWHAN was born July 19, 1858. iv. William G. SHAWHAN was born in IN about 1861. He married Rosa MILLER about 1883. Rosa was born about 1862. 48 v. Joseph SHAWHAN was born about 1865. 14. Joseph3 SHAWHAN (Joseph 3) was born in Pike Co., IN October 10, 1825. Joseph died October 29, 1908 in Princeton, Gibson Co., IN, at 83 years of age. He married twice. He married Margaret BROWN in Gibson Co., IN, February 2, 1854.25 Margaret was born about 1834. Margaret died about 1857 in IN. He married Julia Ann KEY in Gibson Co., IN, October 1, 1858. Julia was born October 15, 1830. Julia died April 20, 1911 at 80 years of age. Joseph SHAWHAN and Margaret BROWN had the following children: i. James4 SHAWHAN was born in Gibson Co., IN January 26, 1855. James died February 7, 1866 in Gibson Co., IN, at 11 years of age. ii. Millard SHAWHAN was born in Gibson Co., IN October 26, 1856. Millard died January 2, 1858 in Gibson Co., IN, at 1 year of age. Joseph SHAWHAN and Julia Ann KEY had the following children: 49 iii. Charles A. SHAWHAN was born February 6, 1860. 50 iv. Emma SHAWHAN was born about 1865. v. Daniel SHAWHAN was born in Gibson Co., IN August 28, 1867. Daniel died September 28, 1888 in Gibson Co., IN, at 21 years of age. 15. Sarah3 SHAWHAN (Joseph 3) was born in Pike Co., IN about 1827. She married Orvis K. PATTERSON in Pike Co., IN, August 3, 1854.26 Orvis was born in Pike Co., IN ABT. 1827. (Additional notes for Orvis K. PATTERSON 27 ) During the Civil War, Orvis served as a Pvt. in Co. E, 42nd Indiana Infantry, fighting is such battles as Perryville, Murpheesboro, Chattanooga, Chickamauga, and in Sherman’s March to the Sea. Sarah SHAWHAN and Orvis K. PATTERSON had the following children: 51 i. Joseph4 PATTERSON was born September 6, 1856. ii. Elizabeth PATTERSON was born in Pike Co., IN about 1858. She married Dr. POMEROY in IN, about 1882. Dr. was born about 1855. iii. John PATTERSON was born in Pike Co., IN 1863. John died March 22, 1864 in Pike Co., IN, at less than one year of age. iv. Lettie PATTERSON was born in Pike Co., IN about 1866. v. Margaret PATTERSON was born in Pike Co., IN about 1868. vi. Asa PATTERSON was born in Pike Co., IN 1874. Asa died 1954 at 80 years of age. He married Aldah ELMORE in IN, about 1895. Aldah was born about 1874. 16. Elizabeth3 SHAWHAN (Joseph 3)28 was born in Clay Twp., Pike Co., IN December 2, 1828. Elizabeth died November 7, 1917 in Petersburg, Pike Co., IN, at 88 years of age. She married Napoleon Bonaparte GREEN in Pike Co., IN, February 27, 1844. Napoleon was born in Woodford Co., KY 1816. Napoleon was the son of William GREEN and Elizabeth COOPER. Napoleon died February 23, 1881 in Grayville, White Co., IL, at 64 years of age. His death record in the White Co., IL County Clerk’s Office, dated March 11, 1881, reveals that Napoleon died of typhoid pneumonia, at 10:00 PM, Feb. 23, 1881. He was a white male, age 65, born in Kentucky, a shoemaker, had been in Illinois for 14 years, and was buried in Grayville, IL. Elizabeth was buried in Petersburg, IN. Elizabeth was divorced from Napoleon Bonaparte GREEN in IN. Elizabeth went through a bitter divorce battle with her husband; child custody was a key issue. In her testimony she testified “Because of abuse and ill treatment, I was forced to leave him and go to the house of my father.” Elizabeth retained custody of her children. Elizabeth SHAWHAN and Napoleon Bonaparte GREEN had the following children: i. Mary4 GREEN was born in Pike Co., IN September 29, 1845. Mary died May 8, 1853 in Pike Co., IN, at 7 years of age. ii. Sarah Elizabeth GREEN was born in Pike Co., IN 1847. She married Ezekial HADLOCK in Pike Co., IN, about 1868. Ezekial was born about 1846. Family tradition holds that Sarah was killed by Indians while on a western migration. iii. Daniel GREEN was born in Pike Co., IN March 28, 1850. Daniel died December 16, 1852 in Pike Co., IN, at 2 years of age. 52 iv. Joseph Nathaniel B. GREEN was born March 28, 1850. v. Robert GREEN was born in Pike Co., IN November 29, 1855. Robert died July 29, 1856 in Pike Co., IN, at less than one year of age. 53 vi. Henrietta GREEN was born October 3, 1857.

--101-- 54 vii. James William GREEN was born May 30, 1860. 17. Mary3 SHAWHAN (Joseph 3) was born in Pike Co., IN July 25, 1832. Mary died December 12, 1899 in Pike Co., IN, at 67 years of age. She married Hiram DRAIN. Hiram was born in Pike Co., IN December 11, 1826. Hiram died April 25, 1899 in Pike Co., IN, at 72 years of age. Mary SHAWHAN and Hiram DRAIN had the following child: George W.4 DRAIN, born in Pike Co., IN 1859. 18. Pauline3 LIGHTFOOT (Mary (Polly) SHAWHAN 4) was born in IN about 1819. She married Munson MEADE. Pauline and Munson lived in Keokuk, Iowa. Pauline LIGHTFOOT and Munson MEADE had the following children: 55 i. Perry4 MEADE. 56 ii. Sarah Frances MEADE. 19. John3 LIGHTFOOT , JR. (Mary (Polly) SHAWHAN 4) was born about 1823. John died in CA. He married twice. He married Julia BEVINS. He married Margaret IRONS. John LIGHTFOOT, Jr. and Julia BEVINS had the following children: Allie,4 Jessie, Roy, Gertrude, William, Gus, Ella, Daniel and Liza. 20. Elizabeth3 MCCLENAHAN (Sarah SHAWHAN 5) was born about 1825. She married George Carson BURFIELD. Elizabeth MCCLENAHAN and George Carson BURFIELD had the following children: i. Jonathan4 BURFIELD. ii. Antoinette BURFIELD. 21. Elijah3 MCCLENAHAN (Sarah SHAWHAN 5)29 was born about 1829. He married WILSON. Elijah is said to have had 25 children from two wives, but few of his descendants are known. Elijah MCCLENAHAN and WILSON had the following children: 57 i. Mary4 MCCLENAHAN. 58 ii. Scott MCCLENAHAN. iii. James MCCLENAHAN. iv. Robert MCCLENAHAN. v. Nancy MCCLENAHAN. She married Cyrus STONE. vi. Sarah MCCLENAHAN. She married Seth HALL. vii. Bell MCCLENAHAN. She married Webb REYNOLDS. 22. Phoebe Jane3 SHAWHAN (John McDowell 6)30 was born in Falmouth, IN April 26, 1829. Phoebe died September 16, 1853 in IN, at 24 years of age. She married Robert M. “Mac” RICH in Rush Co., IN, February 25, 1847. Robert was born April 29, 1829. Robert was the son of John RICH and Rebecca MCCARTY. Robert died March 2, 1907 at 77 years of age. Phoebe Jane SHAWHAN and Robert M. “Mac” RICH had the following child: 59 i. Joseph Henry4 RICH was born about 1849. 23. Joseph Newton3 SHAWHAN (John McDowell 6)31 was born in Falmouth, IN August 6, 1832. Joseph died 1876 in New Orleans, LA, at 43 years of age. He married Martha ROBERTS in Cynthiana, KY, about 1855. Martha was born in KY ABT. 1834. Joseph died in New Orleans of yellow fever. Joseph Newton SHAWHAN and Martha ROBERTS had the following children: Daniel,4 born in KY about 1858--he married Lou AUSTILL; Ida Mae, born in KY about 1860. 24. Mary Elizabeth3 SHAWHAN (John McDowell 6)32 was born in Falmouth, IN March 15, 1839. Mary died February 21, 1921 in IN, at 81 years of age. She married George Henry LAIL in Falmouth, IN, 1864. George was born in KY June 14, 1841. George was the son of George LAIL and Sarah “Betsy” SHAWHAN. George died May 30, 1924 in IN, at 82 years of age. George Henry Lail at the time of the Civil War went to visit his cousin John McDowell Shawhan in Indiana. John, having been born in Kentucky, with many relations residing there who were wealthy slave owners, the Civil War found him sympathizing with the Southern Cause in a community anti-rebel. He was suspected of treasonable activities by the Hoosiers and at one time his life was in such danger that he erected a pole, said to have been 75 ft. high, surmounted with a bell to call his neighbors to his assistance in case of trouble. There absolutely was no basis for such action, or suspicions, other than finding a man to take the place of GEORGE HENRY LAIL, in the Union Army. Young Lail had come north on a visit and was about to be conscripted in an army fighting his own brothers, and in a cause inimical to his convictions, so there was justification for his later father-in- law’s action. Mary Elizabeth SHAWHAN and George Henry LAIL had the following children: 60 i. John Laird4 LAIL was born April 21, 1865. 61 ii. George Shawhan LAIL was born September 17, 1866. 62 iii. James Madison LAIL was born September 1869. 63 iv. William Shawhan LAIL was born February 16, 1872. v. Charles G. LAIL was born in IN 1874. Charles died 1895 at 21 years of age. vi. Mary LAIL was born in IN April 1883. Mary died April 1883 in IN, at less than one year of age. --102-- 25. Daniel Parrish3 SHAWHAN (John McDowell 6)33 was born in Rush Co., IN October 12, 1841. Daniel died March 1932 in Rush Co., IN, at 90 years of age. He married Harriet RUSH in Emporia, KS, August 27, 1872. Harriet was born in Emporia, KS December 16, 1852. Harriet died November 26, 1904 in Rush Co., IN, at 51 years of age. Daniel was well-known for his farming and for his breeding of fine horses — in 1876 he sold a prize mare named “Elsie Good” for $5000.00. He was also a driver on the harness track circuit. Daniel Parrish SHAWHAN and Harriet RUSH had the following children: 64 i. John McDowell4 SHAWHAN was born July 14, 1873. 65 ii. Margaret Frances SHAWHAN was born January 28, 1876. 66 iii. Helen Manlove SHAWHAN was born August 20, 1877. iv. Edwin Newton SHAWHAN was born in Rush Co., IN August 20, 1880. Edwin died May 1, 1967 at 86 years of age. He married Mary HOSLER September 30, 1914. Mary was born August 11, 1877. Mary died March 2, 1974 at 96 years of age. v. Anna Louise SHAWHAN was born in Rush Co., IN August 20, 1884. Anna died April 6, 1900 in Indianapolis, IN, at 15 years of age. 67 vi. Garrett Benjamin SHAWHAN was born June 18, 1887. 26. Garrett Benjamin3 SHAWHAN (John McDowell 6)34 was born in Falmouth, IN October 28, 1843. Garrett died January 19, 1905 in Mobile, AL, at 61 years of age. He married Mary Ellen SHRADER in IN, April 10, 1867. Mary was born in IN August 20, 1846. Mary was the daughter of Elihu W. SHRADER. Mary died March 25, 1919 in Mobile, AL, at 72 years of age. Though Mary died in Mobile, at her home at 205 Government St., she was interred next to her husband in the East Hill Cemetery, Rushville, IN, according to Roche Funeral Home (Mobile) records. She traced her ancestry back to a Revolutionary War veteran, DAR ID #42706, for William Huston, Captain, 2nd Bn, Cumberland County, PA Militia. Garrett raised, trained, and drove thoroughbred trotters. Prior to the Civil War, Garrett would take a string of his family’s prize horses from their Indiana home to Mobile, AL, where he would race and then sell them before returning home for another string. He was caught in Mobile at the start of the War, and, since his sympathies lay with the South, he elected to make his home there, though he returned to Indiana to marry a native of that state. Garrett became a well-known citizen of Mobile, operating a livery stable and becoming an undertaker and embalmer on So. Royal Street. He owned a beautiful home (#205) on famous Govern- ment Street; it was lined with beautiful moss covered oaks and a frescoed iron fence. Garrett Benjamin SHAWHAN and Mary Ellen SHRADER had the following children: 68 i. Charles Shrader4 SHAWHAN was born April 4, 1869. 69 ii. Mary Louise SHAWHAN was born February 12, 1873. 27. Ellen (Elsie) A.3 SHAWHAN (John McDowell 6)35 was born in Rush Co., IN November 8, 1848. Ellen died 1925 at 76 years of age. She married Lawrence Perry GOOD in IN, October 4, 1871. Lawrence was born 1845 Ellen (Elsie) A. SHAWHAN and Lawrence Perry GOOD had the following children: Harriet,4 born about 1874--she married Roy SPINNING October 9, 1907 (Roy was born about 1873); Macy Starbuck, born about 1877. She married Keokuk MONROE August 28, 1901. Keokuk was born about 1877. 28. Minor Moore3 SHAWHAN (Robert Fleming 7)36 was born in Rushville, IN January 30, 1831. Minor died March 21, 1923 in Sterling, CO, at 92 years of age.37 He married Elizabeth M. FROST in Lafayette, IA, August 14, 1855. Elizabeth was born in Coles Co., IL July 14, 1836. Elizabeth died May 22, 1915 in Table Rock, NE, at 78 years of age. Elizabeth’s obit in a Humboldt, NE newspaper, describes her as being born in Colls Co., IL and being brought to LaFayette, Iowa at an early age by her parents. She was visiting her daughter in Casper, Wyoming at the time of her death. Her body was returned to Table Rock, Nebraska for burial. Minor’s obit described him as coming to Nandelia, Iowa with his parents in 1852, marrying Elizabeth Frost in 1855, and migrating to Nebraska in 1869, locating on a farm near Humboldt. In 1902 he moved to Table Rock, NE where he and Elizabeth resided until his wife died in 1915. He then moved to Colorado where he lived with his daughters until his death. His body was returned to Table Rock to be laid by the side of his wife who had died several years before. Minor Moore SHAWHAN and Elizabeth M. FROST had the following children: i. John Robert4 SHAWHAN was born in Lafayette, IA March 3, 1856. Minor Moore Shawhan descendants state that John “simply disappeared” from contact with other family members. 70 ii. Christopher Columbus SHAWHAN was born February 22, 1858. 71 iii. Edgar Vinton SHAWHAN was born February 28, 1860. iv. Nancy Ann SHAWHAN was born in Lafayette, IA November 29, 1862. Nancy died September 5, 1944 in Humboldt, NE, at 81 years of age. She married Truman TINKER about 1883. Truman was born about 1862; he was a bridge foreman. Nancy and Truman lived in Sterling, Colorado. She was a school teacher and seamstress. v. Ivy SHAWHAN was born in IA December 25, 1866. Ivy died April 12, 1872 in Humboldt,

--103-- NE, at 5 years of age. vi. Cateurah Dulcena SHAWHAN was born in Humboldt, NE February 15, 1869. Cateurah died July 17, 1938 at 69 years of age. She married twice. She married William FREE- MAN. She married Emery BOOMER. Occupation: Barber. vii. May Loveday SHAWHAN was born in Humboldt, NE November 27, 1869. May died August 14, 1879 in Humboldt, NE, at 9 years of age. May died from typhoid fever. 72 viii. Samuel Slater SHAWHAN was born January 29, 1871. ix. Walter SHAWHAN was born in Humboldt, NE November 23, 1873. Walter died March 30, 1874 in Humboldt, NE, at less than one year of age. Walter died of diphtheria. 73 x. Joseph Henry SHAWHAN was born September 18, 1876. 74 xi. Edith Maud SHAWHAN was born November 11, 1878. 29. Mary3 SHAWHAN (Robert Fleming 7)38 was born in Rush Co., IN May 7, 1836. Mary died in Prairie City, IA. She married Fountain Means DRAPER in Jasper Co., IA, August 30, 1859. Fountain was born in IN February 18, 1836. Fountain died August 26, 1909 in Prairie City, IA, at 73 years of age. Mary SHAWHAN and Fountain Means DRAPER had the following children: i. Inez4 DRAPER was born in IA 1858. She married Jesse A. QUICK in Jasper Co., IA, March 27, 1884. ii. Emma DRAPER was born in IA about 1860. She married DANLEY. iii. Irene DRAPER was born in IA about 1862. She married DUNN. iv. Cordelia DRAPER was born in IA about 1864. Cordelia died 1909 in IA, at age 45. . v. Ortis DRAPER was born in IA 1866. He died 1866 in (infancy), vi. Dessie DRAPER was born in IA 1868. Dessie died 1868 in (infancy). 30. George William3 SHAWHAN , SR. (Robert Fleming 7)39 was born in Rush Co., IN December 27, 1842. George died April 30, 1907 in Runnels, IA, at 64 years of age. He married Nancy STEELE in IA, about 1866. Nancy was born 1846. George served with Co. C, Twenty-Second Iowa Infantry, during the Civil War. He fought in numerous battles around Vicksburg and then accompanied the Regiment to the Shenandoah Valley where they fought with Gen. Sheridan against Gen. Early’s CSA forces. George was wounded at the Battle of Cedar Creek in the Valley. George William SHAWHAN, Sr. and Nancy STEELE had the following children: i. Annie Laura4 SHAWHAN was born in IA 1867. Annie died November 9, 1876 in Runnels, IA, at 9 years of age. 75 ii. George William SHAWHAN Jr. was born July 4, 1871. iii. Osa Carl SHAWHAN was born in Runnels, IA October 28, 1878. iv. Donna Irene SHAWHAN was born in Runnels, IA January 29, 1881. Donna died June 26, 1891 in Runnels, IA, at 10 years of age. 76 v. Beverly Luther SHAWHAN was born April 19, 1883. 31. John Robert “Poke”3 SHAWHAN (Robert Fleming 7)40 was born in IN January 20, 1845. John died October 24, 1909 in Dunreath, IA, at 64 years of age. He married Martha Etta “Ma” ANDREWS in Rushville, Rush Co., IN, October 26, 1864. Martha was born in NY September 22, 1841 and died October 20, 1922 in Polk Co., IA, at 81 years of age. In 1883 John moved his family from Indiana to Marion Co., IA, where he farmed and worked as a blacksmith. He was on his way to visit a neighbor, when he suddenly collapsed and died of heart failure. We are extremely indebted to Shirley Osborn Goodwin for her contributions to tracing the descendants of John “Poke” Shawhan. John Robert “Poke” SHAWHAN and Martha Etta “Ma” ANDREWS had the following children: 77 i. Louise Ald “Louie”4 SHAWHAN was born September 2, 1865. ii. James Harry SHAWHAN was born in Jasper Co., IA November 16, 1868. James partici- pated in the Occu event in Blacksmith. 78 iii. Thomas A. “Tomey” SHAWHAN was born October 7, 1870. 79 iv. Richard J. SHAWHAN was born January 18, 1873. 32. Isom Clarence3 SHAWHAN (Robert Fleming 7)41 was born in IA April 16, 1852. Isom died August 22, 1930 in Bondurant, IA, at 78 years of age. He married Mary Elizabeth GILDOW December 12, 1878. Mary was born March 11, 1858. Mary died December 23, 1927 at 69 years of age. Isom is remembered by his granddaughter Mildred as being one of the nicest men she has ever known, never raising his voice or creating a scene. In addition to operating a small farm, he also taught school; he was a devoted fan of the Chicago Cubs. A favorite game for kids visiting Isom and Mary was playing “Caroom” — a game utilizing a board, about 3ft square, in which players would shoot small, flat round disks, using their finger nails to direct the disks against other disks, trying to knock them into holes at the corners — somewhat similar to billiards. Isom Clarence SHAWHAN and Mary Elizabeth GILDOW had the following children:

--104-- 80 i. Roxie Ann4 SHAWHAN was born October 18, 1880. 81 ii. Mina Rebecca SHAWHAN was born 1887. iii. Isom Clarence SHAWHAN, Jr. was born 1894. Isom died 1935 at 41 years of age. 33. Richard Johnson3 SHAWHAN (Robert Fleming 7)42 was born in IA March 7, 1858. Richard died January 19, 1931 in Des Moines, IA, at 72 years of age. He married twice. He married Ella ERSTRIE in IA, about 1883. Ella was born April 29, 1853. Ella died March 9, 1889 in Runnels, IA, at 35 years of age. He married Anna GILDOW in Des Moines, IA, about 1893. Anna was born August 4, 1869. Anna died November 18, 1951 in Des Moines, IA, at 82 years of age. Richard Johnson SHAWHAN and Ella ERSTRIE had the following children: 82 i. Lillian Mae4 SHAWHAN was born August 14, 1883.43 83 ii. Robert Fleming SHAWHAN was born February 27, 1889. Richard Johnson SHAWHAN and Anna GILDOW had the following children: 84 iii. Isom Caleb SHAWHAN was born July 5, 1894. 85 iv. Ruah Ann SHAWHAN was born December 19, 1896. v. Daniel SHAWHAN was born 1898. Daniel died 1902 at 4 years of age. 86 vi. Richard Kenneth (Ken) SHAWHAN was born December 29, 1903. 34. James3 SHAWHAN (George M. 8) was born in Rush Co., IN 1838. James died 1926 in Des Moines, IA, at 88 years of age. He married Addie Prouty WILSON about 1860. Addie was born about 1838. James SHAWHAN and Addie Prouty WILSON had the following children: George Robert,4 born about 1862, George connected with the Prouty Wholesale Company; Kenneth, born about 1864. 35. Mary “Mollie”3 SHAWHAN (George M. 8) was born 1842. Mary died 1926 in Sigourney, IA, at 84 years of age. She married Charles Johnson GOLDTHWAITE in Keokuk Co., IA, about 1865. Charles was born 1833. Charles served in Co. H, 33rd Iowa Infantry, during the Civil War. Mary “Mollie” SHAWHAN and Charles Johnson GOLDTHWAITE had the following children: i. John4 GOLDTHWAITE was born about 1868. He married Stella SAVAGE. John became a professor at Los Angeles High School. ii. George GOLDTHWAITE was born about 1870. He married Lena WEIR. George was employed by the Royal Typewriter Company. iii. Guy GOLDTHWAITE was born about 1874. He married Glayds PFOFF. Guy became a dentist in Sigourney, Iowa. 36. Amanda3 SHAWHAN (George M. 8) was born 1845. Amanda died 1911 at 66 years of age. She married James FAIR about 1867. James was born 1845. James died 1896 in Sigourney, IA, at 51 years of age. Amanda and James lived their life in Sigourney, Iowa. Amanda SHAWHAN and James FAIR had the following children: Pearl,4 born about 1869, who married Benjamin EASTBURN;Charles, born about 1871, who married Elmira NEWMAN; Mollie, born about 1873. 37. Joseph Henry3 SHAWHAN (Benjamin Plummer 9)44 was born in Rush Co., IN August 10, 1838. Joseph died April 26, 1911 in Payette, ID, at 72 years of age.45 He married Mary Adeline JACKSON in Sigourney, IA, March 13, 1861.46 Mary was born in Piqua, OH March 29, 1842. Mary 47 was the daughter of William JACKSON and Adelina SAWYER. Mary died April 27, 1930 in San Gabriel, CA, at 88 years of age.48 On June 3, 1911 Mary was awarded a pension of Twelve dollars per month as a widow of Joseph Henry Shawhan, former Captain of Co. K., 9th Regiment Iowa Cavalry. Joseph Henry returned from his Civil War experiences to Sigourney, IA where he briefly worked as a school teacher before becoming a well-known farmer and merchant of farm implements. In 1880 he moved to Kansas, settling in Clay Center. In 1895 he moved his family to the Payette Valley area of Idaho where he became a leader in horticulture, specifically in the advancement of fruit culture, with emphasis on the production of pears. He was also one of the first agents for the Studebaker Company in the area, selling its buggies. His death occurred accidentally, as he and his wife were returning from a visit to his orchards on the outskirts of town — his horse became spooked by something in the road and started to run, throwing the occupants of the carriage out into the road. Joseph hit on his head and was killed instantly; his wife suffered a broken wrist. During the Civil War, Joseph wrote numerous letters home to his wife; many of these letters have been preserved by his descendants. During the War he served as a Lt. in Co. B, 33rd Iowa Infantry, and as a Captain in Co. K, 9th Iowa Cav. Joseph Henry SHAWHAN and Mary Adeline JACKSON had the following children: 87 i. Benjamin Plummer4 SHAWHAN II was born January 21, 1862. 88 ii. Henry Hubert SHAWHAN was born December 13, 1866. iii. Joseph Richard SHAWHAN was born in Sigourney, IA July 21, 1868. Joseph died July 25, 1872 in Sigourney, IA, at 4 years of age. iv. William Jackson SHAWHAN was born in Sigourney, IA January 5, 1870. William died

--105-- 1920 in Livermore, CA, at 50 years of age. v. Gertrude Ethel SHAWHAN was born in Sigourney, IA March 21, 1872. Gertrude died September 13, 1958 in Los Angeles, CA, at 86 years of age. She married Henry J. SOMMERCAMP about 1895. Henry was born about 1870. Henry died 1957 at 87 years of age. 89 vi. Bess Irene Addie SHAWHAN was born February 11, 1874. 90 vii. Glenn Elmo SHAWHAN was born December 7, 1876. 38. Daniel William3 SHAWHAN (Benjamin Plummer 9)49 was born in Rush Co., IN March 12, 1840. Daniel died December 27, 1925 in Los Angeles, CA, at 85 years of age.He married Mary CLUBB in Keokuk Co., IA, Decem- ber 13, 1864. Mary was born in Moorsville, Morgan Co., IN December 13, 1844. Mary died July 10, 1924 in Los Angeles, CA, at 79 years of age.50 Daniel moved with his family to Keokuk Co., IA in 1844. In 1858 he headed west with some friends, stopping in Denver long enough to help build one of the city’s first hotels. After dabbling in mining, he returned to Iowa and joined Co. D, 13th Iowa, Crocker Brigade during the Civil War. He fought at Shiloh and in other battles before being invalided out due to illness in 1863. After his marriage to Mary Clubb in 1864, he moved, in 1885, to Rush Co., KS, and then again, in 1892, to Hutchinson, KS, where he continued working as a builder and a contractor. In 1914 he and his wife Mary celebrated their golden wedding anniversary, surrounded by family members, dining at a 20ft long table featuring a turkey feast and a large yellow and white cake; grandchildren presented a music program, including “Silver Threads Among the Gold” and “Put on Your Old Gray Bonnet”. In 1922 he moved to Los Angeles where he remained until his death in 1925. Daniel William SHAWHAN and Mary CLUBB had the following children: 91 i. Robert Frank4 SHAWHAN was born about 1865. 92 ii. Walter Brice SHAWHAN was born April 11, 1868. 93 iii. Eva SHAWHAN was born about 1870. iv. Susan Adele SHAWHAN was born September 18, 1877. Susan died 1942 in Los Angeles, CA, at 64 years of age. Susan spent most of her life caring for and meeting the needs of her parents. One of her favorite cookbooks has been passed down to her great grand-niece, Billie Jean (Guldner) Frazier. 39. Mary Evalina3 SHAWHAN (Benjamin Plummer 9) was born in Rush Co., IN February 24, 1842. She married Richard JACKSON in IA, about 1863. Richard was born 1841. Mary Evalina SHAWHAN and Richard JACKSON had the following children: William,4 born 1865; Joseph, born 1867; Lulu, born 1869; Lizzie, born 1871; Belle, born 1873. 40. Sarah Elizabeth3 SHAWHAN (Benjamin Plummer 9)51 was born in Sigourney, IA April 5, 1848. Sarah died January 28, 1917 in Idana, KS, at 68 years of age. She married Murat CALDWELL October 21, 1873. Murat was born in Davis Co., iA August 29, 1847. Murat was the son of Van CALDWELL and Rachel DICKERSON. Murat died February 28, 1924 in Idana, KS, at 76 years of age. Murat was educated in Oskaloosa, Iowa, later working in the mercantile business with his brother Samuel. It was during this period that he met and married Sarah Elizabeth Shawhan and they made their home in Eddyville, IA. Sarah was an early pioneer teacher in Clay County, Kansas. Sarah Elizabeth SHAWHAN and Murat CALDWELL had the following children: 94 i. Henry Clay (Harry)4 CALDWELL was born July 29, 1874. 95 ii. George Raymond CALDWELL was born July 7, 1875. 96 iii. Adeline (Addie) Shawhan CALDWELL was born May 5, 1882. 97 iv. Della May CALDWELL was born January 17, 1884. v. Jessie Oniska CALDWELL was born in Idana, KS October 12, 1886. Jessie died Novem- ber 22, 1894 in Idana, KS, at 8 years of age. 41. Hanna Olivia3 SHAWHAN (Benjamin Plummer 9) was born in Keokuk Co., IA January 14, 1850. Hanna died in Washington D.C. She married W. GRIER 1868. W. was born 1845. Hanna Olivia SHAWHAN and W. GRIER had the following children: Blanche,4 born 1870; Joseph, born 1873.

Fourth Generation

42. William Houston4 PRINE (Daniel Shawhan 10) was born 1839. William died 1908 at 69 years of age. He married Priscilla Jessup COFFIN 1862. Priscilla was born 1845. William Houston PRINE and Priscilla Jessup COFFIN had one child, Lillie,5 born about 1865. She married John Milton JACKSON. Lillie Prine Jackson traced her ancestry back to two Revolutionary War veterans: - DAR ID #156790, for Henry Prine (Perrine), who served as a private in the Middlesex Co., NJ Militia; and #145307, for John Thrasher, who served as a private in the Washing-

--106-- ton Co., PA Militia. 43. George Shawhan4 PRINE (Miles Kenneth 11) was born in Fayette Co., IN 1851. George died 1920 in Oskaloosa, IA, at 69 years of age. He married Frances Arbella ZOLLARS in Oskaloosa, IA, August 16, 1876. Frances was born in Washington Co., PA 1851. Frances was the daughter of Uriah ZOLLARS and Mary A. HUGHES. Frances died 1938 in Los Angeles, CA, at 87 years of age. For her marriage, Frances rode horseback to the home of the minister, Prof. Lucy, of Oskaloosa College. George attended Oskaloosa College, which eventually became Drake University. Following in the footsteps of his father, he became a wealthy livestock breeder, shipper, and exporter for more than forty years. He also helped organize the Framer’s Bank in Oskaloosa, Iowa. He was a livestock judge and was superintendent of the livestock department during the St. Louis Universal Exposition in 1904. George Shawhan PRINE and Frances Arbella ZOLLARS had the following children: i. Marie Perrin5 PRINE52 was born in Oskaloosa, IA July 7, 1878. She married G. Carl LEMLEY about 1912. G. was born in Lawrence Co., OH February 12, 1880. Marie Perrin Lemley became a legendary genealogist and family historian. She was recognized by the Institute of American Genealogy, the DAR, “Who’s Who in American Genealogy”, First Families of America, and Founders and Patriots of America. She was a key co-author of the 72-page booklet, “Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy”, and also compiled “Westward Migrations”. ii. Matthew Kenneth PRINE was born in Oskaloosa, IA 1883. Matthew died 1900 in Oskaloosa, IA, at 17 years of age. 44. Margaret4 SHAWHAN (James 12) was born in Pike Co., IN 1852. Margaret died 1923 in Petersburg, IN, at 71 years of age. She married Charles F. BOONSHOT in Pike Co., IN, November 20, 1873. Charles was born 1850. (Additional notes for Charles F. BOONSHOT 53 ) Charles died 1945 in Petersburg, Pike Co., IN, at 95 years of age. Charles worked at James Shawhan’s hardware store in Petersburg, IN. After his marriage to Margaret, his father-in- law made him a full partner, and the store became known as the Shawhan & Boonshot Hardware Company. Margaret SHAWHAN and Charles F. BOONSHOT had the following child: 98 i. James S.5 BOONSHOT was born 1874. 45. Sarah Jeanette4 SHAWHAN (Daniel 13)54 was born in Gibson Co., IN August 13, 1855. Sarah died June 18, 1940 in Pike Co., IN, at 84 years of age. She married Leander MINNIEAR in Pike Co., IN, September 15, 1875. Leander was born in Sidney, OH June 9, 1855. Leander died July 20, 1921 in Campbell, MO, at 66 years of age. Sarah Jeanette SHAWHAN and Leander MINNIEAR had the following children: i. Viola5 MINNIEAR was born in Gibson Co., IN 1877. Viola did 1877 in Gibson Co., IN, at less than one year of age. 99 ii. Julia May MINNIEAR was born July 5, 1881. iii. Nora MINNIEAR was born 1883. She married Joseph ARMSTRONG. 100 iv. Leander MINNIEAR, Jr. was born 1885. 101 v. Harry MINNIEAR was born 1887. vi. Inez E. MINNIEAR was born in Bernie, MO March 23, 1890. Inez died October 9, 1943 at 53 years of age. She married Albert Skinner EDWARDS. 102 vii. Thomas Calvin MINNIEAR was born August 5, 1891. 46. Mercedes4 SHAWHAN (Daniel 13)55 was born in Pike Co., IN November 3, 1856. Mercedes died May 12, 1936 in Oakland City, IN, at 79 years of age. She married James J. MCKEDY in Pike Co., IN, October 28, 1884. James was born in Gibson Co., IN about 1853. James was the son of Thomas H. MCKEDY and More TEEL. James died 1940 in Oakland City, IN, at 87 years of age. Mercedes SHAWHAN and James J. MCKEDY had the following children: 103 i. Bertha5 MCKEDY was born November 18, 1886. ii. Thomas H. MCKEDY was born in Gibson Co., IN January 8, 1888. Thomas died Septem- ber 1971 in Oakland City, IN, at 83 years of age. He married Alma J. KENNEDY. iii. Julia G. MCKEDY was born in Gibson Co., IN December 10, 1892. She married Raymond WRIGHT. iv. Mary E. MCKEDY was born in Gibson Co., IN March 27, 1895. Mary died January 20, 1994 in Petersburg, Pike Co., IN, at 98 years of age. She married Elmer BEADLES in IN, about 1915. Elmer was born about 1894. Elmer died December 20, 1962 in IN, at 68 years of age. 47. Mary (Molly)4 SHAWHAN (Daniel 13)56 was born in Pike Co., IN July 19, 1858. Mary died July 2, 1942 in Gibson Co., IN, at 83 years of age. She married Otis J. NIXON in Pike Co., IN, December 27, 1883. Otis was

--107-- born in Gibson Co., IN December 29, 1856. Otis was the son of William NIXON and Indiana CONGER. Otis died 1925 in Gibson Co., IN, at 68 years of age. Otis is buried in Union, IN. Mary (Molly) SHAWHAN and Otis J. NIXON had the following children: i. Hattie5 NIXON was born August 9, 1883. She married Ira SEIFERS. ii. Rudolph NIXON was born in Gibson Co., IN August 7, 1884. He married Margaret ARMSTRONG. Margaret was born about 1885. iii. Robert NIXON was born in Gibson Co., IN 1887. Robert died 1887 in Gibson Co., IN, at less than one year of age. iv. Russell NIXON was born in Gibson Co., IN 1888. Russell died 1888 in Gibson Co., IN, at less than one year of age. 104 v. Otis J. NIXON, Jr. was born November 18, 1890. vi. Paul NIXON was born in Gibson Co., IN April 15, 1892. He married Lavada EADS. vii. Roscoe NIXON was born in Gibson Co., IN July 21, 1895. Roscoe died 1917 in IN, at 21 years of age. 48. Joseph4 SHAWHAN (Daniel 13) was born in IN about 1865. He married Anna SIMCOX August 12, 1889. Anna was born about 1868. Joseph SHAWHAN and Anna SIMCOX had one child, Edith,5 born about 1891. Edith died about 1909. 49. Charles A.4 SHAWHAN (Joseph 14) was born in Gibson Co., IN February 6, 1860. Charles died September 17, 1942 in Gibson Co., IN, at 82 years of age. He married Mary HUEY in Pike Co., IN, November 30, 1886. Mary was born November 23, 1857. Mary died May 19, 1938 in Gibson Co., IN, at 80 years of age. Charles A. SHAWHAN and Mary HUEY had the following child: 105 i. George B.5 SHAWHAN was born September 27, 1887. 50. Emma4 SHAWHAN (Joseph 14) was born in IN about 1865. She married Lee Wright MCDONALD in IN, about 1887. Lee was born about 1864. Emma SHAWHAN and Lee Wright MCDONALD had the following children: Joseph,5 born about 1890; Arthur, born about 1893. 51. Joseph4 PATTERSON (Sarah SHAWHAN 15) was born in Pike Co., IN September 6, 1856. Joseph died January 18, 1912 in Pike Co., IN, at 55 years of age. He married Fannie (UNKNOWN) Patterson in IN, about 1876. Fannie was born October 10, 1851. Fannie died May 20, 1931 in Pike Co., IN, at 79 years of age. Joseph PATTERSON and Fannie (UNKNOWN) Patterson had the following children: Effie,5 born 1870 and died in1882; Carrie, born September 16, 1872; Robert D., born January 2, 1875, and died in1912. 52. Joseph Nathaniel B.4 GREEN (Elizabeth SHAWHAN 16)57 was born in Pike Co., IN March 28, 1850. Joseph died June 6, 1896 in Hope, AR, at 46 years of age. He married twice. He married Lucy TRAYLOR in Gibson Co., IN, September 7, 1874. Lucy was born in Pike Co., IN 1851. Lucy died 1880 in Gibson Co., IN, at 29 years of age. He married Mary Elizabeth REAGAN in Smackover, AR, June 15, 1885. Mary was born in Prescott, AR August 31, 1867. Mary died August 13, 1959 in Hope, AR, at 91 years of age. Joseph Nathaniel B. GREEN and Lucy TRAYLOR had the following child: 106 i. James Franklin5 GREEN was born September 27, 1876. Joseph Nathaniel B. GREEN and Mary Elizabeth REAGAN had the following children: 107 ii. Effie GREEN was born July 16, 1886. iii. Annie Jane GREEN was born in Hope, AR January 24, 1889. Annie died July 4, 1896 in Hope, AR, at 7 years of age. 53. Henrietta4 GREEN (Elizabeth SHAWHAN 16)58 was born in Pike Co., IN October 3, 1857. Henrietta died December 30, 1930 in Longview, TX, at 73 years of age. She married Jonathan Marion BOWMAN in Pike Co., IN, March 7, 1876. Jonathan was born in Pike Co., IN April 23, 1853. Jonathan was the son of Jomathan J. BOWMAN and Elizabeth MILEY. Jonathan died February 1931 in Longview, TX, at 77 years of age. Henrietta GREEN and Jonathan Marion BOWMAN had the following children: i. Lillian5 BOWMAN was born 1877. ii. Claudia BOWMAN was born April 17, 1878. 108 iii. Hattie BOWMAN was born May 1, 1879. 109 iv. Johnie M. BOWMAN was born May 23, 1880. 110 v. Cathren BOWMAN was born September 2, 1881. 111 vi. Ethel BOWMAN was born October 21, 1883. vii. Dennis M. BOWMAN was born May 23, 1885. viii. Annette BOWMAN was born in Pike Co., IN November 18, 1894. Annette died Septem- ber 20, 1961 in Dallas, TX, at 66 years of age. She married R. B. EPPERSON. 112 ix. Ione BOWMAN was born May 2, 1896.

--108-- 113 x. Mable Glyn BOWMAN was born August 30, 1903. 54. James William4 GREEN (Elizabeth SHAWHAN 16) was born in Madison Twp., Pike Co., IN May 30, 1860. James died February 17, 1935 in Winslow, Pike Co., IN, at 74 years of age. He married Mary Ann BRYANT in Pike Co., IN, August 15, 1882. Mary was born in Pike Co., IN March 4, 1860. Mary was the daughter of James BRYANT and Margaret SCOTT. Mary died June 9, 1935 in Pike Co., IN, at 75 years of age. Mary was buried in Sunset Cemetery, Pike Co., IN. James was a coal mine boss who also became the Indiana State Mine Inspector. He was a prominent citizen of Winslow, Indiana, at one time serving as Town Marshall. At his death from pneumonia, his obit in the Winslow Dispatch mentioned his work and civic history and recalled his activity with the Methodist Church and his membership in the Masons. James William GREEN and Mary Ann BRYANT had the following children: 114 i. Harry5 GREEN was born July 13, 1883. 115 ii. Nellie Bryant GREEN was born April 13, 1886. 116 iii. Jessie Bryant GREEN was born October 23, 1888. iv. John GREEN was born in Pike Co., IN 1889. John died 1889 in Pike Co., IN, at less than one year of age. 117 v. Ted Morris GREEN was born September 15, 1900. 55. Perry4 MEADE (Pauline LIGHTFOOT 18) birth date unknown. He married Myra GOOD. Perry MEADE and Myra GOOD had the following children: Pearl,5 who married Frank BARRY; Bess, who married Frank HAMILTON--Frank owned the Hamilton Hardware business in Oskaloosa, IA.; May; Glen, who was a business- man in Chicago, he was also a Lt., USN, in WWI on the sub destroyer “Eagle”; Fay; Pauline. 56. Sarah Frances4 MEADE (Pauline LIGHTFOOT 18) birth date unknown. She married Scott MCCLENAHAN. Sarah Frances MEADE and Scott MCCLENAHAN had the following children: Perry Eu- gene,5 Edward, Clyde, and Daniel. 57. Mary4 MCCLENAHAN (Elijah 21) birth date unknown. She married James CAMP. James owned the Camp Wholesale Hardware business in Des Moines, IA. Mary MCCLENAHAN and James CAMP had the one child, Frank.5 58. Scott4 MCCLENAHAN (Elijah 21) birth date unknown. He married Sarah F. MEADE. Scott MCCLENAHAN and Sarah F. MEADE had the following children: Eugene,5 Edwin, Clyde and Daniel. 59. Joseph Henry4 RICH (Phoebe Jane SHAWHAN 22) was born in IN about 1849. He married Hetty PENWELL. Joseph Henry RICH and Hetty PENWELL had the following children: i. Ethel5 RICH. She married Hastings FIELDING. 118 ii. Roy RICH. 60. John Laird4 LAIL (Mary Elizabeth SHAWHAN 24)59 was born in Washington Twp, Rush Co., IN April 21, 1865. John died July 7, 1927 in WA, at 62 years of age. He married Effie Pearl NEWSOM in IN, November 5, 1891. Effie was born in Worthington, IN March 17, 1872. Effie was the daughter of William J. NEWSOM and Syrena SLOUGH. Effie died March 1951 in Milwaukee, WI, at 78 years of age. Effie’s gr-granddaughter, Sarah Knecht, has many fond memories of Effie — e.g. her crocheting, her love of “Starlight Mints” candies, her auto- graph books, and her superb piano playing; her favorite pieces were marches and Steven Foster songs. Among Sarah’s prize possessions are Effie’s diaries. One of the many stories about Effie is the tale about how she would use her twin daughters, Bernice and Gladys, as models in department store windows; she would exhibit them as a singular model, displaying the attire of the time which was long dresses, flamboyant hats, and a lot of paraphernalia. One of them would come out into the window display, dressed to the nines. Then when she would leave the window, a very short time would elapse, and the other one would come out in a completely different outfit, also dressed in the latest fashion! People would look on in amazement, trying to figure how one person could change clothes so quickly! It always created quite a stir and brought lots of business to the store. Dr. John Lail was a beloved family doctor in Indiana -- some of the babies he delivered carry his name as bestowed by grateful parents. After practicing in Worthington and Anderson, Indiana, John and his wife Effie moved to Seattle, Washington, where they are now buried in Washelli Cemetery, in a Seattle suburb. The “History of Madison County”, published in 1914, recaps the life of Dr. Lail and his contributions to the community. He gradu- ated from the Physio-Medical College in Indianapolis in 1893, initially opening his office in Ingalls, Indiana. In 1906 he moved his practice to Anderson, where he was known for “keen discernment in the diagnosis of a case, sound judgement in prescribing medicines and methods of treatment, thorough understanding of anatomy, and marked skill in the operating room”. John Laird LAIL and Effie Pearl NEWSOM had the following children: 119 i. Verne Newsom5 LAIL was born October 2, 1892.

--109-- ii. Bernice (Bea) Shawhan LAIL was born November 29, 1893. She married Harold M. EDMONDS. Harold was born in Canada. 120 iii. Gladys Shawhan LAIL was born November 29, 1893. 61. George Shawhan4 LAIL (Mary Elizabeth SHAWHAN 24)60 was born in Falmouth, IN September 17, 1866. George died in IN. He married twice. He married Rozzie Belle GLIDDEN in IN, 1887. Rozzie was born November 5, 1868. Rozzie died October 3, 1892 in IN, at 23 years of age. He married Florence IRETON after 1893. George Shawhan LAIL and Rozzie Belle GLIDDEN had the following children: 121 i. Augusta Belle5 LAIL was born June 17, 1888. 122 ii. Mary Shawhan LAIL was born July 30, 1890. 62. James Madison4 LAIL (Mary Elizabeth SHAWHAN 24)61 was born in IN September 1869. He married Estelle STIERS in IN, about 1891. Estelle was born May 1870. James Madison LAIL and Estelle STIERS had the following child: 123 i. Leona5 LAIL was born August 1891. 63. William Shawhan4 LAIL (Mary Elizabeth SHAWHAN 24)62 was born in IN February 16, 1872. He married Evelyn MORRIS about 1894. Evelyn was born June 28, 1872 William Shawhan LAIL and Evelyn MORRIS had the following children: 124 i. Mary Lois5 LAIL was born March 6, 1898. 125 ii. Robert William Morris LAIL was born January 25, 1901. 126 iii. Margaret Ann LAIL was born December 28, 1906. 127 iv. Henry Oliver LAIL was born September 11, 1908. 64. John McDowell4 SHAWHAN (Daniel Parrish 25)63 was born in Falmouth, IN July 14, 1873. John died September 30, 1946 in IL, at 73 years of age. He married Jennie BELL December 23, 1897. Jennie was born July 20, 1874. Jennie died March 26, 1946 at 71 years of age. John McDowell SHAWHAN and Jennie BELL had the following children: i. Edwin Lawrence5 SHAWHAN was born in Chicago, IL July 1, 1901. Edwin died July 16, 1975 at 74 years of age. He married Annabelle FILER January 28, 1928. Annabelle was born July 11, 1904. 128 ii. Virginia Bell SHAWHAN was born November 25, 1906. 65. Margaret Frances4 SHAWHAN (Daniel Parrish 25)64 was born in Rush Co., IN January 28, 1876. Margaret died November 3, 1963 at 87 years of age. She married Mark Rutherford NOEL in Rush Co., IN, June 20, 1906. Mark was born in Fortville, IN December 9, 1877. Mark died December 3, 1972 in Miami, FL, at 94 years of age. Margaret Frances SHAWHAN and Mark Rutherford NOEL had one child: 129 i. Thomas Rutherford Shawhan5 NOEL was born October 2, 1911. 66. Helen Manlove4 SHAWHAN (Daniel Parrish 25)65 was born in Rush Co., IN August 20, 1877. Helen died September 7, 1918 in Camden, NJ, at 41 years of age. She married Abijah C. FOX May 21, 1899. Abijah was born May 24, 1873. Abijah died 1957 at 84 years of age. Helen Manlove SHAWHAN and Abijah C. FOX had the following child: 130 i. Abijah Upson5 FOX was born January 20, 1905. 67. Garrett Benjamin4 SHAWHAN (Daniel Parrish 25)66 was born in Rush Co., IN June 18, 1887. Garrett died December 16, 1944 in Park Ridge, IL, at 57 years of age. He married Nell Mae SIMPSON June 27, 1914. Nell was born in Sheldon, IL December 15, 1892. Nell was the daughter of Harry SIMPSON. Nell died November 5, 1976 in Arlington Hts, IL, at 83 years of age. Garrett and his brother John were both butter and egg brokers and were charter members of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Garrett was elected President of the Exchange shortly before WWII and, during the War, made several trips to Washington, D. C. at the request of the O.P.A. (Office of Price Administration). On one of these trips he contracted pneumonia which weakened his heart, resulting in his early death. It was Garrett who sponsored Rozza Archer’s research into the Shawhan family history. Garrett Benjamin SHAWHAN and Nell Mae SIMPSON had the following children: i Elinor Harriet,5 born in IL October 15, 1917, and died May 2, 1930 in IL, at 12 years of age. 131 ii. Robert Garrett was born August 20, 1920. 68. Charles Shrader4 SHAWHAN (Garrett Benjamin 26)67 was born in AL April 4, 1869. Charles died October 18, 1929 in AL, at 60 years of age. He married Narcissa Tayloe MAUPIN in AL, October 14, 1891. Narcissa was born in Gallion, AL October 31, 1866. Narcissa 68 was the daughter of Robert Lemon MAUPIN and Anna Ogle TAYLOE. Narcissa died November 14, 1947 in AL, at 81 years of age. Narcissa was born on the plantation of her grandfather, Captain Henry Augustine Tayloe — the Tayloes were one of the most prominent families in early Virginia. The Maupins traced their heritage back to the du Maupin family which came from France to Virginia in

--110-- 1685. Narcissa received her early schooling from private tutors and at Barton Academy. While still a teenager she wrote articles for Mobile newspapers. After her marriage she became very active in the social events of Mobile. After the unfortunate early death of her only child, Narcissa began an intensive study of parliamentary law and correct club procedure. She subsequently became a nationally-noted parliamentarian, and authored several excellent reference textbooks on the subject. She was also very active in Presbyterian Church matters. Narcissa traced her ancestry back to a Revolutionary War veteran, DAR ID #34454, for Robert Lemon, a sergeant who enlisted in 1776, from Westmoreland Co., PA, and fought at such battles as Amboy, Brandywine, and Eutaw Springs. Mobile City Directories of the period show Charles owning a gentleman’s clothing store at 107 Dauphin Street. Charles Shrader SHAWHAN and Narcissa Tayloe MAUPIN had one child, Ellen Ogle,5 who was born in Mobile, AL August 17, 1894, and died December 2, 1896 in Mobile, AL, at 2 years of age. 69. Mary Louise4 SHAWHAN (Garrett Benjamin 26)69 was born in Mobile, AL February 12, 1873. Mary died in Mobile, AL. She married Louis Harrel HORN about 1894. Louis was born February 11, 1866. Mary Louise SHAWHAN and Louis Harrel HORN had the following children: 132 i. Margaret Louise5 HORN was born August 17, 1895. ii. Lucille Shawhan HORN70 was born in Mobile, AL October 23, 1897. She died February 27, 1969 in New York, NY, at 71 years of age. Lucille was a successful businesswoman in New York City, operating a florist shop called “Flowers and Flowers, Inc.”. 133 iii. Helen HORN was born August 7, 1900. 70. Christopher Columbus4 SHAWHAN (Minor Moore 28) was born in Lafayette, IA February 22, 1858. Chris- topher died November 22, 1925 in Kearney, NE, at 67 years of age. He married Clara M. LYNCH about 1882. Clara was born about 1860. Christopher worked on the railroad. He died of tuberculosis. Christopher Columbus SHAWHAN and Clara M. LYNCH had the following children: Blanche,5 born about 1890; Emery, born 1895. 71. Edgar Vinton4 SHAWHAN (Minor Moore 28) was born in Prairie City, IA February 28, 1860. Edgar died January 16, 1957 in Table Rock, NE, at 96 years of age. He married Martha IHNE about 1883. Martha was born September 19, 1859. Martha died January 19, 1932 in Table Rock, NE, at 72 years of age. Edgar was a farmer and worked in a brick yard. Edgar Vinton SHAWHAN and Martha IHNE had the following children: i. Alma5 SHAWHAN was born January 2, 1885. Alma died April 1, 1965 at 80 years of age. She married Victor HALL about 1917. Victor was born about 1885. ii. Elsie SHAWHAN was born August 7, 1896. She married Sam GLEASON about 1923. Sam was born about. 1896. 134 iii. Erma SHAWHAN was born December 12, 1901. 72. Samuel Slater4 SHAWHAN (Minor Moore 28) was born in Humboldt, NE January 29, 1871. Samuel died July 17, 1938 at 67 years of age. He married Ellen BRYAN about 1893. Ellen was born about 1872. Samuel was a farmer. Samuel Slater SHAWHAN and Ellen BRYAN had the following children: i. Elton5 SHAWHAN was born about 1897. 135 ii. Ralph Fleming “Casey” SHAWHAN was born December 17, 1902. 73. Joseph Henry4 SHAWHAN (Minor Moore 28)71 was born in Humboldt, NE September 18, 1876. Joseph died April 25, 1963 in Humboldt, NE, at 86 years of age.72 He married Lillie MAY in Humboldt, NE, July 29, 1900. Lillie was born in Humboldt, NE March 13, 1883. Lillie was the daughter of John Pleasant MAY and Julia HALL. Lillie died January 21, 1944 in Humboldt, NE, at 60 years of age. Joseph initially farmed at Table Rock, NE and later lived and worked for the city in Humboldt, NE. Joseph Henry SHAWHAN and Lillie MAY had the following children: 136 i. Donald Brooks5 SHAWHAN was born July 20, 1905. 137 ii. Fern SHAWHAN was born 1908. iii. Kenneth SHAWHAN was born in Table Rock, NE March 15, 1913. Kenneth died October 1915 in Table Rock, NE, at 2 years of age. 74. Edith Maud4 SHAWHAN (Minor Moore 28)73 was born in Humboldt, NE November 11, 1878. Edith died August 4, 1930 in Curtis, NE, at 51 years of age. She married Walter MARSHALL in NE, about 1900. Walter was born about 1877. Occupation: occupation unknown in Boilermaker. Edith Maud SHAWHAN and Walter MARSHALL had the following children: Ruth,5 Marian, Woodson and Truman. 75. George William4 SHAWHAN JR. (George William 30)74 was born in IA July 4, 1871. George died April 19, 1945 in Runnels, IA, at 73 years of age. He married Lena Alice RODGERS about 1892. Lena was born January 19, 1879. Lena died November 10, 1924 in Runnels, IA, at 45 years of age. Her body was interred November 13, 1924 in Van Diala Cemetery. George was a carpenter and coal miner. George William SHAWHAN Jr. and Lena Alice RODGERS had the following children:

--111-- 138 i. Olen Byron5 SHAWHAN was born October 7, 1897. 139 ii. Kate Evelyn SHAWHAN was born March 15, 1899. 140 iii. Luther Layman SHAWHAN was born March 12, 1903. 141 iv. George Henry “Hank” SHAWHAN was born December 29, 1905. 142 v. Osa (Bud) Duncan SHAWHAN was born February 12, 1911. 76. Beverly Luther4 SHAWHAN (George William 30) was born in Runnels, IA April 19, 1883. Beverly died April 27, 1954 at 71 years of age. He married Maude Lucy BECK about 1902. Maude was born 1880. Maude died 1946 at 66 years of age. Beverly Luther SHAWHAN and Maude Lucy BECK had the following children: 143 i. Lois5 SHAWHAN was born about 1903. 144 ii. Mark SHAWHAN was born about 1905. 77. Louise Ald “Louie”4 SHAWHAN (John Robert “Poke” 31) was born in IA September 2, 1865. Louise died January 18, 1938 in Des Moines, IA, at 72 years of age. She married Arthur Wellesley HANCOCK in Dunreath, IA, December 24, 1883. Arthur was born in PA August 10, 1862. Arthur was the son of John HANCOCK and Martha HAYS. Arthur died March 19, 1956 in Boone Co., IA, at 93 years of age. Arthur started working in the coal mines, in Pennsylvania, at the age of eight, after his father killed himself. His Mother subsequently married a widower, who had three children. The family moved to Iowa in 1875, where Arthur resumed coal mining. Though he lost a leg in a mining accident, at Hickory Grove, in Monroe Co., he continued working in the mines until 1935, when he was seventy-three years old. Louise was buried in Glendale Cemetery, Polk Co., IA. Louise Ald “Louie” SHAWHAN and Arthur Wellesley HANCOCK had the following children: 145 i. Daisy Mable5 HANCOCK was born October 31, 1885. 146 ii. Frank D. HANCOCK was born May 1, 1886. 78. Thomas A. “Tomey”4 SHAWHAN (John Robert “Poke” 31) was born in Polk Co., IA October 7, 1870. Thomas died October 26, 1894 in Dunreath, IA, at 24 years of age. He married Emma Estella BUTTREY May 17, 1892. Emma was born in Marion Co., IA 1876. Thomas worked in coal mining. Thomas A. “Tomey” SHAWHAN and Emma Estella BUTTREY had one child, Murel A.,5 born in Marion Co., IA April 11, 1893. 79. Richard J.4 SHAWHAN (John Robert “Poke” 31) was born in NE January 18, 1873. Richard died 1955 in Marion Co., IA, at 82 years of age. He married Annie (UNKNOWN) about 1895. Annie was born 1876. Richard was a miner. Richard J. SHAWHAN and Annie (UNKNOWN) had the following children: Cortland V. “Cort,”5 born 1897; John, born 1899. 80. Roxie Ann4 SHAWHAN (Isom Clarence 32) was born October 18, 1880. Roxie died 1963 at 82 years of age. She married William Leonard TURNQUIST in IA, 1900. William was born in Sweden January 28, 1866. Will- iam died 1941 at 75 years of age. Born in Sweden, William immigrated to the US at the age of seventeen, accompa- nied by two brothers. He was a blacksmith who plied his trade in coal mines throughout Kansas, Missouri, and Iowa, resulting in frequent moves of his family as his work took him from one coal site to another. To relax he loved to read the newspaper from end to end, as well as listen to the radio broadcasts of his favorite team, the Chicago Cubs. Roxie Ann SHAWHAN and William Leonard TURNQUIST had the following children: 147 i. Leland5 TURNQUIST was born 1901. 148 ii. Oleta TURNQUIST was born 1906. 149 iii. Ireta TURNQUIST was born 1906. 150 iv. Ruth TURNQUIST was born 1907. v. Paul TURNQUIST was born 1909. Paul died about 1976. He married Maybelline UNKNOWN. During WWII Paul served as an aerial photographer. 151 vi. Mildred (Millie) TURNQUIST was born 1911. 152 vii. William TURNQUIST was born 1914. 81. Mina Rebecca4 SHAWHAN (Isom Clarence 32) was born 1887. Mina died 1938 at 51 years of age. She married Harry RINEHART about 1908. Harry was born 1885. Harry died 1966 at 81 years of age. Mina Rebecca SHAWHAN and Harry RINEHART had the following children: Carl,5 born about 1910; Margaret, born about 1912; Isom, born about 1914. 82. Lillian Mae4 SHAWHAN (Richard Johnson 33) was born in Prairie City, IA August 14, 1883.75 Lillian died November 3, 1961 in Vista, CA, at 78 years of age.76 She married Joseph MACDONALD in Greeley, CO, 1918. Joseph was born in Scotland April 20, 1882.77 Joseph 78 was the son of James MACDONALD and Margaret MACKINNON. Joseph died February 15, 1948 in Oceanside, CA, at 65 years of age.79 Joseph was born in Falkirk, Inverness County, Scotland, the son of James MacDonald and Margaret MacKinnon. He immigrated to the USA at an early age, initially settling in the Kearney, NJ area. His Baptist Ministry was spent at various locations in the West, eventually in California. Lillie spent a career as a registered nurse, dying of heart failure at the age of 78.

--112-- In her earlier years she was noted for her “fire-red hair”, a trait she inherited from her mother, Ella Erstrie. She was also noted for her warm disposition. Lillian Mae SHAWHAN and Joseph MACDONALD had the following children: 153 i. John5 MACDONALD was born October 17, 1921. ii. James Gordon MACDONALD was born in Modesto, CA October 18, 1925. 83. Robert Fleming4 SHAWHAN (Richard Johnson 33)80 was born in Morgan Valley, Marion Co., IA February 27, 1889. Robert died August 2, 1977 in Greeley, Weld Co., CO, at 88 years of age. He married Orphia May BEGGS in Greeley, Weld Co., CO, July 1, 1917. Orphia was born in Gill, Weld Co., CO April 22, 1895. Orphia was the daughter of Charles Wesley BEGGS and Cora E. NEER. Orphia died January 28, 1979 in Greeley, Weld Co., CO, at 83 years of age. Robert’s primary career was that of a rancher in Colorado, but he also worked as a hospital technician and with a grocery chain. His son, Charles Richard Shawhan, provided quite a bit of input to tracing the descendants of this family tree limb. Robert Fleming SHAWHAN and Orphia May BEGGS had the following children: 154 i. Charles Richard5 SHAWHAN , SR. was born December 4, 1919. 155 ii. Harold Kenneth SHAWHAN was born October 15, 1923. 84. Isom Caleb4 SHAWHAN (Richard Johnson 33) was born July 5, 1894. Isom died April 8, 1935 in Fullerton, NE, at 40 years of age. He married Gladys FLORENCE in CO, about 1919. Gladys was born about 1895. Isom Caleb SHAWHAN and Gladys FLORENCE had one child: Benjamin,5 born about 1923. 85. Ruah Ann4 SHAWHAN (Richard Johnson 33) was born in Des Moines, IA December 19, 1896. Ruah died September 20, 1974 in IA, at 77 years of age. She married Frank V. DOLE in Des Moines, IA, about 1921. Frank was born September 26, 1875. Frank died May 4, 1962 at 86 years of age. Ruah Ann SHAWHAN and Frank V. DOLE had the following children: Richard Thomas,5 born November 26, 1922; Robert James, born February 25, 1924; William George, born March 6, 1927; John Shawhan, born August 22, 1928. 86. Richard Kenneth (Ken)4 SHAWHAN (Richard Johnson 33) was born in Morgan Valley, IA December 29, 1903. Richard died May 16, 1990 in Des Moines, IA, at 86 years of age. He married Fae MCCLUNG in Des Moines, IA, June 22, 1928. Fae was born in Elkhart, IA March 20, 1903. Fae was the daughter of Frank Edward MCCLUNG and Sarah Bell HOLLAND. Fae died January 12, 1978 in Des Moines, IA, at 74 years of age. Fae was a professor at Drake University in Des Moines, IA. She was noted in the book “Who’s Who of Science for American Men and Women”. Her hobbies included tennis and bridge. After retiring from his industrial engineering position with the Armstrong Corp., Ken took up residence in a retirement community where he was known for his wonderful cooking and his warm, witty, pleasant disposition. When asked how/why he had enjoyed such a long life, he responded, “From the exercise I get escaping from all of these women who are out looking for husbands”. Ken was an active family historian who has furnished the author of this narrative with a considerable amount of information re the Robert Fleming Shawhan descendants. His dry wit never ceased to bring smiles to those who knew him. He was an avid card player, enjoying bridge and gin rummy; he also indulged in some fishing. Richard Kenneth (Ken) SHAWHAN and Fae MCCLUNG had the following children: 156 i. Robert Kale5 SHAWHAN was born December 9, 1933. 157 ii. Nancy Jean SHAWHAN was born June 21, 1935. 87. Benjamin Plummer4 SHAWHAN II (Joseph Henry 37)81 was born in Sigourney, IA January 21, 1862. Benjamin died September 30, 1937 in Payette, ID, at 75 years of age. He married Eva Orilla PICKERING in Garden City, KS, November 18, 1898. Eva was born in Knightstown, IN February 12, 1868. (Additional notes for Eva Orilla PICKERING 82 ) Eva died July 17, 1930 in Boise, ID, at 62 years of age. The Pickerings were origi- nally New Englanders, from Salem, MA, some migrating westward to Indiana where Eva was born and raised, later coming west to Garden City, Kansas with her parents. It was there that she met and married Benjamin Plummer Shawhan, at the time president of the First National Bank in Garden City. They briefly moved to New York City where Benjamin was connected with a bonding company, returning to Payette, Idaho in 1892. While her husband was busy with the development of irrigation ditches and the planting of orchards, Eva was equally active in church and social circles. As an irrigation engineer in the 1890s, Benjamin was engaged in the harnessing of the Payette Valley (Idaho) system and the development of a colony of people who wanted to engage in fruit and diversified farming. A prominent Republican, he was elected to the state senate for two terms, from Canyon County. He was also State Land Commissioner for a number of years. He was also quite active in Congregational Church matters. Benjamin Plummer SHAWHAN II and Eva Orilla PICKERING had the following children: i. Helen5 SHAWHAN83 was born in Payette, ID August 14, 1899. Helen died January 22, 1986 in Boise, ID, at 86 years of age.84 She married Elmer Clarence FOLK February 19, 1960. Elmer was born in Urbana, OH July 27, 1890. Elmer was the son of David

--113-- Llewellyn FOLK and Lucy CAGLE. Elmer died 1989 in Boise, ID, at 98 years of age. Elmer served in the US Army during WWI, after which he rejoined the US Postal Service, eventually retiring after fifty years in the Post Office in Boise, Idaho. Helen was a Legal Secretary and Clerk. She was very interested in her family history and spent considerable time researching her lineage. 158 ii. Frederick Pickering SHAWHAN was born November 7, 1906. 88. Henry Hubert4 SHAWHAN (Joseph Henry 37)85 was born in Sigourney, IA December 13, 1866. Henry died June 23, 1952 in San Gabriel, CA, at 85 years of age.86 He married Marie “Mary” PARK in Clay Center, KS, November 2, 1893. Marie was born in Memphis, TN January 26, 1867.87 Marie died April 23, 1961 in Alhambra, CA, at 94 years of age. In June, 1888, Mary graduated from Western Female Seminary, Oxford, OH (now part of Miami Univ.), qualified to teach and demonstrate singing “with a high soprano voice of considerable flexibility”. She subsequently became a voice teacher at colleges in Oswego, KS and in Rogersville, TN, while also being in charge of the music at the Presbyterian Church in Rogersville. She went on to become a professional singer and pianist, appearing at concerts throughout the country, including the “Chautauqua Circuit” which covered such cities as Long Beach, CA, Avalon, CA, and Portland, OR on the west coast, and the states of New York, New Hampshire, and Virginia on the east coast. After an appearance in Kansas in June 1896, the local newspaper reported that “Mrs. Shawhan is a brilliant pianist. Her voice is rich and well under control, highly cultivated, yet not robbed of the grace which adorns naturalness, possessed of much volume it never manifests exhaustion. From first to last she was greeted with hearty and deserved applause.” After graduating from Princeton U. as an Architecture major, Henry elected, in 1888, to become a teacher at the Home Mission School, Spencer Academy, Choctaw Indian Nation. In 1890 he was licensed by the Presbytery of Cimmaron, Indian Territory, followed by attending the Princeton Seminary 1891-’93. His first ministry was as the Pastor at Ardmore, in Indian Territory. He subsequently served in various positions, including that of an evangelist, in the Midwest and West, before becoming Pastor in Petosky, MI, (Nov. ’90-Dec. ’04), Danville, IL (Dec. ’04-July ’11), and at the First Church in Kansas City, KS (July ’11-May ’16). He eventually retired to his little farm in San Gabriel, California, where he and Mary raised chickens, herbs,and other supplies for themselves and for delivery to local eating establishments. His grandson, Don Krehbiel, remembers visiting his grandparents at their farm and helping gather supplies for such delivery; Don also recalls his grandfather’s “Delightful sense of humor” and the way he would tease Don, with a twinkle in his eye, about the fact that he, Henry, had been a member of Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity while Don was “only” able to join Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Henry Hubert is remembered as a beloved minister by his flocks. Some of his letters during that period to his parents have been retained by succeeding generations. Henry Hubert SHAWHAN and Marie “Mary” PARK had the following children: 159 i. Dorothy5 SHAWHAN was born December 21, 1896. ii. Joseph Park SHAWHAN was born in Corinth, MS May 13, 1899. Joseph died November 1919 at 20 years of age. Joseph died after suffering for seven years from Bright’s Disease. 89. Bess Irene Addie4 SHAWHAN (Joseph Henry 37) was born in Sigourney, IA February 11, 1874. Bess died June 11, 1927 in Glendale, CA, at 53 years of age. She married Thomas Ellis JONES in New Plymouth, ID, November 18, 1897. Thomas was born in Bala, KS November 05, 1872. Thomas was the son of Robert William JONES and Anna Hanley DAVIES. Thomas died June 24, 1937 in Glendale, CA, at 64 years of age. Bess Irene Addie SHAWHAN and Thomas Ellis JONES had the following child: 160 i. Harold Thomas5 JONES ,SR. was born August 2, 1906. 90. Glenn Elmo4 SHAWHAN (Joseph Henry 37)88 was born in Sigourney, IA December 7, 1876. Glenn died September 3, 1948 in Nampa, ID, at 71 years of age.89 He married Margaret Helen WRIGHT in Boise, ID, May 2, 1906.90 Margaret was born in Crystal Lake, IL August 31, 1881.91 Margaret was the daughter of Reuben Bean WRIGHT and Alice A. WARD. Margaret died December 7, 1939 in Nampa, Canyon Co., ID, at 58 years of age.92 . Margaret’s father, Reuben Wright, was a member of the clergy. Glenn was buried in Boise, ID. Dr. Glenn Elmo Shawhan was a highly respected physician and surgeon in Idaho for close to 40 years before retiring. He initially was in general practice, including a time spent as a railroad doctor. Dr. Glenn subsequently became an Eye, Ear, and Nose Specialist. He and his wife, Margaret Helen Wright, raised six children to maturity, assuring a long line of prosperous descendants. Prior to entering the medical profession, he briefly pursued the possibility of becoming an opera singer and was approached by the Metropolitan Opera to become one of its tenors. Glenn relaxed from his medical responsibilities by indulging in his favorite pastime of bird hunting — chiefly of pheasant and duck. He was also a breeder of Jersey cattle. Glenn Elmo SHAWHAN and Margaret Helen WRIGHT had the following children: 161 i. Joseph Reuben5 SHAWHAN was born May 1, 1907.

--114-- 162 ii. Reuben Wright SHAWHAN was born June 18, 1909. 163 iii. Robert Elmo “Bob” SHAWHAN was born April 8, 1911. 164 iv. Willard Wood SHAWHAN was born May 19, 1913. 165 v. Harry Hubert SHAWHAN was born April 18, 1915. 166 vi. Mary Margaret SHAWHAN was born September 11, 1920.93 91. Robert Frank4 SHAWHAN (Daniel William 38)94 was born in IA about 1865. Robert died 1937 in San Luis Obispo, CA, at 72 years of age. He married Maude LIBBY about 1885. Maude was born ABT. 1870. Robert owned and operated the Shawhan Coffee Company, headquartered in San Luis Obispo, CA. Robert Frank SHAWHAN and Maude LIBBY had the following child: 167 i. Arletta Marie5 SHAWHAN was born August 26, 1901. 92. Walter Brice4 SHAWHAN (Daniel William 38)95 was born in Sigourney, IA April 11, 1868. Walter died August 7, 1934 in Los Angeles, CA, at 66 years of age. He married Clara Belle LYON in Great Bend, KS, June 10, 1888. Clara was born in Warren Co., IA June 12, 1871. Clara died January 27, 1960 in Los Angeles, CA, at 88 years of age. Clara is fondly remembered by her grandchildren as being a very vibrant person, who worked in the Los Angeles public schools for many years as a nursery program director. After retiring from that role, she under- took other ventures, until finally completely calling it quits at the age of 75. An avid TV viewer, Clara was noted for never missing watching “American Bandstand”. She wore her hair in a bun, as you would expect a teacher to wear; she favored long, dark colored dresses, high at the neck, with a cameo or necklace. In her later years she lived at 1805 North Wilton Place, Hollywood, CA, in a four-plex. She was a great one for serving tea and cookies, and was known as being “one of the sweetest ladies” who ever lived. Though Walter spent a career as a printer, he had a lifelong affection for music, including performing as an amateur band director. His grandson, “H.R.” Shawhan, still recalls the beautiful printed programs that were put together by his proud grandfather, Walter, at the time of one of his piano recitals. Walter Brice SHAWHAN and Clara Belle LYON had the following children: i. Delbert Erwin5 SHAWHAN96 was born in La Cross, KS April 26, 1889. Delbert died April 7, 1916 in New York, NY, at 26 years of age. Delbert operated as an undercover agent for the US Navy. The official USN release at the time of his death termed it “accidental” due to gas asphyxiation while supposedly staying at the Belmont Hotel in New York City, while on leave from his ship, a cruiser; this story was continued into his obituary in the Hutchinson, KS newspaper. Many members of his family, however, are convinced that Delbert actually died in Panama while on a secret Navy assignment. 168 ii. Mary Gertrude SHAWHAN was born December 1, 1891. 169 iii. Leslie Lyon SHAWHAN was born February 13, 1894. 170 iv. Harold Robert SHAWHAN was born April 2, 1897. 171 v. Clara Thelma SHAWHAN was born May 28, 1899. 93. Eva4 SHAWHAN (Daniel William 38) was born in IA about 1870. She married Edward WHITTLE about 1895. Edward was born about 1870. Eva SHAWHAN and Edward WHITTLE had the following child: Evelyn,5 born in KS about 1900. 94. Henry Clay (Harry)4 CALDWELL (Sarah Elizabeth SHAWHAN 40)97 was born in Eddyville, IA July 29, 1874. Henry died June 24, 1948 in Idana, KS, at 73 years of age. He married Ella THOMPSON about 1900. Ella was born about 1880. A physician, Harry practiced most of his life in St. Croix Falls, Wisconsin. He and Ella had twin daughters who also became doctors — and they married doctors! Henry Clay (Harry) CALDWELL and Ella THOMPSON had the following children: 172 i. Esther5 CALDWELL was born 1904. 173 ii. Ruth CALDWELL was born 1904. 95. George Raymond4 CALDWELL (Sarah Elizabeth SHAWHAN 40)98 was born in Eddyville, IA July 7, 1875. He died November 8, 1970 in Idana, KS, at 95 years of age. He married Ivy Pearl LACY in KS, March 4, 1908. Ivy was born in Clay Center, KS September 16, 1889. Ivy died June 7, 1969 in Idana, KS, at 79 years of age. George Raymond CALDWELL and Ivy Pearl LACY had the following children: 174 i. Hazel5 CALDWELL was born June 19, 1909. 175 ii. Glen CALDWELL was born September 7, 1912. 176 iii. Floyd CALDWELL was born September 11, 1914. 177 iv. Helen CALDWELL was born January 12, 1917. 178 v. Florence CALDWELL was born April 25, 1920. 179 vi. George Raymond CALDWELL Jr. was born November 1, 1923. 96. Adeline (Addie) Shawhan4 CALDWELL (Sarah Elizabeth SHAWHAN 40)99 was born in Sigourney, IA May

--115-- 5, 1882. Adeline died February 1971 in Clay Center, KS, at 88 years of age. She married James BARCLAY in KS, April 12, 1905. James was born in Ireland about 1874. James died 1953 in KS, at 79 years of age. James Barclay was a widower when Adeline married him; he had three children whom Adeline adopted — Bess, Florence, and Hugh. She herself was a well-known teacher. Adeline (Addie) Shawhan CALDWELL and James BARCLAY had the following child: 180 i. Jessie Lysle5 BARCLAY was born June 17, 1906. 97. Della May4 CALDWELL (Sarah Elizabeth SHAWHAN 40)100 was born in Idana, KS January 17, 1884. Della died May 6, 1975 in Clay Center, KS, at 91 years of age. She married Albertus “Bert” DODSON June 5, 1907. Bert was born in Camden, WV January 2, 1879.101 He died March 24, 1942 in Clay Center, KS, at 63 years of age. Bert took a lot of pride in the things he owned. When he was courting his future wife, Della, he had a nice team of black horses, harness, and buggy. One evening, after calling on Della, he was sleepy on the way home, so he tied the lines around the whip holder, then leaned back and went to sleep. The horses knew the way home but when they turned into the home lane, they turned too short, upsetting the buggy and Bert into a ditch which had muddy water in it — a rude awakening. Before he went to bed, he made sure that the buggy was cleaned, in addition to himself and his clothes. Della received her teaching certificate in 1903 and started teaching in the fall of 1904, at Mt. Vernon School for $40.00 per month. Della May CALDWELL and Albertus “Bert” DODSON had the following children: i. Mary Elizabeth5 DODSON was born in KS September 24, 1911. Mary died April 8, 1925 in Clay Center, KS, at 13 years of age. Mary, with her dark hair and hazel eyes, was just finishing her freshman year in high school when she contracted pneumonia and died. 181 ii. Dorothy Gertrude DODSON was born September 28, 1913. 182 iii. Charles Merrill DODSON was born February 4, 1919.

Fifth Generation

98. James S.5 BOONSHOT (Margaret SHAWHAN 44) was born in Petersburg, Pike Co., IN 1874. James died 1966 at 92 years of age. He married Daisy A. ANDERSON about 1895. Daisy was born about 1874. James S. BOONSHOT and Daisy A. ANDERSON had one child, Edith K.,6 born in 1890. 99. Julia May5 MINNIEAR (Sarah Jeanette SHAWHAN 45) was born in Gibson Co., IN July 5, 1881. Julia died April 3, 1953 in Gibson Co., IN, at 71 years of age. She married Samuel FORD in Gibson Co., IN, August 9, 1899. Samuel was born in Gibson Co., IN September 15, 1871. Samuel was the son of Charles FORD and Sarah ZIMMERMAN. Samuel died June 18, 1941 in Gibson Co., IN, at 69 years of age. Julia May MINNIEAR and Samuel FORD had the following children: 183 i. Glenn V.6 FORD was born June 24, 1900. 184 ii. Ozzie S. FORD was born August 12, 1902. iii. Earl Zimmerman FORD was born in Gibson Co., IN October 31, 1905. He married Ruth OAKES. 185 iv. Julia Catherine FORD was born November 17, 1912. 100. Leander5 MINNIEAR , JR. (Sarah Jeanette SHAWHAN 45) was born in Gibson Co., IN 1885. Leander died March 24, 1931 in Bethany, MO, at 45 years of age. He married Agnes BRIGHT in MO, 1915. Leander MINNIEAR, Jr. and Agnes BRIGHT had the following children: 186 i. William Lee.6 MINNIEAR was born January 16, 1916. 187 ii. John Thomas MINNIEAR was born August 1, 1917. iii. Mary Jeanette MINNIEAR was born in Bernie, MO January 9, 1920. She married Wesley D. BOND in Piggot, AR, January 31, 1935. 188 iv. Edith Agnes MINNIEAR was born June 20, 1922. 189 v. Joseph Gardner MINNIEAR was born September 15, 1924. vi. Julia Catherine MINNIEAR was born in Bernie, MO November 1, 1926. She married twice. She married Paul THOMAS. She married Joseph W. DUNN. 190 vii. Robert Clayton MINNIEAR was born October 30, 1930. 101. Harry5 MINNIEAR (Sarah Jeanette SHAWHAN 45) was born in Bernie, MO 1887. He married Nettie FREDERICK about 1904. Harry MINNIEAR and Nettie FREDERICK had the following children: Roy Melvin,6 born in 1905 and died in 1961 at 56 years of age; Prentice Ray, born about 1907; Harry Aubrey, born about 1910; Inez Marian, born about 1912--she married a fellow by the name of CRAWLEY; Alfred Frederick, born about 1913. 102. Thomas Calvin5 MINNIEAR (Sarah Jeanette SHAWHAN 45) was born in Bernie, MO August 5, 1891. Thomas died September 9, 1933 in Quilan. MO, at 42 years of age. He married Lottie MCNECE in Quilan. MO,

--116-- about 1914. Lottie was born March 17, 1896. Thomas Calvin MINNIEAR and Lottie MCNECE had the following children: i. Thomas Albert6 MINNIEAR was born in Quilan, MO September 10, 1915. Thomas died 1917 in Quilan, MO, at 1 year of age. 191 ii. Nora Belle MINNIEAR was born June 13, 1917. iii. Elsie Irene MINNIEAR was born May 15, 1921. iv. Josephine MINNIEAR was born August 15, 1924. v. Ruth Helen MINNIEAR was born in Quilan, MO February 1, 1927. vi. Agnes Margarite MINNIEAR was born about 1928. vii. Paul Daniel MINNIEAR was born October 1, 1931. 103. Bertha5 MCKEDY (Mercedes SHAWHAN 46) was born in Gibson Co., IN November 18, 1886. Bertha died January 31, 1917 in Oakland City, IN, at 30 years of age. She married L. D. HIGHTOWER in Gibson Co., IN, May 21, 1913. L. was born in Gibson Co., IN about 1885. L. was the son of James HIGHTOWER and Minnie E. FLEENER. L. died 1940 in Salida, CO, at 55 years of age. Bertha MCKEDY and L. D. HIGHTOWER had one child, Robert,6 born in Sulphur, OK May 7, 1915. He married Florence COLE. 104. Otis J.5 NIXON , JR. (Mary (Molly) SHAWHAN 47) was born in Gibson Co., IN November 18, 1890. He married Nettie MUNCY in Gibson Co., IN, November 1, 1913. Nettie was born in Knox Co, IN February 19, 1895. Nettie is the daughter of Clifford MUNCY and Isabella REDENBAUGH. Otis J. NIXON, Jr. and Nettie MUNCY had the following children: i. Robert Shawhan6 NIXON was born in Gibson Co., IN May 30, 1914. Robert died Septem- ber 25, 1938 at 24 years of age. He married twice. He married Virginia SMITH. He married Florence COLE. 192 ii. Joseph NIXON was born December 29, 1917. 193 iii. Mollie Marie NIXON was born June 23, 1919. iv. Otis Ralph NIXON was born in Gibson Co., IN June 4, 1926. He married Christine WEGENOR. 194 v. Betty Ann NIXON was born November 1, 1929. 195 vi. Gladys Jeanette NIXON was born March 20, 1931. vii. Jane Ellen NIXON was born in Gibson Co., IN February 27, 1940. 105. George B.5 SHAWHAN (Charles A. 49) was born in Gibson Co., IN September 27, 1887. George died December 1971 in Hazelton, IN, at 84 years of age. He married twice. He married Agnes ROBLING 1911. Agnes was born about 1890. He married Alice (O’Neal) CRECELIUS April 27, 1935. Alice was born about 1905. It was George’s grandfather, Joseph, who corresponded with George Henry Shawhan of Weston, MO, in the early 1900s. George B. SHAWHAN and Agnes ROBLING had one child, Harold,6 born about 1913. He married Thelma CAIN. 106. James Franklin5 GREEN (Joseph Nathaniel B. 52) was born in Pike Co., IN September 27, 1876. James died May 12, 1931 in Dupo, IL, at 54 years of age. He married Helen Maude MCROBERTS in Gibson Co., IN, February 26, 1901. Helen was born in Gibson Co., IN June 23, 1876. Helen was the daughter of Reuben MCROBERTS and Rebecca JONES. Helen died July 1962 in East St. Louis, IL, at 86 years of age. James was a locomotive engineer for the Missouri-Pacific Railroad. He died by his own hand after accidentally killing his son, Rostelle, who came between he and his wife during a family argument. James Franklin GREEN and Helen Maude MCROBERTS had the following children: 196 i. Frank Ellsworth6 GREEN was born October 15, 1903. 197 ii. Lucy Rebecca GREEN was born September 17, 1908. iii. Rostelle GREEN was born March 9, 1910. Rostelle died May 12, 1931 in Dupo, IL, at 21 years of age. 198 iv. Helen Nevada GREEN was born December 18, 1912. 107. Effie5 GREEN (Joseph Nathaniel B. 52)102 was born in Nevada Co., AR July 16, 1886. Effie died 1965 in Hope, Hempstead Co., AR., at 78 years of age. She married William Adam MCCULLEY in Nevada Co., AR, December 24, 1905. William was born in Nevada Co., AR February 26, 1879. William died June 19, 1962 in Hope, AR, at 83 years of age. Effie GREEN and William Adam MCCULLEY had the following children: i. Oral Raymond6 MCCULLEY was born in Hope, AR April 14, 1907. Oral died July 4, 1926 in AR, at 19 years of age. Oral drowned in an accident. 199 ii. Theora Jewel MCCULLEY was born February 15, 1909. iii. Pat Leicester MCCULLEY was born in Hope, AR April 18, 1911. Pat died June 27, 1912 in Hempstead Co., AR, at 1 year of age. 200 iv. Effie Inez MCCULLEY was born August 10, 1913.

--117-- 201 v. Joseph Howard MCCULLEY, Sr. was born October 24, 1920. 108. Hattie5 BOWMAN (Henrietta GREEN 53) was born in Pike Co., IN May 1, 1879. She married A. Gurley ANDERSON in Pike Co., IN, January 1, 1894. Hattie BOWMAN and A. Gurley ANDERSON had the following children: 202 i. Minnie6 ANDERSON was born 1896. ii. Joseph ANDERSON was born 1898. Joseph died 1984 in Longview, TX, at 86 years of age. iii. Gladys ANDERSON was born 1900. 109. Johnie M.5 BOWMAN (Henrietta GREEN 53) was born May 23, 1880. Johnie died July 20, 1952 at 72 years of age. She married John TAYLOR 1902. Johnie M. BOWMAN and John TAYLOR had the following children: Blanche,6 born in 1904; Fred Marion, born in 1906; John W., born in 1908. 110. Cathren5 BOWMAN (Henrietta GREEN 53) was born September 2, 1881. Cathren died May 9, 1963 in Minneola, KS, at 81 years of age. She married William R. SNYDER about 1906. Cathren BOWMAN and William R. SNYDER had one child, Harry Maurice,6 born in Minneola, KS, March 28, 1908. He married Mildred YORK in KS, 1937. 111. Ethel5 BOWMAN (Henrietta GREEN 53) was born October 21, 1883. Ethel died February 4, 1937 in Phoenix, AZ, at 53 years of age. She married Arthur Thomas ELKINS in TX, July 1, 1904. Arthur was born in Pendleton, TX September 8, 1885. Arthur died October 18, 1965 in Pamona, CA, at 80 years of age. Ethel BOWMAN and Arthur Thomas ELKINS had the following children: 203 i. Stella May6 ELKINS was born August 4, 1910. 204 ii. Edith Lee ELKINS was born January 4, 1912. 112. Ione5 BOWMAN (Henrietta GREEN 53) was born in Pike Co., IN May 2, 1896. Ione died December 21, 1917 in Tulsa, OK, at 21 years of age. She married METZER about 1914. Ione BOWMAN and METZER had the following children: Lillian,6 born about 1915, and Gavin, born in 1917. 113. Mable Glyn5 BOWMAN (Henrietta GREEN 53) was born August 30, 1903. She married William Richard COBB. They had the following children: Fred M.,6 born July 9, 1919, and Francis Mary, born November 8, 1924. She married a man by the name of FOSTER. 114. Harry5 GREEN (James William 54) was born in Pike Co., IN July 13, 1883. Harry died 1969 in Brentwood, CA, at 85 years of age. He married twice. He married Lillian PIPES in Pike Co., IN, about 1901. He married Opal Pearl MOSIER in Coal Co., OK, about 1912. Opal was born in OK July 27, 1894. Opal died September 27, 1961 in Brentwood, CA, at 67 years of age. Harry GREEN and Lillian PIPES had the following child: 205 i. Kisel6 GREEN was born August 12, 1903. Harry GREEN and Opal Pearl MOSIER had the following children: 206 ii. Kenneth GREEN was born March 19, 1915. 207 iii. Nellie Oleva GREEN was born September 6, 1917. 208 iv. Harold GREEN was born May 13, 1920. 115. Nellie Bryant5 GREEN (James William 54)103 was born in Pike Co., IN April 13, 1886. Nellie died October 23, 1972 in Princeton, IN, at 86 years of age. She married Ben Wilson LINDSAY in Pike Co., IN, June 15, 1903. Ben was born in Hawesville, Hancock Co., KY December 25, 1883. Ben 104 was the son of James B. LINDSAY and Elizabeth BERKLEY. Ben died July 1, 1962 in Evansville, IN, at 78 years of age. Ben was buried in the Sunset Cemetery, Pike Co., IN. Ben was a coal miner for the better part of his life. He loved to hunt bird and was a pretty good dog trainer. He was a self-educated person without any common school experience. He learned to read by studying the Bible and could quote more scripture than any TV minister. He was affiliated with no church, always saying, “I belong to the Church of God.” He died of a heart attack. Nellie was buried in Sunset Cemetery, Pike Co., IN. Nellie is remembered for her Christian ethics and her support of the Winslow Methodist Church. She was also a member of the Order of Eastern Stars for over fifty years. She was big of heart, but small in stature, being only 5’2" tall. It was through her encouragement that her son, Ken, became so interested in his family history. Nellie Bryant GREEN and Ben Wilson LINDSAY had the following children: 209 i. Oleva6 LINDSAY was born March 22, 1904. 210 ii. James William “Bill” LINDSAY was born June 13, 1908. iii. Robert Lee LINDSAY was born in Pike Co., IN November 2, 1910. He married Rosalee WILLIS in Dubois Co., IN, August 16, 1946. Rosalee was born in Winslow, Pike Co., IN July 25, 1918. Robert retired from the Old Ben Coal Company, a strip-mining operation. 211 iv. Helen Margaret LINDSAY was born November 13, 1914.

--118-- 212 v. Kenneth Gene LINDSAY was born June 28, 1922. 116. Jessie Bryant5 GREEN (James William 54) was born in Pike Co., IN October 23, 1888. Jessie died about 1973 in Newark, OH. She married Oately WESTERFELT in Pike Co., IN, February 10, 1910. Oately was born in New Albany, IN 1882. Oately died March 2, 1933 in Newark, OH, at 50 years of age. Jessie Bryant GREEN and Oately WESTERFELT had the following children: i. Woodrow6 WESTERFELT was born in OK October 13, 1913. Woodrow died January 24, 1933 in Newark, OH, at 19 years of age. Woodrow was killed when struck by a car near Newark, Ohio. ii. William WESTERFELT was born in Newark, OH October 15, 1915. William died 1985 in Newark, OH, at 69 years of age. William was killed by a tornado that struck Newark, Ohio in 1985. iii. Herbert Wade WESTERFELT was born in Newark, OH March 10, 1923. He married Hilda HAMMER about 1946. Hilda was born in Germany about 1925. Herbert was a US Army veteran of WWII, in the European combat zone; he married a German girl, brought her home with him, but they eventually divorced. Later, he survived the tornado that destroyed the family home in Newark and killed his brother. 213 iv. George WESTERFELT was born May 4, 1926. 117. Ted Morris5 GREEN (James William 54)105 was born in Pike Co., IN September 15, 1900. Ted died 1969 in Evansville, Vanderburgh Co., IN, at 68 years of age. He married three times. He married Estelle MINNIS in Pike Co., IN, about 1919. Estelle was born about 1901. He married Kathryn CONNOR in Lawrenceville, IL, 1928. Kathryn was born in Monroe Twp., Pike Co., IN about 1904. Kathryn is the daughter of Thomas CONNOR. He married Evelyn BOZARTH in GA, 1940. Evelyn was born about 1910. Ted briefly attended Dental School but left to take a job in the coal mines of Pike Co., IN. He was working in the Francisco Mine on the day it exploded and killed many miners; the only thing that kept Ted from being down in the mine at the time of the explosion was a broken shoestring. He began losing his eyesight about 1945 and was totally blind by 1950. He operated a snack bar at the Vanderburgh County Courthouse, along with the help of his wife. He was a successful businessman, made many friends, and was a member of the B.P.O.E. and other lodges. Ted Morris GREEN and Estelle MINNIS had the following child: i. Mary Margaret6 GREEN was born in Winslow, IN 1920. Mary died 1920 in Winslow, IN, at less than one year of age. Ted Morris GREEN and Kathryn CONNOR had the following children: 214 ii. William Thomas GREEN was born November 05, 1930. iii. Ann Elizabeth GREEN was born 1934. Ann died 1934 at less than one year of age. 118. Roy5 RICH (Joseph Henry 59) birth date unknown. He married Agatha ADAM. Roy RICH and Agatha ADAM had the following children: Edna6 and Paul. Paul married Ethel RICHARDSON. 119. Verne Newsom5 LAIL (John Laird 60) was born October 2, 1892. Verne died November 7, 1936 at 44 years of age. He married Ethel MCKEOUN. They had the following children: Winifred,6 Marion and Bernice. 120. Gladys Shawhan5 LAIL (John Laird 60)106 was born November 29, 1893. Gladys died August 21, 1917 at 23 years of age. She married Merle Franklin GUSTIN in Anderson, Madison Co., IN, about 1911. Family stories recall that Gladys had occasional bouts with mental illness. This may have prompted her to attempt a self-induced abortion, resulting in her death at the age of 23; even her father, Dr. John Lail, could not save her. Gladys Shawhan LAIL and Merle Franklin GUSTIN had the following child: 215 i. Norma Lail6 GUSTIN was born December 5, 1912. 121. Augusta Belle5 LAIL (George Shawhan 61)107 was born in IN June 17, 1888. She married twice. She first married Charles A. BROWNELL about 1912. Charles was born ABT. 1887. Augusta Belle LAIL and Charles A. BROWNELL had the following child: George Stinson,6 born May 1, 1915. She second married Eugene T. CLIFTON about 1925. Augusta Belle LAIL and Eugene T. CLIFTON had the following child: Eugenia Alberta, born July 23, 1929. 122. Mary Shawhan5 LAIL (George Shawhan 61)108 was born in IN July 30, 1890. She married Joseph Alexander ARCHER December 25, 1912. Joseph was born in Booneville, MS February 20, 1889. Mary is remembered as being a gifted artist, a talent she passed on to her daughter, Rozza. She also suffered from mental problems, eventually dying in a state hospital for the mentally ill. Mary Shawhan LAIL and Joseph Alexander ARCHER had the following children: i. Rozza Elizabeth6 ARCHER was born in IN October 1, 1913. Rozza was an accomplished family historian, authoring “The Shawhan Genealogy” in 1934; it touches on the entire lineage from Darby Shawhan, but its emphasis is on the family of her ancestor, John

--119-- McDowell Shawhan. As was her mother, Rozza is remembered as being a very talented artist, particularly of watercolors. Her mental illness problems are also recalled, somewhat similar to those suffered by her mother. ii. Joseph Graves ARCHER was born in IN June 25, 1920. iii. Arabelle Loder ARCHER was born in IN August 12, 1923. iv. Jacqueline Savannah ARCHER was born in IN March 24, 1927. v. Dorcas Towson ARCHER was born in IN December 16, 1933. 123. Leona5 LAIL (James Madison 62) was born August 1891. She married John Clifford BAGLEY Sr. Leona LAIL and John Clifford BAGLEY, Sr. had the following children: Mary Frances,6 John Clifford and Elizabeth. 124. Mary Lois5 LAIL (William Shawhan 63) was born March 6, 1898. She married Charles Chenault ADAMS January 10, 1925. Charles was born May 12, 1896. They had the following children: Willard Lail,6 born December 25, 1925; Evelyn Ann, born January 17, 1930. 125. Robert William Morris5 LAIL (William Shawhan 63) was born January 25, 1901. Robert died May 9, 1964 at 63 years of age. He married twice. He first married Helen RUBICAM April 1926. Robert William Morris LAIL and Helen RUBICAM had the following child: Richard William,6 born November 4, 1927, and died Decem- ber 9, 1951 at 24 years of age. He second married Katherine WEINIMAN about 1934. Robert William Morris LAIL and Katherine WEINIMAN had the following children: Susan E., born March 13, 1936, and Robert W., born August 4, 1947. 126. Margaret Ann5 LAIL (William Shawhan 63)109 was born December 28, 1906. She married Raymond Jacob MILDERS November 28, 1925. Raymond was born May 2, 1901. Margaret Ann LAIL and Raymond Jacob MILDERS had one child, Marilyn Lail,6 born March 21, 1927. 127. Henry Oliver5 LAIL (William Shawhan 63) was born September 11, 1908. Henry died October 13, 1965 at 57 years of age. He married Margaret HOLLIS. They had the following children: 216 i. John Anthony6 LAIL was born March 8, 1938. ii. Hollis Eileen LAIL was born December 7, 1939. She married Kenneth Eugene HANBY. 128. Virginia Bell5 SHAWHAN (John McDowell 64) was born in Chicago, IL November 25, 1906. She married Oliver F. BURNETT Jr. in Chicago, IL, October 6, 1928. Oliver was born July 11, 1905. Virginia Bell SHAWHAN and Oliver F. BURNETT Jr. had the following children: Nancy Carol,6 born in Oak Park, IL July 20, 1929, and John Forrest, born in Oak Park, IL September 20, 1930. 129. Thomas Rutherford Shawhan5 NOEL (Margaret Frances SHAWHAN 65)110 was born in Fortville, IN October 2, 1911. Thomas died September 19, 1986 in New York, NY, at 74 years of age. He married Wanda Helene KINNAMAN in Fortville, IN, December 20, 1935. Wanda was born in Fortville, IN January 24, 1911. Tom was an actor who specialized in such one-man performances as doing an imitation of Mark Twain. A trouper to the end, he appeared in “Arsenic and Old Lace” on Broadway a month before he died. Thomas Rutherford Shawhan NOEL and Wanda Helene KINNAMAN had the following children: Karen,6 Victoria and Mark Otis. 130. Abijah Upson5 FOX (Helen Manlove SHAWHAN 66)111 was born January 20, 1905. Abijah died September 8, 1980 in Greenwich, CT, at 75 years of age. He married Isabel Place SULLIVAN in Shanghai, China, November 26, 1935. Isabel was born about 1910. Abijah was an investment banker and Republican Representative in the Connecticut General Assembly at his death. After graduating from Rutgers U. in 1926, he worked for National City Bank of New York in Japan, after which he joined an investment banking firm in Shanghai, China, serving as a partner from 1934 - 1941. During WWII he served with the Treasury Department, being responsible for freezing German assets in the U.S.. After the War, he worked in various financial positions, including that of senior invest- ment banker with Smith, Barney. Abijah Upson FOX and Isabel Place SULLIVAN had the following children: Abijah Shawhan,6 born in Shanghai, China September 28, 1937; Jarvis Powell, born in Greenwich, CT January 9, 1941; Suzanne Angeline, born in Greenwich, CT November 4, 1944. 131. Robert Garrett5 SHAWHAN (Garrett Benjamin 67)112 was born in Maywood, Cook Co., IL August 20, 1920. Robert died June 27, 1995 in Bartlett, IL, at 74 years of age. He married Ruth Alayne MCPHERSON December 27, 1941. Ruth was born in Eagle Grove, IA July 14, 1921. Ruth was the daughter of Clyde J. MCPHERSON and Ida Sophia STORESUND. Ruth died 1997 in Bartlett, IL, at 75 years of age. During WWII, Bob served as a USMC Corporal, a 50 caliber machine gunner, with the 2nd MarDiv, 10th Regt., 4th Battalion, at Tarawa, Saipan, Tinian, etc. After the War, he worked with Beatrice Foods in the Chicago area and eventually became a real estate broker. Bob has been extremely helpful in tracing the descendants of John McDowell Shawhan. Robert Garrett SHAWHAN and Ruth Alayne MCPHERSON had the following children: 217 i. Garrett James6 SHAWHAN was born July 10, 1946. ii. Stephan Alan SHAWHAN was born in Evanston, Cook Co., IL December 7, 1949. He

--120-- married Maureen Mae MITCHELL September 11, 1971. Maureen was born ABT. 1950. Stephen is in the chemical sales field. A long-time baseball fan and player, he still enjoys participating on the softball diamond. 218 iii. Maureen Alayne SHAWHAN was born January 3, 1954. 132. Margaret Louise5 HORN (Mary Louise SHAWHAN 69) was born August 17, 1895. She married Carl HIXON about 1916. Carl was born about 1894. They had the following children: Carl6 JR., born about 1917; Margaret, born about 1919; Louis H., born about 1921. 133. Helen5 HORN (Mary Louise SHAWHAN 69)113 was born in Mobile, AL August 7, 1900. She married Eugene M. PITARD in Mobile, AL, about 1921. Eugene was born in Mobile, AL 1899. Eugene died 1951 in Mobile, AL, at 52 years of age. They had the following children: Eugene,6 born in 1925; Mary Louise, born 1927-- she married John HAND; Helen Horn, born in 1930--she married William JOINER. 134. Erma5 SHAWHAN (Edgar Vinton 71) was born December 12, 1901. Erma died August 1, 1978 at 76 years of age. She married Mortimer Vance SHINN about 1920. Mortimer was born March 22, 1898. Mortimer died April 13, 1969 at 71 years of age. They had the following children: i. Lillian K.6 SHINN was born March 19, 1921. She married Woodrow HAMILL about 1943. Woodrow was born about 1921. ii. Robert Edgar SHINN was born June 18, 1924. He married Kay STEMPER about 1945. Kay was born about 1925. 135. Ralph Fleming “Casey”5 SHAWHAN (Samuel Slater 72)114 was born in Dawson, NE December 17, 1902. Ralph died February 10, 1990 in AZ, at 87 years of age. He married an unknown person. Ralph (Casey) Shawhan went to high school in Watertown, SD, and then to Iowa State College before transferring to the Univ. of Southern California where he majored in Journalism. He also participated in college boxing, basketball, football, and track; an outstanding track star, in 1925 he raced against Paavo Nurmi, the European legend. He played one year of profes- sional football and then devoted himself to the newspaper profession. He worked several years on the Los Angeles Herald and then moved over to the Los Angeles Examiner where he gained a reputation for his investigative reporting. He was hired away from the Hearst paper by the Los Angeles Times, which assigned him to top investiga- tions on crime, labor, FBI cases, and other headline news beats. He also placed over 40 stories with such magazines as The Saturday Evening Post and True Detective. In 1943 he was hired away by the Hollywood studios, spending several years with 20th Century Fox. In 1948 he returned to the newspaper business, joining the Los Angeles Mirror as City Editor. In his retirement years, in No. Hollywood, CA, he was always remembered as a media legend. Ralph Fleming “Casey” SHAWHAN had one child, Gerry Hibbs.6 136. Donald Brooks5 SHAWHAN (Joseph Henry 73) was born in Table Rock, NE July 20, 1905. Donald died September 6, 1936 in Humboldt, NE, at 31 years of age.115 He married Helen Leona HOAGLAND in Hiawatha, KS, August 16, 1933. Helen was born in Humboldt, NE September 17, 1912. Helen is the daughter of William Robinson HOAGLAND and Effie Marie BILLINGS. Helen has been very helpful in tracing the descendants of the Shawhans from Humboldt, Nebraska; she’s supplied obits and other vital data. She traces her Hoagland heritage back to Christopher Hoagland, one of the early Dutch pioneers who settled in the Somerset County area of New Jersey. Donald and Helen had the following children: 219 i. Billy Donald6 SHAWHAN was born May 11, 1934. 220 ii. Jerry Dean SHAWHAN was born July 22, 1935. 137. Fern5 SHAWHAN (Joseph Henry 73) was born in Humboldt, NE 1908. She married Harold BUSS. Fern SHAWHAN and Harold BUSS had the following child: 221 i. Harold6 BUSS. 138. Olen Byron5 SHAWHAN (George William 75) was born in Runnels, IA October 7, 1897. Olen died May 30, 1983 in Riverside, IL, at 85 years of age. His body was interred June 1983 in Van Diala Cemetery, Runnels, IA. He married Jessie COOK November 16, 1920. Jessie was born in IA about 1899. Jessie died June 27, 1978 in IA, at 78 years of age. Olen served in the Rainbow Division in France during WWI; he also served during WWII as a Colonel, Ordinance, 95th Infantry, in the European Theater. A graduate of Drake University, his career was spent with the Swift & Company as a Mechanical Engineer. They had the following child: 222 i. James Byron (Pat)6 SHAWHAN was born July 21, 1921. 139. Kate Evelyn5 SHAWHAN (George William 75) was born in Runnels, IA March 15, 1899. Kate died March 10, 1981 in Des Moines, IA, at 81 years of age. She married twice. She married Charles DICKEY in IA, about 1920. Charles was born about 1895. Charles died about 1932 in Des Moines, IA. She married Staley J. “Stanley”

--121-- CLEMMER in Des Moines, IA, after 1932. Kate Evelyn SHAWHAN and Charles DICKEY had the following children: i. Darlene6 DICKEY was born about 1921. Darlene died stillborn. ii. Gwendolyn DICKEY was born about 1923. Gwen died at age seven after being injured in a playground accident. iii. Olen Beryl DICKEY was born about 1925. Olen was a member of the US Coast Guard. He was killed in an auto accident in California. iv. William Dale DICKEY was born about 1926. 223 v. Richard Duane DICKEY was born January 2, 1928. 140. Luther Layman5 SHAWHAN (George William 75) was born in Runnells, IA March 12, 1903. Luther died August 26, 1972 in Carlisle, IA, at 69 years of age. He married Maude E. LANG in Avon Lake, IA, September 3, 1926. Maude was born in Avon, IA April 26, 1905. Residing in Carlisle, Iowa, Maude has many fond memories of the descendants of Robert Fleming Shawhan (1808-1893). She has in her possession two of the family’s old bibles, with birth dates, etc. for the lineage of George W. Shawhan, Sr., (1842-1907), the Iowa Civil War veteran. Maude also has an old “SHAWHAN” (in red letters) whiskey bottle, from the “Old Boone Distillery Co.”, Meadowlawn, KY. After he retired as a carpenter, Luther worked as an FHA Inspector in Des Moines, IA. Luther Layman SHAWHAN and Maude E. LANG had the following children: 224 i. Jerold Lee “Jerry”6 SHAWHAN was born May 23, 1928. 225 ii. Luther Dale SHAWHAN was born April 1, 1931. 141. George Henry “Hank”5 SHAWHAN (George William 75) was born in Runnels, IA December 29, 1905. George died October 7, 1983 in Waterford, WI, at 77 years of age. He married twice. He married ETHEL about 1925. Ethel and George Henry were divorced, with no children; she lives in Missouri. He married Eva HAUER about 1928. Eva was born January 9, 1903. Eva died November 1995 in Waterford, WI, at 92 years of age. Eva had a son, Jack Morgan, from a previous marriage; that son had two children, James and Michael, both of whom were adopted by Henry and Eva; Eva was not only their grandmother but also their adopted mother. George is buried in the English Settlement Cemetery. He was a farmer. George Henry “Hank” SHAWHAN and Eva HAUER had the following children: i. James6 SHAWHAN was born about 1929. He married JUDY. James has served prison time. ii. Michael SHAWHAN was born about 1931. He married CONNIE. Michael is currently in a Wisconsin prison for raping one of his daughters. 142. Osa (Bud) Duncan5 SHAWHAN (George William 75)116 was born in Runnels, IA February 12, 1911. Osa died December 16, 1994 in Racine, WI, at 83 years of age. His body was interred in Graceland Cemetery, Racine, WI. He married Eunice Marie DEKEUSTER in Crown Pt., IN, April 12, 1934. Eunice was born in Neopit, WI May 13, 1913. Eunice died November 2, 1993 in Racine, WI, at 80 years of age. Eunice was buried in Graceland Cemetery, Racine, WI. Osa’s mother died when he was about 13 years old. Since he was 12, he and his father, George, worked in the coal mines in Iowa. He said that growing up they were so poor that he and his father swapped the same picture that hung on the wall, back and forth as a present to each other, on birthdays and holidays. When Osa was a little older, his brother Hank talked Osa into moving to Racine, WI, where Hank had a job. There Osa went to work for J. I. Case Co. He built a cottage in Oconto, WI, just north of Green Bay, on Lake Michigan, and spent most of his free time there, enjoying boating and fishing. After 44 years as a Heat Controller with the Case Corp., Osa retired to enjoy the good life with his wife, Eunice, and children, continuing his lifelong interest in sports, especially baseball — cheering for his favorite team, the Chicago Cubs. All of his children have also been sports enthusiasts, including the girls who “were real tomboys”. Osa (Bud) Duncan SHAWHAN and Eunice Marie DEKEUSTER had the following children: i. Patricia Lee6 SHAWHAN was born in Racine, WI February 24, 1937. Patricia died February 25, 1937 in Racine, WI, at less than one year of age. Patricia was buried in in Mound Cemetery, Racine, WI. Patricia died from having a disonnected valve to her heart. 226 ii. Roger Byron SHAWHAN was born February 7, 1939. 227 iii. Linda Mae SHAWHAN was born December 19, 1941. 228 iv. Bruce Duncan SHAWHAN was born December 19, 1941. 229 v. George Osa SHAWHAN was born April 26, 1946. 230 vi. Charlotte Marie SHAWHAN was born June 25, 1949. 143. Lois5 SHAWHAN (Beverly Luther 76) was born about 1903. She married Delbert LEWIS. Lois SHAWHAN and Delbert LEWIS had the following children: Wayne,6 Gary and Jerry. 144. Mark5 SHAWHAN (Beverly Luther 76) was born about 1905. He married Nina JONES. Nina was born

--122-- 1906. Nina died 1934 at 28 years of age. Mark SHAWHAN and Nina JONES had the following children: Robert George “Bobby”6 and Shirley Gene. 145. Daisy Mable5 HANCOCK (Louise Ald “Louie” SHAWHAN 77) was born in Dunreath, IA October 31, 1885. Daisy died March 28, 1971 in Boone Co., IA, at 85 years of age. She married Vernon Hubert TREVILLYAN in Evans, IA, December 25, 1902. Vernon was born in Stuart, IA March 15, 1881. Vernon was the son of Samuel D. TREVILLYAN and Mary KREPS. He died 1932 in Chariton, Lucas Co., IA, at 51 years of age. Daisy is buried in Glendale Cemetery, Polk Co., IA. They had the following children: 231 i. Howard A. “Hat”6 TREVILLYAN was born October 3, 1903. 232 ii. Mable TREVILLYAN was born July 14, 1912. 233 iii. Daisy Grace TREVILLYAN was born May 3, 1919. 146. Frank D.5 HANCOCK (Louise Ald “Louie” SHAWHAN 77) was born in Dunreath, IA May 1, 1886. Frank died November 11, 1930 in Valley Junction, Polk Co., IA, at 44 years of age. He married Ethel AGEE about 1915. Ethel was born 1890. Frank was buried in Glendale Cemetery, Polk Co., IA. Frank D. HANCOCK and Ethel AGEE had the following children: 234 i. James6 HANCOCK was born 1919. 235 ii. John HANCOCK was born 1920. 236 iii. Frank HANCOCK was born 1922. 147. Leland5 TURNQUIST (Roxie Ann SHAWHAN 80) was born 1901. Leland died about 1991. He married an unknown person. Leland TURNQUIST had the following child: 237 i. Maryanne6 TURNQUIST. 148. Oleta5 TURNQUIST (Roxie Ann SHAWHAN 80) was born 1906. Oleta died about 1996. She married Frank ALLEN. Oleta TURNQUIST and Frank ALLEN had the following children: 238 i. Cleta6 ALLEN. 239 ii. Bill ALLEN. iii. Shirley ALLEN. 240 iv. John ALLEN. 149. Ireta5 TURNQUIST (Roxie Ann SHAWHAN 80) was born 1906. Ireta died about 1992. She married Herman HOGBIN. Ireta TURNQUIST and Herman HOGBIN had the following children: 241 i. Twyla6 HOGBIN. 242 ii. Harold HOGBIN. 150. Ruth5 TURNQUIST (Roxie Ann SHAWHAN 80) was born 1907. Ruth died about 1975. She married Ben MILLER. Ruth TURNQUIST and Ben MILLER had the following children: Larry6 and Phillip. 151. Mildred (Millie)5 TURNQUIST (Roxie Ann SHAWHAN 80) was born in Grimes, IA 1911. She married Harry RASMUSSEN in Winterset, IA, 1935. Harry was born in Copenhagen, Denmark 1901. Harry died 1973 at 72 years of age. An immigrant from Denmark, Harry became an excellent machinist, specializing in heat treatment equipment. Millie has led a well-traveled life, as her husband’s work kept them on the move; she’s lived in Des Moines, IA, Minneapolis, MN, Los Angeles, CA, and Buena Vista, CA among others. She now resides in Las Vegas, Nevada. Millie has been quite helpful in tracing the Turnquist lineage. Mildred (Millie) TURNQUIST and Harry RASMUSSEN had one child, James Dennis,6 born May 28, 1944. 152. William5 TURNQUIST (Roxie Ann SHAWHAN 80) was born 1914. William died about 1982. He married Aldeen CASSIDY. During WWII William served in the US Army in the Pacific Theater, including the Marianas Islands Campaign. They had one child, Gary. 153. John5 MACDONALD (Lillian Mae SHAWHAN 82)117 was born in Palisade, CO October 17, 1921. He married Gloria Ethel SIMMERLY in Eureka, CA, April 10, 1949. Gloria was born in Eureka, CA about 1925. Gloria was born on a ranch and has continued to enjoy an outdoors lifestyle ever since. She has worked as an English teacher and as a Physical Ed. instructor. A fourth generation Californian, she traces her heritage back to Germany, from which the “Zimmerlee” family immigrated, traveling by covered wagon to California. During WWII John served as a US Navy Radioman, including mastery of the CW key (Morse Code). Upon returning to civilian life he became a high school baseball coach and teacher, entering administration at Oceanside H. S. in 1954. In 1957 he moved into Junior College Administration in the Oceanside-Carlsbad District in California. In 1982 he became a member of the Oceanside City Council, and, in 1987, he joined San Diego County as a District Supervisor. His many fond family memories include the visits to the ranches of Shawhan relatives in Colorado. He also vividly recalls traveling to the East Coast to visit relatives, in 1941, and being first in line to buy World Series tickets to see

--123-- the games between the Yankees and the Brooklyn Dodgers; he saw four of the games — the Yankees eventually winning, benefiting from the dropped third strike by the Dodger catcher, Mickey Owen. John MACDONALD and Gloria Ethel SIMMERLY had the following children: i. Kirk6 MACDONALD was born in La Jolla, CA October 11, 1955. He married Debra ADAMS 1980. Debra was born about 1957. Kirk is employed as a Display Advertising Manager for a San Antonio, TX newspaper. ii. Eric Alan MACDONALD was born in La Jolla, CA February 26, 1957. Eric works as a landscaper in Hawaii. iii. Michael Murray MACDONALD was born in La Jolla, CA October 9, 1960. He married Kathleen BREZNIAK June 1986. Kathleen was born about 1963. Michael has worked in Carlsbad, CA as a Sound Engineer, providing audio accompaniment for music concerts and similar entertainment; he also worked at the 1984 Olympic Games in Los Angeles. 154. Charles Richard5 SHAWHAN , SR. (Robert Fleming 83) was born in Greeley, Weld Co., CO December 4, 1919. Charles died November 2, 1993 in Aguila, AZ, at 73 years of age. He married twice. He married Alice May MORTON in Kirkland, WA, May 3, 1946. Alice was born in Grand Junction, CO May 29, 1923. He married Elizabeth Marie HYDEK in Bellevue, WA, December 21, 1968. Elizabeth was born in Warren, OH September 16, 1923. Elizabeth is a Boeing Corp. retiree. During WWII Charles served with the US Army Signal Corps in Canada and Alaska, after which he became an engineer with the Boeing Co. in Seattle and other cities before retiring and moving to a permanent mobile home in Aguila, AZ. There he enjoyed reading about the Old West and savoring the beautiful scenery which abounds in their valley community, located north of Phoenix. They also made annual visits to their children in the Seattle area. Charles had many fond memories of his childhood visits to his Des Moines relatives — seeing the coal mines and staying at the ranch with his cousins, the Doles and the Shawhans, where they would ride horses and be told to “go out in that field and swipe some watermelons”, not knowing that the melons actually belonged to the ranch — they thought they were getting by with something! “Chuck” also kept busy in retirement by working as a part-time reporter for the newspaper in Aguila. He was very helpful in providing data re the lineage of his tree limb. Charles Richard SHAWHAN, Sr. and Alice May MORTON had the following children: 243 i. Patricia May6 SHAWHAN was born February 19, 1947. 244 ii. Charles Richard SHAWHAN Jr. was born November 29, 1948. 245 iii. Bradley Craig SHAWHAN was born January 7, 1954. iv. Nancy Diane SHAWHAN was born in Kirkland, WA May 6, 1957. Nancy is a Dental Hygienist. 155. Harold Kenneth5 SHAWHAN (Robert Fleming 83) was born in Greeley, Weld Co., CO October 15, 1923. Harold died July 15, 1986 in Seattle, King Co., WA, at 62 years of age. He married Marjorie Ardelle SCHULTZ in Bellevue, WA, December 29, 1951. Marjorie was born in Grafton, ND November 18, 1924, the daughter of Charles Henry SCHULTZ and Lillian Sophia FREDERICKSON. Marjorie was a department store Personnel Director before retirement. Shortly after retiring, she decided to attend the Berkley School of Religion at a summer session to learn the art of Clown Ministry, an avocation that she now thoroughly enjoys, performing at schools, churches, and at other functions. Marjorie has been very helpful in tracing this branch of the family tree, providing photos and other details. H. Kenneth was a high school teacher, conducting classes in woodwork, drafting, and similar vocational courses. A highly-skilled craftsman, his hobbies included making furniture, cabinets, and also coin collecting. During WWII he served as a Sgt. in the US Army, from 1943-1946. Harold Kenneth SHAWHAN and Marjorie Ardelle SCHULTZ had the following child: 246 i. Kenneth Robert6 SHAWHAN was born March 23, 1953. 156. Robert Kale5 SHAWHAN (Richard Kenneth (Ken) 86) was born December 9, 1933. He married twice. He first married Judith MONTAG 1958. Judith was born about 1935. He second married Donna Lynn KNOLL in Las Vegas, NV, March 4, 1990. Donna was born in Los Angeles, CA January 27, 1954. Donna is an attorney. After serving in the USAF in the 1950s, Robert became a corporate pilot, operating out of Las Vegas, NV. Now semi- retired, he still does occasional piloting, but finds himself more involved in the building of houses. Robert Kale SHAWHAN and Judith MONTAG had the following children: i. Elizabeth Seri6 SHAWHAN was born in Des Moines, IA March 11, 1959. Elizabeth is a geologist. Elizabeth resides in Nacogdoches, TX. ii. Robert Jeffrey SHAWHAN was born in Dallas, TX February 12, 1961. Robert is an architect. Robert Kale SHAWHAN and Donna Lynn KNOLL had the following child: iii. Robert Kale SHAWHAN II was born in Las Vegas, NV March 21, 1991.

--124-- 157. Nancy Jean5 SHAWHAN (Richard Kenneth (Ken) 86) was born in Des Moines, IA June 21, 1935. She married George HAMILTON in Des Moines, IA, September 12, 1965. George was born in Glasgow, Scotland December 18, 1928, the son of James HAMILTON and Jeannie BUCHANAN. George was a Civil Engineer and Estimator for a general contractor in Illinois. Now retired and living in Las Vegas, NV, he finds himself constantly at his PC, surfing the Internet. Jean graduated from Drake University in 1957 and then earned her Masters in Social Work from the University of Iowa. She subsequently had a very rewarding career as a School Social Worker, working with all types of children who needed her guidance. Jean and her family lived for many years in Illinois, but eventually moved to Las Vegas, NV, where they live just off the eleventh hole of a golf course. Jean has been quite helpful in providing family data. Nancy Jean SHAWHAN and George HAMILTON had one child, Andrew Kenneth,6 born in Lake Forest, IL November 23, 1968. Andy graduated from Barat College in Illinois with a degree in Studio Art but has found a rewarding career as a firefighter/paramedic in Deerfield, IL. 158. Frederick Pickering5 SHAWHAN (Benjamin Plummer SHAWHAN 87)118 was born in Payette, ID Novem- ber 7, 1906. Frederick died July 29, 1997 in Largo, FL, at 90 years of age. He married Audrey Wilhelmina SIEBER August 5, 1939. Audrey was born in Washington, D.C. April 25, 1914. Audrey died November 25, 1993 in Largo, FL, at 79 years of age. While in high school, Fred developed an interest in literature and dramatics; he also worked a territory selling magazines and subscriptions. This led to a varied career in the entertainment field, starting when he was attending Pomona College in Claremont, CA in 1923. A bass singer, he organized a college quartet which attained enough fame to be offered a vaudeville contract. Beginning in 1927 they traveled for three years under the name of “The Cheerleaders”, appearing at picture houses on the West Coast. In 1929 they headed west to try talking pictures, appearing in the Paul Whiteman film, ‘King of Jazz”. Other theatrical contracts followed, winding up with a season on Broadway in “America’s Sweetheart”, starring Ann Southern and Jack Whiting, and an appearance with W. C. Fields. Fred decided to go out on his own, and landed a part with the Ziegfield Follies of 1932, in which he toured on the road. As he stated, “By then show business was falling apart, thanks to the talkies and the Depression, so I decided to go into radio”. It was a wise decision. He soon was hired by WLW in Cincinnati as a vocalist and announcer in 1933; it was during this period that he elected to begin spelling his surname as “Shawn”. After a year, NBC called him to Washington, where he soon made a name for himself covering special events in the Capitol. He is generally credited with conceiving the idea of the March of Dimes annual drive for the benefit of President Roosevelt’s Warm Springs Polio Foundation. In 1945 he became an assistant to one of NBC’s VPs in charge of programming in New York City. In 1948 he briefly returned to Washington as Director of Operations for WMAL, but he quickly grabbed the opportunity to join NBC’s TV production at Radio City, in New York. After three years in TV, he again found himself back in radio, as an executive, first in Birmingham, AL and then in St. Petersburg, Florida, with WSUN. It was in Florida that he and his wife, Audrey, finally decided to settle down and establish their permanent home. Frederick Pickering SHAWHAN and Audrey Wilhelmina SIEBER had the following children: 247 i. Stephen Loveland6 SHAWN was born March 20, 1943. ii. Shirley “Lee” Helene SHAWN was born in Stamford, CT August 27, 1946. She married John Charles DELPH about 1968. John was born about 1945. Lee attended Florida State Univ., receiving an Education Degree; she presently teaches 3rd grade in Wellsey Hills, MA. 248 iii. Trudi McCray SHAWN was born September 30, 1947. 159. Dorothy5 SHAWHAN (Henry Hubert 88) was born in Kansas City, MO December 21, 1896. Dorothy died August 3, 1973 in Laguna Hills, CA, at 76 years of age. She married Elmer Milton KREHBIEL in San Gabriel, CA, March 24, 1923. Elmer was born in Deer Creek, OK August 27, 1898. Elmer died August 23, 1973 in Santa Monica, CA, at 74 years of age. Elmer was the son of Mennonite parents who sold their smithy and wheelwright business in Moundridge, KS to race in the Oklahoma Land Rush from which they established homesteads. They eventually migrated to California, where Elmer became a teacher at Santa Monica High School and subsequently developed a major adult education curriculum for Santa Monica Community College. Eventually he served as an Adult Education Consultant in Germany, before retiring as Vice President of Santa Monica College. Dorothy attended Santa Barbara Normal School, (now the Univ. of California), where she met Elmer Krehbiel. They both went on to the University of California at Berkeley, she as an Art major, he in Architecture. After graduation, they settled in Santa Monica, CA, Dorothy teaching Mechanical Drawing in Escondido and Elmer becoming a Woodshop teacher at Santa Monica High School. After their marriage, they bought a lot and, together with Elmer’s Dad and a couple others, they built themselves a house. Dorothy had an art studio for a time, but during WWII she became a draftsman in the Engineering Dept. of Douglas Aircraft. After the War she worked for a Beverly Hills architect for a

--125-- while before retiring to her painting, selling some of her work through a gallery in Laguna Beach. Dorothy SHAWHAN and Elmer Milton KREHBIEL had the following child: 249 i. Donald Edward6 KREHBIEL was born January 13, 1926. 160. Harold Thomas5 JONES ,SR. (Bess Irene Addie SHAWHAN 89) was born in Fayette, ID August 2, 1906. He married Opal MCNATT in Glendale, CA, June 16, 1937. Opal was born in Bowie, TX February 01, 1909, the daughter of Louis Cass MCNATT and Myrtle Pearl BROWN. Harold Thomas JONES,Sr. and Opal MCNATT had the following child: 250 i. Harold Thomas6 JONES , JR. was born September 13, 1938. 161. Joseph Reuben5 SHAWHAN (Glenn Elmo 90)119 was born in Boise, ID May 1, 1907. Joseph died November 22, 1947 in Meridian, ID, at 40 years of age. He married Lula Fay MCHENRY in ID, June 30, 1930. Lula was born about 1908. Joe attended the College of Idaho for two years and later was a switchman for the Union Pacific Railroad. He was quiet, enjoyed singing, and had a good bass voice. He died in Meridian, ID as a result of injuries received in a train/car accident, in which his young son was also injured. Joseph Reuben SHAWHAN and Lula Fay MCHENRY had the following children: Joseph Wesley,6 born about 1934; Robert Joseph, born in ID March 24, 1936. Robert died June 3, 1983 in Oakland, CA, at 47 years of age. 162. Reuben Wright5 SHAWHAN (Glenn Elmo 90) was born in Boise, ID June 18, 1909. Reuben died March 18, 1982 in Boise, ID, at 72 years of age. He married LaVerta CLUSTER in Boise, ID, November 11, 1935. LaVerta was born in Boise, ID March 31, 1910. During WWII LaVerta became the first female income tax auditor in the USA. After her retirement she was able to concentrate on her hobby of gardening, including a small greenhouse. Reuben attended the College of Idaho for two years. As a young man, he worked for the Pacific Fruit Express Railway Co., before being drafted during WWII, in which he served as a Navy Radarman on a LCI in the Pacific Theater of Operations. Surviving deadly typhoons and Kamikaze attacks, he returned to civilian life as a much decorated veteran, carrying a Purple Heart and four Bronze Stars. He again worked with the Pacific Fruit Express Railway Company and then with the government in Job Services Employment. Typical of his limb of the Shawhan Family, he was a gifted tenor who appeared on live radio in its heyday. He was an avid fisherman, often taking fishing trips, with Laverta accompanying him, but she would usually sit and read. He and Laverta are both buried in Dry Creek Cemetery, near Star, ID. They had the following child: 251 i. Carl6 SHAWHAN was born March 15, 1941. 163. Robert Elmo “Bob”5 SHAWHAN (Glenn Elmo 90)120 was born in Boise, ID April 8, 1911. He married Beulah “Ulah” DAVIS in Fairfield, VT, June 2, 1937. Beulah was born 1909. Ulah received a degree in Education and had a fulfilling career as a teacher, in both Jr. High and in High School. She is known far and wide for her famous berry pies. Bob attended the College of Idaho for two years, followed by a year at Lamar College in Denver before moving to New York to attend Columbia University. It was after one year in New York that he married Ulah Davis. As a musician he has appeared professionally as a singer with such bands as those headed by Freddy Martin and Fred Waring; he has also been featured on radio and TV shows. During WWII he worked at a Douglas Aircraft Plant in Long Beach, California. Between singing engagements, he pursued a career with the California Dept. of Agriculture as a customs agent. He is a keen gardener and enjoys playing the organ for relaxation and pleasure. Robert Elmo “Bob” SHAWHAN and Beulah “Ulah” DAVIS had the following children: 252 i. Kenneth Robert6 SHAWHAN was born July 22, 1943. 253 ii. David Joseph SHAWHAN was born November 28, 1947. 164. Willard Wood5 SHAWHAN (Glenn Elmo 90) was born in Payette, ID May 19, 1913. Willard died December 2, 1953 in Fox Island, Pierce Co., WA, at 40 years of age.121 He married Vivian MILLER in Caldwell, Canyon Co., ID, May 29, 1937.122 Vivian was born in St. John, OR May 12, 1913. Vivian also attended the College of Idaho, receiving a degree in Education. When relaxing from her role as an elementary teacher in the Tacoma, WA area, she enjoys her hobbies of knitting, stitching, and gardening. Willard attended the College of Idaho for two years, then began working in the bee-honey business, prior to WWII. He subsequently spent many years as a photographer in Visala, CA before moving north to Portland, OR where he added welding to his work efforts. The family later made another move, to the state of Washington, where he worked for the school system and managed summer camps on Fox Island. A skilled woodworking craftsman, he built numerous pieces of furniture, many of which have been preserved by his daughter. He was a gifted singer — several of his early recordings are in the possession of his descendants. He was also an avid fisherman. Willard Wood SHAWHAN and Vivian MILLER had the following children: i. Margaret G. (Peggy)6 SHAWHAN123 was born in Nampa, ID November 12, 1940. Peggy entered her working life by assisting her parents in the operation of the summer camps which they once managed on Fox Island, Washington. Recently, she has performed as a

--126-- secretary at Tacoma General Hospital. An avid baseball fan, she also enjoys knitting and tracing her family roots; included in her findings are letters sent home by Joseph Henry Shawhan during the Civil War. Peggy has been a source of much of the family data relevant to the descendants of Joseph Henry Shawhan, for which we are very grateful; in particular, her collection of ancestral photos has added to the heritage. 254 ii. Gertrude Maureen (Trudi) SHAWHAN was born March 14, 1942. 165. Harry Hubert5 SHAWHAN (Glenn Elmo 90)124 was born in Wallace, ID April 18, 1915. He married Helen Elizabeth KRUMPECK in Pasadena, CA, May 22, 1947. Helen was born in Grand Haven, MI January 08, 1911, the daughter of Fred Charles KRUMPECK and Josephine Agnes VACEK. As an accountant, Helen met Harry Shawhan in Pasadena, CA as a consequence of doing his income tax return. In 1963, when she moved to San Luis Obispo, she joined Cal Poly as an accounting specialist; she eventually retired from that institution. Helen now enjoys club work and gardening. Her father, Fred Krumpeck, emigrated alone from Austria to the USA at the age of 17, eventually working in Michigan and Illinois before going to California; her mother, Josephine Vacek, was also born in Austria. Helen and her husband, Harry, have been quite active in tracing the Shawhan family heritage, and have been very generous in sharing the results of their research. A gifted bass singer, Harry sang in a quartet during his high school days. He then attended the College of Idaho. During WWII Harry worked at the Lockheed Aircraft Plant in Burbank, CA as an inspector on the P38 (Lightning) assembly line. He subsequently was an Audio/Visual Technician with the City of Pasadena and with the school system in San Luis Obispo, from which he retired. A skilled tinkerer and electrician, he has patented a few mechani- cal devices. For relaxation he enjoys playing the organ and being a bass singer in local quartets and as a solo performer. He and Helen had the following child: 255 i. Gordon Glenn6 SHAWHAN was born July 31, 1948. 166. Mary Margaret5 SHAWHAN (Glenn Elmo 90)125 was born in Nampa, ID September 11, 1920.126 She married Richard John “Dick” KNEIDL in Tarrant Co., TX, September 11, 1943.127 Richard was born in Tulsa, OK July 13, 1922. Born in Boise, ID, Mary inherited the talent and enjoyment of music from her parents, often singing in choirs and various musical productions. As the only girl in her family, she had to put up with much teasing from her five older brothers. She attended Sterling College in Kansas, where she met her husband, Richard “Dick” Kneidl. Their four children were all born in different locations, as Dick’s career in aviation frequently resulted in moves. Following Dick’s retirement, they have spent a majority of their time attending and organizing Air Stream rallies throughout the country. Mary has in her possession the sword carried by Joseph Henry Shawhan during the Civil War. Mary Margaret SHAWHAN and Richard John “Dick” KNEIDL had the following children: i. Margaret Alice “Marge”6 KNEIDL was born in San Antomio, TX August 1, 1944. Marga- ret died about 1968. She married Ray MCKEE. ii. Laura Ruth KNEIDL was born in Ontario, OR July 27, 1948. She married George DAVIDSON about 1970. 256 iii. Richard Glenn “Rick” KNEIDL was born March 29, 1951. 257 iv. Willard John KNEIDL was born June 25, 1954. 167. Arletta Marie5 SHAWHAN (Robert Frank 91)128 was born in Pueblo, CO August 26, 1901. Arletta died July 19, 1990 in San Luis Obispo, CA, at 88 years of age. She married twice. She married Benjamin C. DENNIS about 1923. Benjamin was born about 1900. Benjamin died about 1959 in Sa Luis Obispo, CA. She married Dewey MOORE 1961. Dewey died 1985. Born and raised in Pueblo, Colorado, in 1918 she moved to San Luis Obispo, CA. Arletta and her first husband owned and operated Dennis Dairy Lunch in San Luis Obispo until 1938; they then ran the Marshall Hotel, also located in downtown San Luis Obispo, until 1958. For relaxation she would often paint; she was also active in the American Legion Auxiliary. In her later years she lived at the Huntington in Morro Bay, CA. Arletta Marie SHAWHAN and Benjamin C. DENNIS had the following children: Dorothy6 and Donald E., born in 1925. 168. Mary Gertrude5 SHAWHAN (Walter Brice 92)129 was born in Hutchinson, KS December 1, 1891. Mary died June 16, 1976 in Van Nuys, CA, at 84 years of age. She married Ira Warren GULDNER in Wichita, KS, June 14, 1914. Ira was born in Bushton, KS November 24, 1890. Ira died December 27, 1966 in Van Nuys, CA, at 76 years of age. Ira was a frugal, hard-working man of German descent. As a photographer for AP (Associated Press) he had many exciting assignments, including coverage of WWI. He eventually retired from AP after being stationed for many years at the LA Times. Mary Gertrude was a comparatively tall, pretty woman who enjoyed canning fruit, vegetables, and jellies. She also embroidered and was quite active in church groups. She thoroughly enjoyed pizza and, on occasion, a gin gimlet or two.

--127-- Mary and Ira had the following child: 258 i. William Eugene (Bill)6 GULDNER was born January 19, 1919. 169. Leslie Lyon5 SHAWHAN (Walter Brice 92)130 was born in Hutchinson, KS February 13, 1894. Leslie died May 31, 1956 in Los Angeles, CA, at 62 years of age. He married Ruth Haynes MILLER in Hutchinson, KS, December 19, 1915. Ruth was born in Cloverport, KY March 12, 1892. Ruth died January 7, 1952 in Los Angeles, CA, at 59 years of age. MEMORIES (By Juliann Elizabeth (Giles) Rankin-Clarke, Granddaughter) Ruth Haynes (Miller) Shawhan was born 12 March, 1894, the tenth child of eleven children born to Lewis Miller and Elizabeth Ann (Hendrick) Miller. My grandmother was 13 years old in 1905 when the family moved from Cloverport, Kentucky to Hutchinson, Kansas. But she always pined for her “Old Kentucky Home,” she loved so dearly. She described it in her records, “Where I lived until I was 13 yrs old.” “Breckinridge County, Kentucky, Cloverport (originally Joesville) was the nearest town. I lived on a farm on Hardin Road, near the estate of Captain William Hardin, whom Hardinsburg, Kentucky is named after. Cloverport was 4 miles from our farm. My father had about 600 acres of good land called bottom land on the Ohio River. My father raised tobacco as the main cash crop, corn, wheat, sweet potatoes and all our garden vegetables. My father made his own molasses, own sugar or corn sugar and maple syrup and maple sugar. He raised fine hogs, geese, beef cattle, horses and a few milk cows. The farm had fine grazing land for the horses and cattle and my father also raised maze and alfalfa for food for the livestock. Our farm had its own natural springs with water ice cold. Had a large fruit orchard. Had black walnut trees, berries (black, dew, and goose), hickory nuts, beech nuts, hazel nuts, black and red Haw’s berries, persimmons, wild grapes, wild plums, ginseng roots, yellow root, wild peppermint, wild spearmint, sassafras root, papaw, a fruit that looks a little like a banana, and green onions. There were plenty of wild rabbits and squirrels. Lots and lots of flowers in the front yard of the farmhouse and the dogwood trees and wildflowers and ferns were beautiful in the summer. Coal was lying around on the farm. There was an old Indian burial ground and lots of flints all over the farm. A nice country home for 11 children. Four miles from Cloverport, Kentucky are the Breckinridge Tar and White Sulphur Springs, a health resort in the summer. This is only 2 miles from my father’s farm and where I went to picnic in the summertime and my name was written on the big rocks when I was a little girl. I loved the tar water and the moss that grew there and the ferns. My dad and mother loved to go there.” Ruth Haynes Miller had a very close and loving family. She was especially close to her younger sister Pearl. In 1914 she married Leslie Lyon Shawhan. Leslie was a good friend of two of her brothers, Raymond Lewis Miller and Virgil Scott Miller. Ruth and Leslie’s first son, Robert Leslie was born in 1916. By 1918, Leslie had returned from the “Great War” WWI and in 1920 shortly after their daughter, Clara Elizabeth’s birth, the family moved to Los Angeles, California. In Los Angeles, Ruth worked off and on as a nurse practitioner. From the late 1920’s until her death in 1952 of pancreas cancer, my grandmother spent much of her time researching her genealogy and trying to prove the connection to “Heirs of the Joseph Ball Estate.” I have all of my grandmother’s research in my possession. “The Ball Estate,” as it was always referred to by my grandmother, Ruth Haynes (Miller) Shawhan, and other relatives, was that of a Joseph Ball who died intestate in Pennsylvania in 1821. Mere mention of the “estate” at any Miller family gathering would spark endless lively discussion. When the estate was finally settled, all would agree, their “ship would come in” and they would all be rich. They were relying, it is believed, on J. W. Compton’s report dated 10 September, 1897. Mr. Compton had been hired by a number of heirs to investigate the Joseph Ball estate. Apparently my relatives failed to realize, or perhaps did not know, that the liquid assets of the estate had dwindled to practically nothing and that distributions of the little that did remain had probably already been made. Joseph Ball was not a direct ancestor but was rather the nephew of a direct ancestor. Memories of my grandmother are many. I spent lots of time with her. My grandmother had red hair and atemper to match. I was never the receiver of her outbursts of anger, but most often it was my grandfather or my mother. My mother’s relationship with her mother was strained at times, as my grandmother always thought my mother favored my grandfather and she was somewhat jealous of their close relationship. I would stay with my grandmother for days at a time. I remember the softness of her skin, when she would hold me and her smell of lavender. She also used Mavis talcum powder in the red can and Jergens hand lotion. Whenever I smell either of these scents I think of my grandmother. I remember lots of love and lots of music whenever we were all together. My grandmother worked for a short time at Exposition Park in the basement of the Los Angeles Museum where the stereoscopes for viewing the stereographs were housed. Sometimes I would go with her. It was a short walking distance from her home at 3569 « So. Hoover. I would play in the nearby rose garden pretending I was a princess and these were my castle grounds. There was a fountain and pond in the middle of the rose garden with goldfish in it. I convinced my grand- mother to take one of “my” goldfish home. She objected but gave in to my insistence. It is surprising what one will do for the love of a grandchild! On my visits I would often take home a doll that had belonged to my Uncle Jack, at this time he was in the navy in WWII. The doll’s name was Jimmy. I loved that doll and would not want to return it to my grandmother. She would call my mother on the phone and insist that Judy (my nickname) would have to

--128-- return it and I would always tell her Jimmy had chickenpox or the measles and had to stay with me a little longer and she would always give in. I believe the doll was eventually given to my Uncle Jack’s first born son Jackie or Jack Jr. Other memories are of going to the store and buying butter. The brand was Challenge and there was a stag on the label, it is still in the stores today. I would always lick the butter wrapper with the sweet salty taste and my grandmother would always have a fit. This was not acceptable to her. She was very clean, in fact you could eat off her floors!! When you took a bath, the tub had to be immediately scoured with cleanser and clorox. Her home smelled like a hospital. My grandmother was very touchy about her age. She was two years older than my grandfa- ther but would never admit to it. So she signed everything with the year of birth 1894 instead of 1892. When I was small my grandmother asked me to call her Ruth and not Grandma. One day we were at the 5 & 10 cent store and I got lost and started crying and calling for my “grandma.” After that she never asked me to call her Ruth. My grandmother made my mother promise when she died to put 1894 on the gravestone, which my mother did for her. But knowing the importance of exact dates in the genealogy work I have done, I am holding to the truth and count- ing on my grandmother’s forgiveness. My grandmother always said she wanted me to carry on her work with the family genealogy and I promised I would. So I think she would be proud of me for this. My grandmother lost her “Old Kentucky Home” at thirteen and I lost her at the same age, but as her memories of Kentucky never faded and remained with her throughout her life, so shall my loving memories of her. Leslie Lyon Shawhan was born in Hutchinson, Kansas, where he spent his youth. He was a very handsome young man. Leslie became a printer and married Ruth Haynes Miller, in 1914 in Hutchinson, Kansas. His first son, Robert Leslie Shawhan was born in 1916. In 1918, Leslie Lyon Shawhan served in World War I in France as a Captain in the United States Army. After the war, he returned to Hutchinson, Kansas, where his daughter, Clara Elizabeth Shawhan was born in 1920. Shortly after her birth (nine weeks) the family moved to Los Angeles, California. Leslie and his family were the first of the Shawhans to move to California but by 1922, his grandfather Daniel, grandmother Mary, father Walter, mother Clara, uncle Robert Frank, brother Harold Robert, sister Mary Gertrude and sister Clara Thelma all were living in California. Also in 1922, Leslie’s son, Jack Vernon Shawhan was born. In Los Angeles, Leslie Shawhan went into the produce business, supplying produce for the local markets. But by 1929 the Great Depression had started and hard times lay ahead. The Great Depression lasted until 1939 and during this time Leslie held many different jobs as a handy man, doing general work for people — i.e. fixing roofs, electrical repairing and laying linoleum. During the 1940’s Leslie spent some time in the Veteran’s Administration Hospital in Prescott, Arizona with tuberculosis. Upon his recovery, he returned to his family in Los Angeles and lived to the age of 62. He died in 1956, at which time, he lived at 3511 So. Hoover Street, L.A., and did general work for Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. The house where he lived is no longer standing, it became the property of University of Southern California (USC) and a tennis court now covers the area. My memories of my grandfather Leslie are very vivid, as he spent much of his time with us. My mother and her father were very close. My grandfa- ther was a great storyteller and he would talk of the old days of family and friends and old times. When I was small I had a lot of ear aches and my grandfather would blow his warm pipe smoke into my ear to ease the pain and rock me. I also remember watching with fascination as he would hand roll his own cigarettes by taking out a cigarette paper and very carefully pouring Bull Durham tobacco from a cloth sack with a draw string. He would pull the string with his teeth to close the sack and with both hands holding the paper, pat the tobacco with both index fingers and roll the paper and lick it sealed. I still have a potholder that my grandfather made while recovering from tuberculosis in Prescott, Arizona. My grandfather and grandmother loved music. My grandfather played the banjo, I still have his banjo, and both my grandfather and grandmother sang. I was told by my Mother that grandpa and grandma had both sang and played music in a vaudeville show on the famed Orpheum Circuit of the Midwest for a short time in their early years. Leslie Lyon SHAWHAN and Ruth Haynes MILLER had the following children: i. Robert Leslie6 SHAWHAN131 was born in Hutchinson, KS August 10, 1916. Robert died December 1, 1981 in Los Angeles, CA, at 65 years of age. MEMORIES (By Juliann Elizabeth Rankin-Clarke, Niece) Robert Leslie Shawhan was born in Hutchison, Kansas, the first child of Leslie Lyon Shawhan and Ruth Haynes (Miller) Shawhan. At the age of four, he moved with his family to Los Angeles, California. His nickname given him by his parents was Sonny, Bobbie or Bob. Robert Leslie was born mentally retarded. He lived with his mother and father until their deaths and then on his own until the last few years of his life, which were spent in a care facility. Robert Leslie for many years worked at Ralphs Market, bagging groceries and stocking shelves. My memories of my Uncle Bob are special. I spent lots of time with him when I was growing up at my Grandma and Grandpa’s house. At night, before we went to bed, Grandma would give us graham crackers and milk. Then in the living room, Uncle Bob would get into the old murphy bed and I would sleep

--129-- on the couch. We would start to laugh and keep in up until my Grandma would yell out from the bedroom to be quiet and go to sleep. This would be repeated over and over at each of my visits. I remember my mother always saying that, “If God made Angels on earth, then her brother Bob was one.” Everyone loved my Uncle, he was very sweet, kind and lovable. We spent all our holidays together as one big extended family .I also remember my Uncle Bob cutting the arm of his wooden rocking chair with his pocketknife. When my Grandmother found out she scolded him. After my Uncle’s death, the rocking chair came to my mother. My father filled in my Uncle knife marks, but you can still see the discoloration where the marks were. When I am at home and sometimes sit in the rocking chair looking at the arm, fond memories return of my Uncle Bob. 259 ii. Clara Elizabeth (Betty) SHAWHAN was born October 19, 1920. 260 iii. Jack Vernon SHAWHAN was born May 19, 1922. 170. Harold Robert5 SHAWHAN (Walter Brice 92)132 was born in Hutchinson, KS April 2, 1897. Harold died November 1978 in CA, at 81 years of age. He married Lillian Odessa BAKER in Hutchinson, KS, June 10, 1920. Lillian was born in Cleveland, TN December 4, 1898. Harold volunteered for the Army during WWI and was sent to France as a member of a reconnaissance team which would creep out beyond the trenches into no-man’s land at night to detect any enemy activity. In 1918 his unit was hit by a German mustard gas attack; of his 16-man group, he was the only one to survive. The gas burned his face and body badly and seriously scarred his lungs; he was also left temporarily blind, deaf, and dumb. He eventually recovered from his wounds, received a Purple Heart, and returned to Kansas where he married his childhood sweetheart. Due to his lung condition, he was urged by his doctors to move to a more agreeable climate, so he relocated to Los Angeles where he joined the Pacific Telephone Company, from which he eventually retired as a Central Office Technician. As a hobby he loved to do crossword puzzles. Harold Robert SHAWHAN and Lillian Odessa BAKER had the following child: 261 i. Harold Robert (H.R.)6 SHAWHAN , JR. was born October 18, 1921. 171. Clara Thelma5 SHAWHAN (Walter Brice 92) was born in Enterprise, KS May 28, 1899. Clara died 1979 in Denver, CO, at 80 years of age. She married Ewart Vellenoweth BENNETT in Hollywood, CA, July 28, 1923. Ewart was born in Argyke. WI December 1, 1898. They had the following children: 262 i. Doris Elaine6 BENNETT was born January 30, 1925. 263 ii. Donald Vellenoweth BENNETT was born April 29, 1928. 172. Esther5 CALDWELL (Henry Clay (Harry) 94) was born in Ridgeland, WI 1904. She married Dr. Chester KURTZ about 1926. He was born about 1900. They had one child, John Caldwell,6 born about 1930. 173. Ruth5 CALDWELL (Henry Clay (Harry) 94) was born 1904. She married Dr. Mark FOSTER about 1926. He was born about 1900. Ruth CALDWELL and Dr. Mark FOSTER had the following children: 264 i. James6 FOSTER was born about 1930. ii. Mark FOSTER was born about 1932. He married Cathy UNKNOWN about 1953. Cathy was born about 1932. 265 iii. Thomas FOSTER was born about 1934. 174. Hazel5 CALDWELL (George Raymond 95) was born in KS June 19, 1909. Hazel died February 23, 1997 in Clay Center, KS, at 87 years of age. She married James GLENN in KS, June 15, 1932. James was born about 1907. James died April 1968 in KS, at 60 years of age. They had the following child: 266 i. Janice Marlene6 GLENN was born September 22, 1933. 175. Glen5 CALDWELL (George Raymond 95)133 was born in kS September 7, 1912. Glen died July 5, 1981 at 68 years of age. He married Esther BERGMEIER in KS, October 2, 1935. Esther was born in KS about 1914. Glen CALDWELL and Esther BERGMEIER had the following children: 267 i. Barbara6 CALDWELL was born November 3, 1936. 268 ii. Lowell Raymond CALDWELL was born July 19, 1939. iii. Joyce CALDWELL was born in KS May 1, 1942. She married Lloyd WIESE in KS, March 11, 1962. Lloyd was born in Linn, KS about 1941. 269 iv. Judith CALDWELL was born May 1, 1942. 176. Floyd5 CALDWELL (George Raymond 95)134 was born in KS September 11, 1914. Floyd died January 2, 1994 in KS, at 79 years of age. He married Nina BEESON March 17, 1937. Nina was born September 15, 1916. Floyd CALDWELL and Nina BEESON had the following children: 270 i. Gary Floyd6 CALDWELL was born June 22, 1940.

--130-- 271 ii. Larry Gene CALDWELL was born June 11, 1942. 272 iii. Doyle Lee CALDWELL was born August 1, 1954. 177. Helen5 CALDWELL (George Raymond 95)135 was born in KS January 12, 1917. She married Robert RUNDLE in KS, April 25, 1941. Robert was born August 21, 1916. Helen CALDWELL and Robert RUNDLE had the following children: 273 i. David Charles6 RUNDLE was born January 14, 1946. 274 ii. Roberta Joy RUNDLE was born March 5, 1948. 178. Florence5 CALDWELL (George Raymond 95)136 was born in KS April 25, 1920. She married Carl GINGLES in KS, 1943. Carl was born about 1919. Florence and Carl had the following child: 275 i. Brenda Pearl6 GINGLES was born June 26, 1946. 179. George Raymond5 CALDWELL JR. (George Raymond 95)137 was born in KS November 1, 1923. He married Marjorie Arlene BOWERSOX in KS, August 23, 1944. Marjorie was born in Hellis, KS March 15, 1928. George Raymond CALDWELL Jr. and Marjorie Arlene BOWERSOX had the following children: i. Anthony Ray6 CALDWELL was born in Concordia, kS April 22, 1945. Anthony died February 11, 1961 at 15 years of age. Tony died in a hunting accident. 276 ii. Allen Lynn CALDWELL was born 1947. 277 iii. Barry Kent CALDWELL was born about 1950. iv. Donna Lou CALDWELL was born March 4, 1952. 180. Jessie Lysle5 BARCLAY (Adeline (Addie) Shawhan CALDWELL 96)138 was born June 17, 1906. Jessie died April 3, 1987 at 80 years of age. She married twice. She married Albert JAMES October 8, 1930. Albert was born February 10, 1906. Albert died February 22, 1960 at 54 years of age. She married Clee LLOYD April 3, 1964. Clee was born about 1906. Clee died July 20, 1981 at 75 years of age. Jessie Lysle BARCLAY and Albert JAMES had the following children: 278 i. Veryl Richard6 JAMES was born September 12, 1936. 279 ii. Alice Jane JAMES was born October 1, 1941. 181. Dorothy Gertrude5 DODSON (Della May CALDWELL 97)139 was born in near Clay Center, KS September 28, 1913. She married Howard Dale GERARDY in KS, May 15, 1941. Howard was born in near Fact, KS May 17, 1911. Howard died July 23, 1995 in KS, at 84 years of age. After eleven years of teaching, Dorothy married Howard and lived with him on the farm which had been in his family since 1875. Dorothy Gertrude DODSON and Howard Dale GERARDY had the following children: 280 i. Robert Dodson6 GERARDY was born October 27, 1942. ii. Harlan Dale GERARDY was born in KS April 11, 1944. He married Carolyn Sue SCROGGS November 26, 1986. Carolyn was born about 1965. After two years at Emporia State Univ., Harlan left school and joined the US Navy where he became a jet pilot. During the Vietnam War he made three tours to the Gulf Of Tonkin, serving aboard the Enterprise, the Ranger, and the Midway. After his discharge he returned to school and graduated from New Mexico State Univ. at Las Cruces, NM. He and his wife now live in Gruver, Texas where he operates a flying service. 281 iii. Marc Edward GERARDY was born April 18, 1947. 182. Charles Merrill5 DODSON (Della May CALDWELL 97)140 was born in near Clay Center, KS February 4, 1919. He married Charlotte Andree BERGSTROM December 26, 1944. Charlotte was born October 10, 1921. During WWII Andree worked as a secretary at North American Aviation in Kansas City, KS, where they built B-25 two-engine bombers — the type that General Doolittle used to bomb Japan early in the War. She has since worked as a medical secretary. Charles traces his Caldwell ancestry back to John Caldwell who migrated from Scotland in the late 1700s, becoming a minister in Ohio County, VA/WV. Family members moved westward, to Iowa in 1836, in Indian Territory, occupied by the Blackhawk tribe; they operated a ferry across the Des Moines River. In the 1880s the Caldwells migrated to the prairie country, near Idana, KS. His Dodson ancestors migrated from So. England to the American Colonies in 1687, locating in Richmond, VA. They too moved west, first to Lewis Co., VA/WV, and subsequently, in 1896, to Kansas. Charles was born on a farm near Clay Center, KS, in which his father grew wheat and raised shorthorn cattle to be shipped to the Kansas City stockyards. As a member of 4-H, Charles raised fat calves which he showed at area fairs. He also loved baseball. In 1930 he survived scarlet fever. The Depression hit in 1933, but Charles family was able to manage without money due to their farm produce — chickens, eggs, beef, pork, and vegetables. Charles attended Kansas State University, taking a Milling Science course, but when WWII broke out he enlisted in the US Navy on Jan. 20, 1942. He trained at Great Lakes and at Chicago’s Navy Pier,

--131-- spending a total of three years and eight months in the service, eighteen months of which were spent in the South Pacific as an airplane carburetor specialist, working on engines for Avenger TBM torpedo planes and PT boats; in addition to fighting the ravages of malaria, he also survived Pacific Island snakes — pythons, corals, and bushmas- ters. In civilian life he has worked as a flour miller in a number of different mills, retiring as Plant Supt. from Archer Daniel Midland in 1981. He enjoys hunting, fishing, golf, woodwork, and gardening. He’s had both knees replaced and has also overcome cancer. Charles has been very helpful in detailing the family lines of the Caldwell/Shawhan tree limb providing photos and other pertinent information. He also produced an ancestral book, tracing his Caldwell/Shawhan/Dodson lineage, for private distribution among his family members. Charles Merrill DODSON and Charlotte Andree BERGSTROM had the following children: 282 i. Charles Bertus “Chuck”6 DODSON was born December 21, 1945. 283 ii. Marilyn Diane DODSON was born June 22, 1949.

Sixth Generation

183. Glenn V.6 FORD (Julia May MINNIEAR 99) was born in Gibson Co., IN June 24, 1900. He married Catherine KEY in Gibson Co., IN, July 30, 1922. Catherine was born in Gibson Co., IN February 18, 1910. Catherine is the daughter of J. Perry KEY and Phoebe BOYD. Glenn V. FORD and Catherine KEY had the following children: i. William R.7 FORD was born in Gibson Co., IN April 17, 1924. He married Lucille HOLLEN. ii. Wesley Glenn FORD was born in GIbson Co., IN December 3, 1925. He married Barbara MCCOWN. iii. Lupheba FORD was born in Gibson Co., IN April 25, 1928. She married John L. NEWMAN. iv. Doyle F. FORD was born in Gibson Co., IN December 10, 1932. 184. Ozzie S.6 FORD (Julia May MINNIEAR 99) was born in Gibson Co., IN August 12, 1902. He married Josephine J. MOCKAS in Georgetown, IL, June 30, 1930. Ozzie S. FORD and Josephine J. MOCKAS had the following children: i. Douglas7 FORD was born in IL July 1931. He married Oralia QUINTANILLA. ii. Deloris Ann FORD was born in Georgeton, IL June 1933. She married Dale NEILSON. iii. Loretta J. FORD was born in IL April 1937. iv. H. Jerri FORD was born in IL 1939. 185. Julia Catherine6 FORD (Julia May MINNIEAR 99) was born in Gibson Co., IN November 17, 1912. She married Ivan ROY in Gibson Co., IN, March 15, 1936. They had one child, Rudy L.,7 born January 3, 1937. He married Jean CHAMBERS July 16, 1961. Jean was born about 1938. 186. William Lee.6 MINNIEAR (Leander 100) was born in Bernie, MO January 16, 1916. He married Mae HAWES June 26, 1946. William Lee. MINNIEAR and Mae HAWES had one child, Janice Lee,7 born December 31, 1950. 187. John Thomas6 MINNIEAR (Leander 100) was born in Bernie, MO August 1, 1917. He married Iris MITCHELL in Flint, MI, 1942. Iris was born about 1920. They had the following children: Thomas Lee,7 born in Flint, MI 1944; Jerry Dan, born in Flint, MI February 18, 1948; Ann Marie, born in Flint, MI 1954; Gay Lynn, born in Flint, MI 1959; John B., born in Flint, MI 1961. 188. Edith Agnes6 MINNIEAR (Leander 100) was born in Bernie, MO June 20, 1922. She married Harry POLIDAN in Muskegon, MI, about 1946. Edith and Harry had the following children: Kenneth,7 born in 1948; Barbara, born in 1951; Randal James, born 1954; Judy, born in 1959. 189. Joseph Gardner6 MINNIEAR (Leander 100) was born in Bernie, MO September 15, 1924. He married Colleen CLARK in Flint, MI, about 1946. Joseph and Colleen had the following children: Diane,7 born in 1947; Paul Gardner, born in 1950; Elaine Agnes, born in 1953; Joan Ethel, born in 1956. 190. Robert Clayton6 MINNIEAR (Leander 100) was born in Bernie, MO October 30, 1930. He married Wilma TROWBRIDGE in Davies Co., IN, about 1952. Robert Clayton MINNIEAR and Wilma TROWBRIDGE had one child, Michael Robert,7 born in 1953. 191. Nora Belle6 MINNIEAR (Thomas Calvin 102) was born in Quilan. MO, June 13, 1917. She married Howard DOYLE about 1938. Nora and Howard had one child, Margaret Ellen,7 born December 15, 1939. 192. Joseph6 NIXON (Otis J. 104) was born in Gibson Co., IN December 29, 1917. He married Maurine MCCURRY in Gibson Co., IN, July 5, 1939. Maurine was born in Marion Co., IN April 1, 1917. Joseph NIXON and Maurine MCCURRY had the following children: Mary Ann,7 born in Gibson Co., IN February 28, 1941--she

--132-- married Carl HARRIS; Judie, born March 4, 1944. 193. Mollie Marie6 NIXON (Otis J. 104) was born in Gibson Co., IN June 23, 1919. She married Clare C. AFFOLTER in Gibson Co., IN, February 14, 1941. Clare was born in Gibson Co., IN November 5, 1917. Mollie Marie NIXON and Clare C. AFFOLTER had the following children: Robert,7 born September 25, 1947; David, born February 28, 1951. 194. Betty Ann6 NIXON (Otis J. 104) was born in Gibson Co., IN November 1, 1929. She married Floyd WHITTINGTON in Gibson Co., IN, November 1, 1947. Floyd was born in Pike Co., IN July 12, 1923. Floyd 141 is the son of Charles WHITTINGTON and Mildred. Betty and Floyd had the following children: Donna Kay,7 born October 27, 1950; Gary M., born August 1, 1952; Nancy Ann, born November 28, 1953. 195. Gladys Jeanette6 NIXON (Otis J. 104) was born in Gibson Co., IN March 20, 1931. She married Marlin WHITTINGTON in Gibson Co., IN, July 4, 1951. Marlin was born in Pike Co., IN April 24, 1927. Marlin is the son of Charles WHITTINGTON and Mildred. They had the following children: Connie Jo,7 born January 27, 1953, and Cathy Jean, born September 1, 1956. 196. Frank Ellsworth6 GREEN (James Franklin 106) was born in DeSoto, MO October 15, 1903. Frank died October 18, 1945 in Columbia, IL, at 42 years of age. He married Irene MORGAN in Dupo, IL, September 10, 1930. Frank died when struck by a train while at work in the St. Louis railroad yards. Frank Ellsworth GREEN and Irene MORGAN had the following children: i. James Franklin7 GREEN was born August 10, 1931. 284 ii. Carolyn Ann GREEN was born March 21, 1933. iii. George Ronald GREEN was born June 13, 1935. George died November 9, 1935 at less than one year of age. iv. Gary Lee GREEN was born November 20, 1942. 197. Lucy Rebecca6 GREEN (James Franklin 106)142 was born in St. Clair Co., IL September 17, 1908. She married George Dale BLOOMQUIST in St. Clair Co., IL, July 14, 1929. George was born in Genesco, IL July 21, 1909. George was the son of Oscar BLOOMQUIST and Hilda NERO. George died December 30, 1951 in Iroquois Co., IL, at 42 years of age. Lucy is an expert when it comes to digging into old records and searching cemeteries. Lucy Rebecca GREEN and George Dale BLOOMQUIST had the following children: 285 i. Robert Dale7 BLOOMQUIST was born January 22, 1930. 286 ii. Helen Yvonne BLOOMQUIST was born August 28, 1931. 287 iii. Hilda Leeann BLOOMQUIST was born May 20, 1940. 198. Helen Nevada6 GREEN (James Franklin 106) was born in Dupo, IL December 18, 1912. She married twice. She first married Joseph BARNETT in Dupo, IL, 1930. She second married August Cowel EUGE in Dupo, IL, 1933. August was born in East Carondelet, IL September 1907. August is the son of August EUGE and Leanora SINCLAIR. August served in the US Navy during WWI. Helen Nevada GREEN and August Cowel EUGE had the following children: i. Rostelle Garland7 EUGE was born May 5, 1934. 288 ii. Sondra June EUGE was born June 7, 1936. 289 iii. Jeanette Lee EUGE was born July 8, 1937. iv. Robert Kenneth EUGE was born in Dupo, IL August 26, 1949. v. Dennis Dean EUGE was born in Dupo, IL 1952. 199. Theora Jewel6 MCCULLEY (Effie GREEN 107) was born in Hope, AR February 15, 1909. She married David A. MCGHEE about 1930. Theora and David had the following children: Gladys,7 who married Robert RUMBO, and John David. 200. Effie Inez6 MCCULLEY (Effie GREEN 107) was born in Hope, AR August 10, 1913. She married Henry Zeylon HOLLY in AR, 1937. Effie and Henry had the following children: 290 i. Henry Zeylon7 HOLLY , JR. was born November 29, 1939. ii. William Creighton HOLLY was born June 2, 1941. iii. Carolyn Jo HOLLY was born October 22, 1946. 201. Joseph Howard6 MCCULLEY , SR. (Effie GREEN 107) was born in Hope, AR October 24, 1920. He married Gussie May THOMASON in Hope, AR, 1941. Gussie was born in AR 1921. Joseph Howard MCCULLEY, Sr. and Gussie May THOMASON had the following children: i. Betty Ann7 MCCULLEY was born June 27, 1943. She married Wayne LEE. ii. Joseph Howard MCCULLEY, Jr. was born November 9, 1947. Joseph was an Eagle Scout and member of the Order of the Arrow. He also played the drums.

--133-- iii. James William MCCULLEY was born September 12, 1955. 202. Minnie6 ANDERSON (Hattie BOWMAN 108) was born 1896. She married Aaron Morgan MCLEROY about 1925. Minnie ANDERSON and Aaron Morgan MCLEROY had the following children: 291 i. Iva Nell7 MCLEROY was born about 1926. 292 ii. Richard Aaron MCLEROY was born September 12, 1928. 203. Stella May6 ELKINS (Ethel BOWMAN 111) was born in Fruitland, TX August 4, 1910. Stella died October 6, 1988 at 78 years of age. She married Jesse Lee JAY about 1932. Jesse was born 1908. Jesse died 1985 at 77 years of age. Stella May ELKINS and Jesse Lee JAY had the following children: Mary E.,7 born about 1933--she married Louis BOEHM (Mary Jay Boehm has been very helpful in tracing the descendants of the Bowman family); Jessie M., born about 1935. She married John BERNAVICH. 204. Edith Lee6 ELKINS (Ethel BOWMAN 111) was born in San Benito, TX January 4, 1912. Edith died in Napa, CA. She married Charles. JULIAN. Edith Lee ELKINS and Charles. JULIAN had the following children: Bruce,7 Janelle and Gloria. 205. Kisel6 GREEN (Harry 114) was born in Pike Co., IN August 12, 1903. Kisel died September 23, 1940 in New Albany, IN, at 37 years of age. He married Mary Magdalene MONTGOMERY in Gibson Co., IN, about 1928. Mary was born ABT. 1907. Kisel and Mary had the following children: 293 i. Colleen7 GREEN was born 1930. 294 ii. Sabra Sue GREEN was born about 1932. 206. Kenneth6 GREEN (Harry 114) was born in Colgate, OK March 19, 1915. He married Hilda Theresa STEVENS in England, about 1944. Hilda was born in England about 1920. They had one child, David,7 born in England October 31, 1945. 207. Nellie Oleva6 GREEN (Harry 114) was born in Hulbert, OK September 6, 1917. She married Obert Matthew DICKEY in Brentwood, CA, about 1936. Obert was born about 1915. Nellie Oleva GREEN and Obert Matthew DICKEY had the following children: 295 i. Gene7 DICKEY was born July 13, 1937. ii. Donnie Dale DICKEY was born 1940. iii. Dixie Nell DICKEY was born 1944. 208. Harold6 GREEN (Harry 114) was born in Pittsburgh, KS May 13, 1920. He married Wilma Mae SIMMONS in Montinez, CA, June 16, 1946. Harold and Wilma had the following children: Carolyn Ann,7 born July 26, 1948; Karen Sue, born March 20, 1951; Harry Warren, born March 7, 1958. 209. Oleva6 LINDSAY (Nellie Bryant GREEN 115) was born in Pike Co., IN March 22, 1904. Oleva died February 22, 1987 in Huntsville, AL, at 82 years of age. She married Charles Commodore COOPER in Lawrenceville, IL, March 31, 1923. Charles was born in Winslow, Pike Co., IN February 04, 1900. Charles was the son of William COOPER and Mattie GRAY. Charles died November 25, 1967 in Princeton, Gibson Co., IN, at 67 years of age. Charles was a pharmacist who opened his own drug store at Bicknell, IN. He later opened one on the square in Princeton, IN.Oleva was buried in Sunset Cemetery, Pike Co., IN. Oleva attended Oakland City College then taught at the Fettinger School, two miles north of Winslow — one of the last one-room schools in Pike Co. Oleva LINDSAY and Charles Commodore COOPER had the following children: i. Patricia Lou7 COOPER was born in Vincennes, IN February 25, 1930. Patricia died December 9, 1930 in IN, at less than one year of age. 296 ii. Clara Jane COOPER was born July 11, 1932. iii. Charles Richard COOPER143 was born in Princeton, Gibson Co., IN May 3, 1937. He married Nancy BRANTLEY in Huntsville, AL, 1965. Nancy was born in Bessemer, AL 1939. A graduate of Evansville College with a B.S. Degree, Industrial Engineering, Charles became one of the space scientists working on the missile projects at the NASA Marshall Flight Center in Huntsville, AL. His work has been recognized by the Smithsonian in a story titled “Charley and the Aquanauts. How a team of NASA employees made Huntsville, Alabama the best place to learn about life without gravity.” He and his wife live in Madison, AL. 210. James William “Bill”6 LINDSAY (Nellie Bryant GREEN 115) was born in Pike Co., IN June 13, 1908. James died April 21, 1987 in Jasper, Dubois Co., IN, at 78 years of age. He married Mae SCHNEIDER in Dubois Co., IN, January 9, 1939. Mae was born in Jasper, Dubois Co., IN 1906. Mae was the daughter of Ferdinand SCHNEIDER and Agnes. Mae died about 1990 in Jasper, Dubois Co., IN. Bill was a barber his entire life, with shops first in Winslow and then in Jasper, IN until he retired, except for the time he served in the U.S. Army Medical

--134-- Corps during WWII. “Bill” LINDSAY and Mae SCHNEIDER had one child, James Benjamin,7 born in Jasper, Dubois Co., IN October 1, 1942. He married Mary Ann FLASHEL in PA, January 1, 1964. 211. Helen Margaret6 LINDSAY (Nellie Bryant GREEN 115) was born in Pike Co., IN November 13, 1914. She married Howard P. “Nick” NICHOLS in Winslow, Pike Co., IN, October 6, 1934. Howard was born in Fairfield Co., OH February 22, 1898. Howard 144 was the son of Oliver P. NICHOLS and Catherine SMITH. Howard died about 1976 in Evansville, IN. Howard took his mother-in-law into his house when she became unable to care for herself. He was a charitable and kind person who was always ready to help when needed. He worked as a “tipple boss’ for the Enos Coal Company. Helen and Howard had the following children: i. Roger Dale7 NICHOLS was born in Princeton, Gibson Co., IN September 18, 1936. Roger graduated from Purdue Univ. as an aeronautical engineer and went to work for Douglas Aircraft in California where he became involved in the design of space craft. ii. Stephen NICHOLS was born in Princeton, Gibson Co., IN December 12, 1943. He married Susan BAKER February 26, 1966. Susan was born about 1944. 212. Kenneth Gene6 LINDSAY (Nellie Bryant GREEN 115) was born in Pike Co., IN June 28, 1922. He married Mary Magdalene “Maggie” MUESTERMAN in Evansville, IN, August 2, 1948. Mary was born in Newburgh, Warrick Co., IN January 6, 1926. Mary was the daughter of George Anthony MUESTERMAN and Mary Elizabeth KORESSEL. Mary died February 15, 1993 in Evansville, IN, at 67 years of age. Mary was buried in St. Joseph Cemetery, Evansville, IN. Maggie devoted her entire life to her children until suffering through many years with Alzheimer’s disease. Ken attended Evansville College, dropping out after two years to raise a family. He became a self-educated mining engineer and followed that occupation most of his adult life, eventually retiring from Peabody Coal Com- pany as Chief Engineer of their mines near Waverly, in Union Co., KY. He’s a Kentucky Colonel, a member of The Society of Mining Engineers, and of St. Benedict’s Catholic Church, where he was the basketball coach of their school team. He’s also been associated with the Evansville Thunder, a professional basketball team in the Continen- tal Basketball Association, and was an assistant coach at Reitz Memorial High School. Despite all of these activities, Ken’s real labor of love has been in the field of genealogy. He’s been researching his family’s history for some forty years, reviewing documents in the National Archives, and the state and county records of Maryland, Pennsylvania, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, and Missouri. He has also interviewed numerous Shawhan family descendants and has meticulously organized and computerized his copious notes. At all times he has been more than willing to share his findings with interested parties. In addition he has authored narratives covering his ancestral research; these chronicles are particularly interesting and noteworthy because Ken always draws parallels between family events and historical happenings in the United States. Ken has been very quick in adopting new technology — he was one of the first Shawhan family researchers to utilize the PC as a genealogical tool and was the first to author an Internet web page devoted to the family history of the Shawhans and related families. To this fine gentleman we should chorus an enthusiastic, “Thanks much, Ken — God bless you for your help and encouragement!”. Kenneth Gene LINDSAY and Mary Magdalene “Maggie” MUESTERMAN had the following children: 297 i. Patricia Lou7 LINDSAY was born March 17, 1949. 298 ii. Michael Theodore LINDSAY was born March 9, 1951. 299 iii. Kevin Kenneth LINDSAY was born September 18, 1954. 213. George6 WESTERFELT (Jessie Bryant GREEN 116) was born in Newark, OH May 4, 1926. He married Vivian MCCOMB in KY, September 2, 1949. Vivian was born in Columbus, OH April 28, 1933. George WESTERFELT and Vivian MCCOMB had the following children: William,7 born in Newark, OH September 1950; Herbert, born in Newark, OH September 29, 1954; Jobe, born in Newark, OH December 9, 1956. 214. William Thomas6 GREEN (Ted Morris 117) was born in Winslow, Pike Co., IN November 05, 1930. He married Martha FRAZER in Evansville, IN, May 16, 1953. Martha was born in Evansville, IN February 8, 1935. William Thomas GREEN and Martha FRAZER had the following children: Kathy Faye,7 born in Evansville, IN May 7, 1954; Jill Ann, born in Evansville, IN July 21, 1955; William Albert, born in Evansville, IN October 3, 1959; Jeffrie Scott, born in Evansville, IN March 23, 1961. 215. Norma Lail6 GUSTIN (Gladys Shawhan LAIL 120)145 was born in Anderson, IN December 5, 1912. Norma died December 8, 1992 in Rancho Mirage, CA, at 80 years of age. She married twice. She married Vance Harmeson (Bud) BLUEHER in Greenfield, IN, May 1930. Vance was born in IN August 14, 1908. She married Donald O. KNECHT in Anderson, IN, February 20, 1937. Donald was born in Muncie, IN September 25, 1911. Donald died February 27, 1994 in Rancho Mirage, CA, at 82 years of age. Norma was a close friend of her cousin Rozza Archer, who authored a Shawhan Family Genealogy written around the life of John McDowell Shawhan. Norma also carried family genes which affected her mental condition, suffering severe depressions from time to

--135-- time, resulting in hospitalizations and shock therapy. Norma Lail GUSTIN and Donald O. KNECHT had the following children: 300 i. James Donald7 KNECHT was born October 12, 1942. 301 ii. Sarah Ann KNECHT was born January 9, 1944. 216. John Anthony6 LAIL (Henry Oliver 127) was born March 8, 1938. He married Robin DANIEL. John Anthony LAIL and Robin DANIEL had the following children: Erin,7 born December 17, 1969; Shannon, born February 10, 1972. 217. Garrett James6 SHAWHAN (Robert Garrett 131) was born in Evanston, Cook Co., IL July 10, 1946. He married Ruth Ann WENTLUND September 20, 1975. Ruth was born in PA April 3, 1947. Residing in Clinton, CT with her family, Ruth is pursuing an Interior Decorator career. Garrett graduated from the University of Illinois with a BA in Chemistry; he obtained an MBA from the University of New Haven (CT). He’s a highly skilled merchandiser of Specialty Chemicals, with expertise in developing advanced technologies, strategies, and marketing applications. His hobbies include most sports, especially golf, skiing, and kayaking. Garrett James SHAWHAN and Ruth Ann WENTLUND had the following children: Bridgett Marie,7 born June 3, 1971; Rebecca Lynn, born June 4, 1977; Katherine Ruth, born March 13, 1980; Robert Richard, born February 10, 1983; Peter Garrett, born in Clinton, CT January 13, 1989. 218. Maureen Alayne6 SHAWHAN (Robert Garrett 131) was born in Evanston, Cook Co., IL January 3, 1954. She married Geoffrey O’CONNOR in IL, May 14, 1976. Geoffrey was born in Mentor, OH April 24, 1947. Geoff is in the packaging business. Maureen and her family presently reside in Painesville, Ohio, just east of Cleveland. Maureen Alayne SHAWHAN and Geoffrey O’CONNOR had the following children: Kristine Alayne,7 born January 7, 1978; Bryan Thomas, born December 30, 1980; Kerri Marie, born October 5, 1986. 219. Billy Donald6 SHAWHAN (Donald Brooks 136) was born in Humboldt, NE May 11, 1934. He married Kathy Joan LELAND in Hanford, CA, April 3, 1982. Kathy was born in Pittsburgh, PA September 17, 1943. Kathy has worked as an Accounting Supervisor at the Hanford, CA High School. Bill attended Compton College and has B. A. degrees in Psychology and Sociology from Long Beach State; he has also taken graduate work at L. A. State and U.S.C.. Following graduation from college, he went to work as Community Relations Director for Compton College, and then became a Social worker for Los Angeles County. He later joined the staff of the Los Angeles County Employees Association and has since become Chief of Representation for over 1,100 members in public agencies in several California counties, covering 16 bargaining units. Bill’s free time is spent in reading detective and international espionage novels and his great second love, golf. Billy Donald SHAWHAN and Kathy Joan LELAND had the following children: Cheryl Ann,7 born in Des Moines, IA February 16, 1968; Daniel John, born in Fresno, CA April 21, 1972. 220. Jerry Dean6 SHAWHAN (Donald Brooks 136)146 was born in Humboldt, NE July 22, 1935. He married Mary L. OSTERMEIER in Bitburg, Germany, June 28, 1959. Mary was born in Germany January 10, 1930. A native of Germany, Mary was very instrumental in the adoption, by she and Jerry, of their two children, both of whom were born in Germany. Born in 1930, Mary lived through some very trying times as a youngster in Nazi Germany. An outstanding athlete, she was being groomed to become a potential Olympic candidate, but WWII intervened. A stepbrother of hers was captured by the Russians, sent to Siberia, and was never heard from again. During the War, Mary worked on a farm, with Polish POWs, and also in a hotel used to rehabilitate wounded German military personnel. After the War, the hotel was taken over by the American Army. Mary then began working in the library of an American Military Base, where she eventually met Jerry Dean Shawhan. She has maintained her athletic skills over the years, especially in such sports as bowling and skiing. Jerry spent a career in the USAF, including thru the Vietnam era, rising to Master Sgt. as a specialist in Air Traffic Control. After retiring from the Air Force, he joined the Federal Reserve System. He met and married his wife, Mary, while on a tour of duty in Germany. On his maternal side, the Hoaglands, Jerry traces his roots back to a Dutch mariner and merchant, Christoffel Hootlandt, who came to New Amsterdam (New York) in the late 1600s. The Hoaglands settled in New Jersey, in Somerset County, in the early 1700s, where they soon became one of the more prominent families, several members of whom fought in the American Revolution, in such New Jersey battles as Bound Brook, Morristown, Princeton, and Springfield. Christopher Hoagland, born 1808, lived in Bound Brook, NJ and worked on the Raritan Canal as a tanner — i.e. someone who was skilled in leather work — e.g. the making of harnesses for the horses who worked the canal; he eventually migrated to Humboldt, NE, where Jerry’s Mother, Helen, was born. Jerry Dean SHAWHAN and Mary L. OSTERMEIER had the following children: 302 i. Linda Lou7 SHAWHAN was born November 18, 1948. 303 ii. James (Jimmy) Dean SHAWHAN was born September 18, 1964. 221. Harold6 BUSS (Fern SHAWHAN 137). He married DELORES. Harold BUSS and DELORES had the two children – Dennis and Judy.

--136-- 222. James Byron (Pat)6 SHAWHAN (Olen Byron 138) was born in Runnels, IA July 21, 1921. James died August 25, 1997 in Billings, MT, at 76 years of age.147 He married twice. He married Jane NORRIS in Riverside, IA, April 13, 1946. Jane was born in Hinsdale, IL August 31, 1923. Jane died July 3, 1966 in Grand Forks, ND, at 42 years of age. She was a Hospital Medical Technician. He married Jean ODEGARD June 29, 1968. Jean was born in Grand Forks, ND April 1, 1923. Jean died September 11, 1991 in Grand Forks, ND, at 68 years of age. During WWII Pat served with the 7th Air Force in the Pacific Theater, working on airfield construction. After the War he returned to Drake Univ. and graduated with a B. S. in Business. He worked in retail sales for many years in both Black River Falls, WI and in Two Harbors, MN before moving to Grand Forks, ND in 1960; he was employed in the Advertising Department of the Grand Forks Herald and was National Advertising Manager at the time of his retirement in 1987. He was very active in the Chamber of Commerce Military Affairs Committee and in the Grand Forks Kiwanis Club, serving as Lt. Governor of the Minnesota-Dakotas District in 1986-87. After the death of his second wife, he moved to Billings, MT in 1993, where he died after a long battle with emphysema. James Byron (Pat) SHAWHAN and Jane NORRIS had the following children: 304 i. David Norris7 SHAWHAN was born November 29, 1948. 305 ii. Barbara SHAWHAN was born March 15, 1954. 223. Richard Duane6 DICKEY (Kate Evelyn SHAWHAN 139) was born in Des Moines, IA January 2, 1928. He married Darlene Gay WALLACE in Des Moines, IA, April 16, 1949. Darlene was born in Cedar Rapids, IA March 19, 1928. Richard served in the US Coast Guard. He then graduated from Drake U. with a Liberal Arts Degree and became Advertising Services Manager for “Better Homes and Garden Magazine”. He is now retired. Richard Duane DICKEY and Darlene Gay WALLACE had the following child: 306 i. Kirk Stephen7 DICKEY was born April 2, 1950. 224. Jerold Lee “Jerry”6 SHAWHAN (Luther Layman 140) was born in Des Moines, IA May 23, 1928. Jerold died April 13, 1997 in Carlisle, IA, at 68 years of age. He married an unknown person. Jerry joined the Navy when he was 18 years old. Afterwards, he attended Drake University and graduated from the University of Iowa with an Architect Engineer Degree. Jerold Lee “Jerry” SHAWHAN had one child, Brian,7 who was killed in an automobile accident. 225. Luther Dale6 SHAWHAN (Luther Layman 140) was born in Des Moines, IA April 1, 1931. He married Delores “Dee” Ann WITMER in Des Moines, IA, October 2, 1959. Delores was born in Des Moines, IA August 17, 1929. Luther served for a time in the US Navy. He went to Junior College in Des Moines, and then graduated from the University of Iowa with an Architect Degree. He then worked as an architect with the FHA in Des Moines for many years before retiring and starting his own business — Building Inspection & Design Services. Luther Dale SHAWHAN and Delores “Dee” Ann WITMER had the following children: 307 i. Rebecca Ann7 SHAWHAN was born May 9, 1960. ii. Kimberly Kay SHAWHAN was born in Des Moines, IA November 13, 1961. Kimberly was severely brain damaged in an auto accident in 1981. 226. Roger Byron6 SHAWHAN (Osa (Bud) Duncan 142) was born in Racine, WI February 7, 1939. Roger died May 23, 1989 in Racine, WI, at 50 years of age. He married Beverly LYONS in Racine, WI, October 4, 1964. Beverly was born May 6, 1939. Roger is buried in Graceland Cemetery, Racine, WI. Roger went to work at J. I. Case, in the mailroom, before finishing high school. He was then drafted and joined the Air Force, serving four years after the Korean War; he received his high school diploma while in the service. After the military, he again worked at J. I. Case Company until he suffered a serious accident, falling from a second story building, and became dis- abled. He and his wife were subsequently divorced and Roger went to live with his parents until he died in 1989. Roger Byron SHAWHAN and Beverly LYONS had the following children: Beverly Ann,7 born June 3, 1965; Michelle Marie, born October 20, 1967; Linda Ann, born May 30, 1970; Roger Jule Osa, born December 10, 1971. 227. Linda Mae6 SHAWHAN (Osa (Bud) Duncan 142) was born in Racine, WI December 19, 1941. She married James William “Bill” KIRKLAND Sr. in Racine, WI, June 30, 1962. James was born in Panama City, FL July 20, 1940. Jim joined the US Navy on June 29, 1960, immediately taking Boot Camp at Great Lakes. He then reported to Norfolk, VA and was assigned to LST 1171, the Desoto County. He became an E4, Fire Control Techni- cian, responsible for working the various guns on the ship — the 3", the 40 caliber, etc. After his discharge in March 1964, he attended Troy State University, Troy, AL, and The Citadel, Charleston, SC. While at the Citadel he played football; he remembers the coach telling them before one game that they had nothing to worry about as they were going to play a team whose starting quarterback was named Frances — the Citadel lost, 70-6 — the other team’s quarterback was Fran Tarkington! He’s currently employed as an agent for Allstate Insurance Co. He’s a past board member of the St. Andrew Yacht Club and has been an active member of the Chamber of Commerce Military Affairs Committee. A twin to her brother, Bruce, Linda graduated from Washington Park High School in Racine, and has subse-

--137-- quently attended Gulf Coast Community College in Panama City, FL. Growing up, Linda did some babysitting, shoveled snow in the winter, and cut grass in the summer to make a little mad money. Since she had a twin brother, she had to do everything he did, except the paper route. As twins they always got into trouble together. Instead of bringing flowers to their mother, from their garden, about 5 blocks away, they put little green grass snakes, worms, and crickets in their pockets and brought them to her. When they were about 4 years old, they received a new pair of shoes. While their Mom and Dad were busy unloading groceries from the car, she and Bruce decided to take their new shoes for a walk. Luckily, a neighbor was walking home from work and spotted them, holding hands and laughing, about a mile from home. Not long after that, they had gone down to a pond in the cemetery to catch pollywogs. Bruce slipped in (neither could swim) and the water was over his head. Linda tried everything to help, screaming and yelling — luckily, their mother came running; by the time she got to the pond, a man had heard Linda’s yelps and had jumped in the pool and pulled Bruce out — they thanked their guardian angel. Currently, Linda works together with her husband at an Allstate Insurance Co. office in Panama City, Florida. She enjoys the nearby St. Andrew Bay Yacht Club, and has developed into an avid, enthusiastic family researcher, stretching the phone lines across the USA in pursuit of additional information. She also recently acquired a computer genealogy program to better organize and control her findings. We are most indebted to Linda for the research she has contrib- uted to this Shawhan Family History project. Linda Mae SHAWHAN and James William “Bill” KIRKLAND, Sr. had the following children: i. James William7 KIRKLAND JR. was born in Panama City, FL November 17, 1964. He married Karen Marie SHEPARD in Marianna, FL, March 23, 1996. Karen was born in Crystal River, FL October 17, 1973. After attending Florida colleges, James became an insurance agent for Allstate Insurance. 308 ii. June Marie KIRKLAND was born June 1, 1966. 228. Bruce Duncan6 SHAWHAN (Osa (Bud) Duncan 142) was born in Racine, WI December 19, 1941. Bruce died January 10, 1997 in Racine, WI, at 55 years of age. He married JoAnn Rita VOGELMAN in New Bern, NC, December 24, 1963. JoAnn was born in Racine, WI March 6, 1945. JoAnn was a Meat Wrapper for Kohls Grocery Store. she met Bruce at the Mid-City Outdoor Theater and it was love at first sight. Bruce is buried in Holy Cross Cemetery, Racine, WI. While in high school, Bruce took up golf as an elective and found out he was a natural at it; he also worked at Racine Country Club as a caddy. He took a part-time job at a toy store in West Racine, before joining the Marines. His duty included a stint at Marine Corps Headquarters in Washington, D. C., acting as escort to Lady Bird Johnson and her two daughters. In civilian life he worked in Hydraulics Engineering. He loved to fish, bowl, play darts, make pottery, and root for his favorite team, the Green Bay Packers. He spent a lot of time with his children and grandchildren, before dying of a heart attack. Bruce Duncan SHAWHAN and JoAnn Rita VOGELMAN had the following children: i. Bruce Charles7 SHAWHAN was born in Racine, WI February 7, 1965. He married Jennifer Joan DEGROOT in Racine, WI, August 14, 1993. Jennifer was born in Racine, WI March 1, 1967. She is a Sales Rep, Glaxo-Welcome. Bruce owns the Hartland Chiropractic Health Care Clinic in Hartland, WI. He received his Dr. of Chiropractic Degree from Northwestern Chiropractic College, Minneapolis, MN. ii. Jeffrey Duncan SHAWHAN was born in Racine, WI December 26, 1966. Jeffrey gradu- ated from the U. of Wisconsin with a Master in Fine Arts and is now a professor at Concordia U, in Wisconsin. He is an outstanding sculptor, whose work is entered in shows throughout the Midwest. 309 iii. Richard Joseph SHAWHAN was born April 9, 1968. 229. George Osa6 SHAWHAN (Osa (Bud) Duncan 142) was born in Racine, WI April 26, 1946. He married Linda Marie GARDYNECKI in Racine, WI, June 9, 1973. Linda was born in Kenosha, WI February 26, 1949. George graduated from Washington Park High School before going to work for J. I. Case Co. He loves all sports and is an avid Green Bay Packer fan. They had the following children: i. Sherryl Lynn7 SHAWHAN was born in Racine, WI December 4, 1974. Sherryl graduated from Carthage College, in Kenosha, WI, with a B. A. in Social Work. She is employed as a social worker, placing foster children, for the State of Wisconsin, in Milwaukee. ii. Karrie Ann SHAWHAN was born in Racine, WI February 2, 1979. Karrie is presently a University Student in Wisconsin. 230. Charlotte Marie6 SHAWHAN (Osa (Bud) Duncan 142) was born in Racine, WI June 25, 1949. She married David Stephen KOZICH in Racine, WI, December 6, 1969. David was born in Racine, WI August 1, 1946. Charlotte is a Western Printing employee. She and David had one child, David Walter,7 born in Racine, WI April

--138-- 13, 1973. David is a University of Wisconsin student. 231. Howard A. “Hat”6 TREVILLYAN (Daisy Mable HANCOCK 145) was born in Des Moines, IA October 3, 1903. Howard died August 6, 1941 in Houston, TX, at 37 years of age. He married Margery AUGHEY May 11, 1927. Howard, known as “Hat”, was a member of the US Army Corps of Engineers, in the Galveston District of Texas. Most of his time was spent in the field, from Brownsville, TX to the upper reaches of the Pecos River in New Mexico. He had a fervent love of the West and the great out-of-doors. He was fatally injured in an auto/truck collision on State Highway No. 75. “Hat” and Margery had the following child: 310 i. Margery Patricia “Pat”7 TREVILLYAN was born December 9, 1931. 232. Mable6 TREVILLYAN (Daisy Mable HANCOCK 145) was born in Valley Junction, Polk Co., IA July 14, 1912. She married Howard Victor GOODWIN in Des Moines, IA, December 2, 1931. Howard was born in Des Moines, IA May 11, 1911. Howard was the son of Harry V. GOODWIN and Margaret F. SAIDE. Howard died September 14, 1992 in Omaha, NE, at 81 years of age. Howard is buried in Hillcrest Cemetery, Douglas Co., NE. Mable TREVILLYAN and Howard Victor GOODWIN had the following children: 311 i. Marilyn7 GOODWIN was born May 13, 1933. 312 ii. Thomas Howard GOODWIN was born May 6, 1935. 233. Daisy Grace6 TREVILLYAN (Daisy Mable HANCOCK 145) was born in Washington, IA May 3, 1919. She married Frank PARSONS in Des Moines, IA, May 20, 1942. Frank was born in Spirit Lake, Dickinson Co., IA June 10, 1906. Frank died June 11, 1993 in Spirit Lake, Dickinson Co., IA, at 87 years of age. Daisy Grace TREVILLYAN and Frank PARSONS had the following children: 313 i. Penelope “Penny”7 PARSONS was born June 13, 1946. 314 ii. Fred Howard PARSONS was born January 12, 1947. 234. James6 HANCOCK (Frank D. 146) was born 1919. He married Barbara (UNKNOWN). James and Barbara had two children – Deborah and Barbara. 235. John6 HANCOCK (Frank D. 146) was born 1920. He married June (UNKNOWN). John and June had five children – Judy, John, Janet, Jean, and James Kevin. 236. Frank6 HANCOCK (Frank D. 146) was born 1922. He married Frances (UNKNOWN). Frank and Frances had three children – Frank, Sean, and Kevin. 237. Maryanne6 TURNQUIST (Leland 147) birth date unknown. She married Ernest HEMKEN. Maryanne and Ernest HEMKEN had three children – Randy, Rodney, and Rick. . 238. Cleta6 ALLEN (Oleta TURNQUIST 148) birth date unknown. She married Norman SHETTERLY. Cleta and Norman TURNQUIST had four children – Deborah, Daniel, Chris, and Mark. . 239. Bill6 ALLEN (Oleta TURNQUIST 148) birth date unknown. He married Ida UNKNOWN. Bill ALLEN and Ida had four children – Teresa, Curtis, Patricia, and Rhonda. . 240. John6 ALLEN (Oleta TURNQUIST 148) birth date unknown. He married Mary Ellen UNKNOWN. John ALLEN and Mary Ellen had two children – Michael and Lori. 241. Twyla6 HOGBIN (Ireta TURNQUIST 149) birth date unknown. She married BURNIFEN. Twyla HOGBIN and BURNIFEN had two children – James and Gregory. 242. Harold6 HOGBIN (Ireta TURNQUIST 149) birth date unknown. He married Alice GAULT. Harold HOGBIN and Alice GAULT had three children – Richard, Robert, and Randolph. 243. Patricia May6 SHAWHAN (Charles Richard 154) was born in Reno, NV February 19, 1947. She married George Allen OTTOSEN in Kirkland, WA, November 19, 1972. George was born in Puyallup, WA March 14, 1949. Patricia was in banking and resided in Kirkland, WA. Patricia May SHAWHAN and George Allen OTTOSEN had the following children: Monica Jeanne,7 born in Kirkland, WA April 20, 1976--Monica was employed as a Drug Store Manager, Kirkland, WA.; Ashley Jeanne, born in Kirkland, WA May 7, 1981. 244. Charles Richard6 SHAWHAN JR. (Charles Richard 154) was born in Kirklnd, WA November 29, 1948. He married several times. He married Sheri NIESON about 1975. Sheri was born about 1949. He married Mary (UNKNOWN) after 1980. Charles worked as a cook. Sheri was Charles’ first wife; he has since been married also to Anna, to Heather, and to Mary, by whom he had a son. Charles Richard SHAWHAN Jr. and Sheri NIESON had the following children: Casey,7 born about 1977, and Stacey, born about 1979. Charles Richard SHAWHAN Jr. and Mary (UNKNOWN) had the following child: Ryan Howard, born in Kirkland, WA August 7, 1996. 245. Bradley Craig6 SHAWHAN (Charles Richard 154) was born in Kirkland, WA January 7, 1954. He married Sue KENDALL in Kirkland, WA, March 8, 1975. Sue was born in Bristol, England January 26, 1955. Bradley is a Boeing Corp. employee. Bradley SHAWHAN and Sue KENDALL had the following children: Kendall Clare,7 born in Kirkland, WA October 4, 1984; Matthew Braden, born in Kirkland, WA May 28, 1990. 246. Kenneth Robert6 SHAWHAN (Harold Kenneth 155) was born in Greeley, CO March 23, 1953. He married

--139-- Maura Angela GRANT in Pullman, WA, October 30, 1976. Maura was born in Spokane, WA June 1, 1955. Ken works at the Boeing Co., as a Methods Analyst. He enjoys all sports, particularly steelhead fishing and golfing. Coaching his daughter’s basketball teams has also been on his Payallup, WA calendar. Kenneth Robert SHAWHAN and Maura Angela GRANT had the following children: i. Marissa Angela7 SHAWHAN was born in Pullman, WA April 12, 1977. As a youngster, Marissa was awarded a certificate of honor for her outstanding work project titled “Shawhan — We Grow as a Family”, in which she traced the lineage of her family back to Darby. ii. Kyle Robert SHAWHAN was born in Bellevue, WA September 15, 1978. iii. Andrea Louise SHAWHAN was born in Puyallup, WA May 20, 1981. 247. Stephen Loveland6 SHAWN (Frederick Pickering SHAWHAN 158)148 was born in Washington, D.C. March 20, 1943. He married Sandra Helen ROBERTSON in St. Petersburg, FL, July 1, 1966. Sandra was born in Teaneck, NJ October 5, 1947. Sandra’s father was career US Army, so they moved every three years. She lived in Kentucky, France, Georgia, Florida, Turkey, and Maryland; one of her fondest memories is of a ten day trip across the Atlantic — her mother and brothers were seasick and stayed in the cabin, allowing her to spend extra time with her father. She graduated high school in Turkey, and returned to Florida to attend college. She enjoyed horseback riding, mostly English Style; she would save her baby-sitting money to take lessons. She met her husband, Stephen, at a beach party where he saved her from being thrown in. She loves dogs and cats, often having more than one. Stephen graduated from high school in St. Petersburg, FL in 1961, and became part of a singing group called the Bakers Dozen — he has an excellent Tenor voice. He served in the Air Force for four years as a Nuclear Weapons Specialist, after which he worked as a fireman before becoming a computer programmer. For a while he sang with the Jay Walsh Choral in Salt Lake City, Utah. His favorite hobby is operating his amateur radio. He is currently a police dispatcher. Stephen Loveland SHAWN and Sandra Helen ROBERTSON had the following children: 315 i. Linda Carol7 SHAWN was born November 19, 1966. ii. Heather Lyn SHAWN149 was born in Fairfax, VA July 27, 1970. She married Edward Paul DONBROSKY III in Montgomery, MD, June 15, 1996. Edward was born in Richmond, VA May 01, 1971, the son of Edward Paul DONBROSKY Jr. and Theodora A. FADOOL. Ed spent most of his life in Richmond, VA. He served a mission for the LDS Church, October 1990 - October 1992 in Phoenix, AZ. He enjoys painting and building things. He plans to teach History after receiving his Education Degree. Born in Fairfax, VA, Heather accompanied her parents to Bountiful, UT in 1974, to Kearns, UT in 1980, and to St. Petersburg, FL in 1984. After graduating from high school, she worked in a local Marine Aquarium and also with a Marine Rescue Team. In 1991 she moved to San Diego, CA, becoming very active in her LDS church activities; from January 1993 through July 1994 she served a mission for the LDS in Nashville, TN. She then returned to Florida and began working for a construction management firm that, in 1995, transferred her to Richmond, VA, where she met her husband, Edward. After being married at the Washington, D.C. LDS Temple, they returned to Florida in 1996. She currently works at a local hospital doing Facility management. Both she and her husband are part-time students working on obtain- ing education degrees. Heather has been very helpful in detailing the heritage of Benjamin Plummer Shawhan, Jr. One of her prized possessions is a copy of a letter written April 28, 1865, by Captain Joseph Henry Shawhan, to his wife, while he was serving with an Iowa Regiment during the Civil War, shortly after the assassination of President Lincoln; in it he relates that since the news of the President’s death “everything is at a standstill ... what a gloom it has cast ... I had got to be a great admirer of Abraham Lincoln”. iii. Stephen Erin SHAWN was born in Bountiful, UT November 8, 1977. Stephen currently attends Quincy University. He enjoys playing football, for Quincy, and is also very talented in art. He is a second degree back belt, achieved before he was 14; he was Florida State Karate Champion for a number of years. iv. Eric Anthony SHAWN was born in West Valley City, UT October 12, 1981. Currently a Junior in high school, Eric enjoys playing football and video games. 248. Trudi McCray6 SHAWN (Frederick Pickering SHAWHAN 158) was born in Stamford, CT September 30, 1947. She married David Randolph STROME about 1971. David was born about 1945. Trudi attended Florida State Univ., receiving an Education Degree. She is currently a kindergarten teacher, enjoying traveling with her sister during summer break. Trudi McCray SHAWN and David Randolph STROME had one child, Matthew

--140-- David,7 born July 25, 1973. Matthew died in a car accident, April 6, 1996, at 22 years of age. 249. Donald Edward6 KREHBIEL (Dorothy SHAWHAN 159) was born in Santa Monica, CA January 13, 1926. He married Mary Helen AGNEW in Stockton, CA, August 20, 1955. Mary was born in Oakland, CA March 14, 1929. Mary flew as a stewardess for United Airlines prior to meeting and marrying Don, after both were living as singles in Manhattan Beach, CA. Mary is a devout Californian, thoroughly enjoying the atmosphere and ambience of the Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo locale; being near her grandchildren also adds to her pleasure. After high school, 1943-’45, Don worked at Northrup Aircraft as a template maker, building P-61 Black Widow nightfighters, Flying Wings, and the like. During 1951-’53 he served in the US Army, including a tour in the CIC (Combat Information Center) in Mannheim and Kaalsruhr, Germany. Don attended UCLA, taught at Lincoln High School in Santa Monica, and in the 1960s became interested in the computer as a tool for improving the educational experi- ence. He moved to Santa Monica College where he developed a computing system which included the first “real time” on-line student information, class enrollment, and student progress monitoring applications. Since retiring in 1990, he has concentrated on his hobby of black-and-white photography, using his own darkroom, and computer technology to enhance his efforts. Don has been very helpful in tracing the family line of the Rev. Henry Hubert Shawhan. Donald Edward KREHBIEL and Mary Helen AGNEW had the following children: 316 i. Lynn Ellen7 KREHBIEL was born August 11, 1956. ii. Laura Ann KREHBIEL was born in Westwood, CA April 13, 1958. Laura is an accoun- tant. 250. Harold Thomas6 JONES , JR. (Harold Thomas 160) was born in Los Angeles, CA September 13, 1938. He married Berit Anita ERICKSON in Glendale, CA, May 17, 1964. Harold Thomas JONES, Jr. and Berit Anita ERICKSON had one child – Erik S. , born 1967. 251. Carl6 SHAWHAN (Reuben Wright 162)150 was born in Boise, ID March 15, 1941. He married Anita Kay SAMPLE in Boise, ID, May 31, 1964. Anita was born in Palmer, NE February 16, 1943. Anita’s father operated a ranch near Inman, NE until 1951 when the family relocated to a dairy farm in Star, ID. She met Carl at the College of Idaho, where both were attending school. After their graduation in 1964 they moved to Salt Lake City, UT, where Carl did graduate work and Anita began her elementary teaching career. She later earned her Masters Degree from Drake Univ. and, as the children matured, returned to teaching, presently in Des Moines. For relaxation she pursues oil painting, trail walks, travel, and gardening. Carl has spent most of his adult career in the field of rehabilitation counseling, working with the business community on hiring and effectively utilizing the handicapped. This included a stint as a professor at Drake Univer- sity in Des Moines, IA; he was also the Director of the National Rehabilitation Institute. He has also worked for the Allstate Insurance Company as an agent in Des Moines. He is presently the State Coordinator of Job Placement, in Iowa, for the Blind. For hobbies, his favorite pastimes include fishing and hunting. His memories of his grandfather, Dr. Glenn, include his visits to the doctor’s office, which was located above the Harmony Cafe — a great place for a youngster to obtain some delicious pie. Carl also recalls the many family gatherings with his aunts, uncles, and cousins in which the whole clan would engage in happy songfests; sometimes the drinking of beer would have to be put on hold until Henry Hubert Shawhan, the minister, would leave the affair. Carl SHAWHAN and Anita Kay SAMPLE had the following children: i. Kristi Ann7 SHAWHAN was born in Salt Lake City, UT March 10, 1969. She married Devin GENTRY May 1990. Kristi graduated from Buena Vista Univ., Storm Lake, IA, and did grad work at the Pratte Institute. She is presently the Global Research Coordinator for Fixed Income at Morgan Stanley Dean Witter in New York City. ii. David SHAWHAN was born in Salt Lake City, UT March 27, 1972. After graduating from Des Moines Area Community College, David entered the grocery business with Hy Vee Food stores. iii. Steven SHAWHAN was born in Salt Lake City, UT December 2, 1975. Living in Coralville, IA, Steven is presently studying design and communication at Kirkwood Community College. 252. Kenneth Robert6 SHAWHAN (Robert Elmo “Bob” 163) was born in Long Beach, CA July 22, 1943. He married Carol ROBEY in La Mesa, CA, June 1969. Carol was born in La Mesa, CA 1946. Kenneth Robert SHAWHAN and Carol ROBEY had the following children: Rachel Marie,7 born in Orange, CA October 21, 1971; Michael Eric, born in San Lorenzo, CA December 26, 1982. 253. David Joseph6 SHAWHAN (Robert Elmo “Bob” 163) was born in Long Beach, CA November 28, 1947. He married Gail Elizabeth BONFANTI in Whittier, CA, 1973. Gail was born in Whittier, CA February 26, 1948. David Joseph SHAWHAN and Gail Elizabeth BONFANTI had the following children: Joshua,7 born in Lincoln

--141-- City, OR March 23, 1974; Ryan Robert, born in Shasta, CA August 6, 1977; Christopher Joseph, born in Forest, Grove, OR August 28, 1980; Matthew, born in Tacoma, WA July 6, 1983. 254. Gertrude Maureen (Trudi)6 SHAWHAN (Willard Wood 164) was born in Nampa, ID March 14, 1942. She married Jeffrey Douglas ATCHISON August 13, 1966. Jeffrey was born 1940. Trudi worked at the Stags Leap Winery in Napa Valley, CA. They had one child, Chad Douglas,7 born January 28, 1976. 255. Gordon Glenn6 SHAWHAN (Harry Hubert 165) was born in Pasadena, CA July 31, 1948. He married Joanne BARRETT in Hillsboro, OR, April 8, 1978. Joanne was born September 29, 1951. Gordon is presently a librarian with Washington County in Oregon. Gordon Glenn SHAWHAN and Joanne BARRETT had one child: Michael Douglas,7 born in Hillsboro, OR September 6, 1980. 256. Richard Glenn “Rick”6 KNEIDL (Mary Margaret SHAWHAN 166) was born in Ontario, OR March 29, 1951. He married Janice Faye MOORE June 10, 1972. They had one child, Joshua Richard,7 born July 29, 1980. 257. Willard John6 KNEIDL (Mary Margaret SHAWHAN 166) was born in Portland, OR June 25, 1954. He married Debra Fitch STAPLETON May 30, 1980. Debra was born about 1955. Willard John KNEIDL and Debra Fitch STAPLETON had one child, Micah John Lee,7 born June 13, 1982. 258. William Eugene (Bill)6 GULDNER (Mary Gertrude SHAWHAN 168) was born in Hutchinson, KS January 19, 1919. He married Nellie Catherine HUGHES in Hollywood, CA, October 12, 1941. Nellie was born in Denver, CO January 20, 1922. Since retiring from her Production Management, Quality Control position, Nellie has pursued her life-long pastimes of sewing and bowling — i.e. when she’s not traveling with her husband. She is also known for her hand-hooked rugs. During WWII Bill was a pilot in the USAF flying B17s from England to targets in Europe. Afterwards he spent a career with the Los Angeles Police Dept., retiring as a Sgt. in the Detective Group of the Forgery Division. He then entered a second career, with the Civil Liabilities Section of the City Attorney’s Office. Since his second retirement, he and his wife, Nellie, have traveled extensively around the world. Bill has also worked part-time as a model doing TV commercials. William Eugene (Bill) GULDNER and Nellie Catherine HUGHES had the following children: 317 i. Kathleen Ellen7 GULDNER was born July 22, 1943. ii. Billie Jean ‘B.J.’ GULDNER151 was born in Los Angeles, CA November 28, 1945. She married John FRAZIER in CA, November 15, 1976. John was born May 30, 1934. After many years in the telephone business, “B.J” became the Corporate Communications Director for the “Ask Mr. Foster” Corp. where she is responsible for the telecommunica- tions needs of the organization’s several hundred locations. A devoted traveler, she is also a collector of antiques (Depression Glass a specialty). “B.J” is likewise a cat lover. 259. Clara Elizabeth (Betty)6 SHAWHAN (Leslie Lyon 169)152 was born in Hutchinson, Reno Co., KS October 19, 1920. Clara died May 22, 1990 in Los Angeles Co., CA, at 69 years of age. She married Sidney Walter GILES in Los Angeles, CA, April 3, 1937. Sidney was born in Manitoba, Canada May 20, 1916. Sidney 153 is the son of Wesley Sherman GILES and Clara PEARSON. His daughter Juliann recalls: “ Sidney Walter Giles was the second son of Wesley Sherman Giles and Clara Pearson. At 4 years of age his mother died of throat cancer and his father took Sidney and his younger brother Leonard from Canada to the United States to find work. The oldest child James and baby sister, Audrey were left with relatives in Canada to raise and they took their mother’s maiden name of Pearson. When they first came to the United States, they lived in Los Angeles, California with Uncle Jim (Sidney’s uncle on his father’s side) and Aunt Lil. Growing up without a mother, Sidney and his brother Leonard lived in several boarding houses. First with a Mrs Thurman, and then with Wilma Wittman and her family. She was like a mother to the boys, raising them along with her own children. As a young man Sidney worked in the Civilian Conservation Corp (CCC) at Mount Baldy, California, Jackson Hole, Wyoming and finally Red Bluff, California. After meeting Clara Elizabeth Shawhan and marrying on April 3 1937, he started working for Packard Bell, as a cabinet refinisher. During WWII, he worked at the shipyards for Cal Ship in Long Beach as a plumber. Because he built war ships and it was considered a defense job he was given a deferment for a time. Eventually he was drafted in the Army. He was inducted at Fort MacArthur in San Pedro and served basic training at Camp Lee, Virginia. His Quartermaster unit was ready to go to China when the war ended. This was all in a matter of three months or so. My father’s return from the army is one of my most vivid memories. He came in on a troop train with hundreds of other soldiers to the Los Angeles train depot. There were mobs of people, hugging and crying and trying to find their loved ones. Sidney then went to work for C.B. VanVorst, a mattress company, driving trucks and retired in 1980 after 35 years. As a small child, I always remem- ber my father working in the garage on cars. He was one of those exceptional people that could do anything; fix jewelry, appliances, cars and anything around the house. My father always did everything himself and still does to this day. When anything needs repair my father is always called upon by my sister and I and now our children and even his neighbors ask for help. He has always been very hard working. My father was also very talented with

--142-- inventing a solution to any repair problem. My dad loved the beach, and I remember many a trip to Huntington Beach. He also loved to hunt and fish. I did not go on his hunting trips but did lots of trout fishing with my dad and even surf fishing at the ocean. On our yearly summer vacation, our camp site was the envy of everyone around. My father would build us a wash basin and anything else we needed to make our camp life comfortable. People would come to see our camp site and marvel at all the ingenuity he had applied. My father is a wonderful gardener. His garden has always been very beautiful. The roses are exceptional and he enjoys puttering around as I do. He also enjoys growing tomatoes, lemons and different herbs. Recently, to the whole family’s dismay, he had to cut down the diseased avocado tree that had provided the family and friends with the best avocados around for thirty some odd years. My father has rescued many a sickly plant from my yard and taken it home and nursed it into a healthy thriving specimen. He really has a green thumb, mine is a few shades lighter!! Everything in his garden has always been very neat and tidy, no weeds hanging around!! Since my mothers death, my father has lived alone. He has lots of friends and still belongs to a couple of senior citizen groups that he and mom had joined in retirement. He takes care of his home and yard himself at age 83. Still doing most of all the repairs and maintenance on his car and house. His house is spotless, yard always well manicured, and he is a wonderful cook, especially with bakery goods. The ladies in club always want my father to bake cookies or some other goody for their functions. This is another thing my father and I enjoy together, cooking. Sometimes when we are visiting together we have baking contests with pies and we also try new recipes out on the rest of the family. We have lots of fun together; my father visits my husband and I a couple of times a year. And I try to go to L.A. as often as I can. We all get together for the major holidays and for the last seven years have spent a family vacation together each summer. Clara Elizabeth “Betty” Shawhan was the middle child and only daughter of Leslie Lyon Shawhan and Ruth Haynes (Miller) Shawhan. At nine weeks old, her family had moved from Kansas to Los Angeles, California. She grew up during the depression years, so faced some hard times in her early years. But she always said there was lots of love and laughter and music while growing up. She adored her father and he did her, but the relationship with her mother was strained at times. She always regretted they did not have a closer relationship. Betty was always very close to her brothers and loved them both very much. Their nickname for her was “Betty Jack.” After her brothers’ deaths, she continued to grieve for them. At 16 years old, she fell in love with Sidney Walter Giles and married him on the 3rd of April 1937 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California. Sidney was the older brother to Leonard Giles who was a high school friend of Betty and introduced them. Two years later, her first daughter, Juliann Elizabeth Giles was born in 1939 and five years later in 1944 her second daughter, Patricia Ruth Giles was born. Betty toyed with the ideas of becoming a professional roller skater or a singer. She was very talented in both areas, but they were not very conducive professions for raising a family. Betty worked several jobs during her life time, as a waitress, at NutriLite Vitamin Company, at Angelus Paper Box Company as an operator, at U.S. Porcelain doing street signs and other enameled products, and finally at Thermador, building air conditioners. At her last job, she sustained a serious back injury that was to bother her the rest of her life, even after two back surgeries. On May 22, 1990, Clara Elizabeth (Shawhan) Giles died in the Kaiser Permanente Hospital in Bellflower, California from a blood clot that formed one day after knee surgery. Memories (By Juliann Elizabeth Rankin-Clarke, daughter): My mother as a young girl must have been very popular. She was very beautiful with dark hair and green eyes and had a wonderful personality. Everyone she ever met loved her and coveted her friendship. To me, she was much more than a mother, she was always my best friend. When I was young the things I remember are my mother’s singing and dancing, she had a beautiful voice and she loved to dance. Each year, she always took me to see the Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus when it would come to town. We would always watch the train come in, then the parade of circus animals and performers walking to the vacant lot where the elephants would set up the “Big Tent.” On Saturdays, we sometimes would catch the Red Car that would take us to downtown L.A. and go shopping, eat lunch at Clifton’s Cafe and take in a movie. I also remember her tucking me in at night and saying, “Sleep tight, don’t let the bed bugs bite.” or instructing my sister and I to make a wish whenever we spotted a falling star in the sky or upon seeing a white horse by making a fist and licking our thumb, then placing it in the palm of our other hand and then tapping the open palm with the closed fist. I remember my Birthday parties, going to the zoo, and wearing beautiful Halloween costumes she had made and making pictures from cloud shapes floating in the sky; or lying in bed on Sunday morning with my parents, reading the Sunday comics and sometimes she would have us keep our heads fixed and move our eyes to each corner of the room, for a sort of eye exercise game. My mother made-up this game to help my sister exercise her eyes. My sister’s eyes were crossed at birth and she had a corrective operation at age three. After that, her eyes were weak and needed to be strengthened. My mother was also very artistic and could color pictures with crayons wonderfully and had a talent for writing poetry. She loved pistachio ice cream, watermelon, and chili dogs. My mother loved life and she taught my sister and I to do the same — to appreciate each day and all that it held. She was not one to love yard work and so my dad took care of the yard and my mother the house. And like her mother

--143-- before her, the house was spotless. She also liked to redecorate the house, rearranging the furniture about every four months, so everything was constantly changing. As a family, we also spent time at the beach, although my mother never got in the water, she was afraid of it. All my friends in high school loved to come to my house - my parents were fun to be around. The family took summer vacations at Glacier Lodge near Bishop, California. My mother loved to fish and also enjoyed playing cards and games with family and friends. She also like to bowl and for some years was on a bowling team. The most important thing in my mother’s life was her family. She was a great role model for my sister and I. All the major holidays were spent together even after my sister and I were married and had children of our own and even after I had moved to Northern California. She always took a great interest in everything that happened in my life and my sister’s and she was the same with my sons and my sister’s daughters. She always made me feel important and special and very protected. Once I and another student had been lost on a University wilderness outing for three days. And although, I was cold and hungry when the rescuers found me, I had not been afraid. I knew that my mother would find me no matter how far away or how lost I was, she would come and would not give up until I had been found. My mother had a saying, she repeated to my sister and I whenever we were doubting our own ability. She would say, “Remember you are a Miller, you can do anything.” (Having now started researching the Shawhan side of the family, I think some of the Shawhan genes, must have also given us the necessary courage when needed). It is this courage that has made life bearable without my mother, but I miss her everyday of my life and cherish my fond memories of her. Clara Elizabeth (Betty) SHAWHAN and Sidney Walter GILES had the following children: 318 i. Juliann Elizabeth7 GILES was born August 24, 1939. 319 ii. Patricia Ruth GILES was born September 23, 1944. 260. Jack Vernon6 SHAWHAN (Leslie Lyon 169)154 was born in Los Angeles, CA May 19, 1922. Jack died July 6, 1981 in Omaha, NE, at 59 years of age. He married Joyce Agnes HOFFMAN in Los Angeles, CA, October 8, 1947. Joyce was born in Denver, CO June 9, 1924. Joyce died January 25, 1987 in Brownsville, TX, at 62 years of age. Memories (By Juliann Elizabeth Rankin-Clarke, niece); Jack Vernon Shawhan was born in the Pacific Hospital in Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California. He was the youngest son and child born to Leslie Lyon Shawhan and Ruth Haynes (Hendrick) Shawhan. Jack Sr. stood over 6 foot, was very thin and quite handsome. From the time I was a small child I was always in love with my Uncle Jack, known as “Buster” to his family. I would always follow him around wherever he went and he called me his special girl. My uncle had a doll named Timmy when he was a child. By the time I came around, the doll was in sad shape, battered and without clothes. My uncle let me play with the doll and I would sometimes get to take it home. I never wanted to return it, only upon my Grandmother’s insistence. I believe the doll was passed on to his eldest son, Jack Jr. My uncle also had a dog named Spot that looked just like the dog that was pictured with its head tilted listening to an old victrola. When my Uncle Jack went off to war, Spot and Timmy became my close companions — we missed him. My grandmother and mother would read his letters whenever they arrived. He sent me a Geisha doll from Japan. It had a red, yellow and white kimono and came in a wooden box. I shared my doll at school with my classmates. After my uncle returned from the war, he met Joy Agnes Hoffman while she was working in a cafe next to the Manchester Theater in Los Angeles. The were married October 8, 1947 and lived above the theater in a small apartment. I remember being invited to spend the weekend shortly after their marriage. Everyone was concerned about my accepting my uncle’s new special girl. The only thing I can remember about that first visit is my aunt sending me to the store for Maxwell House coffee. But whatever happened I was to become as adoring of my Aunt Joy as I had always been of my Uncle Jack. Their first son , Jack Jr.(nicknamed Sneezy) was born in Omaha, Nebraska, where Aunt Joy’s parents lived. Shortly after, they moved to a small house in Los Angeles. Then Tim was born. One Christmas Eve my mother was watching the boys while my uncle and aunt went off to Sears and Roebuck Co. to pick up bikes and wagons they had gotten the boys for Christmas. While they were away, there was a fire and their house and everything in it burned to the ground. It was a very sad time for all of us. My aunt and uncle moved into a new tract home very near our house in Pico Rivera. We spent lots of time together. I can remember many visits, always with my mom, dad, uncle and aunt sitting at the kitchen table talking about old times interlaced with lots of laughing. I loved to hear the family stories of days gone by, a way of transferring the oral history of the family down through the generations. My Aunt Joy would sometimes go swimming with me at the Montebello Plunge. She loved the water and was a very good swimmer. My aunt was Bohemian, a strong woman with a very strong presence. She had a wonderful figure and wore two piece bathing suits which were somewhat racy in those days. My aunt was also an expert diver. She would dive from the high board and everyone in the pool would stop to watch her, as she performed each dive. She had very long brown hair, that hung past her waist, that she wore, in either one thick braid, or two braids wrapped on her head. Uncle Jack and Aunt Joy had four sons - Jack Jr., Tim, Tom and Brad. They were all very lively and when they came to our house to visit, the car would pull up in front of our house, the car doors flew open and the four

--144-- boys would come running, shouting for “Aunt Betts and Uncle Sid”. My mother always adored the boys. All four grew into very handsome men, all over 6 foot tall. Sometime in the fifties, my uncle came down with polio. There was an epidemic of polio throughout California and the nation. It was a long struggle — he spent some time in an iron lung. The recovery was slow and very hard on the family. Then as if that was not enough, Brad, their youngest son swallowed a bottle of aspirin. They almost lost him. He recovered but one side of his body was slightly para- lyzed. When he was young and would smile, his mouth and eye would drop. I can still picture him that way and hear my mother saying how it made her heart ache. As an adult, Brad doesn’t seem to have any of the physical effects left. After this, Uncle Jack and Aunt Joy decided to move to Omaha, Nebraska, where my aunt came from, to be closer to her family. So in the middle fifties, they moved. On the car trip back, they experienced a terrible flash flood, but managed to escape with little damage to themselves and their possessions. My mother missed them enormously. We all did. My uncle and aunt bought some land and built their own home. They lived in the basement for years, building and paying for it as they went. I can still picture my Uncle Jack, who always got up before work, about 4 A.M., sitting at the kitchen counter drinking coffee, smoking and reading the paper. Over the years, we would visit when we could, which was not very often. I visited them with my own family a couple of times. My sons were not that much younger than my cousins, and the boys had lots of fun together. My last visit to see my uncle and aunt was when my uncle Jack was dying of brain cancer. My sister and I drove my mother and my sister’s two daughters back to Omaha. Although, it was a sad time, it was a happy time too; we were all together and it was a time to reminisce and listen to the family stories that my aunt, uncle and mother shared — and as always, lots of laughter and love. My Uncle Jack died July 6, 1981 and my aunt died also of brain cancer on January 27, 1986, she was living with her son Tom and his family at the time. I am very grateful for all the wonderful memories I have of them both. Jack Vernon SHAWHAN and Joyce Agnes HOFFMAN had the following children: 320 i. Jack Vernon “Buster”7 SHAWHAN , JR. was born December 8, 1948. 321 ii. Timothy John “Tex” SHAWHAN was born July 18, 1950. 322 iii. Thomas Ray “Moose” SHAWHAN was born May 15, 1952. 323 iv. Brad Eugene SHAWHAN was born February 17, 1954. 261. Harold Robert (H.R.)6 SHAWHAN , JR. (Harold Robert 170)155 was born in Hutchinson, KS October 18, 1921. He married Phyllis Ann RATHBUN in San Jose, CA, December 6, 1944. Phyllis was born April 2, 1923. A retired kindergarten teacher, Phyllis is now catching up on all of the reading she has always wanted to do. She also continues her love of music, dating from her personal history as an amateur singer. H.R. grew up in Glendale, CA and graduated from Pomona College in 1943 with a music degree and as a member of the track team. He then entered the Navy and was assigned as a Gunnery Officer to LST 280 which participated in the June 6, 1944 D-Day invasion of Normandy. His ship was hit by one of a spread of four torpedoes fired by a German sub, but limped back to England. He was then reassigned to an LST in the Pacific, where he trained for the invasion of Japan and weath- ered a terrible typhoon. After the War, he moved to New York City and earned a Master’s Degree in music from Columbia University. After many years as a Math and English teacher, he became a junior high school principal before retiring to enjoy his favorite pastimes of playing the piano and organ. He’s also pursuing a life-long desire to acquire books dealing with early American history, a natural entry into his delving into the heritage of the Shawhan Family. He and his son, Peter, have been very helpful in tracing their family tree limb. Harold Robert (H.R.) SHAWHAN, Jr. and Phyllis Ann RATHBUN had the following children: 324 i. Peter Brice7 SHAWHAN was born April 9, 1953. 325 ii. Stephen Scott SHAWHAN was born December 26, 1958. 262. Doris Elaine6 BENNETT (Clara Thelma SHAWHAN 171) was born in Glendale, CA January 30, 1925. She married John Wesley GIBBS in Davisville, RI, September 5, 1944. John was born in Denver, CO April 23, 1924. Doris Elaine BENNETT and John Wesley GIBBS had the following children: Susan Carley,7 born April 14, 1947; Mary Beth, born December 21, 1948; Cynthia Ann, born February 27, 1952; John Arthur, born March 19, 1957. 263. Donald Vellenoweth6 BENNETT (Clara Thelma SHAWHAN 171) was born in Glendale, CA April 29, 1928. He married Elizabeth Ann TONER October 24, 1950. Elizabeth was born May 23, 1930. Donald Vellenoweth BENNETT and Elizabeth Ann TONER had the following children: Kathryn Leslie,7 born May 19, 1953; Michael Vellenoweth, born November 10, 1955; Lisa Murray, born June 30, 1958; Mary Shawhan, born January 16, 1960. 264. James6 FOSTER (Ruth CALDWELL 173) was born about 1930. He married Diane UNKNOWN about 1951. Diane was born about 1930. James and Diane had three children – Jeffrey, Justin, and Joshua. 265. Thomas6 FOSTER (Ruth CALDWELL 173) was born about 1934. He married UNKNOWN. Thomas FOSTER had three children – Kim, Carolyn, and Christina. 266. Janice Marlene6 GLENN (Hazel CALDWELL 174) was born in near Idana, KS September 22, 1933. She married Bobby GIBSON in KS, October 24, 1954. Bobby was born in CA September 5, 1932.

--145-- Janice Marlene GLENN and Bobby GIBSON had the following child: 326 i. Ty Ralph7 GIBSON was born May 21, 1957. 267. Barbara6 CALDWELL (Glen 175) was born in KS November 3, 1936. She married twice. She married Milton E. SCOTT in KS, about 1962. Milton was born in KS. She married H. Paul HAUSCHILD December 24, 1970. He was born about 1935. Barbara and Milton E. SCOTT had one child, James Caldwell,7 born in KS March 4, 1965. 268. Lowell Raymond6 CALDWELL (Glen 175) was born in KS July 19, 1939. He married Margaret KIEFFER in KS, September 12, 1959. Margaret was born in Clyde, KS about 1939. Lowell Raymond CALDWELL and Margaret KIEFFER had the following children: Dawn,7 born January 28, 1961; Debra, born July 28, 1962. 269. Judith6 CALDWELL (Glen 175) was born in KS May 1, 1942. She married Larry FISHER in KS, June 17, 1962. Larry was born about 1941. Judith CALDWELL and Larry FISHER had the following children: Danny Glen,7 born in KS July 20, 1963--he married Shannon SMELSER, June 21, 1986 (Shannon was born about 1965); Kristin Joy, born in KS May 4, 1970. 270. Gary Floyd6 CALDWELL (Floyd 176) was born in KS June 22, 1940. He married twice. He married Sue COLP. He married Elaine ELLIOTT in KS, 1959. Elaine was born about 1940. Gary has been sheriff of Clay County, KS for many years. Gary Floyd CALDWELL and Elaine ELLIOTT had the following children: Sidney,7 born April 28, 1960; Christin, born June 16, 1964. 271. Larry Gene6 CALDWELL (Floyd 176) was born in KS June 11, 1942. He married twice. He married Robin MURPHY in KS, about 1966. Robin was born about 1944. He married Betty BOUNCE May 1985. Larry Gene CALDWELL and Robin MURPHY had the following children: Ronda,7 born April 27, 1967; Troy, born March 30, 1970; Jessie, born July 8, 1978. 272. Doyle Lee6 CALDWELL (Floyd 176) was born in KS August 1, 1954. He married Candy MOSEBERG in KS, March 3, 1979. Doyle Lee CALDWELL and Candy had the following children: Jennie Marie,7 born June 17, 1981; Lacey Elaine, born December 27, 1983. 273. David Charles6 RUNDLE (Helen CALDWELL 177) was born in KS January 14, 1946. He married LaDonna BALDESTON in KS, August 26, 1967. LaDonna was born August 5, 1947. David Charles RUNDLE and LaDonna BALDESTON had the following children: Christopher David,7 born April 1, 1971; Ra Nea, born May 8, 1973; Shawn, born August 7, 1975. 274. Roberta Joy6 RUNDLE (Helen CALDWELL 177) was born in KS March 5, 1948. She married LeRoy NEWELL October 2, 1966. LeRoy was born about 1947. Roberta Joy RUNDLE and LeRoy NEWELL had the following children: Dennis Lee,7 born October 12, 1968; Damon Lynn, born March 8, 1974. 275. Brenda Pearl6 GINGLES (Florence CALDWELL 178)156 was born in KS June 26, 1946. She married twice. She first married BERGMAN in KS, May 1965. He was born about 1944. She second married Frank FREY in KS, January 10, 1982. Frank was born about 1946. Brenda’s second husband, Frank Frey, adopted her two children from her first marriage. Brenda Pearl GINGLES and BERGMAN had the following children: Delyn A. BERGMAN7 FREY, born June 7, 1968; Connie Joe BERGMAN FREY, born March 25, 1974. 276. Allen Lynn6 CALDWELL (George Raymond 179) was born 1947. He married twice. He first married Paulette HUGHES about 1970. Paulette was born about 1948. Allen Lynn CALDWELL and Paulette HUGHES had one child, Lucretia,7 born November 12, 1971. He second married Joyce Marie FOWLER about 1976. Joyce was born in Corsicana, TX January 23, 1956. Allen Lynn CALDWELL and Joyce Marie FOWLER had the following children: Crystal Raylene, born in Rupert, ID September 1, 1977; Donald Anthony “Digger,” born in Town Falls, ID April 24, 1981; Dallas Troy, born in Burley, ID November 27, 1985. 277. Barry Kent6 CALDWELL (George Raymond 179) was born about 1950. He married Brenda Lee YOUNG February 14, 1982. Brenda was born about 1960. Barry Kent CALDWELL and Brenda Lee YOUNG had one child – Amber Dawn, born November 30, 1982. 278. Veryl Richard6 JAMES (Jessie Lysle BARCLAY 180) was born in KS September 12, 1936. He married Carol Ann HEDLIND May 4, 1963. Carol was born June 30, 1940. Veryl and Carol live on a farm in Exeter Twp., Clay County, KS; they took over the farm after Veryl’s father died. Carol has also worked for the C & W Rural Electric Co. as a cashier. The community they live in is called “Ladysmith”. Veryl Richard JAMES and Carol Ann HEDLIND had the following children: i. Derek Richard7 JAMES was born in KS April 26, 1965. He married Kara May BILLHYMER September 5, 1998. Kara was born about 1975. A graduate of Kansas State Univ., Derek is a fulltime farmer in Exeter Twp., KS. ii. Andrew Lysle JAMES was born in KS October 26, 1969. Andrew is an accountant for a computer programming company in Overland Park, KS.

--146-- 279. Alice Jane6 JAMES (Jessie Lysle BARCLAY 180) was born in KS October 1, 1941. She married Leland Oscar OHLDE August 30, 1963. Leland was born April 8, 1941. They had the following children: Rebecca Lea,7 born June 22, 1964; Susan Marie, born February 6, 1966. 280. Robert Dodson6 GERARDY (Dorothy Gertrude DODSON 181) was born in Clay Center, KS October 27, 1942. He married Georgia HARMONY in KS, June 18, 1966. Georgia was born about 1945. Georgia has worked for TWA for many years. Robert graduated from Kansas State and spent his working years in the trucking industry at Kansas City, MO. He also retains a farming interest in land in Clay County, KS. Robert Dodson GERARDY and Georgia HARMONY had the following children: i. Scott Robert7 GERARDY was born in KS August 5, 1968. Scott works for Social Security in Kansas City. ii. Steven Dale GERARDY was born in KS September 4, 1974. Steven graduated from the University of Missouri at Kansas City in 1997. 281. Marc Edward6 GERARDY (Dorothy Gertrude DODSON 181) was born in KS April 18, 1947. He married Deanna ADAMS in KS, August 23, 1969. Deanna was born about 1948. Marc Edward GERARDY and Deanna ADAMS had the following children: 327 i. Gina Marie7 GERARDY was born January 7, 1974. ii. Jill Suzanne GERARDY was born in KS May 29, 1977. 282. Charles Bertus “Chuck”6 DODSON (Charles Merrill 182) was born in Clay Center, KS December 21, 1945. He married Marlene PEDERSON January 14, 1967. Marlene was born October 5, 1946. Marlene is a nurse. Chuck attended McPhail School of Music in Minneapolis and subsequently received his degree in music from Mankato State University. He then spent three years in the Army with the Fifth Army Band. Upon his discharge he returned to Mankato and received his masters degree. He presently teaches music at Forest Lake, MN. Charles Bertus “Chuck” DODSON and Marlene PEDERSON had the following children: Brent Allan,7 born March 30, 1974; Chad Edward, born December 4, 1975. 283. Marilyn Diane6 DODSON (Charles Merrill 182) was born in Clay Center, KS June 22, 1949. She married John SUNDELL in KS, June 24, 1972. John was born August 8, 1951. John has his own insurance agency in Minnesota. Marilyn graduated from Hamline University in St. Paul in 1971 and received her Masters from Luther Seminary in 1996. She works with youth in the Episcopal Church in the Minnetonka, MN locale. Marilyn Diane DODSON and John SUNDELL had the following children: Eric John,7 SUNDELL was born in MN May 5, 1975; Jessica Erin, born in MN December 12, 1977.

Seventh Generation

284. Carolyn Ann7 GREEN (Frank Ellsworth 196) was born in Dupo, IL March 21, 1933. She married Melvin WEBSTER in Watseka, IL, April 9, 1951. Melvin was born in Watseka, IL February 1, 1932. Carolyn Ann GREEN and Melvin WEBSTER had the following children: 328 i. Cathy Jane8 WEBSTER was born October 22, 1952. 329 ii. Laurie Sue WEBSTER was born February 27, 1958. 330 iii. Mary Ann WEBSTER was born October 15, 1959. iv. Charles Allen WEBSTER was born August 17, 1961. v. Marion Daniel WEBSTER was born April 8, 1963. vi. Denise Kay WEBSTER was born September 14, 1964. vii. Penny Lee WEBSTER was born November 23, 1967. viii. Carroll Jean WEBSTER was born May 28, 1971. 285. Robert Dale7 BLOOMQUIST (Lucy Rebecca GREEN 197) was born in Dupo, IL January 22, 1930. He married Donna Angela BRICH January 1950. Donna was born in Neola, IA October 14, 1930. Robert Dale BLOOMQUIST and Donna Angela BRICH had the following children: Richard Dale,8 born in Watseka, IL July 22, 1950; Mary Angela, born in Watseka, IL January 22, 1952; Debra Lynn, born in Watseka, IL June 19, 1953; John Michael, born in Watseka, IL November 7, 1957; Thomas Richard, born in Charleston, IL February 13, 1958. 286. Helen Yvonne7 BLOOMQUIST (Lucy Rebecca GREEN 197) was born in Momence, IL August 28, 1931. She married Norris Lee LUSTFELDT July 12, 1952. Norris was born in Paxton, IL August 25, 1928. Helen Yvonne BLOOMQUIST and Norris Lee LUSTFELDT had the following children: Gordon Lee,8 born in Watseka, IL June 19, 1954; Michael Brian, born in Watseka, IL November 3, 1957; Christopher Lee, born in Watseka, IL October 4, 1961; Vincent Ross, born in Watseka, IL September 5, 1963. 287. Hilda Leeann7 BLOOMQUIST (Lucy Rebecca GREEN 197) was born in Momence, IL May 20, 1940. She married Robert RILEY in Kankakee, IL, October 1959. They had one child: Rebecca Ann,8 born in Watseka, IL

--147-- June 7, 1960. 288. Sondra June7 EUGE (Helen Nevada GREEN 198) was born in Dupo, IL June 7, 1936. She married Gene Edward SKIDMORE in Morganfield, KY, November 14, 1951. Gene was born in Vergens, IL September 22, 1927. Sondra and Gene had the following children: Sondra Jean,8 born in East Carondelet, IL May 15, 1953; Stanley David, born in East Carondelet, IL March 12, 1956; Doris Ann, born in East Carondelet, IL February 18, 1960. 289. Jeanette Lee7 EUGE (Helen Nevada GREEN 198) was born in Dupo, IL July 8, 1937. She married Robert Lee VANOVER in Waterloo, IA, February 23, 1955. Robert was born in Freemont, MO December 30, 1931. Jeanette Lee EUGE and Robert Lee VANOVER had the following children: Cindy Lynn,8 born in East Carondelet, IL January 25, 1956; Robert Dewayne, born in East Carondelet, IL August 2, 1957; William Louis, born in East Carondelet, IL December 22, 1958; Carol Ann, born in East Carondelet, IL May 23, 1960. 290. Henry Zeylon7 HOLLY , JR. (Effie Inez MCCULLEY 200) was born November 29, 1939. Henry had one child — Kevin8 HOLLY, born in Austin, TX November 6, 1960. 291. Iva Nell7 MCLEROY (Minnie ANDERSON 202) was born about 1926. She married William CROUT. Iva Nell MCLEROY and William CROUT had the following child: 331 i. William Lee8 CROUT. 292. Richard Aaron7 MCLEROY (Minnie ANDERSON 202) was born in Longview, TX September 12, 1928. He married Bobby Jean BARDWELL. Bobby was born April 12, 1930. They had three children – Richard, Randal, and Kay. 293. Colleen7 GREEN (Kisel 205) was born 1930. She married William M. MATTINGLY in Evansville, IN, about 1950. William was an F.B.I. agent. Colleen and William M. MATTINGLY had the following children: William8 and Dinah. She married Larry BIRD. Larry was born in French Lick, IN. Larry is the legendary Boston Celtic basketball star. 294. Sabra Sue7 GREEN (Kisel 205) was born about 1932. She married William ZURSTADT in Evansville, IN, about 1953. They had one child – John. 295. Gene7 DICKEY (Nellie Oleva GREEN 207) was born July 13, 1937. He married Nadine BARKLEY about 1959. Nadine was born about 1938. They had the following children: Alton Russell,8 born July 13, 1960; Lori Michaele, born September 10, 1962. 296. Clara Jane7 COOPER (Oleva LINDSAY 209) was born in Princeton, Gibson Co., IN July 11, 1932. She married Charles MCGREGOR in Princeton, Gibson Co., IN, March 20, 1955. Charles was born in IN about 1930. Charles is the son of William E. MCGREGOR. Charles graduated from the Indiana U. School of Law and became a practicing attorney. Clara graduated from the Indiana U. School of Education and taught school for a while in Dayton, OH. Clara Jane COOPER and Charles MCGREGOR had one child, Robin,8 born July 4, 1963. 297. Patricia Lou7 LINDSAY (Kenneth Gene 212) was born in Evansville, IN March 17, 1949. She married David Matthews SHAW in Evansville, IN, June 5, 1971. David was born in Washington, D. C. August 4, 1949. David is an attorney in Evansville, IN. Patricia and David had the following children: Valerie Lindsay,8 born in Evansville, IN March 15, 1975; Adam Lindsay, born in Evansville, IN March 12, 1977. 298. Michael Theodore7 LINDSAY (Kenneth Gene 212) was born in Evansville, IN March 9, 1951. He married Julia Ann BRAUN in Evansville, IN, November 24, 1971. Julia was born in Evansville, IN December 28, 1952. Michael attended the US Coast Guard Academy in New London, CT. He presently captains a factory trawler, the “Alaska Ocean”, one of the largest fishing vessels in the Pacific — its overall length is 376' and breadth is 60'. Michael Theodore LINDSAY and Julia Ann BRAUN had the following children: Amy Marie,8 born in Evansville, IN June 2, 1972; Michael John, born in Seattle, WA December 4, 1973; James Kenneth, born in Seattle, WA Decem- ber 31, 1976; Erika Ann, born in King Co., WA July 14, 1986. 299. Kevin Kenneth7 LINDSAY (Kenneth Gene 212) was born in Evansville, IN September 18, 1954. He married Laurie Paulette BEAVIN in Evansville, IN, April 20, 1974. Laurie was born in Evansville, IN September 8, 1956. Kevin spent four years in the US Coast Guard. After his discharge he has worked in deep sea trawler fishing out of Dutch Harbor, Alaska. They had one child, Shawn Stephen,8 born in Evansville, IN November 12, 1974. Shawn died January 15, 1975 in Dubuque, IA, at less than one year of age. 300. James Donald7 KNECHT (Norma Lail GUSTIN 215)157 was born in Muncie, Deleware Co., IN October 12, 1942. He married Barbara Kay BENTON July 20, 1960. Barbara was born in Muncie, IN February 5, 1944. Barbara died May 1978 at 34 years of age. James and Barbara had the following children: Terri Lee,8 born January 5, 1961; Tamara Lynn, born September 19, 1962; Toni Loraine, born May 5, 1964. 301. Sarah Ann7 KNECHT (Norma Lail GUSTIN 215)158 was born in Muncie, Deleware Co., IN January 9, 1944. She married Tyrone Lee JONES in Oak Park, IL, February 2, 1963. Tyrone was born in Baltimore, OH October 29, 1941. After graduation from Muncie Central High School in 1962, Sarah elected to go into the medical field,

--148-- eventually becoming a Histotechnologist, taking her training at the U. Of Chicago. After her divorce in 1971, she decided to head for California, with her two young sons, a cat, her guitar, and what few other things she could stuff in her car trunk. She formerly lived in Landers, CA, on 2 1/2 acres, with a horse and three cats, in a desert area that experienced a 7.6 earthquake in 1992; she has since moved to Los Gatos, CA. She works nearby, in a medical center. A very creative person, Sarah is a sometime poet and artist. A dedicated family researcher, Sarah has acquired numerous mementos from her heritage. These include a beautiful water color painted by Rozza Archer, Dr. John Lail’s hi-top baby shoes, a piece of Effie Newsom’s wedding dress, an afghan and bedspread crocheted by Effie, old pictures, family bibles, a trophy won by Mary Elizabeth Shawhan in an 1856 horse competition, and the canteen used by Wm. J. Newsom during his Civil War service. Sarah has many fond memories of both her gr-Aunt Bea and her gr-grandmother Effie, both of whom she knew well as a child. Sarah Ann KNECHT and Tyrone Lee JONES had the following children: 332 i. Mario Jeffrey8 JONES was born October 2, 1963. 333 ii. Erik Steven JONES was born December 12, 1966. 302. Linda Lou7 SHAWHAN (Jerry Dean 220) was born in Augsberg, Germany November 18, 1948. She married Kenneth WITCHER January 10, 1976. Kenneth was born about 1948. Linda is a Physician Assistant. Linda Lou SHAWHAN and Kenneth WITCHER had one child, Jonathan,8 born in Bakersfield, CA December 7, 1976. 303. James (Jimmy) Dean7 SHAWHAN (Jerry Dean 220) was born in Kaiserslautern, Germany September 18, 1964. He married Kerry Eileen KRAFT in Layton, UT, September 27, 1991. Kerry was born in Buffalo, NY March 10, 1963. Kerry has a BS Nursing degree and is presently an R.N. in a hospital’s ICU Dept. She also has two children, Eric and Rebecca, from a previous marriage. Jimmy has a degree in Biomedical Engineering; he is presently employed as a Computer Hardware/Software Technician in Utah. James (Jimmy) Dean SHAWHAN and Kerry Eileen KRAFT had one child — Jeffrey Dean,8 born in Ogden, UT January 5, 1993. 304. David Norris7 SHAWHAN (James Byron (Pat) 222)159 was born in Iowa Falls, IA November 29, 1948. David died April 22, 1989 in Moorhead, MN, at 40 years of age. He married twice. He married SANDRA 1976. He married LaDonna Rae HEINRICH April 28, 1983. LaDonna was born September 18, 1953. David obtained a Bachelors of Political Science Degree and Geological Engineering Degree from the Univ. of North Dakota and a Masters Degree in Human Resource Management, from Gonzaga Univ., in Washington. He became a career USAF officer, and died in an accident while still in the military. After his marriage to LaDonna, he adopted her two children from a previous marriage. David Norris SHAWHAN and LaDonna Rae HEINRICH had the following children: i. Sabin Thomas8 SHAWHAN was born September 7, 1974. Sabin’s natural father, Ronald Harolson, was Norwegian; his natural mother, LaDonna Heinrich, was German. He was adopted by David Shawhan in the Fall of 1983. Sabin is an Installation Supervisor for Maryland Sound, Inc., Baltimore, MD. He has an Associates Degree in Sound Engineering from the Full Sale Center for Recording Arts in Miami, FL. ii. Ryan Daniel SHAWHAN was born September 22, 1975. Ryan’s natural father, Ronald Harolson, was Norwegian; his natural mother, LaDonna Heinrich, was German. He was adopted in the Fall of 1983 by David Shawhan. He is currently a Commercial Diver for Dive International, Gulf of Mexico, Morgan City, LA. 305. Barbara7 SHAWHAN (James Byron (Pat) 222)160 was born in Black River Falls, WI March 15, 1954. She married Gary PERKEREWICZ in Grand Forks, ND, February 23, 1974. Gary was born in Drayton, ND October 22, 1952. Gary graduated from ND State School of Science with a degree in Mechanical Drafting. He is a subcontractor and is President of D&S Construction, Inc., which he owns. Barbara was Secretary/Bookkeeper for Hancock Enterprises, a small family-operated oil company. She has recently been promoted to being a Family trustee, handling the family business. She and her husband live in a farmhouse on 10 acres of land where they raise chickens. They also have 10 acres in the mountains where they are building their retirement cottage. They are big soccer fans as both of their boys play the sport. They have the following children: Zak,8 born in Scobey, MT January 16, 1978; Joey, born in Billings, MT January 26, 1981. 306. Kirk Stephen7 DICKEY (Richard Duane 223) was born in Des Moines, IA April 2, 1950. He married Genevieve Jannine “Jann” WILLIAMS. Genevieve was born in IA February 18, 1950. Jann graduated from Iowa State University with a degree in Graphic Arts She is now employed by Meredith Publishing. Kirk graduated from the U. of Iowa with a degree in Business Administration. He’s currently in the construction field. Kirk Stephen DICKEY and Genevieve Jannine “Jann” WILLIAMS had the following children: Ryan Williams,8 born in Johnston, IA August 3, 1988; Kate Elizabeth, born January 23, 1990. 307. Rebecca Ann7 SHAWHAN (Luther Dale 225) was born in Des Moines, IA May 9, 1960. She married James HASTINGS in IA, about 1980. James was born October 13, 1964. James is a driver for Fairway Stores. Rebecca

--149-- Ann SHAWHAN and James HASTINGS had the following children: Melissa Marie,8 born in Madrid, IA May 9, 1981; Sara Ann, born in Madrid, IA May 9, 1981. 308. June Marie7 KIRKLAND (Linda Mae SHAWHAN 227) was born in Panama City, FL June 1, 1966. She married Brian Scott DOUGAN in Panama City, FL, August 8, 1992. Brian was born in Highland Park, IL July 28, 1955. Brian’s father was the founder and owner of Lithoid, Inc., a printing and publishing company in Highland Park, NJ. He sold his business and retired to Homossassa Springs, FL. Brian was brought up in the printing business and is now employed by Rose Publishing Company in Tallahassee, FL, as a Planner/Estimator. He is a graduate of Bucknell U. in Lewisburg, PA, with a BSBA in Management. June graduated from the American College for Applied Arts, in Atlanta, GA, with a B. A. in Commercial Art. While in Atlanta, June did some free-lancing. She now paints at her Tallahassee, FL home in her free time, for her own personal enjoyment. June Marie KIRKLAND and Brian Scott DOUGAN had one child, Brandon Scott,8 born in Tallahassee, FL May 20, 1993. 309. Richard Joseph7 SHAWHAN (Bruce Duncan 228) was born in Racine, WI April 9, 1968. He married Kara Denise DAHL in Racine, WI, September 28, 1991. Kara was born February 2, 1968. Kara and Richard were high school sweethearts. She is now a free lance Court Reporter for Brown & Jones, in Milwaukee, WI. Rich manages the meat department for Kohls Grocery Store. He enjoys his family, bowling, golf, and softball. Richard Joseph SHAWHAN and Kara Denise DAHL had the following children: Kaitlyn Kari,8 born October 20, 1992; Cody Christopher, born May 19, 1994; Lauren Ashley, born August 4, 1996. 310. Margery Patricia “Pat”7 TREVILLYAN (Howard A. “Hat” 231) was born December 9, 1931. She married Robert ROMINE. “Pat” and Robert had one child – Sean. 311. Marilyn7 GOODWIN (Mable TREVILLYAN 232) was born in Des Moines, IA May 13, 1933. Marilyn died November 15, 1972 in New Orleans, LA, at 39 years of age. She married Robert “Bucky” HAMMOND about 1964. Marilyn is buried in St. Roch Cem., St. Bernard Parish, LA. Marilyn GOODWIN and Robert “Bucky” HAMMOND had the following child: 334 i. Julie8 HAMMOND was born July 18, 1965. 312. Thomas Howard7 GOODWIN (Mable TREVILLYAN 232) was born in Des Moines, IA May 6, 1935. He married Shirley Marie OSBORN in Council Bluffs, IA, June 15, 1955. Shirley was born in Omaha, NE December 19, 1935. Shirley is the daughter of Donald Admiral OSBORN and Adeline Melrose GOSLIN. Shirley and Tom met while both were working in the data entry room at Cudahy Meat Packing Plant in Omaha, NE — they were working part time while attending the University of Omaha. They subsequently moved to Houston, TX where Tom found employment with Gulf Oil Corporation. Their family was transferred from Houston to Tulsa, OK, Denver, CO, and Danville, CA. Gulf was bought out by Chevron Oil Corp. in 1984. In 1986 Chevron offered early retire- ment packages and Tom retired at age 51; Tom and Shirley returned to Omaha to be near family. Shirley is the genealogist of this branch of the Shawhan tree; she has been extremely helpful in capturing the necessary data and photos, using her computer expertise. Thomas Howard GOODWIN and Shirley Marie OSBORN had the following children: 335 i. Kevin Howard8 GOODWIN was born June 12, 1960. 336 ii. Stacie Marie GOODWIN was born August 31, 1964. iii. Donica Ann GOODWIN was born in Houston, TX February 19, 1966. She married Patrick Daniel FLYNN, JR. in Omaha, NE, September 26, 1987. 313. Penelope “Penny”7 PARSONS (Daisy Grace TREVILLYAN 233) was born in Des Moines, IA June 13, 1946. She married James HYNEK Sr. in Omaha, NE, June 20, 1964. James was born in Omaha, Douglas Co., NE February 20, 1945. Penelope “Penny” PARSONS and James HYNEK, Sr. had the following children: 337 i. James8 HYNEK, JR. was born March 4, 1969. 338 ii. Christine HYNEK was born August 21, 1971. 314. Fred Howard7 PARSONS (Daisy Grace TREVILLYAN 233) was born in Des Moines, IA January 12, 1947. He married Katherine Antoniette COLDANGHISE in Omaha, NE, November 11, 1977. Katherine was born in Omaha, Douglas Co., NE March 9, 1956. They had one child, Franklin Anthony,8 born in Omaha, Douglas Co., NE February 9, 1980. 315. Linda Carol7 SHAWN (Stephen Loveland 247)161 was born in St. Petersburg, FL November 19, 1966. She married Robert ASTLE September 1988. Robert was born about 1965. Linda spends a great deal of time volun- teering in her daughter’s school and activities. She currently works as a Manager in a Country Club in Mesa, AZ. Linda Carol SHAWN and Robert ASTLE had one child, Chanara Brittany,8 born in Mesa, AZ November 7, 1988. Academically inclined, she enjoys school. She is a girl scout and is also a big collector of Beeny Babies. 316. Lynn Ellen7 KREHBIEL (Donald Edward 249) was born in Santa Monica, CA August 11, 1956. She married

--150-- Richard MAY October 1980. Richard was born about 1955. Lynn is an accountant. Lynn Ellen KREHBIEL and Richard MAY had the following children: Andrew Kevin,8 born in San Luis Obispo, CA May 13, 1988; Erin Elizabeth, born in San Luis Obispo, CA February 13, 1991. 317. Kathleen Ellen7 GULDNER (William Eugene (Bill) 258) was born in Los Angeles, CA July 22, 1943. She married twice. She married DOTY about 1966. She married David AILMAN 1986. David was born about 1943. Kathleen has spent her career in the telephone business, initially with Pacific Telephone Co., and, after the breakup of the Bell System, with AT&T where she worked in the Customer Services Dept. She is the mother of Todd Lewis Doty, b. 29 Aug. 1967, a son by her former husband. For relaxation, Kathleen enjoys gardening and taking care of her numerous cats. 318. Juliann Elizabeth7 GILES (Clara Elizabeth (Betty) SHAWHAN 259)162 was born in Los Angeles, CA August 24, 1939. She married three times. She married Gary Ward TIMMERMAN in Las Vegas, NV, November 4, 1956. She married William Donald RANKIN in Pico Rivera, CA, March 2, 1968. She married Oliver Gilbert CLARKE in Oroville, CA, May 20, 1992. Oliver was born in Mcminnville, OR April 18, 1935. At the moment of her birth, Julianns’s mother always said that there was a shooting star that fell from the heavens; her comment may have been based on what happened when she was seven months pregnant with Juliann, when she had to have her appendix removed, a very dangerous operation in such a situation, to both the mother and the unborn child. Juliann was born at her maternal grandparents home, a four-plex at the Univ. of California, Los Angeles Campus. She attended elementary school in Los Angeles and high school in Pico Rivera, where she was a cheerleader, an honor student, and Homecoming Queen. Upon graduation she married her high school sweetheart, Gary Timmerman. She worked for several trucking companies. Her second marriage was to a high school principal, William Rankin. She also went back to school, earning an A.A. in Anthropology/Archaeology from Rio Hindo College. The family moved to northern California, in the beautiful resort town of Lake Almanor, where Juliann taught at Chester High School. Relocating to Durham, CA, she attained a M.A. in Anthropology from California State College in Chico. In 1986 Juliann earned a Masters degree in Library Science from San Jose State Univ. and now works as a librarian at California State U. In 1992 she married Oliver Clarke, a retired high school physics, math, and computer teacher. She enjoys reading, gardening, and traveling — she has visited all fifty states, Canada, the British Isles, the Ameri- cas, Japan, Russia, and China. She is also a recent member of the D.A.R. NOTE: Juliann has been an enthusiastic contributor to this Shawhan Family History project, providing vital statistics, bios, photos, etc. — the author much appreciates her support! Juliann Elizabeth GILES and Gary Ward TIMMERMAN had the following children: 339 i. Mark Richard Ward8 TIMMERMAN was born June 6, 1957. 340 ii. Michael William TIMMERMAN was born September 16, 1958. 319. Patricia Ruth7 GILES (Clara Elizabeth (Betty) SHAWHAN 259)163 was born in Los Angeles, CA September 23, 1944. She married Lyle Edward RIMER in Pico Rivera, Los Angeles Co., CA, August 8, 1964. Lyle was born in Topeka, KS June 12, 1941. Lyle retired in 1998 from Lucky Market as a frozen food clerk. Patricia was given her middle name from her maternal grandmother, Ruth Haynes Shawhan. Patricia attended elementary and high school in Pico Rivera, CA, then went to Mount San Antonio Junior College. She first went to work for Rex Chain Belt Company, where she met Lyle Rimer. She is presently employed as a butcher for Ralph’s Market; she was one of the first women butchers in California when she started in 1971. Patricia and Lyle own a home in Cerritos, CA and enjoy all types of water sports; they share this enthusiasm with their children and grandchildren. Patricia Ruth GILES and Lyle Edward RIMER had the following children: 341 i. Wendy Renee “Pooh”8 RIMER was born April 13, 1967. ii. Heather Lynn “Feather” RIMER was born in Norwalk, CA July 5, 1969. Heather partici- pated in the Occu event in Customer Service. 320. Jack Vernon “Buster”7 SHAWHAN , JR. (Jack Vernon 260) was born in Omaha, NE December 8, 1948. He married Linda Lorraine DROSS in San Diego, CA, October 31, 1969. Linda was born in Omaha, NE November 6, 1949. Linda works as an Artist/Designer. Jack served in the US Navy during the period 1968-1972. In civilian life he’s an Engineering Senior Designer/Planner. Jack Vernon “Buster” SHAWHAN, Jr. and Linda Lorraine DROSS had the following children: Christopher Lee,8 born in Jacksonville, FL August 15, 1970; Kimberly Lynn, born in Omaha, NE June 2, 1973--she married Harvey LEACH; Matthew Adam, born in Arlington, TX April 3, 1979. 321. Timothy John “Tex”7 SHAWHAN (Jack Vernon 260) was born in Los Angeles, CA July 18, 1950. He married Mary Kay LARSEN in Omaha, NE, November 6, 1976. Mary was born in Omaha, NE July 7, 1953. Mary works as a Printer. Tim served in the US Navy, submarines, during the period 1969-1971. In civilian life he’s a Construction Supervisor. “Tex” and Mary Kay had one child – Neal Anthony, born May 25, 1974. 322. Thomas Ray “Moose”7 SHAWHAN (Jack Vernon 260) was born in Los Angeles, CA May 15, 1952. He

--151-- married Donna Marie PETERS in Omaha, NE, June 24, 1972. Donna was born in Omaha, NE February 24, 1952. Donna works in Marketing/Advertising. Thomas is a Teacher/Coach. Thomas Ray “Moose” SHAWHAN and Donna Marie PETERS had the following children: Renee Marie,8 born in Omaha, NE November 1, 1974--she married Hampton HUDDLESTON; Nicole Marie, born in Omaha, NE July 7, 1977. 323. Brad Eugene7 SHAWHAN (Jack Vernon 260) was born in Los Angeles, CA February 17, 1954. He married Myrna AMARAL in Ft. Hood, TX, June 30, 1975. Myrna was born in Ponce, Puerto Rico June 4, 1953. Myrna works in Telecommunications. Brad served in the US Army, in the 1970s, in Korea and at Ft. Hood, TX, after which he joined the US Postal Service in the Atlanta, GA area. He has also been active in trying to find out the details surrounding an alleged debt incurred by George Washington from a Shawhan ancestral relative, Joseph Ball, who died, intestate, in PA in 1821; supposedly, if they ever cleared up the estate, there would be a sizeable amount of money to be distributed to descendants. Brad and Myrna had the following children: Brad Eugene,8 Jr., born in Junction City, KS June 1, 1977; Jessica, born in Heidelberg, Germany March 22, 1979. 324. Peter Brice7 SHAWHAN (Harold Robert (H.R.) 261)164 was born in NY, NY April 9, 1953. He married Joanne PARNES in NY, 1978. Joanne was born January 17, 1953. Joanne is a high school librarian. She, like the rest of her family, is very computer literate and applies her knowledge both professionally and in personal contacts. Joanne and her husband, Peter, find it very difficult to gain access to their PC at home — both of their sons are fervent users. Born in NYC, Peter grew up living in Yonkers, NY. Early on interested in flying, he obtained his glider pilot’s license at the age of 16. He graduated from Columbia Univ. in 1975 and from Fordham Law School in 1978. Peter is presently an attorney working for the State of New York DOT. He’s an avid historian, tracks his family genealogy, and stays abreast of what Shawhans are doing across the USA. He’s also quite active with his sons, encouraging their academic and extracurricular activities. — rocketry is one of their interests. Both boys also play an instrument — Mark the trombone and Andy the trumpet; Judo and debate teams are likewise on their agenda. Peter Brice SHAWHAN and Joanne PARNES had the following children: Mark Harold,8 born in Albany, NY September 18, 1983; Andrew Paul, born in Albany, NY December 17, 1985. 325. Stephen Scott7 SHAWHAN (Harold Robert (H.R.) 261) was born in NY December 26, 1958. He married Kathryn NELSON in Bear Mtn, NY, July 7, 1990. Stephen played high school football as well as playing the guitar. He later attended Washington U. in St. Louis. Stephen Scott SHAWHAN and Kathryn NELSON had the following children: Damon,8 born in NY November 20, 1990; Sarah, born in Milford, NJ May 12, 1993. 326. Ty Ralph7 GIBSON (Janice Marlene GLENN 266) was born in Abilene, KS May 21, 1957. He married Annette DEPEW in KS, November 8, 1980. Annette was born in Abilene, KS August 27, 1962. Ty and Annette had one child — Kelsy Nicole8 GIBSON, born in KS December 27, 1985. 327. Gina Marie7 GERARDY (Marc Edward 281) was born in KS January 7, 1974. She married Phil TRIVETTE about 1995. Phil was born about 1973. They had one child – Cole.

Eighth Generation

328. Cathy Jane8 WEBSTER (Carolyn Ann GREEN 284) was born in Portsmouth, VA October 22, 1952. She married Junior COUCH in Marseilles, IL, June 24, 1972. Cathy Jane WEBSTER and Jr. COUCH had the following children: Kimberly Lynn,9 born October 2, 1974; Andrew Darrell, born April 5, 1976; Rocky Dean, born December 18, 1977; Steven Edward, born September 29, 1979. 329. Laurie Sue8 WEBSTER (Carolyn Ann GREEN 284) was born in Watseka, IL February 27, 1958. She married Hulen MOORE in Black Rock, AR, June 22, 1977. Laurie Sue WEBSTER and Hulen MOORE had the following children: Kerrie Lee,9 born in Black Rock, AR June 30, 1978; Gary Joe, born in Black Rock, AR July 4, 1979. 330. Mary Ann8 WEBSTER (Carolyn Ann GREEN 284) was born in Watseka, IL October 15, 1959. She married Billy BEASLEY in Black Rock, AR, January 18, 1978. Mary Ann WEBSTER and Billy BEASLEY had the following children: Billy Dean,9 born in Black Rock, AR February 6, 1978; Derek, born in Black Rock, AR Decem- ber 2, 1979. 331. William Lee8 CROUT (Iva Nell MCLEROY 291) He married Tricka. William Lee CROUT and Tricka had one child — James Miichael9 CROUT. 332. Mario Jeffrey8 JONES (Sarah Ann KNECHT 301) was born in Great Lakes, IL October 2, 1963. He married twice. He married Pamela Gwen BERUBE in Bishop, CA, June 29, 1985. Pamela was born in Bishop, CA May 17, 1962. He married Alice CATZ in Jamaica, March 11, 1996. Alice was born in New York, NY. Mario Jeffrey JONES and Pamela Gwen BERUBE had one child, Mitchell Cameron,9 born March 4, 1993. 333. Erik Steven8 JONES (Sarah Ann KNECHT 301) was born December 12, 1966. He married Lauralee MENCUM in Las Vegas, NV, January 2, 1990. Lauralee was born September 8, 1962. Erik Steven JONES and

--152-- Lauralee MENCUM had one child, Madison Taylor (Maddie),9 born in Lancaster, PA September 21, 1992. 334. Julie8 HAMMOND (Marilyn GOODWIN 311) was born in Manhatten, NY July 18, 1965. She married Keny GRIFFITH in Reno, NV, August 8, 1985. Keny was born in Mt. Vernon. OH October 16, 1966. Julie HAMMOND and Keny GRIFFITH had the following children: Kyle,9 born in Oakland Naval Base, CA April 15, 1986; Courtney, born in Oakland Naval Base, CA July 2, 1988; Cody Alexander, born in Omaha, NE January 18, 1995. 335. Kevin Howard8 GOODWIN (Thomas Howard 312) was born in Houston, TX June 12, 1960. He married twice. He first married Gail Marie PAYNE in Oklahoma City, OK, May 2, 1981. Gail was born December 13, 1961. Kevin Howard GOODWIN and Gail Marie PAYNE had the following children: Jacob Howard,9 born in Oklahoma City, OK September 22, 1983; Anthony Vaughan “Tony”, born in Oklahoma City, OK June 25, 1985. He second married Liliana Patricia OCAMPO April 12, 1996. Liliana was born February 18, 1975. Kevin Howard GOODWIN and Liliana Patricia OCAMPO had one child, Ashlynn Josefina, born July 30, 1996. 336. Stacie Marie8 GOODWIN (Thomas Howard 312) was born in Houston, TX August 31, 1964. She married Steven David GEHL in Sioux Falls, SD, October 19, 1992. Steven was born December 20, 1963. Stacie’s son, Colin, was adopted by Steven. Stacie and Steven had the following children: Colin Grant Goodwin,9 born in Denver, CO September 12, 1984; Jordan Lacy, born in Omaha, NE September 12, 1988 (Jordan is Steve’s daughter from a previous relationship); Tyler David, born in Omaha, NE April 25, 1995. 337. James8 HYNEK, JR. (Penelope “Penny” PARSONS 313) was born in Omaha, Douglas Co., NE March 4, 1969. He married JANICE in Omaha, NE, about 1986. They had the following children: Jennifer,9 born in Omaha, Douglas Co., NE August 14, 1987; Heather Ann, born in Omaha, Douglas Co., NE September 12, 1988. 338. Christine8 HYNEK (Penelope “Penny” PARSONS 313) was born in Omaha, Douglas Co., NE August 21, 1971. She married Peter MAGLICIC in Omaha, NE, about 1993. Christine HYNEK and Peter MAGLICIC had the following children: Taylor,9 born in Omaha, Douglas Co., NE February 7, 1995; Collyn, born in Omaha, Douglas Co., NE December 7, 1995. 339. Mark Richard Ward8 TIMMERMAN (Juliann Elizabeth GILES 318) was born in Monterey Park, CA June 6, 1957. He married Vicki Yvonne CROSS in Anchorage, Alaska, May 4, 1984. Vicki was born in Twin Falls, ID March 29, 1950. A contractor, Mark accepted as his stepchildren Vicki’s children from a previous marriage. Mark Richard Ward TIMMERMAN and Vicki Yvonne CROSS had the following children: 342 i. Patricia Dawn9 SHIPPY was born June 27, 1969. 343 ii. Kenneth Korey SHIPPY was born April 2, 1971. 344 iii. Nikole Lee SHIPPY was born July 30, 1977. 340. Michael William8 TIMMERMAN (Juliann Elizabeth GILES 318) was born in Hollywood, CA September 16, 1958. He married Cynthia Kathleen SHARP in Anchorage, Alaska, April 1, 1983. Cynthia was born in Chewelah, WA, April 6, 1960. Michael is a Plant Manager at the E. C. Phillips & Son Processing and Cold Storage Plant. Michael William TIMMERMAN and Cynthia Kathleen SHARP had the following children: Ryan Michael,9 born in Anchorage, Alaska October 1, 1983; Kyle Tyler, born in Anchorage, Alaska November 16, 1984; Caylee Diane, born in Bothel, WA February 16, 1988. 341. Wendy Renee “Pooh”8 RIMER (Patricia Ruth GILES 319) was born in Whittier, CA April 13, 1967. She married William Charles CURRLIN in CA, October 21, 1989. William was born in San Francisco, CA April 24, 1967. Wendy works as a Research Support Rep. They had the following children: Justin William,9 born in Walnut Creek, CA May 3, 1992; Christian Jordan, born in La Palma, CA March 10, 1995.

Ninth Generation

342. Patricia Dawn9 SHIPPY (Mark Richard Ward TIMMERMAN 339) was born in Spokane, WA June 27, 1969. She married Jeffrey DENNY. Patricia Dawn SHIPPY and Jeffrey DENNY had the following children: Ashley Dawn,10 born in Spokane, WA October 23, 1987; Haley Nikole, born in Spokane, WA April 25, 1991; Jeffrey Jr., born in Chico, CA August 17, 1992. 343. Kenneth Korey9 SHIPPY (Mark Richard Ward TIMMERMAN 339) was born in Spokane, WA April 2, 1971. He married Janelle TRUAX. Kenneth Korey SHIPPY and Janelle TRUAX had one child, Koreyelle Deanne,10 born in Spokane, WA October 18, 1996. 344. Nikole Lee9 SHIPPY (Mark Richard Ward TIMMERMAN 339) was born in Spokane, WA July 30, 1977. Nikole Lee SHIPPY had one child: Kylie Nikole MUNOZ,10 born in Chico, CA June 24, 1997.

--153-- ENDNOTES

1. Wm. G. Hills, Genealogy Notes - The Shawhan Family - Vol. I, p. 127-171 (Chevy Chase, MD, 1939, by author), (hereafter cited as Wm. G. Hills “Notes”, Genealogy Notes). 2. Rush County, IN Estate Records, August Term, 1851 . (hereafter cited as Rush Co., IN, Estate Records). 3. Mason Co., KY Marriage Bonds . (hereafter cited as Mason Co., KY, Marriage Records). 4. Rush Co., IN Fairview Cemetery Tombstone Inscriptions . (hereafter cited as Rush Co., IN, Tombstone Inscriptions). 5. Ken Lindsay Genealogy Notes, 1964-1997, re Descendants of Darby Shawhan . (hereafter cited as Ken Lindsay, Genealogy Notes); and Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy, Authors Nell Downing Norton and Marie Perrin Lemley, 1944, (hereafter cited as Lemley-Norton, Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy). 6. Compendium of Ameican Genealogy, Vol. VII, by Virkus, c 1942, pp 726-785 . (hereafter cited as Compendium,, American Genealogy). 7. Lemley-Norton, Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy. 8. Lemley-Norton, Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy. 9. Ken Lindsay, Genealogy Notes; and Tombstone Inscription, Walnut Hills Cem., Clay Twp., Pike Co., IN . (hereafter cited as Tombstone Inscription, Walnut Hills Cem.). 10. Mason Co., KY, Marriage Records. 11. Family Records of Wiliam Henry Shawhan . (hereafter cited as Family Records, Wm. Henry Shawhan). 12. Pike Co., IN Marriage Records . (hereafter cited as Pike Co., IN, Marriage Records). 13. Ken Lindsay, Genealogy Notes. 14. Ken Lindsay, Genealogy Notes. 15. “Shawhan Genealogy”, by Rozza Archer, 1934. . (hereafter cited as Shawhan Genealogy, Rozza Archer). 16. Lemley-Norton, Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy. 17. Interviews and correspondence with Robt. Fleming Shawhan desc., incl. Ken, Maude Lang, Osa, Marjorie Schultz, Jean, Charles, Helen Hoagland, Linda Mae, and Shirley Goodwin, 1980s & 1990s. . (hereafter cited as Interviews/Correspondence, Desc. of Robt. Flem. Shawhan); and Lemley-Norton, Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy. 18. “History of Keokuk Co., IA”, pub. 1880, re Benj. P. and Jos. H. Shawhan., (hereafter cited as History of Keokuk Co, IA, Re Shawhans). 19. Marriage Lic. Benjamin P. Shawhan - Maria Lowe, by Jos. Jackson, J.P., Rush Co., IN, May 7, 1837. . (hereafter cited as Marriage License, Benj. Shawhan/Maria Lowe). 20. Interviews and Correspondence with Benj. P. Shawhan desc., incl. “H.R”, Peter, Harry Hubert, Peggy Shawhan; Billie Jean Guldner, Don Krehbiel. . (hereafter cited as Interviews, Desc. Benj. P. Shawhan). 21. History of Pike & Dubois Counties, IN, Goodspeed Bros. Co., Chicago, 1885 . (hereafter cited as Goodspeed, History of Pike Co.); and Ken Lindsay, Genealogy Notes. 22. Ken Lindsay, Genealogy Notes. 23. Ken Lindsay, Genealogy Notes. 24. Tombstone Inscriptions, I.O.O.F. Cem., Clay Twp., Pike Co., IN . (hereafter cited as Tombstone Inscriptions, I.O.O.F. Cem. Pike Co., IN). 25. Gibson Co., IN Marriage Records, Princeton, IN . (hereafter cited as Gibson Co, IN, Marriage Records). 26. Pike Co., IN, Marriage Records. 27. Goodspeed, History of Pike Co.. 28. Pike Co., IN Circuit Court Records, Causes 2346, 2428, filed 1867 . (hereafter cited as Pike Co. Circuit CT., Green/ Shawhan). 29. Lemley-Norton, Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy. 30. Lemley-Norton, Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy; and Shawhan Genealogy, Rozza Archer. 31. Lemley-Norton, Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy; and Shawhan Genealogy, Rozza Archer. 32. Lemley-Norton, Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy. 33. Shawhan Genealogy, Rozza Archer. 34. Ken Lindsay, Genealogy Notes. 35. Lemley-Norton, Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy. 36. Interviews/Correspondence, Desc. of Robt. Flem. Shawhan. 37. Death Certificate - Minor Shawhan, State of Colorado,, #3290, dtd Mar. 22, 1923., (hereafter cited as Death Certificate, Minor Shawhan); and Obit - Minor Shawhan, Humboldt, NE newspaper, March 1923 . (hereafter cited as Obit, Minor Shawhan). 38. Interviews/Correspondence, Desc. of Robt. Flem. Shawhan. 39. Bible Entries - George William Shawhan, b. 1842, held by Maude Lang Shawhan., (hereafter cited as Bible Entries, George Wm. Shawhan). 40. Interviews/Correspondence, Desc. of Robt. Flem. Shawhan. 41. Interviews/Correspondence, Desc. of Robt. Flem. Shawhan. 42. Family Notes - by John MacDonald, 1988, to Ron Shawhan . (hereafter cited as Family Notes, John MacDonald); and

--154-- Interviews/Correspondence, Desc. of Robt. Flem. Shawhan. 43. Birth Certificate - Lillie May Shawhan, Aug. 1883, Prairie City, Jasper Co., IA, (hereafter cited as Birth Certificate, Lillie Mae Shawhan). 44. History of Keokuk Co, IA, Re Shawhans. 45. Death Register - Jos.Henry Shawhan, Canyon Co., ID, pg. 39, No. 866. . (hereafter cited as Death Register, Jos. Henry Shawhan); and Obit - Joseph H. Shawhan, Payette Enterprise, April 1911. . (hereafter cited as Obit, Jos. H. Shawhan). 46. Marriage Record - Jos. H. Shawhan Mary Adeline Jackson, Keokuk Co., IA, Book 2B., (hereafter cited as Marriage Record, Jos. H. Shawhan/Mary A. Jackson). 47. Invitation, 50th Anniversary, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph H. Shawhan., (hereafter cited as Anniversary Invitation, Mr. & Mrs. Jos. H. Shawhan). 48. Death Certificate - Mary Adeline Jackson Shawhan, April 27, 1930, Los Angeles, CA Dept. of Public Health., (hereafter cited as Death Certificate, Mary A. Shawhan). 49. Interviews, Desc. Benj. P. Shawhan; “Roster of Iowa Soldiers in the War of the Rebellion”, V. II, p. 684. . (hereafter cited as Iowa Soldiers in the Civil War, Daniel Wm. Shawhan); Obit - Daniel Wm. Shawhan, Keokuk Co., IA newspaper. . (hereafter cited as Obit, Daniel W. Shawhan); and Daniel Wm. Shawhan & Mary Shawhan “1914 Golden Wedding” announcement, Iowa Newspaper., (hereafter cited as Wedding Anniversary, Danl. Wm. & Mary Shawhan). 50. Death Certificate - Mary Clubb Shawhan, July 10, 1924, Los Angeles, CA Dept. of Public Health. . (hereafter cited as Death Certificate, Mary Clubb Shawhan). 51. Genealogy Notes - “Caldwell Shawhan Ancestry”, by Charles Merrill Dodson, 1997. . (hereafter cited as Genealogy Notes, Charles Dodson). 52. Lemley-Norton, Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy. 53. Ken Lindsay, Genealogy Notes. 54. Ken Lindsay, Genealogy Notes. 55. Ken Lindsay, Genealogy Notes. 56. Ken Lindsay, Genealogy Notes. 57. Ken Lindsay, Genealogy Notes. 58. Genealogy Notes of Mary E. Boehm, Vacaville, CA . (hereafter cited as Genealogy Notes, Mary E. Boehm). 59. Shawhan Genealogy, Rozza Archer. 60. Shawhan Genealogy, Rozza Archer. 61. Shawhan Genealogy, Rozza Archer. 62. Shawhan Genealogy, Rozza Archer. 63. Shawhan Genealogy, Rozza Archer. 64. Shawhan Genealogy, Rozza Archer. 65. Genealogy Notes - Robert Garrett Shawhan, Interviews and Correspondence, 1980s-1990s., with Ron Shawhan. . (hereafter cited as Genealogy Notes, Robert Garrett Shawhan). 66. Genealogy Notes, Robert Garrett Shawhan. 67. Ken Lindsay, Genealogy Notes. 68. Who’s Who of American Women, re Narcissa Tayloe Maupin Shawhan (hereafter cited as “Who’s Who”, American Women). 69. Ken Lindsay, Genealogy Notes. 70. Ken Lindsay, Genealogy Notes. 71. Interviews/Correspondence, Desc. of Robt. Flem. Shawhan. 72. Obit - Joseph Henry Shawhan, Humboldt, NE newspaper, April 1963. . (hereafter cited as Obit, Joseph Shawhan). 73. Interviews/Correspondence, Desc. of Robt. Flem. Shawhan. 74. Interviews/Correspondence, Desc. of Robt. Flem. Shawhan. 75. Birth Certificate, Lillie Mae Shawhan. 76. Death Certificate - Lillian S. McDonald, Nov. 3, 1961, San Diego, CA Dept. of Public Health., (hereafter cited as Death Certificate, Lillian S. McDonald). 77. Birth Certificate - Joseph McDonald, April 20, 1882, Inverness Co., Scotland., (hereafter cited as Birth Certificate, Joseph McDonald). 78. Family Notes, John MacDonald. 79. Death Certificate - Joseph MacDonald, Feb. 15, 1948, San Diego, CA Dept. of Public health., (hereafter cited as Death Certificate, Joseph MacDonald). 80. Interviews/Correspondence, Desc. of Robt. Flem. Shawhan. 81. Interviews, Desc. Benj. P. Shawhan. 82. Obit - Mrs. B. P. Shawhan, July 1930., (hereafter cited as Obit, Mrs. B. P. Shawhan). 83. Interviews, Desc. Benj. P. Shawhan. 84. Death Certificate - Helen Shawhan Folk, dtd Jan. 27, 1986., (hereafter cited as Death Certificate, Helen Shawhan Folk). 85. Interviews, Desc. Benj. P. Shawhan. 86. Memorial Service - Rev. Henry H.Shawhan, First Pres. Church, Danville, IL, June 1952. . (hereafter cited as Memorial Service, Rev. Henry H. Shawhan).

--155-- 87. Interviews, Desc. Benj. P. Shawhan. 88. Interviews, Desc. Benj. P. Shawhan. 89. Glenn E. Shawhan Death Certificate, State of Idaho, #3310, Sept. 3, 1948., (hereafter cited as Death Certificate, Glenn E. Shawhan). 90. Marriage License - Glenn Shawhan - Margaret Wright, Boise, ID, #533, May 2, 1906. . (hereafter cited as Marriage License, Glenn Shawhan/Margaret Wright). 91. Margaret Wright, Birth Certificate, McHenry Co., IL, Book 1, p. 89, Aug. 31, 1881. (hereafter cited as Birth Certificate, Margaret Wright). 92. Margaret H. (Wright) Shawhan, Death Certificate, Sate of Idaho, #117134, nampa, ID, Dec. 7, 1939. (hereafter cited as Death Certificate, Margaret H. Shawhan). 93. Mary Margaret Shawhan, Birth Certificate, State of Idaho, Canyon Co., City of Nampa, #83360. (hereafter cited as Birth Certificate, Mary Margaret Shawhan). 94. Interviews, Desc. Benj. P. Shawhan. 95. Interviews, Desc. Benj. P. Shawhan. 96. Interviews, Desc. Benj. P. Shawhan. 97. Genealogy Notes, Charles Dodson. 98. Genealogy Notes, Charles Dodson. 99. Genealogy Notes, Charles Dodson. 100. Genealogy Notes, Charles Dodson. 101. Genealogy Notes, Charles Dodson. 102. Ken Lindsay, Genealogy Notes. 103. Ken Lindsay, Genealogy Notes. 104. Ken Lindsay, Genealogy Notes. 105. Ken Lindsay, Genealogy Notes. 106. Genealogy Notes - Sarah Knecht Jones, 1998. . (hereafter cited as Genealogy Notes, Sarah Knecht). 107. Shawhan Genealogy, Rozza Archer. 108. Shawhan Genealogy, Rozza Archer. 109. Shawhan Genealogy, Rozza Archer. 110. Genealogy Notes, Robert Garrett Shawhan. 111. Genealogy Notes, Robert Garrett Shawhan; and Obit - Abijah Fox, New York Times, Sept. 12, 1980, (hereafter cited as Obit, Abijah Fox). 112. Genealogy Notes, Robert Garrett Shawhan. 113. Ken Lindsay, Genealogy Notes. 114. Editor and Publisher Magazine article dtd Sep. 11, 1948, p. 24, re Ralph “Casey” Shawhan, (hereafter cited as Editor & Publisher Mag., Re “Casey” Shawhan). 115. Obit - Donald Brooks Shawhan, Humboldt, NE newspaper, Sept. 1936 . (hereafter cited as Obit, Donald Brooks Shawhan). 116. Interviews/Correspondence, Desc. of Robt. Flem. Shawhan. 117. Family Notes, John MacDonald. 118. Genealogy Nortes - Heather Shawn Dombrosky, 1998. . (hereafter cited as Genealogy Notes, Heather Shawn Dombrosky). 119. Interviews, Desc. Benj. P. Shawhan. 120. Interviews, Desc. Benj. P. Shawhan. 121. Death Certificate - Willard Wood Shawhan, Sylvan, WA, #1013, Dec. 3, 1953. . (hereafter cited as Death Certificate, Willard Wood Shawhan). 122. Marriage License - Willard W. Shawhan Vivian Miller, Canyon Co., ID, Book 18, pg. 295. . (hereafter cited as Marriage License, Willard Shawhan/Vivian Miller). 123. Interviews, Desc. Benj. P. Shawhan. 124. Interviews, Desc. Benj. P. Shawhan. 125. Interviews, Desc. Benj. P. Shawhan. 126. Birth Certificate, Mary Margaret Shawhan. 127. Marriage License - Richard Kneidl Mary Margaret Shawhan, Sep. 11, 1943, Tarrant Co., TX. . (hereafter cited as Marriage License, Richard Kneidl/Mary M. Shawhan). 128. Obit — Arletta Shawhan Moore, San Luis Obispo Telegram, July 21, 1990. . (hereafter cited as Obit, Arletta (Shwhan) Moore). 129. Interviews, Desc. Benj. P. Shawhan. 130. Genealogy Notes - Juliann Elizabeth Giles, 1998, to Ron Shawhan. . (hereafter cited as Genealogy Notes, Juliann Giles). 131. Genealogy Notes, Juliann Giles. 132. Interviews, Desc. Benj. P. Shawhan. 133. Genealogy Notes, Charles Dodson. 134. Genealogy Notes, Charles Dodson. 135. Genealogy Notes, Charles Dodson.

--156-- 136. Genealogy Notes, Charles Dodson. 137. Genealogy Notes, Charles Dodson. 138. Genealogy Notes, Charles Dodson. 139. Genealogy Notes, Charles Dodson. 140. Genealogy Notes, Charles Dodson. 141. Ken Lindsay, Genealogy Notes. 142. Ken Lindsay, Genealogy Notes. 143. Ken Lindsay, Genealogy Notes. 144. Ken Lindsay, Genealogy Notes. 145. Genealogy Notes, Sarah Knecht. 146. Genealogy Notes - Jerry Dean Shawhan, to Ron Shawhan, 1988. . (hereafter cited as Genealogy Notes, Jerry Dean Shawhan). 147. Obit - James B. “Pat” Shawhan, Grand Forks, ND newspaper, August 1997. . (hereafter cited as Obit, James B. “Pat” Shawhan). 148. Genealogy Notes, Heather Shawn Dombrosky. 149. Genealogy Notes, Heather Shawn Dombrosky. 150. Genealogy Notes - Carl Shawhan, . (hereafter cited as Genealogy Notes, Carl Shawhan). 151. Interviews, Desc. Benj. P. Shawhan. 152. Genealogy Notes, Juliann Giles. 153. Genealogy Notes, Juliann Giles. 154. Genealogy Notes, Juliann Giles. 155. Interviews, Desc. Benj. P. Shawhan. 156. Genealogy Notes, Charles Dodson. 157. Genealogy Notes, Sarah Knecht. 158. Genealogy Notes, Sarah Knecht. 159. Interviews/Correspondence, Desc. of Robt. Flem. Shawhan. 160. Interviews/Correspondence, Desc. of Robt. Flem. Shawhan. 161. Genealogy Notes, Heather Shawn Dombrosky. 162. Genealogy Notes, Juliann Giles. 163. Genealogy Notes, Juliann Giles. 164. Interviews, Desc. Benj. P. Shawhan.

--157-- The Descendants of John Shawhan (1771-1845) By Robert E. Francis and Ronald T. Shawhan

John Shawhan, the fourth child of Daniel Shawhan (1738-1791) and Margaret Bell (1742->1810), was born in Hampshire County, Virginia, on October 23, 1771. Shortly after his birth, the family moved to Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. It is recorded that his father purchased 640 acres six miles out of Fort Pitt, in the vicinity of the Old Mt. Lebanon Presbyterian Church, a section now called Carnegie, Pa., but then called St. Clair Township.1 It was here that Daniel Shawhan established the Shawhan tradition of whiskey making by producing “Monongahala” rye whiskey.2 He and his sons were quite successful in this business until the growing unrest of what eventuated in the Whiskey Rebellion forced him to pull up stakes and travel with some members of his family down the Ohio river to what was then western Virginia, present-day Kentucky. One son, Robert, and a daughter, Eliza- beth, remained behind. Robert continued distilling whiskey and became a footnote in the history books.3 Daniel’s family arrived in Bourbon County, Virginia, about July, 1788.4 The Shawhans settled about 6 miles north of present day Paris, Kentucky, and set about establishing their whiskey business. Only three years into the new venture, Daniel Shawhan died on May 11, 1791. John and Daniel III continued in their father’s footsteps, eventually turning the fledgling operation into a successful family business. Daniel Shawhan III eventually moved to Rush County, Indiana. John was joined in the business by his younger brother Joseph. In 1793, John fell in love with and married Margaret “Peggy” McCune, the daughter of the neighboring farmer, William McCune.5 John lived on the 130 acres of land of his father Daniel , taking care of his widowed mother Margaret (Bell) Shawhan, his sisters and young brothers. He cleared the land about the house and made improvements and raised crops toward their support. Shortly after 1809, his mother and youngest brother Joseph went to live together near an

Mount Carmel Christian Church Cynthiana Road, north of Paris, Kentucky

This exceptionally handsome and well- preserved Greek Revival Church is dated 1859 on the sandstone plaque centered in the broad pediment over the pair of entrances. The stone foundations form an effective base and there is a deep brick entablature below the roof. The facade is articulated by freely spaced wide pilasters, which are paired at the ends, with a gap in the center between those flanking the doorways. The large windows, forming five bays divided by similar pilasters on the sides, have plain plank lintels. Although the glass has recently been replaced, they retain the original twelve-over-twelve pane sash. According to Perrin, the building was erected about 1822-23, and only remodelled in 1859. The congregation was formed after a camp meeting in 1818 by five members of the old Stonermouth Presbyterian Church near Ruddles Mills who had been denounced from the' pulpit by their pastor for attending the famous Cane Ridge revival of 1801 (BB- 284). Early preachers at the Mt. Carmel church included many noted ecclesiastics, including both Barton W. Stone (BB- 21 on the Little Rock-Jacksonville Road) and Alexander Campbell. The congregation is still active and responsible for the excellent condition of the church building. There is a possibility the Mt. Carmel church was designed and built by John Giltner, who also was responsible for the 1857-58 Paris Christian Church, the former Antioch Christian Church, and others in the county. It is likely that his son, Rev. William S. Giltner, at one time an architect and builder, assisted in the construction of the churches. In proportion, articulation by pilasters, base, and entablature, and fine brickwork, the Paris church bears definite resem- blance to the Mt. Carmel Church, although the latter lacks the Federal holdovers of the Paris design. Perrin, p. 150; cf. Butler, "First Christian Church," pp. 27-30.

--158-- improvement set up by John’s brother Daniel, after John married and had several children of his own.6 In some of the early deeds of Bourbon County, John spelled his name in the old way, Shaughen, and these deeds show that the McCunes and the Shawhans had adjoining land; “William McCune to John Shaughen, for consider- ation five shillings and for divers goods caused hereto moving, land on Townsend adjoining land to said McCune, John McClure, heirs of Robert Bell, and heirs of Daniel Shaughen, containing 38 acres. December 20, 1802.” And again in “William McCune to John McClure in consideration of 42 pounds, deeds 33 acres in Bourbon County, Ky., bounded by lines of John Shaughen’s line and Jos. Ren’s line, January 22, 1807.”7 We are fortunate to have a recorded incident which sheds light on the character and person of John Shawhan. John was a member of the Stonermouth Presbyterian church in nearby Ruddle’s Mill, Kentucky. Beginning on August 3, 1801, the Rev. Barton Stone, an Anglican priest, began a week of preaching that became known as the “Great Revival” at the Cane Ridge Meeting House, just east of present day Paris, Kentucky. John and four other men—William Bodkin, John Brown, Nathan Sellers,8 Mr. Vennerman—attended the revival. We read these words from a Bourbon County, Kentucky, historian:

“John Shawhan was a large man with a tendency to be blonde; his personality such that he had followers of uncommon intelligence. He was a member of the Older Stoner Mouth Presbyte- rian Church and was one of the five men denounced from the pulpit by their pastor, Rev. Samuel Reynolds, for attending the revival of the Rev. Barton Stone at Cane Ridge in 1801 when the Christian Church was formed. A camp meeting was afterward held on John Shawhan’s farm about 1818, and from the converts of that camp the present Mt. Carmel Church was formed.”9 “John Shawhan and his colleagues in the whiskey business were the object of the following denunciation by those against the Great Revival: “As expected, the crowd drew many unrepenting sinners. There were whiskey dealers who carried on a lucrative business…”10

The present day Mt. Carmel church is located on land deeded to the church by John Shawhan.11 It was near this location that the Shawhan’s originally established their distillery. A favorite old family legend claims that, when the family first came to Bourbon County, Daniel stopped and drank from a limestone spring which ran behind the Mt. Carmel church. He reportedly told his wife that “this water would make good whiskey” and bought 20 acres of land upon which to build his distillery.12 The census of 1810 reports John Shawhan as having three boys and two daughters under 10, two children from 10-16, two family members from 26-45, and one family member 45 and up. It is presumed from this that his mother was with him at this time and either a sister or sister-in-law.13 John Shawhan served in the War of 1812 in Captain James Johnson’s Company, 3rd Regiment, Kentucky Mounted Militia. He enlisted on September 1, 1812 and served to October 15, 1812. In 1822, William Pugh Chiles brought a suit against John. It is a very interesting document in that it provides a great deal of information about the Shawhan family. (NOTE: Refer to Vol. II, p. 364 for an excerpt from this suit.-- REF) John eventually turned his business over to his son Daniel “Casher Dan” Shawhan. Daniel, along with his uncle Joseph, expanded the business by shipping the whiskey by flatboats down the Ohio and Mississippi to New Orleans. The nickname “Casher Dan” was given to Daniel because he conducted all his business dealings in cash. John Shawhan died April 5, 1845, and his will was dated March 7th and proved April 7, 1845. John’s will is as follows:14

“In the name of God Amen, I, John Shawhan of the County of Bourbon and State of Kentucky, do make, ordain and declare this my last will and testament. “Item 1st—When life is no more with me I commend my sole (sic) to Almighty God that gave it and my body to be decently buried. “2nd—After my Decease I wish all debts to be punctually paid. “3rd—After the payment of my debts, I wish all my property to be kept together during wife Margaret Shawhan’s natural lifetime and I wish her to have the benefit of the hole (sic) of my land and negroes and all personal estate, as long as she remains my widow. If she should ever marry again, she is then in that case, restricted to her thirds during her lifetime and at her death, it is my wish that my son Daniel Shawhan shall have the preference of buying my place that I now live on, thought to be 180 acres, at a fair price and I wish him to have five annual payments on it, and I desire it shall not be put at Public Auction without it is

--159-- Daniel’s wish to have it done, I just wish him to have it at a fair price and to make the thing more plain, I here give my reason for wishing him to have it. I don’t wish it to go out of the family and thinking from the present prospect of things at this time he will be better prepared, to buy it than any of my other children and at or after my wife Margaret’s death, I wish all negroes and whatever be of my personal estate and the proceeds of the land, equally divided among all my children. Daniel to have an equal part with all the rest of the children of the hole estate, real and personal and furthermore I wish it understood that whereas I have paid a considerable amount of money for my son Joseph Shawhan to Noah Spears, Hugh (initial) Brent, Calip Morris and Joseph Shawhan, Guardian for Mays (may be “Ways”) heirs, and other small debts to dependent persons, which will show on my books, also the notes with what I have applied, where he was principal and I was security with all the interest up so paid by me, I furthermore state that he must account for the above mentioned debts and money paid by me for him on said debts further than up to the time that I paid the debts which will show on the Book and if he should fall behind with my estate and the business is entirely round up, I don’t want my Executor or any of the rest of my heirs to compel him to pay anything back to the estate. “Furthermore it is my wish and desire that if any of my negroes should become turbulent or ungovernable in the family that my Executor shall sell such negro for the best price that can obtain for it or them and account for the money with interest therein or the estate as above mentioned. “Furthermore I wish and desire my daughter Susan Allison to have my home here with her Mother in the same way she has heretofore with me as long as she remain single, free of any charge. “Furthermore I wish my Executor to finish a wall that I have begun around the Graveyard and it is my wish and desire that in all sales, transfers, or change of hands or property, the said Graveyard shall be reserved from Sale or from any other use other than a burying ground. “Furthermore and lastly, I appoint my son Daniel Shawhan, my Executor of this my last will and testament, Given under my hand and seal this 7th day of Mar 1845.” —John Shawhan

Attest: Joseph Shawhan

P.B. Furthermore on reflection I have thought it proper to name in addition to the above that it is my wish as I have full confidence in my son Daniel, that he shall not be bound to give security on the administration on my estate this haveing (sic) always for sometime back been my intention but omitted letting it until it was closed but thought of it immediately afterwards, And it is my wish and desire, that it shall have the same affect annext here below as if it was in the above body of my will I also have set my hand and seal this 7th March 1845. John Shawhan (seal) attest Joseph Shawhan, Sr. Sam,l Ewalt

At the April term of the County Court of Bourbon County Kentucky on the seventh day of April 1845 this last will and testament of John Shawhan Deceased was produced and proved in open court by the oaths of Joseph Shawhan, Sr. and Sam,l Ewalt the subscribing witnesses thereto is ordered to record, ______Tho- mas P. Smith Clerk of said Court the date above. Tho. P. Smith clk J. M. Smith (?)

Margaret (McCune) Shawhan died March 24, 1857; her will dated March 29, 1855 and probated April 6, 1857 (W.B. P. 638). Among others she mentions her daughter Margaret Reading (the spelling is given in error as “Redding”).

Margaret Shawhan Will15

In the name of God Amen. I Margaret Shawhan of the County of Bourbon and State of Kentucky, do hereby make and Constitute this my last Will and Testament. Item 1st. When life is no more with me I wish my body to be decently buried and all my funeral expenses

--160-- paid and also all my just debts if any there be, to be punctually paid which I know at this time is very few and none of magnitude. Item 2nd. Whereas my husband John Shawhan deceased, did by will leave and give to me the use and benefit the whole of his land and negroes during my lifetime or so long as I remained his widow to have the whole benefit of the said land and negroes and all his personal Estate, and as I have managed so as I think there will be something left to which I have made off of the place and negroes since the death of my husband, which consists of cash notes and personal property—and I do hereby dispose of the whole of my Estate in the following manner, to wit: I give and bequeth to my Grandson John Shawhan who is the son of my son Jos. Shawhan deceased fifty dollars. And the balance of my Estate whatever it may be equally divided amongst my Children and Grand Children as here named. Daniel Shawhan, Wm. M. Shawhan, John L. Shawhan and Elizabeth Smith, Margaret Redding (sic), Nancy Rush, and whereas my Daughter Susan Allison has three daughters, and whereas I believe my daughter Susan has disposed of her property by will or deed of conveyance and cut off her two oldest daughters with a very small portion of her estate, as I have been informed, therefore I give and bequeth unto my daughter Susan ten dollars. The balance of the one seventh part of my Estate I give to my two Grand daughters, namely, Amanda Smith and Margaret Hinkson who is the daughters of Susan Allison, to be equally divided between the above named Amanda Smith and Margaret Hinkson. That is they are to have one seventh part of my Estate after the ten dollars which I have given daughter Susan is taken from the seventh part of whatever it may be, the remainder I give to my two above named grand daughters—And furthermore I appoint my friend and brother-in-law Jos Shawhan my Executor of this my last Will and Testament. Given under my hand and seal this 29th day of March 1855, att Jno. L. Shawhan Henry Ewalt

Margaret (her mark) Shawhan (seal)

Bourbon County Court April Term, April 6th 1857. This last Will and Testament of Margaret Shawhan dec’d was this day produced and proved in open court by the oath of John L. Shawhan and Henry C. Ewalt. Attesting witnesses thereto having been sworn by Jos. Shawhan the Executor therein named is ordered to record. Witness H.J. Brown Clerk of said Court the date above. H.J. Brown Clerk

Both John Shawhan and Margaret “Peggy” McCune are buried in the John Shawhan family cemetery.16

POSTSCRIPT

The children of John Shawhan and Peggy McCune are presented extensively in this genealogy. Refer to the Table of Contents for their names and order of presentation.

ENDNOTES 1 Isobel Madsen records that “the property (as of 1951) was still in the hands of the family under the name of ‘Shawhan Place.’” (Madsen, p. 11.) This reference has recently been verified through e-mail correspondence with Mr. Dale Patterson, a descendant of Robert BELL and Agnes FLEMING (the parents of John Shawhan’s mother Margaret Bell). Mr. Patterson writes (in an e-mail message dated October 13, 1998): “I had always heard that Margaret and her family had moved on past Carnegie to Kentucky with several of the Bell brothers, but someone from that family came back at some time and settled, because at the base of the hill, close to where James and Johns’ (sons of Robert Bell) claims touched each other, there was a small section of Carnegie that has always been known as Shawhan’s Hill. Dad remembers his grandfather saying that one of them came back, and John sold them a little piece of his property. I’m not certain who it was that came though, but I know that one little section is still referred to (by the old timers), as Shawhan Hill.” 2 This tradition remained in the family until the Prohibition. The Shawhan family recipe continued to be produced

--161-- until the middle 1970’s. Refer to my article “The History of Bourbon Whiskey and the Shawhans” in Volume II, p. 89, for a thorough treatment of this subject. 3 Robert Shawhan is mentioned as one of the whiskey producers who agreed to pay the hated excise tax on whiskey. He and some other compliant men were the subject of animosity, having their barns burned. 4 Filson Club Publication No. 27, page 121––petition No. 57 a request of the inhabitants of Bourbon Co. for the establishment of a town at Bourbon C. H. lists the names of DANIEL SHAWHAN, Daniel Shawhan, Jr., and John Shawhan, July 1788. Reported in The Kentuckian-Citizen, Paris, Ky. Tuesday, March 28, 1944, p. 2. 5 Refer to the essay “The Biography of William McCune” for further information about the McCune family. 6 Hills, William G.; Shawhan, Violet Romer; Norton, Nell Downing; Lemley, Marie Perrin. “Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy,” p. 32. 7 Suit-File Box 733, Bourbon County Circuit Court. 8 Walter E. Langsam, William Gus Johnson, Historic Architecture of Bourbon County, Kentucky, Paris, Kentucky: The Kentucky Heritage Council, 1985, p. 59. 9 History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed. by William Henry Perrin, O. L. Baskin & Co., Chicago, 1882. p. 150 10 Philip Ardery, Heroes and Horses: Tales of the Bluegrass, The University Press of Kentucky, 1996, p. 103. 11 Bourbon County Deed Book Y, p. 135. 12 “The Shawhan Distillery” by Mildred L. Shawhan, an article published in a the Jackson County (Missouri) Historical Society, p. 10. Refer also to Dorothy Butler’s newspaper article titled “Lone Jack Once Famous for Whiskey and Tobacco” in an unnamed publication. The article was sent to me by Zac Shawhan II, a descendant of John Shawhan through his son Daniel “Casher Dan” Shawhan. 13 “Shawhan, Smith, Chandler, Madsen (1699-1951)” compiled by Isobel Chandler Madsen, p. 14. 14 “Will of John Shawhan,” Will Book M—pp. 291-292, Bourbon County Court House, Paris, Kentucky. Refer to the appendix “Will of John Shawhan” for a copy of the original document. 15 “M. Shawhan Will,” Bourbon County, Kentucky Will Book P. pp. 638-639. 16 The location of this family cemetery is 5.5 miles north of Paris, Kentucky, on State Highway 27. It sits just behind the current Custom Wood Products company. Earlier genealogies listed the cemetery on the farm of Tom Hollandon. Refer to Vol. II, p. 284, for a thorough updated listing of the John Shawhan family cemetery.

--162-- The Descendants of Margaret Shawhan (1797-1860) by Robert E. Francis

First Generation ______

1. Margaret Bell SHAWHAN, daughter of John SHAWHAN (1771-1845) & Margaret “Peggy” McCUNE (1775- 1857). Born on 11 Nov 1797. Margaret Bell died on 18 May 1860; she was 62. On 11 Jan., 1816, Margaret married her first cousin William READING, son of George READING, Jr., and Nancy McCUNE. Born on 9 Oct 1792 in Bourbon Co., KY. William served in the War of 1812. William died in Pike Co., MO on 2 Sep 1868; he was 75. Buried in Old Grassy Creek Cemetery. Just north of Louisiana, Missouri. In 1820, the Reading family moved from Bourbon County, Kentucky to Pike County, Missouri. They traveled via keel boat, by way of the Ohio and Mississippi rivers. Before making the trip with his family, William had already scouted the land that he wished to purchase. William chose choice farm land and eventually became the largest land owner in Pike County, owning over two thousand acres of land. As with the custom of the day, he was a slave owner. He kept the land until his death and offered portions of it to his wife’s family.1 A sketch of William Reading is provided in Goodspeed’s The History of Pike County, Missouri, which reads: “Among the pioneers of Pike county who by their own energy and strict attention to business won a high position in society, there are none more worthy of space in history than the subject of this sketch. He was born in Bourbon county, Kentucky, October 9, 1792, where he was reared on a farm and educated in the subscription schools of the time. He was married January 11, 1816, to Miss Margaret Shawhan, a native of Bourbon county, Kentucky, born February 11, 1787. In 1820 he immigrated to Pike County, Missouri, where he settled in Buffalo township, on the farm where his youngest son (Lafayette) now lives. He purchased the claim of a man by the name of Yedder, and afterwards entered the land. He, from time to time, purchased other lands until he became one of the largest land-owners in the county, having a landed estate of over 2,000 acres. He was a man of liberal views, and by honest and upright dealing won a large circle of warm and true friends. After living in Pike county about fourteen years he persuaded his father and mother to leave their home in Kentucky and come and settle in this new and prosperous young country. George Reading, his father, was born December 8, 1761, and Nancy, the mother, was born November 25, 1771. Settling on a part of our subject’s farm, where he lived until the death of his wife, which occurred in 1842, he then went to Clark county, Missouri, where he died at a ripe old age. William and Margaret Reading were the parents of eight children, all of whom have grown up and held high positions in society. Probably no family in the county are held in higher esteem than the Reading family. He and his wife were members of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. He always took an interest in educational matters, and gave his children all the advantages possible in that early day. His wife died in 2 1860, and our subject followed eight years later.” The Reading family’s influence in Pike County, Missouri, can still be witnessed today. The small village of

--163-- Reading, located in the southeastern section of Peno township, began as a trading point named for William Reading. William’s son, John, became one of Reading’s first postmasters. A second landmark to bear the Reading name is Reading Station, Missouri. Reading Station, still listed on plat maps of Pike County, is located in northern Buffalo township. It once had a station for the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad, located about three miles south- west of the Reading Post Office. In that vicinity were several homes and a store. The small community of Reading has slowly faded away over the years. Margaret Shawhan is described by family researcher Isobel Chandler Madsen as “. . . a person of great tact and determination, and she liked to have her family around her, and they loved her and enjoyed being near her. She and her sister Nancy were very close. Their history intertwines in interesting ways. The sisters were married one day 3 apart; Margaret on January 11, 1812 and Nancy the next day.” Years later Nancy would marry Margaret’s wid- owed husband, William Reading. Madsen relates a personal note about an heirloom Margaret gave to a family member. “Before she died, Margaret Shawhan Reading gave her topaz and gold earrings, large loops with a large topaz, a bracelet and belt buckle that matched, to her granddaughter Loucetta Downing, and these–as of 1951–were in possession of Clara Williamson, a granddaughter of Loucetta. The unset topaz which was given to Nancy Smith by her grandmother Nancy Shawhan Smith (Rush, Reading), was said to have been Margaret Shawhan Reading’s birthstones, and it was in 1923 upon the occasion of Nancy Smith’s (Hinkson, Vanarsdale) last visit, given to her niece and Margaret Shawhan Reading’s namesake, Margaret Smith Chandler, and set into a ring for her birthday by her daughter Isobel 4 Chandler Madsen. In 1939, the ring was handed on to Anne Page Chandler.” They had the following children: 2 i. Margaret Ann (1817-1876) 3 ii. Rebecca (1819-) 4 iii. John Shannon (1821-1899) 5 iv. Nancy (1822-) 6 v. Elizabeth (1825-1910) 5 vi. George. Born on 11 Feb 1827. George died on 2 Jul 1831; he was 4. 7 vii. William “Billie” (1829-1920) viii. Daniel. Born on 23 May 1831. Daniel died on 31 May 1831. 6 ix. Joseph. Born on 17 Nov 1832. Joseph died on 1 Oct 1836; he was 3. 7 x. daughter. Born on 18 Oct 1835. daughter died on 18 Oct 1835. 8 xi. Jay (1837-) 9 xii. Lafayette (1842-) xiii. Niel. On 25 Mar 1861 when William was 68, he second married Nancy SHAWHAN, daughter of John SHAWHAN (1771-1845) & Margaret “Peggy” McCUNE (1775-1857). Born on 10 Oct 1799 in Bourbon, County, Kentucky. Nancy died in Pike County, Mo. on 1 Jan 1878; she was 78. For more information about Nancy SHAWHAN, refer to “The Descendants of Nancy SHAWHAN and Nicholas SMITH” in this volume.

Second Generation

2. Margaret Ann READING. Born on 7 Feb 1817 in Bourbon Co., Kentucky. Margaret Ann died in Pike Co., MO on 8 Sep 1876; she was 59. Buried in Mt. Pisgah Church Graveyard near Downing farm, Pike Co., Mo. Margaret travelled with her parents from Kentucky to Missouri. She went to school in Pike Co. and fell in love with and married, 26 Mar 1835, her teacher, William Casey Downing, son of James DOWNING & Martha CASEY, 8 in Pike Co., Mo., the Rev. J. W. Campbell, officiating. Born on 11 Dec 1812 in Kentucky. William Casey died in Bowling Green, Missouri on 23 Feb 1894; he was 81. William Casey Downing was educated at Jacksonville, Illinois (college); was a Lecturer for “the Grange,” 9 Public Administrator, Pike Co., MO, 1856/58; farmer and large cattle raiser. He owned a 1000 acres of land; was a 10 Ruling Elder in the Cumberland Presbyterian Church for 45 years. On September 1, 1835, William Reading and Margaret his wife, “for and in consideration of the natural love and affection we have for our son-in-law William C. Downing” convey to him 80 a. of land, the same land patented 11 to William Reading June 1, 1829. On March 19, 1861, William Reading deeded to his daughter, Margaret Ann 12 Downing 564 acres of land “as part of her disposition share in my estate on a final settlement of same.” They had the following children: 10 i. Loucetta (1836-1887) 11 ii. William Reading (1837-1925)

--164-- iii. John James. Born on 2 May 1839. With Gen. Stirling Price, killed at battle of Helena, Ark. John James died in Helena, Arkansas on 4 Jul 1863; he was 24. 12 iv. Joseph Columbus (1841-) v. Rebecca Ann Reading. Born on 20 Jan 1843. Rebecca Ann Reading died on 20 Dec 1914; she was 71. She was unmarried. vi. Benjamin Franklin. Born on 14 Nov 1844. Benjamin Franklin died on 18 Aug 1945; he was 100. 13 vii. George Washington (1846-1922) 14 viii. Samuel Casey (1848-1893) 15 ix. Thomas Jefferson (1851-1930) 16 x. Margaret Docia (1854-1922) 17 xi. Andrew Jackson (1856-) 18 xii. Martha Susan (1858-1923) 19 xiii. Nancy Minta (1862-) 13 3. Rebecca READING. Born on 8 Mar 1819. On 25 Aug 1836 when Rebecca was 17, she married Thomas R. WILSON, in Pike Co., MO. They had the following children: Charles, John, and Nannie. Nannie married C. T. RAMSEY and the family lived in Kahokia, Clark Co., MO 14 4. John Shannon READING. Born on 18 Feb 1821. John Shannon died on 31 Dec 1899; he was 78. On 28 Oct 1841 when John Shannon was 20, he married Mahala Ann NALLEY, daughter of Hezekiah NALLEY & Susannah. Born on 10 May 1820. Mahala Ann died on 22 Oct 1903; she was 83. A sketch of John READING is found in Goodspeed’s A History of Pike County: John Reading, farmer and stock-raiser, post-office Reading, Buffalo township, the eldest son of William and Margaret Reading, was born in Pike county, Missouri, February 18, 1821. He was here reared and educated. His youth war, spent in assisting his father in the management of the farm, and attending the subscription schools in the winter, living with his parents until he was twenty years of age, when lie was married, October 28, 1841, to Miss Mahala A. Nalley, a native of Virginia. They had six children, five now living: William (deceased), T. E., James L., Susan, Cynthia, and N. T. In 1842 his father gave him 160 acres of land, there being, only about twelve acres cleared, the balance being timber. He built a house and set about improving his farm, which he did in a most energetic manner, and has now a fine farm of 300 acres of good land under a high state of cultivation, in fact one of the best farms in the township. His residence is a large two-story brick-house, built in 1877, forty by fifty-four feet in size, at a cost of $3,500, and is beautifully located oil an eminence, commanding a fine view of the country for miles around. He and his wife have been members of the M. E. Church for more than forty years. He has been postmaster of Reading since 1868.15 “Their (John and Mahala’s) home was a large two-story brick on the Franfort-Louisiana road, Pike,Co., Mo., in 16 the ‘Grassy Creek’ neighborhood, now occupied and owned by a granddaughter, Jennie Rule Reading.” They had the following children: i. William D.. Born on 1 Oct 1842. William D. died on 31 Jul 1869; he was 26. ii. Theopolus Erastus. Born on 23 Sep 1845. Theopolus Erastus died in 1906; he was 60. 17 Theopolus Erastus married Angelette JOHNSON and the family moved to Eureka Springs, Arkansas. 20 iii. James Lafayette (1847-1897) 21 iv. Susannah Margaret (1850-1931) 22 v. Cynthia Ann (1857-1892) 23 vi. Narcissus Tippett (1855-1935) vii. John Henley. Born on 2 May 1857. John Henley died on 14 May 1880; he was 23. 5. Nancy READING. Born on 16 Dec 1822 in Pike Co., Mo. Nancy first married William Davis BIGGS. They had two children, William and Margaret. Margaret married SMITH.. On 1 Nov 1846 when Nancy was 23, she second married B. Franklin DOWNING, son of James DOWNING & Martha CASEY. Born on 9 Nov 1824. B. Franklin died on 15 Feb 1902; he was 77. They had the following children: 24 i. James (<1851-) ii. Mary Elizabeth. Born on 4 Oct 1858. Mary Elizabeth died on 26 Oct 1877; she was 19. Buried in Bowling Green, Mo. Mary Elizabeth married Joseph H. REYNOLDS. 25 iii. Louemma 26 iv. Martha Ann (1851-1891) v. Susan Cordelia. Born on 4 Apr 1855 in Pike Co., Mo. She died unmarried at the home of her niece, Mrs. W. C. Downing, Hannial, Mo., Dec. 10, 1941, leaving four nieces: Mrs. C.E. York, Blackwell, 18 Oklahoma; Mrs. J.F. Wolf, Ralls Co., Mo.; Mrs. W.C. Downing, Hannibal; Mrs. Albert Jones, Vandalia, Mo.

--165-- 19 6. Elizabeth READING. Born on 16 Apr 1825 in Pike Co., Mo. Elizabeth died in 1910; she was 84. On 10 May 1841 when Elizabeth was 16, she married Heber Whittington ADAMS. Born in 1816. Heber Whittington died in 1905; he was 89. They had the following children: i. Nannie Sue. Nannie Sue died in 1941/1942. She is a registered member of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Volume 110, as follows: Miss Nannie Sue Adams. DAR ID Number: 109279. Born in Buffalo, Mo. Descendant of George Reading, as follows: (1) Heber Whittingham Adams (1816-1905) m. 1841 Elizabeth Reading (1825-1910); (2) William Reading (1792-1868) m. 1816 Margaret Shawhan (1797-1860); (3) George Reading m. 1790 Nancy McCune (1770-1842). George Reading (1761-1846) was placed on the pension roll, 1833, of Pike County, N. Y., for service 1777, in Capt. Knox’s company, Pennsylvania Line. He was born in New Jersey; died in Missouri. Also No. 99212. ii. Heber. iii. William. 27 iv. Mary E. (1857-) 28 v. Minnie (1863-) 29 vi. George Milton (1865-1896) 20 7. William “Billie” READING Jr. Born on 19 Jun 1829. William “Billie” died on 2 Feb 1920; he was 90. On 8 Nov 1850 when William “Billie” was 21, he married Martha Susan CONN. Born on 14 Jun 1830. Martha Susan died in Curryville, Pike Co., Mo. on 29 Jun 1932; she was 102. William Reading, Jr., farmer and stock-raiser, post-office Curryville, is the second son of William and Margaret Reading. He was born in Pike County, Missouri, June 19, 1829. His youth was spent in assisting his father on the farm and attending school. He was married November 7, 1850, to Miss Martha S. Conn, a native of Ralls county, Missouri. When he was twenty-one years of age his father gave him 240 acres of unimproved land in Spencer township, which, by strict attention to his farming pursuits and good management, he has converted into one of the best farms in the county. As his means would permit, he purchased more land until he has an estate of 760 acres. He has a beautiful residence on Spencer Creek, two miles north of Curryville, built in 1870, being a large two-story frame building, surrounded oil two sides by fine oak groves, and in front he has a large lawn ornamented with beautiful shade trees and shrubbery. Mr. Reading is one of the most enterprising men in the community, and contrib- utes liberally to all enterprises for the public good. He has been a member of the school board for many years. He and his wife are members of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, and be is a member of the A. F. & A. M., Pike Lodge No. 399. They are the parents of seven children, five of whom are living: John S., Margaret B., Nancy, George Ward, and May E..21 They had the following children: i. William Francis. Born on 12 Mar 1852. William Francis died on 20 Sep 1853; he was 1. 30 ii. John Thomas (1854-) iii. Jay Shawhan. Born on 1 Dec 1856. Jay Shawhan died on 15 Mar 1864; he was 7. iv. Margaret Bell. Born on 30 Apr 1859. She lived (1944) in Curryville, Mo., and owned the 22 William and Margaret Shawhan Reading Bible. On 8 Feb 1877 when Margaret Bell was 17, she married McCune SHANNON. McCune died on 27 Nov 1884. v. Nancy. Born on 20 Mar 1861. She was living in Laddonia, Mo., in 1942. Mrs. Elizabeth 23 Biggs Westfall, born in Adrian Co., Mo. is a descendant. On 9 Mar 1881 when Nancy was 19, she married William S. BIGGS. Born in 1854. 31 vi. George W. (1863-1941) 32 vii. Mary Elizabeth (1866-1910) 8. Jay READING. Born on 5 Jul 1837. On 12 Apr 1866 when Jay was 28, he married Mary F. WILSON. Jay Reading, farmer and stock-raiser, post-office Curryville, is the third son of William and Margaret Reading, and was born in Pike county, Missouri, July 5, 1837. His youth was spent in assisting on his father’s farm and attending school, living with his parents until the spring of 1861 when be settled on his present farm, but owing to the breaking out of the rebellion he did very little towards improving it until 1866, as lie enlisted in the fall of 1861, and served for four years as a soldier. He was married April 12, 1866, to Miss Mary H. Wilson, a native of Pike County, Missouri. He then moved to his farm, where he has since lived. His farm contains 768 acres of good land under a high state of cultivation. He is one of the largest stock-growers and dealers in Pike county, and lie has the confidence and respect of all who know him. He is always foremost in any enterprise that tends to the public good, and contributes liberally to all charitable objects. Mr. Reading and his wife are members of the Cumberland Presby- terian Church. They are the parents of two children, William H. and Francis L.24 They had two children, William H. and Francis L..

--166-- 9. Lafayette READING. Born on 18 Sep 1842. On 12 Nov 1865 when Lafayette was 23, he first married Medora SMITH. Medora died on 10 Aug 1890. Lafayette second married Mary A. “Mollie” McMILLEN. Lafayette Reading, farmer and stock-raiser, Buffalo township, post office Louisiana, youngest son of William and Margaret Reading, born September 18, 1842, in Pike county. He was here reared and educated. His youth was spent in assisting on his father’s farm and attending school, living with the family until his father retired from business, when he took the homestead where lie has since lived. It consists of 828 acres of good land under a high state of cultivation. He was married November 12, 1865, to Miss Madora A. Smith of Pike county. By this union there were seven children, six now living: Lucy, William M., Ida J., Martha M., Charley L., Ollie E., and Mary. Mr. Reading is a member of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. His wife is a member of the Baptist Church. He is a member of the A. F. & A. M.25 Lafette READING and Medora SMITH had the following children: Lucy, William M., Hattie, who married Thomas McMILLAN, Ida, Ollie, and Mary. 33 iv. Charles L.

Third Generation

10. Loucetta DOWNING. Born on 9 May 1836 in Pike Co., Mo. Loucetta died in Pike Co., MO on 4 Jan 1887; she 26 was 50. Loucetta married James JONES. They had the following children: i. James “Major”. James “Major” married Grace HOLLINGSWORTH. 34 ii. Margaret Lucretia 35 iii. William Casey 36 iv. Mary Missouri v. Annie Elizabeth. Annie Elizabeth died in 1934. Annie Elizabeth first married Clarence DAY. Annie Elizabeth second married Jeff HARRISON. 37 vi. Daniel Humphrey 38 vii. Lucetta 39 viii. Susan Rebecca (1870-1942) 11. William Reading DOWNING. Born on 26 Aug 1837 in Pike Co., MO. William Reading died in Concordia, Missouri on 15 Sep 1925; he was 88. William Reading married Sarah Ann TINKER. Born in 1845. Sarah Ann died in Liberty, Missouri on 6 Jan 1913; she was 68. They had the following children: i. A daughter who died in infancy. 40 ii. James Lionel (1863-1929) 41 iii. Georgia “Birdie” (1871-1922) 12. Joseph Columbus DOWNING. Born on 31 May 1841 in Pike Co., Mo. Joseph Columbus died in home of his daughter Grace at Montrose, Michigan. Joseph Columbus first married Annie M.. Born in 1841. Annie M. died on 27 Feb 1869; she was 28. Joseph Columbus second married Lizzie HUNTER. They had the following children: 42 i. Grace 43 ii. Will C. 13. George Washington DOWNING. Born on 13 Jul 1846. George Washington died in Bowling Green, Missouri on 13 May 1922; he was 75. George Washington married Ada L. “Dollie” HENDRICK. Born on 22 Dec 1859. Ada L. “Dollie” died on 20 Aug 1938; she was 78. They had one child, Harry, born on 27 Mar 1879. Harry died on 27 Apr 1899; he was 20. 14. Samuel Casey DOWNING. Born on 4 Nov 1848 in Pike Co., Missouri. Samuel Casey died in New London, Missouri on 18 Apr 1893; he was 44. Samuel was an importer of blooded stock (thoroughbreds); went himself to Spain and England for fine animals; imported Jacks and kept a Stud Barn in New London, Missouri. {NDN, p. 56} On 24 Apr 1884 when Samuel Casey was 35, he married Anna M. HAYS, daughter of George Campbell HAYS Jr. & Mary Jane WISE, in New London, Missouri. Born on 24 Dec 1857 in New London, Missouri. Anna M. died on 27 27 Apr 1926; she was 68. Her estate was probated in Ralls Co., Mo., Probate Court. They had one child, Casey, born on 4 Jul 1889 in New London, Missouri. Casey died in New London, Missouri on 5 Feb 1899; he was 9. 28 15. Thomas Jefferson DOWNING Dr. Born on 26 May 1851 in Pike Co., Missouri. Thomas Jefferson died in New London, Missouri on 7 Dec 1930; he was 79. Thomas graduated in Medicine and Surgery from the St. Louis Medical School (now Washington University), St. Louis, Mo., in 1874; practiced in Frankford, Mo., for a few months, then moved to New London, Missouri where

--167-- 29 he engaged in his profession until his death. Dr. T.J. Downing was a Fellow of the American Medical Association; Member of the A.A. for Advancement of Science; State Council, Missouri Medical Association; Founder of the Ralls Co., Mo., Medical Association; President of the Business Men’s Bible Class, Christian Church, New London, Mo., Mason; Member of the Advisory Council of the Mo. State Medical Association; Counsellor of the District, Mo., State Medical Association for many years, resigning at his own request in 1928; Past Vice-President of the Missouri State Medical Association; Editor of a non-profit “People’s Medical Monthly,” now defunct; Author of “A Possible Factor of Degeneracy” (see New York Medical Journal, 7/20/1918); also “A Pope as Physician” (Medical Journal & Rec., 12/16/1925), and was preparing text books on first lessons in Latin, English, French, German, and Spanish when he died. He was a student and a great reader, a Bibliophile, collected rare and old books He left his Medical Library to the St. Louis Medical Society at his death. The Journal of the Missouri State Medical Associa- tion has this to say in regard to Dr. Downing: “When Dr. Thomas J. Downing, New London, Missouri, was called to his reward, the medical profession of Missouri lost one of its most honored and beloved members; the community in which he lived mourned the passing of a man whose high ideals and broad learning in medicine and other sciences made him an outstanding character, a man whose modest and unassuming demeanor endeared him to his own people and to those whom he served in communities far removed from his home town…His thirst for knowledge seemed unappeasable, and his library is probably one of the most extensive in the state aside from large collections of books owned by some mebers in the larger centers of population. It is said that he read every book in his library, and some of them two or three times. His sphere of knowledge was broad and wide, and a source of wonder to his friends. The memory of Dr. Downing will live long and he will be cherished by those who were privileged to know him.” During World War I, he was active in Victory Liberty Loan Campaign, and Medical Examiner for the U.S. Bureau of 30 War Risk Insurance. On 12 Nov 1878 when Thomas Jefferson was 27, he married Sarah Campbell HAYS, daughter of George Campbell HAYS Jr. & Mary Jane WISE, in New London, Missouri. Born on 11 Nov 1859. Sarah HAYS was the 31 sister of Supreme Court Judge, Charles T. Hays (Missouri Supreme Court, 1932-1942). Sarah Campbell was educated at New London, Mo., private teachers in Voice and Piano, Hannibal, Mo., taught Voice and Piano in New London for 40 years; Organist and Choir Leader, New London Christian Church for 45 years; Past Vice-President 32 Missouri State Musical Association; Charter Member of Reading Circle. They had the following children: i. Thomas Campbell. Born on 20 Jun 1880 in New London, Missouri. Thomas Campbell died on 20 Oct 1901; he was 21. 44 ii. Mary (1885-) 33 iii. Margarie Nell. Born on 26 Jun 1887 in New London, Missouri. Margarie Nell died in Hannibal, Marion Co., Mo. in Apr 1973; she was 85. On 25 May 1929 when Margarie Nell was 41, she married Voris Rariden NORTON, in St. Louis, Mo. Voris Rariden died on 12 Mar 1932. Margarie Nell Downing graduated from New London High School, Lindenwood College, St. Charles, Mo., and the Brown’s Business College, St. Louis, Mo. During World War I, she was Head Stenographer for the Hercules Powder Company at their Explosives Plant “C,” Nitro, West Virginia. Secretary to Manager of the Refinite Co., Kansas City, Mo., and St. Louis, Mo., 1919 to 1921; Secretary to the President of the Income Leasehold Co., St. Louis, Mo., until 1929. Member of the Institute of American Genealogy (see Handbook No. 4, p. 263), The Com- pendium of American Genealogy, Vol. VII, pp. 325-6. Member of Kentucky State Historical Society and the Missouri State Historical Society; D.A.C.––see D.A.C. Lineage Bk., Vol. 6, pp. 340-2; #5984; D.A.R., see D.A.R., 34 Lineage Bk., 97/254 #96813. iv. Benebel. Benebel was accepted into the membership of The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Volume 97, as follows: Miss Bebenel Downing. DAR ID Number: 96813 Born in New London, Mo. Descendant of George Reading, as follows: 1. Thomas Jefferson Downing (b. 1851) m. 1878 Sarah Campbell Hays (b. 1859); 2. William Casey Downing (1812-94) m. Margaret Ann Reading (1819-77); 3. William Reading (1792-1868) m. 1816 Margaret Shawhan (1797-1860). See No. 96570.

16. Margaret Docia DOWNING. Born on 21 Jun 1854 in Pike Co., Missouri. Margaret Docia died on 11 Mar 1922; she was 67. On 22 Mar 1871 when Margaret Docia was 16, she married James M. OFFUTT. Born on 5 May 1847. They had the following children: i. Alpha. Born on 4 Nov 1877. Alpha died on 25 Jul 1878. 45 ii. Susie (1878-) iii. James. Born on 5 Dec 1884. James married, had children and lived in Los Angeles, 35 California.

--168-- 17. Andrew Jackson DOWNING. Born on 20 Mar 1856 in Pike Co., Missouri. Andrew Jackson married Anna COLLINS. They had one child: 46 i. Claude C. 18. Martha Susan DOWNING. Born on 5 Jun 1858. Martha Susan died on 27 Dec 1923; she was 65. Martha Susan married William Henry MILLER. Born on 25 May 1851. William Henry died on 31 Dec 1919; he was 68. They had one child, Maude, born in 1884. Maude first married unknown. Maude second married SHOTWELL Dr.. Born in Curryville, Pike Co., Missouri. 19. Nancy Minta DOWNING. Born on 4 Jun 1862. As of NDN’s account (February, 1944), Nancy Minta was the only living child of Margaret Ann Reading and William Casey Downing. She lived at Olney, Lincoln Co., Mo. In 1892 when Nancy Minta was 29, she married John Thomas DUVEL. They had the following children: 47 i. Blanche Pearle 48 ii. Ruby Minta 49 iii. John Downing 50 iv. Florence Hannah 51 v. Darlene 52 vi. George Frederick 20. James Lafayette READING. Born on 31 Jul 1847. James Lafayette died on 3 Aug 1897; he was 50. James Lafayette married Lois E. STARK, daughter of Thomas STARK & UNKNOWN. Born in 1854. They had the following children: 53 i. John Thomas (1877-1903) 54 ii. James Lee (1881-) 21. Susannah Margaret READING. Born on 5 Feb 1850. Susannah Margaret died in Oct 1931; she was 81. On 11 Nov 1869 when Susannah Margaret was 19, she married William Newton BRYSON. They had one child: 55 i. Orra (1875-) 22. Cynthia Ann READING. Born on 9 Mar 1857. Cynthia Ann died on 6 Dec 1892; she was 35. On 11 Nov 1862 when Cynthia Ann was 5, she married James Jefferson PENIX, son of William PENIX (1801-1891) & Nancy H. THOMPSON (1813-1892). They had the following children: 56 i. Nancy Ann (1870-) ii. William Edward. Born on 9 Feb 1876. William Edward married Rosalee BRASHER. iii. John Harvey. Born on 7 Dec 1879. Graduate of William Jewell College, Liberty, Mo. and 36 the Medical Department of Harvard University. Practiced medicine in Detroit, Michigan. 23. Narcissus Tippett READING. Born on 13 Jan 1855. Narcissus Tippett died on 11 Nov 1935; she was 80. In 1873 when Narcissus Tippett was 17, she married E. B. RULE. E. B. died on 31 Jan 1893; he was 45. Born in 1848. They had the following children: 57 i. John Will 58 ii. Jane “Jennie” iii. Anna. Anna married W. O. FRANCIS. 24. James DOWNING. Born bef 4 Aug 1851. James married Ollie SPURLOCK. They had one child, Edna. 25. Louemma DOWNING. Louemma married C. T. WILSON. They had one child: Unknown male or female who married W. C. DOWNING. 26. Martha Ann DOWNING. Born in 1851. Martha Ann died in 1891; she was 40. In 1874 when Martha Ann was 23, she married W. H. BLAND. They had one child, Bonnie. Bonnie married Thomas C. BROWN. Bonnie became a member of The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Her record is in Volume 111: “Mrs. Bennie Bland Brown, DAR ID Number: 110934. Born in Bowling Green, Mo. Wife of Thomas C. Brown. Descendant of George Reading, as follows: (1) W. H. Bland (b. 1846) m. 1874 Martha Ann Downing (1851-96); (2) Benjamin Franklin Downing (1824-1902) m. 1847 Nancy Reading (1822-72); (3) William Reading (1792-1868) m. 1816 Margaret Shawhan (1797-1860); (4) George Reading m. 1790 Nancy McCune (1771-1842). George Reading (1761-1846) was placed on the pension roll, 1833, of Pike County, N. Y., for service, 1777, in Capt. Knox’s company, Pennsylvania Line. He was born in New Jersey; died in Missouri. Also No. 109279.” 27. Mary E. ADAMS. Born in 1857. In 1879 when Mary E. was 22, she married J. C. WILSON. Born in 1850. J. C. died in 1907; he was 57. They had one child, Rebecca. Rebecca married COOK. She is registered with The National

--169-- Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution, D.A.R. #100743. 28. Minnie ADAMS. Born in 1863 in Pike Co., Mo. In 1884 when Minnie was 21, she married James William 37 CASH. Born in 1851. Family lived in Frankford, Pike Co., Mo. Minnie is registered with The National Society 38 of the Daughters of the American Revolution, D.A.R. #101582. They had one child, Ruby, born in Pike County, Missouri. Ruby married Lowell Russell PATTON. Family lived in Galveston, Texas. Ruby ADAMS is registered with The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 102, page 175, as follows: “Mrs. Ruby Cash Patton, DAR ID Number: 101582. Born in Pike County, Mo. Wife of Lowell Russell Patton. Descendant of George Reading, as follows: (1) J. William Cash (b. 1851) m. 1884 Minnie Adams (b. 1863); (2) Heber Adams (1816-1905) m. 1841 Elizabeth Reading (1825-1910); (3) William Reading (1792-1868) m. 1816 Margaret Shawhan (1797-1860); (4) George Reading m. 1790 Nancy McCune (1770-1842). George Reading (1761-1846) was placed on the pension roll, 1833, of Pike County, New York, for service, 1777, in Capt. Knox’s company, Pennsylvania Line. He was born in New Jersey; died in Clarke County, Mo. Also Nos. 96570, 100743.” 29. George Milton ADAMS. Born in 1865. George Milton died in 1896; he was 31. In 1891 when George Milton was 26, he married Harriet TRIMBLE. Born in 1866. They had one child, George. George married Walter MEYER. 39 She is listed in the D.A.R. Lin. Bk. 121, p. 200. 30. John Thomas READING. Born on 6 Jan 1854. On 14 Apr 1880 when John Thomas was 26, he first married I.K. CARTER. John Thomas second married Ida B. BROWN, daughter of William Rennie BROWN & Jane E. 40 SISSON. Born on 21 Sep 1861. They had the following children: George, who lived in Springfield, Mo. and Martha. 31. George W. READING. Born on 16 Aug 1863. George W. died on 14 Dec 1941; he was 78. On 8 Aug 1893 41 when George W. was 29, he married Arbie (or Abbie) SUTTON, daughter of Nathaniel SUTTON & —?—, in Curryville, Mo. 42 They had the following children: i. Nancy. ii. Nat. iii. William. 59 iv. Elizabeth 32. Mary Elizabeth READING. Born on 21 Apr 1866. Mary Elizabeth died on 6 Jul 1910; she was 44. On 7 Oct 1890 when Mary Elizabeth was 24, she married S. G. DECKARD Rev.. Born in 1856. They had one child, Margaret B. who married J.H. WHITE. Margaret B. (Reading) WHITE is registered with The National Society of the Daugh- ters of the American Revolution, Volume 111, as follows: Mrs. Margaret B. Decherd White. DAR ID Number: 110935. Born in Curryville, Mo. Wife of J. H. White. Descendant of George Reading, as follows: (1) S. G. Decherd (b. 1856) m. 1890 Mary Elizabeth Reading (1866-1910); (2) William Reading, Jr. (b. 1829), m. 1850 Martha S. Conn (b. 1830); (3) William Reading (1792-1868) m. 1816 Margaret Shawhan (1797-1860). See No. 110934. 33. Charles L. READING. Charles L. married Jane “Jennie” RULE (58) , daughter of E. B. RULE (1848-1893) & Narcissus Tippett READING (23) (1855-1935). Born in Louisiana, Missouri. Jane “Jennie” RULE is registered with The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Volume 97, as follows: Mrs. Jennie Rule Reading. DAR ID Number: 96570. Born in Louisiana, Mo. Wife of Charles L. Reading. Descendant of George Reading, as follows: (1) Dr. E. B. Rule (1848-93) m. 1873 Narcissa T. Reading (b. 1855); (2) John S. Reading (1821-99) m. Mahala Nalley (1820-1903) (3) William Reading (b. 1792) m. 1816 Margaret Shawhan (b. 1797); (4) George Reading m. Nancy McCune (1771-1842). George Reading (1761-1846) was placed on the pension roll, 1833, of Pike County, N. Y., for service, 1777, in Captain Knox’s company, Pennsylvania Line. He was born in New Jersey; died in Missouri. They had one child, Medora who died young.

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34. Margaret Lucretia JONES. Margaret Lucretia married John GENTLE. They had the following children: i. Jarvis. Jarvis married May LIGHTER. 60 ii. John Ed “Fielding” 61 iii. Susan Lucretia 35. William Casey JONES. William Casey married Carrie BUTLER. Carrie died in 1910. They had one child: 62 i. Carl 36. Mary Missouri JONES. Mary Missouri married Jules SIMPSON.

--170-- They had the following children: i. Thomas Lee. Thomas Lee died in Camp Funston, World War I. ii. James. James married Edna AMEN. 63 iii. Anne Mary 37. Daniel Humphrey JONES. Daniel Humphrey died in Dakota. Daniel Humphrey married Phoebe WISE. They 43 had the following children: Bertha, Susan, who married and had 3 children, and Ruth. 38. Lucetta JONES. Lucetta married Ed SHUTT. They had one child, Chalmers. 39. Susan Rebecca JONES. Born in 1870. Susan Rebecca died in Curryville, Missouri on 22 Aug 1942; she was 72. Buried in Old Methodist Church ground at Harmony. Susan Rebecca married Abe Link WILLIAMSON. Born in 1860. Abe Link died in Hospital, Louisiana, Pike Co., Missouri on 10 Sep 1942; he was 82. They had the following children: 44 i. Clara Bell. As of 1944, Clara Bell possessed Margaret Shawhan’s jewelry. ii. Guy Wallace. Died in infancy. 64 iii. Ivan Pierce iv. Byron Victor. Byron Victor married Floy HANSON. The family lived in Russia for a 45 while then moved to Bogata, Columbia. 65 v. Rose 40. James Lionel DOWNING. Born on 11 May 1863. James Lionel died on 16 Sep 1929; he was 66. On 1 Aug 1883 when James Lionel was 20, he first married Addie MARTIN. Addie died in Nov 1913. They had one child, Nell. Nell died at the age of 20 while student at college. Graduated from William Jewell College, Liberty, Mo., and in 1942-4 was attending Georgetown University, Washington, D.C. Jim Lionel Downing graduated from William Jewel College, Liberty, Mo., and sailed the following month (1891) for Brazil; later returned and took a Medical Degree at the University Medical College, Kansas City, Mo. He served as Assistant Superintendent and House Physician in the Missouri Baptist Hospital, St. Louis, Mo., during which time he was Pastor at Maplewood Mission. He then completed a post-graduate course in a New York Medical college and returned to Sao Paulo, Brazil as a Medical Missionary. After returning home because of his daughter’s 46 death, on Nov. 25, 1915, he second married Ruth MITCHELL. Ruth was born in 1876. They had the following children: Ruth, born in 1918. Ruth died in Bahia, Brazil, of smallpox. in 1919; Mary Isabel “Beebs,” born on 22 Aug 1921 in Bahia, Brazil. Jim Lionel DOWNING’s last voyage to Brazil was in 1927, taking charge of the hospital at Ponto Novo. It was through his influence and help that a young boy of Brazil, F.F. Soren, graduated from William Jewel College and 47 returned to Brazil to become the greatest Missionary Latin America has known. 41. Georgia “Birdie” DOWNING. Born on 23 Jan 1871. Georgia “Birdie” died in Liberty, Mo. in 1922; she was 50. Georgia “Birdie” married Harry G. PARKER Dr.. Harry G. died in 1943. Occupation: Head of Chemistry Dept., Wm. Jewell College, Liberty, Mo. They had one child, Kenneth, who drowned while attending Harvard University. 48 He was in the process of completing a graduate degree in Chemistry. 42. Grace DOWNING. Grace married Carson HEDGES. Carson died in 1942. They had one child: 66 i. Lena 43. Will C. DOWNING. Will C. first married unknown. They had one child, Arlington. Will C. second married the 49 daughter of WILSON. 44. Mary DOWNING. Born on 20 May 1885 in New London, Missouri. Graduated from New London High School 1903; graduated from the Kroeger School of Music, St. Louis, Mo., Teacher’s Course in 1909 and Artists’ Course in 1911; Attended Harris Teachers College, St. Louis, Mo., 1923-24; North Western University School of Music, 3 years; University of Southern California, Los Angeles, summer of 1931. On 2 Apr 1904 when Mary was 18, she first married Roy Scarborough WOOD, son of William WOOD & Loucilla I. WILLIAMSON. Born on 27 Feb 1882 in Ralls Co., Mo. Roy Scarborough died on 25 Aug 1907; he was 25. Education: Ann Arbor, High School, Michigan; U. of Michigan. Nell Downing Norton wrote the following brief description of Mary’s educational record: Mary Downing WOOD was Principal of Grades, New London, Mo., 1921-25; Supervisor of Music, Gering, Nebraska, 1926; Teacher of Music, Jr. High, Maplewood, Mo., 1927; Supervisor of Music, Gallup, New Mexico, 1928-32; Head of Sense training Department, State School, Marshall, Mo., 1933; Belongs to the Tuesday Musicale, Pasadena, Califor- nia; Chairman of the Solo-Piano Section, 1942-43; Chairman of the Two-Piano Section, 1943-44 (see Compendium 50 of American Genealogies). Mary Downing WOOD is registered with The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Volume 100, as follows: Mrs. Mary Downing Wood. DAR ID Number: 99212. Born in New London, Mo. Wife of

--171-- Roy Scarborough Wood, Descendant of George Reading, as follows: (1) Thomas Jefferson Downing (b. 1851) m. 1878 Sarah Campbell Hays (b. 1859); (2) William Casey Downing (1812-94) m. Margaret Anne Reading (1819-77); (3) William Reading (b. 1792) m. 1816 Margaret Shawhan (b. 1797); (4) George Reading m. Nancy McCune (1771- 1842). George Reading (1761-1846) was placed on the pension roll, 1833, of Pike County, N. Y., for service, 1777, in Captain Knox’s company, Pennsylvania Line. He was born in New Jersey; died in Missouri. Also No. 96570. They had the following children: 67 i. Roi Scarborough (1904-) ii. Thomas Jefferson. Born on 28 Jun 1906. Thomas Jefferson died on 1 Jul 1920; he was 14. On 11 Jun 1934 when Mary was 49, she second married Gill CLARK. 45. Susie OFFUTT. Born on 6 Oct 1878. Susie married Edward WADDELL. They had one child, Naomi. As of NDN’s account, Naomi lived in Middletown, Missouri. She owned the Bible of Margaret Ann and William Casey 51 Downing. Naomi married Clarence ______. 46. Claude C. DOWNING. Claude C. married Estelle ANDERSON. Born in Plevna, Missouri. They had the following children: Donald, who married UNKNOWN, Dorothy, A.J., and James Willis. 52 47. Blanche Pearle DUVEL. Blanche Pearle married Frederic Crum DUVEL. They had one child: 68 i. Pearl 48. Ruby Minta DUVEL. Ruby Minta married Archie Oscar EDWARDS. They had the following children: Genii, who married P.C. EDWARDS, Naomi, and Arch Reuben, born in Corso, Missouri. 49. John Downing DUVEL. John Downing married Mollie Preston RIDDLE. They had four daughters and two sons. 50. Florence Hannah DUVEL. Florence Hannah married John B. BECK. They had one child: 69 i. George 51. Darlene DUVEL. Darlene married Lee Roy EDWARDS. They had one child, LeRoy, born in Bowling Green, Mo. 52. George Frederick DUVEL. George Frederick first married Margaret DUNCAN. Margaret died just after birth 53 of their son. They had one child, David. George Frederick second married Jessie REECE. They had a son and a daughter. 53. John Thomas READING. Born in 1877. John Thomas died in 1903; he was 26. In 1898 when John Thomas 54 was 21, he married Maggie UNSELL. Born in 1874. They had one child, Isobel, who married Fritz STARK. 54. James Lee READING. Born on 27 Feb 1881. On 1 Oct 1902 when James Lee was 21, he married Ethel WISEMAN, daughter of John WISEMAN & Ellen CREACY. They had the following children: Eula and James L. 55. Orra BRYSON. Born on 11 Nov 1875. On 16 Dec 1897 when Orra was 22, she married Charles McELWEE. They had the following children: Agatha, Margaret, and Bryson Pinkney. 55 56. Nancy Ann PENIX. Born on 25 Sep 1870. In 1889 when Nancy Ann was 18, she married Joseph P. GORDON Dr.. Born in Rockford, Ill. They had the following children: Cynthia B. and Lois Sue. 57. John Will RULE. John Will married Emma FISHBACK. They had one child: 70 i. Edward 58. Jane “Jennie” RULE. Born in Louisiana, Missouri. Jane “Jennie” married her cousin Charles L. READING (33) , son of Lafayette READING (9) (1842-) & Mary A. “Mollie” McMILLEN. They had one child, Medora, who died young. Jane “Jennie” RULE is registered with The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolu- tion, Volume 97, as follows: Mrs. Jennie Rule Reading. DAR ID Number: 96570. Born in Louisiana, Mo. Wife of Charles L. Reading. Descendant of George Reading, as follows: (1) Dr. E. B. Rule (1848-93) m. 1873 Narcissa T. Reading (b. 1855); (2) John S. Reading (1821-99) m. Mahala Nalley (1820-1903) (3) William Reading (b. 1792) m. 1816 Margaret Shawhan (b. 1797); (4) George Reading m. Nancy McCune (1771-1842). George Reading (1761- 1846) was placed on the pension roll, 1833, of Pike County, N. Y., for service, 1777, in Captain Knox’s company, Pennsylvania Line. He was born in New Jersey; died in Missouri. 56 59. Elizabeth READING. Elizabeth married J.D. McCUNE. Born in Curryville, Mo. They had the following children: 71 i. J. R. (1937-1998) ii. Tapley. Resided in Bowling Green, Missouri.

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60. John Ed “Fielding” GENTLE. John Ed “Fielding” married Goldie BRADFORD. They had two daughters. 61. Susan Lucretia GENTLE. Susan Lucretia married Mert LEMONS. They had the following children: James, David, Ramond, Jean, Clarence, and Betty. 62. Carl JONES. Carl married Lola DANIELS. They had one son. 63. Anne Mary SIMPSON. Anne Mary married Sam ATKINSON. They had the following children: Mary Eunice and Jennie Sue. 64. Ivan Pierce WILLIAMSON. Ivan Pierce first married Mamie WICKLESS. They had two sons. Ivan Pierce second married Dell. 65. Rose WILLIAMSON. Rose married Jimmie HANSON. They had two sons. 66. Lena HEDGES. Lena married Warren F. LUTZ. Occupation: General Comptroller for General Motors Corp.. The family moved several times with Warren Lutz’s job. First to Australia, then Japan, and finally, Scarsdale, New 57 York. They had the following children: Nedra, who married Martin; Darrel, a student at Howe Inst. in 1941. Served in 58 World War II. 67. Roi Scarborough WOOD Jr. Born on 18 Dec 1904 in New London, Missouri. Graduated New London High School; 3 yrs. Culver-Stockton College, 1923-25; A.B. Central Wesleyan College, 1928; M.A., University of Missouri, 1934, and has done (sic) some work on this Ph.D., Supt. of Schools, Wright City, Mo., 1925-29; Eagleville, Mo., 1929-36; Pierce City, Mo., 1936-41. Member of Summer Faculty, State Teachers Col., Springfield, Mo., 1940; Supt. of Schools, Butler, Mo., 1941-44; Supt. of Schools, Joplin, Mo., 1944–. Past V.P. of S.W, Mo. School Master’s Club. Chairman of 6th Congressional District of the National Committee on Defense of Democ- racy Through Education. Phi Delta Kappa, University of Mo. Winner of Junior Four Minute Speaking Contest, New London Public Schools, by authority of U.S. Government, 1917/18 when aged 13. Member of Rotary International; 59 Chamber of Commerce; Missouri State Historical Society. On 30 Oct 1926 when Roi Scarborough was 21, he married Ada Lee EDWARDS, daughter of B.S.M. 60 EDWARDS Rev. & Iola Quear CLARK, in St. Louis, Mo. Born on 27 Jul 1905 in Canton, Mo. They had one child, Virginia Joan, born on 5 Jun 1929 in Wright City, Mo. Member of the Children of the American Revolution, 61 National No. 53,707; Member of the Virginia Society, Children of the American Colonists, National No. 245. 68. Pearl DUVEL. Pearl married William WATTS. They had the following children: Mary Blanche and John Will, who married unknown. 69. George BECK. George married unknown. They had one child. 70. Edward RULE. Edward married Ruby HATCHER. They had the following children: Beverly, who died young, and Esther, who married CALDWELL. 71. J. R. McCUNE. Born on 11 Apr 1937 in Hannibal, Missouri. J. R. died in Frankfurd, Pike County, Missouri on 62 28 Jan 1998; he was 60. On 15 Aug 1964 when J. R. was 27, he married Mary Gladys DISMUKE, in Curryville, Missouri, Baptist Church. They had the following children: 72 i. Robin 73 ii. Dawn iii. Jeff. Resided in St. Louis, Missouri.

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72. Robin McCUNE. Resided in Richmond, Virginia. Robin had a child, Tara McCune, who resided in Richmond, Virginia. 73. Dawn McCUNE. Resided in Fenton, Missouri. Dawn married TROKEY. They had one child, Ethan.

ENDNOTES

1. “Shawhan, Smith, Chandler, Madsen (1699-1951)” compiled by Isobel Chandler Madsen, p. 18. 2. Goodspeed, The History of Pike County, p. 978. 3. Madsen, pp. 17-19. 4. Ibid., p. 19. 5. From Old Grassy Creek Cemetery records. “George E. son of William and Maraget d. July 1838 age 4 yrs 4 mo

--173-- 18 days.” 6. 1834 {ES} 7. Old Grassy Creek Cemetery records list the daughter as birth and death on October 16, 1835. 8. Marriage Certificate, Record Book 1/102 #393, Mo. Historical Review, Vol. 9/203. 9. NDN, p. 44. 10. NDN, p. 44 11. Pike Co. Mo. D.B. E/69. 12. Pike Co. Mo. DB W/495; NDN, pp. 44-45. 13. March 5 {ES} 14. February 15 {ES} 15. Goodspeed, A History of Pike County, pp. 978-979. 16. “Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy,” p. 46. 17. Ibid., p. 46. 18. Ibid., p. 49. Taken from obituary. 19. April 10 {ES} 20. November 19 {ES} 21. Goodspeed, p. 979. 22. D.A.R. #110937. “Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy,” p. 50. 23. D.A.R. #110938. “Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy,” p. 51. 24. Goodspeed, pp. 979-980. 25. Ibid., pp. 977-978. 26. Information on Loucetta’s lineage is taken from information gathered from Susan Jones Williamson in 1941 and from a letter written by Clara Bell Williamson, December, 1942. --NDN, p. 53. 27. NDN, p. 56. 28. Madsen, p. 35-a. 29. For bibliographical sketch, see History of N.E. Mo., by Walter Williams, published 1913; Vol. 3, pp. 1562-64; also, pp. 438-9, Portrait & Biog. Rec., of Marion, Ralls & Pike Cos., Mo., publisher, C.O. Owen & Co., Chicago, 1895––for Obituary, see 235/6 “The Journal of the Missouri State Medical Association, Vol. 28, No. 5- -NDN, p. 59. 30. NDN, pp. 60-61. 31. NDN, p. 61. 32. NDN, p. 61. 33. Margarie Nell Downing is the key biographer of the READING/DOWNING branch of the SHAWHAN family. References to her family history is notated as “NDN”. 34. NDN, p. 62. 35. NDN, p. 57. 36. Refer to “Hist. of N.E. Mo., Vol. 2/795.” (“Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy,” p. 47) 37. “Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy,” p. 50. 38. Ibid., p. 50. 39. Ibid., p. 50. 40. Ibid., p. 50. 41. See p. 626, Marion, Ralls, Pike Cos. Biog. for Abbie Sutton Reading, the daugther of Nathaniel B. Sutton; also p. 1165 of Vol. 2, N.E. Mo. Hist. by Walter Williams. “Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy,” p. 51. 42. Information on children taken from obituary of George Reading in Hannibal Courier Post, Hannibal, Mo. “Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy,” p. 51. 43. NDN, p. 52. 44. Ibid., p. 34. 45. Ibid., p. 53. 46. Ibid., p. 54. 47. Ibid., p. 54. 48. Ibid., p. 55. 49. Unknown first name, daughter of Lou Emma Downing Wilson. NDN, p. 55. 50. NDN, pp. 61-62. 51. Ibid., p. 57

--174-- 52. Frederic and Blanche were cousins. 53. NDN, p. 58 54. Refer to D.A.R. #153538. --“Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy,” p. 46. 55. Refer to D.A.R. #66132. --“Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy,” p. 47. 56. J. D. McCune and Elizabeth may be cousins.I have yet to connect J. D. to the descendants of William McCune, but the circumstancial evidence is strong. The McCunes settled into Pike County, Missouri, as early as 1816, and were the only family of that name in the area. The “McCune” connection to the Readings can be traced to both sides of the family. William Reading (1792-1868) and Margaret Shawhan (1797-1860) were first cousins. Their mothers, Nancy McCune Reading and Margaret “Peggy” McCune Shawhan were sisters. --REF 57. NDN, p. 55. 58. Ibid., p. 55. 59. Ibid., p. 63 60. For sketch on Ada Lee Edwards, refer to “Missouri and Missourians,” Vol. 3/183-4. --NDN, p. 63. 61. Ibid., p. 63 62. Obituary for J.R. McCUNE: Funeral services for J., R. McCune, 60, of Frankford were held Jan. 31, 2 P.M. at the Presbyterian Church in Frankford. Rev. R. Wayne Dismuke and Rev. Jim Williams officiated. Burial was in the Curryville Cemetery. Mr. McCune died at 9:15 p.m. Jan. 28, 1998 at his home. He was born April 11, 1937 in Hannibal to J. D. and Elizabeth Reading McCune. He married Mary. Gladys Dismuke, Aug. 15, 1964 at the Curryville Baptist Church. She survives. Other survivors include his parents; three children, Robin McCune’ of Richmond, Va., Dawne Trokey of Penton and Jeff McCune of St- Louis; a brother, Tapley McCune of Bowling Green and two grandchildren, Tara McCune Parker of Richmond, Virg. and Ethan Trokey of Fenton. Mr. McCune was committed to his church and family, and became an elder ‘ in the Curryville Presbyterian Church in 1957. In 1958 he became a member in the Masonic Order. He was a 1955 graduate of Bowling Green High School. His interests were agriculture and baseball. He farmed the McCune Valley Farms and served 32 years on the ASCS committee and served on the Board -of Directors at Pike County Mutual Insurance Company.. He also was involved with the Khory League baseball organization for 12 years and remained a St. Louis Cardinals baseball fan. He served as moderator for the Missouri Union Presbyterian Church in 1982 and represented the Presbytery as Commissioner to the General Assembly Presbyterian Church USA. Visitation was held from 4-8 p.m. Jan. 30 at the Frankford Presbyterian Church. Memorials may be made to the church or the Pike County Hospice. Mudd-Veach Funeral Home was in charge of the arrangements.

--175-- The Descendants of Nancy Shawhan (1799-1882) by Robert E. Francis

First Generation

1. Nancy SHAWHAN. Born on 10 Oct 1799 in Bourbon, County, Kentucky. Nancy died in Pike County, Mo. 14 Dec., 1882; she was 83. On 12 Jan 1816 when Nancy was 16, she first married Nicholas SMITH II, son of Nicholas SMITH I (1739-1826) & Catherine (1756-1825). Born ca 1787 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Nicholas died in Bourbon County, Kentucky on 24 Nov. 1834; he was 47. Nicholas Smith II, 1 son of Nicholas I, was born around 1787 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. He was the second oldest of five children: Peter, Nicholas, Jacob, Joseph, and Elizabeth. He grew up on the homestead in the bends of the South Fork of the Licking River and Stoner Creek. It was located near the junction of the Shawhan-Ruddle’s Mill Road near the settlement of Shawhan, originally called Shawhan Station. There was much interchange between the Smith and Shawhan families and later Nancy Shawhan married Nicholas II and a son of theirs married a Shawhan granddaughter. A moderate rise leading to the south bluff provided a view of the river valley. The home- stead houses were very isolated and the approach roads were rough. The original locations were chosen for the prospect of excellent farm land and the availability of water. A description of this land found in a collection of letters of the William David family who owned the adjoining property follows: “The only outlet from our place was a narrow strip of land that lay along the river side of the Ewalt land, beginning at the foot of a rocky slope and later bending to the left to become a road with a straight corridor through the narrowest part of the Ewalt Estate...We found the dirt road level and dusty in warm weather, but in cold weather it was muddy or frozen in deep ruts. About half way between the pike and the river cliffs was a large depression on one side that became a pond in the spring and fall, a mud hole in the summer and in winter an icy menace...The road turned to the right and when we were past the bend, we could see the river far below the wooded cliff as the buggy crazily crept up a slope of rock shelves into level ground to face another menace. A tree had large roots growing into the road and a bend in the road around the tree made the road very close to the cliff edge...We dreaded the jolting dangers of the road ahead for its rock shelves were like uneven steps, the horse almost sliding down the gate which let us into our own place. Soon we were rolling smoothly across the woods, out the river gate onto the final stretch between the low river bank and our lower field. Then we reached the double gates and turned into the orchard gate for the horse and buggy were kept in the barn at the old stone house.” Nicholas II died intestate on November 24, 1834, leaving Nancy a widow at the age of 36 with five minor children. He had survived his father by only seven years. An inventory of the estate of Nicholas Smith II was made on February 19, 1835 and signed by Nancy Smith. As appointed guardians to the children, witnesses signing the document were: Samuel Ewalt, a neighbor who later married Margaret, George Rush, who later married the wid- owed Nancy, and John Ivy. The value of the slaves was placed at $2425 to be split three ways, or $808.33 each portion. Part of the estate was “Dower property,” the 98 acres that reverted to Nancy at the time of Nicholas’ death. The family burial plot was on this piece of land. Partial settlement of the estate was made in January 1838 although final distribution of property was tied up in the courts and couldn’t be completed until after Nancy’s death. Due to her longevity, this wasn’t until 1884. In the meantime, some of her children had sold off their share without valid deeds because of the lack of a will to establish a legal distribution. The property settlement of Nicholas I had been the subject of a legal squabble between Boone family heirs and the Smith family that went all the way to the U. S. Supreme Court and covered a period of over thirty years and was also involved in the final 1884 settlement. Refer to Volume II, p. 161, for further information about Nancy SHAWHAN and Nicholas SMITH II. They had the following children: 2 i. Kittie Ann (1816->1870) 3 ii. John Shawhan (1820-1885) 4 iii. Nicholas (1823-1855) iv. Joseph. Born Feb. 1827.2 Joseph died unmarried3 27 Nov 1850; he was 23. 5 v. Margaret Elizabeth (1834-1904) On 29 Jan 1839 when Nancy was 39, she second married George RUSH. Born on 16 Sep 1796 in North Carolina. George died in Bourbon County, Kentucky on 16 May 1856; he was 59. The marriage of George RUSH to

--176-- Nancy SHAWHAN represents a very interesting twist in the family history of the Bourbon County Shawhans. Through my research into this family, I discovered that George was the father of Tabitha RUSH, the wife of the venerable Major John Shawhan (1811-1862), the Civil War hero about whom much is written. Refer to Volume II, (p. 171) for a historical sketch of John SHAWHAN.. Refer also to Volume II (p. 168) for further information about George RUSH. Nancy SHAWHAN and George RUSH had one child, George Ann (1840-).George Ann married Hervey C. IRELAND and had one child, Charles. On 25 Mar 1861 when Nancy was 61, she third married William READING, son of George READING Jr. (1761-1846) & Nancy McCUNE (1770-1842). Born on 9 Oct 1792 in Bourbon Co., KY. in 1812 Served in War of 1812. William died in Pike Co., MO on 2 Sep 1868; he was 75. William, a first cousin to Nancy (their mother’s were sisters), originally married Nancy’s next older sister Margaret. Soon after Margaret’s death in May, 1860, Nancy married the widowed William. Since Nancy and Margaret were so close (they both married only a day apart in January, 1816), it is very likely that they promised to take care of one another should the other die first. Refer to Vol. II, p. 221, for further information about the READING family.

Second Generation

2. Katherine “Kittie Ann” SMITH. Born in 1816. Kittie Ann died before 6 Dec 1886; she was 70. On 15 May 1834 when Kittie Ann was 18, she married Elias BATTERTON, son of Benjamin BATTERTON (1767-1833) & Susannah GUTHRIE (1767-1852). Born on 6 Nov 1808 in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky.3 Elias died bef 1870; he was 61. They had the following children: i. James. Born ca 1840.4 James married Ida SAUER. ii. Wallace.5 On 12 Apr 1866 Wallace married Elsie DAVID, daughter of Jacob DAVID (1809-1866) & Lucretia SMITH (1818-). iii. Josephine. Josephine married George SEEVER. iv. Nicholas. Died unmarried.6 v. Benjamin. Born ca 1843.7 Died unmarried.8 3. John Shawhan SMITH. Born on 25 Nov 1820 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. John Shawhan died in Pike County, Missouri on 16 Feb 1885; he was 64. Buried in Wright Cemetery, Hartford Township. “John Smith farmer and stock raiser was born in Bourbon Co, Ky on November 25, 1820 where he was reared and educated. After leaving school he engaged in farming continuing until 1846, when he went with D.P. Stickney’s circus, remaining in the business about five years. He then returned to his birthplace where he remained until 1855 then came to Missouri locating in Clay Co where he commenced farming and continued until 1861 when he went to Lewis Co, Mo remaining there until 1866. He then came to Pike Co. where he has since resided following farming and stock-raising owning a fine farm of 240 acres. He has a good residence, finely located surrounded by timber. He has one of the finest stock farms in the county, selling about 30 head of cattle per year. He was married in Kentucky to Miss Melvina Hinkson. By this union they had five children: Nancy, John T., Margaret M., Emma R. And Nicholas. His wife died Nov 26, 1864. He was married the second time to Miss Mary M. Davis (sic) Of Pike Co Jan. 14, 1872. By this union they have two children Charley T. And Mary E.9 On 10 Nov 1850 when John Shawhan was 29, he first married Melvina (or Malvina) HINKSON, daughter of Humphrey HINKSON (ca1805-) & Nancy RAVENSCRAFT (1812-), in Harrison County, Kentucky. Born on 9 Oct 1830 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Melvina died in Lewis County, Missouri on 26 Nov 1863; she was 33. Melvina was the great granddaughter of the Kentucky pioneer COL John Hinkson who was the half-brother of John Smith’s great grandfather, William McCune. Refer to Volume II (p. 147) for further information about William McCune and John Hinkson. For further information on the RAVENSCRAFT family, refer to Vol. II (p. 228). They had the following children: 6 i. Nancy Shawhan (1851-1929) 7 ii. John Thomas (1854-1916) iii. Nicholas M.. Born on 31 Oct 1863. Buried in Old Settlers Graveyard. “Nicholas M. Smith…never married, but visited among his sisters, spending most of the time with Nancy and her husband, “Uncle Billie.” He was buried in the Old Settlers Graveyard, known as “Smyrna” Churchyard, where many of the same family are buried.”10 On 14 Jan 1872 when John Shawhan was 51, he second married Mary M. TAUL,11 daughter of Micah TAUL (1808- 1887). Born on 28 Aug 1841 in Missouri. Mary M. died in Pike County, Missouri on 21 Mar 1899; she was 57. They had the following children: i. Charles Taul. Born on 8 Oct 1876.

--177-- 8 ii. Margaret E. (1857-) 9 iii. Emma K. (1861-) 4. Nicholas SMITH III. Born in 1 Jul 1823 in Bourbon County, Ky.12 Nicholas died in Bourbon County, Ky. on 9 Nov 1855; he was 32.13 On 5 Dec 1844 when Nicholas was 21, he married Amanda M. ALLISON, daughter of Frances Or Aaron ALLISON (1799-<1850) & Susan SHAWHAN (1806-). Born in 1824.14 Amanda M. died in Harrison County, Kentucky ca 1905; she was 81. Nicholas Smith III15 was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky in 1823, the third child of Nicholas and Nancy Smith. Although he was raised on a farm, he became a carpenter. A marriage bond was filed December 2,1844 for the marriage of Nicholas to Amanda Allison. The bridegroom posted his own bond as his father had died in 1835 when he was twelve. Since Amanda’s father had apparently died prior to 1840, her grandfather John Shawhan also signed as a bondsman. The marriage of Nicholas Smith III and Amanda Allison was solemnized on December 5 1844 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Amanda was born in Kentucky in 1826, the oldest of three daughters born to Aaron (?) Allison and Susan Shawhan. (see separate section on the Shawhans). Amanda’s younger sisters were: Margaret, who later married a Hinkston, and Mary Ann (Molly) who married Henry Ewalt. Nicholas and Amanda were first cousins as their mothers were sisters. This seems strange but was not unusual for a time when rural homesteads were miles apart and neighbors depended on each other and formed close ties, but it does make it complicated for genealogists. The big farms bordering the Smith’s were then owned by Sarah Ewalt, William David, Henry David, and Daniel Shawhan. Three children were born to the couple: John Oscar, (1845) (The author’s great-grandfather), Margaret, (Maggie A. 1847), and Nicholas IV, (1848). Tragedy struck this young couple when their youngest son Nicholas died in 1853 at five years of age. Just two years later, on November 2,1855, Nicholas III died suddenly at the age of 32, when John Oscar was ten and Maggie was eight. There is record of a premarital contract dated October 28,1858 between Amanda M. Smith and Richard J. Wisden. It stipulated Amanda would retain use, control, and profits from property she had previously owned, or expected ultimately to inherit including her own dower rights. The attesting witnesses were her mother Susan Allison and H. Ewalt. Acting as trustee, “I except the forgoing trust,” was nephew Daniel B. Shawhan, who lived on adjacent property. The contract was certified by county clerk Richard J. Brown but the marriage apparently never took place. The 1860 census indicates that Amanda’s son John Oscar, fifteen years old, was by then a ward of Willis D. Collins who was an officer of the court. Amanda was living with her cousin Catherine Batterson who was also a widow and owned a farm near Shawhan’s Station. The census also showed Amanda to be a “farm laborer.” A deed of sale dated November 7, 1868 shows that John Oscar sold 98 acres to his mother Amanda Allison Smith for $625. This was his allotment of dower property that he had inherited from his grandmother Nancy Smith. There was also a land transfer dated September 25, 1893 by Amanda M. Smith, Margaret A. David, and her husband William H. David. Thirty Acres of land was being transferred to a Thomas Doolin of Bourbon County, Kentucky for a sum of $1400 as described: Lot #3 of the division of land of Nicholas Smith, except for the family graveyard one rod by two rods on said premises. There was one thousand cash in hand, and balance of $400 due on or before March 1, 1894, bearing 6% interest. Amanda lived with her daughter after Maggie A. lost her husband William H. David, and kept house for her and her seven children. Amanda died about 1905 in Harrison County, Kentucky when she was around 80 years old. They had the following children: 10 i. John Oscar (1845-1897) 11 ii. Margaret A. (1847-) iii. Nicholas. Born in 1848. Nicholas died in 1853; he was 5. 5. Margaret Elizabeth SMITH. Born in 1834 in Kentucky. Margaret Elizabeth died in Bourbon County, Kentucky before 21 Jan. 1904; she was 70. On 7 Aug 1848 when Margaret Elizabeth was 14, she first married COL Samuel EWALT,16 son of John EWALT (1789-1857) & Elizabeth “Betsy” RAVENSCRAFT (1793-<1827). Born in Feb 1826. Samuel died in Bourbon County, Kentucky on 8 Aug 1868; he was 42. They had the following children: i. John Henry. John Henry married Anna S. OFFUTT. 12 ii. Sallie iii. Edwin. Edwin married Elizabeth CURRENT. iv. Samuel. Samuel married Anna Lee CURRENT. Margaret Elizabeth second married August “Gus” PUGH. Born in 1834. August “Gus” died in 1934; he was

--178-- 100. They had the following children: Stella, who first married John M. DUVALL and second married George B. MEYERS; Georgia, who married Gus McCARTHY; Fannie, who married A.T. CRAWFORD.

I found the following information on Margaret during a rresearch trip to Bourbon County, Kentucky, October 1- 10, 1999: The True Kentuckian April 27, 1870 At the Phoenix Hotel, Lexington, last evening, Gus Pugh of Shawhan Station to Mrs. Margaret Ewalt nee Smith, of Ruddell’s Mill’s, widow of COL Sam. Ewalt. We recently gave account of the marriage of one of Mrs. Ewalt’s four children, John Henry Ewalt, to a daughter of Dr. Offutt of Scott. Margaret Pugh will:1 I Margaret Pugh, being of sound mind, do make this my last Will and Testament: 1st—It is my will that at my death all of my property, which is a house and lot about twenty-three acres of land near Shawhan, in Bourbon County, Ky., be sold, and from the money derived from said sale of said property I give one hundred dollars thereof to my son John H. Ewalt and a like sum to my daughters Stella Duvall & Sallie Lair. The remainder of said money after deducting the above bequests I desire to be equally divided, and one-half thereof to be reinvested in a house and lot, which house and lot my daughter Fannie Crawford shall have for & during her natural life, and at her death it shall descend to her children. 2nd—The other half of said money I desire shall be invested in a house and lot, which house and lot I give to my daughter Georgia McCarthy for her separate use and benefit, free from debts & control of her present husband and said husband shall have no interest whatever in same. My said daughter Georgia shall not have power to dispose of said house and lot, during the life of her present husband, but if she survives him she shall take a fee simple title to said property. 3rd—I appoint T. E. Moore, Jr., my executor of this my last Will and I give him power to sell the property referred to in the Will & to _____the same to the purchases but said sale must be made to the highest and best bidder and the premises, after said sale, and the time and place of holding it has been advertised in at least three issues of a newspa- per published in Bourbon County, and my Executor shall also purchase the house & lots referred to in this Will, but the house and lot purchased for Fannie must be approved by her, and the one purchased for Georgia must be approved by her. Witness my hand this Nov. 20, 1902 Att: Alice Simpson Margaret Pugh J. C. Crawford Jan. 8, 1904 I make this Codicil to my Will—I want my grandson Eddie Crawford, son of Fannie & A. T. Crawford, to have ($200.00) Two Hundred Dollars. If anything should happen to him it shall go to his mother. Witnesses: Allie Fightmaster Margaret Pugh F. Fithian Bourbon County Court, January term, Jan. 21, 1904 The foregoing instrument purporting to the last Will & Testament thereto of Margaret Pugh, deceased, was this day produced to Court and the said Will was proven in due form of law by the oath of Alice Simpson, one of the attanding witnesses thereto who also proved the attestation of J. C. Crawford, the other attesting witness thereto; & the said Codicil was proved in due form of law by the oath of Frank Fithian one of the attesting witnesses thereto, who also proved the attestation of Allie Fightmaster the other attesting witness thereto whereupon said instrument is ordered to be recorded as the last Will & Codicil of said Margaret Pugh, deceased. Witness: Ed D. Paton, Clerk of said Court, date above (Signed) Ed D. Paton, Clerk Sources 1.. Bourbon County, Kentucky, Will Bk. U, pp. 151-151. Margaret’s will was probated in the Bourbon County Court, January term, January 21, 1904.

--179-- Third Generation

6. Nancy Shawhan SMITH. Born on 24 Aug 1851 in Harrison County, Kentucky. Nancy Shawhan died in Pike County, Missouri on 11 Aug 1929; she was 77. Called “Aunt Sis,” Nancy was said to resemble her grandmother, the first Nancy Shawhan, all her life, even into old age. As of Madsen’s account… “a portrait of Nancy as a little girl in hoop skirts is now in the possession of Willie T. Vanarsdale, and his second wife, on the farm near New Hartford, Mo.”17 Nancy Shawhan Smith Hinkson Vanarsdale took care of John Frances Smith, the youngest son of Julia and John Thomas Smith, after Julia died shortly after giving birth.18 On 8 Dec 1867 when Nancy Shawhan was 16, she first married Humphrey HINKSON, son of John HINKSON (1804-1872) & Margaret EWALT (1813-1873). Born on 18 Aug 1846 in Lewis County, Missouri. Humphrey died in Labelle, Missouri on 27 Oct 1882; he was 36. They had the following children: Margaret Melvina, born in 1869 in Pike County, Missouri; Henry, born in 1871 in Pike County, Missouri; John, born in Aug 1880 in Pike County, Missouri. Circa 1887 when Nancy Shawhan was 35, she second married William M. VANARSDALL19 son of Ambrose J. VANARSDALL & Phoebe BURTON, in Pike County, Missouri. Born in May 1842 in Pike County, Missouri. A native of Pike County (known as “Uncle Billie” to relatives), he was “a scholarly old man with a flair for inventing contraptions to make work easy around the farm near Hartford, Mo.”20 They had one child, William T. “Willie” VANARSDALE. Born in Nov 1891 in Pike County, Missouri. “Willie has twice been married, and by his first wife, Stella, had two golden-haired daughters with whom we played when we were children. They grew up and married, after Stella died, we lost track of them.”21 William T. “Willie” married Stella. 7. John Thomas SMITH. Born on 30 Jan 1854 in Harrison County, Kentucky. John Thomas died on 8 Apr 1916; he was 62. Buried in Old Smyrna Graveyard, Louisiana, Pike County, Mo. On 19 Dec 1875 when John Thomas was 21, he first married Julia Frances “Fannie” TROWER, daughter of Andrew Jackson TROWER (1828-1896) & Sarah Ann (Sally) BUTLER (1827-1914), in Pike County, Mo. Born on 28 May 1854 in Missouri. Julia Frances “Fannie” died on 9 Feb 1890; she was 35. “He studied law and practiced it, along with farming, and running horses at the County Fairs, raising his own tobacco, and making most of his own liquor using malt that he made himself from his own barley shoots. He was a gregarious and vocal character, known as “Squire” and “Judge” in the county where he was widely acquainted. He sang well, and often led the singing at revivals and in the church. He was the Superintendent of the church at Estes, but would never join it because he did not want to pin his religious convictions to any creed that was not flexible. What the denomination of the church at Estes was, I have not learned, but I doubt that it made much difference to grandfather. He was a fun-loving man, and liked to hear himself talk, and he liked people. His funeral in Pike County was almost as big an affair in the county as was that of Adolph Busch in St. Louis, which he and a trainload of politicians attended, staying for three days and having the time of their lives.”22 “After the birth of her last baby, John Frances, Julia Frances Trower Smith died on the day of February 9, 1890, and is buried with many friends and relatives in the Old Smyrna Church Graveyard, Pike County, Mo. She had auburn red hair, and was greatly mourned by her many brothers and sisters, as well as by her father, Andrew J. Trower, and her mother, Sarah A. Butler Trower.”23 Julia Trower’s ancestors can be traced all the way back to Charlemagne in the 8th century A.D. “After Julia’s death, John Thomas Smith raised his five children with the help of his sisters and relatives, who lived nearby. Nancy Shawhan Smith Vanarsdale took the baby John Frances Smith for a while until he was old enough to be cared for by the girls at home. This family of children lived on the road between Gazette, Mo. and Vandalia, Mo. in a house which was then next door to the old Clithero place, not far up the road from the Chandler place, both places still known by those names even now in 1951. When his family were growing up, many incidents of interest happened to them which have been told in ‘Meet My Association’24 by Isobel Chandler Madsen, a manuscript in preparation to preserve the tales of interest and general knowledge about the years gone by. The house where they lived has long since been moved to another location.” 25 They had the following children: 13 i. Archie Pearl (1877-1927) 14 ii. Sallie Jackson (1879-) 15 iii. Margaret Melvina (1881-) 16 iv. Edith Mae (1886-1933) 17 v. John Francis (1889-1962) In Oct 1904 when John Thomas was 50, he second married Ella KILBY.26 8. Margaret E. SMITH. Born on 7 Oct 1857. On 24 Feb 1875 when Margaret E. was 17, she married Wesley B. TROWER, son of Andrew Jackson TROWER (1828-1896) & Sarah Ann (Sally) BUTLER (1827-1914). Born on 13

--180-- Feb 1853. Wesley B. died on 29 Jan 1919; he was 65. Wesley was the brother of Julia TROWER. They had the following children: Albert, Larry, Ralph, Edna, Jessie, Vernie, and Dot. 9. Emma K. SMITH. Born on 3 Jun 1861. Isobel Madsen mentioned Emma Smith and family in her genealogy as follows: “…they had a large farm and a large family in Pike County. There used to be a number of Wrights visit us when they came into Bowling Green, Missouri, where we lived, the county seat. They were a hearty, healthy family.”27 On 3 Sep 1878 when Emma K. was 17, she married Charles WRIGHT, in First Christian Church. They had the following children: i. Edward. ii. Beulah. iii. Oscar. 18 iv. Zora (1890-ca1958) v. Abbie. 10. John Oscar SMITH. Gerald and Janice DeWitz write these words about John Oscar: “John Oscar Smith was born October 7, 1845 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. He was the eldest of three children born to Nicholas III and Amanda M. Allison Smith. John O. lost his father in 1855 when he was just ten years old. It must have been a struggle for Amanda, the 29 year old widow, to provide for her two remaining children. The 1860 census shows that John O. was by then a ward of Willis P. Collins, an officer of the court. Perhaps this 15-year old was apprenticed to Collins to learn skills of farming, although John later became a carpenter like his father. “On July 5, 1866, John Oscar married Elizabeth A. Smith, in Clay County, Missouri. Why John O. Smith went to Missouri from Kentucky is unclear, perhaps there was a connection between the two lines of Smith families, or because of mutual familiarity with the Duncans of Paris, Kentucky who had relocated from Bourbon County. There may have been a connection with the Civil War as there was much action along the Mississippi and Missouri Rivers. A marriage certificate was filed for record on July 16, 1866. Whereby, ‘William Warren, a minister of the gospel, solemnizes the rites of matrimony between John O. and Bettie A. Smith, both of this county.” This marriage brought together the two Smith lines. “On November 7, 1868, John Oscar and ‘Elizabeth A. Smith,’ his wife, sold a 98 acre plot of land in Bourbon County, Kentucky to his mother Amanda Allison Smith for $625. This property was the allotment of “Dower” from John’s grandmother Nancy Shawhan Smith, the widow of Nicholas II. John O. was obviously severing ties with Bourbon County, Kentucky as he had moved on to Missouri. “The 1870 census verifies that John O. and Bettie A. were living in Liberty Township, Clay County, Missouri with a two year old son, Eddie. The 1880 census shows John and Bettie A. and five children living in Platte Town- ship next to her widower brother Ephraim Jr. and his three year old daughter Lola. Living in an adjacent house was their 68 year old widowed mother Elizabeth Duncan Smith. Bettie Al’s brother Bazil and sister Sallie had never married and were still living with their mother. Ephraim Smith Sr. had just died and was enumerated on the mortality schedule of 1880. “Throughout John Oscar’s lifetime, he attempted several different occupations. Besides farming and the carpentry of his youth, records show that in the 1870s he ran a restaurant. In 1891, he was appointed Postmaster at Linden, a small town north of Kansas City. This was where several Smith family members moved after leaving their farms. “Clay County Cemetery records show that John Oscar Smith, born in Bourbon County, Kentucky on October 7, 1845, died in Clay County, Missouri, December 6, 1897 at age 52. He was buried in the Faubion Chapel Graveyard located in Gallatin Township, eight miles southwest of Liberty. A gravestone, barely readable, still stands. Bettie A. was buried beside her husband but has no grave marker.”28 They had the following children: i. Edward. Born in Sep 1868. Edward Bazil (“Strawberry”) Smith, eldest son of John O. and Bettie A., married Anna Kimbrell, a milliner or trimmer of hats, on August 13, 1891. He got the nickname “Strawberry” because he grew them in Kansas in his later years. They had four children. Eddie’s younger brother Levy (Eleven T.) lived with them until his premature death in 1906. The 1910 census indicates that Edward and Anna had divorced. Edward died at Bethany Hospital at Wyandotte County, Kansas on January 26, 1953 at the age of 85.29 ii. John Oscar. Born in Jan 1871 in Clay County, Missouri. John Oscar Smith Jr. married Vida C. Breckenridge, a girl from a neighboring farm, on February 18, 1894, in Platte Township, Clay County, Missouri. They rented their house and took in a boarder named Charles Russell, who was possibly a relative of the John B. Russell who married John Oscar’s sister Mary Margaret. John O. Jr. and Vida had one child named Edith.30 iii. Mary Margaret. Born on 16 Sep 1873 in Smithville, Clay County, Missouri Mary Margaret Smith married John Benjamin Russell on January 28, 1890 at Smithville. They had three children: Ethyl,

--181-- Ellis (Mike), and Iola, who died young. Mary Margaret died April 26, 1907 at only 34 years of age. Mary Ann Meares of Smithville is the daughter of Ellis Russell.31 19 iv. Claude E. (1876-1953) 20 v. William D. (1877-1965) 21 vi. Julia Elizabeth “Lizzie” (1881-1963) vii. Eleven T. (Levy) Born on 23 May 1884. Eleven T. died on 6 Jan 1906; he was 21. viii. Ephraim. Born on 13 Mar 1889 in Missouri. Ephraim Smith died on March 21, 1906 at the age of seventeen, just two months after his brother Levy. The gravestone at Barry Cemetery near Gladstone bears the inscription: “Eleven T. and Ephie — Children of J.O. and Bettie A. Smith.”32 11. Margaret A. SMITH. Born in 1847. On 4 Aug 1864 when Margaret A. was 17, she married William Henry DAVID, son of William DAVID (1800-1881) & Elizabeth JACOB (1804-1874), in Bourbon County, Kentucky.33 Born on 25 Oct 1840. William Henry died on 30 Jul 1897; he was 56. They had the following children: 22 i. John George (1872-1956) ii. Keller. iii. King. 23 iv. Alice 24 v. Sarah “Sallie” 25 vi. Elizabeth “Bessie” vii. Willie. Willie married James THOMPSON. viii. Mattie. Mattie married George CURRENT. ix. Flora. Flora died leaving a small daughter who was given out for adoption through a Catholic orphanage in Covington, Kentucky, by her father, Charles Long.34 Flora married Charlie LONG. x. Margaret. xi. Georgie. 12. Sallie EWALT. Sallie married Luther LAIR, son of Matthias LAIR (1813-) & Rowena (Roanna) LAIR. Refer to Volume II-Historical Sketches for further information about the ancestors of Luther Lair. They had the following children: 26 i. Tinnie ii. Daisy. Daisy first married Frank SHARP. Daisy second married Harvey RANSDALE.

Fourth Generation

13. Archie Pearl SMITH. Born on 30 Jul 1877 in Pike County, Mo. Archie Pearl died in 1927; he was 49. On 23 Jan 1903 when Archie Pearl was 25, he married Maude LAIRD. They had the following children: 27 i. Nadene (Twin) (1905-) 28 ii. Irene (Twin) (1905-) 14. Sallie Jackson SMITH. Born on 22 Sep 1879 in Kansas. On 27 Oct 1897 when Sallie Jackson was 18, she married Mason BRANSTETTER. They had the following children: 29 i. Eunice (1900-) 30 ii. Lloyd Mason (1902-) iii. Dymple Frances. Born on 9 Oct 1904. On 24 Dec 1931 when Dymple Frances was 27, she married Mark MEDARIS. 31 iv. Mancell Pearl (1908-) 15. Margaret Melvina SMITH. Born on 28 Nov 1881 in Pike County, Mo. On 24 Dec 1899 when Margaret Melvina was 18, she married Oscar William CHANDLER, son of Matthew CHANDLER & Cecelia Holdcraft McMILLIAN. Born on 26 Nov 1876 in Pike County, Mo. Isobel Chandler Madsen waxes a bit philosophically about Melvina and Oscar in her biographical sketch: “Margaret Melvina Smith and Oscar William Chandler married December 24, 1899, Pike County, Mo., by Rev. Oaks. They lived the first year with the family of Matthew and Cornelia Chandler, Vandalia, Mo., on (the) road to Gazette, on the Old Home Place, and then they struck out on their own, and continued to strike out for a good many years. They made their first real home for their children in the county seat of Pike County, Bowling Green, Mo., and years later in Warren, Ohio, another county seat. They managed to have three children, and to educate them as they

--182-- went along in public schools and high schools. Then the children left home to go away to college, and they really began to learn things, and never stopped learning more and more amazing things during the years when more changes were taking place that at any other time in history…changes in the average man’s fundamental beliefs, in his philosophy, in his conception of religion, in his manner of governmental spread, in his whole world outlook, in transportation, communication, education…indeed more changes than occurred during the preceeding 4000 years all put together! In the lifetime of these children giant intellects in science were learning how to control nature in its application to human life. If it is true that problems are better teachers than lectures, then these children lived when all about them were problems, some being solved temporarily, and some left wide open to see working into chaos, getting deeper into chaos and farther away from a solution.”35 They had the following children: 32 i. Rex Eugene (1901-) 33 ii. Isobel Frances (1903-1971) 34 iii. Oscar William (1913-) 16. Edith Mae SMITH. Born on 6 Nov 1886 in Pike County, Mo. Edith Mae died in 1933; she was 46.9 Buried in Crystal Lake Cemetery, Minneapolis, Minnesota. In 1910 when Edith Mae was 23, she married General F. HAMLETT. They had the following children: i. Forest Smith (Died as Infant). Born on 3 Jan 1911. 35 ii. Wayne (1912-1961) 36 iii. John Phillip (1913-1982) 37 iv. Jefferson Edward (1916-1975) 38 v. Paul Richard (1922-) 39 vi. Betty (1926-) 17. John Francis SMITH. Born on 21 Aug 1889 in Pike County, Mo. John Francis died in Cahokia, Illinois on 16 Mar 1962; he was 72. Buried in Valhalla Burial Park, St. Clair County, Belleville, Illinois. On 25 Nov 1912 when John Francis was 23, he married Ina Mae McDONALD, daughter of Robert McDONALD (-1943) & Nancy HANKS (-1941), in Berry, Illinois. Born on 8 Aug 1888 in Barry, Illinois. Ina Mae died in Decatur, Illinois on 19 Sep 1979; she was 91. Refer to Volume II—Historical Sketches for further information about this family. They had the following children: 40 i. John Francis (1915-) ii. Robert. Born in 1918 in East St. Louis, Illinois. Robert died in Cahokia, Illinois in 1921; he was 3. Robert was named after Ina’s father, Robert McDonald.36 “Grandma Hanks had a brother, a doctor, named Robert. I believe he delivered all us kids. When Robert (her brother) was sick and all bloated up, Dr. Hanks stayed with him until he died. From that day onward, Pop (John Francis Smith) refused to talk about the death of his son. He would not even mention his name. Pop had a fear of death.”37 41 iii. Archie Pearl (1921-1968) 42 iv. Margaret Louisa (1924-) 43 v. Sarah Ann (1928-) 18. Zora WRIGHT. Born on 7 Jul 1890 in Gazette, Pike County, Missouri. Zora died ca 1958; she was 67. On 19 Aug 1908 when Zora was 18, she married Ivan COLLINS, son of Edward Gains COLLINS & Sarah Elizabeth CANTER, in Vandalia, Missouri. Born in 1886. Ivan died in 1960; he was 74. They had the following children: 44 i. Lorene (1914-1962) 45 ii. Pearl Ivan (Twin) (1910-1946) iii. Earl (Twin). iv. Buford (Died as Infant). 19. Claude E. SMITH. “Claude E. Smith was born February 29, 1876 at Smithville, Clay County, Missouri. He was the fourth of eight children of John O. and Bettie A. Smith. Because of his unusual “Leap Year” birthday, he used to joke that he was really only “sixteen or eighteen years old.” He usually celebrated on March 1, as his actual birthday only came around every fourth year. The Smiths were among the early settlers who pioneered in Missouri, settling in Smithville, a small town north of Kansas City. “Claude married Ella Mae Hughes, daughter of Robert Wilson and Sarah Catherine Conway Hughes, (see Hughes family line) on April 14, 1898 at Linden, Clay County, Missouri. “Conformably to the ordinances of God and the laws of the state,” the bonds of holy matrimony were solemnized at Linden Baptist Church by Rev. C. A. Waters. “According to the 1900 census, the family was living in Kansas City where three daughters were born to

--183-- Claude and Ella Mae: Opal Oletha (1899), Ruth MeAam, (the author’s mother, 1902), and Helen Katherine (1905). They lived in a rented house and Claude worked as a streetcar motorman for the transit system. Tragedy overtook the family when Ella Mae died on July 15, 1912 at 12:15 P.M. of complications of Bright’s Disease or nephritis. At lust 33, she left three daughters, Opal, age thirteen, Ruth, age ten, and Helen, age seven. As was the common custom of the time, the two younger girls were sent to live with relatives. Ruth went to live with Aunt Lizzie, and Helen went to Gramma Hughes while Opal stayed at home to keep house for Claude. Ella Mae was buried at Barry Cemetery in Linden, Missouri. on July 16, 1912. “‘My mother didn’t talk much about her mother but remembered that she had beautifu1 long auburn hair. Aunt Helen remembered being called to her mother’s sick bed to say goodbye.’ “Two years after Ella’s death, in 1914, Claude was remarried to a young widow named Clara Hoppes. The wedding took place in Omaha, Nebraska where the family had moved. Clara was just twenty-five and Claude was thirty-eight at the time. Clara was only nine years older than Opal and must have seemed more like a sister than a stepmother. She had a two year old son named Everett Harold who was eventually legally adopted by Claude. This was the only grandmother I knew and we called her “Ca.” Although it is unknown just when Claude adopted Everett, a 1920 record shows that he was then still Everett Hoppes. Later when he showed signs of withdrawing and becoming a problem child, Claude adopted him in an attempt to make him feel more a part of the family. Sometime after 1930 both Opal and Helen moved to California with their husbands. Shortly after, Claude and Clara followed them west. “There was extreme economic hardship in the country in those days during the peak of the depression and California was considered the promised land of opportunity. Many people from mid-America followed the early settlers example and turned west for a better life. Unemployed families were taken in by those members more fortunate. Claude and Clara bought a small frame house in Inglewood, California and started a printing and advertis- ing business, stenotyping business circulars and letter heads. How Claude went from being a motorman to a printer is unexplained, but Clara joined him in the venture and worked beside him. “The children were grown and all three girls had married. Helen and her painter-decorator husband Herbert McCauley, daughter Bonnie Jean, and new baby Joan Eileen lived for a time in the back room of Claude and Clara’s Inglewood home. They eventually moved into a little house next to sister Opal and Jimmy Kiniry in Rosemead. Hard times struck the Wiesners in Omaha, Nebraska when Lester lost his employment as a mechanic for the Yellow Cab Company, leading to his nervous breakdown. In 1933, Ruth and Lester with their two daughters Joyce and Janice, (the author’s family) packed up and headed for California, joining the rest of the Smith family. Everett had Joined the Navy when he was sixteen, about 1928. “Claude was an avid deep-sea fisherman and took advantage of the proximity of the Pacific Ocean. He went fishing with the same group of buddies at least once a week year in and year out. A pattern formed where they would fish all morning and play poker in the stern of the boat all afternoon. Claude was never without a cigar in his mouth and his crumpled fishing hat that he wore shoved back on his head. In his free time at home, he devoured the paperback western “dime novels” that were popular at the time. “During World War II Claude expressed his fierce patriotism by hanging a large framed picture of General Douglas MacArthur, his idol, on the living room wall. Clara proudly displayed the navy blue serviceman’s flag with a single star by the mailbox. There was never a holiday meal without at least one serviceman as a guest. Clara was very superstitious and always had to count the number of expected guests for a dinner party because it wouldn’t do to have thirteen at the table. This was often the case with the Smith family, and extra guests were always invited, usually servicemen from the U.S.O. “Claude turned his fishing hobby into an avocation in his retirement years. He opened a fishing tackle shop called “Smittie’s Fishing tackle” on Venice Boulevard next door to son-in-law Lester Wiesner’s auto repair shop. The building was a Joint venture but not entirely successful because the two men both had stubborn, querulous personalities and didn’t get along. “Clara, “Ca,” died around 1946, leaving Claude a widower for the second time. The family grieved for the woman they regarded as their mother and grandmother. Claude buried his grief and loneliness by becoming ex- tremely active in the Christian Church. He was “born again” and renounced all the evils of his past: fishing, the dime novels, smoking, and poker. This new life was commendable, perhaps, but very difficult for the old man. Whether from religious zeal or merely trying to impress the ladies, he spent a great deal of time at his church. He married a lady from the church, Lulu Bell, to the family’s surprise as he was over 70-years old. They never accepted her. “Claude E. Smith died on October 21, 1953 at Inglewood, California. The Last Will and Testament dated May 6, 1953 was filed on November 16. In it he declared that his real property was separate, and terminated joint tenancy. He gave a tenth of his estate to Helen, Ruth, and grandson Edward to be divided equally. The remainder was to be divided between wife Lulu and daughter Opal. He appointed Opal Smith Kiniry executrix. The will was

--184-- admitted to probate December 4, 1953.” 38 Claude E. and Ella May HUGHES had the following children: 46 i. Ruth Meriam (1902-1958) ii. Opal Oletha. Born on 19 Jun 1899 in Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri. Opal Oletha Smith married James Kiniry but remained childless. She was an independent person and always had a career. She was a legal secretary for many years, and later was in the florist business. She divorced Jimmy, moving to Lancaster moved to California and went into the real estate business. In her later years she moved to Marysville in northern California and continued as a realtor. She was remarried to a man named Fred Fulkerson. She died Decem- ber 29, 1965 and was buried at Shady Grove Cemetery, Portola, California.39 iii. Helen Katherine. Born on 14 Dec 1905 in Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri Helen Katherine Smith married Herbert Glenmere McCauley on July 10, 1926 in Toledo, Ohio. They had two daughters: Bonnie Jean born February 8, 1929, and Joan Eileen born August 18, 1934. Herbert was a painter-decorator and suffered financially along with most Americans during the depression years. They lived in Rosemead, California next to sister Opal until Helen divorced Herb, around 1940. She was remarried to Henry Herbert Gingham and moved to Arizona, and they eventually moved to Tustin, Orange County, California. Helen died July 11, 1995 in a Santa Ana hospital and is buried at Pacific View Cemetery, Newport Beach, California.40 Claude and his second wife, Clara HOPPES, had one child, Everett Hoppes (adopted), born on 11 Dec 1911 in Omaha, Nebraska. Everett Harold Smith, falsifying his age, joined the Navy when he was just sixteen and served in China on the “gunboat” Panay that cruised the Yangtze River. He was aboard the river vessel when it was torpedoed and sunk by the Japanese about 1936. Everett survived and returned to the States. He married Annabelle Jett in about 1938 and had a son, Edward Everett. Annabelle didn’t have the moral fortitude necessary to stick by a career serviceman and deserted her husband and child Eddie when he was four. Eddie lived with his Aunt Ruth and Uncle Lester until Everett retired from the Navy after the Second World War. There is no record of the later years of either Everett or Eddie although Everett did remarry at least twice.41 20. William D. SMITH. Born in Oct 1877 in Missouri. William D. died in 1965; he was 87. On 15 Aug 1900 when William D. was 22, he married Etta Elizabeth MOSBY. They had the following children: Jessie Mardell. and Wiletta E.. 21. Julia Elizabeth “Lizzie” SMITH. Born on 12 Mar 1881 in Smithville, Clay County, Missouri. Julia Elizabeth “Lizzie” died in Osawatomie St. Hospital, Miami County, Kansas on 23 Mar 1963; she was 82. Circa 1901 when Julia Elizabeth “Lizzie” was 19, she married Arva E. HUDSON. They had the following children: Elmo and Mary. 22. John George DAVID. Born on 10 Apr 1872. John George died on 10 Jun 1956; he was 84. On 15 Aug 1879 when John George was 7, he married Minnie Blanche LOWE, in Maysville, Kentucky. Born on 15 Aug 1879 in Maysville, Kentucky. Minnie Blanche died in Lexington, Kentucky on 24 Aug 1959; she was 80. They had the following children: 47 i. William Russell (1897-) 48 ii. Alvin (1901-1961) 49 iii. Amos Ray (1904-) iv. Alma. 23. Alice DAVID. Alice married Noah KELLER. They had one child, Noah. 24. Sarah “Sallie” DAVID. Sarah “Sallie” married GUNSAULEY. They had the following children: Taylor, Alice, Emma, Worthington (born in Sep 1898), Larkin, Charles, and William. 25. Elizabeth “Bessie” DAVID. Elizabeth “Bessie” married William CHOWNING. They had the following children: Ella Belle, who married JERRILL; Helen; David. 26. Tinnie LAIR. Tinnie married Mr. COURTRIGHT. They had one child: Russell, who was killed in World War I.

Fifth Generation

27. Nadene SMITH. Born on 27 Jun 1905. Nadene first married John BANCROFT. They had one child, William Pearl. Nadene second married Mr. HOWARD. 28. Irene SMITH. Born on 27 Jun 1905. Irene married Jewel GREGG. They had one child, Richard P. Smith. 29. Eunice BRANSTETTER. Born on 3 Apr 1900. On 23 Nov 1916 when Eunice was 16, she married Edward MEDARIS. They had the following children: i. Mason. Mason first married unknown. They were divorced. On 17 Apr 1945 Mason second married Mary PECOLA.

--185-- 50 ii. Vivian (1919-) 51 iii. Dymple (1922-) 30. Lloyd Mason BRANSTETTER. Born on 23 Jul 1902. On 6 Apr 1923 when Lloyd Mason was 20, he married Emma DORSTEN. They had the following children: i. Lloyd. Born on 7 Mar 1925. Lloyd died on 13 Jul 1927; he was 2. ii. Fred B. Born on 15 Sep 1928. Isobel Madsen writes, “The Son of Lloyd Branstetter, named Fred Branstetter, was drafted into the Army in 1950. and in the winter of 1951 was stationed at Camp Chaffee Arkansas. One of his bunkmates was another Missouri boy, the son of Leslie and Eunice Chandler, Paul Chandler. These two boys had never met and had never even heard of each other. It seems that Fred mentioned the fact that his dad had cousin who was a General, and Paul mentioned that HIS father had a cousin who was a Gen- eral. Imagine their surprise when they discovered that they were each one equally related to the same General, who is Brigadier General Rex Chandler. “These two draftees become buddies and chummed around together until Fred received a medical discharge for having a bad kidney which was removed at the Veteran’s Hospital in St. Louis in April, 1951. Fred graduated in June 1950 from Washington University in St. Louis, a major in chemical engineering, and Paul was a student at Missouri University when he was drafted, where he commuted between his father’s home In Middletown, Mo., to Columbia, Mo., in his own plane whenever he felt he could spare the time. Fred’s first job after graduation was with a chemical dye company in Buffalo, N. Y., at the east end of Lake Erie, and his grandfather Drosten had given him a car for a graduation present. Fred arrived at our house in Geneva-on-the-Lake, Ohio, driving his first car, on his way to take over his first job, very happy and proud. He stayed a couple of days, and then during the summer drove down from Buffalo over week ends, because Fred became interested In Carl G. “Duff” (10) Madsen, Jr., who had just graduated in pre-med from Princeton University and was preparing to enter Ohio State Medical College for the next four years. Fred also became intrigued with the beach along Lake erie, and all the people on summer vacation from all over the country, and in watching Mayor carl G. Madsen, Sr., hold court at the Town Hall, known as the Gripe Center. It was all new to him, and Fred liked everybody he met and was well liked in return.”42 iii. Shirley. Born on 28 Sep 1932. iv. Sally. Born on 9 Mar 1934. 31. Mancell Pearl BRANSTETTER. Born on 12 Sep 1908. On 17 Jul 1938 when Mancell Pearl was 29, he married Zela BRADER. They had one child, Zoe Ann, born on 27 Sep 1942. 32. Rex Eugene CHANDLER. Born on 24 Jun 1901 in Gazette, Pike County, Missouri. On 10 Jun 1925 when Rex Eugene was 23, he married Ann PAGE, in San Antonio, Texas. Refer to Vol. II, p. 190, for further information about Rex and Ann Chandler. They had the following children: i. Rex E. Born in May 1926. Rex E. died in Feb 1929; he was 2. 52 ii. Robert Page (1929-) 53 iii. Ann Page (1931-) 33. Isobel Frances CHANDLER. Born on 2 Dec 1903 in Frankford, Pike County, Mo. Isobel Frances died in Ohio in Sep 1971; she was 67. On 9 Jul 1927 when Isobel Frances was 23, she married Carl G. MADSEN, son of Soren MADSEN & Sophia Ann. Born on 1 Aug 1907 in Litchfield, Minnesota. It was reading Isobel Chandler Madsen’s chronicle of the Shawhan and Smith families that peaked my interest in taking up the task of bringing the family history up to date for my generation. Her genealogical monograph “SHAWHAN, SMITH, CHANDLER, MADSEN” (1699-1963) has been an invaluable resource in compiling this version of the SHAWHAN/SMITH family history. Refer to Volume II, p. 188, for further information about this family. They had the following children: 54 i. Carl G. (1928-) ii. Neal Christian. Born on 6 Apr 1945 in St. Petersburg, Florida. 34. Oscar William CHANDLER. Born on 20 Feb 1913. On 17 Apr 1937 when Oscar William was 24, he married Alpha MORRIS, in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Born on 5 Jan 1914. They had the following children: 55 i. Robert Grant (1938-) ii. Lawrence Dale. Born on 26 Feb 1941. iii. William Morris. Born on 28 Jan 1947. 35. Wayne HAMLETT. Born on 30 Jan 1912. Wayne died in Glen Lake, Minnesota in 1961; he was 48. Wayne married Laverne McIVOR. Born on 7 Aug 1911. Laverne died on 23 Nov 1981; she was 70.

--186-- They had one child: 56 i. Dayle (1934-) 36. John Phillip HAMLETT. Born on 4 Oct 1913. John Phillip died on 8 Sep 1982; he was 68. John Phillip married Virgie. They had the following children: Phyllis, Joann, Suzette, LaRea, John Phillip. 37. Jefferson Edward HAMLETT. Born on 24 Jun 1916. Jefferson Edward died on 5 Mar 1975; he was 58. Jefferson Edward married Lorraine SMITH. Born in 1914. Lorraine died in 1977; she was 63. They had the follow- ing children: Dennis, Michael (Twin), Patrick (Twin), Kathleen and Timothy. 38. Paul Richard HAMLETT. Born on 17 Aug 1922. Paul Richard married Dorothy GORSKI. They had one child: 57 i. Cheryle 39. Betty HAMLETT. Born on 24 Sep 1926. On 2 Mar 1946 when Betty was 19, she first married Holmes TYRRELL. Born on 28 Oct 1921. Holmes died in Columbia, Missouri on 7 Jul 1990; he was 68. They had the following children: 58 i. Patie Edith (1948-) ii. Holmes A.. Born on 2 Jan 1952 in Missouri.

59 iii. Bettye Alice (1953-) On 24 Jun 1973 when Betty was 46, she second married Salvatore “Sam” LAROCCA. Born on 25 Aug 1912 in Sicily. Betty and Sam owned a well-known family restaurant “LaRocca’s” in St. Louis, Missouri, for many years. They have now retired and are spending time enjoying their family and friends. Betty was recently reunited with her daughter Bettye Alice after many years of separation. Betty had given her daughter up for adoption as an infant. Their reunion was wonderful and Bettye is now learning all about her new-found brother, sister and mom. The information for the HAMLETT family has been generously provided by Bettye and her mother. 40. John Francis SMITH Jr. Born on 30 Sep 1915. John Francis married Edna GREEN. They had the following children: John William “Billie”, born in 1940; Bobbie, born on 26 Jun 1943. 41. Archie Pearl SMITH. Born on 13 Sep 1921 in East St. Louis, Illinois. Archie Pearl died in Cahokia, Illinois on 13 Oct 1968; he was 47. Archie Pearl married Vivian DAVIS. Born on 16 May 1928. Vivian died ca 1970; she was 41. They had the following children: Dennis, born on 17 Mar 1945 (Dennis died in California on 9 Mar 1969); Diane. 42. Margaret Louisa SMITH. Born on 30 Aug 1924 in East St. Louis, Illinois. On 5 Sep 1942 when Margaret Louisa was 18, she first married John Virgil FRANCIS. Born on 1 Jul 1915 in St. Louis, Missouri. They were divorced in 1952. Refer to Volume II, p. 194, for further information about this family. They had the following children: 60 i. John Virgil (1943-) 61 ii. Thomas Russell (1945-) iii. James Edward. Born on 16 Jun 1946 in Oak Ridge, Tennessee. in 1966/1968 U.S.A.F. James Edward died in Korat AFB, Thailand on 11 Mar 1968; he was 21. Buried on 22 Mar 1968 in Wichita, Kansas. In 1967 when James Edward was 20, he married Carolyn SMITH, daughter of Robert SMITH. Refer to Volume II, p. 198, for further information about James Edward FRANCIS. 62 iv. Robert Eugene (1949-) Margaret Louisa second married Richard Marion BUCK. Born on 8 Jan 1921 in Nevada, Iowa. Richard Marion died in Tucson Arizona on 26 Feb 1997; he was 76. Refer to Volume II, p. 196, for further information about Richard M. BUCK. 43. Sarah Ann “Sally” SMITH. Born on 12 May 1928 in East St. Louis, Illinois. In 1943 when Sarah Ann was 14, she first married Russell Franklin McKEOWN, son of Mac McKEOWN (-1948) & Ethel Nancy EPPERLY (1889- 1960). Born on 23 May 1920 in Dodsland, Canada. Sarah Ann second married Norman STARNES. Russ and Sally Smith McKeown had the following children: 63 i. Judith Ann (1944-) 64 ii. Nancy Mae (1946-) 65 iii. Russell Franklin (1948-) 66 iv. Carol Jean (1951-) 67 v. Sallie Joan (1954-) “Aunt Sallie,” as I call her, is my favorite aunt. She always treated me with a special kindness and consider- ation. In a recent telephone conversation, aunt Sally told me that when she heard that my mom had a little boy, she embroidered a beautiful blanket for me. Aunt Sally is a fine Christian woman who, for many years, almost single- handedly shouldered the responsibility for taking care of my grandmother Ina McDonald Smith. I know there were

--187-- times when the constant care really got to her, but she took it all in stride. In the same telephone conversation, I asked her what it felt like to now being one of the two matriarchs of the family. She just laughed and said “it feels like I’m getting old.!” When I was a child, the McKeowns lived in Decatur, Illinois, and we used to visit them quite often. I always thought they lived in a big house until recently as I looked through old photos for this publication. As it turned out, their house was very modest; but, as they say, everything is relative. In comparison to my childhood home in Cahokia, Illinois, their house was indeed large. The McKeown children were my favorite cousins. We loved playing together in their neighborhood, climbing the nearby Jungle Jim and exploring the “Hills” down the road. Of the McKeown children, my favorite cousin was Carol Jean. We were pals who did everything together. Sally Jo, the youngest, used to “pal around” with us. Sadly, I have lost contact with Carol Jean over the years. On the bright side, I have maintained contact with Sally Jo. Sally Jo is one of the most intelligent and insightful people I have the honor of knowing. She has a Masters degree in metalurgy and currently works for Duracell, the Energizer folks. My close relationship with the McKeowns extends to Nancy, the second oldest. It’s hard to find proper words to describe this gentle soul. She radiates compassion, gentleness, empathy, and quiet strength. I love just being in her presence. Now, take all that I just said and multiply it by 1000 and you have the very special relationship between Nancy and my older brother, Tom. I have never seen two people more in love than these two wonderful people. My, you say, but aren’t they first cousins! Yes, I say, and the world is made better by their love. Tom and “Nance” always had a special bond with each other, even in childhood. Whereas Carol Jean and I were “pals” kicking around with each other on our various childhood adventures, Tom and Nance were magically bound in a relationship that only believers in destiny can understand. They always knew, though not always consciously, that they were meant for each other. However, conventional societal strictures kept this couple apart until they reached middle age. Both married, had children, and lived their lives without the slightest clue that someday their paths would cross and join. The fateful spring of 1990 unleashed a chain of events that culminated in the marriage three years later of Tom Francis and Nancy McKeown, officiated by yours-truly.43 44. Lorene COLLINS. Born in 1914. Lorene died in 1962; she was 48. Lorene married BETHEL. They had one child: 68 i. Charles Randall 45. Pearl Ivan COLLINS. Born in 1910 in Vandalia, Missouri. Pearl Ivan died in Wayne, Michigan in 1946; he was 36. Drowned. Pearl Ivan first married Ann Marie MUELLER, daughter of Lafayette Henry MUELLER & Cornelia Louise COTTON. Born on 11 Nov 1912 in Wellsville, Montgomery, Missouri. Child: 69 i. Charles Lowell (1935-) 46. Ruth Meriam SMITH. From Gerald and Janice DeWitz’s genealogy “Before You”: Ruth Meriam Smith was born February 2, 1902 in Kansas City, Missouri. She was the second child and daugh- ter of Claude E. and Ella Mae Hughes Smith. The Smiths were among the early pioneering families that had come from Kentucky, settling in Clay County, Missouri. The 1900 census indicates that by that time Claude and Ella Mae were living in a rented house, (316 Drury Street), in Kansas City and that Claude was a motorman for the transit system. Ruth was a tiny, frail, premature infant and wasn’t expected to survive. It was said that she could fit in a sewing machine drawer, about 4" x 12,” and that a teacup could fit on her head. On her second birthday, she was dressed up in a fussy white dress, sat upon a high stool, and had a photographic portrait done as a permanent memorial because it was feared that she wouldn’t have another birthday. When Ruth was three and a half, a third girl, Helen Katherine, was born to Claude and Ella. At that time, big sister Opal was six. In 1912, when Ruth was ten, her mother Ella Mae died of nephritis after a lingering illness of six years. Tuber- culosis involving the right lung weakened her and contributed to her demise. The younger girls were sent to live with relatives. Ruth went to “Aunt Lizzie,” (Julia Elizabeth Smith Hudson O’Dell), Claude’s sister. Helen was sent to Gramma Hughes, the maternal grandmother. Growing up without a mother at this tender age in the Victorian era, Ruth had no one to talk to or ask questions. The normal changes of maturing came as a total shock and the young girl thought she was following her mother to the grave. Claude remarried a young widow and mother of a two year old son in 1914. Clara Hoppas was just twenty- three, thirteen years younger than her new husband. Suddenly Clara had three step-daughters in addition to her son, Everett. Opal was just ten years younger and probably relieved to have most of the housekeeping chores lifted off her shoulders. The family had relocated to Omaha, Nebraska where Claude worked for Calender House as a “com- mercial trader,” perhaps learning the printing business. Although loved and accepted as a brother by the big sisters, Everett was a moody problem child. This prompted Claude to adopt him officially, thinking it would help him feel more accepted as a part of the family. One Christmas, the girls tied a bundle of sticks together, placing it under the

--188-- tree for the “naughty boy.” He was devastated! The country was in the throws of World War I in 1916. Claude was intensely patriotic and insisted that Ruth drop the German language course that she was taking at High School. Since she couldn’t matriculate without a language, Ruth never graduated. 1920 found her working as a file clerk for the Telephone Company. On July 11, 1925, Ruth married Lester Albin Wiesner at the North Side Christian Church in Omaha, Nebraska. The pastor performing the ceremony was F. K. Hargrove and the witnesses were Clarence Wiesner, Lester’s brother, and Herbert McCauley, who was to marry Ruth’s younger sister Helen the following year. Lester was a dashing twenty-three year old auto mechanic from Omaha. On August 15, 1926, the young couple was blessed with a baby daughter. The home birth almost ended in disaster when the baby presented in a breech position and appeared stillborn. The Catholic doctor quickly baptized the infant Joyce Elizabeth, and then shocked her into gasping for breath by dipping her in hot and cold water. Ruth, who had always been frail, was warned not to have any more children, but having a strong maternal nature, she ignored the warning and exactly three years later on August 16, 1929, Janice Elaine was born at Lord Lister Hospital in Omaha. The depression hit the family when Lester lost his job as repair shop foreman for The Yellow Cab Company. This led to a nervous breakdown. In 1933, the family left everything in Omaha and moved to California to be near Ruth’s relatives who were already settled there. Ruth was a petite 5' 1" tall, and wore a sample sized shoe (4B). She had a “sweet tooth” and would frequently make fudge or other goody, much to the delight of the girls who got to lick the pan. No shopping trip downtown was complete without a trip to the candy counter or doughnut shop. Although never a gourmet cook, her specialties were old-fashioned favorites like oat-meal cookies and rice pudding. She was an avid gardener and the yard was always bursting with colorful blooms. During World War II, her “Victory Garden” filled the entire back half of the big back yard. Fresh vegetables were always plentiful and were her pride and joy. She was a very gentle lady and never smoked, drank, or drove a car. Ruth was a very loving mother and lived for her children. There was never a time when the family did not have financial problems but this was never evident to the girls. Ruth worked for a time as a bookkeeper for the telephone company. In 1938, she strained her heart and had to spend a year of complete bed rest. She was never strong and suffered from hypertension at a time when good blood pressure medication was not available. All this was compounded by a tyrannical and demanding husband. Planning for the weddings of Joyce and Janice the summer of 1949, although stressful, brought her great joy. She stitched both dresses with tender, loving care. The arrival of Tommy, her first grandchild, two years later was certainly one of the biggest events of her life. She adored Tommy as she did Debbie, Joyce’s first child, who arrived eight months later. Tragically, she never really knew her other grandchildren as she suffered a severe stroke the summer of’ 1953 when she was lust fifty-one years of age. When the doctor told the family that “it would have been better if she had died,” Lester threw him out of the house. The next five years were torturous and proved that the doctor had been right. Ruth struggled to regain some speech and strength but each gain would be lost with another stroke. She died on December 5, 1958 when she was fifty-six years of age. Her remains are in the mausoleum of Inglewood Park Cemetery at Inglewood, California. Ruth Meriam SMITH and Lester Albin WIESNER had the following children: 70 i. Joyce Elizabeth (1926-) 71 ii. Janice Elane (1929-) 47. William Russell DAVID. Born on 11 Nov 1897 in Lair Station, Harrison County, Kentucky. William Russell married Josephine THOMAS. Born on 29 Jun 1896 in Spencer County, Kentucky. They had the following children: i. William Russell. Born on 3 Jun 1919. 72 ii. Barbara (1924-) 73 iii. Allen Ray (1926-) 48. Alvin DAVID. Born on 26 Jun 1901. Alvin died on 17 Jan 1961; he was 59. Alvin first married Cecil SANFORD. They had one child, Eva Jean. Alvin second married Callie CUNNINGHAM. They had the following children: i. John Russell. Born on 30 Jul 1948 in Lexington, Kentucky. 74 ii. Minnie Sue (1949-) 75 iii. Chester Richard (1950-) iv. Alvin Dee. Born on 16 Mar 1958 in Lexington, Kentucky. v. Thomas Estill. Born on 23 Feb 1954 in Lexington, Kentucky. vi. Patricia Ann. Born on 6 Sep 1952 in Lexington, Kentucky. 49. Amos Ray DAVID. Born on 4 Jun 1904 in Lexington, Kentucky. On 27 Jun 1931 when Amos Ray was 27, he married Corelli Brown ALGER. Born on 21 Jan 1906 in West Bridgewater, Massachusetts. They had the following children: 76 i. Donald Lowe (1933-)

--189-- 77 ii. Evelyn Corelli (1936-) iii.Virginia Lea. Born on 2 Mar 1943 in New York, New York. On 4 Sep 1966 when Virginia Lea was 23, she married George Kenneth LUCEY. Born on 13 Nov 1937 in New Orleans, Louisiana. iv.Carol Grace, born on 25 Feb 1947 in Alexandria, Virginia.

Sixth Generation

50. Vivian MEDARIS. Born on 24 Feb 1919. On 2 Mar 1940 when Vivian was 21, she married James Edward RAMSEY. They had the following children: Chris, born on 22 Sep 1937; James Edward, born on 31 Dec 1942; Eunice Vickie, born on 27 Jul 1944. 51. Dymple MEDARIS. Born on 28 May 1922. On 19 May 1940 when Dymple was 17, she married James BRAY. They had the following children: Michael, born on 28 Jul 1943; James Patrick, born on 8 Jun 1948. 52. Robert Page CHANDLER. Born on 3 Jan 1929 in West Point, New York. Robert Page married Sally Etta Charlotte GROOVER. Born on 18 Feb 1932 in Opelika, Alaska. They had the following children: Charlotte Victoria, born on 17 May 1952; Deborah Elizabeth, born on 11 Nov 1954; Cynthia Gale, born on 3 Jan 1956; Rex Eugene; Angela Fay, born on 14 May 1960. 53. Ann Page CHANDLER. Born on 9 Oct 1931. Ann Page married Clair RUBLEE Jr.. Born on 17 Feb 1928 in Newport, Vermont. They had the following children: Mark, born on 15 Nov 1954; Lynn, born on 28 May 1956; Craig, born on 14 Jul 1958; Gale Louise, born on 29 Nov 1961. 54. Carl G. MADSEN Jr. Born on 9 Dec 1928 in Warren, Ohio. On 20 Jun 1954 when Carl G. was 25, he married Alice Rosalyn LESLIE. Born on 19 Feb 1933 in Elwood City, Pennsylvania. They had the following children: Anders, born on 22 Jul 1955 in Topeka, Kansas; Stephen, born on 26 Jun 1959 in Mainbridge, Maryland; Alec, born on 7 Jul 1961 in Painsville, Ohio. 55. Robert Grant CHANDLER. Born on 21 Mar 1938. On 11 Mar 1961 when Robert Grant was 22, he married Myrna Lee DENTON. They had one child: William Travis, born on 7 Jan 1962 in Bog Spring, Texas. 56. Dayle HAMLETT. Born on 25 Aug 1934. Dayle married Jim DUFF. They had the following children: Sally A., born on 9 Jun 1958—she married WILEY; Mary J., born on 11 Mar 1962—she married MOODY; John Michael, born on 3 Aug 1963. 57. Cheryle HAMLETT. Cheryle married Bob CARLESON. They had two children, Carrie and Patrick. 58. Patie Edith TYRRELL. Born on 16 Oct 1948 in Missouri. Patie Edith married CORNELL. They had the following children: Donald Thomas, born on 5 Sep 1978, and Michael, born on 8 Dec 1981 in California. 59. Bettye Alice TYRRELL. Born on 8 Feb 1953 in St. Louis, Missouri. On 12 Jun 1971 when Bettye Alice was 18, she married Thomas Francis WARNER. They had the following children: Thomas Francis, born on 25 Mar 1971 in Farmington, Missouri, and Corey Wayne, born on 4 Jun 1978 in Farmington, Missouri. Bettye’s story is a living testimony of the importance of family research and embodies the whole purpose of this present study. She contacted me only weeks ago (November 1998) after discovering some familiar names on my internet family web site. Until then, she knew almost nothing about her family history except for the name of her birth father, Holmes Tyrell. She thought that her mother’s name was Betty but was uncertain about her surname (Hamlett). Bettye’s reason for finding her birthparents was very important: she recently found out that she had breast cancer and her doctor asked about the family history of the disease. Bettye found the key to her past within her own adopted family. She is the adopted child of Walter C. Jones and Lilly Mae Jones. The family adopted Bettye in 1953 or 1954 and changed her name to Bettye Karen Jones. Bettye talked with her aunt Dorothy whose husband was the best man at Holmes Tyrell and Betty’s wedding. She hit paydirt! Her aunt not only knew her birth parents but had an address for Bettye’s mother who, as it turned out, was none other than Betty Hamlett, the only daughter of General F. Hamlett and Edith Mae Smith (1886-1933). Bettye finally met her birth mother on November 30, 1998, and what a reunion they had! Bettye was so excited that she had a solid family heritage and living relatives that she could get to know for the first time in her life! She was very apprehensive that her brother and sister might not take kindly to this new “sister” in their midst; but, Bettye wrote to me and said that they were all so excited to see their long lost little sister at last. My, what a story… 60. John Virgil FRANCIS Jr. Born on 8 Jul 1943. In 1965 when John Virgil was 21, he first married Sandy GORMAN. They had one child: Suzanne Irene, born on 21 Aug 1967. In Sep 1996 when Suzanne Irene was 29, she married Brian NORVELLE. In 1969 when John Virgil was 25, he second married Sonya SCHAAF.

--190-- They had one child: 78 i. Kacie (1970-) In 1983 when John Virgil was 39, he third married Elyndale JONES. Born in 1965. In 1985 when John Virgil was 41, he fourth married Christine CRAVENS. Born on 2 Aug 1947. They had one child: Christy Nicole, born on 13 Jul 1989. “Skip” is a professional musician and one of the most talented people I know. He works very hard at his profession and makes a nice living in Hollywood, Florida, where he and his family lives. He is a doting father to Christy Nicole. Christine, a Registered Nurse, has a warm sensible personality. Skip recently had a heart condition which landed him in the hospital and which made him realize that he had better make radical changes in his diet and exercise. From all indications, he is now doing well. 61. Thomas Russell FRANCIS. Born on 12 Jul 1945 in Oak Ridge, Tennessee. On 16 Jun 1967 when Thomas Russell was 21, he first married Betty HYMES, in Osage Beach, MO, in Betty’s parent’s home. Born in 1949. They were divorced in Jan 1991. They had two children, Chad Alan and Candice Ann. Chad Alan was born on 16 Dec 1970 in Springfield, Illinois. Chad Alan first married Stephanie while stationed in Germany as a U.S. Army soldier. Chad Alan second married Julie KIRKWIG, in Nacagdoches, Texas. Tom and Betty’s second child, Candace Ann, was born on 21 Jun 1972 in Jefferson City, MO. On 26 Jul 1997 when Candace Ann was 25, she married John Mark JEFFRIES, in Jefferson City, Missouri. On 15 May 1993 when Thomas Russell was 47, he second married Nancy Mae McKEOWN (56) , daughter of Russell Franklin McKEOWN (1920-) & Sarah Ann SMITH (39) (1928-), in Midway, Kentucky. Born on 17 Feb 1946 in Decatur, Illinois. Tom and I have a deep and satisfying relationship as brothers and, more importantly, as friends that cannot be measured in the space of a few paragraphs. As a child, Tom was my Hero. He was always there for me, teaching me how to hunt, fish, play ball, and just about everything an Older Brother can do for his snot-nosed baby brother. I’ll never forget the time that Tom taught me how to use a shotgun. We would go rabbit hunting and I finally noticed (after who-knows-how-many hunting trips) that my shot gun would made a noise but no buckshot would come out. Tom took me to the side and let me in on the secret: my step-dad had taken the buckshot out of the shotgun shell. So, Big Brother decided it was time to teach his Little Brother how to handle the “real-McCoy.” We went to a frozen pond and, after Tom carefully took me through the step-by-step guidelines of gun safety procedures, I promptly took the gun , held it toward Tom’s feet, and pulled the trigger! I just about blew his foot off, missing it by only inches. I’ll never forget the look of sheer dumbfounded terror in his eyes at that moment; yet, he didn’t say a word and, to my estimation, never mentioned that episode to our step-dad. Our special bond was tested during my twenties and early thirties when I went through college and seminary. Like most young people, for me college and seminary represented a period of intense intellectual activity. Old conceptual boundaries were questioned, discarded, and replaced by ever-widening circles of new ideas that, at the time, seemed earth-shattering. I was in my element and loved the challenge of exploring this fascinating universe of ideas. This development of intellectual prowess, while wonderful and exciting in its own right, produced a rather ugly personality flaw. To put it bluntly, I became arrogant and enamored with my “superior” intellect. Poor Tom didn’t know what hit him. When we would visit one another, our conversations would turn harsh and confrontive. Tom, for his part, still saw me as his Kid Brother whom he loved to show the “Ways-of-the-World.” For my part, I was hell-bent on showing him how much I knew about this-and-that; we were truly like ships that passed in the night. Our break came when we decided to stop debating and start listening to each other. We made a pact that, regardless of what subject we discussed (religion was the number one point of contention between us), we would listen with complete attention to the other person and try to understand the world from his perspective. The result was nothing less than miraculous. Tom and I came through this period with a much deeper appreciation of one another and, I believe, cast aside the old childhood notions of Older and Younger Brothers. We can now honestly talk about anything without the slightest fear of being misunderstood. Besides my wife Cindy, Tom is the best friend that I have in this world. 62. Robert Eugene FRANCIS. Born on 15 Mar 1949 in Knoxville, Tennessee. On 14 May 1972 when Robert Eugene was 23, he married Lucinda Leigh McCLURE, daughter of Richard Lee McCLURE (1921-) & Lucille CORBIN (1926-), in Osage Beach, Mo. Born on 11 Mar 1950 in Boonville, Mo. This is me, folks! They had the following children: 79 i. Rachel Deliath (1973-) ii. Shoshana Leigh. Born on 10 Sep 1978 in Kansas City, Mo. Shana is a bright outgoing person with a great wit and easygoing personality. She is probably a genius, but is very modest about her intellec-

--191-- tual abilities. She is currently attending college and having the time of her life! 63. Judith Ann McKEOWN. Born in 1944. Judith Ann married Charles CUMMINS. They had the following children: 80 i. Charles Brett (1966-) ii. Jo Anne “Joey”. Born on 7 Apr 1970 in Decatur, Illinois. On 6 May 1989 when Jo Anne “Joey” was 19, she married Steven Eric CREVISTON. Born on 29 Mar 1964 in Decatur, Illinois. iii. Jenny. Born on 19 Jun 1971. In Jun 1989 when Jenny was 17, she married Tony MOON. They were divorced. 64. Nancy Mae McKEOWN. Born on 17 Feb 1946 in Decatur, Illinois. In Jul 1966 when Nancy Mae was 20, she first married William Louis SANDERS. They were divorced in Jan 1969. They had one child: 81 i. William Robert (1967-) On 22 Jul 1973 when Nancy Mae was 27, she second married Gary Lynn STARNES, son of Norman STARNES & Dorothy. They were divorced in Mar 1991. They had the following children: i. Casey Jackson. Born on 5 Dec 1974 in Boulder, Colorado. 82 ii. Lindsay Morgan (1977-) On 15 May 1993 when Nancy Mae was 47, she third married Thomas Russell FRANCIS (53) , son of John Virgil FRANCIS (1915-) & Margaret Louisa SMITH (38) (1924-), in Midway, Kentucky. Born on 12 Jul 1945 in Oak Ridge, Tennessee. Refer to my comments about Nancy in the above description of the McKeown family. 65. Russell Franklin McKEOWN. Born on 12 May 1948 in Decatur, Illinois. Russell Franklin first married Marla. They had the following children: 83 i. Jason ii. Allison. Russell Franklin second married Sabrina. 66. Carol Jean McKEOWN. Born on 15 Dec 1951 in Decatur, Illinois. Carol had the following children: John, born on 24 Nov 1969 in Decatur, Illinois; Jamie Nicole, born on 7 Mar 1972. While I have lost track of Carol Jean over the years, I remember her fondly as my childhood buddy and “side- kick.” We used to have great fun together whenever our respective families got together. 67. Sallie Joan McKEOWN. Born on 24 Sep 1954 in Decatur, Illinois. In Jun 1972 when Sallie Joan was 17, she first married William BACKSTEIN. They were divorced in May 1976. In Aug 1981 when Sallie Joan was 26, she second married Tony HIGGINS. They had one child: Emily, born on 7 Dec 1981. “Sallie Jo,” as I call her, is one of my favorite cousins. I have very fond memories of our childhood when we visited the McKeown home in Peoria, Illinois. Sally Jo, the youngest daughter of my aunt Sallie and uncle Russ, was five years younger than me. She used to “tag along” with her sister Carol Jean and me on our adventures in the neighborhood. She has since grown into a woman of keen intellect who has mastered one of the more difficult fields of study, receiving a Masters degree in metallurgy. She now works for the Duracell Company in South Carolina. Her husband Tony is a professional chef and U.S. Army reservist. When he gets to talking about the great foods that he prepares, my mouth begins to water! 68. Charles Randall BETHEL. Charles married unknown and had the following children: Robbie Kay and Vickie Lynne. 69. Charles Lowell COLLINS. Born on 14 Apr 1935 in Wellsville, Montgomery, Missouri. On 23 Dec 1954 when Charles Lowell was 19, he first married Wanda Mae McDANIELS, in Louisburg, Missouri. Born in 1937. In May 1958 when Charles Lowell was 23, he second married Eleanor F. PALMA, in Albany, New York. Born on 3 Oct 1938 in Schenectady, New York. They had the following children: 84 i. Charles Lowell (1959-) ii. Sharlene. Born on 27 Mar 1960 in Schenectady, New York. On 11 Jun 1977 when Charles Lowell was 42, he third married Kristine M. RAFFERTY, in Clifton Park, New York. Born on 3 Jan 1949 in Schenectady, New York. They had one child: Erin Dawn, born on 4 Nov 1973 in Schenectady, New York. On 31 Dec 1994 when Charles Lowell was 59, he fourth married Eleanor Ann “Ellie” BENNETT, daughter of Ferdinando Harvey BENNETT & Grace Frances BERRY, in Ballston Spa, New York. Born on 29 Mar 1946 in Gloversville, Fulton, New York. 70. Joyce Elizabeth WIESNER. Born on 15 Aug 1926 in Omaha, Nebraska. She had one child, Debbie.

--192-- 71. Janice Elane WIESNER. Born on 16 Aug 1929 in Omaha, Nebraska. Lord Lister Hospital. On 20 Aug 1949 when Janice Elane was 20, she married Gerald Cairns DEWITZ, son of Walter Carl DEWITZ (1889-1973) & Mabel Anne CAIRNS (1904-1981), in Los Angeles, California. Born on 5 Apr 1928 in Chicago, Illinois. The Dewitz’s are the primary contributors to the Nicholas III line in this genealogy. Also, Jerry DeWitz has been exceptionally helpful in providing much of the original source material for the first generation ancestors, Nancy SHAWHAN and Nicholas SMITH. They had the following children: 85 i. Thomas Shaun (1951-) 86 ii. Scott David (1955-) 87 iii. Pamela Jane (1956-) 88 iv. Kimberly Kay (1958-) 72. Barbara DAVID. Born on 5 Sep 1924 in Schenectady, New York. Barbara married Ralph Leroy WILSON. Born on 6 Jan 1922 in Guyman, Oklahoma. They had the following children: 89 i. Patricia Lee (1945-) 90 ii. Karen Margaret (1946-) 91 iii. Penelope Gay (1948-) iv. Christine Jo. Born on 1 May 1956 in Sanders, California. v. Michael David. Born on 27 Dec 1959 in Auberry, California. 73. Allen Ray DAVID. Born on 22 Jul 1926 in Schenectady, New York. Allen Ray first married Carol M. SHEA. Born on 9 Dec 1933 in Schenectady, New York. They had the following children: i. Jana Lynn. Born on 16 Feb 1951. 92 ii. Terry Louise (1952-) Allen Ray second married Ann Elizabeth AMIDON. Born on 29 Jun 1937 in Syracuse, New York. They had the following children: Amy Elizabeth, born on 5 Jul 1965 in Syracuse, New York; William Edwin, born on 28 Dec 1967 in Syracuse, New York. 74. Minnie Sue DAVID. Born on 1 Sep 1949. On 29 May 1970 when Minnie Sue was 20, she married Dale Huston WILSON. They had one child: Lucinda Marie, born on 8 Aug 1973 in Lexington, Kentucky. 75. Chester Richard DAVID. Born on 14 Dec 1950 in Lexington, Kentucky. On 12 Feb 1972 when Chester Richard was 21, he married Bonita Gale WILSON. They had the following children: Karen Marinda, born on 13 Dec 1972 in Lexington, Kentucky; Kimberly Gale, born on 27 Mar 1974 in Lexington, Kentucky. 76. Donald Lowe DAVID. Born on 5 Nov 1933. On 7 Dec 1960 when Donald Lowe was 27, he first married Eva Brown HARLESS. Born on 11 Jul 1933 in Grafton, West Virginia. They had one child: Leigh, born on 14 Jan 1962 in Marietta, Ohio. On 29 Aug 1970 when Donald Lowe was 36, he second married Opal MAY. Born on 2 Jun 1938 in Macon, Georgia. They had one child: Robert Lowe, born on 8 May 1972 in Macon, Georgia. 77. Evelyn Corelli DAVID. Born on 23 Jun 1936 in New York, New York. On 10 Aug 1964 when Evelyn Corelli was 28, she married Eric Lawrence KEISMAN. Born on 28 Feb 1934 in New York, New York. They had the following children: Julia Corelli, born on 25 Nov 1965 in New York, New York; Elizabeth Alger. Born on 7 Aug 1969 in New York, New York; Eric Lawrence, born on 11 Aug 1970 in New York, New York.

Seventh Generation

78. Kacie FRANCIS. Born on 21 Jul 1970. In 1994 when Kacie was 23, she married Robert TOFFOLI. They had one child: Samantha Nicole, born on 1 Jul 1997 in Florida. 79. Rachel Deliath FRANCIS. Born on 24 Sep 1973 in Independence, Mo. On 29 May 1994 when Rachel Deliath was 20, she married Lance CASE, son of Patrick Richard CASE (1950-) & Wilma Jean BENTZ (1956-), in Peters- burg, Virginia. Born on 26 Aug 1972. They had one child, Lily Jane, born on 6 Mar 1998 in Ellsworth, Maine. Born at 11:37AM, 7lbs., 3oz., 21”. Rachel describes herself as “. . . very shy, but friendly when I want to be. I love to sew, hike, and read. I enjoy going to museums and traveling to unknown places. I am 5’4', with green eyes and blond hair. I am very fair- skinned and have a sweet smile! and a BIG nose! I love to joke and tease people, but like to be a good friend and someone that a person can talk to. I’m pretty dependable and determined. Oh, I’m really stubborn!” As her father, I am probably not the best person to provide a description of Rachel; but, here goes: When one first meets Rachel, she could be thought of as generally quiet and shy. Actually, with those she

--193-- knows and trusts, Rachel is very friendly, warm, and outgoing. She has a wonderful irreverent wit about her and an absolutely marvelous distaste for religious bigotry. She literally bubbles over with creativity yet often takes her talent for granted. For example, without great thought or planning, Rachel can create an art item that is both eloquent and beautiful. When she wants to be, Rachel can be the sweetest, nicest and most wonderful person to be around; but when she’s in a bad mood—watch out! It’s best to “let the storm pass” as they say, because until Rachel wants to calm down, no one on earth–or in the heavens–can do it for her! (Ahh, what a saint you have in Lance, dear Rachel). Rachel’s favorite holiday is Halloween. She and Lance love to dress up and give out treats to the children. By the time this narrative goes to press, Rachel will have graduated from the University of Maine in Bangor, Maine, receiving a Bachelor of Arts in Art Education and a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education. She hopes to teach at the grade school level. Her double degree in these two field is the first in the university’s history. Rachel describes Lance as one who “…loves hiking and outdoors. He is very friendly and easy-going. He loves to smile and talk to anyone. Lance also likes to visit breweries and sample exotic beers! Lance is 5’9", has auburn hair, blue eyes, and fair skin with many freckles! He takes after his mother’s side of the family in his features; except for his large jaw and sloping forehead. Lance is a good friend; someone who listens. He is depend- able and stable. My take on Lance is that he is a very kind, generous, and patient person. He is very knowledgeable about the outdoors yet is very humble about it. He is realizing a long sought after dream of completing college and becoming a forest ranger. Lance did the very difficult but honorable thing by signing up for a second hitch with the U.S. Coast Guard in order to help Rachel finish her college education. Rachel and Lance’s pride and joy is their baby girl, Lily Jane. What a sweetheart she is! I am, of course, totally unbiased. As of this writing, Lily Jane is just beginning to crawl. She has a winning personality with quick, easy smiles for everyone. She has quickly learned the Art of Wrapping Mom and Dad Around Her Little Finger. 80. Charles Brett CUMMINS. Born on 2 Jun 1966 in St. Mary’s Hospital, Decatur, Illinois. On 25 Oct 1986 when Charles Brett was 20, he married Kelly Jo CHAPMAN. They had the following children: Austin Brett, born on 29 Nov 1988 at the Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Center in Mattoon, Illinois (Austin’s middle name is after his father); Anna Jo, born on 24 Jun 1992 at the Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Center in Mattoon, Illinois. Anna is named after her maternal great-grandmother Anna Huffaker. Her middle name is after her mother. 81. William Robert (Sanders) STARNES. Born on 6 Mar 1967 in Carbondale, Illinois. William Robert married Jennifer Alison UNDERWOOD. Born on 11 Oct 1971. They are now divorced. They had the following children: Anna Elizabeth, born on 31 Jan 1993 in Springfield, Missouri; Drew Christopher, born on 31 Mar 1994 in Spring- field, Missouri; Katie McKenzie, born on 3 Jan 1997 in Springfield, Missouri. Will officially had his last name changed from Sanders to Starnes. 82. Lindsay Morgan STARNES. Born on 7 Feb 1977 in Westminster, Colorado. In 1995 when Lindsay Morgan was 17, she married Steven TERRY. They had the following children: Coralie Eden, born on 11 Aug 1994 in Lexington, Kentucky; Addison Steven. Born on 9 Feb 1996 in Kingsport, Tennessee. 83. Jason McKEOWN. Jason married Lisa. They had the twins, Kelsi Jean and Anthony, born on 4 Apr 1995. 84. Charles Lowell COLLINS III. Born on 14 Feb 1959 in Schenectady, New York. In 1983 when Charles Lowell was 23, he first married Anna GREEN, in Saratoga Springs, New York. Born in 1961 in Saratoga Springs, New York. They had the following children: Charles Lowell, born on 11 Jul 1984 in Saratoga Springs, New York; Amy Marie, born on 21 May 1988 in Saratoga Springs, New York. In Jul 1992 when Charles Lowell was 33, he second married Doreen FLANNIGAN, in Saratoga Springs, New York. Born on 27 Mar 1960 in Schenectady, New York. They had one child, James Carmen, born on 29 Oct 1990 in Saratoga Springs, New York. 85. Thomas Shaun DEWITZ. Born on 19 Oct 1951 in Los Angeles, California. On 24 Jun 1972 when Thomas Shaun was 20, he married Dorothy Elizabeth CLEMENT, daughter of Herbert Irick CLEMENT & Margaret Sara REXON, in Laurel Springs, New Jersey. Born on 23 Apr 1951 in Laurel Springs, New Jersey. They had one child, Matthew, born on 1 Jul 1983 in Houston, Texas. 86. Scott David DEWITZ. Born on 5 Apr 1955 in Ventura, California. On 26 May 1979 when Scott David was 24, he married Carolyn Elizabeth GRESHAM, daughter of Marshall GRESHAM & Mildred Frances DONALD, in Houston, Texas. Born on 10 Aug 1960. They had the following children: Sara Kathryn, born on 24 Feb 1982 in El Paso, Texas; Jennifer Michelle, born on 16 Nov 1986 in El Paso, Texas. 87. Pamela Jane DEWITZ. Born on 18 Jul 1956 in Ventura, California. On 8 Jan 1977 when Pamela Jane was 20, she married Vincent Carl ZINNANTE, son of Ross Anthony ZINNANTE & Anne Mary SCHILLACI, in Houston, Texas. Born on 14 Oct 1955 in Houston, Texas. They had the following children: Amy Michelle, born on 17 Apr 1983 in Houston, Texas; Natalie Anne, born on 28 Dec 1984 in Houston, Texas; Anna Lisa, born on 16 Aug 1988 in

--194-- Houston, Texas. 88. Kimberly Kay DEWITZ. Born on 21 Jan 1958 in Ventura, California. On 19 Aug 1978 when Kimberly Kay was 20, she married John Thomas CARROLL, in Houston, Texas. Born on 19 Oct 1957 in Falfurrias, Texas. They had the following children: Christin Marie, born on 28 Jul 1980 in Houston, Texas; Anthony Michael, born on 5 Oct 1991 in Galveston, Texas; Cody James Petyak, born on 5 Sep 1995 in Galveston, Texas. 89. Patricia Lee WILSON. Born on 11 Mar 1945 in Schenectady, New York. Patricia Lee married John Bruce SANDERS. Born on 5 Sep 1944 in Amsterdam, New York. They had the following children: John Bruce, born on 6 Dec 1966 in Amsterdam, New York; Heather Lorraine, born on 24 Jun 1969 in Schenectady, New York. Tricia Lee, born on 3 Jan 1971 in Schenectady, New York. 90. Karen Margaret WILSON. Born on 22 Oct 1946 in Schenectady, New York. Karen Margaret married Leslie Roy KLEIN. Born on 19 Jan 1946 in Staten Island, New York. They had the following children: Michelle Lee, born on 7 Jul 1968 in Bayonne, New Jersey; Melissa Jo, born on 22 Oct 1970 in Schenectady, New York. 91. Penelope Gay WILSON. Born on 11 Mar 1948 in Fresno, California. Penelope Gay married Philip Gene EVERSON. Born on 25 Jul 1946 in Ballston Spa, New York. They had one child: Kimberly Ann, born on 8 Oct 1970 in Schenectady, New York. 92. Terry Louise DAVID. Born on 11 May 1952 in Schenectady, New York. Terry Louise married Gregory Charles LORD. Born on 11 May 1952 in Schenectady, New York. They had one child: Gregory Charles, born on 12 Aug 1969 in Phoenix, Arizona.

ENDNOTES

1 DeWitz, Jerry and Janice. “Before You.” Houston, Texas: Alpha Publishing Group, 1997, pp. 125, 127. 2 Bourbon County, Kentucky, 1850 census. 3 “Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy,” p. 36. 4 Bourbon County, Kentucky, 1850 census. 5 Wallace Batterton may be the same as “William A. Batterson” of Harold T. David’s reference, p. 37, (see “William H. David, Kentucky Pioneer and Related Families”) 6 “Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy,” p. 36. 7 Bourbon County, Kentucky, 1850 census. 8 “Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy,” p. 36. 9 Goodspeed’s The History of Pike County, 1883. 10 Isobel Chander Madsen, “Shawhan, Smith, Chandler, Madsen, 1699-1963,” p. 31. 11 John F. Eisenberg descendancy chart lists Mary’s surname as “Davis.” He may have gotten this information from the erroneous listing in Goodspeed’s “The History of Pike County, Missouri.” 12 Bourbon County, Kentucky, 1850 census. 13 Taken from a book compiled in 1978-1979 by Patty Biddle, from Western Citizen Newspapers: KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON—DEATHS AND MARRIAGES (1808-1865)—Patty M. Biddle SMITH, Nicholas, at his residence in Bourbon County, on the 2d inst. aged 33 years, November 9, 1855. 14 Bourbon County, Kentucky, 1850 census. 15 DeWitz, p. 128. 16 The placement of COL Samuel Ewalt as the son of John Ewalt and Elizabeth Ravenscraft is purely speculative at this juncture. The reasons for placing him here is that (1) Jerry and Janice Dewitz in their genealogy mentions a “mother” of Samuel named “Mary” in an explanation of the description of Ewalt land: “Notes: The “Ewalt Land” referred to above was owned by Sarah, mother of Samuel Ewalt, who married Nicholas II’s sister Margaret. The old stone house pictured on the next page is the old David Family home, referred to above, which still stands.” (Jerry and Janice Dewitz, “Before You,” Alpha Publishing Group, Houston, Texas, 1997, p. 125) John Ewalt married Sarah Flowers in June, 1844, which would have made her Samuel’s step- mother. A second piece of evidence is the Stonermouth Presbyterian Church, Ruddle’s Mills, Ky, cemetery listing. An “Ewalt, John Sr., 1791-1857” is listed along with COL Samuel Ewalt “1826-1868.” This dating places John Ewalt, Sr., as a real possibil- ity as Samuel’s father. Prior to receiving the Dewitz information and the Ruddle’s Mills cemetery listing, I had the following information on John Ewalt: Birth: 1789, Paris, Bourbon County, KY Father: Henry EWALT (1754-1829) Mother: Elizabeth FREY/FRYE (1757-1837) Spouses: 1: Elizabeth RAVENSCRAFT Birth: 1793 Paris, Bourbon County, KY Death: bef 15 May 1827 Age: 34 Father: Thomas RAVENSCRAFT (~1756-1827) Mother: Margaret HINKSON (~1770-) Marriage: 3 Jul 1809, Harrison County, Kentucky. Children: Henry (1810-), Margaret (1813-1873), Juliana (1815-), Elizabeth (1818-), Rebecca (1820-), Nancy Ann (1822-), and Samuel (1817-). Spouse 2: Polly HALEY. Marriage: 6 Nov 1833. Spouse 3: Sarah FLOWERS. Marriage: 24 Jun 1844. With the new information, the pieces of the puzzle come together. It looks as if Samuel, the last son of John and Elizabeth Ewalt, may have actually been born in 1826. Elizabeth is mentioned as dying sometime before 1827. She may have died giving birth to Samuel. 17 Madsen, p. 30. 18 Ibid., p. 30.

--195-- 19 William is mentioned in the Smyrna Church records as follows: SMYRNA CHURCH. This congregation was organized under the auspices of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church in July 1853 by Rev. George Rice. When they organized there were only seven members but in less than a week the number increased to nineteen. The first seven were; Darius McDonald, Elizabeth McDonald, E. A. Coffman, Winifred Coffman, Adam F. Trainer, Cyrus McDonald and Corelia A. Trower. Among the elders who served this church were Darius McDonald, Adam F. Trainer, Henry Trainer, William Dums, Robert M. Vannoy, George Wagner, Cyrus McDonald, Z. B. Blackmore and William M. VanArsdel. 20 Madsen, p. 30. 21 Ibid., p. 30. 22 Ibid., p. 35. 23 Ibid., p. 31. 24 I have yet to find this publication. I believe Isobel died in 1971 and I have not been able to trace the family. 25 Nancy Shawhan Smith once told my grandfather John Francis Smith that Julia Trower died of “Milk Leg.” My wife (Cindy Francis), an RN, looked up Milk Leg and gave the following definition: Postpartum thrombophlebitis. Infection of the lining of a blood vessel where a clot has attached to the vessel wall. Onset is usually between the 10th and 20th post partum (about the same time breast milk comes in full—hence, the name “milk leg”). Can lead to pulminary embolism and death related to obstruction of the circulation to the lung. 26 About Ella KILBY: An article in the Saturday Evening Post, June 2, 1951, was written by “Link” Kilby about his trip to England to study socialism, to report back to his friends in Vandalia, Mo., about his impressions of what he observed. This is the same Kilby family of Ella Kilby who was the second wife of grandfather John Thomas Smith. There was a “Link” Kilby at some of the Old Settlers reunions held in LeMaster’s Grove on the Middletown-Gazette Road, and it was “Grandma” Kilby who for a time was the oldest Old Settler at the reunions, who finally got too old to attend and so the reunion had to move, in part, over to her farm, for her to take part in it. “Grandma” Kilby was the first woman I ever saw smoking. She smoked a pipe and no one diapproved because she was very much respected and cherished by all her neighbors and family. She said herself that she was “tough as a hickory knot” and therefore not likely to be “hurt by a little smoke.” (Madsen, p. 35-a.) 27 Madsen, p. 31. 28 DeWitz, pp. 130-131. 29 Ibid., p. 131. 30 Ibid., p. 131. 31 Ibid., p. 131. 32 Ibid., p. 131. 33 Margaret and William were married in her parent’s home. 34 William David and Related Families, Harold T. David, p. 47. 35 Madsen, pp. 45-46. 36 From interview with Margaret Smith Buck, June, 1998. 37 From phone conversation with Sarah Ann Smith Starnes, 14 March, 1998. 38 Biography taken by permission directly from DeWitz, Jerry and Janice. “Before You.” Houston, Texas: Alpha Publishing Group, 1997, pp. 132-134. 39 Ibid., pp. 133-134. 40 Ibid., p. 134. 41 Ibid., p. 134. 42 Madsen, pp. 36a and 36b. 43 On May 16, 1993, Thomas Francis and Nancy McKeown were married “in the eyes of God” by the Reverend Chaplain (Captain) Robert E. Francis in their home in Midway, Kentucky. On June 8, 1993, they were legally married in Kona-Kailua, Hawaii, by a Hawaiian minister.

--196-- The Descendants of Daniel “Casher Dan” Shawhan (1801-1860) by Robert E. Francis

First Generation

1. Daniel SHAWHAN. Born on 5 Dec 1801 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Daniel was known as “Cashier Dan” because, according to family tradition, he conducted all his financial dealings in cash. Daniel was the fourth child of John Shawhan and Margaret McCune and the executor of his father’s last well and testament. The will states that at the death of Margaret McCune, Daniel is to have first chance to purchase the family property in Bourbon County, estimated at 180 acres. John stated in the will “I don’t wish it to go out of the family....” John also requested that Daniel finish a wall John had begun around the family graveyard. Daniel married Minerva Redmon on November 17, 1825. Minerva (born on 15 May 1807 in Harrison County, Kentucky) was daughter of Charles Redmon (1779-1853) and & Mary Rybolt (1785-1856), and sister of Elizabeth Redmon, the second wife of John Laughlin Shawhan. Daniel died intestate1 September 2, 1860 and is buried in the John Shawhan family cemetery.2 After the Civil War, Minerva and the children migrated to Lone Jack, Missouri. Minerva died August 21, 1890 at the age of 83 years and is buried at the Lone Jack Cemetery, Lone Jack, Missouri. The circumstances of Daniel’s death was reported in The Western Citizen--Fri 07 Aug 1860: “On Sunday morning, Daniel Shawhan died suddenly at his home near Shawhan's Station from what was supposed to be apoplexy of the heart brought on by overexertion. He had accosted a negro man belonging to Mrs. Rush who was passing with a bag maintaining, as Mr. Shawhan had supposed, storing plunder. He demanded to see what was in the bag--the negro refused and when Mr. Shawhan attempted to arrest him, resisted. A sharp struggle ensued which was scarcely ended when Mr. Shawhan sat down and almost immediately fell down, dead. His wife and one of his sons was present.” They had the following children: i. Mary Ann. Born on 2 Sep 1826. Mary Ann died on 30 May 1837; she was 10. Buried in the John Shawhan family cemetery. The words on her gravestone read: “In the memory of Mary Ann B. Shawhan Born 2nd Sept. 1826 Died 30th, May 1837” 2 ii. Charles Redmon (1829-1908) iii. John. Born on 25 Jan 1831. John died of a skull fracture after being kicked by a horse on 7 Jun 1846; he was 15. John is buried in the John Shawhan family cemetery. 3 iv. William Winston (1832-1905) v. Margaret Elizabeth. Born on 31 Oct 1834. Margaret Elizabeth died on 30 Oct 1837; she was 2. vi. Daniel B. Born on 19 Sep 1837. Daniel B. died on 2 Sep 1863; he was 25. Buried in John Shawhan family cemetery. vii. Joseph Bell. Born on 9 Apr 1839. Joseph Bell died on 24 Oct 1841; he was 2.3 Buried in John Shawhan family cemetery. 4 viii. Sarah Minerva (1842-1911) 5 ix. George Henry (1843-1912) 6 x. John Thomas (1847-1891) 7 xi. Margaret Susan (1849-1869)

Second Generation

2. Charles Redmon SHAWHAN. Born on 29 Mar 1829 in Bourbon Co., KY. Charles Redmon died in Lone Jack, MO on 8 Aug 1908; he was 79. On 2 Dec 1851 when Charles Redmon was 22, he first married Sarah Ellen ROGERS, in Bourbon Co., KY. Born About 1830. Sarah Ellen died in Bourbon Co., KY on 22 Feb 1853; she was 23. His obit mentioned that Charles had died at his home of heart trouble and general debility, having been sick for many months. It also stated that “Uncle Charlie” had been a resident of the Lone Jack, MO area since the spring of

--197-- 1866, having been born in Bourbon County, KY. During the Civil War, Charles had enlisted under CSA Gen. Morgan; he was wounded near Burksville at the battle of Hartville, TN but participated in Morgan’s raid thru KY, IN, and OH. They had one child: i. Luellen M. Born on 23 Dec 1852 in KY. Luellen M. died on 15 Jun 1853 in KY. Buried in John Shawhan family cemetery. On 24 Jan 1854 when Charles Redmon was 24, he second married Ann Miller LAIL, daughter of John LAIL (1802-1841) & Burzilla BROWN (1809-1857), in KY. Born on 19 Dec 1835 in Harrison Co., KY. Ann Miller died in Bourbon Co., KY on 29 Jun 1865; she was 29. Ann is buried in the John Shawhan family cemetery. They had the following children: i. Mollie. Born About 1855 in Bourbon Co., KY. 8 ii. Sallie Ann (Sarah) (1858-1949) iii. Alice. Born About 1859 in Bourbon Co., KY. iv. Maggie. Born About 1861 in Bourbon Co., KY. 9 v. Lutie Lail (1864-1942) vi. Lottie Lail. Born on 29 Sep 1864 in Bourbon Co., KY. About 1866 when Charles Redmon was 36, he third married Sarah Frances EASLEY, in KY. Born on 4 Jul 1837. Sarah Frances died on 5 Jun 1867; she was 29. They had one child: 10 i. John Easley (1867-1957) On 9 Feb 1868 when Charles Redmon was 38, he fourth married Lucy Ann WILLIAMS, in KY. Born About 1840. They had one child, Julia, born on 26 Apr 1870 in Lone Jack, MO. Julia died in Lone Jack, MO on 12 Jul 1904; she was 34. About 1892 when Julia was 21, she married J. S. PINNELL, in MO. Born About 1868. 3. William Winston SHAWHAN. Born on 10 Dec 1832. William Winston died on 21 Aug 1905; he was 72. Buried in Lone Jack Cemetery, Lone Jack, Mo. On 27 Dec 1855 when William Winston was 23, he first married Julia RAVENSCRAFT. Born on 9 Nov 1835. Julia died on 27 Jun 1866; she was 32. Julia is buried in the John Shawhan family cemetery. They had the following children: 11 i. Daniel Duncan (1856-1929) 12 ii. William Elken (1858-1938) iii. Martha Bell. Born on 6 Jul 1860 in Shawhan Station, Ky. Martha Bell died in Lee’s Summit, Mo. on 22 Apr 1934; she was 73. On 12 Feb 1890 when Martha Bell was 29, she married William CAVE. “Mattie’s” obituary reads: Mrs. Mattie Shawhan Cave, 74 years old, Lee’s Summit, Mo., died yesterday at her home. She was born in Shawhan Station, Ky., and had lived in Jackson County since 1868. She is survived by her hus- band, William Cave, of the home; a brother, William E. Shawhan, Shawhan Station; five half-brothers, Charles Shawhan, 1825 Jefferson street; George Shawhan, Holden, Mo.; Joseph Shawhan, Leavenworth, Kansas; Jake Shawhan, Lone Jack, Mo.; and Hope Shawhan, Tulsa, Ok., and three half-sisters, Mrs. Minnie Taggert and Mrs. Maggie Dickerson, both of Lee’s Summit, and Mrs. Claude Lee, 2509 Forty-sixth avenue, Kansas City, Kansas. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 o’clock at the First Christian church, Lee’s Summit; burial at Lee’s Summit.4 13 iv. John Morgan (1863-) v. Julia Lee. Born on 8 Mar 1866. Julia Lee died on 2 Aug 1866. Buried in John Shawhan family cemetery. In Jun 1867 when William Winston was 34, he second married Eliza Ann LLOYD, in Cincinnati, Ohio. Born on 31 Aug 1844. Eliza Ann died on 14 Dec 1904; she was 60. They had the following children: i. Charles Thomas, born on 18 Aug 1868. Charles Thomas died on 25 Feb 1935; he was 66. Charles Thomas first married Mamie CURTIS. Mamie died on 25 Jan 1909. Charles Thomas second married Elizabeth BACKUS. ii. George Edwin. Born on 10 Jan 1870. George Edwin died on 2 Feb 1951; he was 81. On 9 Dec 1895 when George Edwin was 25, he first married Luella CRAWFORD. Born in Chapel Hill, Lafayette Co., Mo. Luella died on 15 Jan 1924. On 18 Nov 1925 when George Edwin was 55, he second married Lottie SHIPPY. Lottie died on 30 Apr 1940. 14 iii. Joseph Redmon (1873-1942) iv. Minerva Sarah. Born on 23 Oct 1875. Minerva Sarah died in Lee’s Summit, Mo. on 20 May 1950; she was 74. Buried in Lee’s Summit Cemetery. On 28 Nov 1903 when Minerva Sarah was 28, she married Dan TAGGERT. Dan died in Feb 1911 in Lee’s Summit, Mo.

--198-- 15 v. Mary Florence (1877-1929) vi. Ada. Born on 10 Dec 1881. Ada died in 1915; she was 33. 16 vii. Nancy May (1884-1959) viii. Maggie Berneda. Born on 31 Dec 1888. Maggie Berneda died on 8 Sep 1963; she was 74. Maggie Berneda married Thomas DICKERSON. ix. Hope Lloyd. Born on 23 Oct 1885. Hope Lloyd died on 30 Dec 1918; he was 33. Buried in Lone Jack Cemetery, Lone Jack, Mo. Hope Lloyd married Belle FAULKENBERRY. Born on 14 Jul 1887. 17 x. Ennis Winston “Jake” (1879-1961) 4. Sarah Minerva SHAWHAN. Born on 13 Jul 1842. Sarah Minerva died on 13 Mar 1911; she was 68. On 26 Aug 1858 when Sarah Minerva was 16, she married Elkin David LIGHTFOOT. Born on 5 Feb 1836. Elkin David died on 29 Nov 1893; he was 57. They had the following children: 18 i. “Big” Frank ii. Minnie. 5. George Henry SHAWHAN. Born on 2 Dec 1843 in Shawhan Station, Ky. George Henry died in Lone Jack, Mo. on 28 Jul 1912; he was 68. On 20 Jan 1868 when George Henry was 24, he married Mary Francis TATMAN, daughter of William Lee TATMAN & Elizabeth SIDLES (1833-1888). Born on 16 Mar 1851 in Brown County, Ohio. Mary Francis died in Lone Jack, Missouri on 2 Feb 1938; she was 86. A “Geo. H. Shawhan” is listed as serving in the Ky., 4th Cav., Co. D, CSA and a “George Shawhan” is listed as serving with the Ky., 11th Cav., Co. D, CSA, under Gen. John Morgan, and fought until he was captured during a raid into Ohio, after which he remained a prisoner for the duration, held in a camp at Ft. Douglas, Wisconsin. After moving to Lone Jack, Missouri, with his family sometime after 1868, George Henry SHAWHAN became the fourth generation SHAWHAN to distill Bourbon whiskey.5 They had the following children: 19 i. Daniel Lee (1869-1945) 20 ii. Margaret Lulu (1871-1932) 21 iii. Beulah Florence (1873-1954) 22 iv. Edna Minerva (1875-1901) v. Georgia Elizabeth. Born on 26 Oct 1877. Georgia Elizabeth died on 30 May 1878. 23 vi. Sarah Georgia “Sallie” (1879-1945) 6. John Thomas SHAWHAN. Born on 25 Sep 1847 in Bourbon County, Ky.6 John Thomas died in Lone Jack, Mo. on 26 Feb 1891; he was 43. Buried in Lone Jack Cemetery, Lone Jack, Mo. On 24 Feb 1870 when John Thomas was 22, he married Julia Florence DANIEL, daughter of John DANIEL & Rachel. Born on 6 Apr 1853 in Lone Jack, Missouri. Julia Florence died in Lamar, Missouri on 16 Jul 1936; she was 83.7 They had the following children: 24 i. Thomas Redmon (1879-1960) 25 ii. William Gibbons (1874-1957) 26 iii. Walter Randolph (1877-1961) 27 iv. George Albert (1879-1949) 28 v. Annie Florence (1883-1978) 29 vi. Julia Bell (1883-1978) 30 vii. John Daniel (1871-1939) 7. Margaret Susan SHAWHAN. Born on 11 Jun 1849. Margaret Susan died on 9 Oct 1869; she was 20. Buried in John Shawhan family cemetery. Margaret Susan married James D. HURST. They had one child, Sarah A., born on 13 Jul 1868. Sarah A. died on 23 Oct 1868. She is buried in the John Shawhan family cemetery.

Third Generation

8. Sallie Ann (Sarah) SHAWHAN. Born on 7 Mar 1858 in Bourbon Co., KY. Sallie Ann (Sarah) died in Cass Co., MO on 8 Jun 1949; she was 91. On 18 Nov 1875 when Sallie Ann (Sarah) was 17, she first married Melkige Von OWSLEY, in Jackson Co., MO. Born on 3 Aug 1853 in Jackson Co., MO. Melkige Von died in MO on 31 Dec 1902; he was 49. They had the following children: 31 i. Annye (1891-1970) ii. Charles David. Born in 1884. Charles David died in 1904; he was 20.

--199-- iii. Clarence. Born in 1886. iv. John. Born in 1894. John died in Eugene, OR on 17 Mar 1972; he was 78. 32 v. Lail (1896-1914) 33 vi. Clara Matilda (1888-1974) On 2 Feb 1913 when Sallie Ann (Sarah) was 54, she second married William Martin GRAYUM. Born About 1860. William Martin died on 10 Apr 1937; he was 77. 9. Lutie Lail SHAWHAN. Born on 29 Sep 1864 in Bourbon Co., KY. Lutie Lail died in Hutchinson, Reno Co., KS on 28 Jul 1942; she was 77. About 1885 when Lutie Lail was 20, she first married Homer STONSTREET. Born About 1862. They had the following children: i. Jack. Born About 1888. ii. Jake. Born About 1891. iii. Margaret. Born About 1895. 34 iv. Ruth Ellen “Daisy” (1907-1975) About 1910 when Lutie Lail was 45, she second married Charles BRANTON. Born on 24 Jul 1861. Charles died on 4 Oct 1950; he was 89. 10. John Easley SHAWHAN. Born on 29 May 1867 in MO. John Easley died on 5 Jun 1957; he was 90. About 1895 when John Easley was 27, he married Ora B. (UNKNOWN). Born in 1875. Ora B. died in 1919; she was 44. They had the following children: Lulu D., born in 1900, died in 1919; Lena, born About 1905. About 1925 when Lena was 20, she first married Fred GOOD. Born on 15 Mar 1896. Fred died on 5 Feb 1953; he was 56. About 1932 when Lena was 27, she second married THOMAS. 11. Daniel Duncan SHAWHAN. Born on 14 Jan 1856. Daniel Duncan died on 10 Mar 1929; he was 73. On 29 Dec 1881 when Daniel Duncan was 25, he married Effie HARRIS. They had the following children: 35 i. Georgia M. (1882-) 36 ii. Julia Edythe (1886-1967) 37 iii. Lulia Bell (1893-) 38 iv. Harris Lee (1883-1956) 39 v. Margaret Tom (1889-) vi. Willie M.. Born on 14 Jan 1895 in Lee’s Summit, Mo. Willie M. died on 20 Jan 1970; she was 75. 12. William Elken SHAWHAN. Born on 31 Jul 1858 in Shawhan Station, Ky. William Elken died in Lee’s Sum- mit, MO on 27 Dec 1938; he was 80.8 On 30 Sep 1883 when William Elken was 25, he married Adelaide COOPER, daughter of Zach COOPER & Olivia DAWSON. Born on 7 Jun 1859. Adelaide died in Lee’s Summit, MO on 25 Dec 1924; she was 65.9 They had the following children: i. Frank C.. Born on 11 Jun 1884. Frank C. died on 4 Nov 1956; he was 72. Frank remained single. 40 ii. Zacha George (1888-1976) iii. Spencer Strother. Born on 24 Jan 1894. Spencer Strother married Dorothy LOWE. Born in Billings, Oklahoma. 13. John Morgan SHAWHAN. Born on 21 Jan 1863. John Morgan married Minnie. They had one child, Vivian. 14. Joseph Redmon SHAWHAN. Born on 23 Oct 1873. Joseph Redmon died on 7 Nov 1942; he was 69. On 23 Oct 1904 when Joseph Redmon was 31, he married Alma SCHUMACHER, daughter of John R. SCHUMACHER & Annie E., in Berne, Switzerland. Alma died on 18 Oct 1962. They had the following children: i. William Schumacher. Born on 5 Sep 1905. William Schumacher married Jewell GARNETT, daughter of H.C. GARNETT. ii. Lyslie Edwin. Born on 6 Feb 1908 in Weston, Mo. Lyslie Edwin died on 22 May 1923; he was 15. 41 iii. John Rudolph (1913-1974) 42 iv. Alma Dorthea (1921-) 15. Mary Florence SHAWHAN. Born on 20 Dec 1877. Mary Florence died in Lee’s Summit, Mo. in 1929; she was 51. Buried in Lee’s Summit Cemetery. On 15 Jan 1904 when Mary Florence was 26, she married J. Tolly FRANKLIN. J. Tolly died in Lee’s Summit, Mo. They had the following children: i. Anna Laura, born on 14 Mar 1906. On 23 May 1930 when Anna Laura was 24, she

--200-- married William Mathis LEE, son of Claude LEE (1882-) & Nancy May SHAWHAN (16) (1884-1959). Born on 26 Feb 1905. William Mathis died on 22 Mar 1973; he was 68. 43 ii. Lettie Mae (1909-1974) iii. Thelma May. 16. Nancy May SHAWHAN. Born on 10 Dec 1884.10 Nancy May died on 27 Nov 1959; she was 74. On 3 Dec 1903 when Nancy May was 18, she married Claude LEE. Born on 2 Sep 1882. They had the following children: i. William Mathis. Born on 26 Feb 1905. William Mathis died on 22 Mar 1973; he was 68. On 23 May 1930 when William Mathis was 25, he married Anna Laura FRANKLIN, daughter of J. Tolly FRANKLIN & Mary Florence SHAWHAN (15) (1877-1929). Born on 14 Mar 1906. ii. L.D. Born on 13 Sep 1906. Last recorded livin in Bremerton, Washington. L.D. first married Alberta ECKLAND. On 21 Jun 1936 when L.D. was 29, he second married Dora SWITZER. 44 iii. Lucille (1918-) iv. Elvira May. Born on 10 Jun 1908. Elvira May died on 27 Jun 1910; she was 2. 17. Ennis Winston “Jake”11 SHAWHAN. Born on 30 Jan 1879 in MO. Ennis Winston “Jake” died in MO on 2 Jun 1961; he was 82. In 1910 when Ennis Winston “Jake” was 30, he married Violet Frances (Fannie) GILMORE, in MO. Born on 3 Aug 1883. Violet Frances (Fannie) died on 26 Nov 1974; she was 91. They had the following children: 45 i. James W. (1911-1979) 46 ii. Jake Junior (1920-) 47 iii. Mary Margaret (~1923-) 18. “Big” Frank LIGHTFOOT. “Big” Frank married Sarah B. THOMAS. Sarah B. died on 5 Nov 1965. They had the following children: i. Elsie. Elsie married HUTTON. 48 ii. Minnie 19. Daniel Lee SHAWHAN. Born on 30 Mar 1869. Daniel Lee died on 10 Jun 1945; he was 76. Daniel was an outstanding football player at the University of Missouri in 1891 and 1892. In 1898, he joined the gold rush to the Klondike in Alaska before returning to Lone Jack, Mo. as a farmer.12 On 11 Jan 1894 when Daniel Lee was 24, he married Carolyn Cornelia KEENE, in Columbia, Missouri. Born on 23 Apr 1875. Carolyn Cornelia died in Lee’s Summit. on 10 Aug 1937; she was 62.13 They had the following children: 49 i. George Keene (1894-1969) ii. John Keene. Born on 13 Nov 1895. John Keene died on 29 Mar 1899; he was 3. iii. Henry Keene. Born on 10 Jan 1901. Henry Keene died on 9 Feb 1901. 20. Margaret Lulu SHAWHAN. Born on 8 May 1871 in Shawhan Station, Kentucky. Margaret Lulu died on 30 Nov 1932; she was 61. Margaret Lulu first married Royal Waller LACKEY. Royal Waller died on 2 Oct 1921. They had the following children: 50 i. Lorena Shawhan (1890-1932) 51 ii. Edgar Shawhan (1893-1954) Margaret Lulu second married Steve SPENCER. Margaret Lulu third married JOHNSON. 21. Beulah Florence SHAWHAN. Born on 26 Jul 1873. Beulah Florence died on 22 May 1954; she was 80. On 15 Dec 1895 when Beulah Florence was 22, she married James Underwood ROWLAND. Born on 31 Aug 1871. James Underwood died on 3 Feb 1935; he was 63. They had one child: 52 i. George B. Shawhan (1917-) 22. Edna Minerva SHAWHAN. Born on 11 Sep 1875. Edna Minerva died on 9 Jan 1901; she was 25. On 4 Jul 1898 when Edna Minerva was 22, she married Thomas SPAINHOWER. Born on 5 Mar 1873. Thomas died on 1 Jan 1955; he was 81. They had one child, Tatman Shawhan, born on 4 Jul 1898. Tatman Shawhan died on 12 Jun 1974; he was 75. In 1923 when Tatman Shawhan was 24, he first married Myrtle Ellen REED. Tatman Shawhan second married Alma UNKNOWN. 23. Sarah Georgia “Sallie” SHAWHAN. Born on 11 Sep 1879 in Lone Jack, Missouri. Sarah Georgia “Sallie” died in Kansas City, Missouri on 25 Oct 1945; she was 66. On 31 Oct 1897 when Sarah Georgia “Sallie” was 18, she first married Homer Buford ROWLAND. Born on 13 Apr 1877. Homer Buford died on 17 Sep 1936; he was 59. They had one child: i. Record Shawhan, born on 6 Nov 1898. On 9 May 1922 when Record Shawhan was 23, he married Helen Lucille HILL. Born on 22 Oct in Minnesota. Record was given his unusual first name by his

--201-- grandfather, George Shawhan. According to Record, on the day that he was born his grandfather’s tavern in Kansas City, Missouri, did a record day’s business. “We’ll just name him Record,” his grandpa said, “and what Grandpa said was law and order…”14 Sarah Georgia “Sallie” second married Charles NELSON. Sarah Georgia “Sallie” third married Rol G. BAKER. Born on 19 Jun 1891. 24. Thomas Redmon SHAWHAN. Born on 11 Nov 1879.15 Thomas Redmon died on 9 Aug 1960; he was 80. Buried in Memory Garden Memorial Park, Brea, California. On 5 Jun 1901 when Thomas Redmon was 21, he married Annie Rhodes TURNER, in Prowers, Colorado. Born on 10 Feb 1881. Annie Rhodes died on 15 May 1960; she was 79. They had one child: 53 i. Thomas Lewis (1905-) 25. William Gibbons SHAWHAN. Born on 13 Nov 1874 in Lone Jack, Missouri. William Gibbons died in Kansas City, Missouri on 25 May 1957; he was 82. In Oct 1898 when William Gibbons was 23, he married Lail ALEXANDER. Lail died on 19 Dec 1941. They had the following children: 54 i. Sarah Florence “Sally” (1899-1975) ii. Robert Emerson. Born on 26 Feb 1902. Robert Emerson died on 12 Mar 1972; he was 70. Robert Emerson married Minnie TUCKER, daughter of TUCKER Dr. & Martha B. UNKNOWN. Born in Apr . 55 iii. Nancy 56 iv. John Thomas (1907-ca1934) 57 v. Marjorie 26. Walter Randolph SHAWHAN. Born on 18 Jul 1877. Walter Randolph died in Belton, Missouri on 24 Nov 1961; he was 84. Buried in Lone Jack, Missouri. On 2 Apr 1905 when Walter Randolph was 27, he married Mamie Ethel CAVE, daughter of Henry CAVE & Rebecca HUNT. Born on 7 Jan 1885. Mamie Ethel died on 5 Nov 1962; she was 77. They had the following children: i. Rachel Rebecca. Born on 16 Mar 1906. Rachel Rebecca died on 27 Jan 1980; she was 73. On 22 Jul 1929 when Rachel Rebecca was 23, she first married Ross MORRISON. On 23 Nov 1951 when Rachel Rebecca was 45, she second married John HENDERSON. 58 ii. Henrietta Elizabeth (1906-1978) 59 iii. Lottie Aileen (1916-1982) 60 iv. John Cave (1910-) 27. George Albert SHAWHAN, Sr. Born on 22 Dec 1879 in Lone Jack, Missouri. George Albert, Sr., died in Kansas City, Missouri in May 1949; he was 69. On 2 Feb 1902 when George Albert, Sr., was 22, he first married Lettie BENNETT. Born on 31 Jul . Lettie died on 31 Jul 1911. They had the following children: i. Bennett L.. Born on 24 Feb 1905. Bennett L. first married Marguerite CLAWSON. Bennett L. second married Zola OSGOOD. Bennett L. third married Barbara C. LYLE. Born on 29 Aug 1910. Barbara C. died in Apr 1978; she was 67. ii. George Albert, Jr. Born on 30 Oct 1907. George Albert, Jr., died on 6 Dec 1964; he was 57. George Albert, Jr., married Linnie Lucille MUNRAY. George Albert, Sr., second married Aileen LONG. They had one child: 61 i. Marion (-1983) 28. Annie Florence SHAWHAN. Born on 11 Apr 1883 in Lone Jack, Missouri. Annie Florence died in Warrensburg, Missouri on 2 Sep 1978; she was 95. On 21 Dec 1910 when Annie Florence was 27, she married William Jasper FROST. Born on 12 Nov 1881. William Jasper died on 18 Feb 1938; he was 56. They had the following children: 62 i. Martha Frances (1911-) 63 ii. Mary Florence (1913-) 64 iii. Frank Shawhan (1916-) 65 iv. William Redmon (1919-) 66 v. W. John (1920-) 29. Julia Bell SHAWHAN. Born on 30 Nov 1883. Julia Bell died on 2 Sep 1978; she was 94.16 On 19 Dec 1930 when Julia Bell was 47, she married Elvin V. HALL. Elvin V. died in Apr 1958. They had one child:

--202-- 67 i. Roy V. (1931-) 30. John Daniel SHAWHAN. Born on 10 Mar 1871 in Pink Hill, MO. John Daniel died on 8 Nov 1939; he was 68. John died after being severely injured in a tractor accident. On 2 Nov 1898 when John Daniel was 27, he married Mary Elizabeth BRIERLY, daughter of Henry BRIERLY & Lucretia BRIDGES, in Strasburg, MO. Born on 11 Jul 1875 in Strasburg, MO. Mary Elizabeth died in Lee’s Summit, MO on 16 Sep 1972; she was 97. They had the following children: 68 i. John Henry (1899-) ii. James Brierly. Born on 8 Feb 1902 in Lone Jack, MO. James Brierly died in Lone Jack, MO in 1998; he was 95. James was a very active member of the Jackson, Missouri Historical Society, recalling the early days when annual Lone Jack picnic attracted people from miles around. He and his wife, Mildred, often chaired this picnic, commemorating the August 16, 1862 Civil War Battle of Lone Jack. The celebration includes a march to the old cemetery where some 160 men of the Blue and Grey are buried in two long trenches. Politicos from the area often attended these gatherings — Harry Truman is remembered as being present for such get-togethers. On 22 Nov 1934 when James Brierly was 32, he married Mildred Janette LEINWEBER, daughter of Martin LEINWEBER & Lulah RITTER, in Lee’s Summit, MO. Born on 25 May 1907 in Lees Summit, MO. Mildred’s ancestors were actively involved in the bitter fighting which engulfed western Missouri prior to and during the Civil War. Mildred has many mementos from the Shawhan distilleries and other family heritage. She has also extensively researched the Shawhan Family, particularly the descendants of Daniel “Casher” Shawhan — the ancestor of those Shawhan family members who left Kentucky and settled in the Lee’s Summit and Lone Jack, MO locale after the Civil War; she has authored a booklet documenting her genealogy findings. Mildred was a math teacher before retiring. She and her husband, James, were very active in the historical societies of the area, recalling the Civil War days of the Anderson and Quantrill raiders who made several sorties in the area; most of the inhabitants in this vicinity were strongly pro-South and supported Quantrill and other wearers of the gray accordingly. After the War, this region was again a battleground, this time between lawmen and such bandit gangs as those of Jesse James and the Daltons. Cole Younger and his brothers were farmers in Lee’s Summit before they decided to join up with the James brothers in the late 1860s. The Shawhans have contributed to the lore of the area by making Lone Jack famous for its Shawhan Whiskey Distillery and the tobacco produced by the family; Mildred has been the source of several articles in Kansas City newspapers recalling that history. iii. Mary Elizabeth. Born on 2 Apr 1904 in Lone Jack, MO. On 8 Aug 1923 when Mary Elizabeth was 19, she married Victor Porter GRUBB, son of Andrew GRUBB & Dora PORTER, in MO. Born on 10 Aug 1904 in Oak Grove, MO. Victor Porter died in Oak Grove, MO on 25 Mar 1977; he was 72. iv. Lucretia Perry. Born on 23 Dec 1907 in Lone Jack, MO. About 1930 when Lucretia Perry was 22, she first married Winifred MILLER. Born About 1906. Winifred died bef 1953; he was 47. On 17 Oct 1953 when Lucretia Perry was 45, she second married Frank Dean MOORE. Born on 15 Dec 1879 in Covington, KY. Frank Dean died in Chicago, IL on 8 Aug 1961; he was 81. 69 v. Harold Lee (1916-1992)

Fourth Generation

31. Annye OWSLEY. Born in 1891. Annye died on 12 Feb 1970; she was 79. About 1910 when Annye was 19, she first married Wade PHILLIPS. Born in 1889. Wade died in 1950; he was 61. They had the following children: 70 i. Mattie (~1912-1978) ii. John. Born About 1914. 71 iii. George (~1916-) About 1920 when Annye was 29, she second married MANSFIELD. 32. Lail OWSLEY. Born on 20 May 1896. Lail died on 4 Feb 1914; she was 17. About 1911 when Lail was 14, she married Vance GIBSON. Born on 15 Oct 1887. Vance died on 1 Feb 1914; he was 26. They had two children, John and Ernest. 33. Clara Matilda OWSLEY. Born on 10 Feb 1888 in Jackson Co., MO. Clara Matilda died in Cass Co., MO on 28 Oct 1974; she was 86. On 21 Dec 1910 when Clara Matilda was 22, she married Elmer NECESSARY, in Jackson Co., MO. Born on 14 Apr 1882 in Jackson Co., MO. Elmer died in Vernon Co., MO on 26 Nov 1965; he was 83. They had the following children: i., Mary Matilda, born About 1911—About 1931 when Mary Matilda was 20, she married Robert DARWIN, born About 1910; ii, Mamie Amanda, born About 1916—About 1937 when Mamie Amanda was 21, she married Manuel SANTOS AGUSTINHO, born About 1915;

--203-- 72 iii. Edith Marie (1912-) 34. Ruth Ellen “Daisy” STONSTREET. Born on 3 Mar 1907 in WA. Ruth Ellen “Daisy” died in Hutchinson, Reno Co., KS on 21 Mar 1975; she was 68. About 1930 when Ruth Ellen “Daisy” was 22, she married James Henry DOTY ,Sr., in (common law). Born About 1906. They had one child: 73 i. James Henry (1932-) 35. Georgia M. SHAWHAN. Born on 28 Oct 1882. Georgia M. married Ernest BENNETT. They had the following children: 74 i. Howard Pence 75 ii. James Gordon iii. Effie Ernestine. 36. Julia Edythe SHAWHAN. Born on 11 Jul 1886. Julia Edythe died on 31 Jul 1967; she was 81. Julia Edythe married John Thomas COOPER. John owned and operated the Lee’s Summit, Mo., Journal, retiring in 1955. They had the following children: i. Lois Lail. On 24 Jul 1969 Lois Lail married Allard James SHAWGO. 76 ii. John Morgan 37. Lulia Bell SHAWHAN. Born on 20 Mar 1893. On 4 Jun 1911 when Lulia Bell was 18, she married Morton Perrin CHILES. Born on 22 Apr 1886. Morton Perrin died on 7 Apr 1971; he was 84. They had the following children: 77 i. Morton (1912 - 1992) 78 ii. Daniel Duncan (1913-1978) 79 iii. Mary Jane (1916-) 80 iv. William Henry “Billy” (1922-) 81 v. David Ravenscraft (1926-1983) 38. Harris Lee SHAWHAN. Born on 22 Dec 1883. Harris Lee died on 8 Jul 1956; he was 72. Harris Lee married Mayme STONER. Mayme died in 1946. They had the following children: 82 i. Martin Lee 83 ii. Kenneth Bruce 39. Margaret Tom SHAWHAN. Born on 8 Sep 1889. Margaret Tom first married Wallace MOORE. They had one child: 84 i. Helen Louise After Wallace died, Margaret Tom second married James W. GIBB. 40. Zacha George SHAWHAN. Born on 29 Mar 1888 in Lee’s Summit, MO. Zacha George died in Russell, KS on 5 Aug 1976; he was 88. Buried in Russell, KS. Zacha George married Leila Frances WOELK, daughter of Christ WOELK & Emma. Born on 22 Nov 1893 in Russell, KS. Leila Frances died in Russell, KS on 19 Feb 1976; she was 82. The following story, presented verbatim from Zach Shawhan II, provides a glimpse into the world of his father: “These notes are the result of glimpse of my fathers past. They are not connected as a story but short paragraphs that were told by my father, generally, to a third party. Only in rare incidence did my father use his stories as a guide to me. Most of his life,he worked as an electrician, but he was also a miner, a plumber, sheet metal former, trapper, entrepreneur, janitor, salesman, chaffer, soldier, singer, composer of wood artistry and best of all, an exceptional father. As a family we were never flush with money and the depression hit us about as hard as it could. I can remember when my father lost his pension during the depression. It was of very great concern to go from $18.00 to zero. This was a time when five cents could buy a loaf of bread. But as my father said you could put your hand in your pocket and there wasn’t any nickels. I(personally) was rich when the two nickels, a couple of dimes and the rest pennies would span the width of a ring box. In spite of our financial condition it was never a real problem to be brought up. I received only encouragement in what ever I decided to do. The idea that there wasn’t any money was understood and every thing took offfrom there. My mother and I never had any doubt that pop would take any job to uphold his part of the family organization. We had to do ours. “My father was raised during the period of post civil war. The James boys were hero’s and the Daltons were friends. It was rumored that my aunt Beth was the fiance’ of Bob Dalton but his pardon prevented him from mar- riage. My aunts would not venture into Kansas due to the various actions during the war period. Cantrel and John Brown were largely responsible for their fears. Family treasures were devices used in testing the whiskey before they lost ( I think sold) the formula. The Civil War had taken everything but the shirts on their backs. They were

--204-- starting from scratch, at” Lee’s Summit”, Mo. “As a young man, one of the stories my father told concerned working in a mine in Colorado. Although all he did was eat sleep and work in the mine, the longer he worked7 the deeper in debt he became. The company owned the mess hall, the sleeping quarters and every thing else that individuals working at the mine would need. Finding this a loosing proposition he quit and had to walk back to Denver. He almost starved to death walking back but, it cured him of working in mines in far offplaces. As soon as he could, he rode the rails to salt Lake City looking for work and evidently didn’t find any . He ended up on the Western plains of Kansas trapping skunks that winter. When spring came he and the partner sold the skins, bought a bath, new cloths and headed back home and the Kansas city area. “My father did considerable work stringing power lines in Kansas city. I have a picture of him on one of the poles. I don’t remember any conversations about this area. I do know there was a fondness for certain buildings but if this was due to working there or not, I don’t know. One was the WWI memorial and the view to the Kansas city train station. Every time we went to KC, at some time during the trip, we ended up there admiring the memorial and the view. I don’t remember going into the any buildings, to discuss the work, but the Kansas City Power and Light building was the one he would admired at night. “Some time during a period I can’t identify, my father worked on the Masonic Temple in Salina Kansas when the building collapsed. He received a broken leg and evidently this was a compound fracture as the mark was there and the wound gave him problems the rest of his life. “Earlier, some how by father met my uncle, John Woelk. I think it was in Kansas City. Any way both were bachelors and John told my father about their ranch and the possibilities of working there to get the wheat harvested. I have the impression that my grand father Woelk had become rather wealthy and his sons and daughters were frequent visitors to the big city. It is evident that my father did take advantage of the promised adventure into Kansas wheat country and met my mother, (Leila Francis Woelk). This I believe was prior to WWI. During the war my mother worked as a aide at Fort Reily, during the great flue epidemic. At the same time my father was of in the army learning to become a balloon pilot. His older brother Spencer had already joined the army. It was a common joke that if Spencer and Zacha couldn’t control the Kaiser then Frank, the oldest, would join up. Spencer was in the battle of the Argonne and had quite a number of tales, but my father never went over seas. The Kaiser quit with only one Shawhan after him.. My fathers uniform hung in the closet for years and we were an avid attendee to every function of the American Legion. Like most soldiers there was a comradeship developed that was always present at the legion hall. I think he must have had a chance to stay in the army and passed it up as he passed on a strong desire to become” a regular,” to me. “It is amazing the memories that come back of those early years of my life. I do not remember but I can deduce that my father worked as a city electrician. We moved from a small stone house to a brand new house at the edge of Russell. Life was on its way to meet the American dream when things came apart at the seams. There was a law suit that we lost and lost the house as well. This caused us to move in with my Grand mother (Emma Smizer Woelk) and Grand Father (Christian Woelk). This was during the Depression and my grade school days. As soon as possible we moved to a two room up stairs apartment down town over and old vacated bank. Shortly afterwards we moved nest door so that I could have a small room to myself. “I don’t know where my father worked during this period. I do know he had several different jobs. The main point however was that he and my mother always encouraged me. There was the time I bought my first bicycle. It cost $2.50 . It didn’t work well, until pop took it apart and did what was necessary . Now I could deliver papers. He would get up some where around 4:30 every morning and have my papers folded and for delivery. I got up at 6:00 AM. ARer school I delivered” Liberty “ magazines and after evening dinner I sold Popcorn, peanuts and cashew nuts at the Theaters. The only thing I didn’t get help on was collecting empty whiskey bottles and selling them at five cents each to the bootleggers. “During WWII Pop became a guard at the new Walker Army air corps air base at Walker Kansas. Some time during this period he was sent to Provo Utah to work as and electrician in constructing a new steel mill. After the war he remained in Russell Kansas as an electrician and entrepreneur. He lived until he was 88 years of age.” (A Personal Narrative of the Life of Zac Shawhan I by his son Zac Shawhan II) They had the following children: 85 i. Zacha George (1920-) ii. Leila. Born on 25 Aug 1923. Leila died on 25 Oct 1923. 41. John Rudolph SHAWHAN. Born on 27 Dec 1913. John Rudolph died on 4 Jan 1974; he was 60. Served with the Army in Athens, Greece. He was buried in Prescott Military Cemetery. He was the last to be buried there.17

--205-- John Rudolph married Helen UNKNOWN. They had one child, John R.., born on 28 Jul 1960. 42. Alma Dorthea SHAWHAN. Born on 28 May 1921. On 31 Dec Alma Dorthea married Richard Leo KELLEY. Born in Leavenworth, Kansas. They had the following children: Dickie Joe, born on 22 Jul 1951; twins Jean and Billie John, born on 28 Apr 1954. 43. Lettie Mae FRANKLIN. Born on 17 Sep 1909. Lettie Mae died on 11 Jan 1974; she was 64. On 22 Dec 1928 when Lettie Mae was 19, she married Arthur Wayne BELL. Born on 21 Jul 1907. Arthur Wayne died in 1961; he was 53. They had the following children: 86 i. Neal Franklin (1930-) ii. Robert Wayne. Born on 22 Nov 1931. Robert Wayne married Theresa KELLY. 87 iii. Richard Ray (1933-) iv. Harold Lee. Born on 14 Sep 1940. 44. Lucille LEE. Born on 5 Aug 1918. On 5 Oct 1940 when Lucille was 22, she married Ralph MEYER. Born on 13 Jun 1916. They had the three children, Gayle, born on 6 Dec 1947, and two boys (birthdate unknown) who died at birth. 45. James W. SHAWHAN. Born on 8 Apr 1911 in MO. James W. died in MO in 1979; he was 67. About 1930 when James W. was 18, he first married Alta SCHRYER, in MO. Born About 1912. Alta died on 19 May 1990; she was 78. They had one child: 88 i. Patricia Louise (1933-1990) On 19 Sep 1944 when James W. was 33, he second married Rosemary STACK, in MO. Born on 6 Sep 1922. Rosemary died in MO on 7 Jul 1997; she was 74. Rosemary is remembered by her children and grandchildren as being a wonderful person, who greeted one and all with a welcoming smile; she didn’t drive, so her home was the local gathering place for friends and relatives. They had the following children: 89 i. James Joseph (1946-) 90 ii. Deborah Ann (1954-) 91 iii. Terry (1958-) 46. Jake Junior SHAWHAN. Born on 29 Oct 1920 in Lone Jack, MO. Jake was a Master Mechanic for such heavy construction and road equipment as bulldozers, cranes, etc. manufactured by Caterpillar, Allis Chalmers, and other companies. Heart problems later required him to undergo a quadruple bypass operation. In 1941 when Jake Junior was 20, he married Lucy Lois COCKRELL, in Harrisonville, MO. Born on 10 Sep 1921. Lucy Lois died in Lone Jack, MO in Dec 1991; she was 70. They had the following children: i. Alvin Ray. Born on 4 Nov 1941 in MO. Alvin Ray died in MO on 23 Sep 1960; he was 18. Ray was killed in a car wreck about three miles from home. 92 ii. James Lloyd (1944-1993) 93 iii. Norman “Dean” (1946-) 47. Mary Margaret SHAWHAN. Born About 1923. About 1943 when Mary Margaret was 20, she first married Robert “Bobby” FOLEY. Born About 1922. They had one child, Bobbie. Mary Margaret second married MATHIS. They had one child, James William. Mary Margaret third married Earl F. ALLEY. They had the following children: 94 i. Jerald K. (-1975) ii. Linda Sue. iii. Nancy. 48. Minnie LIGHTFOOT. Minnie married Warham EASLEY. Warham died in 1932. They had one child: 95 i. Harry (-1966) 49. George Keene SHAWHAN. Born on 17 Oct 1894. George Keene died on 28 Nov 1969; he was 75.18 On 11 Jul 1923 when George Keene was 28, he married Ina May ROBINSON, daughter of Mark ROBINSON & Elizabeth FISHBACK. Born on 1 Jan 1897. Ina May died on 4 Aug 1993; she was 96. They had the following children: 96 i. Cornelia Jane (1925-) 97 ii. Betty Carolyn (1929-) 50. Lorena Shawhan LACKEY. Born on 29 May 1890 in Lone Jack, Missouri. Lorena Shawhan died on 28 Feb 1932; she was 41. On 20 Aug 1907 when Lorena Shawhan was 17, she first married James TONG, in Weston,

--206-- Missouri. James died in Feb 1931 in Owensburg, Kentucky. They had one child: 98 i. Bernetia (1908-) In Nov 1913 when Lorena Shawhan was 23, she second married William IVY. William died on 28 Feb 1932. They had the following children: Helen, born in Aug 1914 in Vega, Texas, and died in 1915; Willora Eileen, born on 18 Nov 1916. 51. Edgar Shawhan LACKEY. Born on 16 Oct 1893. Edgar Shawhan died in Culver City, California on 8 May 1954; he was 60. On 14 Feb 1932 when Edgar Shawhan was 38, he first married Verona.19 Edgar Shawhan second married Lois Ada UNKNOWN. They had the following children: Royal Ann, born on 23 May 1941; Ronna Stuart, born on 5 Jul 1943. Edgar Shawhan third married Alice. 52. George B. Shawhan ROWLAND. Born on 8 Jan 1917. On 11 Mar 1936 when George B. Shawhan was 19, he married Marjorie STEWART. They had the following children: Linda Lee, born on 2 Dec 1936 in Lone Jack, Missouri; William Keith, born on 31 Oct 1938 in Pleasant Hill, Missouri. 53. Thomas Lewis SHAWHAN. Born on 4 Jan 1905. On 23 Dec 1928 when Thomas Lewis was 23, he first married Carlotte Agnes LILL. Born on 14 Feb 1903. Carlotte Agnes died on 23 Sep 1975; she was 72. They had the following children: i. John Joseph, born on 26 Oct 1926. John is Charlotte’s son of her first marriage and was adopted by Thomas. 99 ii. Catherine Anne (1937-) In Aug 1976 when Thomas Lewis was 71, he second married Wava UNKNOWN. 54. Sarah Florence “Sally” SHAWHAN. Born on 8 Aug 1899. Sarah Florence “Sally” died on 30 Sep 1975; she was 76. Sarah Florence “Sally” married John Miller McCRARY. Born on 23 Dec 1898. John Miller died on 17 Apr 1951; he was 52. They had one child: 100 i. William Steven “Billy” (1919-) 55. Nancy SHAWHAN. Born on 4 June _____. Nancy married Walter M. “Jerry” HALL. Born on 5 Nov 1905. Walter M. “Jerry” died on 16 Apr 1966; he was 60. They had the following children: 101 i. Betty Jean (1924-1981) 102 ii. Diane (1937-) 56. John Thomas SHAWHAN. Born on 5 Mar 1907. John Thomas died ca 1934/1937; he was 26. John Thomas first married Betty SKILES. John Thomas second married Carolyn BALDRY. They had one child, Peter Stephen, born on 12 Oct 1937. 57. Marjorie SHAWHAN. Born in August ____. On 24 Jan 1935 Marjorie married Robert James PATTERSON, in Pleasant Hill, Missouri. Born on 10 Jun 1910. Robert James died on 28 Oct 1976; he was 66. They had one child: 103 i. Patty (1938-) 58. Henrietta Elizabeth SHAWHAN. Born on 6 Mar 1906. Henrietta Elizabeth died on 27 Nov 1978; she was 72. On 22 Jul 1926 when Henrietta Elizabeth was 20, she married Emery Ole EK. Born on 18 Jun 1904. Emery Ole died on 22 Nov 1976; he was 72. They had the following children: 104 i. Dale Emery (1931-) 105 ii. Robert Henry (1936-) 59. Lottie Aileen SHAWHAN. Born on 10 Jan 1916. Lottie Aileen died on 18 Jun 1982; she was 66. On 1 Jul 1933 when Lottie Aileen was 17, she married Ross Phillips SANDERS. Born on 7 Feb 1911. Ross Phillips died on 28 May 1978; he was 67. They had one child: 106 i. Nora Ray (1935-) 60. John Cave SHAWHAN. Born on 23 Nov 1910 in Lone Jack, MO. On 6 Sep 1936 when John Cave was 25, he married Eunice Carolyn DAVIS, in Kansas City, MO. Born on 9 Sep 1911 in Trenton, MO. John operated a grocery store in Belton, MO for many years before retiring to Grandview, MO. They had the following children: i. Sandra Lynn. Born on 25 Jul 1948. 107 ii. Larry Norman (1948-) 61. Marion SHAWHAN. Marion died in Oct 1983. Marion married W. L. SELLERS. Born ca 1920. W.L. died on 15 Sep 1969; he was 49. They had one child, Melanie.

--207-- 62. Martha Frances FROST. Born on 27 Nov 1911. On 22 Dec 1928 when Martha Frances was 17, she married Jay R. HODGES. They had one child: 108 i. Sammy Ann (1928-) 63. Mary Florence FROST. Born on 15 Jun 1913. On 18 Apr 1930 when Mary Florence was 16, she married Virgil Vance VERTS. They had the following children: 109 i. Lysbeth Virgene “Genie” (1942-) ii. Linda Flo. Born on 10 Jun 1948. Linda Flo died in Stillborn. iii. Gary Frost. Born on 24 Nov 1949. Gary Frost died on 21 Feb 1950. 64. Frank Shawhan FROST. Born on 11 Jul 1916. On 21 Oct 1938 when Frank Shawhan was 22, he married Irma Arleta CHAPIN. They had the following children: 110 i. William Jasper (1941-) 111 ii. Frances Elaine (1945-) iii. Annie Lee. Born on 10 Mar 1951. On 15 Aug 1969 when Annie Lee was 18, she married Raymond Chris KROUGH. 65. William Redmon FROST. Born on 17 Mar 1919. In Feb 1951 when William Redmon was 31, he married Hilda LILJA. They had the following children: William Redmon, born on 14 Mar 1952; Janet Robin, born on 2 Nov 1954—on 10 Oct 1981 when Janet Robin was 26, she married Richard Wells CHAMBERLAIN; Julie Theresa, born on 5 Nov 1956—on 12 Jun 1982 when Julie Theresa was 25, she married George Keuster COTTON. 66. W. John FROST. Born on 14 Sep 1920. On 14 Feb 1947 when W. John was 26, he married Beverly HEDRICK. They had one child: 112 i. John Daniel (Adopted) (1949-) 67. Roy V. HALL. Born on 25 Nov 1931. Roy V. married Ruth PILLARD. They adopted one child, Cheryl Anne, born on 1 Jun 1967. 68. John Henry SHAWHAN. Born on 4 Dec 1899 in Lone Jack, MO. On 7 Jul 1924 when John Henry was 24, he married Pauline LEFFLER, in Los Angeles, CA. Born on 28 Jan 1902 in KY. Pauline died in Inglewood, CA on 15 Oct 1971; she was 69. They had the following children: 113 i. Mary Pauline (1928-) ii. Robert. Born in 1930. Robert died in 1932; he was 2. iii. Shirley Elizabeth. Born on 20 Jan 1934. Shirley Elizabeth died bef 1938; she was 3. 69. Harold Lee SHAWHAN. Born on 20 Mar 1916 in Lone Jack, MO. Harold Lee died in Independence, MO on 21 Dec 1992; he was 76. During WWII Harold was inducted into the Army Air Force on June 13, 1942 and served until the War ended, with the 345th Bomb Group, 499th Squadron, 5th Air Force in the Pacific; he received a Bronze Star for bravery during operations at Dulag, Leyte, in the Philippines. After the War he worked at the Ford Claycomo assembly plant for 36 years, retiring in 1975. On 13 Dec 1941 when Harold Lee was 25, he married Bessie Lenora CASSIDY, daughter of John CASSIDY & Ola Lynn, in Lone Jack, MO. Born on 22 Apr 1922 in Lone Jack, MO. They had the following children: i. Karen Lee. Born on 24 Jul 1950 in MO. Karen, a nurse, is a Captain in the USAF Reserve; she has been called up for active duty on several occasions, including duty during the Desert Storm campaign. 114 ii. Harold Wayne (1947-)

Fifth Generation

70. Mattie PHILLIPS. Born About 1912. Mattie died on 10 Feb 1978; she was 66. About 1933 when Mattie was 21, she married Todd MUNCY. Born About 1910. They had two children, John T. and Anna May. 71. George PHILLIPS. Born About 1916. About 1940 when George was 24, he married Frances UNKNOWN. They had the following children: i. George. Born About 1942. On 29 Oct 1965 when George was 23, he married Laurie KRUEGER. 115 ii. John Gardiner (1944-)

--208-- iii. Jerry. Born About 1946. 72. Edith Marie NECESSARY. Born on 23 May 1912 in Jackson Co., MO. About 1933 when Edith Marie was 20, she first married Donald Wesley HEDGES. Born in 1910. On 20 Jun 1937 when Edith Marie was 25, she second married John Edward STEWART, in Olath, KS. Born on 15 Aug 1888 in Jackson Co., MO. John Edward died in MO on 21 May 1961; he was 72. They had the following children: i. Rose Marie. Born on 11 May 1941 in Cass Co., MO. Rose Marie died in 1946; she was 4. 116 ii. Dorothy Ann (1941-) 73. James Henry DOTY , Jr. Born on 8 Jan 1932 in Sacramento, CA. On 25 Jul 1951 when James Henry was 19, he first married Wilma Jean SPENCE, daughter of Wilce Alexander SPENCE & Ollie Mae WILSON, in Hutchinson, Reno Co., KS. Born on 28 Aug 1933 in Caddo, OK. James was a machinist and also had artistic talents. During the Korean War he served with the US Army as an NCO, was wounded, suffered from frost bite, and was eventually discharged with a 100% disability pension. They had one child: 117 i. Billy Keith (1952-) About 1956 when James Henry was 23, he second married Lauretta UNKNOWN, in KS. They had one child, Cynthia, born About 1958 in Wichita, KS. About 1960 when James Henry was 27, he third married Mary Elizabeth NEWMAN, in AL. They had the follow- ing children: James Henry, born on 10 Oct 1961 in Hutchinson, Reno Co., KS.; Merle Travis, born on 23 Jan 1963 in TX., and died in Texarkana, TX on 28 Nov 1987, at the age of 24; Sherry, born on 14 Dec 1965; Kandy, born on 16 May 1966; Rocky, born on 27 Nov 1969. 74. Howard Pence BENNETT. Howard Pence married Marie FRANZONE. They had one child, Marilyn. 75. James Gordon BENNETT. James Gordon married Beatrice BABCOCK. They had the following children: Nancy, Lee, John, Carolyn and Jean. 76. John Morgan COOPER. John Morgan married Margaret L. GAUNTT. They had one child: 118 i. Jo Anne Lail 77. Morton CHILES Jr. Born on 6 Jun 1912 and died 16 Dec. 1992 in San Antonio, Texas. On 10 Sep 1935 when Morton was 23, he married Sue Ellis ADAIR. Born on 19 Feb 1914. They had the following children: John Adair, born on 3 Aug 1940; Janis Sue, born on 28 Sep 1943; Joyce Ann, born on 2 Feb 1945—in 1967 when Joyce Ann was 21, she married Jerry HINES; Janie Lu, born on 4 Sep 1946—on 27 Dec 1969 when Janie Lee was 23, she married William Wayne PATTERSON. 78. Daniel Duncan CHILES. Born on 11 Aug 1913. Daniel Duncan died on 5 Oct 1978; he was 65. On 15 Feb 1941 when Daniel Duncan was 27, he married Virginia HAYES. Born on 19 Jan 1919. Virginia died on 5 Oct 1978; she was 59. They had the following children: Stephen Michael, born on 15 Jul 1942; Daniel Duncan, born on 12 Dec 1944; Morton Perrin, born on 30 Jun 1949. 79. Mary Jane CHILES. Born on 14 Jul 1916. On 10 Mar 1946 when Mary Jane was 29, she married John Redmon McDANIEL. Born on 1 Jul 1913. They had the following children: John Morton, born on 21 Mar 1951; James Alan, born on 10 Jun 1953. 80. William Henry “Billy” CHILES. Born on 5 Feb 1922. On 17 Jan 1946 when William Henry “Billy” was 23, he married Marcheta ERWIN. Born on 24 Jan 1924. They had the following children: William Erwin, born on 24 Jul 1952; Marcia Jane, born on 4 Oct 1955. 81. David Ravenscraft CHILES. Born on 28 Sep 1926. David Ravenscraft died on 13 Nov 1983; he was 57. On 30 Jul 1949 when David Ravenscraft was 22, he married Mary Lee BLANK. Born on 19 Apr 1929. They had the following children: Lee Patton, born on 20 Nov 1951; Ann Perrin, born on 25 Aug 1953; Susan Penelope, born on 26 Sep 1954; Mary Paula, born on 8 Jan 1956; Jennifer, born on 3 Feb 1957. 82. Martin Lee SHAWHAN.20 On 22 Oct 1929 Martin Lee married Mildred BROWNFIELD. They had one child, Martha Lee. 83. Kenneth Bruce SHAWHAN. Kenneth Bruce married Lucille BACKUS. They had the following children: Elizabeth Lucille—on 22 Feb 1957 Elizabeth Lucille married Ken David BURGESS; Marianne; Carol. 84. Helen Louise MOORE. Helen Louise first married Ralph LEFTWICK. Ralph died in deceased. Helen Louise second married Ralph LOWENFIELD. They had the following children: Wallace Moore, Marianne, Patricia, and Punko. 85. Zacha George SHAWHAN II. Born on 25 Apr 1920. On 9 Oct 1947 when Zacha George was 27, he married Shirley Mary PACINI, daughter of Charles Michael PACINI & Mary Elizabeth GRAY. Born on 9 Oct 1926 in Baltimore, Md. Zacha II, a retired USAF officer, currently lives in Killeen, Texas, with his wife Shirley. Zach is one of the great contributors to this project, providing me with invaluable information on his branch of the family as

--209-- well as material for the article “The History of Bourbon Whiskey and the Shawhan Family” (refer to Volume II of this series). They had the following children: 119 i. Don Lee (Twin) (1948-) ii. Von Lee (Twin). Born on 18 Jul 1948. Von Lee died on 18 Jul 1948. iii. Zacha George. Born on 18 Jul 1950. iv. Charles Michael. Born on 1 Aug 1952 in Fitzsimmons Army Hospital, Denver CO. Charles Michael died in Houston, Harris Co., TX on 13 Jan 1993; he was 40. 120 v. Spencer Strother (1958-) vi. Robert Bruce. Born on 5 Oct 1960. 86. Neal Franklin BELL. Born on 20 Feb 1930. Neal Franklin married Gertrude WINDLING. They had the following children: Linda Sue, born on 16 Dec 1954; Neal Franklin, born on 12 Jul 1955. 87. Richard Ray BELL. Born on 22 Oct 1933. Richard Ray married Ruth SCHWARTZ. They had the following children: Paula Rae, born on 23 Aug 1953; Keith Lee, born on 12 Jul 1955. 88. Patricia Louise SHAWHAN. Born in Mar 1933 in MO. Patricia Louise died in 1990; she was 56. In Apr 1951 when Patricia Louise was 18, she married Russell PURDUE. Born About 1930. They had the following children: Victoria Louise, born on 14 Jan 1952; Joyce Ann, born About 1954. 89. James Joseph SHAWHAN. Born on 14 Feb 1946 in MO. On 25 May 1968 when James Joseph was 22, he married Josephine BOZEROCKI, in Kansas City, MO. Born on 28 Feb 1950 in Holland. Jim was drafted during the Vietnam War and served with the 101st Airborne in that country in 1967-’68; he was there during the Tet Offensive and was also on a secret mission into Cambodia. His primary MOS was infantry but his second speciality was small arms repair and maintenance. Jim is a truck driver who has become very interested in researching his family roots. His three sons have also kept him busy with the Boy Scouts, with basketball, and other sports. Josephine was born in Holland. Her father, Bronislaw, was of Lithuanian and Polish descent. During WWII, as a youngster in Lithuania, he had been put to work building concentration camps by the Germans who occupied the country. At War’s end, as a refugee, he was able to reach Holland, where he met and married Marie Aspers. In 1957, when Josephine was seven years old, the family was able to immigrate to the United States, arriving in New York City. After first living in Buffalo, NY, the family moved to Kansas City, MO, where Josephine met a neighbor who became her husband, James Joseph Shawhan, They had the following children: 121 i. Jennifer Marie (1969-) ii. Jeffrey James. Born on 1 Sep 1972. iii. Jason Joseph. Born on 22 Mar 1981. iv. Joseph Andrew. Born on 14 Sep 1982. 90. Deborah Ann SHAWHAN. Born on 30 Oct 1954 in MO. Debbie works at a Hallmark Cards distribution center. About 1971 when Deborah Ann was 16, she first married Thomas PORTER. They were divorced bef 1981. They had the following children: 122 i. Tammy (1975-) 123 ii. Daniel (1972-) On 19 Jun 1981 when Deborah Ann was 26, she second married Robert HOUSEMAN, in MO. Born on 19 Jul 1948 in MO. Robert served during the Vietnam War in the US Army; his duty station was as a member of the West Point, NY cadre. In civilian life he has been a foreman at Frederick Manufacturing Co., a producer of lawnmowers. 91. Terry SHAWHAN. Born on 18 Feb 1958 in Kansas City, MO. On 30 May 1981 when Terry was 23, he married Mary HOLMAN, in Kansas City, MO. Born on 10 Jul 1959 in Corpus Christi, TX. They had the following children: Michael, born on 15 Aug 1982; Jack, born About 1985. 92. James Lloyd SHAWHAN. Born on 17 Mar 1944 in MO. James Lloyd died in MO on 30 Jan 1993; he was 48. James died as the result of a car accident. On 15 Oct 1965 when James Lloyd was 21, he married Carolyn Sue HIGGINS. Born About 1945. They had the following children: Lisa A., born on 28 Mar 1971 in Kansas City, MO; Steven Grieg, born on 10 Apr 1966 in Frankfort, Germany; Angela Sue, born on 5 May 1967 in Warrensburg, MO.; Lora A., born on 28 Mar 1971 in Kansas City, MO. 93. Norman “Dean” SHAWHAN. Born on 7 Dec 1946 in Lone Jack, MO. On 20 Jan 1966 when Norman “Dean” was 19, he first married Pamela R. DANNER, in MO. Born About 1945. They were divorced bef 1981. Norman was an operator and mechanic for heavy construction equipment, such as bulldozers, backhoes, and loaders, before a bad heart forced him to modify his life style. He is now actively researching his Shawhan roots, and also occasion- ally volunteering at a local hospital. They had the following children:

--210-- 124 i. Kimberly P. (1966-) 125 ii. Tabatha G. (1970-) 126 iii. Dwayne D. (1971-) On 22 Mar 1981 when Norman “Dean” was 34, he second married Carolyn Sue ACREE, in MO. Born on 25 Jan 1942. 94. Jerald K. ALLEY. Jerald K. died on 4 Mar 1975. Jerald K. married SNYDER. They had one child, Kelly Lynn. 95. Harry EASLEY. Harry died on 16 Apr 1966. Harry married Myra A. CLASBY. They had one child: 127 i. Harry W. (1912-) 96. Cornelia Jane SHAWHAN. Born on 2 Dec 1925 in Lone Jack, Missouri. On 26 May 1948 when Cornelia Jane was 22, she married Lloyd George KRUSOR. Born on 3 Nov 1923 in Topeka, Kansas. The Krusor’s have been very instrumental in proving information for the article “The History of Bourbon Whiskey and the Shawhan Family” (found in Volume II of this series). They had the following children: 128 i. Brent Shawhan (1951-) 129 ii. Lynn Ellen (1955-) 97. Betty Carolyn SHAWHAN. Born on 5 Jun 1929. On 15 Apr 1949 when Betty Carolyn was 19, she married William H. DETERDING. Born on 19 Aug 1927. The Deterding’s have been very helpful in providing newspaper articles and pictures for the essay “The History of Bourbon Whiskey and the Shawhan Family” Volume II, p. 89)). In the picture, Betty is holding a bottle of original Shawhan Bourbon Whiskey from her great grandfather, George H. Shawhan’s distillery in Lone Jack, Missouri. They had the following children: 130 i. Carolyn Sue (1955-) 131 ii. Mary Kay (1956-) 98. Bernetia TONG. Born on 17 May 1908. On 5 Sep 1933 when Bernetia was 25, she married Charles C. CURRY, in Kansas City, Missouri. They had the following children: Carol Cecile, born on 29 Jun 1934 in Kansas City, Missouri; Sheila Mary, born on 25 Mar 1936 in Lakewood, Ohio; James Francis, born on 26 Jun 1937 in Lakewood, Ohio; Charles Robert, born on 25 Jun 1938 in Lakewood, Ohio; Grace Patricia, born on 29 Nov 1941 in Des Plaines, Iowa; Maureen Janet, born on 23 Nov 1943 in Des Plaines, Iowa—on 18 Aug 1962 when Maureen Janet was 18, she married Ronald Lee GOSSNER; Bernetia Eileen, born on 19 Jul 1945 in Des Plaines, Iowa; Lorena, born in Mar 1950. 99. Catherine Anne SHAWHAN. Born on 18 Aug 1937. On 18 Aug 1960 when Catherine Anne was 23, she married Jack H. SWIFT. Born on 12 Oct 1938. They had the following children: Daniel Alden, born on 23 Jan 1963; Michael Lewis, born on 13 Sep 1969. 100. William Steven “Billy” McCRARY. Born on 10 Jun 1919. On 12 Jun 1941 when William Steven “Billy” was 22, he married Betty Jean LISIECKI. Born on 11 Feb 1924. They had the following children: 132 i. John Stephen (1947-) ii. Glen Spencer. Born on 13 Feb 1949. iii. Tracee Sue. Born on 18 Nov 1957. 101. Betty Jean HALL. Born on 15 Feb 1924. Betty Jean died on 17 Jul 1981; she was 57. Betty Jean married William Lawson McLANE. Born on 23 Jun 1924. William Lawson died on 17 Jul 1981; he was 57. Betty and William died in the collapse of the Hyatt Regency walkway in Kansas City, Missouri, July 17, 1981.21 They had the following children: Stephen Lee, born on 30 Jan 1949; Lautie, born on 8 Jun 1952; Julia Hall, born on 10 Feb 1955; Megan, born on 4 Mar 1963. 102. Diane HALL. Born on 22 Dec 1937. On 8 Aug 1959 when Diane was 21, she first married Lawrence W. HEFLIN. Born on 8 Feb 1937. They had the following children: Heidi, born on 2 Jul 1960; Mitch, born on 26 Dec 1962; Holli, born on 5 Feb 1965; Leland, born on 21 Sep 1966. Diane second married Frazier KELLOG. Diane third married Mark LEATHERMAN. They had one child, Blythe Rebecca. 103. Patty PATTERSON. Born on 27 Aug 1938. On 6 Jun 1959 when Patty was 20, she married James Frederick ISEMAN. Born on 1 Nov 1938. They had the following children: Michael Jeffrey, born on 3 Feb 1960; Gregory Scott, born on 11 Aug 1961; Kristina, born on 26 Aug 1963. Timothy James, born on 12 Aug 1965. 104. Dale Emery EK. Born on 1 Sep 1931. Dale Emery married Lela Rose BROWER. Born on 19 Nov 1932. They had the following children: Linda Lee, born on 9 Feb 1953—on 21 Aug 1971 when Linda Lee was 18, she

--211-- married James Lee EBERT; Dale Ann, born on 9 Jun 1955; Timothy Randolph Hartman, born on 24 Dec 1956—in Sep 1978 when Timothy Randolph Hartman was 21, he married Darlene OGLIVE; John Emery, born on 13 Oct 1958; Katherine Elizabeth, born on 4 May 1963. 105. Robert Henry EK. Born on 17 Apr 1936. On 14 Jul 1956 when Robert Henry was 20, he first married Marilyn Rae KEELY. They had the following children: Robert Jeffrey, born on 16 Nov 1963; Cynthia Michele, born on 4 Jul 1965. Robert Henry second married Carolyn SCOTT. 106. Nora Ray SANDERS. Born on 3 Jul 1935. In Jul 1951 when Nora Ray was 15, she first married Charles JAMERSON. They had one child, Carla Rae, born on 9 Jul 1952. On 24 May 1974 when Carla Rae was 21, she married Larry Dale PARKER. Nora Ray second married Wayne McMEIN. 107. Larry Norman SHAWHAN. Born on 25 Jul 1948 in Kansas City, MO. Larry is a Guidance Counselor at Molokai High School in Kualapua, Hawaii. It’s the result of an interview he had, while he was attending the University of Kansas in the sixties, with a recruiting representative from the Department of Education; there was a severe shortage of teachers in Hawaii at the time and Larry liked their offer. He arrived in August 1966 and found it a wonderful place to live. On 2 Jun 1967 when Larry Norman was 18, he first married Sandra HAYES. Born on 23 Nov 1943 in Lawrence, KS. They were divorced. Sandra is a 1966 graduate of the Univ. of Kansas, with a BS in Elementary Education; she also has a Masters degree in Educational Administration from the University of Hawaii. She is presently an elementary school principal on the island of Maui. They had one child, Melissa, born on 17 Aug 1974 in Honolulu, HI. Melissa will be graduating from the Univ. of Hawaii with a Masters in Guidance Counseling. On 28 Jan 1984 when Larry Norman was 35, he second married Beal GOOD, in Maui, HI. Born About 1948. Beal met Larry while both were teenagers attending Belton High School in Belton, MO. 108. Sammy Ann HODGES. Born on 24 Jul 1928. On 21 Sep 1950 when Sammy Ann was 22, she married Samuel Sherman BOSWELL. They had one child, Sylvia Lorraine, born on 12 Feb 1956. On 23 Feb 1975 when Sylvia Lorraine was 19, she married Thomas L. ROSS. 109. Lysbeth Virgene “Genie” VERTS. Born on 22 Feb 1942. On 31 Aug 1963 when Lysbeth Virgene “Genie” was 21, she married Junior Lee STARCK. They had the following children: Judith Ann, born on 21 Sep 1964; Genie Lee, born on 16 Dec 1965; Leui Lani Jeanette, born on 23 Dec 1968; Regina Antoinette Melanie, born on 1 Sep 1971. 110. William Jasper FROST. Born on 14 Dec 1941. On 1 Feb 1961 when William Jasper was 19, he married Denise Louise KLEIN. They had the following children: Frances Louise, born on 29 Aug 1962; John William, born on 10 Mar 1965. 111. Frances Elaine FROST. Born on 6 Nov 1945. On 7 Oct 1964 when Frances Elaine was 18, she married Stanley EGBERT. They had the following children: William Stanton, born on 3 Nov 1971; Charla Ann, born on 22 Sep 1973. 112. John Daniel FROST. Born on 14 Dec 1949. John Daniel married Judy OLIPHANT. They had the following children: Amanda, born on 2 Aug 1975; Robert Dale, born on 11 Jun 1953. 113. Mary Pauline SHAWHAN. Born on 9 Feb 1928 in Inglewood, CA. On 13 Dec 1946 when Mary Pauline was 18, she married Jack Holling MACMILLAN. Born About 1926. They had the following children: 133 i. Linda (1947-) ii. John. Born in Mar 1950. 114. Harold Wayne SHAWHAN. Born on 29 Jan 1947 in Independence, MO. On 10 Dec 1969 when Harold Wayne was 22, he married Jeannette MARTINEZ, in Puerto Rico. Born on 29 Sep 1951 in Puerto Rico. They had the following children: Valeria Jean, born on 16 Dec 1970 in Puerto Rico; Jonnathan Wayne, born on 25 Oct 1974 in Oak Grove, MO.; Sonya Lee, born on 17 Nov 1978 in St. Joseph, MO.

Sixth Generation

115. John Gardiner PHILLIPS. Born in 1944. About 1965 when John Gardiner was 21, he married Gail Ann MURKIN. They had the following children: Jeffrey, born About 1966; Craig Allen, born on 8 Jul 1968. 116. Dorothy Ann STEWART. Born on 11 May 1941 in Cass Co., MO. In Oct 1962 when Dorothy Ann was 21, she first married Gary BECK, in CA. Born About 1940. Gary died in CA About Dec 1962; he was 22. On 15 Mar 1964 when Dorothy Ann was 22, she second married Charles G. SHELTON, in Salona Co., CA.

--212-- Born in 1941. They had one child, Dora Anne, born on 13 Aug 1963 in Salona Co., CA. 117. Billy Keith DOTY. Born on 8 May 1952 in Pawhuska, Osage Co., OK. Bill was an honor roll student at Avant High School, and also participated in athletics, the band, and many other activities. He was drafted during the Vietnam War, entering Jan. 2, 1971, and served in that country with the 23rd Inf. Div., “Americal”, and with the 196th Inf. Brigade. After his discharge, he served with the Army National Guard for a while before reenlisting, being assigned to Ft. Bliss, TX and then to Germany. He later served in the Air National Guard in Tulsa, OK, being trained in radiology and being rated as NCOIC. Along the way he managed to obtain a BA in Social Psychology while he was in the service. He later used the GI Bill to attain degrees in Business Administration, Business Management, and Human Resources Administration. He subsequently retired after working for the IRS for twenty years and has become a dedicated researcher of his family history. On 23 Jun 1972 when Billy Keith was 20, he first married Cynthia L. MILLER, daughter of Willie MILLER & Wonda, in Avant, OK. Born on 24 Jun 1954 in Hominy, OK. They had the following children: Billy Keith, born on 19 Feb 1974 in Bartlesville, OK.; Candace Marie, born on 3 Mar 1977 in El Paso, TX. On 3 Jul 1993 when Billy Keith was 41, he second married Patricia K. JABARA, daughter of Emil JABARA & Ruby, in Memphis, TN. Born on 26 Feb 1958 in McAlester, OK. 118. Jo Anne Lail COOPER. In 1957 Jo Anne Lail married Henry Lee HOLDERMAN. They had the two chil- dren, Margaret Gayle and Patricia Louise. 119. Don Lee SHAWHAN. Born on 18 Jul 1948. In 1968 when Don Lee was 19, he married Linda. They had the following children: Michael Don. Born in 1980 in Temple, TX.; Patrick Leland; Steven. 120. Spencer Strother SHAWHAN. Born on 12 Oct 1958 in Baltimore, Md. On 28 Dec 1985 when Spencer Strother was 27, he married Cynthia Elise ANDERSON, daughter of Jerry Wendell ANDERSON & Carol Jean HALTERMAN, in 1st Church of God, Bastrop, LA. Born on 7 May 1966 in Monroe, LA. Occupation: Student— NLU. They had the following children: Zachary Travis. Born on 30 Aug 1990 in Monroe, LA.; Callie Marie. Born on 21 Jun 1997 in Bastrop, Louisiana. Spencer established the first “Shawhan Family” web site on the internet and has contributed greatly to bringing this genealogy project to completion. He has been especially helpful in proving information on the “Casher Dan” branch of the Shawhan family. 121. Jennifer Marie SHAWHAN. Born on 4 Nov 1969. On 14 Feb 1992 when Jennifer Marie was 22, she married Patrick RYAN. Born on 1 Apr 1963. They had the following children: Thomas James, born on 22 Mar 1992 in MO.; James. Born on 16 Dec 1993 in MO. 122. Tammy PORTER. Born on 2 Jan 1975 in MO. Tammy has two children, Jessica, born on 10 Dec 1991, and Kaitlin Rose, born on 23 Mar 1997. 123. Daniel PORTER. Born on 2 Jul 1972. A 1994 grad of Southern Methodist Univ. (SMU), with a degree in Finance, Daniel is presently employed with the Federal Reserve in Kansas City. Daniel married Peggy RYUN. Born About 1973. They had one child, Jacob, born on 22 Mar 1994. 124. Kimberly P. SHAWHAN. Born on 23 Sep 1966 in Kansas City, MO. Kim works for a company which produces boxes for such candy manufacturers as Whitman. About 1985 when Kimberly P. was 18, she first married Bruce LINDQUIST, born About 1965. They had the following children, Jake R., born on 17 Sep 1986 in Kansas City, MO., Thomas M., born on 19 Apr 1988 in Kansas City, MO., and Jonathan R., born on 29 Mar 1990 in Kingman, AZ. About 1991 when Kimberly P. was 24, she second co-habited with Michael COFFMAN. They had twins, Shawn and Shane, born on 16 Dec 1991 in MO. 125. Tabatha G. SHAWHAN. Born on 29 May 1970 in St. Louis, MO. About 1985 when Tabatha G. was 14, she married Robert W. O’BANION. They had the following children: Ashley, born on 21 May 1987 in Kansas City, MO.; Luke, born on 6 Jun 1988 in Kansas City, MO.; Robert S., born on 3 Oct 1989 in Springfield, MO.; Brittany L., born on 19 Sep 1990 in Kansas City, MO.; Tiffany, born on 16 Nov 1991 in MO. 126. Dwayne D. SHAWHAN. Born on 21 Oct 1971 in Mt. Vernon, IL. In 1993 when Dwayne D. was 21, he married Cindy URQUIES. They had one child, Dakota Marie, born in 1993. 127. Harry W. EASLEY. Born on 3 Sep 1912. On 17 Jan 1933 when Harry W. was 20, he married Eudora WILBAR. They had the following children, Rae Bernice, born on 28 Feb 1934, and Teddie Ann, born on 26 Oct 1942. 128. Brent Shawhan KRUSOR. Born on 4 May 1951 in Lincoln, Nebraska. Brent is one of our contemporary family chroniclers who in 1985 produced a work titled “A Sketch of the SHAWHAN (SHAUGHEN) FAMILY Being The Ancestry & Descendants Of DANIEL3 SHAWHAN (1738-1791) Bourbon County, Kentucky Pioneer”. While providing a general genealogy from the first to the third generations, Brent’s work focused upon the descendants of John Shawhan (1771-1845) and Margaret “Peggy” McCune (1775-1857) with a particular emphasis upon the Daniel

--213-- “Casher Dan” Shawhan and Minerva Redmon family line. Brent’s research also provided invaluable information on the McCune family. On 17 Apr 1977 when Brent Shawhan was 25, he married Sara Lynne JEFFERY, in Kensington, California. Born on 7 Sep 1953 in Oakland, California. They had the following children: Colin Jeffery. Born on 17 Feb 1979 in Santa Clara, California; Gavin Shawhan, born on 5 Apr 1982 in Mountain View, California; Aileen, born on 30 Apr 1987 in Cuperinto, California. 129. Lynn Ellen KRUSOR. Born on 21 Feb 1955 in Independence, Missouri. On 10 Aug 1985 when Lynn Ellen was 30, she married Larry JAMES. Born on 24 Apr 1955. They had two children, Kristen Marie, born on 17 Mar 1988, and Rachel Leigh, born on 2 Jan 1993. 130. Carolyn Sue DETERDING. Born on 12 May 1955. On 2 Feb 1974 when Carolyn Sue was 18, she first married Kenny RYDER. They had one child, Elizabeth Christine, born on 12 Apr 1975. On 26 Feb 1977 when Carolyn Sue was 21, she second married David Lorenzo FONSECA. On 28 Jun 1980 when Carolyn Sue was 25, she third married Jeff LIBBY. In 1990 when Carolyn Sue was 34, she fourth married Kevin CHRONIC. 131. Mary Kay DETERDING. Born on 1 Dec 1956. On 14 Oct 1978 when Mary Kay was 21, she married Thomas RITTER. They had the following children: Justin William. Born on 7 Jan 1980; Christopher Gene, born on 20 May 1981; Courtney Lynn, born on 3 Aug 1983. 132. John Stephen McCRARY. Born on 8 Jan 1947. On 16 Dec 1967 when John Stephen was 20, he married Deborah Jane ALLEN. Born on 22 Aug 1947. They had two children, Stephen Michael, born on 25 Mar 1969, and Kevin Allen. 133. Linda MACMILLAN. Born on 23 Oct 1947. On 7 Oct 1966 when Linda was 18, she first married John S. EDWARDS. Born on 28 Jan 1947. They were divorced on 2 Sep 1976. They had the following children: John Michael, born on 10 Jul 1967; Julie Kathleen, born on 30 Apr 1969. On 5 Jun 1977 when Linda was 29, she second married Robert C. JOHNSON.

ENDNOTES

1 Additional information regarding the death of Daniel Shawhan was discovered by Bob Francis in October 1999. The informa- tion reads as follows: The Western Citizen--Fri 07 Aug 1860: On Sunday morning, Daniel Shawhan died suddenly at his home near Shawhan's Station from what was supposed to be apoplexy of the heart brought on by overexertion. He had accosted a negro man belonging to Mrs. Rush who was passing with a bag maintaining, as Mr. Shawhan had supposed, storing plunder. He demanded to see what was in the bag--the negro refused and when Mr. Shawhan attempted to arrest him, resisted. A sharp struggle ensued which was scarcely ended when Mr. Shawhan sat down and almost immediately fell down, dead. His wife and one of his sons was present. 2 Refer to “John Shawhan biography” for the location of the John Shawhan family cemetery. 3 On the tombstone in the Redmon family plot, farm of Phillip Linehan, on the Old Lair Pike: In memory of Joseph B. Shawhan Born April 9, 1839 Died Oct. 21, 1841 Aged 1 year 6 mo. 15 days 4 Obituary clipping sent to REF, June, 1997, from Zac Shawhan II. 5 Refer to “The History of Bourbon Whiskey and the Shawhan Family,” Vol. II, p. 89, for a complete history of George’s contribution to the family whiskey trade. 6 September 7 {Eric Shawn} 7 Her obituary reads:”Death Claims Mrs. Julia Shawhan.” Funeral Services Were Held at Lone Jack, Saturday Afternoon. Funeral services for Mrs. Julia F. Shawhan, who died last Thursday morning at the home of her daughter at Lamar, were held at the Christian church in Lone Jack Saturday afternoon at 2 o’clock with the Rev. Phil Stark officiating. “Abide with Me,” Have Thine Own Way, Lord,” and “What a Friend We Have in Jesus” were sung by the choir. Pallbearers were: Lee Shawhan, John Easley Shawhan, Lee Ragsdale, Ed Yankee, Henry Long and Ike Rice. Burial was in the Lone Jack cemetery. The body of Mrs. Shawhan lay in state at the F.M. Schick Mortuary until 12 o’clock Saturday. Mrs. Shawhan was a native of Jackson County, having been born in Lone Jack on April 6, 1853. Her father, John Daniel, came to Missouri from North Carolina in the early 1830’s. She lived about 75 years at Lone Jack and was for several years a resident of Lee’s Summit. Her husband, John T. Shawhan, died in 1891. Mrs. Shawhan was a charter member of the Lone Jack Christian church from where her funeral was conducted. Surviving are five sons, Johnnie D. Shawhan, Lone Jack; T.R. Shawhan, Grant Pass, Oregon; William G. Shawhan, Lee’s Summit; Walter R. Shawhan, Lone Jack; G.A. Shawhan, 6333 Grand Avenue, Kansas City; two daughters, Mrs. W.J. Frost, Warrensburg; and Mrs. Van Hall, Lamar; twenty-four grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.

8 William’s obituary reads: “William E. Shawhan, 80 years old, a retired carpenter, died early today at his home at Lee’s Summit, Mo. He leave three sons, Frank Shawhan of the home; Zach Shawhan, Russell, Kas; and Spencer Shawhan, St. Paul; three brothers, George Shawhan, Kingsville, Mo.; Joseph Shawhan, Leavenworth, Kas; and Hope Shawhan, Bartlesville, Ok; two

--214-- sisters, Mrs. Maggie Dickerson and Mrs. Minerva Taggart, both of Lee’s Summit.” (Obituary clipping sent to REF, June, 1997, from Zac Shawhan II.) 9 Adelaide’s obituary reads: “SHAWHAN—Mrs. Adelaide Cooper, died December 24. She leaves her husband, W.E., and three sons, Zach of Russell, Kas., Spencer of Kansas City and Frank of the home; three sisters, Mrs. Mary Green and Miss Roe Cooper of Lee’s Summit, Miss Betty Cooper, teacher in Jefferson school, Kansas City; one brother, Ben Cooper, of Washington, D.C. Funeral services from the home. Lee’s Summit, Saturday morning, 11 o’clock. Burial Lee’s Summit cemetery. Fields Undertak- ing in charge.” (Obituary clipping sent to REF, June, 1997, from Zac Shawhan II.) 10 November 16, 1884. Shawhan—Shaughen Genealogy, p. 74 11 Ennis received the nickname of “Jake” because that was the name of his pet crow. 12 Ronald T. Shawhan, pp. 23-24 13 Carolyn’s obituary reads: “SHAWHAN—Carolyn, aged 62 years, died Tuesday, August 10, 1937, at her home, 9 miles east of Lee’s Summit. Survived by husband, D. Lee Shawhan of the home, and 1 son, George K. Shawhan, Lee’s Summit. Funeral services Thursday at 2 o’clock at the Lone Jack Christian church. Burial at Lee’s Summit. Langsford funeral home in charge.” (Obituary clipping sent to REF, June, 1997, from Zac Shawhan II.) 14 From newspaper article “Distiller Matched Brew Power,” name of newspaper and date of article unknown. The newspaper clipping was sent to me by Betty Deterding. {REF} 15 Birthdate: 1872 —Krusor, p. 90. 16 Birth and death dates: November 30, 1889; December 2, 1959 {Krusor, p. 99} 17 Krusor, p. 71. 18 From Social Security Death Index: SHAWHAN, GEORGE 495-42-6153 (MO) b. 17 Oct 1894, d. Nov 1969. Evidence is inconclusive that this is the same person. —REF 19 Sister of actress Norma Shears. 20 The following information MAY refer to our Martin SHAWHAN: From Social Security Death Index: SHAWHAN, MARTIN 500-34-6357 (MO) b. 16 Nov 1906, d. Dec 1985 (Lees Summit, Jackson, MO). 21 Krusor, p. 92

--215-- The Descendants of Joseph Shawhan (1802-1855) by Robert E. Francis

First Generation

1. Joseph SHAWHAN. Born in Sep 1802 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Joseph died in Died during California Goldrush, El Dorado Co., CA in 1855; he was 52. On 29 Sep 1835 when Joseph was 33, he married Mary Magdalene BIRCH, daughter of Thomas Erskine BIRCH Rev. & Mary Magdalene MILLER, in Cynthiana, Ky. Born on 14 Feb 1818 in Cynthiana, Ky. Mary Magdalene died in Plattsburg, MO on 21 May 1909; she was 91. Refer to Volume II, p. 185, for further information about Mary Birch.. Also, refer to Volume II, p 361, for a second genealogy of this family. They had the following children: i. Ana Birch, born abt 1836. Ana Birch died as a child.1 2 ii. John Erskine (1838-1905) Mary Magdalene second married Abram F. DUDLEY.

Second Generation

2. John Erskine SHAWHAN. Born on 23 Sep 1838 in Bourbon Co., KY. John Erskine died in Kansas City, Missouri on 8 Aug 1905; he was 66. Buried in Weston, Missouri. John Erskine SHAWHAN. Born September 29, 1838 in Bourbon County, Kentucky and died August 8, 1905 in Kansas City, Missouri. He married Mary Ann Jourdain October 2, 1858. She was bom March 3, 1841 and died February 5, 1924. She was the daughter of Dr. William Dill Jourdain and Ruth Sparks Overstreet, and the grand-daughter of Gen. John Sevier (1745-1815) who had served in the Revolutionary War, and was later the Governor of Tennessee.2 On 2 Oct 1858 when John Erskine was 20, he married Mary Ann JOURDAIN, daughter of William Dill JOURDAIN Dr. & Ruth Sparks OVERSTREET. Born on 3 Mar 1841. Mary Ann died on 5 Feb 1924; she was 82. They had the following children: 3 i. John Erskine (1859->1903) ii. William Dill. Born on 14 Aug 1861. About 1887 when William Dill was 25, he married Jessie PATTERSON, born in 1863.3 4 iii. James McCune (1863-1911) iv. Mary Jourdain. Born on 25 May 1865. Mary Jourdain died on 8 Feb 1899; she was 33. Mary Jourdain SHAWHAN. Born May 25, 1865 and died February 8, 1899. She married Charles F. Hanlon in 1889. He was born in about 1864. 4 In 1889 when Mary Jourdain was 23, she married Charles F. HANLON. 5 v. Ruth Agnes (1868-)

Third Generation

3. John Erskine SHAWHAN Jr. Born in 1859 in Plattsburg, MO. John Erskine died in Chicago, Illinois aft 1903; he was 44. Occupation: Businessman, stock broker, and banker in San Francisco, CA. John Erskine SHAWHAN II. Born in 1859 in Plattsburg, Missouri. He was a businessman, stock broker, and banker in San Francisco, California; the Chairman of the Governing Committee of the Stock Exchange, an investor in the Silver Mines in Nevada; “established the Board of Trade house; was a partner in R.B. Hawley & Co. in Chicago in 1884;” and involved in a land and cattle syndicate in Texas. Mattie Crossete in 1880. She was born in about 1860. He “died as a pauper in Chicago, Illinois.”5 They had the following children: i. Mary Bartlett. Born in 1882. Mary Bartlett died in 1933; she was 51. Mary Barlett SHAWHAN. Born in 1882 and died in 1933. She first married Ross MOORE in about 1903 and second married Allen S. HOAR after 1904. He was a career U. S. Naval Officer.6 6 ii. Louis F. Crossette (1886-1929)

--216-- John Erskine SHAWHAN second married, February 4, 1901, Emma Alberta CHENE and had issue. He died in 1904 and is buried in Weston, Missouri. 7 They had the following children: Floi Tait, born in 1902—she married SEBASTIAN; John Erskine, born in 1908. 4. James McCune SHAWHAN. Born on 16 Sep 1863. James McCune died on 28 Jun 1911; he was 47. James McCune SHAWHAN. Born September 16, 1863 and died June 28, 1911. He married Ada ROMER July 25, 1885, at Trinity Episcopal Church in San Francisco, California. She was born March 20, 1865 in San Francisco, California and became a well known artist in the San Francisco Bay area and had exhibits in the Bohemian Club and the Mechanic’s Institute. She died September 17, 1947 at her daughter’s home in Oakland, California. They had issue. 8 Ada’s obituary reads as follows: “SHAWHAN, Ada Romer (1865-1947). Portrait and still lite painter. Born in San Francisco on March 20, 1893. Shawhan was a member of a pioneer family whose father arrived in the Gold Ftush. Her most famous work was a large canvas of the heads of 40 painters, writers and musicians who were her contemporaries before 1906. She died at her daughter’s home in Oakland in 1947. Works held: Bohemian Club (portrait of George Bromley). Exhibited: Mechanics’ Inst., 1897 (floral still life). 1 SF Examiner, Sept. 18, 1947.”9 They had the following children: i. Violet Romer. Born on 14 Mar 1886 in San Francisco, California. Violet Romer died in Port Jefferson, Long Island, New York in 1970; she was 83. From “Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy,” p. 42: “Violet Romer Shawhan…who has carried on the traditional fame of the Shawhan’s (quoting from the London Graphic) ‘Some of the most graceful and delicate dancing that has ever been seen on the London Stage, an artist to her fingertips’ and also from the Hippodrome in London ‘Violet Romer must have come into the world to the strains of Mendolssohn’s Spring Song, etc.’” It was Violet Romer Shawhan who established the Revolutionary record of Daniel Shawhan, the Bourbon Co., Ky. pioneer, with D.A.R. (“Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy,” p. 43) A dedication to Violet was written in ajournal: “Violet Romer SHAWHAN. Born March 14, 1886, in San Francisco California. She was a dancer of international reputation. The London Graphic said she performed “some of the most graceful and delicate dancing that has ever been seen on the London stage, an artist to her fingertips.” When appearing at the Hippodrome in London she was recorded that “Violet Romer must have come into the world to the strains of Mendelsohns’ Spring Song”. She lived in Oakland, California with her mother, and later in Mt. Vernon, New York with her brother Romer. She died unmarried in Oakland, California in March 1970. DAR # 299818, Belle Terre, Port Jefferson. Long Island New York 1937. ii. Romer. Born on 29 Aug 1888. Romer died in Jun 1970; he was 81. Romer married Zayda Justine ZABRISKIE, in New York, New York. Zayda Justine died on 4 Aug 1956 in Mt. Vernon, New York. Refer to Volume II, p. 191, for further information about this family. 5. Ruth Agnes SHAWHAN. Born on 7 Apr 1868. Born April 7, 1868. In 1904 when Ruth Agnes was 35, she married H. E. FORTLAGE, in England. They had one child, June Mary, born in 1902. June Mary died in 1932; she was 30.

Fourth Generation

6. Louis F. Crossette SHAWHAN. Louis Crossette SHAWHAN (CROSSETE). Born in 1886 and died in Washing- ton, D.C. in 1929. He had served as an assistant to President Hoover. He married Marie PEARCE in about 1909 and lived in Washington, D.C. She was born in about 1888 and was appointed to the Bureau of Standards by President Hoover. Note. “ Louis’ mother Mattie was deserted by his father, John Erskine Shawhan II while Louis was a child. Louis was so angered by this action that he changed his surname to ‘Crossete’, his mother’s maiden name and his middle name.” They had the following children: 7 i. George (1910-1985) ii. Betty, Born in about 1912 and married five times.10

Fifth Generation

7. George CROSETTE. Born on 26 Jul 1910 in Chicago, Illinois. George died in Kensington, Maryland in 1985; he was 74. George CROSSETTE. Born July 26, 1910 in Chicago, Illinois. He was Chief of Geographic Research for National Geographic Magazine in Washington, D.C. He married Elizabeth Uhle Ferg in 1935. She was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1912 and grew up in Morristown, New Jersey. He died in 1985 in Kensington, Maryland. In 1935 when George was 24, he married Elizabeth Uhle FERG. Born in 1912 in Philadelphia, Pennsyl- vania. --217-- They had one child: 8 i. Elizabeth Ann (1939-)

Sixth Generation

8. Elizabeth Ann CROSETTE. Born in 1939 in Kensington, Maryland. In 1969 when Elizabeth Ann was 30, she married DEORSEY. They had one child, Matthew Shawhan, born in 1976.

ENDNOTES

1 For most of the extant historical references to this line of the family, I owe a debt of thanks to Dr. Bernie O’Neil. Bernie has graciously given permission for me to use information sent from “The Birch Family History: Part 4, Descendants of Dr. Charles Birch of St. Kitts 1729-1768” by Dr. Bernherd O’Neil, pp. 250-252. 2 Ibid. 3 Ibid. 4 Ibid. 5 Ibid. Also, Marriage date and location confirmed in San Francisco marriage records listing. “Shawhan, J. Jr. Crosette, Mattie 1880M-3846” 6 Ibid. 7 Ibid. 8 Ibid. 9 “Artists in California, 1786-1940” by Edan Milton Hughes, San Francisco: Hughes Publishing Company (no date), p. 421. 10 O’Neil.

--218-- The Descendants of William Shawhan (1803-1875) by Ronald T. Shawhan and Robert E. Francis

First Generation

1. William “Billy” McCune SHAWHAN. Born on 2 Oct 1803 in Bourbon Co., KY. William “Billy” McCune died in Sidney, IL on 2 May 1875; he was 71. Soon after his second marriage, Billy set his slaves free and moved from Kentucky to Rush Co., Indiana where he became a prominent farmer. However, he was so upset at the accidental death of his son, John, after a fall from a tree, that he ceased farming and moved into town, gradually disposing of his land holdings and then eventually located in Pike Co., IN. He subsequently left Indiana and went to Champaign, Illinois, taking his entire family and securing farms for them. On 15 Oct 1825 when William “Billy” McCune was 22, he first married Rhoda “Rhody” REDMON, daughter of Thomas REDMON (1771-1824) & Nancy FLOWERS (ca1775-), in Harrison Co., KY. Born about 1805 in Bourbon Co., KY. Rhoda “Rhody” died in Harrison Co., KY in 1834; she was 29. They had the following children: i. John Thomas. Born on 17 Jan 1827 in KY. John Thomas died in Rush Co., IN on 21 Oct 1846; he was 19. John fell 70 feet from the top of a hickory tree to his death. 2 ii. Charles Redmon (1828-1899) 3 iii. Daniel McCune (1830-1923) 4 iv. Joseph Henry (1832-1914) On 31 Oct 1839 when William “Billy” McCune was 36, he second married Nancy REDMON, daughter of Thomas REDMON (1771-1824) & Nancy FLOWERS (ca1775-), in Cynthiana, KY. Born on 1 Oct 1810 in Harrison Co., KY. Nancy died in Champaign Co., IL on 12 Dec 1893; she was 83. Refer to Volume II, p. 226, for further informa- tion about the REDMON family. They had the following children: i. Margaret Ann. Born on 17 Sep 1840 in Rush Co., IN. Margaret Ann died on 9 Mar 1916; she was 75. About 1860 when Margaret Ann was 19, she first married David FRAME. Born about 1838. After 1860 when Margaret Ann was 19, she second married William HIGGINBOTHAM. Born about 1840. 5 ii. Mary Helen (1842-1865) iii. George Washington. Born on 6 Jan 1843 in Rush Co., IN. George Washington died on 31 Mar 1843 in Rush Co., IN. 6 iv. George Redmon (1844-1925) 7 v. James Knox (1846-1891) vi. William Thomas. Born on 15 Nov 1848. William Thomas died on 30 Jun 1936; he was 87. About 1872 when William Thomas was 23, he married Maude (UNKNOWN). Born about 1850. After the death of his father in 1875, William and Maude went to Rolla, Missouri where he became postmaster during the Cleveland Administration. He later moved to St. Louis where he operated a cigar store for several years until after Maude’s death; he then stayed with his widowed niece, Mrs. Nancy Free, until his death.

Second Generation

2. Charles Redmon SHAWHAN. Born in 1828 in KY. Charles Redmon died in Thayer Co., NE on 18 Jun 1899; he was 71. About 1851 when Charles Redmon was 23, he married Amanda CLIFFORD, in Champaign Co., IL. Born about 1830. Amanda died in Thayer Co., NE aft 1855; she was 25. Charles and his wife were blessed with one daughter, Rhody, born about 1853 and died about 1872. After her death they moved to Nebraska. A Charles R. Shawhan is listed as being a Sgt. in the KY 11th Cav., Co. G, CSA — this may have been the person mentioned. 3. Daniel McCune SHAWHAN. Born on 28 Oct 1830 in Harrison Co., KY. Daniel McCune died in Pike Co., IN on 21 May 1923; he was 92. Buried in 1923 in I.O.O.F. Cemetery, Union, IN. On 24 Jan 1855 when Daniel McCune was 24, he married Jane CARSON, in Fayette Co., IN. Born on 23 Nov 1834 in Fayette, Co., IN. Jane died in Pike Co., IN on 20 Jan 1911; she was 76. Jane was related to the Indian Fighter Kit Carson.

--219-- They had the following children: i. John Thomas. Born on 18 Apr 1856 in Fayette Co., IN. John Thomas died on 25 Aug 1856 in Fayette Co., IN. 8 ii. William Henry (1858-1957) 9 iii. Eglantine (1860-1936) 10 iv. David Frame (1863-1922) v. Joseph. Born on 7 Jun 1865. Joseph died on 25 Sep 1865. vi. Daniel. Born on 7 Jun 1865. Daniel died on 2 Oct 1865. vii. Charles Pendleton. Born on 3 Jun 1867. Charles Pendleton died on 1 Sep 1876; he was 9. viii. Jane C.. Born on 1 May 1878. Jane C. died on 1 May 1878. 4. Joseph Henry SHAWHAN. Born on 6 Jul 1832 in Harrison Co., KY. Joseph Henry died in Harrison Co., KY in Oct 1914; he was 82. On 20 Oct 1859 when Joseph Henry was 27, he married Mary Ann THOMPSON, in Harrison Co., KY. Born on 8 Nov 1833. Mary Ann died in Harrison Co., KY on 28 Mar 1912; she was 78. They had the following children: Anna Newton, born on 27 Feb 1862 in Harrison Co., KY., and died on 12 Dec 1944; Matilda, born on 29 Aug 1865 in Harrison Co., KY., and died in Harrison Co., KY in Dec 1870; Mary, born on 22 Jul 1868 in Harrison Co., KY., and died in Harrison Co., KY on 5 Mar 1873; William Edward, born on 11 Mar 1871 in Harrison Co., KY. William, a Civil Engineer graduate of the Univ. of Kentucky, helped layout the Mt. Rushmore U.S. Presidents monument in the Black Hills of North Dakota. 5. Mary Helen SHAWHAN. Born in 1842 in Rush Co., IN. Mary Helen died in 1865; she was 23. About 1860 when Mary Helen was 18, she married Robert MEYERS. Born about 1840. They had the following children: i. Nancy E.. Born on 3 Oct 1861. Nancy E. died on 1 Jun 1947; she was 85. About 1883 when Nancy E. was 21, she married William FEREE. Born on 10 Jun 1861. William died on 26 Mar 1922; he was 60. 11 ii. George W. (1864-1931) 6. George Redmon SHAWHAN. Born on 20 Mar 1844 in Rush Co., IN. George Redmon died in Champaign Co., IL on 13 Feb 1925; he was 80. George was a great educator. He became the Superintendent of Schools for Champaign Co., IL and held the position for 22 years. About 1865 when George Redmon was 20, he married Vista BROWN. Born in 1847. Vista died in IL in 1941; she was 94. They had the following children: Gertrude, born about 1866—Gertrude married Frank R. SCHAFER; William Warren, born about 1869. 7. James Knox SHAWHAN. Born on 18 Aug 1846 in Rush Co., IN. James Knox died in Chicago, IL on 25 Dec 1891; he was 45. About 1870 when James Knox was 23, he married Asenath CHURCHILL, in IN. Born about 1849. Asenath died on 12 Dec 1893; she was 44. They had one child, Walter S., who was born on 6 Oct 1871 in Rush Co., IN., and died in Rush Co., IN on 11 Sep 1875.

Third Generation

8. William Henry SHAWHAN. Born on 27 Jan 1858 in Rush Co., IN. William Henry died in Pike Co., IN on 14 Dec 1957; he was 99. William came to Pike County with his father. He graduated from Indiana Central Business College in Indianapolis and then became a lifetime farmer. He was also quite interested in family history; his notes and records have greatly assisted in the preparation of this narrative. He lived to be a ripe old age, yet his memory was crystal clear to the end. One of his last writings was about a trip he took to Rush County, when he was a youngster, to visit his Uncle John. “Having been born in less than two miles of that Shawhan home in 1858, as a boy I remember the old house and most of the family. When about 11 years old, Uncle John invited Pa and the family to Sunday dinner. We went, the family was home with some others. Uncle John and Aunt Sarah took us through the house, it had an upstairs and a large cellar. It had a large dancing floor, the billiard room with its big table, the music room with the Grand Piano, with some of the ladies playing. Uncle John took Pa to the large cellar, (I followed, of course), where in war times he had stored 75 barrels of “Good Old Bourbon”. I regret to say, Uncle John visited it too often. In the large dining room we all assembled, Uncle John was master of ceremonies, helping our plates to the good things Aunt Sarah had prepared for us, — well, old Aunt Lucy and her colored daughter helped some in preparing it. The dinner was, or is a memory to this day, though 80 years have passed, not a soul, save me, are living. Uncle, with a black boy or two, showed us around the barn and the horses. They bred mostly Harness horses, a few trotters, and had a half-mile track, for horses were trained regularly. Garrett “Hoosier”, the oldest son, would take a string of horses down to Mobile, Ala., race them, sell out, and come home for more. When the war broke out, it caught Garrett down at Mobile with a string of horses; he never came back, but remained in the

--220-- South. His old Uncle Joe called all his brother John’s family “Rebels” over it. Uncle John cried as he told Pa about it. Elsie, the young daughter, was quite a horse woman, having seen her going down the turnpike on her five gaited saddle horse, used side saddle, with the colored boy on a horse, riding some 40 yards behind, seeing that no accident occurred and to take care for the horse when she called. Daniel P. was his own driver at the track. The Shawhans, Daniel, John, and their nephew, William McCune Shawhan, set their slaves free, before coming to Indiana. Some of John’s begged to come along, so they kept them. To this day, I think there was not a Shawhan in Rush or Fayette Co’s. Adieu 10-18-1950. William H. Shawhan “ On 27 Oct 1881 when William Henry was 23, he married Virginia May BARKER, in Pike Co., IN. Born on 11 Sep 1862. Virginia May died in Pike Co., IN on 29 Nov 1915; she was 53. They had the following children: i. James Henry. Born on 1 Sep 1882 in IN. James Henry died in IN on 31 Mar 1907; he was 24. ii. Ruth Virginia. Born on 15 Nov 1885 in IN. Ruth Virginia died on 6 Apr 1886 in IN. iii. Daniel McCune. Born on 6 Mar 1888 in IN. Daniel McCune died in IN in 1969; he was 80. Daniel never married. He graduated from Oakland City College, taught school for a short time, then became a lifetime farmer with his father and brother John. iv. Joseph E.. Born on 30 Oct 1893. Joseph E. died on 26 Apr 1910; he was 16. 12 v. John Lawson (1890-1968) 9. Eglantine SHAWHAN. Born on 23 Jun 1860 in Pike Co., IN. Eglantine died in Pike Co., IN on 4 Jun 1936; she was 75. On 10 Sep 1891 when Eglantine was 31, she married Lawson A. COBLE, in Pike Co., IN. Born about 1858. They had one child: 13 i. McGowen S. (1895-1938) 10. David Frame SHAWHAN. Born on 13 Feb 1863 in Pike Co., IN. David Frame died in Pike Co., IN on 17 May 1922; he was 59. On 7 May 1890 when David Frame was 27, he first married Maude DUNNING. Born about 1865. Maude died on 10 Jun 1892; she was 27. Maude died from complications of childbirth. They had one child: 14 i. Maleta J. (1892-) About 1910 when David Frame was 46, he second married Erma COBLE. Born about 1880. Erma died about 1955; she was 75. They had one child, Udel, born about 1913. 11. George W. MEYERS. Born on 30 Apr 1864. George W. died on 23 Nov 1931; he was 67. George went to school in Champaign, IL where he was class valedictorian at the University of Illinois. He then went to the Univer- sity of Chicago where he became a professor, teaching mathematics and astronomy. He was the author of many text books, including one titled “Meyers Arithmetic” that was used nationwide. On 27 Jun 1889 when George W. was 25, he married Mary Eva SIMS. Born about 1867. They had the following children: Helen, Elizabeth, and Joseph.

Fourth Generation

12. John Lawson SHAWHAN. Born on 8 Jul 1890 in IN. John Lawson died in IN on 21 Apr 1968; he was 77. John graduated from Oakland City College then taught school for several years before turning to farming with his father and his brother Daniel. On 19 Mar 1913 when John Lawson was 22, he married Edna Mary HATFIELD, in Pike Co., IN. Born on 4 Oct 1892. Edna Mary died in IN on 30 Dec 1963; she was 71. They had the following children: i. Jack. Born on 11 Sep 1914 in IN. Jack graduated from Oakland City College and taught school before serving in the US Navy during WWII on an LST in combat in the Pacific Theater. After the War he worked for the Caterpillar Corp. in Peoria, IL, retiring in 1972 to his home in Pekin, IL. On 24 Dec 1934 when Jack was 20, he first married Ruth MILLER. Born about 1916. Ruth died on 14 May 1937; she was 21. On 20 May 1941 when Jack was 26, he second married Lillian JONES. Born about 1920. 15 ii. Virginia Vivian (1917-) 16 iii. James Henry (1919-) 13. McGowen S. COBLE. Born on 5 Sep 1895 in Pike Co., IN. McGowen S. died on 26 Jun 1938; he was 42. On 18 Aug 1920 when McGowen S. was 24, he married Florence GRONIGER, in Pike Co., IN. Born about 1898. They had one child, Eugene, born on 11 Nov 1921. 14. Maleta J. SHAWHAN. Born on 9 Jun 1892 in Pike Co., IN. In 1967 he lived on a farm in Hazelton, Gibson

--221-- Co., Indiana. On 24 Dec 1909 when Maleta J. was 17, he married Minnie ROBLING, in Pike Co., IN. Born on 16 May 1891. They had the following children: 17 i. Edith Jane (1912-) 18 ii. George Redmond (1915-) 19 iii. Frank D. (1917-) 20 iv. William H. (1919-) v. Joe Edward. Born on 21 Oct 1920. Joe Edward married Jean Campbell BROWN. 21 vi. Adaline J. (1923-) 22 vii. Helen Irene (1927-) 23 viii. John Buel (1931-)

Fifth Generation

15. Virginia Vivian SHAWHAN. Born on 26 Apr 1917 in IN. Virginia graduated from Indiana State Teachers College in Terra Haute, IN and did substitute teaching for several years before becoming the librarian at Petersburg, Indiana. On 7 Jul 1937 when Virginia Vivian was 20, she married Donnell R. BAKEIS. Born about 1915. They had the following children: William Donnell, born on 1 Sep 1940 in IN.; James Keith, born on 26 Feb 1942 in IN., and died in 1969. 16. James Henry SHAWHAN. Born on 21 Nov 1919 in IN. Jim graduated from Lodyear’s Business College and then worked for the Sunbeam Mfg. Co. in Evansville, IN before being drafted into the Army in October 1941, serving with the 4th Infantry Division in Alaska. In January, 1943, he was accepted into Aviation Cadet training, receiving instruction at various California bases. After the award of his wings and being commissioned a 2nd Lt. in November 1943, he received B-17 bomber training in New Mexico and Oklahoma. He and his men, who had trained together, were then sent to England where, on June 6, 1944, they formed a replacement crew assigned to the 452nd Bomb Group, 8th Air Force, at Deopham Green AFB, near Norwich. They were assigned Plane No. Z-337644, a B- 17G Heavy Bomber, rolled out of the Boeing plant and then ferried across the Atlantic to England. The crew decided to christen their plane as the “Feather Merchant”, named after a smooth-talking character in an Al Capp comic strip. Her first mission was on July 7, 1944, bombing armament plants in Leipzig, Germany. She flew a total of 35 missions with Lt. Shawhan’s crew, ending with a Nov. 2, 1944 raid on Merseberg, Germany, in which she became the lead ship for the Group after both the #1 and #2 command planes were disabled and had to drop out of forma- tion. Included in the 35 missions were the dropping of supplies to French Resistance fighters behind German lines; bombing enemy troops at St. Lo, France, to help open up a path for Patton’s 3rd Army; running a shuttle mission to a Russian air base outside of Kiev, bombing Chemitz, Germany enroute; returning to England via Italy after a raid on Hungary. Other targets included Berlin, Regensberg (an eleven hour mission), Munich, Bremen, Hamburg, Brest, Stuttgart, Mainz, and Cologne in the Ruhr Valley, one of the heaviest flak concentrations in Europe. Despite numer- ous attacks by German fighters and running in rigid formation through the gauntlet of skies clouded by the terror of 88mm Gun flak, “Feather Merchant” brought her crew safely back to base from each of the 35 missions — only one Purple Heart was received, by a waist gunner from a minor wound to his face from flak. The weather in England was often more threatening than the enemy. There were times when the crew couldn’t see the wing tips, from lift-off to 18,000 ft., due to fog and cloud cover; some planes were lost in collisions in such conditions. After the War, Jim reentered civilian life and joined the Standard Oil Company of Indiana, later to become Amoco, from which he retired in 1975 as an executive. His combat missions now take place on the golf course near his home in Petersburg, Indiana. He still lives in the same home that his grandfather purchased and remodeled in 1880 — it had been built in 1817. Jim has since also remodeled his home. On 27 Sep 1941 when James Henry was 21, he married Mildred V. SMITH, daughter of Henry SMITH & Edna HAYES, in IN. Born about 1920. Mildred’s great-grandmother on her Mother’s side (Hayes) was a Cherokee Indian. They had the following children: 24 i. John Henry (1942-) 25 ii. Stephen Maurice (1946-) 17. Edith Jane SHAWHAN. Born on 11 Nov 1912 in IN. On 13 Feb 1928 when Edith Jane was 15, she first married Edward K. STANLEY, in Pike Co., IN. They had one child, Thomas E., born on 21 Apr 1934. In 1954 when Thomas E. was 19, he married Hilda R. HADDIX. On 14 Nov 1936 when Edith Jane was 24, she second married Floyd L. IRWIN, in Logansport, IN. They had the following children: James Richard, born on 31 Dec 1937, and Karla Joan, born on 10 Feb 1945. 18. George Redmond SHAWHAN. Born on 8 Sep 1915 in IN. On 20 Oct 1931 when George Redmond was 16, he

--222-- married Mabel Dorothy HENKE. Born on 17 Jun 1916. They had the following children: Flo Ella, born on 20 Feb 1935—on 3 Oct 1953 when Flo Ella was 18, she married John C. PHILLIPS; David B., born on 5 Jan 1939—on 17 Dec 1960 when David B. was 21, he married Carolyn S. McWILLIAMS; Michael J., born on 30 Aug 1942. Michael J. married Alice NEAL. 19. Frank D. SHAWHAN. Born on 8 Feb 1917 in IN. About 1934 when Frank D. was 16, he married Alma CAREY. Born about 1917. They had the following children: Carolyn J., born on 5 Nov 1935—on 5 Dec 1953 when Carolyn J. was 18, she married Harvey R. MOORE, born about 1934; Patty Sue, born on 20 Nov 1937—she married Ronald ERWIN, born about 1936; Martha Ann, born on 10 Sep 1941—she married Darrell ROESNER, born about 1940; Jackie Kay, born on 28 Mar 1955; Tony Franklin, born on 2 Feb 1958. 20. William H. SHAWHAN. Born on 8 Feb 1919 in IN. On 25 Dec 1941 when William H. was 22, he married Olive KIME. Born on 7 Aug 1919. They had the following children: Gary, born on 12 Dec 1946; Susan M., born on 29 Oct 1956. 21. Adaline J. SHAWHAN. Born on 3 Sep 1923. On 4 Sep 1941 when Adaline J. was 18, she married Cainan I. DALE. Born about 1922. They had the following children: Robert E., born on 8 Oct 1942—on 8 Jun 1960 when Robert E. was 17, he married Faith Ann REDING; Gloria J., born on 15 Jul 1944—on 30 Dec 1961 when Gloria J. was 17, she married Stephen MANN. Born about 1943; Paul S., born on 13 Dec 1947. Loy Philip, born on 23 Feb 1952. 22. Helen Irene SHAWHAN. Born on 28 Jan 1927. On 21 Feb 1948 when Helen Irene was 21, she married John RICHARDSON. Born about 1926. They had one child, Ronald J., born on 16 Oct 1949. 23. John Buel SHAWHAN. Born on 15 Aug 1931. On 14 Jan 1950 when John Buel was 18, he married Joan MANNING. Born about 1931. They had the following children: Larry Joe, born on 17 Aug 1950; Jerri Ann, born on 13 Mar 1954.

Sixth Generation

24. John Henry SHAWHAN. Born on 13 Jun 1942 in IN. John served with the US Navy during the 1960s. He attended Indiana Central Business College in Indianapolis and has since worked in the insurance industry, in the computer field. On 7 Sep 1963 when John Henry was 21, he first married Jane Rice RAMSEY. Born about 1942. They had the following children: i. Stephen Scott. Born on 6 Nov 1966. 26 ii. Lisa Ann (1968-) On 8 Mar 1974 when John Henry was 31, he second married Jeanne TAYLOR. On 18 Apr 1982 when John Henry was 39, he third married Kathy MURPHY. 25. Stephen Maurice SHAWHAN. Born on 19 Feb 1946. Stephen graduated from Evansville Univ. in 1968 with a degree in Marketing. He then met his military commitment by serving with the US Navy during the period 1968 - 1974 as a Petty Officer in Disbursing (Payroll); his assignments included duty aboard the aircraft carrier John F. Kennedy. He presently is a Store General Manager for Sears in Louisville, KY. In his off-hours he tries to compete, not too successfully, in golf with his son Mike. On 3 Feb 1972 when Stephen Maurice was 25, he first married Sandra Kay LEWARK, in Kokomo, IN. Born about 1946. Sandy was a teacher for three years before the children were born; she is now a “Domestic Engineer” (per her husband Steve). They had the following children: Melinda Marie, born on 21 Jul 1974 in Kokomo, IN.; Michael John. Born on 15 Dec 1975 in Columbus, IN. On 21 Sep 1968 when Stephen Maurice was 22, he second married Elizabeth WHITE. Born about 1947.

Seventh Generation

26. Lisa Ann SHAWHAN. Born on 4 Apr 1968. On 16 Dec 1990 when Lisa Ann was 22, she married Charles FOLEY, in Indianapolis, IN. Born about 1968. They had the following children: Madison K., born about 1992; Connor John, born on 12 Jan 1993.

--223-- The Descendants of Susan Shawhan (1806-) by Robert E. Francis

First Generation

7. Susan SHAWHAN. Born in Mar 1806 in Kentucky.1 Susan married Frances Or Aaron ALLISON. Born in 1799. Frances Or Aaron died before 1850; he was 51. They had the following children: 2 i. Amanda M. (1824-ca1905) 3 ii. Margaret (1826-)

Second Generation

2. Amanda M. ALLISON. Born in 1824.2 Amanda M. died in Harrison County, Kentucky ca 1905; she was 81. On 5 Dec 1844 when Amanda M. was 20, she married Nicholas SMITH III, son of Nicholas SMITH II (ca1785-1835) & Nancy SHAWHAN (1799-ca1884). Born in 1823 in Bourbon County, Ky.3 Nicholas died in Bourbon County, Ky. on 9 Nov 1855; he was 32. They had the following children: 4 i. John Oscar (1845-1897) 5 ii. Margaret A. (1847-) iii. Nicholas. Born in 1848. Nicholas died in 1853; he was 5. 3. Margaret ALLISON. Born in 1826. Margaret first married Henry EWALT. Margaret second married John HINKSON. They had the following children: Samuel, born on 19 Oct 1848 in Bourbon County, Kentucky, and died in Bourbon County, Kentucky on 28 Jan 1852;4 Amanda, born ca 1851.

Third Generation

4. John Oscar SMITH.5 Born on 7 Oct 1845 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. John Oscar died in Clay County, Missouri on 6 Dec 1897; he was 52. Buried in Faubion Chapel Graveyard. On 16 Jul 1866 when John Oscar was 20, he married Elizabeth Ann SMITH, daughter of Ephraim SMITH & Elizabeth DUNCAN, in Missouri. Born on 8 Jan 1845 in Clay County, Missouri. Elizabeth Ann died in Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri on 27 Dec 1934; she was 89. They had the following children: i. Edward. Born in Sep 1868. Edward died in Bonners Springs, Wyandotte County, Kansas on 25 Jan 1953; he was 84. On 13 Aug 1891 when Edward was 22, he married Anna KIMBRELL, in Clay County, Missouri. ii. John Oscar. Born in Jan 1871 in Clay County, Missouri. On 18 Feb 1894 when John Oscar was 23, he married Vida C. BRECKENRIDGE, in Clay County, Missouri. Born in Clay County, Missouri. iii. Mary Margaret. Born on 16 Sep 1873 in Smithville, Clay County, Missouri. Mary Margaret died in Smithville, Clay County, Missouri on 26 Apr 1907; she was 33. On 28 Jan 1890 when Mary Margaret was 16, she married John Benjamin RUSSELL, in Clay County, Missouri. 6 iv. Claude E. (1876-1953) 7 v. William D. (1877-1965) 8 vi. Julia Elizabeth “Lizzie” (1881-1963) vii. Eleven T.. Born on 23 May 1884. Eleven T. died on 6 Jan 1906; he was 21. viii. Ephraim. Born on 13 Mar 1889 in Missouri. Ephraim died in Clay County, Missouri on 21 Mar 1906; he was 17. 5. Margaret A. SMITH. Born in 1847. On 4 Aug 1864 when Margaret A. was 17, she married William Henry DAVID, son of William DAVID (1800-1881) & Elizabeth JACOB (1804-1874), in Bourbon County, Kentucky.3 Born on 25 Oct 1840. William Henry died on 30 Jul 1897; he was 56. They had the following children: 9 i. John George (1872-1956) ii. Keller. iii. King.

--224-- 10 iv. Alice 11 v. Sarah “Sallie” 12 vi. Elizabeth “Bessie” vii. Willie. Willie married James THOMPSON. viii. Mattie. Mattie married George CURRENT. ix. Flora. Flora married Charlie LONG. Flora died leaving a small daughter who was given out for adoption through a Catholic orphanage in Covington, Kentucky, by her father, Charles Long.4 x. Margaret. xi. Georgie.

Fourth Generation

6. Claude E. SMITH. Born on 29 Feb 1876 in Smithville, Clay County, Missouri. Claude E. died in Inglewood, California on 21 Oct 1953; he was 77. On 14 Apr 1898 when Claude E. was 22, he first married Ella May HUGHES, daughter of Robert Wilson HUGHES & Sarah Catherine CONWAY, in Linden, Clay County, Missouri. Born on 24 Aug 1878 in Parkville, Platte County, Missouri. Ella May died in Linden, Clay County, Missouri on 15 Jul 1912; she was 33. They had the following children: 13 i. Ruth Meriam (1902-1958) ii. Opal Oletha. Born on 19 Jun 1899 in Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri. Opal Oletha died in Portola, California on 29 Dec 1965; she was 66. Opal Oletha first married James KINIRY. Opal Oletha second married Fred FULKERSON. iii. Helen Katherine. Born on 14 Dec 1905 in Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri. Helen Katherine died in Tustin, California on 11 Jul 1995; she was 89. On 10 Jul 1926 when Helen Katherine was 20, she first married Herbert Glenmore McCAULEY, in Toledo, Ohio. ca 1941 when Helen Katherine was 35, she second married Henry Herbert BINGHAM. Ca 1915 when Claude E. was 38, he second married Clara HOPPES, in Omaha, Nebraska. They adopted one child, Everett Hoppes, born on 11 Dec 1911 in Omaha, Nebraska, and died in California in 1990; he was 78. In 1938 when Everett Hoppes was 26, he married Annebelle Jett, in Inglewood, California. Claude E. third married Lulu Belle. 7. William D. SMITH. Born in Oct 1877 in Missouri. William D. died in 1965; he was 87. On 15 Aug 1900 when William D. was 22, he married Etta Elizabeth MOSBY. They had the following children: Jessie Mardell and Wiletta E.. 8. Julia Elizabeth “Lizzie” SMITH. Born on 12 Mar 1881 in Smithville, Clay County, Missouri. Julia Elizabeth “Lizzie” died in Osawatomie St. Hospital, Miami County, Kansas on 23 Mar 1963; she was 82. Ca 1901 when Julia Elizabeth “Lizzie” was 19, she married Arva E. HUDSON. They had the following children: Elmo and Mary. 9. John George DAVID. Born on 10 Apr 1872. John George died on 10 Jun 1956; he was 84. On 15 Aug 1879 when John George was 7, he married Minnie Blanche LOWE, in Maysville, Kentucky. Born on 15 Aug 1879 in Maysville, Kentucky. Minnie Blanche died in Lexington, Kentucky on 24 Aug 1959; she was 80. They had the following children: 14 i. William Russell (1897-) 15 ii. Alvin (1901-1961) 16 iii. Amos Ray (1904-) iv. Alma. 10. Alice DAVID. Alice married Noah KELLER. They had one child, Noah. 11. Sarah “Sallie” DAVID. Sarah “Sallie” married GUNSAULEY. They had the following children: Taylor, Alice, Emma, born in Sep 1898, Larkin, Charles, andWilliam. 12. Elizabeth “Bessie” DAVID. Elizabeth “Bessie” married William CHOWNING. They had the following children: Ella Belle, who married JERRILL, Helen, and David.

Fifth Generation

--225-- 13. Ruth Meriam SMITH.6 Born on 2 Feb 1902 in Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri. Ruth Meriam died in Los Angeles, California on 5 Dec 1958; she was 56. On 11 Jul 1925 when Ruth Meriam was 23, she married Lester Albin WIESNER, son of John E. WIESNER (1866-1941) & Anna TALACKO (1879-1975), in Omaha, Nebraska. Born on 16 Jan 1902 in Talmadge, Otoe County, Nebraska. Lester Albin died in Los Angeles, California on 30 Apr 1982; he was 80. They had the following children: 17 i. Joyce Elizabeth (1926-) 18 ii. Janice Elane (1929-) 14. William Russell DAVID. Born on 11 Nov 1897 in Lair Station, Harrison County, Kentucky. William Russell married Josephine THOMAS. Born on 29 Jun 1896 in Spencer County, Kentucky. They had the following children: i. William Russell. Born on 3 Jun 1919. 19 ii. Barbara (1924-) 20 iii. Allen Ray (1926-) 15. Alvin DAVID. Born on 26 Jun 1901. Alvin died on 17 Jan 1961; he was 59. Alvin first married Cecil SANFORD. They had one child, Eva Jean. Alvin second married Callie CUNNINGHAM. They had the following children: i. John Russell. Born on 30 Jul 1948 in Lexington, Kentucky. 21 ii. Minnie Sue (1949-) 22 iii. Chester Richard (1950-) iv. Alvin Dee. Born on 16 Mar 1958 in Lexington, Kentucky. v. Thomas Estill. Born on 23 Feb 1954 in Lexington, Kentucky. vi. Patricia Ann. Born on 6 Sep 1952 in Lexington, Kentucky. 16. Amos Ray DAVID. Born on 4 Jun 1904 in Lexington, Kentucky. On 27 Jun 1931 when Amos Ray was 27, he married Corelli Brown ALGER. Born on 21 Jan 1906 in West Bridgewater, Massachusetts. They had the following children: 23 i. Donald Lowe (1933-) 24 ii. Evelyn Corelli (1936-) iii. Virginia Lea. Born on 2 Mar 1943 in New York, New York. On 4 Sep 1966 when Virginia Lea was 23, she married George Kenneth LUCEY. Born on 13 Nov 1937 in New Orleans, Louisiana. iv. Carol Grace. Born on 25 Feb 1947 in Alexandria, Virginia.

Sixth Generation

17. Joyce Elizabeth WIESNER. Born on 15 Aug 1926 in Omaha, Nebraska. She had a child named Debbie. 18. Janice Elane WIESNER.7 Born on 16 Aug 1929 in Omaha, Nebraska. Lord Lister Hospital. On 20 Aug 1949 when Janice Elane was 20, she married Gerald Cairns DEWITZ, son of Walter Carl DEWITZ (1889-1973) & Mabel Anne CAIRNS (1904-1981), in Los Angeles, California. Born on 5 Apr 1928 in Chicago, Illinois. They had the following children: 25 i. Thomas Shaun (1951-) 26 ii. Scott David (1955-) 27 iii. Pamela Jane (1956-) 28 iv. Kimberly Kay (1958-) 19. Barbara DAVID. Born on 5 Sep 1924 in Schenectady, New York. Barbara married Ralph Leroy WILSON. Born on 6 Jan 1922 in Guyman, Oklahoma. They had the following children: 29 i. Patricia Lee (1945-) 30 ii. Karen Margaret (1946-) 31 iii. Penelope Gay (1948-) iv. Christine Jo. Born on 1 May 1956 in Sanders, California. v. Michael David. Born on 27 Dec 1959 in Auberry, California. 20. Allen Ray DAVID. Born on 22 Jul 1926 in Schenectady, New York. Allen Ray first married Carol M. SHEA. Born on 9 Dec 1933 in Schenectady, New York. They had the following children: i. Jana Lynn. Born on 16 Feb 1951.

--226-- 32 ii. Terry Louise (1952-) Allen Ray second married Ann Elizabeth AMIDON. Born on 29 Jun 1937 in Syracuse, New York. They had the following children: Amy Elizabeth, born on 5 Jul 1965 in Syracuse, New York; William Edwin, born on 28 Dec 1967 in Syracuse, New York. 21. Minnie Sue DAVID. Born on 1 Sep 1949. On 29 May 1970 when Minnie Sue was 20, she married Dale Huston WILSON. They had one child, Lucinda Marie, born on 8 Aug 1973 in Lexington, Kentucky. 22. Chester Richard DAVID. Born on 14 Dec 1950 in Lexington, Kentucky. On 12 Feb 1972 when Chester Richard was 21, he married Bonita Gale WILSON. They had the following children: Karen Marinda, born on 13 Dec 1972 in Lexington, Kentucky; Kimberly Gale, born on 27 Mar 1974 in Lexington, Kentucky. 23. Donald Lowe DAVID. Born on 5 Nov 1933. On 7 Dec 1960 when Donald Lowe was 27, he first married Eva Brown HARLESS. Born on 11 Jul 1933 in Grafton, West Virginia. They had one child, Adonica Leigh, born on 14 Jan 1962 in Marietta, Ohio. On 29 Aug 1970 when Donald Lowe was 36, he second married Opal MAY. Born on 2 Jun 1938 in Macon, Georgia. They had one child, Robert Lowe, born on 8 May 1972 in Macon, Georgia. 24. Evelyn Corelli DAVID. Born on 23 Jun 1936 in New York, New York. On 10 Aug 1964 when Evelyn Corelli was 28, she married Eric Lawrence KEISMAN. Born on 28 Feb 1934 in New York, New York. They had the following children: Julia Corelli, born on 25 Nov 1965 in New York, New York; Elizabeth Alger, born on 7 Aug 1969 in New York, New York; Eric Lawrence, born on 11 Aug 1970 in New York, New York.

Seventh Generation

25. Thomas Shaun DEWITZ. Born on 19 Oct 1951 in Los Angeles, California. On 24 Jun 1972 when Thomas Shaun was 20, he married Dorothy Elizabeth CLEMENT, daughter of Herbert Irick CLEMENT & Margaret Sara REXON, in Laurel Springs, New Jersey. Born on 23 Apr 1951 in Laurel Springs, New Jersey. They had one child: Matthew, born on 1 Jul 1983 in Houston, Texas. 26. Scott David DEWITZ. Born on 5 Apr 1955 in Ventura, California. On 26 May 1979 when Scott David was 24, he married Carolyn Elizabeth GRESHAM, daughter of Marshall GRESHAM & Mildred Frances DONALD, in Houston, Texas. Born on 10 Aug 1960. They had the following children: Sara Kathryn, born on 24 Feb 1982 in El Paso, Texas; Jennifer Michelle, born on 16 Nov 1986 in El Paso, Texas. 27. Pamela Jane DEWITZ. Born on 18 Jul 1956 in Ventura, California. On 8 Jan 1977 when Pamela Jane was 20, she married Vincent Carl ZINNANTE, son of Ross Anthony ZINNANTE & Anne Mary SCHILLACI, in Houston, Texas. Born on 14 Oct 1955 in Houston, Texas. They had the following children: Amy Michelle, born on 17 Apr 1983 in Houston, Texas; Natalie Anne, born on 28 Dec 1984 in Houston, Texas; Anna Lisa, born on 16 Aug 1988 in Houston, Texas. 28. Kimberly Kay DEWITZ. Born on 21 Jan 1958 in Ventura, California. On 19 Aug 1978 when Kimberly Kay was 20, she married John Thomas CARROLL, in Houston, Texas. Born on 19 Oct 1957 in Falfurrias, Texas. They had the following children: Christin Marie. Born on 28 Jul 1980 in Houston, Texas; Anthony Michael, born on 5 Oct 1991 in Galveston, Texas; Cody James Petyak, born on 5 Sep 1995 in Galveston, Texas. 29. Patricia Lee WILSON. Born on 11 Mar 1945 in Schenectady, New York. Patricia Lee married John Bruce SANDERS. Born on 5 Sep 1944 in Amsterdam, New York. They had the following children: John Bruce, born on 6 Dec 1966 in Amsterdam, New York; Heather Lorraine, born on 24 Jun 1969 in Schenectady, New York; Tricia Lee, born on 3 Jan 1971 in Schenectady, New York. 30. Karen Margaret WILSON. Born on 22 Oct 1946 in Schenectady, New York. Karen Margaret married Leslie Roy KLEIN. Born on 19 Jan 1946 in Staten Island, New York. They had the following children: Michelle Lee, born on 7 Jul 1968 in Bayonne, New Jersey; Melissa Jo, born on 22 Oct 1970 in Schenectady, New York. 31. Penelope Gay WILSON. Born on 11 Mar 1948 in Fresno, California. Penelope Gay married Philip Gene EVERSON. Born on 25 Jul 1946 in Ballston Spa, New york. They had one child: Kimberly Ann, born on 8 Oct 1970 in Schenectady, New York. 32. Terry Louise DAVID. Born on 11 May 1952 in Schenectady, New York. Terry Louise married Gregory Charles LORD. Born on 11 May 1952 in Schenectady, New York. They had one child: Gregory Charles, born on 12 Aug 1969 in Phoenix, Arizona. ENDNOTES 1 Bourbon County, Kentucky, 1850 census. 2 Bourbon County, Kentucky, 1850 census. 3 Bourbon County, Kentucky, 1850 census. 4 Buried in John Shawhan Family Cemetery. 5 Refer to “The Descendants of Nancy Shawhan and Nicholas Smith” for an expanded biography. 6 Ibid. 7 Ibid. --227-- The Descendants of John Laughlin Shawhan (1808-1868) by Ronald T. Shawhan and Robert E. Francis

First Generation

1. John Laughlin SHAWHAN.1 Born on 15 Apr 1808. John Laughlin died on 30 Dec 1868; he was 60. On 16 Aug 1829 when John Laughlin was 21, he first married America MANN. Born in 1808. America died in 1840; she was 32. They had one child:2 2 i. John Henry (1840-1925) On 22 Apr 1841 when John Laughlin was 33, he second married Elizabeth “Betsey” REDMON, daughter of Charles REDMON (1779-1853) & Mary RYBOLT (1785-1856). Born on 22 Nov 1819 in Harrison County, Kentucky. Elizabeth “Betsey” died on 16 Apr 1906; she was 86. Refer to Volume II, p. 226, for further information about the REDMON family. They had the following children: 3 i. Josephine (1842-1863) ii. Charles R.. Born in 1843. Charles R. died in 1865; he was 22.3 4 iii. Mary E. (1845-1895) 5 iv. Daniel Bell (1847-1912) v. Margaret. Born in 1849. Margaret died in 1855; she was 6. 6 vi. Joseph (1851-1926) 7 vii. America (1853-1886) 8 viii. Elizabeth Lillian (1855-1912) 9 ix. Ada Minerva (1857-1912) 10 x. Annie (1859-1945) 11 xi. William (1861-1939) xii. James Lee. Born on 18 Jan 1864. James Lee died on 3 Apr 1960; he was 96. Buried in Battle Grove Cemetery, Cynthiana, Kentucky. James Lee married Betsy MARTIN. Born on 21 Dec 1868. Betsy died on 16 Jul 1941; she was 72.

Second Generation

2. John Henry SHAWHAN. Born on 22 Mar 1840 in Cynthiana, Ky. John Henry died on 23 Dec 1925; he was 85. On 1 Nov 1862 when John Henry was 22, he married Sarah Eliza FRAZIER, daughter of Samuel FRAZIER & Martha SKINNER, in Kentucky. Born on 23 May 1844. Sarah Eliza died on 29 Feb 1904; she was 59. They had the following children: i. Mattie Redmond. Born in 1863. Mattie Redmond died in 1886; she was 23. ii. Josie. Born in 1867. Josie died in 1947; she was 80. iii. Elizabeth “Lizzie”. Born in 1869. Elizabeth “Lizzie” died in 1949; she was 80. iv. Nancy Kirtley. Born in 1871. Nancy Kirtley died in 1958; she was 87. v. John Langstrough. Born in 1873. John Langstrough died in 1902; he was 29. vi. Samuel Frazier. Born in 1875. Samuel Frazier died in 1957; he was 82. 12 vii. Joel (1878-1948) viii. Chas. Miller. Born in 1880 in Harrison Co., Ky. Chas. Miller died in 1959; he was 79. ix. Carroll.4 Born in 1882 in Cynthiana, Ky. Carroll died in 1949; he was 67. 3. Josephine SHAWHAN. Born on 1 Sep 1842. Josephine died on 11 Feb 1863; she was 20. Buried in Battle Grove Cemetery, Cynthiana, Kentucky. Josephine married John W. URMSTON. They had one child, John Leslie, born on 31 Dec 1860. John Leslie died on 13 Oct 1882; he was 21. Buried in Battle Grove Cemetery, Cynthiana, Kentucky. 4. Mary E. SHAWHAN. Born in 1845. Mary E. died in 1895; she was 50. On 20 Jun 1866 when Mary E. was 21, she married James K. MEGIBBEN, son of William MEGIBBEN (1808-1848) & Emily GELVIN (1811-1857), in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Married in her father’s home in the presence of Thomas J. Megibben, Joseph Lail

--228-- Shawhan, and H.W. Shawhan. Born on 15 May 1844 in Clermont County, Ohio. James K. died in Bourbon County, Kentucky in 1899; he was 5 “JAMES K. MEGIBBEN, distiller and farmer; P.O. Lair’s Station; was born in Clermont County, Ohio, May 15, 1844, to Wm. and Emily (Gelvin) McGibben. His father died when he was but an infant; was taken care of and supported by his older brother. In 1854, at the age of ten years, he came to Harrison County and began to work for himself by doing such work as his strength and age allowed, principally on a farm; at the age of nineteen began working in the distillery of John Shawhan, and continued the same until 1866, when he married and began farming, in the partnership of his brother, T.J. Megibben; followed the same for about one year, when he, with his father-in-law, J.L. Shawhan, bought a distillery in Scott County, near Stamping Ground. In 1868 he sold out his business in Scott County and became a partner in the distillery business with his brother. In 1868-9 he built the distillery known as “Excelsior No. 38.” He is now the owner of an interest in two large distilleries, and is building a large distillery and flouring mill at Lair’s Station; has a farm of about 350 acres of the best land of Harrison County, pleasantly situated at Lair’s Station Pike. Upon his farm he has a fine brick resdience, which is spoken of as one of the finest residence of Harrison County. In 1866 he married Miss Mary E. Shawhan, a native of Harrison County. He is a Democrat. He has been a prominent member of the order of A.F. & A.M. at Cynthiana for a number of years. He is a thorough and energetic businessman, always first in any public enterprise, and is well worthy of the high esteem in which he is held.”5 They had the following children: 13 i. John William “Will” (1867-1933) ii. Charles K.. Born in 1870. Charles K. died in 1948; he was 78. iii. Todd. iv. Lelia May. Born in 1872. Lelia May died in 1892; she was 20. v. Elizabeth. 5. Daniel Bell SHAWHAN. Born in 1847. Daniel Bell died in 1912; he was 65. Buried in Battle Grove Cemetery, Cynthiana, Kentucky. Daniel Bell married Emma GIBSON. Born in 1853. Emma died in 1919; she was 66. They had the following children: Daniel Bradley, born in 1870; Bessie,6 born in 1877. Bessie died in 1963; she was 86. Buried in Battle Grove Cemetery, Cynthiana, Kentucky. Bessie first married James Brown SIMPSON. Born in 1872. James Brown died in 1963; he was 91. Bessie second married Dave VEATCH. The third child of Daniel Bell SHAWHAN and Emma GIBSON was Charles R., born in 1875, and died in 1875. Buried in Battle Grove Cemetery, Cynthiana, Kentucky.7 6. Joseph SHAWHAN. Born in 1851. Joseph died in 1926; he was 75. Joseph married Ann WOODWARD. Ann died on 31 Oct 1933 in Cincinnati, Ohio. Ann’s obituary reads: “Mrs. Annie Woodward Shawhan, widow of Joseph Shawhan, died Tuesday at her home in Cincinnati.. She formerly lived here. Mrs. Shawhan is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Will Fisher, of Cincinnati and two sisters, Miss Eunice Woodward and Miss Lizzie Woodward, of this city. Funeral services will be held in Cincinnati and the burial will be in Battle Grove cemetery this morning at 11 o’clock.”8 They had two daughters. One of the daughters married Will FISHER. 7. America SHAWHAN. Born in 1853. America died in 1886; she was 33. Circa 1874 when America was 21, she married Thomas ROBINSON. They had one child, Samuel J., born in 1875, died in Aug 1908; he was 33. 8. Elizabeth Lillian SHAWHAN. Born in 1855. Elizabeth Lillian died in 1912; she was 57. Elizabeth Lillian married James P. KELLER, son of Noah KELLER & Elizabeth Hamilton REMINGTON. They had a son and a daughter named Elizabeth. Elizabeth married William Wallace HOWE. Elizabeth is registered with the D.A.R.9 9. Ada Minerva SHAWHAN. Born in 1857. Ada Minerva died in 1912; she was 55.10 Ada Minerva married Tice HUTSELL. They had the following children: John “Jack” and Ada Mae. Ada Mae married Charles L. ROBINSON. 10. Annie SHAWHAN. Born on 13 Nov 1859. Annie died on 23 Sep 1945; she was 85. Buried in Battle Grove Cemetery, Cynthiana, Kentucky. On 14 Dec 1884 when Annie was 25, she married Todd W. WHALEY, son of Charles H. WHALEY & Nancy Jane POTTS. Born on 8 Apr 1856 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Todd W. died in Harrison County, Kentucky on 4 Mar 1939; he was 82. Todd Whaley’s obituary reads: “Todd W. WHALEY, 83 years old, retired grocer, died Saturday morning, March 4, 1939, at the Harrison Memorial hospital where he was admitted about three weeks before. He had been in ill health for several months. The body was removed to the R.B. Whaley funeral home where funeral services were held Monday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock, with the Rev. C.n. BARNETTE officiating. Burial in Battle Grove cemetery. Pallbearers were W.C. HOWK, Charles K. MEGIBBEN, S.F. SHAWHAN, John M. CROMWELL, James L CROWNING and Veach C. REDD. Mr. WHALEY was born in Bourbon county April 8, 1856, a son of the late Charles H. and Nancy Jane POTTS WHALEY. He was married December 14, 1884 to Miss Annie T. SHAWHAN, who survives. Their only daughter, Mrs. Myrtie WHALEY

--229-- HOWK, died in 1920 and there are three surviving grandchildren, Mrs. C. E. VanDEREN, of Dayton, O., Mrs. Robert OWEN and Billy HOWK, both of this city; one great grandson, Robertt A. OWEN, Jr., two sisters, Mrs. John SHOCKLEY, of Flemingsburg and Mrs. Ed. C. COX of this city. Mr. WHALEY was a member of the Cynthiana Christian church.”11 Annie Shawhan Whaley’s obituary reads: Mrs. Annie SHAWHAN WHALEY died Sunday, Sept. 23, 1945, at 12:10 p.m. at Mrs. Jessie DAY’s home on South Main Street following an illness of more than a year. Born in Harrison County Nov. 13, 1859, she was a daughter of the late John L. and Elizabeth REDMON SHAWHAN, natives of this county. She was preceded in death by her husband, Todd WHALEY, on March 4 1939. Mrs. WHALEY had spent practically her whole life in Cynthiana, where she was a member of the Christian Church, having joined in 1875. She is survived by three grand-children, Mrs. Gene VanDEREN and Mrs. Robert OWEN of Cynthiana, and Billy HOWK, U.S. Marines, Camp Pendleton, Calif., and a brother, James L. SHAWHAN of this city. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock at the Whaley Funeral Home wih Rev. C. N. BARNETTE officiating. Burial was in Battle Grove Cemetery. Pall bearers were Caroll SHAWHAN, S.F. SHAWHAN, Jack HUTSELL, Charles L. ROBINSON, Charles B. MARSHALL, Eugene GRAGG, James L. Chowning and Eugene VanDEREN.12 They had one child: 14 i. Myrtle (-1920) 11. William Laughlin SHAWHAN. Born in 1861. William died in 1939; he was 78. In Jun 1881 when William was 20, he married Ann “Polly” KELLER, daughter of Hugh M. KELLER (1834-) & Philadelphia THOMPSON, in Cynthiana, Harrison County, Kentucky. Born on 11 Jun 1858. Ann “Polly” died in 1958; she was 99. William and Ann moved to Grass Range, Montana.13 They had the following children: 15 i. Hugh Laughadale (1882-1964) 16 ii. Donald Thomas (1886-1964) iii. Bruce. Born in 1887 in Eaton, Ohio. Bruce died in 1976; he was 89. Bruce married Audrey COLLINS. Audrey died in 1971.

Third Generation

12. Joel SHAWHAN. Born in 1878 in Harrison County, Kentucky. Joel died in Scott County, Kentucky on 20 Jan 1948; he was 70. Joel married UNKNOWN. They had one child: 17 i. Samuel Frazier (1903-~1988) 13. John William “Will” MEGIBBEN. Born on 19 May 1867 in Cynthiana, Harrison County, Kentucky. John William “Will” died in Battle Grove Cemetery, Cynthiana, Kentucky on 25 Aug 1933; he was 66. On 20 Sep 1894 when John William “Will” was 27, he married Rowena Lair REYNOLDS, daughter of Samuel T. REYNOLDS & Sally LAIR (1849-1906). Born in 1875. They had the following children: 18 i. James Reynolds “Buck” (1896-1961) ii. Mary Elizabeth. Born in 1896. Mary Elizabeth married Charles HUDGENS. iii. Sarah Rowena. Born in 1905. 14. Myrtle WHALEY. Myrtle died in 1920. Myrtle married William HOWK. Born in 1883. William died on 3 Aug 1967; he was 84. William Howk’s obituary reads: “William Chowning HOWK, 84, President of the National Bank of Cynthiana since 1939, died Thursday, Aug. 3, at Harrison Memorial Hospital after being ill for three years. He was a retired farmer and tobacco dealer, member of the Cynthiana Christian Church and a member of the Cynthiana Elks Lodge No. 438. Surviving him are his wife, Margaret SHROPSHIRE HOWK; two sons W. c. HOWK Jr., Cynthiana, and Daniel McShane HOWK, U.S. Marines, Paris Island, S.C.; two daughters, Mrs. Robert OWEN, Maryland, and Mrs. B.G. PARFET, Michigan; two granddaughters, five grandsons and two great grandchildren. Funeral services were conducted Saturday, Aug. 5, at Whaley Funeral Home by Roy S. HULAN. Burial was at Battle Grove Cemetery. Pallbearers were Horace POULTER, Lansing NICHOLS, Leslie McKEE, W. O. SHROPSHIRE, Jack MARSHALL, Oren W. DILTZ, and Lark K. BOX. Honorary pallbearers were

--230-- the Board of Directors of the National Bank, Board of Directors of battle Grove Cemetery, T. R. TOADVIVNE, William H. CONWAY, Harry S. TAYLOR, Larry DOUGLAS, William PENNIMAN, Joe. W. TAYLOR and Lawsrence B. FULLER.. An Elks Memorial Service was held at the Funeral Home on Friday.”14 They had the following children: i. UNNAMED married Gene VANDEREN. 19 ii. UNNAMED 20 iii. William (1920-1979) 15. Hugh Laughadale SHAWHAN. Born on 26 Apr 1882 in Cynthiana, Harrison County, Kentucky. Hugh Laughadale died in Great Falls, Montana in Jul 1964; he was 82. Hugh’s grandson, Dale, remembers his grandfather, dressed in long handled underwear, amorously chasing Dale’s grandmother around the house; she would shout at him, “Hugh, Hugh, the boy is here — behave yourself!” He would just chuckle and say that if Dale knew what was going on it was too late, and if he didn’t it was about time he learned. His grandfather also wore a very “flexible” hearing aid — it could easily and covertly be turned off when his wife’s chatter got to him.Hugh married Ida Johnson and had the following children: i. Bruce William. Born on 21 Dec 1907 in Solomon, Kansas. Resided in Great Falls, Montana. On 11 Jun 1935 when Bruce William was 27, he first married Kathryn HEPNER. They were divorced in 1944. On 16 Jul 1947 when Bruce William was 39, he second married Elizabeth GLEKO. 21 ii. Ernest L. (1910-ca1994) 16. Donald Thomas SHAWHAN. Born on 19 Apr 1886 in Cynthiana, Kentucky. Donald Thomas died in Jun 1964; he was 78. Donald Thomas married Bertha Olga MOLT. Born in 1896 in Silesia, Carbon, Montana. Bertha Olga died in 1958; she was 62. They had the following children: 22 i. Donald Molt (1920-1996) 23 ii. Donna Belle (1922-)

Fourth Generation

17. Samuel Frazier SHAWHAN. Born in 1903. Samuel Frazier died in Indianapolis, Indiana abt 1988; he was 85. Samuel Frazier married Lucille HOLLMAN. As a youngster Sam was afflicted with polio, resulting in one leg being shorter than the other. He went on to become the inventor of the air conditioning system which became marketed through the Bryant Air Conditioning Company. During WW II he worked on compressor equipment used in the development of the atomic bomb. His leisure time included playing golf as often as possible. They had one child: 24 i. Samuel Frazier (1932-1998) 18. James Reynolds “Buck” MEGIBBEN. Born on 19 Aug 1896 in Cynthiana, Harrison County, Kentucky. James Reynolds “Buck” died in Flemingsburg, Kentucky on 1 Sep 1961; he was 65. Buried in Battle Grove Cemetery, Cynthiana, Kentucky. On 21 Aug 1922 when James Reynolds “Buck” was 26, he married Stella Etna MOCKBEE, daughter of Robert L. MOCKBEE, in Newport, Campbell County, Kentucky. Stella Etna died on 14 Oct 1987 in Spring Grove Cemetery, Cincinnati, Ohio. They were divorced in 1930. They had the following children: i. William Reynolds. Born in 1923. 25 ii. Luther Charles (1926-1994) iii. Catherine A.. Born in 1927. iv. Margret. Born in 1929. 19. HOWK. married Robert A. OWEN Sr. They had one child, Robert A.. 20. William HOWK Jr. Born in 1920. William died on 15 Aug 1979; he was 59. Train Kills William Howk at Bridge Street Crossing William Chowning HOWK Jr., 59, mostly known as “Catfish”, was killed Wednesday at 8:05 p.m. when he was struck by a southbound L & N train near the Bridge Street crossing. “He just kind of dove in front of the train”, said Johnny SORRELL, witness to the accident. The train didn’t have time to stop. Several of HOWK’s belongings were found near the accident scene on an old parked car-a wallet and a cigarette lighter he had taken from his pockets. County Coroner Ed WHALEY said a coroner’s inquest will be held and an autopsy performed to determine the official cause of death. HOWK lived at Route 5, Harrison ccounty with his stepmother, Mrs. W.C. HOWK, Sr. He worked part time for Donald EDWARDS as a plumber. “I guess he worked for me for the last 20 years off and on.” Said EDWARDS. “He worked with about every

--231-- plumber in town.” A veteran of World War II, HOWK served in the 3rd Raider Battalion of the U.S.Marine Corps and in the U.S. Air Force. He was honorably discharged and was a member of the P. Rennaker Bedford Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars. HOWK was also a member of the Cynthiana Christian Church. Survivors include one daughter, Martha Dan HOWK YATES of Richmond; a sister, Mrs. Robert OWENS of Chevy Chase, Md.; a half-sister, Mrs. B.G. PARFET of Scottsdale, Ariz., and a half-brother, Dan HOWK of Harrison County. Graveside services were held at Battlegrove (sic) Cemetery Saturday at 10 a. m.. The Rev. Larry W. BISHOP conducted the funeral.15 Child: Martha Dan. Martha Dan married YATES. 21. Ernest Laughadale SHAWHAN. Born on 18 Oct 1910 in Solomon, Kansas. Ernest Laughadale died ca 1994; he was 83. During WWII Ernest worked for the Army Air Corps as a civilian aircraft inspector. His granddaughter, Patricia, remembers him as being a “very proud, serious ropin’, huntin’ Marlboro man”, who enjoyed talking about his elk hunts. He eventually died from a serious case of emphysema, having to use an oxygen breathing device. On 24 Aug 1935 when Ernest Laughadale was 24, he married Viola G. VESSEY, in Montana. They had the following children: 26 i. Hugh Laughadale (1937-) 27 ii. Wilma G. (1942-) 22. Donald Molt SHAWHAN. Born in 1920 in Billings, Yellowstone, Montana. Donald Molt died in 1996; he was 76. Donald Molt first married Frances Lenore GRIEVE. Born in 1919 in Judith Gap, Montana. Frances Lenore died in 1960; she was 41. They had the following children: Thomas, born in 1948 in Billings, Yellowstone, Montana; Donald F., born in 1953 in Billings, Yellowstone, Montana, and died in 1953; Donald Molt second married Vera Lynn WEST. They had the following children: Cindy Lynn, born in 1962 in Billings, Yellowstone, Montana; Donald West, born in 1963 in Billings, Yellowstone, Montana. 23. Donna Belle SHAWHAN. Born in 1922 in Billings, Yellowstone, Montana. Donna Belle married John ROMITO. Born in 1923 in Portland, Cumberland, Maine. John died in 1986; he was 63. Donna is an avid family genealogist and has been very helpful in providing information on the REDMON family.

They had the following children: i. Kristine Diane. Born in 1947 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California. 28 ii. Donn Thomas (1951-) 29 iii. Alan Scott (1954-)

Fifth Generation

24. Samuel Frazier SHAWHAN Jr. Born on 19 Sep 1932 in Lexington, Kentucky. Samuel Frazier died in Potomac, Maryland on 4 Aug 1998; he was 65. Sam attended Syracuse University where he starred in basketball. He then spent a career with GTE, retiring as Vice-President. On 15 Dec 1962 when Samuel Frazier was 30, he married Ruth EDWARDS. They had one child, Kevin, born on 15 Sep 1966. Kevin, at 6’5", continues in his family’s tradition of having very tall, solid men. He attended the U. of South Carolina and then Joined a NYC firm specializing in importing Italian chocolates. 25. Luther Charles MEGIBBEN. Born in Oct 1926 in Butler, Pendleton County, Kentucky. Luther Charles died on 11 Feb 1994; he was 67. Buried in Crown Hill Cemetery, Hamilton County, Ohio. In 1947 when Luther Charles was 20, he married Amy Lucinda LEWIS, in Cincinnati, Ohio. Born in 1926 in Somerset, Pulaski County, Kentucky. They were divorced in 1953. They had the following children: 30 i. Larry C. (1948-) ii. Katherine. Born in Dec 1950. 26. Hugh Laughadale SHAWHAN II. Born on 8 Feb 1937 in Great Falls, Montana. Resided in Carmichael, California in 1961. Dale served in the US Navy from August 1955 to August 1959, in the Aviation Branch, being trained in San Diego, CA, Norman, OK, and Jacksonville, FL. As an Aviation Storekeeper Third Class, he was assigned to airborne early warning squadrons flying out of San Diego and then the island of Guam. He presently is employed by the California Dept. of Transportation, as Head of their Research and Technical Group. In demeanor he sounds as impish as his devilish grandfather, the original Hugh L. Shawhan. Dale has an empty bottle labeled “Old

--232-- Miner, Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey — Distilled and Bottled By Shawhan Distillery Company, Bardstown, Nelson County, Kentucky”; it was sold in the 1970s at the Thrifty Drug Store chain in California. Dale adopted Patricia’s children from her previous marriage. On 12 Oct 1962 when Hugh Laughadale was 25, he married Patricia F. (Demarchi) WILDER, in California. They had the following children: i. Renee A. (Wilder). Born in California. ii. June H. (Wilder). Born in California. iii. Christian T. (Wilder). Born in California. iv. Paula M. (Wilder). Born in California. 31 v. Patricia Kathryn Maureen (1965-) 27. Wilma G. SHAWHAN. Born on 28 Apr 1942 in Kalispell, Montana. In Jun 1961 when Wilma G. was 19, she married Paul V. KELLEY. They had the following children: 32 i. Shari L. ii. Dale P.. 28. Donn Thomas ROMITO. Born in 1951 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California. Donn Thomas married Constance RANDS. Born in 1951 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California. They had the following children: Robert Johnathan, born in 1976 in Manhattan, Kansas; James Thomas, born in 1978 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles, Califor- nia; Michael Wayne, born in 1979 in Germany; Heather, born in 1981; Stephen, born in 1984; Kristina, born in 1985 in Germany. 29. Alan Scott ROMITO. Born in 1954 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California. Alan Scott married Shawna Renee McKINNEY. Born in 1957 in La Grande, Oregon. They had the following children: Courtney Lynn, born in 1978 in Provo, Utah; Britany Ann, born in 1979 in Provo, Utah; Rachel, born in 1981; Abrey, born in 1983 in Cedar Rapids, Iowa; Kendra Lee, born in 1985 in Cedar Rapids, Iowa; Brandon Scott, born in 1986 in Omaha, Nebraska; Travis Kiel, born in 1988 in Omaha, Nebraska; Marinda, born in 1991 in Madison, Wisconsin; Shannon Joy, born in 1994 in Madison, Wisconsin; Colton Levi, born in 1996 in Madison, Wisconsin.

Sixth Generation

30. Larry C. MEGIBBEN. Born on 8 Jan 1948 in Cincinnati, Ohio. Resided in Covington, Kentucky in 1991. in 1965-1991 U.S. Army. On 28 Jun 1969 when Larry C. was 21, he married Anita May PENNINGTON, daughter of William Howard PENNINGTON & Nellie KING, in Lebanon, Warren County, Ohio. At the home of her parents. Born on 31 May 1950. Prior to their divorce, Luther Charles had left his wife and children and had gone to California. Amy met another man and took her daughter Katherine and left the state, abandoning her son Larry on the streets of Cincin- nati — her parting words were “Wait right here, I’ll be back.” The boy was found by his grandmother, Stella E. and her second husband, Niles F. Walden; the grandmother and the step-grandfather went to court and obtained custody, raising the boy as their own, in St. Bernard, a suburb of Cincinnati, though he spent many happy days visiting his grandmother’s relatives in the country, across the Ohio River in Kentucky. At the age of 17, having enough high school credits to get an early diploma, Larry secured his grandmother’s written permission and enlisted in the U.S. Army, taking his Basic Training (“Boot Camp”) at Ft. Knox, KY; he later received Paratrooper and Ranger training at Ft. Benning and attended Jungle Warfare School at Ft. Sherman, earning his paratrooper wings, his Ranger tab, and his Magellan patch (Jungle Warfare trained). Between 1965 and 1968 he served three tours in Vietnam, rotating back to the “World” in February 1969; his assignments there included tours with Co. B, 2nd Bn., 9th Inf. Div. (Old Reliables) near Soc Tang in the Delta, and with the 173rd Airborne Brigade at Bien Hoa and An Khe. He was wounded twice, fought during the Battle of Tet in January 1968, and received numerous awards and citations, including the Purple Heart, Bronze Star, Combat Infantry Badge, and RVN Cross of Gallantry. — along the way he was nicknamed “Scalphunter”, acquired while doing his speciality, small arms/ demolition work. A professional career Army veteran, he served for 26 years, from 1965-1991. It was while home on leave that he met Anita May Pennington, whom he married three months later. Now retired, and living in Covington, KY, Larry is following other pursuits, including his love of history, especially that of the Civil War, remembering the many tales he heard as a youngster from the relatives he met while being raised by his grandmother.16 Larry and Anita had the following children: Kelly Ann, born on 12 May 1972; Laura Christine, born on 20 Jul 1977; tripletts Paula Lynn, Stella Elaine and Erica Lee, born on 6 Oct 1978; David Thomas, born on 28 Jun 1986.

--233-- 31. Patricia Kathryn Maureen SHAWHAN. Born on 2 Aug 1965 in Panorama City, California. Patricia has helped detail the lineage of this limb of the Shawhan Family Tree and her memories of her ancestors have added to the personalities involved. Living in Sacramento, CA, she is employed by the California Dept. of Transportation, (CALTRANS), doing Structural Bridge Design work. She also performs Clairvoyant Counseling, for which she became a Licensed Christian Minister, specializing in the study and application of pre-Christian religious beliefs such as that practiced by Native Americans and the Celts of old — she feels that the art of herbalism is a strong influence in our well-being. In Jul 1988 when Patricia Kathryn Maureen was 22, she married Donald Patrick LACOURSE. They were divorced in Oct 1996. They had the following children, Jessica Lynn, born on 9 Dec 1989 in Sacramento County, California, and Amber Kelsey, born on 28 Sep 1991 in Sacramento County, California. 32. Shari L. KELLEY. Shari had one child.

ENDNOTES

1 The John Laughlin line through 7th generation compiled by Anna Newton Shawhan, Georgetown, Kentucky (“Shawhan- Shaughen Genealogy,” p. 41). 2 They had six children, all but one son John Henry Shawhan died before their mother. {Madson, p. 25} 3 A “Charles Shawhan” is listed as serving in the Ky., 9th Cav., Co. C.K. A “Charles R. Shawhan” is listing as having served as a SGT in the Ky., 11th Cav., Co. G, CSA. (“The Roster of Confederate Soldiers, 1861-1868,” Vol. 2. Editor, Janet Hewitt. Broadfoot Press, Wilmington, N.C., 1995) 4 Carroll is mentioned as pall pearer in an obituary for Ann SHAWHAN, daughter of John Laughlin SHAWHAN (The Cynthiana Democrat September 27, 1945). 5 Perrin, William Henry, editor. “History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison, and Nicholas Counties.” Chicago: O.L. Baskin & Co., Historical Publishers, Lakeside Building, 1882, New Material Copyright, 1979 by the Rev. Silas Emmett Lucas, Jr., Southern Historical Press, p. 672 6 Excerpt from “Kentuckian,” Paris, Kentucky newspaper: Miss BESSIE Shawhan of Cynthiana is the guest of Miss Robert of Hotel Fordham. March 23,1895. 7 At the Cynthiana Battle Grove Cemetery, a gravestone sits next to Daniel B. and Emma G. Shawhan’s gravestones marked CHARLES R. SHAWHAN 1875-1875. This MAY be their son. The stone is identical in shape and lettering with the others. 8 Cynthiana Democrat, Thursday 2 November 1933, Cynthiana, Harrison, KY, p. 6. 9 The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 18 page 188 Mrs. Elizabeth Keller Howe. DAR ID Number: 17498 Born in Cynthiana, Kentucky. Wife of William Wallace Howe. Descendant of William Hamilton and of John Hamilton, of Pennsylvania. Daughter of James F. Keller and Elizabeth Shawhan, his wife. Granddaughter of Noah Keller and Elizabeth Hamilton Remington, his wife. Gr.-granddaughter of Greenup Remington and Sarah Hamilton, his wife. Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of John Hamilton (1766-1863) and Rachel Cook, his wife. Gr.-gr.-gr.-granddaughter of William Hamilton and Mary Bitener, his wife. William Hamilton served in the Pennsylvania militia and his name is found among those who received depreciation pay, 1781. He was born in Tyrone Co., Ireland, and died in Washington Co., Penna. His sons, Daniel, David, Samuel and John, also served in the militia. Also No. 15554 10 “Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy” lists death date as 1888. (p. 41). 11 CYNTHIANA DEMOCRAT, page 8, Thursday, 9 March 1939. 12 The CYNTHIANA DEMOCRAT, Page 5, 27 September 1945. 13 “Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy,” p. 41. 14 The CYNTHIANA DEMOCRAT Page 1, 10 August 1967 15 The CYNTHIANA DEMOCRAT, 20 August, 1979. 16 Biography written by Ronald T. Shawhan.

--234-- The Descendants of Jane Shawhan (1775-1863) by Robert E. Francis

First Generation

1. William BECKETT. Born in 1775. William died in 1848; he was 73. On 17 May 1802 when William was 27, he married Jane “Jennie” SHAWHAN, daughter of Daniel SHAWHAN Jr. (1738-1791) & Margaret Fry BELL (1742- >1810), in Bourbon Co., Ky. Married by M. Hitt. Born in 1775 in Youghioghania Co., Augusta district of VA. Jane “Jennie” died in 1863; she was 88. They had the following children: i. Mary “Polly”. Born ca 1796. Mary “Polly” married Josiah THOMAS. ii. Luke Shawhan. Born in 1799. Luke Shawhan died in 1877; he was 78. Luke Shawhan married Nancy McCOMB. 2 iii. John (1804-1879) 3 iv. Joseph Shawhan (1809-1878) 4 v. Elizabeth Nancy (1811-1871) vi. James A.. Born in 1815. James A. died in 1881; he was 66. James A. married Amanda KINNAMON. Born in 1866. Amanda died in 1907; she was 41. 5 vii. Robert Alexander (1818-1892) viii. Nancy. Born in 1811. Nancy died in 1871; she was 60. ix. Jane. Born in 1817. Jane died in 1866; she was 49. Jane married Jacob DAILY. Born in 1812. Jacob died in 1879; he was 67. x. Polly.

Second Generation

2. John BECKETT. Born in 1804. John died in 1879; he was 75. John married Martha ANDERSON. Born in 1801. Martha died in 1876; she was 75. They had the following children: 6 i. Cornelius Ruddle (1828-1881) 7 ii. Henrietta (1829-1910) 8 iii. Sarah Bradshaw (1831-1900) 3. Joseph Shawhan BECKET. Born in 1809. Joseph Shawhan died in 1878; he was 69. Joseph Shawhan married Elizabeth Frances TODD. Born in 1808. Elizabeth Frances died in 1892; she was 84. They had the following children: i. James Marion. Born in 1838. James Marion died in 1865; he was 27. ii. Mary Ann. Born in 1840. Mary Ann died in 1916; she was 76. Mary Ann married Eli R. THOMAS. Born in 1835. Eli R. died in 1894; he was 59. 9 iii. William Thomas (1841-1915) iv. Emily Jane. Born in 1844. Emily Jane died in 1877; she was 33. Emily Jane married William Roe THOMAS. Born in 1838. William Roe died in 1921; he was 83. v. Joseph Alexander. Born in 1848. Joseph Alexander died in 1917; he was 69. Joseph Alexander married Charlotte Ann Maria ROBERTSON. Born in 1849. Charlotte Ann Maria died in 1926; she was 77. 10 vi. George Riley (1849-1941) 4. Elizabeth Nancy BECKETT. Born in 1811 in Kentucky. Elizabeth Nancy died in 1871; she was 60. On 3 Nov Elizabeth Nancy married William O’HARRA, son of Charles O’HARRA & Rebecca. Born on 3 Dec 1808 in Pickaway Plains, Ohio. William died on 8 Jun 1879; he was 70. They had the following children: 11 i. Jefferson Wood (1833-1907) ii. Joseph Cisney. Born in 1835. Joseph Cisney died in 1910; he was 75. Joseph Cisney married Angeline J. GARNER. Born in 1834. Angeline J. died in 1901; she was 67. iii. Rebecca June. Born in 1837. Rebecca June died in 1870; she was 33. Rebecca June

--235-- married Joshua WILSON. iv. Margaret Emily. Born in 1840. Margaret Emily died in 1924; she was 84. Margaret Emily married John BOYD. Born in 1828. John died in 1898; he was 70. They had five known children. v. William Irvine. Born in 1842. William Irvine died in 1869; he was 27. vi. James Madison. Born in 1844. James Madison died in 1862; he was 18. vii. Elizabeth Ann. Born in 1847. Elizabeth Ann died in 1915; she was 68. Elizabeth Ann first married Clayton J. DAVIS. Clayton J. died in 1872. Elizabeth Ann second married George H. STOUT. viii. Emeralda Adaline. Born in 1849. Emeralda Adaline died in 1916; she was 67. Emeralda Adaline married Amos MEADE. ix. Martha Myria. Born in 1854. Martha Myria died in 1918; she was 64. Martha Myria married Thomas J. MORGAN. Born in 1847. Thomas J. died in 1918; he was 71. They had five children. 5. Robert Alexander BECKETT. Born on 18 Jan 1818 in Clark County, Indiana. Robert Alexander died in 1892; he was 73.Robert Alexander married Mary DOWNING. Born in 1813 in Virginia. Mary died in 1903; she was 90. They had the following children: 12 i. Joseph (1834-1884) 13 ii. William (1836-1877) iii. Sarah J.. Born in 1839. Sarah J. died in 1885; she was 46. iv. Harriet. Born in 1839. Harriet died in 1926; she was 87. 14 v. James Asbury (1840-1928) vi. John Strange. Born in 1842. John Strange died in 1864; he was 22. vii. Reason Downing. Born in 1842. Reason Downing died in 1916; he was 74. viii. Ann Maria. Born in 1844. Ann Maria died in 1875; she was 31. ix. Nancy Adeline. Born in 1846. Nancy Adeline died in 1850; she was 4. x. Robert A.. Born in 1849. Robert A. died in 1933; he was 84. xi. Cornelius L.. Born in 1851. Cornelius L. died in 1930; he was 79. xii. Mary. Born in 1855. Mary died in 1949; she was 94.

Third Generation

6. Cornelius Ruddle BECKETT. Born in 1828. Cornelius Ruddle died in 1881; he was 53. Cornelius Ruddle married Sarilda Ann CLARK. Born in 1831. Sarilda Ann died in 1891; she was 60. They had the following children: John William, born in 1854, and died in 1937; Mary Henrietta, born in 1856, and died in 1874; Mary E., born in 1859, and died in 1900. 7. Henrietta BECKETT. Born in 1829. Henrietta died in 1910; she was 81. Henrietta married S. T. HERRON. Born in 1825. They had the following children: Laura A., born in 1857, and died in 1864; John W., born in 1857; Cornelius H., born in 1861; Sarah M., born in 1863; Martha T.; James C., born in 1864. 8. Sarah Bradshaw BECKETT. Born in 1831. Sarah Bradshaw died in 1900; she was 69. Sarah Bradshaw married James Armstrong HUGHES. Born in 1825. James Armstrong died in 1902; he was 77. They had the following children: 15 i. Henrietta Adelia (1854-1915) 16 ii. Martha Ellinor (1856-) iii. Willia Volney. Born in 1859. Willia Volney died in 1867; he was 8. 17 iv. Mary Adeline (1863-1922) 18 v. John Pickney (1866-1933) 19 vi. Oscar Mileham (1870-1948) vii. James Arthur. Born in 1874. James Arthur died in 1875; he was 1. 9. William Thomas BECKETT. Born in 1841. William Thomas died in 1915; he was 74. William Thomas married Lizzie KEITH. Born in 1866. Lizzie died in 1925; she was 59. They had the following children: infant daughter, born and died in 1892; Earl A., born in 1893; Glen Thomas, born in 1894; Everett Keith, born in 1895, and died in 1982—Everett Keith married Ruby Lorena McFARLAND, born in 1899, and died in 1984; Charles Wesley, born in 1897, and died in 1939—Charles Wesley married Irene Marie STEINBECK, born in 1904, and died in 1959; Carl M., born in 1899, and died in 1983—Carl M. married Ida May MANN, born in 1898, and died in 1975; Florence Emma, born in 1900, and died in 1979—Florence Emma married William Barker THOMAS, born in 1898, and died in 1966; Ralph Pierce, born in 1902, and died in 1948—Ralph Pierce married Florence Eleanor BOYER; Lena Irene, born in 1904, and died in 1904; Clyde, born in 1905 and died in 1905; infant son, born and died in 1908; Ruth Aline, born in 1910. Ruth Aline married Alfred “Slick” STARMER. Born in 1901. Alfred “Slick” died in 1986; he

--236-- was 85. 10. George Riley BECKETT. Born in 1849. George Riley died in 1941; he was 92. George Riley married Mary Sophia TAYLOR. Born in 1851. Mary Sophia died in 1923; she was 72. They had the following children: Lola F., born in 1871 and died in 1876; Frank P., born in 1876 and died in 1878; Edith A., born in 1878. 11. Jefferson Wood O’HARRA. Born in 1833 in Indiana. Jefferson Wood died in 1907; he was 74. Jefferson Wood married Paulina ROBERTSON. Born in 1838. Paulina died in 1908; she was 70. They had the following children: i. Apollos Wyatt. Born in 1857. Apollos Wyatt died in 1941; he was 84. Apollos Wyatt married Eliza Jane BURNER. Born in 1856. Eliza Jane died in 1928; she was 72. ii. William Greenberry. Born in 1859. William Greenberry died in 1931; he was 72. William Greenberry first married Laura Vandeventer JAMES. Born in 1863. Laura Vandeventer died in 1890; she was 27. William Greenberry second married Birdie Corrine REABURN. Born in 1863. Birdie Corrine died in 1927; she was 64. iii. Flora Alice. Born in 1861. Flora Alice died in 1865; she was 4. iv. Minnie Effie. Born in 1865. Minnie Effie died in 1886; she was 21. Minnie Effie married George O. COFFMAN. v. Mary Eliza. Born in 1864. Mary Eliza died in 1958; she was 94. Mary Eliza married George Elisha BURNER. Born in 1866. George Elisha died in 1939; he was 73. vi. Cleophas Cisney. Born in 1866. Cleophas Cisney died in 1935; he was 69. Cleophas Cisney married Mary Phoebe MARVEL. Born in 1869. Mary Phoebe died in 1950; she was 81. vii. Lizzie Ellen. Born in 1868. Lizzie Ellen died in 1870; she was 2. viii. Mileham Leone. Born in 1870. Mileham Leone died in 1966; he was 96. Mileham Leone first married Nanna Ellen PALMER. Born in 1870. Nanna Ellen died in 1929; she was 59. Mileham Leone second married Nellie Searle Reherd SMITH. Born in 1877. Nellie Searle Reherd died in 1957; she was 80. ix. Ira Jefferson. Born in 1872. Ira Jefferson died in 1961; he was 89. Ira Jefferson married Anna Dickenson GLOYD. Born in 1877. Anna Dickenson died in 1975; she was 98. 12. Joseph BECKETT. Born in 1834. Joseph died in 1884; he was 50. Joseph married Mary Jane MURPHY. Born in 1844. Mary Jane died in 1879; she was 35. They had the following children: 20 i. Oscar William (1863-1943) 21 ii. Ellsworth Robert (1865-1939) 22 iii. Mary (1867-1904) iv. Florence E.. v. George B.. Born in 1872. George B. married Katheryn. vi. Charles A.. Born in 1874. vii. Joseph. Born in 1875. Joseph died in 1941; he was 66. viii. Ollie E.. Born in 1877. Ollie E. died in 1960; he was 83. 13. William BECKETT. Born in 1836. William died in 1877; he was 41. William married Ellen Frances MURPHY. Born in 1840. Ellen Frances died in 1911; she was 71. They had the following children: i. Orlando. Born in 1862. Orlando died in 1862. ii. Melvin S.. Born in 1865. Melvin S. died in 1887; he was 22. iii. Theodore A.. Theodore A. died in 1875. 23 iv. Alma (1868-1947) 24 v. Ernest Olin (1869-1950) 14. James Asbury BECKETT. Born in 1840. James Asbury died in 1928; he was 88. James Asbury married Mary E. BLACK. Born in 1841. They had the following children: Lizzie L., Hattie L., Harry E., Della Fredonia, Ureth Lovenia.

Fourth Generation

15. Henrietta Adelia HUGHES. Born in 1854. Henrietta Adelia died in 1915; she was 61. Henrietta Adelia married John R. DOWNING. Born in 1851. John R. died in 1926; he was 75. They had the following children: i. Inez Mary. Inez Mary first married C. Alfred NELSON. C. Alfred died in 1910. Inez

--237-- Mary second married Claus E. BLOMBERG. Born in 1876. ii. Ora Ella. Ora Ella died in 1944. iii. Asa Elmer. Asa Elmer married Elizabeth SIEGRIST. iv. Otha Resin. Otha Resin married Martha ECKELS. v. John Calfee. John Calfee married Neta BAITH. vi. Ray. Born in 1888. Ray died in 1978; he was 90. Ray married Edith SPANGLE. vii. Ethel Fredonia. viii. Laura Adeline. Laura Adeline died in 1943. Laura Adeline married Tom JONES. ix. Oscar Tate. Born in 1894. Oscar Tate died in 1928; he was 34. Oscar Tate married Frances BARBER. 16. Martha Ellinor HUGHES. Born in 1856. Martha Ellinor married John CUNNINGHAM. John died in 1936. They had the following children: Roscoe R., who married Mabel McCARTNEY; Edith; Harry, who married Mabel LOW; Nina Pearl, who married Clarence C. CARTER; Alta, who married Oscar COFER. 17. Mary Adeline HUGHES. Born in 1863. Mary Adeline died in 1922; she was 59. Mary Adeline married Claus E. BLOMBERG. Born in 1876. They had the following children: Carl Hughes, born in 1902, and Howard Foss, who married Grace WILLIAMS. 18. John Pickney HUGHES. Born in 1866. John Pickney died in 1933; he was 67. John Pickney first married Bertha LEMON. John Pickney second married Madge MORGAN. They had one child: James Kenneth, who was born and died in 1912. 19. Oscar Mileham HUGHES. Born in 1870. Oscar Mileham died in 1948; he was 78. Oscar Mileham married Mary Katheryn FLAIZ. Born in 1886. Mary Katheryn died in 1975; she was 89. They had the following children: Oscar Mileham, born in 1913 and died in 1995—he married Josephine Clara FRERICKS, born in 1914; Mary Katheryn, born in 1917—she married Anson William MUNSON, born in 1913 and died in 1983; James Willis, born in 1924. James Willis married Doris Elizabeth GAINES. 20. Oscar William BECKETT. Born in 1863. Oscar William died in 1943; he was 80. Oscar William married Amanda BAINTER. Born in 1861. Amanda died in 1911; she was 50. They had one child: Clelie Emily, born in 1891 and died in 1958 at the age of 67. Clelie Emily married Clarence E. COMBITES, born in 1886 and died in 1959 at the age of 73. 21. Ellsworth Robert BECKETT. Born in 1865. Ellsworth Robert died in 1939; he was 74. Ellsworth Robert married Bonita PARSHALL. Born in 1884. Bonita died in 1942; she was 58. They had the following children: Robert Lyman, born in 1913 and died in 1978—he married Rosalie BABBIT; James Andrew, born in 1917. 22. Mary BECKETT. Born in 1867. Mary died in 1904; she was 37. Mary married L. H. DREW. They had the following children: Mary Winfred and Arthur. 23. Alma BECKETT. Born in 1868. Alma died in 1947; she was 79.Alma married William George SMITH Jr.. Born in 1863. William George died in 1935; he was 72. They had the following children: Elorie Gilham, born in 1893 and died in 1967; Glenn Allison, born in 1896 and died in 1965; Meryl William, born in 1898 and died in 1973; Rowena Elga, born in 1901 and died in 1973. 24. Ernest Olin BECKETT. Born in 1869. Ernest Olin died in 1950; he was 81. Ernest Olin married Theresa LAMB. Born in 1909. They had the following children: Clifford, born in 1899 and died in 1906; Mary.

--238-- The Descendants of Elizabeth Shawhan (1779-1853) by Robert E. Francis

EDITOR’S NOTE: Since the Shawhan Family Genealogy was published in December, 1998, much more informa- tion has become available on this family line. I will provide a separate update of this information in the near future.- -REF, October 1999. First Generation

1. Elizabeth SHAWHAN. Daughter of Daniel SHAWHAN Jr. (1738-1791) & Margaret Fry BELL (1742->1810). Born on 13 Jun 1779 in Youghioghania Co., Augusta district of VA. Elizabeth died in Clark Co., IN on 20 May 1853; she was 73. On 13 Jul 1797 Elizabeth married Eli ROBERTSON, in Bourbon County, Kentucky.1 Born on 5 Jan 1776 in Bourbon County, Ky. Eli died in Charlsetown Twp., Clark Co., IN on 10 Feb 1844; he was 68 Elizabeth and Eli migrated to Charlseton Twp., Clark Co., Indiana, settling on an adjoining farm to Jane (Roberston) and William Beckett.2 They had the following children: i. Daniel. Daniel married Margaret TEEPLE. 2 ii. Nathan (1800-1868) iii. Joseph. Died unmarried. iv. John. On 2 Sep 1830 John married Maria DOWNING, daughter of Reason DOWNING & Nancy TURNER. v. Hezekiah. Hezekiah married Teeple. vi. Eli. Born in 1810. vii. Charlotte. Charlotte married Sysney O’HARRA. viii. Nancy. Nancy died in died young. ix. Elizabeth. Elizabeth married David CRISMAN. x. Jane. Jane married James OVERMAN. xi. Mary Ann. Mary Ann married Isaac WILLIAMS, son of Isaac WILLIAMS (-1853) & Agnes (Nancy) SHAWHAN (1767-). 3 xii. John (1807-1863)

Second Generation

2. Nathan ROBERTSON. Born in 1800. Nathan died in 1868; he was 68. Nathan married Hannah WILSON. Born in 1810. Hannah died in 1849; she was 39. They had the following children: i. Eli. Born in 1829. Eli died in 1830; he was 1. ii. Elizabeth. Born in 1830. Elizabeth died in 1860; she was 30. iii. Joseph Franklin. Born in 1832. Joseph Franklin died in 1909; he was 77. Joseph Franklin married Abigail FIX. iv. John Strange. Born in 1833. John Strange died in 1909; he was 76. John Strange married Lou BLACK. Lou died in 1870. v. William W.. Born in 1835. William W. died in 1900; he was 65. William W. married Margaret PARKS. vi. Richard D.. Born in 1837. Richard D. died in 1838; he was 1. vii. Simeon Hunt. Born in 1839. Simeon Hunt died in 1927; he was 88. Simeon Hunt married Lucinda BAKER. viii. Martha. Born in 1843. Martha married William RAY. ix. Mary L.. Born in 1847. Mary L. died in 1868; she was 21. Mary L. married COLE. 3. John ROBERTSON. Born in 1807. John died in 1863; he was 56. The couple had five other children besides Charlotte. John married Mariah DOWNING. Born in 1811. Mariah died in 1901; she was 90. They had one child: Charlotte Ann Maria, born in 1849 and died in 1926; she was 77.

ENDNOTES 1 Ky. Marriage Records and Suit in File 733 Bourbon Circuit Ct., give the name in error as Robinson. 2 {R.T. Shawhan, p. 8} --239-- The Descendants of Joseph Shawhan (1781-1871) by Ronald T. Shawhan and Robert E. Francis

The Joseph Shawhan lineage traces itself back to DARBY SHAWHAN a Scotch-Irish immigrant who arrived in Kent County, Maryland in about 1698 — he may have come by way of Barbados. We know that he was an illiterate but industrious farmer, growing tobacco, on land known as “Darby’s Desire”, which was/is located a short distance north- west of the city of Kennedyville, in Kent County, MD; he and his wife, Sarah Meeks, lie buried on these grounds. Darby and Sarah were married in the still existing St. Paul’s Church, on November 20, 1707 — that union produced eight children, including Daniel (1709-177?), the direct ancestor of Robert. DANIEL SHAWHAN was a farmer and a tanner — i.e. one skilled in such leatherwork as shoe-making. He married Jennet (last name unknown) and had several children, including Daniel (173801991). Daniel, b. 1709, migrated from Kent County to Frederick County, MD in about 1740, and subsequently to Hampshire County, VA/WV in about 1759. Along the way he fought in the militia during the French and Indian War and provided ferry service to the defeated troops of General Braddock as they returned to Maryland, bloodied from the mauling they received at the hands of the French and their Indian allies when the British tried to capture Ft. Duquesne (Pittsburgh); Braddock himself had been killed during the action and the surviving troops were saved from total destruction primarily through the efforts of Colonel George Washington. DANIEL SHAWHAN(1738-1791) was born in Kent County and migrated with his father westward thru Frederick County into Hampshire County, VA where he married Margaret Bell in about 1762, near Romney, VA/WV; Margaret, the daughter of Robert and Agnes (Fleming) Bell, has been described as having “hair like the sunsets, filled with gold and red.” They had eight children, one of whom was Joseph, born 1781. Daniel, Margaret, and their family, together with the Bells, migrated, in about 1771, to Allegheny County, PA, in present-day Chartiers Valley, near Carnegie, PA. where they prospered as farmers and as distillers of fine whiskey. Daniel also served in the Pennsylvania Militia during the Revolutionary War. During the period known as the Whiskey Rebellion, when western Pennsylvania farmers/ distillers refused to pay taxes on their spirits, Daniel pulled up stakes and traveled down the Ohio River to what was then western Virginia, present-day Kentucky. He resumed distilling whiskey, in Bourbon County, KY, where his secret formula for “bourbon” became known far and wide for its smooth taste; the Shawhan brand of whiskey continued to be sold through the 1970s. The little town of Shawhan, KY, a still-existing hamlet near Paris, KY, was established before the Civil War by Joseph as a railroad shipping point for the produce, including whiskey, of the area.

First Generation

1. Joseph SHAWHAN. Born on 12 Sep 1781 in Allegheny County, Pa. in 1812 Colonel in War of 1812. Joseph died in Bourbon County, Ky. on 15 Sep 1871; he was 90. On 6 Sep 1803 when Joseph was 21, he married Sarah “Sallie” EWALT, daughter of Henry EWALT (1754-1829) & Elizabeth FREY/FRYE (1757-1837), in Bourbon Co., KY. Married by Martin Hitt. Born on 16 Apr 1783 in Bedford, Pennsylvania. Sarah “Sallie” died in Bourbon County, Kentucky on 13 Sep 1837; she was 54. Joseph Shawhan became one of the most prominent men in Bourbon and Harrison Counties, Kentucky. Joseph led a fascinating life, becoming a highly successful farmer, whiskey distiller, thoroughbred horse breeder, and politician. The following brief excerpt from the Kentuckian, a Paris, Kentucky newspaper, summarizes Joseph’s vast holdings near the time of his death in 1871: “Jo Shawhan Sr., has laid out a mile track on that portion of his 2,800 acres of land, lies in this county whereupon the Cynthiana News says: “Jo Shawhan has now 2,800 acres in Bourbon. We only claimed a portion, as the reader can see. Uncle Jo is here as we write this and says that he has now 3,370 acres of land; that 2,450 acres lie in Harrison, 500 acres in Bourbon and 360 in Scott. His home place lays on either side of the Bourbon and Harrison line, his residence being in Harrison within a few yards of the line. His lands with the exception of 200 or 300 acres below Cynthiana, are among the best in the three counties. He recently exchanged Bourbon land for Scott land in order to get clear of our railroad taxes.”1 Refer to Volume II, p. 157, for more information on Joseph Shawhan and his wife, Sarah Ewalt. Refer also to Volume II, p. 200, for a brief history of the Ewalt family. They had the following children: 2 i. Joseph (Illegitimate) (~1798-<1860)

--240-- 3 ii. Henry Ewalt (1805-1882) 4 iii. Sarah Elizabeth “Betsey” (1807-) 5 iv. John Snell (1811-1862) 6 v. Margaret (1812->1888) 7 vi. Rebecca (1817-) 8 vii. William (1821-1859) 9 viii. Daniel (1823-)

Second Generation

2. Joseph SHAWHAN. Born about 1798 in Harrison Co., KY. Joseph died in Bracken Co., KY before 1860; he was 62. The 1850 Census lists Joseph’s family as living in Bracken Co., KY. His parentage was unclear for some time, but there were clues. His marriage record indicates that he was wed in Harrison County; also, the death records of his first two children, William and Mary, (both died in their twenties), listed them as having been born in Harrison Co., KY, not Bracken County. Recently, thanks to the research efforts of a Shawhan descendant, Larry MeGibben of Covington, Ky, we were able to find a copy of the marriage bond for the marriage of Joseph and Sarah Nesbitt, signed by a Joseph Shawhan and a John Nesbitt — marriage bonds were normally signed by the fathers of the betrothed. The signature of Joseph Shawhan is a rather distinctive, clearly legible imprint. Comparison of the signature of this Joseph Shawhan with signatures on other Shawhan marriage bonds of the era, offers strong evi- dence that the Joseph Shawhan who signed the Shawhan/Nesbitt marriage bond was Joseph Shawhan,2 1781-1871, known in the family as “Uncle Joe”, the legendary Harrison County, KY farmer, horseman, state representative, etc., who may have illegitimately fathered Joseph Shawhan, b. about 1798, before he subsequently married Sarah Ewalt. On 23 Dec 1825 when Joseph was 27, he married Sarah “Sally” NESBITT, daughter of John NESBITT,3 in Harrison Co., KY. Born About 1803 in KY. Sarah “Sally” died in Bracken Co., KY before 1860; she was 57. They had the following children: i. William H.. Born in 1826 in Harrison Co., KY. William H. died in Bracken Co., KY on 1 Jan 1852; he was 26. per “Kentucky Kinfolk”, Deaths 1852-1859, he died of consumption. ii. Mary. Born in 1830 in Harrison Co., KY. Mary died in Bracken Co., KY on 10 May 1853; she was 23. per “Kentucky Kinfolk”, Deaths 1852-1859, she died of consumption. 10 iii. John (1836-1923) iv. Joseph. Born in 1841 in Bracken Co., KY. The 1860 Census showed Joseph living next to the family of his brother John Shawhan in Switzerland County, IN; it listed him as being a 19 years old farmer. 11 v. Sarah Ann “Sally” (1842-) 3. Henry Ewalt SHAWHAN. Born on 20 Nov 1805 in Cynthiana, Ky. Henry Ewalt died in Cynthiana, Ky. on 4 Mar 1882; he was 76. Henry Ewalt became one of the most prominent citizens of Cynthiana, Kentucky. He became the first president of the National Bank of Cynthiana and was instrumental in bringing the railroad to Bourbon and Harrison Counties. Refer to Volume II, p. 159, for further information about Henry Ewalt SHAWHAN and his family. On 20 Oct 1835 when Henry Ewalt was 29, he first married Mary VARNON, daughter of John VARNON. Born before 1813 in Bourbon County, Ky. Mary died in 1842; she was 29.

They had the following children: i. Joseph W. Born on 20 Oct 1837. Joseph W. died during Civil War on 8 Feb 1862; he was 24. 12 ii. Mary “Mollie” 13 iii. Hubbard Warfield (1841-) In 1844 when Henry Ewalt was 38, he second married Sarah “Sallie” CANTRILL,4 daughter of Joseph CANTRILL (1780-) & Mariam FUGATE (1785-1853).5 Born on 28 Dec 1807. Sarah “Sallie” died on 18 Nov 1857; she was 49. They had the following children: i. Minnie. Born on 5 Feb 1846. Minnie died on 6 Aug 1870; she was 24. Minnie married William Johnston COOKE. Occupation: Banker and mayor of Ashville, North Carolina. ii. Henry H.E.. Born on 25 Oct 1854. Henry H.E. died on 2 Mar 1863; he was 8. Buried in Battle Grove Cemetery, Cynthiana, Kentucky. 14 iii. Maggie Rebecca (-1879) 15 iv. Cynthia Arabella “Tinnie” (1848-1884) v. Henry C., born about 1855, died before April 4, 1883. Until November 1998, no Shawhan

--241-- family researcher listed Henry C. Shawhan as the son of Henry Ewalt Shawhan. In March 1998, I came across a picture of a (then) unknown male Shawhan in a “Shawhan” photo album owned by Mrs. Betty Hewitt Lair Wyatt, a descendant of Henry Ewalt Shawhan through the line of his daughter “Tinnie” Arabella (Shawhan) May. The name “H. C. Shawhan, 1875” was handwritten on the cover of the photo album. After studying the photo album, I determined that it was a college “fraternity” album because there were pictures of perhaps twenty young men and the only similarity between them was a small fraternity pin on their lapels. Upon closer inspection, I found “best wishes” comments on the back of several of the pictures. Also, it was my great fortune to find the actual picture of H. C. Shawhan himself. He looked to be in his early twenties. On November 16, 1998, I received estate papers, will, and deed records of Henry Ewalt Shawhan. While reading Henry Ewalt’s will, I came across the following: “I give and devise my son H. C. Shawhan a tract of land allotted to me from my Father’s estate…(then a lengthy description of the inheritance—refer to Volume II “The Papers of Henry Ewalt Shawhan” for original source material).” Henry also appointed H. C. Shawhan executor of his will. A Harrison County court record, dated 27 March 1882, gives us more information about this “lost” son of Henry: “Henry C. Shawhan the Executor named in the Will of H. E. Shawhan appeared in Court and consented to take upon himself the burden of the execution of the trust, and took the oath and entered into Bond as the law requires without security.” (Harrison County Court House Order Book R, p. 167) Henry C. Shawhan died sometime before April 4, 1883. His obituary reads, “The burial of H.C. Shawhan, at Cynthiana, with Knights of Templars honors, was attended by several Sir Knights from this city. An effort was made to have a special train for the latter occasion Sunday morning, but the railroad company would not start out for less than one hundred dollars. Sixty-five dollars were offered, but its non-acceptance compelled the Knights to go by private conveyance.” (Kentuckian, Paris, Ky., April 4, 1883) Two estate settlements are listed for “Henry C. Shawhan deceased” the second of which reads: “Final settlement of the accounts of H. C. Shawhan dec’d as executor of the estate of H. E. Shawhan…” (Harrison County Court House, Inventory and Settlement Book 2, pp. 106 and 109.) I place Henry C. Shawhan as the son of Henry Ewalt Shawhan and Sarah Cantrill because (1) the middle initial could stand for “Cantrill” and (2) he is listed in Henry Ewalt’s will alongside the other children of Sarah. Also, one of the administrators of Henry C. Shawhan’s estate was J.C. May, the husband of “Tinnie” Arabella Shawhan. Refer to Volume II, 308, for further information on Henry C. Shawhan. In 1859 when Henry Ewalt was 53, he third married Sallie RAVENSCRAFT,12 daughter of John RAVENSCRAFT (-1813) & Rebecca EWALT (1787-1861). Born on 19 Dec 1808 in Bourbon County, Ky. Sallie died on 23 Feb 1879; she was 70. Refer to Volume II, p. 228, for further information about the Ravenscraft family. They had one child: 16 i. Annie E. 4. Sarah Elizabeth “Betsey” SHAWHAN. Born in 1807. On 14 Feb 1823 when Sarah Elizabeth “Betsey” was 16, she married George LAIL, son of John LAIL (1776-1853) & Mary Susan WILLIAMS (1777-1850). Born on 22 Feb 1802. George died on 9 Oct 1850; he was 48. Refer to Volume II, p. 208, for further information about the LAIL family. They had the following children: 17 i. Joseph (ca1824-1906) 18 ii. Margaret (~1821-1928) 19 iii. John Shawhan (1826-1878) iv. William D.. in 1836. William D. died in 1867. v. Alexander. Born in 1840. In 1864, Alexander was killed while fighting as a Confederate soldier in the Civil War. vi. Sarah. Sarah married John RIGHTER13 M.D. No issue. 20 vii. George Henry (1841-1924) 5. John SHAWHAN Major, CSA. Born on 2 Apr 1811. in 1846/1862 Veteran of the Mexican War; Confederate Officer. John died in Morgan County, Ky. on 2 Oct 1862; he was 51. He is buried in the Battle Grove Cemetery, Cynthiana, Kentucky. John married Tabitha RUSH, daughter of George RUSH (1796-1856) & Jane (1796-1838). Born on 15 Mar 1819. Tabitha died on 9 Dec 1857; she was 38. Tabitha’s gravestone sits on the far left of four identical stones. The spelling on the gravestone is “Tobitha.” However, her father George Rush’s will spells her name “Tabitha.” Refer to Volume II “Major John Shawhan, CSA” (p. 171) and “George Rush” (p. 168) for further information about John SHAWHAN and Tabitha RUSH. They had the following children: 21 i. Sarah Jane (1839-1927) ii. Joseph R.. Born on 12 Oct 1844. Joseph R. died on 27 Aug 1859; he was 14.

--242-- iii. Maggie. Born in 1844. Maggie married John J. FUGATE. iv. George H.. Born in 1846. George H. married Maggie REDMON, daughter of John T. REDMON & Nancy SPEAKES. v. Helena “Wilma”. Born in 1848. Helena “Wilma” married James N. NOLIN. vi. John. Born in 1850. 22 vii. Daniel (1852-1937) viii. Anna R. Born on 26 Oct 1855. Anna R. died on 31 Jan 1876; she was 20. Buried in Battle Grove Cemetery, Cynthiana, Kentucky. Anna’s gravestone sits on the far right of four identical stones. From left to right: Tabitha (Rush) Shawhan, John Shawhan, Joseph R. Shawhan, Anna R. Shawhan. 6. Margaret SHAWHAN. Born on 12 Aug 181214 in Bourbon County, Paris, Ky. Margaret died aft 1888; she was 75. On 10 Apr 1834 when Margaret was 21, she married Pugh MILLER, son of James MILLER (-1835) & Eliza- beth PUGH. Born on 12 Apr 1810. Pugh died in 1878; he was 67. They had one child: 23 i. William (1843-) 7. Rebecca SHAWHAN. Born in 1817 in Bourbon County, Paris, Ky. In 1836 when Rebecca was 19, she married Wesley HOGGINS. Born on 16 May 1810. They had the following children: Sarah; Mary; Bettie; and Ann15 —Ann married David A. GIVENS; John;16 Henry; Emma; Fannie; Minnie. 8. William SHAWHAN. Born in 182117 in Bourbon County, Paris, Ky. William died on 16 Aug 1859; he was 38. In 1844 when William was 23, he married Minerva SNELL. Born on 27 Sep 1827. Minerva died in Cynthiana, Kentucky, on 21 Aug 1886; she was 58. She is buried in the Battle Grove Cemetery. William and Minerva had one child, John Snell,18 born in 1846. John Snell died in Cynthiana, Kentucky on 8 Jul 1886; he was 40. He is buried in the Battle Grove Cemetery, Cynthiana, Kentucky. John Snell was a bachelor, dying at the residence of his mother, Minerva Snell Shawhan Kimbrough, in Shawhan, Ky. He was a well-known distiller and owner of race horses, including the famous “Fonso”, winner of the 1880 Kentucky Derby. His distillery, producing the “J.S. Shawhan” brand, was located at a spring behind the Mt. Carmel Church, a short distance from Shawhan Station, an important railroad shipping point at the time; this location was a continuation of the original site selected by his gr-grandfather, Daniel Shawhan (1738-1791) in the 1780s, and operated by his grandfather, Joseph Shawhan (1781-1871). By the 1870s the plant was producing only on an irregular basis, due to the vagaries of the weather, especially the availability of good water; in 1881 it shipped 232 barrels — in 1883 it did not operate because of a dry season. A Lexington, Ky newspaper article from 1946, in “Sideline Sidelights”, by Lindsay Taylor, titled “The Shawhan Horse, Fonso” describes the 1880 race: “With the 91st running of the Kentucky Derby on tab for next Saturday, let me ask if you know that a horse bred in Harrison County once came away from the Derby with the roses. That’s right! “Fonso”, a bay Arabian colt owned and bred by Snell Shawhan, of Shawhan Station, won the 6th running of the Derby back in 1880. At that time the track was 1 1/2 miles long, so it took a little longer to make the round. Fonso’s time was 2:37.5. In 1896 the Churchill Down course was shortened to the present 1 1/4 miles. Carrying 105 pounds and ridden by the jockey, G. Lewis, Fonso broke in front at the gate and led all the way to win by a length. A foul, claimed by the jockey of the runner-up horse, was not allowed. The track was extremely dry and the dust kicked up by Fonso practically obscured the nearest pursuers. Besides the Derby in 1880, Fonso also captured the Phoenix Stakes. During the year he won $6,050; for the Derby run he netted $3, 800. In his will, Snell Shawhan bequeathed Fonso to his sister, (Anna Kimbrough), Mrs. Sterling Price Moore, daughter-in-law of the noted horseman, Thomas Edwin Moore, whose stables were at Shawhan Station. Mrs. Minerva Moore Smith, (Mrs. Moore’s daughter), is now a resident of Lexington. The Derby winner was later sold to Henry Clay McDowell, Lexington, for stud service on the Henry Clay farm “Ashland. 9. Daniel SHAWHAN. Born in 1823.19 Daniel married Margaret LAIR, daughter of Mathias Custer LAIR (~1787- 1860) & Jane ANDERSON (1785-1868). Born in 1827.20 They had one child, Elizabeth, born in 1848.21 Refer to Volume II, p. 210, for further information about the LAIR family.

Third Generation

10. John SHAWHAN. Born on 5 May 1836 in Lenoxburg, Bracken Co., KY. John died in Hamilton, Butler Co., OH on 10 Dec 1923; he was 87. The 1850 Census shows John as the son of Joseph Shawhan and his wife, Sarah, living in Bracken Co., KY; the 1860 Census lists John and his wife, Mary Ann, as living in Mt. Sterling, Switzerland Co., IN. During the Civil War, John enlisted in Co. D, 10th Indiana Calvary, Union Army. These troopers fought in numerous battles throughout the South, including against Forest at Pulaski, TN, at Nashville, at Franklin, at Vicksburg, and at the capture of Mobile, AL in April 1865. While he was away on duty, his wife Mary Ann was killed by marauding soldiers; it is unknown whether the murder occurred in Indiana or Kentucky or

--243-- whether the killers were Union or Confederates. John himself contracted a severe case of diarrhea, was hospitalized in Vicksburg after its capture by the Union Army, but survived to return to the care of his children and to remarry. He subsequently submitted several pension applications, signed with his mark, beginning in April 1892, when he was in Lenoxburg, KY, thru April 1915, in Moscow, Clermont Co., OH, claiming disability as a result of his CW illness, suffering from “Chronic Diarrhea, Disease of Rectum, Rheumatism, and General Disability”. A final record, obtained from the National Archives, indicates that he eventually received a pension of $72.00/month, which ceased after “the pensioner’s death on Dec. 11, 1923". His military service record shows him as enlisting on Nov. 29, 1863, and describes him as being “27 yrs old, 5’7", dark complexion, black eyes, dark hair”. He was shown as being “Absent Sick” from June-August 1864, with mention of being in Pulaski, TN, and also being sick from Jan. 1965 until his discharge in St. Louis, MO, in May 1965, as “unwell”, with mention that he had been in the hospital in Vicksburg, MS. After the War, he returned to Bracken Co., KY, where he married Patience Waller. In about 1898 he moved to Moscow, Clermont Co., OH, where he was listed in the 1900 Census, and then to Hamilton, Butler Co., Ohio, where he died; he was buried back in Lenoxburg, Bracken Co., KY. On 22 Apr 1854 when John was 17, he first married Mary Ann SNOW, daughter of William SNOW & Mary McPHERSON, in Bracken Co., KY. The marriage bond was signed by Daniel T. Snow, Mary Ann’s brother; a, William Snow was in attendance. Born in 1837 in Bracken Co., KY. Mary Ann died in Pendleton Co., KY about 1864; she was 27. Mary Ann was supposedly killed by marauding soldiers during the Civil War — it is not known whether they were Union or Confederate troops. It is not definitely known at this time whether she was killed in Indiana or Kentucky; the evidence suggests that she may have returned to Kentucky, probably to her parents’ locale in Pendleton Co., KY, after her husband John was called into the Union Army in Indiana. Pendleton Co. was the scene of some vicious raids by both Union and Confederate renegades during the War, and her death may have occurred during such fighting. John SHAWHAN and Mary Ann SNOW had the following children: i. Martha B.. Born in 1857 in Bracken Co., KY. 24 ii. William Joseph (1859-1944) iii. Sarah A.. Born in 1860 in Bracken Co., KY. 25 iv. Isaac Newton “Ike” (1863-) On 8 Nov 1866 when John was 30, he second married Patience WALLER, in Bracken Co., KY. Born in Sep 1846 in OH. Patience died in 1910; she was 63. They had the following children: i. John W.. Born on 25 Dec 1869 in Bracken Co., KY. John W. died in Bracken Co., KY on 12 Jan 1871; he was 1. 26 ii. Nora (1872-) 27 iii. Charles H. (1874-) 28 iv. Nina M. (1877-) v. Albert. Born on 29 May 1881 in Bracken Co., KY. Albert died in Bracken Co., KY on 17 Jun 1882; he was 1. 29 vi. Frank (1882-1943) 11. Sarah Ann “Sally” SHAWHAN. Born in 1842 in Bracken Co., KY. On 27 Jul 1857 when Sarah Ann “Sally” was 15, she first married Ira WATERS, in Bracken Co., OH. Born about 1840 in Brown Co., OH. About 1862 when Sarah Ann “Sally” was 20, she second married William Isaac SNOW, son of William SNOW & Mary McPHERSON, in Bracken Co., KY. Born About 1840 in KY. They had the following children: 30 i. Enoch (~1863-) 31 ii. Emma Mae (1865-1948) 12. Mary “Mollie” SHAWHAN. Mary “Mollie” married Joseph HOLLIDAY. Refer to Volume II for further information about Mollie SHAWHAN. They had the following children: 32 i. Elizabeth (-1945) ii. Hubbard. Hubbard married Mary Belle PATTERSON. 13. Hubbard William SHAWHAN. Born in 1841 in Cynthiana, KY. Little is known about Hubbard, other than the fact that he was one of the many prominent sponsors behind the establishment of the Battle Grove Cemetery in Cynthiana, KY in 1867, a plot created in memory of the Civil War fight that occurred in October 1864 in the Cynthiana area, resulting in the destruction of much of the town. Other members of the Battle Grove Cemetery Company included Joseph H. Shawhan, Joseph Shawhan, Sr., John L. Shawhan, H. E. Shawhan, T. J. Megibben, J. W. Musselman, John W. Kimbrough, and Spears M. Smith. About 1865 when Hubbard Warfield was 24, he married

--244-- Anna HIGGINS, in KY. Born About 1842 in KY. They had one child: 33 i. Hubbard Warfield (~1867-) 14. Maggie Rebecca SHAWHAN. Maggie Rebecca died in Jan 1879 in Richmond, Virginia. Buried in Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, Virginia. On 12 Oct 1871 Maggie Rebecca married Dr. Robert Baylor LYNE, Jr.,22 son of Robert Baylor LYNE Dr. & Mary Ambrose EDWARDS. Robert Baylor died in Sep 1881. They had the following children: i. Minnie Shawhan. On 23 Sep 1896 Minnie Shawhan married William J. COCKE. Occupation: Banker and mayor of Asheville, North Carolina. ii. Robert Baylor. 34 iii. Marguerite Rebecca 15. Cynthia Arabella “Tinnie” SHAWHAN. Born on 30 Oct 1848 in Cynthiana, Harrison County, Kentucky. Cynthia Arabella “Tinnie” died in Cynthiana, Harrison County, Kentucky on 16 May 1884; she was 35. On 12 Dec 1871 when Cynthia Arabella “Tinnie” was 23, she married John Connelly MAY, son of Charles Brent MAY (1811- 1876) & Mary Watkins McLANE (1792-1883), in Cynthiana, Harrison County, Kentucky. Born on 2 May 1849. John Connelly died on 26 Oct 1905; he was 56. They had the following children: i. Minnie Lyne. Born on 18 Sep 1872. Minnie Lyne died on 16 Oct 1872. 35 ii. Charles Brent (1875-1953) iii. Annie Shawhan.23 Born on 31 Dec 1875. Annie Shawhan died on 26 Jan 1929; she was 53. In 1916 when Annie Shawhan was 40, she married Richard BIDDLE. 36 iv. Henry Shawhan (1878-) v. Mary Watkins. Born on 22 Jun 1879. Mary Watkins died on 30 Jul 1879. 16. Annie E. SHAWHAN. On 3 Oct 1876 Annie E. married Leonard DRANE. Born on 9 May 1835 in Shelby County, Ky. Perrin’s History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties has this to say about Leonard Drane: “ LEONARD DRANE, farmer, P.O. Cynthiana; was born in Shelby County Ky., May 9, 1835, son of Stephen T. and Bertha (Ford) Drane, who had five sons and one daughter. Our subject was educated at Eminence College, and began life as a farmer, but has been engaged at various times in hotel keeping and stock-yard business at Louisville; also has merchandised and dealt in wool. Mr. Drane enlisted in the Federal Army—Ninth Kentucky Cavalry, and served six months, being wounded in both hands at the battle of Perryville, in consequence of which he was discharged; was First Sergeant of his company when he left the service. Oct. 3, 1876, he married Anna E. Shawhan, daughter of Henry E. Shawhan, of this county, which union has been productive of two children: Henry Shawhan and Maggie Lyne. Himself and wife are members of the Christian Church, and he is a Mason and a Jeffersonian Democrat.”24 They had the following children: i. Henry Shawhan. ii. Margaret Lyne “Maggie”.25 Born in Cynthiana, Kentucky. Margaret Lyne “Maggie” first married Charles EULA. Margaret Lyne “Maggie” second married William Franklin MILLER. iii. Joseph. 17. Joseph LAIL. Joseph died in 1906; he was 82. Born ca 1824. Joseph married Margaret Ann GRAY. Born ca 1828. Margaret Ann died on 10 Apr 1889; she was 61. They had the following children: i. Buena Vista. Born ca 1847. 37 ii. Webb (1848-1933) iii. Will. 38 iv. Woodford (1858-1922) v. Albert. Born ca 1850. Albert died in 1899; he was 49. vi. Ada. Born in 1853. Ada married John W. LARKIN. 18. Margaret LAIL. Born About 1821. Margaret died in Webb City, Missouri in 1928; she was 107. On 2 Sep 1833 when Margaret was 12, she married James SNELL, son of Lewis SNELL (~1760-1820) & Mary KIRTLY (1763-). James died in 1853. They had the following children: Maymie, who married J.G. WILBUR and had three children; Newton, who married Elizabeth and had two children; John, who died young; Sarah, who died young; Betsey, who married Jacob KELLER. 19. John Shawhan LAIL. Born in 1826. John Shawhan died in 1878; he was 52. In 1854 when John Shawhan was 28, he first married Sarah Ann Eliza LAIR, daughter of Matthias LAIR Jr. (1795-1841) & Rachel SIDLE. Born in 1835. They had the following children:

--245-- i. William Adair. Born on 1 Dec 1854. William Adair died on 25 Nov 1926; he was 71. William Adair married Mary Gill LACLERC. Born ca 1848. Mary Gill died on 23 Nov 1924; she was 76. 39 ii. Henry Miller (1853-1914). John Shawhan second married Sofia DILLS. Sofia died on 30 Mar 1928. 20. George Henry LAIL. Born on 14 Jun 1841 in Kentucky. George Henry died in Indianapolis, Indiana on 30 May 1924; he was 82. “George Henry Lail at the time of the Civil War went to visit his cousin John McDowell Shawhan in Indiana. John, having been born in Kentucky, with many relations residing there who were wealthy slave owners, the Civil War found him sympathizing with the Southern Cause in a community anti-rebel. He was suspected of treasonable activities by the Hoosiers and at one time his life was in much danger that he erected a pole, said to have been 75 ft. high, surmounted with a bell to call his neighbors to his assistance in case of trouble. There absolutely was no basis for such action, or suspicions, other than finding a man to take the place of GEORGE HENRY LAIL, in the Union Army. Young Lail had come north on a visit and was about to be conscripted in an army fighting his own brothers, and in a cause inimical to his convictions, so there was justification for his later father-in-law’s action.”26 On 2 Mar 1864 when George Henry was 22, he married Mary Elizabeth SHAWHAN, daughter of John McDowell SHAWHAN (1806-1870) & Sarah PARISH (ca1808-1883), in Indiana. Born on 15 Mar 1839. Mary Elizabeth died on 21 Feb 1921; she was 81. Refer to Volume II, p. 208, for further information about the LAIL family. They had the following children: 40 i. John Harold Laird (1865-) 41 ii. George Shawhan (1866-) 42 iii. James Madison (1869-) 43 iv. William Shawhan (1872-) v. Charles G.. Born in 1874 in Indiana. Charles G. died in 1895; he was 21. vi.Mary. Born in 1883 in Indiana. Mary died in Apr 1883 in Indiana. 21. Sarah Jane SHAWHAN. Born on 25 Jul 1839 in Harrison Co., KY. Sarah Jane died in Lexington, KY. on 26 Oct 1927; she was 88. On 29 Sep 1859 when Sarah Jane was 20, she married Thomas Edwin MOORE, son of William MOORE (1792-1833) & Margaret Sanford BRANN (1793-1894), in 4 miles north of Cynthiana by Elder Samuel Rogers. Born on 15 Feb 1831 in Pendleton County, Ky. (On the S. Licking River). Thomas Edwin died in Lexington, KY on 5 Aug 1921; he was 90. Occupation: Merchant, farmer, county sheriff (two terms), distiller. Refer to Volume II, p. 179, for further information about this family. They had the following children: 44 i. Talitha Rush (1860-1953) ii. John S.. Resided in Ulrich, Missouri. iii. Minnie. iv. Thomas E. Thomas E. married Annie May ADDAMS.27 v. William. vi. Annie S.28 Annie S. married Ernest Adams HORNBROOK. vii. George. 45 viii. Sterling Price (~1861-) ix. Sarah “Sally”.29 Sarah “Sally” married John Ernest CASSIDY. 22. Daniel SHAWHAN. Born in 1852 in Bourbon Co., KY. Daniel died in Carter Co., KY in 1937; he was 85. After the death of his father, Major John Shawhan, Daniel was initially raised by his sisters. When he became of age, he elected to migrate to Carter County, Ky to enter the lumber business; the business was not successful, and Daniel became involved in the coal mining operations that were the primary source of wealth in Carter Co.. He took up residence in a little, old, mining company rental house, and opened a small general store in the town of Grant, near Music, KY — he also had a tiny farm, with a few chickens and pigs. He became known in the community as “Uncle Dan”. He was a staunch patriot and a Democrat; one of the highlights of his life occurred when he was able to visit a son living in Washington D.C. and see the second inaugural of Pres. Franklin D. Roosevelt, in 1937. The Sept. 7, 1933 edition of the Cynthiana Democrat, Cynthiana, KY, carried an article submitted by Daniel in which he listed the Muster Roll of the First Battalion, Kentucky Calvary, C.S.A., initially formed in September 1861, under the command of Captain John Shawhan, his father. The following Shawhans were included on the muster roll, in addition to the Captain: Joseph W. Shawhan, Corp. (died 1862); John Snell Shawhan, Private; Charlie Shawhan, Private, (taken prisoner); George Shawhan, Private, (died 1862). Daniel was very interested in the Shawhan family’s history as witnessed by his exchange of letters, in 1936, with William G. Hills, of Chevy Chase, Maryland — Mr. Hills’ “Shawhan Family Notes” constitute an outstanding genealogical research record. In 1873 when Daniel was 21, he married Elizabeth W. (Lizzie) BEDFORD, daughter of Harry P. BEDFORD

--246-- CPT (1826-1912) & Mary Susan EWALT (1831-1900), in Bourbon Co., KY. Born in 1854 in Bourbon Co., KY. Elizabeth W. (Lizzie) died in Carter Co., KY in Dec 1932; she was 78. The Bedford name is of English origin, the Kentucky branch tracing their ancestry back to Thomas Bedford of Charlotte Co., VA; Thomas was a very promi- nent landowner who fathered 13 children, by two different wives. The first one of the Bedford name to come to Kentucky was his son Benjamin Francis, b. Dec. 23, 1762, who emigrated first to Madison Co., about 1787, and then to Bourbon Co. in 1789 in the Paris Precinct area; his wife was Tabitha Clay, b. Nov. 15, 1761. daughter of Dr. Henry Clay and Rachel Povall. Benjamin and Tabitha had a son, Benjamin Franklin Bedford, b. Dec. 1799, in Bourbon County. Benjamin Franklin and his wife, Eleanor G. “Elizabeth” Buckner, b. Nov. 2, 1799 were the parents of Harry Povall Bedford, b. April 10, 1826, in Bourbon Co.; Harry married Mary Susan Ewalt, daughter of Samuel Ewalt and Cynthia Pugh. They became the parents of Elizabeth. Harry was a very prominent citizen of Bourbon County. He served with the Kentucky troops during the Mexican War, returning to Bourbon Co. to operate a grocery store. He also served as sheriff and became a well-known farmer. When the Civil War broke out, Harry initially served the South in its Secret Service — he was arrested in September 1861 for aiding the Confederacy. After his release, he joined the CSA as Captain of Co. C, Fifth Cavalry and served throughout the War. After his wife’s death, Harry went to live with Elizabeth and her husband, Daniel Shawhan, in Carter Co., KY, where he was listed on the Census of 1910.

They had the following children: 46 i. Harry Bedford (1875-1966) 47 ii. John (1877-) 48 iii. Pugh Miller (1881-1967) 49 iv. Joseph Ewalt (1883-1944) 23. William MILLER. Born on 13 Oct 1843 in Harrison County, Kentucky. “WILLIAM MILLER, farmer, P. O. Ruddel’s Mills; was born in Harrison County, Ky., Oct. 13, 1843, son of Pugh and Margaret (Shawhan) Miller; he, born April 12, 1810, and she Aug. 12, 1812, and were married April 10, 1834. Pugh was the son of James and Elizabeth (Pugh) Miller, and Margaret was the daughter of Joseph and Sally (Ewalt) Shawhan. Both the Miller and the Shawhan families were originally from Pennsylvania. James, the grandfather of our subject, moved to Missouri about 1829, where he passed the rest of his days, dying there in 1835; he took his son Pugh along with him to Missouri, but the son not liking it there, returned to his native State where he married and settled down, but died in 1878. He reared one son to maturity, William the subject of this sketch, who has devoted himself to farming. At the commencement of the late war, William, entered the Confederate service, under Capt. Jo. Desha, 1st Ky. Inf., and served as Sergeant one year, when he was transferred to Capt. Jo. Hardin’s Co., Maj. Shawhan’s Cav. Battalion; was taken prisoner Oct. 7, 1863, and after enjoying the sweets of prison life at Camp Morton, Indianapolis, for over a year, returned home in 1864. Was married Feb. 8, 1866, to Miss Sarah Rule, of Bourbon County, who has borne the following children: James R., born Dec. 21, 1866; Annie L., Sept, 4, 1869; Willie Pugh, Nov. 16, 1871; Mattie Bettie, Jan. 26, 1874; Joseph D., born Aug. 11, 1876. He owns 195 acres of land, is an Odd Fellow, and a Demo- crat.”30 On 8 Feb 1866 when William was 22, he married Sarah RULE. Born in Bourbon County, Kentucky. They had the following children: i. James R.. Born on 21 Dec 1866. ii. Annie L.. Born on 4 Sep 1869. 50 iii. William Pugh (1871-) iv. Martha Bettie. Born on 26 Jan 1874. Martha Bettie married Thomas BOWLES. v. Joseph D.. Born on 11 Aug 1876.

Fourth Generation

24. William Joseph SHAWHAN. Born on 2 Feb 1859 in Bracken Co., KY. William Joseph died in Danville, Vermilion Co., IL on 17 May 1944; he was 85. On 18 Oct 1877 when William Joseph was 18, he married Lizzie Ellen OGDEN, daughter of Benjamin OGDEN & Alice WASHBURN, in Bracken Co., KY. Born on 26 Oct 1860 in Mason Co., KY. Lizzie Ellen died on 20 Nov 1890; she was 30. They had the following children: 51 i. William Rienharte (1878-1956) ii. Clara Alice. Born on 5 Jul 1880 in Bracken Co., KY. Clara Alice died in Higginsport, OH on 2 Feb 1887; she was 6. Clara died during a black measles epidemic, the same one that killed her sister Viola.

--247-- 52 iii. Mary Ella (1882-1950) iv. Viola Retta. Born on 8 Sep 1884. Viola Retta died in Higginsport, OH on 26 Jan 1887; she was 2. Viola died during a black measles epidemic. 53 v. Pearl Elsie (1886-1926) vi. Joseph Newton. Born on 3 Jul 1890. Joseph Newton died on 25 Jan 1891. 25. Isaac Newton “Ike” SHAWHAN. Born on 17 Aug 1863 in Switzerland Co., IN. Isaac was a stonemason noted for the quality of his work. His grandson Donald recalls that Isaac worked on building a stone wall around the property of Colonel Sanders, the gentleman who built the Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant chain. On 19 Aug 1885 when Isaac Newton “Ike” was 22, he married Lettie Ann WEST. Born in 1865 in Brown Co., OH. They had the following children: i. Lucy Ann. Born in 1886. ii. Annette “Nettie”. Born in 1888. iii. Charles Russell. Born in May 1892. Charles Russell died on 17 Jan 1976; he was 83. Charles Russell married Marguerite SULLIVAN. Born on 27 Oct 1893. Marguerite died in OH in Mar 1970; she was 76. iv. Viola Vernon. Born in 1895. v. Fayette. Born in 1898. 54 vi. Woodford Isaac (1902-1956) 55 vii. Robert (1908-1982) 26. Nora SHAWHAN. Born on 29 May 1872. abt 1895 when Nora was 22, she married ESTILL. Born abt 1870. They had one child, Hazel, born abt 1900. Hazel died in 1987; she was 87. 27. Charles H. SHAWHAN. Born on 17 Jun 1874. Charles H. married UNKNOWN. They had the following children: i. Clyde. Born on 29 Sep 1895 in OH. Clyde died in OH in Nov 1978; he was 83. ii. William H.. Born on 24 Jan 1900 in Moscow, OH. William served during WWI from Oct. 12, 1918 - Dec. 20, 1918. He was the first City Manager of Loveland, OH, in 1961; prior to that position he had been the Service Director. William H. married Fay UNKNOWN. Born on 10 Sep 1899. Fay died on 14 Jan 1994; she was 94. 28. Nina M. SHAWHAN. Born on 4 Dec 1877. abt 1899 when Nina M. was 21, she married RICE. Born abt 1875. They had one child, John. 29. Frank SHAWHAN. Born on 17 Nov 1882 in Bracken Co., KY. Frank died in Cincinnati, OH in 1943; he was 60. Frank was an operator for the Cincinnati Street Railway and lived all his life in East Clifton, Ohio — a suburb of Cincinnati. In 1910 when Frank was 27, he married Emma MEYER, daughter of John MEYER & Rosa FLEICHMAN, in Cincinnati, OH. Born on 12 Feb 1882 in OH. Emma died in Cincinnati, OH in 1961; she was 78. Emma’s granddaughter, Nancy, recalls the stories she heard, as a very young child, while visiting her grand- mother at her home in Chilo, Ohio. Apparently Emma’s home was close to a creek which had a habit of flooding; she would open the back and front doors and let the floodwaters run thru the hallway that ran from the back of the house to the front. Emma had an outhouse and also an indoor toilet — the outhouse had too big of a hole for little ones, so it was a big deal when children were finally given permission to use the outhouse. Emma also had a cow, for milking. Nancy was not allowed to drink the milk, because her RN mother was afraid it wasn’t pure enough. Occasionally, Emma would open her home to boarders. They had one child: 56 i. John Franklin (1912-) 30. Enoch SNOW. Born abt 1863 in KY. Enoch married UNKNOWN. They had the following children: 57 i. Mary 58 ii. Emma 31. Emma Mae SNOW. Born on 6 Nov 1865 in KY. Emma Mae died in Bracken Co., KY on 23 May 1948; she was 82. On 26 Oct 1882 when Emma Mae was 16, she married Alva REED, in Brown Co., OH. Born on 16 Dec 1859 in Pendleton Co., KY. Alva died in Bracken Co., KY on 4 Mar 1931; he was 71. They had the following children: i. Maudy M.. Born on 6 Mar 1884 in Bracken Co., KY. Maudy M. died on 31 Mar 1884 in Bracken Co., KY. 59 ii. Elmer Ernest (1886-1963) iii. Clifford. Born on 3 Oct 1887 in Bracken Co., KY. Clifford died on 3 Oct 1887 in Bracken Co., KY.

--248-- 60 iv. Orin Minetta (1888-1961) 61 v. Velma Louvetta (1890-1981) 62 vi. Stella Mae (1894-1977) 63 vii. Edna Hazel (1898-1979) 64 viii. Denver Raymond (1901-1973) 65 ix. Mary Ann (1904-1995) 66 x. Ina Marie (1908-1996) 32. Elizabeth HOLLIDAY. Elizabeth died in 1945. In 1884 Elizabeth married Dr. Higgins SMITH. Born on 21 Aug 1847 in Harrison County, Kentucky. The Cynthiana Democrat ran the following article on Dr. Smith: DR. HIGGINS C. SMITH A portrait of Dr. Higgins C. Smith, Chairman of the Harrison County Democratic Committee, and Chairman of the Democratic Committee for the Twenty-eighth Judicial District, is presented on this page. Little Miss Agnes Ball Smith also appears in the portrait, because the two make such a handsome combina- tion the artistic taste of the DEMOCRAT would not allow a separation. Dr. Smith was born in Harrison county on August 21st, 1847. He graduated in medicine from Belleview Hospital, New York City, in 1869, and practiced continously in the counties of Harrison, Scott and Bourbon until 1893. He was born and raised on a farm, and has resided there all his life. In 1884 he married to Miss Elizabeth Varnon Holliday. In politics Dr. Smith has always taken a prominent part, being identified with the democratic party, and through it laboring for what he conceived the best interests of all classes of people. A farmer himself, he understands the needs and requirement of farmers, and in him they have always found a staunch friend. The doctor was chosen unanimously for the prominent positions he occupies in local politics, a just tribute to the worth and integrity of the man. He is now being urged by his friend to become a candidate for the democratic Congressonal nomination from the Ninth district, and should he consent there is no doubt that he would command a large and influential following. If nominated he would be elected. Miss Agnes Ball Smith is a sweet and winsome girl about ten years old. She is a lineal descendant of Esther Ball whose half-sister, Mary Ball, was the mother of George Washington. Agnes is naturally a great favorite with the older folks and well as with the little folks. Her gentle disposition, vivacious manners and bright mind persage the womanly woman and a popular welcome when “coming out time” arrives.31 They had one child: 67 i. Agnes 33. Hubbard Warfield SHAWHAN II. Born abt 1867 in Cynthiana, KY. Hubbard served in the Spanish-American War with the US Army in Cuba. Prior to that he was a 2nd Lt. in Company K, 2nd Regiment of Infantry, Kentucky State Guards, organized in 1894 in Cynthiana, known as the Lafferty Guards.32 abt 1889 when Hubbard Warfield was 22, he married Helen MUSSELMAN, daughter of William MUSSELMAN & Kittie Sallie PRICE, in KY. Born in 1870 in KY. Helen died in KY in 1922; she was 52. Helen’s father, W. C. Musselman, was one of the few Harrison Co., KY residents who served in the Union Army during the Civil War, rising from Private to a Captain in charge of a company engaged in such battles as Shiloh, Chattanooga, and the Atlanta campaign. Helen was de- scended from John Price, b. 1759 in Frederick Co., MD, a Revolutionary War soldier who served at Princeton, NJ, at Monmouth, NJ, and was wounded at the Battle of Brandywine. They had one child: 68 i. Hubbard William (1890-1954) 34. Marguerite Rebecca LYNE.33 Marguerite Rebecca married Mathew Rume PAYNE. They had one child: 69 i. Maria Gay (1908-1993) 35. Charles Brent MAY. Born on 7 Mar 1875. Charles Brent died in Mar 1953; he was 77. On 17 Jun 1905 when Charles Brent was 30, he married Edna Heath FITHIAN, daughter of Edward Ray FITHIAN (1854-1895) & Mary Ford HEATH (1857-1929). Born on 9 Dec 1882. Edna Heath died on 23 May 1923; she was 40. They had the following children: 70 i. Mary Heath (1904-1982) 71 ii. Elizabeth Brent (1915-1997) 36. Henry Shawhan MAY. Born on 8 Jan 1878. On 22 Jan 1908 when Henry Shawhan was 30, he first married Amanda YERKES. Born on 11 Dec 1885 in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Amanda died on 8 Mar 1921; she was 35. They had the following children:

--249-- i. John, born on 4 Oct 1909. John died in McKenzie, Tennessee ca 1993; he was 83. On 28 Dec 1946 when John was 37, he married Madge HAWKINS. Born in Hillsboro, Kentucky. 72 ii. Ann Shawhan (1914-) In 1925 when Henry Shawhan was 46, he second married Kittie BURBERRY. 37. Webb LAIL. Born on 22 Dec 1848. Webb died on 4 Aug 1933; he was 84. Webb married Mary A. HUFFMAN. Mary A. died on 7 Jul 1940. They had the following children: i. George William. Born on 23 Feb 1883. George William died on 15 Jun 1886; he was 3. ii. Joseph. Born on 11 Mar 1885. Joseph died on 11 Jun 1943; he was 58. Joseph married Mary Lou BAKER. Mary Lou died in Sep 1975. 73 iii. John K. 74 iv. Frank (1888-ca1963) 75 v. Webb (1891-) 38. Woodford LAIL. Born in 1858. Woodford died on 26 Mar 1922; he was 64. Woodford married Flodia BRAMBLETT. Flodia died on 13 May 1933. They had the following children: i. Correna. Born ca 1874. Correna died on 12 Oct 1959; she was 85. Correna married Rufus R. LAIL, son of Charles Francis LAIL (1838-) & Sarah Alice McMILLAN. Born on 22 Aug 1876. Rufus R. died on 28 Sep 1935; he was 59. ii. Wornell. Born in 1880. Wornell died on 4 Jan 1913; he was 33. iii. Addie G.. Born on 21 Mar 1888. Addie G. died in 1969; she was 80. iv. James T.. Born on 24 Dec 1889. James T. died on 7 Apr 1942; he was 52. v. Alexander. Born on 23 Apr 1896. Alexander died ca 1960; he was 63. 76 vi. Larkin (1900-1963) 39. Henry Miller LAIL. Born on 28 Jan 1853. Henry Miller died on 3 Feb 1914; he was 61. Henry Miller first married Emma J. NOYES. Born on 28 Aug 1858. Emma J. died on 29 Jul 1899; she was 40. They had the following children: Margaret, born on 19 Apr 1889 and died on 8 Mar 1945—she married JOHNSON; James Patterson, born on 9 Jun 1891 and died ca 1977—he married Mary Louise BRUCE; John Noyes, born on 25 Mar 1893 and died on 27 Mar 1956. John Noyes never married. Henry Miller second married Mary DRANE. Born ca 1870. Mary died on 14 Feb 1960; she was 90. They had one child, Sarah Ann Eliza, born on 18 Nov 1910. 40. John Harold Laird LAIL. Born in Apr 1865. John Harold Laird married Effie Pearl NEWSOM. Born on 17 Mar 1872 in Worthington, Indiana. “John H. Lail, M.D. It is widely recognized, in comparison of the relative value to mankind of the various professions and pursuits to which men devote their time and energies, that none is more important than the science of medicine. Human destiny is largely in the hands of the physician from the cradle to the grave, not alone on account of the effect his ministrations may have upon the physical system but upon men’s moral and mental nature as well. A cheerful presence, a sympathetic disposition and a kindly nature often contribute to a patient’s recovery in as great a measure as the medicines administered, and therefore form essential qualifications to be possessed by the successful practitioner. In none of these has Dr. John H. Lail, of Anderson, been found lacking. A resident of Anderson since 1906, he has steadily advanced his position (sic) in his profession, gained marked distinction by reason of his broad knowledge, his skill, and his devotion to the high ideals of his honored calling. “John H. Lail was born April 21, 1865, in Washington twpship (sic), Rush Co., Indiana, and is the son of George H. and Mary (Shawhan) Lail. His father, a native of Kentucky, removed from that state to Rush Co. in early manhood, where he was engaged in agricultural pursuits for some years, and upon his retire- ment went to Indianapolis where he continued to live in retirement. True to the characteristics of Kentuck- ians, he was a great lover of horses and was known during his day as a noted breeder of, and dealer in, fine stock. Among his animals was “Elsie Good”, (paragraph ends). “After attending the public schools of Rush Co., Indiana, Dr. John H. Lail received instructions in select school and subsequently, becoming a student of medicine, took up his studies in the Physio-Medical College at Indianapolis from which institution he was graduated in 1893. Following this he entered upon the practice of his profession at Ingalls where he was successful in building up a large clientele., but in 1905, desiring a wider field, came to Anderson, opened well-appointed offices in the Union Bldg and here has continued in the enjoyment of a steadily increasing practice. Keen discernment in the diagnosis of a case, sound judgement in prescribing medicines and methods of treatment, thorough understanding of

--250-- anatomy, and marked skill in the operating room, have won him rank among the ablest physicians and surgeons of Anderson. He is a member of the Madison Co. Medical Society. His fraternal connections are with the Camels of the World, and the Modern Woodmen of America, both of which he has numerous friends. He is a man of public spirit and a broad minded citizen, thoroughly awake to all enterprises tending to the public welfare. “In 1891, Dr. Lail was married to Miss Effie Newsom, who was born at Worthington, Greene Co., Indiana, daughter of William J. Newsom, an honored citizen of Warrington, Hancock Co., Indiana, where for some years he served in the capacity of postmaster. Dr. and Mrs. Lail have had three children: Verne N., Gladys and Bernice, twins. Verne N. is in business in Seattle, Washington; Gladys is the wife of Merril F. Gustin of Anderson, and Bernice is living at home.”34 Effie Newsom’s gr-granddaughter, Sarah Knecht, has many fond memories of — e.g. her crocheting, her love of “Starlight Mints” candies, her autograph books, and her superb piano playing; her favorite pieces marches and Steven Foster songs. Among Sarah’s prize possessions are Effie’s diaries. One of the many stories about Effie is the tale how she would use her twin daughters, Bernice and Gladys, as models in department store windows; she would exhibit them as a singular model, displaying the attire of the time which was long dresses, flamboyant hats, and a lot of paraphernalia. One of them would come out into the window display, dressed to the nines. Then when she would leave the window, a very short time would elapse, and the other one would come in a completely different outfit, also dressed in the latest fashion! People would look on in amazement, trying to figure how one person change clothes so quickly! It always created quite a stir and brought lots of business to the store. They had the following children: 77 i. Verne Newsom (1892-1936) 78 ii. Gladys Shawhan (Twin) (1893-1917) iii. Bernice Shawhan (Twin). Born on 29 Nov 1893. Bernice Shawhan died in Salem, Oregon on 29 Oct 1965; she was 71. Bernice Shawhan married Harold M. EDMONDS. Born in Canada. 41. George Shawhan LAIL. Born on 17 Sep 1866 in Falmouth, Indiana. George Shawhan died in Indiana. George Shawhan first married Florence IRETON. Born in Nov 1874. About 1887 when George Shawhan was 20, he second married Rozzie Belle GLIDDEN. Born on 5 Nov 1868. Rozzie Belle died in Indiana on 3 Oct 1892; she was 23. They had the following children: 79 i. Augusta Belle (1888-) 80 ii. Mary Shawhan (1890-) 42. James Madison LAIL. Born abt 1870 in Indiana. James Madison married Estella STIERS. Born in May 1870. They had one child: 81 i. Leona (1891-) 43. William Shawhan LAIL. Born on 16 Feb 1872 in Indiana. About 1894 when William Shawhan was 21, he married Evelyn MORRIS. Born on 28 Jun 1872. They had the following children: 82 i. Mary Lois (1898-) 83 ii. Robert William (1901-1964) 84 iii. Margaret Ann (1906-) 85 iv. Henry Oliver (1908-1965) 44. Talitha Rush MOORE. Born on 9 Jul 1860 in Falmouth, KY. Talitha Rush died in Kansas City, MO on 2 Dec 1953; she was 93. Talitha was a very accomplished woman who wrote columns on Kentucky and Missouri history for the Kansas City Star newspaper. In 1881 when Talitha Rush was 20, she married Henry Dodrige AMENT, son of George Henry AMENT & Rebecca Jane WHEAT, in Covington, KY. Born on 11 Jul 1858 in Bourbon Co., KY. Henry Dodrige died in Kansas City, MO on 9 Oct 1925; he was 67. They had the following children: 86 i. Alice Louise (1894-1988) ii. Thomas Moore. Born abt 1896. iii. Shelby. Born abt 1900. 45. Sterling MOORE. Sterling married Anna KIMBROUGH, daughter of Major KIMBROUGH & Minerva SNELL (1827-1886). They had the following children: Snell., Lica, Price, Minerva, and T.H.. 46. Harry Bedford SHAWHAN. Born on 15 Jan 1875 in Carter Co., KY. Harry Bedford died in Barberton, OH in Nov 1966; he was 91. abt 1898 when Harry Bedford was 22, he married Margaret FRANK. Born abt 1878. They had the following children: 87 i. Joseph (1921-1994) ii. Fletcher. Born on 1 May 1900.

--251-- iii. Henry. Born abt 1899. iv. Margaret. Born in 1903. v. Benjamin. Born in Aug 1905. 47. John SHAWHAN. Born on 11 Nov 1877 in KY. In Nov 1899 when John was 21, he married Catherine “Kate” COREY, in Ashland, KY. They had the following children: Frank, born on 18 Sep 1901. Frank died on 1 Apr 1902; Elizabeth, born on 10 Apr 1902; Daniel, born on 19 Oct 1903, and died on 10 Oct 1906; Bedford, born on 4 Jul 1905. 48. Pugh Miller SHAWHAN.35 Born on 22 Feb 1881 in KY. Pugh Miller died in Rush, KY in Nov 1967; he was 86. Pugh Miller married Rachel ADAMS. They had the following children: Tabitha, born on 7 Jul 1903; Joseph, born abt 1906; Mary, born abt 1907; Robert, born abt 1909. 49. Joseph Ewalt SHAWHAN. Born on 27 Jul 1883 in Carter Co., KY. Joseph Ewalt died in Fairfax Co., VA on 15 Apr 1944; he was 60. Joseph was born and raised in Carter Co., KY, early on learning how to hunt to help put food on the table. He soon determined that coal mining was not for him, so he enlisted in the US Army in 1905, serving until May 1913, including tours of duty in the US and also in fighting against the hostile Moros, on Mindanao, in the Philippines; he was discharged as a quartermaster sergeant. After his release he accepted a position with the Bureau of Engraving in Washington, D.C. and soon married Grace Morris, also from Carter County. He also worked at the US Navy Yard in D.C. and, in 1922, began work with the Corps of Engineers, where he continued to serve until his death in 1944. He was a member of the Christian Church and was a Mason. True to his early upbringing, he was always an outstanding shot and hunter of quail. On 26 Dec 1913 when Joseph Ewalt was 30, he married Grace May MORRIS, daughter of John MORRIS & Martha GILBERT, in Grayson, KY. Born on 31 Dec 1890 in Carter Co., KY. Grace May died in Arlington, VA on 8 Nov 1977; she was 86. Grace was born at Smoky Valley in Carter Co., Ky, educated at a high school in Grayson, and graduated from Morehead, (KY) College in 1908, after which she began teaching in the public schools of Carter County. After her family’s move to Washington D. C. she became a substitute teacher in the Arlington, VA public schools. She was also very active in the Christian Church and in the Order of the Eastern Star. They had one child: 88 i. Daniel Green (1918-) 50. William Pugh MILLER Jr. Born on 16 Nov 1871. William Pugh married Willie Moore LAIR.. They had one child, Mabel, who married Renaker PARKS. Mabel and Renaker PARKS had two children, William Alvin and Renaker Duvall.

Fifth Generation

51. William Rienharte SHAWHAN. Born on 30 Jul 1878 in Berlin, Bracken Co., KY. William Rienharte died in Sumner, Pierce Co., WA on 14 Apr 1956; he was 77. As reported by his daughter, Kathleen, William left home quite early, as he very much disliked the tobacco farming of his father — the “stoop labor” involved. So he became an electrician, and decided to see the country, traveling to Canada and then to Montana, among other locales. It was in Great Falls, Montana, that he met the beautiful music teacher, who would later become his wife, after being married back in Minnesota, where she was born and grew up. They then returned to Montana, where they spent many years before moving to the Northwest. On 20 Oct 1912 when William Rienharte was 34, he married Marian Leola STONE, daughter of Azro STONE & Sarah PHELPS, in St. Paul, MN. Born on 8 Aug 1880 in St. Peter, MN. Marian Leola died in Puyallup, Pierce Co., WA on 10 Aug 1967; she was 87. They had one child: 89 i. Kathleen (1913-1995) 52. Mary Ella SHAWHAN. Born on 31 Aug 1882. Mary Ella died in Danville, IL on 4 Jul 1950; she was 67. abt 1902 when Mary Ella was 19, she married THOMAS. They had the following children: i. Ralph. Born on 8 Feb 1903. Ralph died in Goshen, IN in Feb 1976; he was 72. Ralph worked for many years, in Denver and Kansas City, for AT&T Long Lines, the interstate entity of the former Bell System. abt 1930 when Ralph was 26, he married Emma (UNKNOWN). Born abt 1909. Emma died in Goshen, IN in Jun 1984; she was 75. ii. Vinnie. Born abt 1904. Vinnie died in Dayton, OH in Feb 1984; he was 80. iii. Charles. Born abt 1906. 53. Pearl Elsie SHAWHAN. Born on 29 Oct 1886. Pearl Elsie died in Council Bluffs, IA on 22 Feb 1926; she was 39. abt 1902 when Pearl Elsie was 15, she married HANSEN. They had one child: 90 i. Retta (~1903-) --252-- 54. Woodford Isaac SHAWHAN. Born on 10 Nov 1902 in Shelbyville, KY. Woodford Isaac died in MI on 29 Jan 1956; he was 53. Woodford spent some time in the U.S. Navy, but his primary job was that of a Great Lakes sailor, manning the ore and other boats traveling throughout the states bordering these waters. On 3 Mar 1933 when Woodford Isaac was 30, he married Josephine E. SHICK, in Detroit, MI. Born on 11 Sep 1910 in MI. Josephine E. died in Manitowac, WI on 25 Aug 1993; she was 82. They had the following children: 91 i. Donald Woodford (1934-) ii. Robert William. Born on 18 Nov 1938 in Detroit, MI. iii. Helen Lillian. Born on 9 Oct 1940 in Detroit, MI. 55. Robert SHAWHAN. Born on 21 Mar 1908 in Shelbyville, KY. Robert died in Aurora, IL in Oct 1982; he was 74. Robert married Mary UNKNOWN. They had one child, Susan. 56. John Franklin SHAWHAN. Born on 4 Feb 1912 in Cincinnati, OH. J. Frank graduated from the Univ. of Cincinnati in 1935 with an Electrical Engineering degree. Shortly after his marriage to Etha, they moved to College Hill, a Cincinnati suburb. After working two years with the Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co., he became the Chief Engineer for the Shepard Elevator Co., which became the Dover Elevator Co.; when Dover relocated its Elevator division to Memphis, in 1962, J. Frank also moved his family there. In 1977 he retired as Engineering Vice Presi- dent. J. Frank is very interested in his ancestry, and has been very helpful in providing family history information; in his research he visited the little town of Shawhan, KY, and spoke to the minister of the “First Presbyterian Church of Shawhan”. Among his fond memories of Cincinnati are the visits he used to make to see friends and relatives who lived in the suburbs of Loveland and Twightwee. On 1 Jun 1937 when John Franklin was 25, he married Etha HELLER, daughter of Albert HELLER & Elsie EGGER, in Cincinnati, OH. Born on 16 May 1914 in Cincinnati, OH. Etha graduated as an RN from Jewish Hospital School of Nursing in 1935. She traces her heritage back to ancestors who lived in Alsace Lorraine, a territory lying at the borders of France and Germany and often battled over by the two countries. They had one child, Nancy Elizabeth, born on 21 Feb 1941 in Cincinnati, OH. On 22 Jun 1974 when Nancy Elizabeth was 33, she married Charles Eugene WALKER , Sr., in Memphis, TN. Born on 27 Apr 1925. Nancy and Charles met while he was stationed at the Millington, TN Naval Air Base, after the death of his first wife. They now enjoy such pastimes as swimming, traveling, and camping — e.g. they made a tent camping trip to Alaska. Nancy has been an educator for some 33 years, and is currently teaching German and Algebra at the high school level; she is computer literate and has her German students using the internet to regularly exchange e-mails with peers in Germany. Charles is a retired Navy Commander, having served for 25 years, primarily in Aviation Ordinance; this included a stint as a bombardier on an A3D “Sky Warrior” attack jet and duty on board such aircraft carriers as the Tarawa, Kearsarge, Oriskany, Shangrila, and Ranger. 57. Mary SNOW. Mary married Omar BLACK. They had the following children: Emma Jane, Charles Elbert, and Arvel Clifton. 58. Emma SNOW. Emma married TAYLOR. They had the following children, Doris Jane, Mary Jane, and Joseph. 59. Elmer Ernest REED. Born on 25 Feb 1886 in Bracken Co., KY. Elmer Ernest died in Bracken Co., KY on 20 Mar 1963; he was 77. abt 1910 when Elmer Ernest was 23, he first married Ida COY. Born abt 1895. Ida died on 18 Sep 1987; she was 92. They had the following children: i. Elmer E. Born on 12 Dec 1912. Elmer E. died on 22 Jan 1980; he was 67. ii. William Roy. Born on 11 Jun 1914. 92 iii. Emma (1915-) iv. Lena. Born on 25 Apr 1922.

About 1955 when Elmer Ernest was 68, he second married Agnes Marie FAWN, in KY. Born on 6 Sep 1938 in Fayette Co., KY. Agnes Marie died in Bracken Co., KY on 23 Oct 1961; she was 23. They had the following children: Susie Marie, born on 10 Aug 1955 in Bracken Co., KY.; Rosie Lee, born on 19 Mar 1957 in Bracken Co., KY.; Ina Marie, born on 3 Dec 1960 in Bracken Co., KY. 60. Orin Minetta REED. Born on 3 Sep 1888 in Bracken Co., KY. Orin Minetta died in Maysville, Mason Co., KY on 24 Oct 1961; he was 73. On 19 Aug 1907 when Orin Minetta was 18, he married Treasie GILLISPIE, in KY. Born on 19 Jun 1893. Treasie died in Campbell Co., KY on 23 Jan 1978; she was 84. They had the following children: Thelma Arretta, born on 1 Oct 1910; Edna May, born on 25 Jan 1916; Mildred Greeba, born on 25 Jan 1916; Alva Orin, born on 11 Aug 1918. 61. Velma Louvetta REED. Born on 30 Dec 1890 in Bracken Co., KY. Velma Louvetta died in Cynthiana, Harrison Co., KY on 1 Mar 1981; she was 90. On 3 Jun 1906 when Velma Louvetta was 15, she first married Elmer

--253-- SHELTON, in West Union, Adams Co., OH. On 31 Dec 1908 when Velma Louvetta was 18, she second married William Thomas MOOREHEAD, in Bracken Co., KY. Born on 11 Aug 1882 in Bracken Co., KY. William Thomas died in Bracken Co., KY in Nov 1958; he was 76. Velma and William had one child: 93 i. Less (1909-) On 9 Feb 1922 when Velma Louvetta was 31, she third married Albert YOUNG, son of Gilbert YOUNG & Euphesia THOMAS, in Bourbon Co., KY. Born on 12 Nov 1889 in Bracken Co., KY. Albert died in Bracken Co., KY on 21 Nov 1979; he was 90. They had one child: 94 i. Herman Dale (1923-1995) 62. Stella Mae REED. Born on 28 May 1894 in Bracken Co., KY. Stella Mae died in Bracken Co., KY on 9 Feb 1977; she was 82. On 30 Jan 1908 when Stella Mae was 13, she married Grant COURTNEY, in KY. Born on 27 Sep 1888. Grant died in Bracken Co., KY on 28 Oct 1964; he was 76. They had the following children: Laurence Elbert, born on 12 Jan 1909, and died on 22 Mar 1909; Hubert E.. Born on 14 Jun 1910; Elmo, born on 20 Aug 1915, and died in Pendleton Co., KY on 18 Mar 1992, at the age of 76. 63. Edna Hazel REED. Born on 27 Aug 1898 in Bracken Co., KY. Edna Hazel died in Ft. Thomas, Campbell Co., KY on 20 Oct 1979; she was 81. On 2 Oct 1915 when Edna Hazel was 17, she married Earl Hicks MOYER, in Falmouth, KY. Born in 1895 in Foster, Bracken Co., KY. Earl Hicks died in Bracken Co., KY on 6 May 1963; he was 68. They had the following children: Herbert Chesley, born on 28 Aug 1917; Roscoe E., born on 19 Feb 1919; Wilma Louise, born on 28 Dec 1920; Paul G., born in 1922 and died in Cincinnati, OH on 28 Aug 1936, at the age of 14; Ruth, born on 23 Nov 1926; Robert, born in Dec 1931; Audrey Hope, born on 18 Dec 1933. 64. Denver Raymond REED. Born on 23 Nov 1901 in Bracken Co., KY. Denver Raymond died in Campbell Co., KY on 11 Aug 1973; he was 71. On 10 Aug 1918 when Denver Raymond was 16, he first married Stella ESTEP. Born in 1898. Stella died in 1988; she was 90. On 22 Feb 1930 when Denver Raymond was 28, he second married Lillian GARRETT, in KY. Born in 1907. Lillian died in Campbell Co., KY in 1980; she was 73. They had one child, Donald Ray, born on 15 Apr 1939. 65. Mary Ann REED. Born on 10 Sep 1904 in Bracken Co., KY. Mary Ann died in Pendleton Co., KY on 26 May 1995; she was 90. On 23 Dec 1922 when Mary Ann was 18, she married Raymond Edward COURTNEY, in Falmouth, KY. Born on 18 Mar 1905 in Bracken Co., KY. Raymond Edward died in Pendleton Co., KY on 9 Oct 1986; he was 81. They had the following children: Herman Fay, born on 9 Aug 1925, and Geneva Fern, born on 5 Sep 1931. 66. Ina Marie REED. Born on 26 Dec 1908 in Bracken Co., KY. Ina Marie died in Covington, Kenton Co., KY on 27 Jul 1996; she was 87. On 1 Dec 1923 when Ina Marie was 14, she first married Albert R. HANCOCK, in Falmouth, KY. Born on 12 Jan 1904. Albert R. died in Ft. Thomas, Campbell Co., KY on 1 Sep 1983; he was 79. On 12 Dec 1931 when Ina Marie was 22, she second married Paul GARRETT, son of Rufus GARRETT & Nell FLETCHER, in Falmouth, KY. Born on 28 Jan 1912 in Mason Co., KY. Paul died in Bracken Co., KY on 7 Dec 1976; he was 64. They had one child, Dorothy, born on 5 Oct 1934. 67. Agnes SMITH. In 1916 Agnes married Bas McDOWELL. Bas died in 1926. They had two children, Elizabeth and Agnes. 68. Hubbard William SHAWHAN. Born on 11 Nov 1890 in Cynthiana, KY. Hubbard William died in Staunton, VA in Sep 1954; he was 63. The Cynthiana Democrat of June 1896, shows a picture of a group of children, includ- ing “Hubbard William Shawhan, only child of Helen Musselman and Hubbard W. Shawhan.”, together with such other children as James Megibben, Jack Desha, Jessie Frazer, Helen Lafferty, and Mary Elizabeth Ammerman. The 1939 edition titled “Who’s Who in West Virginia” described Hubbard as the Dir. of Conservation in WV, after being engaged in forestry work in Oregon and WV; he formerly lived in Asheville, NC and attended the U. of Ky. During WWI he served with the 6th Trench Mortar Battery in France; in WWII he was a Lt. Col. with the Coast Artillery at Ft. Moultrie, SC. On 18 Apr 1917 when Hubbard William was 26, he married Mary Kaye ALVES, daughter of Thomas Davis ALVES & Mary WALKER, in El Paso, TX. Born on 15 Sep 1892 in Henderson, KY. Mary Kaye died in West Point, NY in 1963; she was 70. The Alves family has an interesting history. Descendents of Sir Walter Scott, the family migrated from Scotland to North Carolina in the 1700s. The original family name was “Hogg”, but it was legally changed by James Hogg to “Alves” in 1786, the maiden name of his wife, McDowell Alves, also a descendant of Sir Walter Scott. Like the Shawhans, the Alves clan were also pioneers — they were members of the courageous band which accompanied Daniel Boone into Kentucky in 1767 and helped found Henderson, Ky, where they settled, surviving Indian warfare and many other hardships. They had the following children:

--254-- 95 i. Mary Helen (1926-) 96 ii. Hubbard William (1922-) 69. Maria Gay PAYNE. Born on 28 Jan 1908 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Maria Gay died in Bourbon County, Kentucky on 19 Nov 1993; she was 85. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Bourbon County, KY. On 25 Aug 1926 when Maria Gay was 18, she married William Perry WORNALL, in Augusta, Kentucky. Born on 24 Jun 1904 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. William Perry died on 19 May 1948; he was 43. They had the following children: 97 i. Marguerite Lyne (1928-) ii. William Perry. Born on 21 Oct 1931 in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky. 70. Mary Heath MAY. Born on 3 Sep 1904 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Mary Heath died in Bourbon County, Kentucky on 3 Oct 1982; she was 78. On 25 Aug 1925 when Mary Heath was 20, she married Eugene LAIR, son of John Muir LAIR (1876-1937) & America Layson MOORE (1878-1972). Born on 30 Mar 1902 in Harrison County, Kentucky. Eugene died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky on 31 May 1944; he was 42. They had the following children: 98 i. Betty Hewitt (1939-) 99 ii. Mary Gene (1926-1995) 71. Elizabeth Brent MAY. Born on 5 Apr 1915. Elizabeth Brent died on 26 Sep 1997; she was 82. On 6 Apr 1946 when Elizabeth Brent was 31, she married Dr. George Hanna PREWITT. Born on 6 Dec 1908 in Lexington, Kentucky. They had the following children: 100 i. Betty Paige (1947-) 101 ii. George Hanna “Colonel” (Twin) (1949-) iii. Edna Brent (Twin). Born on 18 Jun 1949. Edna Brent married Warren Anthony TAYLOR. Born on 10 Oct 1950 in Muncie, Indiana. 102 iv. Louise May (1955-) 72. Ann Shawhan MAY. Born on 8 Jun 1914. On 20 May 1934 when Ann Shawhan was 19, she married William McGHEE.36 They had the following children, John, born on 5 Apr 1936, and Nancy, born on 12 Sep 1939. 73. John K. LAIL. John K. first married Aldene B. PROCTOR. They had one child, Dorothy, born on 25 Nov 1916. John K. second married Amy EDDINGTON. Amy died on 26 Sep 1968. They had the following children: 103 i. John W. (1927-) 104 ii. James O. (1927-) iii. Eloise. Eloise married Carmen TUMMINGA. iv. Virginia. Virginia married Robert LEWIS. 74. Frank LAIL. Born on 31 Aug 1888. Frank died ca 1963; he was 74. Frank married Millie MARCUS. Born on 15 Nov 1887. Millie died on 15 Nov 1962; she was 75. They had one child, Bettie Jean, born on 14 Oct 1922. 75. Webb LAIL. Born on 15 Feb 1891. Webb married Margaret NICHOL. They had one child: 105 i. James Donald 76. Larkin LAIL. Born on 6 Aug 1900. Larkin died on 11 Sep 1963; he was 63. Children: 106 i. Larkin (1924-) 107 ii. Marion Ferris (1933-) 108 iii. Kenneth Ray (1938-) 77. Verne Newsom LAIL. Born on 2 Oct 1892. Verne Newsom died on 7 Nov 1936; he was 44.Verne married Ethel McKEOUN. They had the following children, Winifred, Bernice Gladys, and Marion. 78. Gladys Shawhan LAIL. Born on 29 Nov 1893 in Ingalls, Indiana. Gladys Shawhan died in Anderson, Madison County, Indiana on 21 Aug 1917; she was 23. Family stories recall that Gladys had occasional bouts with mental illness. This may have prompted her to attempt suicide resulting in her death at the age of 23; even her father, Dr. John could not save her. Gladys Shawhan married Merle Franklin GUSTIN. Born on 22 Nov 1890 in Madison County, Indiana. Merle Franklin died in Muncie, Delaware County, Indiana on 31 Dec 1975; he was 85. They had one child: 109 i. Norma Lail (1912-1992) 79. Augusta Belle LAIL. Born on 17 Jun 1888 in Indiana. About 1912 when Augusta Belle was 23, she first married Charles A. BROWNELL. Born abt 1887. They had one child, George Stinson, born on 1 May 1915. About 1925 when Augusta Belle was 36, she second married Eugene T. CLIFTON. They had one child, Eugenia Alberta,

--255-- born on 23 Jul 1929. 80. Mary Shawhan LAIL. Born on 30 Jul 1890 in Indiana. On 25 Dec 1912 when Mary Shawhan was 22, she married Joseph Alexander ARCHER. Born on 20 Feb 1889. Mary is remembered as being a gifted artist, a talent she passed on her daughter, Rozza. She also suffered from mental problems, dying in a state hospital for the mentally ill. They had the following children: i. Rozza Elizabeth. Born on 1 Oct 1913 in Indiana. Rozza was an accomplished family historian, authoring “The Shawhan Genealogy” in 1934; it touches on the entire lineage from Darby but its empha- sis is on the family of her ancestor, John McDowell. Like her mother, Rozza is remembered as being a very talented, particularly of watercolors. Her mental illness problems are also recalled, somewhat similar to those suffered by her mother. ii. Joseph Graves. Born on 25 Jun 1920 in Indiana. iii. Arabelle Loder. Born on 12 Aug 1923. iv. Jacqueline Savannah. Born on 24 Mar 1927 in Indiana. v.Dorcas Towson. Born on 16 Dec 1933 in Indiana. 81. Leona LAIL. Born in Aug 1891. Leona married Clifford BEGLEY. They had the following children: Mary Frances, John Clifford, and Elizabeth. 82. Mary Lois LAIL. Born on 6 Mar 1898. On 10 Jan 1925 when Mary Lois was 26, she married Charles Chenault ADAMS. Born on 12 May 1896. They had the following children: Willard Lail, born on 25 Dec 1925, and Evelyn Ann, born on 17 Jan 1930. 83. Robert William LAIL. Born on 25 Mar 1901. Robert William died on 9 May 1964; he was 63. Robert William first married Helen RUBINCAM. They had one child, Richard, born on 4 Nov 1927, and died on 9 Dec 1951; he was 24. Robert William second married Katherine WEINIMAN. They had the following children, Susan E.., born on 13 Mar 1936, and Robert W., born on 4 Aug 1947. 84. Margaret Ann LAIL. Born on 28 Dec 1906. On 28 Nov 1925 when Margaret Ann was 18, she married Raymond MILDERS. Born on 2 May 1901. They had one child, Marilyn, born on 21 Mar 1927. 85. Henry Oliver LAIL. Born on 11 Sep 1908. Henry Oliver died on 13 Oct 1965; he was 57. Henry Oliver married Margaret HOLLIS. They had the following children: 110 i. John Anthony (1938-) ii. Hollis Eileen. Born on 7 Dec 1939. Hollis Eileen married Kenneth Eugene HAMBY. 86. Alice Louise AMENT. Born on 25 Aug 1894 in Marshall, MO. Alice Louise died in Coco Beach, Florida, in 1988; she was 93. Alice Louise is fondly remembered for her very patriotic views and her blue-blood manners, always reminding her children and grandchildren of the prominent ancestors from which they descended. She belonged to the DAR and to the UDC (United Daughters of the Confederacy) and she communicated that fervor in her family relations, maintaining an ongoing genealogy accordingly, dating back to the first Shawhans, Moores, and Aments in Kentucky. She was also an excellent business woman, actively managing her husband’s food-brokerage operation after his death. A grandson recalls her views about the ills of modern society, including the evils of fast- food restaurants — she strongly believed in the value of home cooking. He likewise remembers her insistence on good manners and other “blue-blood” characteristics such as loyalty and acceptance of responsibility. On 10 Jun 1916 when Alice Louise was 21, she married Herbert Winthrop CLARK, son of Charles Francis CLARK & Louisa LANS, in Covington, KY. Born in 1889. Herbert Winthrop died 1 Oct, 1947, in Ludington, Michigan, and is buried at the Holywood Cemetery, Brookline, MA; he was 58. Herbert Clark was working in St.Louis, MO as sales manager for Rexall Drug Co., when he met Alice Louise, whose father’s branch office was there. The main office was in Kansas City, MO.37 They had the following children: i. Herbert. Born in 1917. Herbert died in Vietnam in 1972; he was 55. Herb served with the USAF in WWII, flying B-24s and Catalinas on Air/Sea Rescue missions in the Pacific Theater. He subsequently flew for Air America, the CIA operation, delivering supplies and other cargo during the Vietnam War; Herb was killed when his C-46 cargo plane was shot down in 1972. Herbert married Sarah SOISSA. ii. Tom Shelby. Born in 1919. Tom, as are some of his brothers, is a USAF veteran, serving for 28 years, from 1941 - 1968. He flew AT-11s during WWII and Twin-Mustangs during the Korean War. His numerous duty stations included bases in Europe and Asia. Tom Shelby married Janice BARNETT. 111 iii. Talitha (1920-) iv. Philip. Born in 1922. Philip married Esther UNKNOWN. v. Samuel. Born in 1926. Samuel was a radioman in the USAF. Samuel married Vreni

--256-- UNKNOWN. vi. Georgianna. Born in 1927. Georgianna died in 1982; she was 55. 112 vii. Garrett (1933-) 87. Joseph SHAWHAN. Born on 25 Apr 1921 in Barberton, OH. Joseph died in Harrison, NJ on 11 Dec 1994; he was 73. Joe started his working career with the US Coast Guard but transferred to the US Merchant Marine during WWII, during which he served in some very hazardous duty in ships traveling in convoys — e.g. his ship was part of a 60 ship convoy carrying munitions and war material to Murmansk, Russia in Sept. 1943 — only 13 ships survived the attacks of German U-Boats and planes. After the war, Joe joined General Motors as an engineer specializing in the maintenance of huge construction equipment — he eventually retired to Harrison, NJ. Joe met his wife Eleanor while on a brief liberty from his ship in the Port of New York in Dec. 1942. In Jul 1943 when Joseph was 22, he married Eleanor SWIDO. Born abt 1922 in Homer City, PA. They had the following children: Lorraine, born on 13 Jan 1945; Jo-El, born on 26 May 1947; Janis, born on 12 May 1950; Joseph Jr., born on 16 Oct 1956. 88. Daniel Green SHAWHAN. Born on 29 Jul 1918 in Washington, D.C. Dan was educated in the Arlington, VA public schools and subsequently graduated from Virginia Polytechnic Institute in Blacksburg, VA in June 1940, with a degree in Civil Engineering. After being commissioned a 2nd LT., Reserve Officer, in the Corps of Engineers, he was called to active duty in January 1942. He subsequently served at Ft. Belvoir, VA and overseas with the Seventh Army, under Gen. Patch, during its drive into Germany; his Engineers were responsible for setting and clearing mine fields, erecting assault bridges, demolitions work, etc. After his discharge as a Lt. Colonel, he accepted a position with the Standard Oil Co. (Exxon) for whom he worked as a Marketing and Distribution Engineering Manager in their Caribbean operations. This included an assignment in Cuba from 1956-1960, experiencing the Castro revolu- tion — the Exxon facilities were nationalized by Castro’s Communist regime. He and his wife, Jessie Lee, also lived in Puerto Rico for several years, while Dan managed Exxon facilities fromBermuda to French Guyana and all of Central America. His heirlooms include a Tin Type picture of Joseph Shawhan (1781-1871) and paintings of his grandfather John (1811-1862) and his wife, Talitha.38 In retirement, Dan enjoys golf, his grandchildren, and travel with his wife. On 6 Nov 1943 when Daniel Green was 25, he married Jessie Lee AUSTIN, daughter of Joseph AUSTIN & Laura MEEK, in Roanoke, VA. Born on 10 Jan 1921 in VA. Jessie was the youngest child of a very large family. During WWII she worked in Washington D.C. for the Selective Service Department; i.e., the organiza- tion that dealt with Draft Boards and conscientious objectors throughout the country. It was at this time that she caught the eye of Daniel Green Shawhan who happened to be stationed at Fort Belvoir, VA, just south of the capital city. They were married shortly before he was shipped overseas to Europe. They had the following children: 113 i. Katherine Grace (1945-) ii. Laura Lee. Born on 13 Apr 1947. Laura graduated from the Univ. of Tennessee with a degree in Education. She taught school for a while but is presently Office Manager for a company in the computer field. 114 iii. Ann Morris (1951-) 115 iv. Daniel Joseph (1954-) v. Janice Austin. Born on 19 Jul 1956. A grad of Florida State U. with a degree in Commu- nications, Janice is presently a Counter Manager for Este Lauder at a Dillard Dept. Store.

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89. Kathleen SHAWHAN. Born on 24 Aug 1913 in Lewistown, Fergus Co., MT. Kathleen died in Puyallup, Pierce Co., WA on 9 Oct 1995; she was 82. Born in Lewistown, Montana, she lived in Tacoma, WA before moving to Puyallup in 1930. She was a homemaker and a member of the First Christian Church; she also was active with the Garden Club. Kathleen spent many years researching her family history, in particular trying to establish where her Shawhan ancestry linked with the descendant tree of the original Darby Shawhan. She was able to prove her ancestry back to Joseph Shawhan, b. abt 1798, who married Sarah Nesbit, but was never able to link that Joseph with his parentage. On 17 Sep 1932 when Kathleen was 19, she married Kenneth Alexander KITCHEN, in Puyallup, Pierce Co., WA. Born on 18 Feb 1908 in Onamay, Cheboygan Co., MI. Kenneth Alexander died in Puyallup, Pierce Co., WA on 10 Nov 1990; he was 82. Kenneth came to Puyallup, WA in 1921. When he became of age he joined the Telephone Company, retiring, as a supervisor at Pacific Northwest Bell, after 44 years of service, in 1970. They had the following children: 116 i. Joan Carol (1934-) 117 ii. Audrey Dawn (1936-)

--257-- 90. Retta HANSEN. Born abt 1903. abt 1920 when Retta was 17, she married MARTIN. They had one child, Robert, born abt 1921, and died in Hawaii in Apr 1941; he was 20. Robert was in the US Navy, assigned to an aircraft carrier; he was killed in a plane crash in Hawaii. 91. Donald Woodford SHAWHAN. Born on 7 May 1934 in Detroit, MI. Don was a blacksmith for some forty years at this Great Lakes port; he also was a Great Lakes sailor, starting out as a coal passer and eventually becom- ing a helmsman, on ore and other boats plying those waters. After retiring he has worked at researching his heritage, trying to link his ancestry with the known Shawhan Family tree. He and his wife Delores are also very active in Civil War reenactments, he being a Pvt. in the Third Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry and a Vice Pres. of the Wisconsin Civil War Reenactors. Don traces his heritage back to ancestors who fought for the Union during the Civil War. On 19 Jun 1953 when Donald Woodford was 19, he married Delores VIEL, in Manitowac, WI. Born in 1931. They had one child, Donald Robert, born on 4 Dec 1955 in Manitowac, WI. 92. Emma REED. Born on 29 Sep 1915. About 1932 when Emma was 16, she first married George JORDAN. Born about 1914. They had two children, Elmer Earl, born on 7 Aug 1932, and Betty, born on 26 Feb 1935. About 1940 when Emma was 24, she second married Oscar STROUD. Born on 30 Aug 1911. Oscar died in 1990; he was 78. They had the two children, Oscar, born on 19 Jul 1941, and Barbara, born on 17 Jan 1943. 93. Less MOOREHEAD. Born on 21 Apr 1909 in Bracken Co., KY. In Sep 1924 when Less was 15, he first married Anna Mae HALL. Born on 9 Dec 1905 in Pendleton Co., KY. Anna Mae died in Covington, Kenton Co., KY on 7 May 1984; she was 78. They had one child, Stanley, born on 26 Jul 1925 in Pendleton Co., KY. On 15 Jan 1949 when Stanley was 23, he married Emma Grace CONRAD, in Falmouth, KY. Born on 29 Nov 1928 in Pendleton Co., KY. Emma Grace died in Bracken Co., KY on 5 May 1997; she was 68. On 28 Mar 1936 when Less was 26, he second married Ruth BIDDLE, in Ft. Thomas, Campbell Co., KY. Born on 12 Jun 1918 in Pendleton Co., KY. Ruth died in Pendleton Co., KY on 21 Jan 1988; she was 69. They had one child, James Carol, born on 13 Aug 1940, and died the same day. 94. Herman Dale YOUNG. Born on 18 Jul 1923 in Bracken Co., KY. Herman Dale died in near Berlin, Bracken Co., KY on 5 May 1995; he was 71. On 28 Feb 1948 when Herman Dale was 24, he married Thelma Jane GUDGELL, daughter of Wallace GUDGELL & Rebecca WADE, in Bourbon Co., KY. Born on 8 May 1924 in Nicholas Co., KY. They had the following children: 118 i. Kenneth Dale (1949-) 119 ii. Michael Lynn (1958-) 120 iii. Judy Ann (1960-) 95. Mary Helen SHAWHAN. Born on 16 Mar 1926 in Beckley, WV. Mary attended Finch University and the University of South Carolina, after which she worked for many years for the US Congress in an administrative capacity. On 24 May 1952 when Mary Helen was 26, she married Robert E. LYNCH. Born on 24 Sep 1923 in Cambridge, MA. Born and raised in Massachusetts, Robert was in the ROTC at Harvard when he was called to serve in the Army in 1942. He went to OCS and then served in the 1260 Engineering Combat Bn. in the European Theater, primarily attached to Sixth Army units. They entered France thru the port of Marseilles, then moved north thru the Saar and crossed over the Rhine River using the recently captured Remagen Bridge. Their key roles included removal of mine fields, bridge building, and road repair. Near the War’s end, the unit was part of the force which secured the area around the Dachau Concentration Camp; in 1998, Robert could still recall the horrible stench from the camp. After the War he attended the Univ. of Massachusetts and Brown University. He then accepted a permanent commission in the Army and became a career officer, eventually serving a total of 37 years, retiring as a Colonel. His duty stations included Korea in 1956 and Vietnam in 1966-’67 where he was Deputy Adjutant General under General Westmoreland; he was also assigned as a professor at West Point. Robert was a career Army man, retiring as a Colonel. They had the following children: 121 i. Shawhan (1954-) ii. Mary Alves. Born on 19 Apr 1954 in Ft. Benjamin Harrison, IN. In Aug 1997 when Mary Alves was 43, she married Mark FRALEY. 122 iii. Lisa (1960-) 96. Hubbard William SHAWHAN II. Born on 27 Jul 1922 in Beckley, WVA. While an undergrad at Lehigh U. and a graduate student at Yale, Bill worked summers in the mountains of West Virginia for the state’s Forest Service; after graduating from OCS in WWI, this background gained him duty with the elite 10th Mountain Division with which he served in Italy during heavy fighting while breaking thru the heavily-defended German Gothic Line. During the Korean War he was recalled to active duty and was sent to Korea in August 1951, where he served with the Korean Military Advisory Group (KMAG). His decorations include a Bronze Medal with cluster and a Purple

--258-- Heart received during WWII. Bill spent over 25 years with Lockheed Missiles and Space Company before retiring in 1988. Among his prized family possessions is a sideboard carried down the Ohio River, c. 1787, by his ancestor, Daniel Shawhan, (1738-1791), the Bourbon Co., KY pioneer and Revolutionary War veteran; it was handmade, primarily from cherry wood but with drawer fronts of black walnut. The top has one piece of solid cherry 21inches wide! Bill also has a huge silver pitcher awarded to the Shawhans in 1857 for the “Premium Duke of Bourbon”, as being the finest bourbon in the United States that year. On 9 Aug 1951 when Hubbard William was 29, he married Carol ANDERSON, daughter of Buck ANDERSON & Carol LANDON, in Danville, VA. Born on 13 Jan 1923 in Danville, VA. They had the following children: 123 i. Hubbard William (1952-) ii. Thomas Buchanan. Born on 6 May 1955 in Marion, OH. Thomas is an independent contractor in Campbell, CA. In May 1995 when Thomas Buchanan was 39, he married Lisa BLOCK, in Saratoga, CA. Born abt 1957. 124 iii. Robert Alves (1959-) 125 iv. Heather Kaye (1964-) 97. Marguerite Lyne WORNALL. Born on 29 Dec 1928 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. On 28 Dec 1946 when Marguerite Lyne was 17, she married Dewey KUSTER Jr.. Born on 29 May 1926 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Dewey died in Lexington Veteran’s Hospital, Lexington, Kentucky on 10 May 1994; he was 67. Refer to Volume II—Historical Sketches “An Interview with Mrs. Marguerite Kuster” for more information about Marguerite and family. They had the following children: i. Elizabeth Jane. Born on 7 Apr 1948 in Cynthiana, Harrison County, Kentucky. Elizabeth Jane died on 18 Aug 1948. Buried in Battle Grove Cemetery, Cynthiana, Kentucky. 126 ii. Dewey (1949-) iii. William Matthew. Born on 8 Jun 1952 in Cynthiana, Harrison County, Kentucky. William Matthew died in Harrison County, Kentucky on 5 Sep 1982; he was 30. iv. Katherine Todd. Born on 12 Nov 1954 in Cynthiana, Harrison County, Kentucky. Katherine Todd died on 23 Jan 1955 in Cincinnati, Ohio. Children’s Hospital. Buried in Battle Grove Cemetery, Cynthiana, Kentucky. v. Judith Ann. Born on 2 Feb 1956 in Cynthiana, Harrison County, Kentucky. On 6 Sep 1986 when Judith Ann was 30, she married Stephen Ward MORRIS, in Cynthiana Christian Church, Cynthiana, Kentucky. Born on 4 Oct 1952. 98. Betty Hewitt LAIR. Born on 11 Dec 1939 in Pairs, Bourbon County, Kentucky. On 30 Aug 1958 when Betty Hewitt was 18, she married John Boardman WYATT, son of Ruy Boardman WYATT (1911-1991) & Jessie Pearl CUNNINGHAM (1911-), in Ruddle’s Mills Christian Church, Ruddle’s Mills, Kentucky. Born on 30 Oct 1939 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Occupation: farmer. Betty Hewitt and “Johnny” own a beautiful farm just outside of Ruddle’s Mills, Kentucky. Johnny takes great pride in farming the land of his ancestors. Betty Hewitt is very active in genealogy study and provided me with much of the information on the LAIR and MAY families for this study. Betty Hewitt and Johnny opened their home to me during my research visits to Bourbon County and Betty Hewitt helped me locate the John Shawhan Family Cemetery. It was Betty Hewitt who also put me in touch with Marguerite Lyne Wornall. They had the following children: i. Charles Ruy. Born on 17 Apr 1967 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. On 4 Sep 1993 when Charles Ruy was 26, he married Robin Annette RAMEY, daughter of Charles RAMEY & Ann TINCHER, in Ruddle’s Mills Christian Church, Ruddle’s Mills, Kentucky. Born on 6 Mar 1968 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. ii. Catherine Lynn. Born on 9 Apr 1960 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Catherine Lynn married Donald Glen KLOTZBACK. Born on 19 Oct 1936 in Belview, Kentucky. 99. Mary Gene LAIR. Born on 22 Jun 1926. Mary Gene died on 12 Feb 1995; she was 68. On 2 Mar 1951 when Mary Gene was 24, she married Marion Donald McCORD. Born on 12 Apr 1924. They had the following children: 127 i. Patricia Jo (1952-) ii. Donald Gene. Born on 6 Jan in Paris, Bourbon County, KY. Donald Gene married Charlene COULIN. Born in Texas. 128 iii. Robert Michael (1959-) iv. Peggy Sue. Born on 5 Dec 1967 in Brooklyn, Michigan. 100. Betty Paige PREWITT. Born on 29 Oct 1947. Betty Paige first married Donald K. POOLE Jr.. Born in

--259-- Lexington, Kentucky. They had the following children: 129 i. Stephanie (1967-) ii. Allison Forman. Born on 21 Jan 1970. In Sep 1997 when Allison Forman was 27, she married Thomas Matthias BUCKLEY. Born on 1 Mar 1970. Betty Paige second married Eric SCHAFFER. They had one child, Preston Brent, born on 21 Nov 1975. Betty Paige third married Richard SCUDDER. 101. George Hanna “Colonel” PREWITT Jr. Born on 18 Jun 1949. George Hanna “Colonel” married Judith Ann HOLTMAN. Born on 3 Jul 1951 in Louisville, Kentucky. They had the following children, Edward Marshall, born on 18 Nov 1977, and Catherine Chenault, born on 7 Mar 1980 in Lexington, Kentucky. 102. Louise May PREWITT. Born on 15 Aug 1955 in Lexington, Kentucky. Louise May married Michael NATHANSON. Born on 11 Apr 1956. They had the following children: Ashley Elizabeth, born on 15 Jun 1980; Brittany Lynn, born on 2 Feb 1982; Emily Elizabeth, born on 13 Nov 1984. 103. John W. LAIL. Born on 25 Mar 1927. John W. first married Mabel. They had the following children: Thomas W., born on 19 Feb 1948, and Pamela J., born on 11 Apr 1949. John W. second married Alma WILLHOITE. They had the following children: Steven, born on 27 Mar 1953, and Debra, born on 23 Dec 1955. John W. third married Mildred GRAVES. They had the following children: Angela, born on 11 Apr 1961, and Jacqueline, born on 4 Oct 1966. 104. James O. LAIL. Born on 25 Mar 1927. James O. married Katherine TURNER. They had one child, Marcia. 105. James Donald LAIL. James Donald first married Sue SPEARS. They had the following children: James Donald, born on 5 Jan 1949, and Webb, born on 17 Jan 1951. James Donald second married Hope PLUNKETT. 106. Larkin LAIL. Born on 29 Mar 1924. Larkin married Lois WELLS. They had the following children: Teresa, born on 23 May 1947, Jennifer, born on 11 Mar 1954, and Larkin. 107. Marion Ferris LAIL. Born on 31 Aug 1933. Marion Ferris married Alice JEFFERSON. They had the following children: Jeff, born on 13 Apr 1962, and Nancy. 108. Kenneth Ray LAIL. Born on 15 Dec 1938. Kenneth Ray first married Bernardine EISARY. They had one child, Brian K.., born on 2 Feb 1959. Kenneth Ray second married Linda. They had the following children: John M.., born on 14 Feb 1963, and Leslie, born on 2 May 1964. 109. Norma Lail GUSTIN. Born on 5 Dec 1912 in Anderson, Indiana. Norma Lail died in Rancho Mirage, San Bernardino, CA on 8 Dec 1992; she was 80. In May 1930 when Norma Lail was 17, she first married Vance “Bud” Harmeson BLUEHER. Eloped to Greenfield, Indiana. Born on 14 Aug 1908. They were divorced in Oct 1935. Norma was a close friend of her cousin Rozza Archer, who authored a Shawhan Family Genealogy written around the life of John McDowell Shawhan. Norma also carried family genes which affected her mental condition, suffering severe depressions from time to time, resulting in hospitalizations and shock therapy. On 20 Feb 1937 when Norma Lail was 24, she second married Donald O. KNECHT. Born on 25 Sep 1911 in Muncie, Delaware County, Indiana. They had the following children: 130 i. James Donald (1942-) 131 ii. Sarah Ann (1944-) 110. John Anthony LAIL. Born on 8 Mar 1938. John Anthony married Robin DANIEL. They had the following children: Erin, born on 17 Dec 1969, Shannon, born on 10 Feb 1972. 111. Talitha CLARK. Born in 1920 in Arlington, MA. Talitha, like her mother and grandmother, is committed to the fond memory of her heritage and the communication of this ancestry within her family. She is an avid reader of history, particularly of the Civil War, and considers Shelby Foote to be one of the best authors covering that era. In 1942 when Talitha was 22, she married Dr. Robert JAMIESON, in Pensacola, FL. Born in 1910 in Boston, MA. Dr. Robert died in FL in 1983; he was 73. An undergraduate of Harvard, Robert received his medical degree from Yale. He subsequently became a career US Naval Officer, from 1937 - 1962, serving as a surgeon at various duty stations including in China for three years from 1937 to 1941, before the start of WWII. After his retirement from the Navy, he continued his medical career in Florida. They had the following children: Melanie Louise, born in 1944, and died in 1983, at the age of 39; Bruce, born in 1947; Margaret (Peggy), born in 1951; Phillip, born in 1953. 112. Garrett CLARK. Born in 1933 in Pensacola, FL. Garrett, following in the footsteps of his brothers, also served in the USAF, from 1954 - 1974. After receiving his Basic Training at Lubbock, TX, he flew B-47s for SAC at the height of the Cold War when General LeMay commanded the Strategic Air Command. His duty stations included SAC Headquarters in Omaha, Nebraska, England, Japan, Okinawa, and Patrick AFB in Florida. After leaving the military, he entered the real estate field, eventually retiring in Cocoa, FL. In 1967 when Garrett was 34,

--260-- he married Alice McALLISTER, in Omaha, NE. Born in 1946. They had the following children: Garrett, born on 27 May 1968—Garrett married KELLY; John, born on 15 May 1969—on 1 May 1996 when John was 26, he married Nicole Kathleen GIROUX. Born in 1972. 113. Katherine Grace SHAWHAN. Born on 17 Mar 1945. Katherine received her undergrad degree, in Art, from Texas Christian University and her Masters from Radford University. She presently teaches Art History at Virginia Tech. About 1968 when Katherine Grace was 22, she married John M. PINKERTON , Sr.. Born abt 1944. John is a Professor of Finance at Virginia Tech in Blacksburg, VA. They had the following children: John M., born on 16 Aug 1969, and Benjamin Shawhan, born on 8 Nov 1977. 114. Ann Morris SHAWHAN. Born on 22 Nov 1951 in VA. An undergraduate of Florida State U., Ann subse- quently received a BS in Nursing from Radford Univ. and a Masters Degree as a Nurse Practitioner from Old Dominion Univ. She had her first daughter Rose, born 6 Jun, 1982, as a result of a former spousal relationship with David Leonard. On 30 Dec 1990 when Ann Morris was 39, she married Lawrence BECHTEL, in Blacksburg, VA. Lawrence has been a professor of English and a sculptor. He is presently involved in developing and implementing a recycling program at a local university. They had one child, Haley Jayne, born on 31 Jan 1993. 115. Daniel Joseph SHAWHAN. Born on 26 Jan 1954. Daniel graduated from Flagler College with a degree in Education. However, he soon entered the sport and commercial fishing business and now captains a boat specializ- ing in swordfish. In 1984 when Daniel Joseph was 29, he married Kathleen OLE, in Towson, MD. Born abt 1958. They had the following children: Travis Joseph, born on 4 Feb 1988, and Grace Elizabeth, born in Apr 1990 in Melbourne, FL.

Seventh Generation

116. Joan Carol KITCHEN. Born on 19 Dec 1934 in Tacoma, WA. On 4 Dec 1954 when Joan Carol was 19, she married Ralph Lee WILSON, son of Paul WILSON & Martha, in Tacoma, WA. Born on 27 Nov 1933 in Short Creek, KY. Ralph was a Telephone Co. Engineer. They had the following children: 132 i. Randall Lee (1955-) ii. Martha Carol. Born on 26 Feb 1959 in Puyallup, Pierce Co., WA. Martha Carol died on 27 Feb 1959 in Puyallup, Pierce Co., WA. iii. Sandra Jean. Born on 16 Jan 1961. 133 iv. Connie Marie (1962-) 117. Audrey Dawn KITCHEN. Born on 2 Apr 1936 in Tacoma, WA. On 7 Nov 1954 when Audrey Dawn was 18, she married Robert Joseph MOORE, in Puyallup, Pierce Co., WA. Born on 26 Feb 1930 in Dardanelle, AR. They had the following children: i. Michael Dean. Born on 3 Sep 1956. 134 ii. Janice Lynn (1957-) 118. Kenneth Dale YOUNG. Born on 25 Oct 1949 in Lexington, Fayette Co., KY. On 18 Dec 1971 when Kenneth Dale was 22, he married Rhonda Kaye WALTON, in Houston, Harris Co., TX. Born on 7 Jan 1952 in Lubbock, Lubbock Co., TX. They had the following children: Laura Michelle, born on 22 Jan 1976 in Dallas, Dallas Co., TX.; Kristin Kaye, born on 19 Aug 1988 in Houston, Harris Co., TX.; Daniel Dale, born on 7 Aug 1991 in Houston, Harris Co., TX.. 119. Michael Lynn YOUNG. Born on 2 Mar 1958 in Ft. Thomas, Campbell Co., KY. On 5 Jun 1982 when Michael Lynn was 24, he married Judith Carol BRAYFIELD, daughter of Billy BRAYFIELD & Ethyl MASSEY, in Maysville, Mason Co., KY. Born on 31 Aug 1963 in Maysville, Mason Co., KY. They had the following children: Nathan Michael, born on 10 Feb 1988 in Dalton, Whitfield Co., GA., and Aaron Andrew, born on 29 Mar 1992 in Dalton, Whitfield Co., GA. 120. Judy Ann YOUNG. Born on 18 Aug 1960 in Covington, Kenton Co., KY. On 7 Aug 1982 when Judy Ann was 21, she married Ricky Alan ELROD, in near Berlin, Bracken Co., KY. Born on 22 Mar 1960 in Ft. Thomas, Campbell Co., KY. They had the following children: Stephen Dale, born on 7 Feb 1985 in Ft. Thomas, Campbell Co., KY.; Nicholas Wade, born on 10 Feb 1987 in Ft. Thomas, Campbell Co., KY., and died on 13 Feb 1987 in Cincinnati, OH.; Jon Lucas, born on 11 Apr 1988 in Ft. Thomas, Campbell Co., KY. 121. Shawhan LYNCH. Born on 19 Apr 1954 in Ft. Benjamin Harrison, IN. Shawhan is presently in administra- tion at Duke University. In 1980 when Shawhan was 25, she married Christopher SPARKS. They had the following children: Shelly, born in 1984, and Kaye, born in 1986. 122. Lisa LYNCH. Born in Aug 1960. In 1987 when Lisa was 26, she married Christopher HASSEL. They had one child, Haley, born on 23 Dec 1997.

--261-- 123. Hubbard William SHAWHAN III. Born on 2 Dec 1952 in Marion, OH. Hubbard works as a supervisor for a building contractor in the San Jose, CA area. On 1 Dec 1984 when Hubbard William was 31, he married Lynne THOMPSON, in Saratoga, CA. Born on 23 Dec 1956 in Hayward, CA. They had the following children: Melissa, born on 15 Sep 1987 in San Jose, CA., and William Michael, born on 16 Oct 1989 in San Jose, CA. 124. Robert Alves SHAWHAN. Born on 28 Oct 1959 in Marion, OH. Living in San Jose,CA, Robert is employed by Apple Computer, in their Personnel Group. He was formerly in the broadcasting field. In Jul 1988 when Robert Alves was 28, he married Suzanne HAWKINS, daughter of Charles HAWKINS & Margaret DAVIS, in Saratoga, CA. Born on 2 Jan 1962 in El Paso, TX. They had the following children: Robert Patrick, born on 14 Mar 1989 in San Jose, CA.; Dylan Alves, born on 11 Sep 1990 in CA.; Cameron Blair. Born on 27 Jan 1993; Logan Darby, born on 4 Nov 1997 in CA. 125. Heather Kaye SHAWHAN. Born on 17 Jul 1964 in Saratoga, CA. Heather works in the Sales/Marketing organization of Lucent Technologies in Redondo Beach, CA. About 1985 when Heather Kaye was 20, she married Gary COLLINS, in Saratoga, CA. Born abt 1963. They were divorced aft 1989 in CA. They had the following children: Brendan St. Cyr., born on 5 Mar 1988 in CA., and Hunter Shawhan, born on 23 Aug 1989 in CA. 126. Dewey KUSTER III. Born on 21 Jul 1949 in Cynthiana, Harrison County, Kentucky. On 30 Sep 1972 when Dewey was 23, he married Sylvia Ann LEWIS, in New Bern, North Carolina. Born on 28 Jun 1946 in New Bern, North Carolina. They had the following children: 135 i. Maria Lyne (1973-) ii. Sarah Jane. Born on 22 Mar 1979 in Lexington, Kentucky. 127. Patricia Jo McCORD. Born on 22 Feb 1952 in Lexington, Kentucky. Patricia Jo married Michael David COLE. Born in Brooklyn, Michigan. They had the following children: Jennifer Michelle. Born on 19 Apr____, and Joshua Michael, born on 2 Feb_____. 128. Robert Michael McCORD. Born on 28 May 1959 in Lancaster, Kentucky. Robert Michael married Tammy PURDON. Born in Corbin, Kentucky. They had the following children: Ryan Matthew, born on 13 Sep 1988 in Winchester, Kentucky, and Rachel Megan, born on 12 Apr 1990 in Winchester, Kentucky. 129. Stephanie POOLE. Born on 25 May 1967 in Lexington, Kentucky. Stephanie married John Douglas BALL. Born on 28 Sep 1956 in Harlan, Kentucky. They had the following children: John Douglas, born on 21 Oct 1993 in Lexington, Kentucky, and Howard Prewitt, born on 14 Jan 1994 in Lexington, Kentucky. 130. James Donald KNECHT. Born on 12 Oct 1942 in Muncie, Delaware County, Indiana. James Donald married Barbara Kay TRAVIS. They had the following children: Terri Lee. Born on 5 Jan 1961; Tammi Lynn, born on 19 Sep 1963; Toni Lorraine, born on 5 May 1965. 131. Sarah Ann KNECHT. Born on 9 Jan 1944 in Muncie, Delaware County, Indiana. On 2 Feb 1963 when Sarah Ann was 19, she married Tyrone Lee JONES, in Oak Park, Illinois. Born on 29 Oct 1941 in Baltimore, Fairfield County, Ohio. They were divorced on 21 Dec 1970 in Chicago, Illinois. After graduation from Muncie Central High School in 1962, Sarah wanted to go into the medical field, eventu- ally becoming a nurse. She took her training at the U. Of Chicago. After her divorce in 1971, she decided to head for California, with her two young sons, a cat, her guitar, and what few other things she could stuff in her car trunk. Sarah formerly lived in Landers, CA, on 2 1/2 acres, with a horse and three cats, in a desert area that experienced a 7.6 earthquake in 1992; she since moved to Los Gatos, CA. She works nearby, in a medical center. A very creative person, Sarah is a sometime poet and artist. A dedicated family researcher, Sarah has acquired numerous mementos of her heritage. These include a beauti- ful water color painted by Rozza Archer, Dr. John Lail’s hi-top baby shoes, a piece of Effie Newsom’s wedding dress, an afghan and bedspread crocheted by Effie, old family bibles, a trophy won by Mary Elizabeth Shawhan in an 1856 competition, and the canteen used by Wm. J. Newsom during his Civil service. Sarah has many fond memories of both her gr-Aunt Bea and her gr-grandmother Effie, both of whom she knew well as a child. They had the following children: 136 i. Mario Jeffrey (1963-) 137 ii. Erik Steven (1966-)

Eighth Generation

132. Randall Lee WILSON. Born on 19 Oct 1955 in Fort Lewis, WA. On 20 Jun 1975 when Randall Lee was 19, he married Sandra Lorraine FRANKHAUSER, daughter of Fred FRANKHAUSER & Joan MORGAN, in Puyallup, Pierce Co., WA. Born on 4 Mar 1956 in Pierce Co., WA. They had the following children: Amy Joan, born on 2 Jun 1977 in Puyallup, Pierce Co., WA., and Stacy Ann, born on 19 Jun 1979 in Puyallup, Pierce Co., WA.

--262-- 133. Connie Marie WILSON. Born on 9 Nov 1962. On 11 Jul 1981 when Connie Marie was 18, she married Benny Dale ATCHLEY, in Lebanon, OR. Born on 29 Mar 1957 in Lebanon, OR. They had one child, Joshua Benjamin, born on 11 Apr 1984 in Lebanon, OR. 134. Janice Lynn MOORE. Born on 13 Sep 1957 in Tacoma, WA. On 13 Aug 1977 when Janice Lynn was 19, she married Anton KUNTZ, in Puyallup, Pierce Co., WA. Born on 16 Sep 1956 in Tacoma, WA. They were divorced. They had the following children: Roberta Dawn, born on 22 Jul 1978 in Puyallup, Pierce Co., WA., and Adam Anton. Born on 24 Dec 1980 in Tacoma, WA. 135. Maria Lyne KUSTER. Born on 26 Jul 1973 in Mertle Beach, South Carolina. Maria Lyne married Eric COUDILL. Born in Richmond, Virginia. They had one child, Daniel Jacob, born on 24 May 1997 in Lexington, Kentucky. 136. Mario Jeffrey JONES. Born on 2 Oct 1963 in Great Lakes, Lake County, Illinois. On 29 Jun 1985 when Mario Jeffrey was 21, he first married Pamela Gwen BERUBE, in Bishop, California. They had one child, Mitchell Cameron, born on 4 Mar 1993 in Placentia, Orange County, California. On 11 Mar 1995 when Mario Jeffrey was 31, he second married Alice Katz SILLIMAN, in Jamaica. 137. Erik Steven JONES. Born on 12 Dec 1966 in Skokie, Cook County, Illinois. Erik Steven first married Lauralee MENCUM. Born on 8 Sep 1961. They had one child, Madison Taylor, born on 21 Sep 1992 in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. In Dec 1997 when Erik Steven was 30, he second married Carla KOSTLER, in Bermuda. They had one child, Carter Kostler, born on 20 Apr 1998.

ENDNOTES

1 Kentuckian, newspaper, Paris, Kentucky, April 27 1870. 2 Refer to Appendix D—Original Source Material “The Marriage Bond of Joseph Shawhan and Sarah Nesbitt” for the compari- son signatures of Joseph Shawhan (1781-1871). 3 Sally Shawhan was mentioned in the will of John Nesbit, probated March 1834. 4 Last name is spelled as “Puch” on gravestone. 5 1846. {NDN, p. 66} 6 Refer to Appendix E—Odds and Ends “Henry C. Shawhan” for the frontispiece of the photo album. 7 Sent to me by Larry Megibben (thanks, Larry!). 8 Harrison County, Kentucky, Court House, Will Book L, p. 2. 9 Harrison County Court House Order Book R, p. 167. 10 Harrison County Court House, Inventory and Settlement Book 2, pp. 106 and 109. 11 Refer to Appendix D—Original Source Materials “The Estate Inventory of H. C. Shawhan.” 12 Gravestone marker spells last name as “Culf.” 13 Richter {RTS} 14 Birthdate: 1815 (Ewalt descendancy chart from Donna Romito, 28 May 1997) 15 The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 14, page 125: Mrs. Annie Shawhan Givens. DAR ID Number: 13331 Born in Kentucky. Widow of David A. Givens. Descendant of Ens. Henry Ewalt, of Kentucky. Daughter of Wesley Higgins and Rebecca Ewalt Shawhan, his wife. Granddaughter of Joseph Shawhan and Sarah Ewalt, his wife. Gr.-granddaughter of Henry Ewalt and Elizabeth Fry Kellar, his wife. Henry Ewalt, (1754-1829), served as ensign of the Sixth company, First Battalion of Pennsylvania militia, 1777. He [p.125] was born in Bedford county, Pa., removed to Bourbon county, Ky., where he died. He was one of the pioneers when Kentucky was overrun by the Indians. 16 We find this reference to John Hoggins: “HON. JOHN S. HOGGINS, a prominent farmer, stock raiser and trader, was May 13, 1855, and is the eighth of a family of twelve children born to Wesley and Rebecca (Shawhan) Hoggins. Wesley Hoggins was a native of Kentucky, a merchant of Covington, and a farmer in Kenton County, Ky., and was also a cattle commissioner. John S. Hoggins was reared on a farm, and received a common-school education. He chose farming as an occupation, and now owns 800 acres of land in Illinois. He was elected representative from Boone County in May, 1887, receiving the largest Democrat majority ever received in Boone County. (Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 7th ed., Boone Co.) 17 Birthdate: 1813 (Ewalt descendancy chart from Donna Romito, 28 May 1997) 18 A “John S. Shawhan” is listed as serving in the Ky., 1st Bn, Co. A, CSA. (“The Roster of Confederate Soldiers, 1861-1868,” Vol. 2. Editor, Janet Hewitt. Broadfoot Press, Wilmington, N.C., 1995) 19 Bourbon County, Kentucky, 1850 census. 20 Ibid. 21 Ibid. 22 During the Civil War, Dr. Lynne maintained a hospital for wounded soldiers at his own expense.

--263-- 23 The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 35, page 53: Miss Anna Shawhan May. DAR ID Number: 34149 Born in Bloomfield, Kentucky. Descendant of Ensign Henry Ewalt. Daughter of John Connelly May and Tinie Shawhan, his wife. [p.53] Granddaughter of Henry Ewalt Shawhan and Sarah Cantrill, his wife. See No. 34148. 24 Perrin, Bourbon County History, p. 65. 25 The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 77: Mrs. Margaret Drane Miller. DAR ID Number: 76471 Born in Cynthiana, Ky. Wife of William Franklin Miller. Descendant of Ensign Henry Ewalt. Daughter of Leonard Drane and Anne Eliza Shawhan, his wife. Granddaughter of Henry Ewalt Shawhan and Sarah Cantrill, his 2nd wife. Gr-granddaughter of Joseph Shawhan and Sarah Ewalt, his wife. Gr-gr-granddaughter of Henry Ewalt and Elizabeth Fry, his wife. Henry Ewalt (1754-1829) served as ensign in the 6th company, 1st battalion, Bedford County, Pennsylvania militia, 1777. He was born in Germany; died in Bourbon County, Ky. Also No. 72634. 26 {MPL. p. 68} 27 From copy of “Cyrus Beecher” Bible: “Annie May Addams (6th child) married (2nd wife) Tom E. Moore (of Capt. T.E. Moore, Pendleton Co., and Sarah J. Shawhan, Harrison Co.). One child, Ann Moore. 28 The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 90, page 191: Mrs. Anna Moore Hornbrook. DAR ID Number: 89591 Born in Shawhan, Ky. Wife of Ernest Adams Hornbrook. Descendant of Ensign Henry Ewalt, as follows: [p.191] 1. Thomas E. Moore (b. 1831) m. 1859 Sarah Shawhan (b. 1839). 2. John Shawhan (1810-62) m. 1837 Talitha Rush (1819-57). 3. Joseph Shawhan (1781-1871) m. Sallie Ewalt. 4. Henry Ewalt m. Elizabeth Fry. Henry Ewalt (1754-1829) served as ensign in the 6th company, 1st battalion, Bedford County, Pennsylvania militia, 1777. He was born in Germany; died in Bourbon County, Ky. Also No. 76471. 29 The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 64, page 170: Mrs. Sallie Moore Cassidy. DAR ID Number: 63517 Born in Bourbon County, Ky. Wife of John Ernest Cassidy. Descendant of Ensign Henry Ewalt, of Kentucky. [p.170] Daughter of Thomas E. Moore and Sarah Shawhan, his wife. Granddaughter of John Shawhan and Tabitha Rush, his wife. Gr-granddaughter of Joseph Shawhan and Sallie Ewalt, his wife. Gr-gr-granddaughter of Henry Ewalt and Elizabeth Fry, his wife. Henry Ewalt (1754-1829) served as ensign of the 6th company, 1st battalion of Pennsylvania militia, 1777. He was born in Bedford County, Pa., removed to Bourbon County, Ky., where he died. He was one of the pioneers when Kentucky was overrun by the Indians. Also No. 13331. 30 History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed. by William Henry Perrin, O. L. Baskin & Co., Chicago, 1882. p. 580. 31 Cynthiana Democrat, June, 1896. 32 Ibid. 33 The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 35: Mrs. Marguerite Rebecca Lyne Payne. DAR ID Number: 34148 Born in Richmond, Virginia. Wife of Hume Payne. Descendant of Ensign Henry Ewalt. Daughter of Robert Baylor Lyne and Maggie Rebecca Shawhan, his wife. Granddaughter of Henry Ewalt Shawhan and Sarah Cantrill, his wife. Gr.-granddaughter of Joseph Shawhan and Sarah Ewalt, his wife. Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Henry Ewalt and Elizabeth (Fry) Kellar, his wife. Henry Ewalt, (1754-1829), served as ensign in the 6th company, First Battalion, Bedford County, Pennsylvania militia, 1777. He removed from Pennsylvania to Bourbon County, Ky., where he died. Also Nos. 13331, 14534. 34 History of Madison County by John Forkner (published 1914). A typed copy of this article was sent to me by Sarah A. Jones,

--264-- descendant of John Lail. 35 From Social Security Death Index: SHAWHAN, PUGH 405-12-6846 (KY) b. 22 Feb 1881, d. Nov 1967. Evidence is inconclusive that this is the same person. 36 From correspondence with Betty Hewitt Wyatt (July, 1998): “Ann Shawhan May and her husband William McGhee are both deceased, both died in Lexington. The son still lives in Lexington. His son died with a cancer as a teenager. They have a daughter somewhere. I haven’t talked to them since the winter where the aunt Madge had cataract surgery.” 37 From Talitha Rush Clark Jamieson: “I have many wonderful memories of Herbert Clark. HWC visited Gannie and I in Miami shortly before he died, almost as if he knew what was to happen. I will always remember him.” 38 Daniel graciously donated a photo copy of these pictures for this project.

--265-- Descendants of David Shawhan ( b. 1741) by Ronald T. Shawhan

First Generation

1. DAVID1 SHAWHAN (DANIELA, DARBYB)1 was born Abt. 1741 in Frederick Co., MD, and died Abt. 1798 in Frederick Co., MD. He married UNKNOWN Abt. 1758 in Frederick Co., MD. Records indicate that David Shawhan was also known as David “SHAWEN” and “SHAWAN”; his descendants generally used “SHAWEN” as their surname. The “History of Frederick County, Maryland”, by T. J. Williams, pub. 1910, Identifies David Sheon in the 1790 Census, and that the “Shawens” were early settlers in Jefferson, near Catoctin. Other records show David Shawhan as voting Federalist (for John Adams), in the 1796 Presidential Election and as selling household goods, wagons, and personal effects to his son, David Shawhan, Jr. in August 1797. Child of DAVID SHAWHAN and UNKNOWN is: 2. i. DAVID2 SHAWHAN, b. April 02, 1759, MD.

Second Generation

2. DAVID2 SHAWHAN (DAVID1, DANIELA, DARBYB) was born April 02, 1759 in MD. He married CHRISTINA UNKNOWN Abt. 1779. Frederick Co., MD deed records show David Shawhan and his wife Christina selling land known as “Hedges Range” to Adam Routsong on Dec. 23, 1791. Children of DAVID SHAWHAN and CHRISTINA UNKNOWN are: 3. i. DANIEL3 SHAWEN, b. 1781; d. 1844. 4. ii. DAVID SHAWEN, b. 1787. iii. JAMES SHAWEN, b. Abt. 1780; d. December 07, 1831, Frederick Co., MD; m. CATHERINE TEMPLIN, February 01, 1802. During the War of 1812 James served Aug. 26, 1814-Oct. 31, 1814, as a Pvt. in Capt. Daniel Marker’s Co., 3rd Myd. Inf., under Col. Stemple. In 1851, Catherine, a. 66, received a widow’s pension for the War of 1812 services of her husband, James.

Third Generation

3. DANIEL3 SHAWEN (DAVID2 SHAWHAN, DAVID1, DANIELA, DARBYB) was born 1781, and died 1844. He married SARAH RIDGELY August 24, 1803 in Frederick Co., MD, daughter of RICHARD RIDGELY and REBECCA TEMPLING. Sarah was descended from the Ridgelys, a very prominent family who emigrated from Devonshire, England and settled in the Anne Arundel Co., MD area in the 1670s. Children of DANIEL SHAWEN and SARAH RIDGELY are: i. ELIZABETH4 SHAWEN, b. Abt. 1806; m. PETER HARGATE. 5. ii. DANIEL SHAWEN, b. 1804, VA; d. February 25, 1861, Hampshire Co., WV. 4. DAVID3 SHAWEN (DAVID2 SHAWHAN, DAVID1, DANIELA, DARBYB) was born 1787. He married ANNA RIDGELY December 21, 1805, daughter of RICHARD RIDGELY and REBECCA TEMPLING. Child of DAVID SHAWEN and ANNA RIDGELY is: i. SHADRACK4 SHAWEN, b. May 22, 1816; m. SUSAN TROUTMAN, 1842.

Fourth Generation

5. DANIEL4 SHAWEN (DANIEL3, DAVID2 SHAWHAN, DAVID1, DANIELA, DARBYB) was born 1804 in VA, and died February 25, 1861 in Hampshire Co., WV. He married MARY ANN MARSHALL August 10, 1822. On April 4, 1842, Daniel bought land in Hampshire Co., VA, 640 acres, on Town Hill, on the Little Cacapron River, for $1086, from Wm. French, about three miles from the village of Shanks. On Oct. 22, 1842, he and his wife bought

--266-- personal property — farm stock, whiskey barrels, household goods, etc., — from Christopher Heiskell. In his will, probated March 26, 1861, he asked to be buried in the Romney Cemetery, and that his wife’s remains be removed there also. Children of DANIEL SHAWEN and MARY MARSHALL are: 6. i. HAMILTON5 SHAWEN, b. 1823, VA; d. 1863. ii. WARREN MONTRAVILLE SHAWEN, b. 1826; m. REBECCA UNKNOWN. 7. iii. VIRGINIA FRANCES SHAWEN, b. July 22, 1830; d. July 03, 1900. iv. ELIZA SHAWEN, b. 1833. 8. v. DANIEL MARSHALL SHAWEN, b. October 03, 1835. vi. ALONZO SHAWEN, b. 1844. Alonzo was a printer who served during the Civil War as a Frontier Rifleman with Co. I, 13th VA Infantry, CSA. In the 1880 census he was living with Job Cookus who was a 2nd Lt. with the same regiment.

Fifth Generation

6. HAMILTON5 SHAWEN (DANIEL4, DANIEL3, DAVID2 SHAWHAN, DAVID1, DANIELA, DARBYB)2 was born 1823 in VA, and died 1863. He married ELIZA JANE POLAND 1849 in Romney WV. In 1850, Hamilton was living in Hampshire Co., VA/WV. According to a pension request filed by his widow in 1890, he was KIA during the Civil War when he was serving as a 2nd Lt. with the 4th Ohio Infantry (WO 427-685); the request further stated that he had two children — Daniel, who was still living in 1890, and Rebecca, who died during the war. Children of HAMILTON SHAWEN and ELIZA POLAND are: 9. i. DANIEL R.6 SHAWEN, b. September 12, 1851, WV; d. September 18, 1927, Romney, WV. ii. REBECCA SHAWEN, b. Bef. 1863; d. Abt. 1863. 7. VIRGINIA FRANCES5 SHAWEN (DANIEL4, DANIEL3, DAVID2 SHAWHAN, DAVID1, DANIELA, DARBYB) was born July 22, 1830, and died July 03, 1900. She married JOHN WILLIAM MARSHALL Abt. 1851. Child of VIRGINIA SHAWEN and JOHN MARSHALL is: 10. i. THOMAS HILDEBRAND6 MARSHALL, b. 1858; d. 1918, Washington, D.C.. 8. DANIEL MARSHALL5 SHAWEN (DANIEL4, DANIEL3, DAVID2 SHAWHAN, DAVID1, DANIELA, DARBYB) was born October 03, 1835. He married ELIZABETH JANE LARRIMORE January 01, 1857. Daniel was a very prominent person in Hampshire Co., becoming Superintendent of Schools in 1885-1889. He was also a preacher. Children of DANIEL SHAWEN and ELIZABETH LARRIMORE are: i. WILLIAM AUGUATUS6 SHAWEN, b. November 19, 1857; d. October 09, 1862. ii. THOMAS EDGAR SHAWEN, b. October 16, 1859; d. December 02, 1861. iii. JAMES ASHBY SHAWEN, b. September 15, 1861; m. LAURA BELLE HAINES, November 24, 1886. iv. ABSOLOM LEE SHAWEN, b. June 06, 1863; d. February 12, 1865. v. RICHARD GREYSON SHAWEN, b. 1864. vi. JOHN THOMPSON SHAWEN, b. 1865; m. LAURA MELVINA MCINTOSH. vii. CORNELIUS WARREN SHAWEN, b. August 27, 1869. viii. CHARLES WESLEY SHAWEN, b. February 20, 1871. ix. IDA MAE SHAWEN, b. February 17, 1873; m. WILLIAM AMOS POLAND, June 02, 1908. 11. x. EDWARD JORDAN SHAWEN, b. July 04, 1876.

Sixth Generation

9. DANIEL R.6 SHAWEN (HAMILTON5, DANIEL4, DANIEL3, DAVID2 SHAWHAN, DAVID1, DANIELA, DARBYB)3 was born September 12, 1851 in WV, and died September 18, 1927 in Romney, WV. He married SARAH ANN HOTT April 18, 1882 in WV. In the 1880 census Daniel was shown as an illiterate laborer who was boarding with the Hott family. He later married Sarah Ann Hott and was subsequently convicted of murdering his brother-in-law, his wife’s sister’s hus- band, with a shotgun after an argument over a horse; for this he served almost twenty years in prison. As a laborer he scaled bark off of trees for use by tanners as a coloring agent in their leather business.

--267-- Children of DANIEL SHAWEN and SARAH HOTT are: 12. i. CHARLES TILDEN7 SHAWEN, b. January 01, 1876, WV; d. January 13, 1937, Romney WV. ii. LILLY BELL SHAWEN, b. October 1879; d. August 08, 1935; m. PAGE HAINES. iii. THOMAS SHAWEN, b. Abt. 1882. 10. THOMAS HILDEBRAND6 MARSHALL (VIRGINIA FRANCES5 SHAWEN, DANIEL4, DANIEL3, DAVID2 SHAWHAN, DAVID1, DANIELA, DARBYB) was born 1858, and died 1918 in Washington, D.C.. He married BLANCHE PRESTON SEBRELL. Thomas was a newspaper publisher. Child of THOMAS MARSHALL and BLANCHE SEBRELL is: 13. i. GEORGE PRESTON7 MARSHALL, b. November 11, 1896, Charleston, WV; d. August 10, 1969, Washington D.C.. 11. EDWARD JORDAN6 SHAWEN (DANIEL MARSHALL5, DANIEL4, DANIEL3, DAVID2 SHAWHAN, DAVID1, DANIELA, DARBYB) was born July 04, 1876. He married CLARA BELLE GULICK January 01, 1908. Child of EDWARD SHAWEN and CLARA GULICK is: 14. i. RALPH EDWARD7 SHAWEN, b. September 30, 1908; d. Abt. 1995, Romney, WV.

Seventh Generation

12. CHARLES TILDEN7 SHAWEN (DANIEL R.6, HAMILTON5, DANIEL4, DANIEL3, DAVID2 SHAWHAN, DAVID1, DANIELA, DARBYB) was born January 01, 1876 in WV, and died January 13, 1937 in Romney WV. He married MARGARET ELLEN POLAND July 22, 1897, daughter of JEREMIAH POLAND and HARRIET LEWIS. Charles worked in the railroad depot in Romney, WV, operating the scale. Children of CHARLES SHAWEN and MARGARET POLAND are: i. EDITH CASEY8 SHAWEN, b. October 20, 1898; d. December 27, 1927; m. ASHLEY LOY. ii. VIOLA ESTELLE SHAWEN, b. January 10, 1900; d. March 27, 1985; m. (1) HARRY CORBIN; m. (2) DAVE UTTA. iii. ARCHIE DESMOND SHAWEN, b. February 03, 1903; d. February 13, 1935; m. RUTH FELD PUSCH. 15. iv. WILLIAM MICHAEL SHAWEN, b. April 04, 1905, Romney, WV; d. 1949. v. (BABY BOY) SHAWEN, b. February 08, 1907; d. February 20, 1907. vi. LUCY JEAN SHAWEN, b. March 12, 1911; d. January 05, 1930. vii. NELLIE ROSE SHAWEN, b. November 08, 1915; d. September 23, 1977; m. LELON KEISTER. viii. SUEWELLA SHAWEN, b. July 1916; d. March 28, 1991; m. CHARLES SULSER. ix. CHARLES TILDEN SHAWEN, JR., b. November 06, 1918; d. February 05, 1966; m. (1) LILLIAN SMITH; m. (2) ILA SWISHER. x. ANNABELLE SHAWEN, b. October 21, 1921; d. February 15, 1992; m. GEORGE LEWIS. xi. HAROLD EUGENE SHAWEN, b. July 12, 1926; d. December 03, 1983; m. ROSA DUNCAN. 13. GEORGE PRESTON7 MARSHALL (THOMAS HILDEBRAND6, VIRGINIA FRANCES5 SHAWEN, DANIEL4, DANIEL3, DAVID2 SHAWHAN, DAVID1, DANIELA, DARBYB) was born November 11, 1896 in Charleston, WV, and died August 10, 1969 in Washington D.C.. He married ELISABETH MORTENSEN November 1920 in Greensberg, PA, daughter of THORWALD MORTENSEN and BERTHA JENSEN. George began his working career as a theater usher, then become a manager of several theaters. He subsequently purchased a laundry and expanded the business into 57 branches, becoming a very wealthy man in the process. In 1932 he started the Boston Redskins football team in the fledgling National Football League, and it drew very poor crowds. At the urging of his wife, in 1937, he moved the franchise to Washington, D.C., where he found success, both financially and on the field. His Washington Redskins soon attracted the fans and his flamboyant promotions kept them coming back for more. A master showman, he instituted the use of bands at the games, once even having the National Symphony Orchestra play at halftime, wearing their customary tuxedoes. His snappy fight song, “Hail to the Redskins”, was whistled by Supreme Court Justices and taxi drivers alike. He became a legend in his time, prancing on the sidelines in raccoon coat, spats, and derby. Elisabeth was a beautiful woman, appearing in the Ziegfield Follies in 1917-1919. Children of GEORGE MARSHALL and ELISABETH MORTENSEN are: 16. i. CATHERINE ALEXANDRA (CAM)8 MARSHALL, b. September 05, 1921. ii. GEORGE PRESTON MARSHALL, JR., b. August 23, 1925.

--268-- 14. RALPH EDWARD7 SHAWEN (EDWARD JORDAN6, DANIEL MARSHALL5, DANIEL4, DANIEL3, DAVID2 SHAWHAN, DAVID1, DANIELA, DARBYB) was born September 30, 1908, and died Abt. 1995 in Romney, WV. He married JUANITA ROBY September 20, 1941. Child of RALPH SHAWEN and JUANITA ROBY is: 17. i. ELIZABETH ANN8 SHAWEN, b. October 29, 1948, Romney WV.

Eighth Generation

15. WILLIAM MICHAEL8 SHAWEN (CHARLES TILDEN7, DANIEL R.6, HAMILTON5, DANIEL4, DANIEL3, DAVID2 SHAWHAN, DAVID1, DANIELA, DARBYB) was born April 04, 1905 in Romney, WV, and died 1949. He married FRANCES VIRGINIA CARDER April 03, 1926 in Cumberland, MD, daughter of WILLIAM CARDER and PHOEBE NICHOLS. William worked for Kelly Springfield Tire Company. Children of WILLIAM SHAWEN and FRANCES CARDER are: i. WILMETTA VIRGINIA9 SHAWEN, b. October 05, 1927; m. ELTON ADAM JUDY, August 30, 1946. ii. ROBERT LINCOLN SHAWEN, b. February 12, 1930; m. MARGARET S. PATE, October 03, 1952. iii. GERALD O’DELL SHAWEN, b. March 27, 1931; d. January 12, 1955, Romney WV. iv. JOHN WILLIAM SHAWEN, b. December 12, 1934; m. GERTHA BAKER. v. GAIL DORCAS SHAWEN, b. May 23, 1935; m. JESSE S. RATLIFF, December 04, 1954. vi. BAKER TILDEN SHAWEN, b. June 06, 1936; m. BARBARA JEAN PAYTON, April 03, 1965. 18. vii. ARTHUR THOMAS SHAWEN, b. April 22, 1938, Romney, WV. 16. CATHERINE ALEXANDRA (CAM)8 MARSHALL (GEORGE PRESTON7, THOMAS HILDEBRAND6, VIRGINIA FRANCES5 SHAWEN, DANIEL4, DANIEL3, DAVID2 SHAWHAN, DAVID1, DANIELA, DARBYB) was born September 05, 1921. She married (1) GEORGE E. PRICE. She married (2) IGOR MESTCHERSKY. “Cam”, as she is known, has been an artist and an author. She has also been actively involved in researching her family history, particularly that of the Marshalls and the Ridgelys — both families married into the Shawhans. Her genealogical input has been very helpful in developing the descendant lines of David Shawhan, b. about 1741. George Price was literally a stage star all his life, initially as a youngster and continuing throughout his life, prima- rily as a comedian, on the stage, screen, radio, and television, including a stint where he filled in for Milton Berle at the height of Berle’s popularity. Igor claims to be a Prince of royal blood, his family escaping from Russia after the Revolution. During WWII his family was caught in Germany and supposedly he was sent to Dachau Concentration Camp because of his anti-Nazi activities. Children of CATHERINE MARSHALL and GEORGE PRICE are: i. GEORGE MARSHALL9 PRICE, b. March 29, 1946. ii. ELISABETH HARRISON PRICE, b. September 03, 1948. 17. ELIZABETH ANN8 SHAWEN (RALPH EDWARD7, EDWARD JORDAN6, DANIEL MARSHALL5, DANIEL4, DANIEL3, DAVID2 SHAWHAN, DAVID1, DANIELA, DARBYB) was born October 29, 1948 in Romney WV. She married WILLIAM DAVID SELLARDS June 08, 1975. Children of ELIZABETH SHAWEN and WILLIAM SELLARDS are: i. COLBY SHAWEN9 SELLARDS, b. January 04, 1982. ii. CLAIRE JORDAN SELLARDS, b. June 13, 1986.

Ninth Generation

18. ARTHUR THOMAS9 SHAWEN (WILLIAM MICHAEL8, CHARLES TILDEN7, DANIEL R.6, HAMILTON5, DANIEL4, DANIEL3, DAVID2 SHAWHAN, DAVID1, DANIELA, DARBYB) was born April 22, 1938 in Romney, WV. He married VERNIA PEARL DUNCAN October 15, 1960 in Cumberland, MD. Arthur is a mechanic with the State of West Virginia. Children of ARTHUR SHAWEN and VERNIA DUNCAN are: 19. i. LARRY THOMAS10 SHAWEN, b. May 12, 1961, Romney, WV.

--269-- ii. WILLIAM STEVEN SHAWEN, b. December 14, 1962, Romney WV.

Tenth Generation

19. LARRY THOMAS10 SHAWEN (ARTHUR THOMAS9, WILLIAM MICHAEL8, CHARLES TILDEN7, DANIEL R.6, HAMILTON5, DANIEL4, DANIEL3, DAVID2 SHAWHAN, DAVID1, DANIELA, DARBYB) was born May 12, 1961 in Romney, WV. He married BARBARA ANN MORRIS May 07, 1988 in Springfield, WV, daughter of JAMES MORRIS and JOSEPHINE BISHOP. Larry presently works with the West Virginia Dept. of Highways. He also does volunteer work at the Romney Public Library, including working in the Local History & Genealogy Section. He has been very helpful in detailing his ancestry back to David Shawhan, b. about 1741. Children of LARRY SHAWEN and BARBARA MORRIS are: i. ZACHARY THOMAS11 SHAWEN, b. March 14, 1989, Cumberland, MD. ii. RACHEL ANN SHAWEN, b. October 20, 1995, Cumberland, MD. iii. LEAH ELIZABETH SHAWEN, b. March 12, 1997, Cumberland, MD.

ENDNOTES

1. Maryland Records, by G. Brumbauch, pub. 1967, Re 1796 Pres. Election Voting. 2. Genealogy Notes - Wm. C. Hills, 1939, p. 171, Re 1890 pension application by Hamilton’s widow. 3. Interviews & Correspondence w/ David Shawhan Descendents, Larry Shawen, and Cam Marshall.

--270-- The Descendants of Darby Shawhan (1748-1824) by Ronald T. Shawhan

DARBY SHAWHAN, the Warren County, Ohio pioneer, traced his lineage back to his grandfather, DARBY SHAWHAN a Scotch-Irish immigrant who arrived in Kent County, Maryland in about 1698 — he may have come by way of Barbados. We know that he was an illiterate but industrious farmer, growing tobacco, on land known as “Darby’s Desire”, which was/is located a short distance northwest of the city of Kennedyville, in Kent County, MD; he and his wife, Sarah Meeks, lie buried on these grounds. Darby and Sarah were married in the still existing St. Paul’s Church, on November 20, 1707 — that union produced eight children, including Daniel (1709-177?), the direct ancestor and father of Darby, born 1748.

DANIEL SHAWHAN was a farmer and a tanner — i.e. one skilled in such leatherwork as shoe-making. He married Jennet (last name unknown) and had several children, including Daniel (1738-1791). Daniel, b. 1709, migrated from Kent County to Frederick County, MD in about 1740, and subsequently to Hampshire County, VA/WV in about 1759. Along the way he fought in the militia during the French and Indian War and provided ferry service to the defeated troops of General Braddock as they returned to Maryland, bloodied from the mauling they received at the hands of the French and their Indian allies when the British tried to capture Ft. Duquesne (Pittsburgh); Braddock himself had been killed during the action and the surviving troops were saved from total destruction primarily through the efforts of Colonel George Washington. Daniel and his wife, Jennet, had several children, including Darby, born in 1748 in Frederick County, Maryland.

A detailed summation of Darby and his descendants follows.

First Generation

1. Darby SHAWHAN,1 son of Daniel SHAWHAN and Jennett, was born in Frederick Co., MD 1748. Darby died January 21, 1824 in Warren Co., OH, at 75 years of age. He married Priscilla (UNKNOWN) Shawhan in Washington Co., PA, about 1779. Priscilla was born in PA 1764. Priscilla died April 09, 1837 in Warren County, OH, at 72 years of age. Her body was interred April 1837 in Near Zoar, Warren County, OH. Darby accompanied his parents on their migration west to Hampshire Co., VA/WV in about 1758. He is mentioned in that county’s records, on November 13, 1770, as “Darby Shaughan”, when he received a land deed from his father, Daniel. In the mid 1770s he traveled west to Washington Co., PA, in the Redstone District, near the Monongahela River. There he married Priscilla and started his family, Daniel being his first child, in 1779. He is listed in the Penn. Archives, Fifth Series, Vol. IV, as being a Private in Stockley’s Rangers, during the period 1778-1783, also as a member of the Washington Co. Militia, under Ensign David Rubles, Lt. Jonathan Harned’s Company. In 1781 he was taxed for 80 acres, three horses, and five cattle; the PA 1790 census shows him as still being in Washington Co.; records also indicate his sale, on October 14, 1791, of 126 acres, in East Bethlehem Twp, Washington Co., to Peter Snyder. Shortly thereafter, he followed his older brother,Daniel, then deceased, to western Virginia, Kentucky District, near Ruddles Mills, in the Bourbon County locale; his son Joseph was born in that area in 1795. Shortly thereafter, he traveled north, across the Ohio River, to what would became Warren County, Ohio, east of the Little Miami River — probably in company with the Mounts family, also one of the prominent pioneers in that county; Darby’s last son, Amos, was born there in 1799. This land was in the middle of the Virginia Military District, formed for the benefit of Revolutionary War veterans — Darby may have benefited accordingly. Warren County was formed in 1803, out of Hamilton County, being named after the patriot who sent Paul Revere on his ride, and who subsequently died at the Battle of Bunker Hill. A Warren Co. deeds entry, dated Oct. 16, 1804, lists Darby purchasing land from Alexander Hamilton and his wife, Martha. Darby and his sons, Joseph and David, occupied land on the western edge of present day Morrow, Ohio, east of the Mounts family, overlooking the Little Miami River. The 1810 Census lists Darby and his son David in Hamilton Twp, Warren County. When Darby died, intestate, in 1824, he owned 211 acres. He and his wife were buried in the Zoar Cemetery, also known as the Baker/Ditmar Cemetery, about two miles west of Morrow, in Salem Twp, on the south side of the Cincinnati - Wilmington Highway (US RT 22/3). Darby’s Estate Record from the Warren Co., OH Probate Court, reads: “In due obeisance to the request of Priscilla Shawhan, widow and relic of Darby

--271-- Shawhan, dec’d, late of our said county, and her heirs viz: Daniel Shawhan, Mary Leggett and William her husband, David Shawhan, Rhody Coburn and Francis her husband, John Shawhan, Joseph Shawhan and Amos Shawhan, lega- tees of the estate of the said dec’d, we the undersigned, Andrew Whitacre, Thomas, Ireland, and Mahlon Roach, have proceeded to divide the estate of the late Darby Shawhan of our said county by giving to the widow of said dec’d, Priscilla Shawhan, 64 acres of land running from the river (Little Miami) and on each side line so far as to include all the buildings and two ten acre fields, said dividing line to run clear across said tract as laid down on said plot and also to David Shawhan, 26 acres of land adjoining his farm as by special bargain agreed upon by and between said heirs as said plot will more particularly show, and also 27 acres of land, also agreed upon by and between said heirs being Daniel Shawhan’s agreed quantity including the improvements where the said Daniel now lives as the plot will more particularly show, the said David and Daniel shears as respectively laid out to be clear of and independent of the widow’s wright of dower. And also the other five shears to run through the widow’s wright of dower from the river and contain Lot No. 1, 35 acres drawn by John Shawhan as by their agreement. Lot No. 2, Francis Coburn and wife, 31 acres; Lot No. 3, 28 acres, 2 rods, and 24 poles drawn by Joseph Shawhan, and Lot No. 4, William Liggett and wife, 31 acres, and also LotNo. 5 drawn by Amos Shawhan for 33 acres,which said land we have divided according to the best of our judgement, being a part of King’s and Mr. McIntyre’s surveys in our said county of Warren, Ohio. Given unto our hands this 27th day of August 1825. Andrew Whitacre Thomas Ireland Mahlon Roach Note: Additional estate matters were signed Nov. 29, 1841 and received for record Jan. 11, 1849, in the Warren Co. Recorder’s Office, detailing further land changes among Darby’s heirs, reflecting that Daniel Shawhan was then living in Delaware Co., IN, that Joseph was dec’d, etc. Darby SHAWHAN and Priscilla (UNKNOWN) Shawhan had the following family: 2 i. Daniel SHAWHAN was born May 17, 1779 and died 1853. ii. Polly SHAWHAN was born in Washington Co., PA 1783. Polly died in Highland Co., OH. She married Alexander LIGGETT. Alexander was born about 1780. 3 iii. David SHAWHAN was born July 8, 1785 and died September 18, 1867. iv. Rhoda SHAWHAN was born in Washington Co., PA October 3, 1790. Rhoda died in Madison Co., IN. She married Francis COBURN in Warren County, Ohio, November 2, 1808. Francis was born about 1787. After her marriage they moved to Madison Co., IN. 4 v. John H. SHAWHAN was born January 8, 1793 and died November 20, 1869. 5 vi. Joseph SHAWHAN was born 1795 and died May 27, 1836. 6 vii. Amos SHAWHAN was born December 23, 1799 and died July 15, 1871.

Second Generation

2. Daniel SHAWHAN (Darby 1) was born in Washington Co., PA May 17, 1779. Daniel died 1853 in Henry Co., IN, at 74 years of age. His body was interred 1853 in Henry Co., IN. He married Elizabeth (Betsy) FOX in Warren County, Ohio, October 1, 1800. Elizabeth was born in PA 1782. Elizabeth died in IN. The 1850 Census listed Elizabeth as living in Pipe Creek Twp., Madison Co., IN. A farmer, Daniel moved with his father from PA to KY and then to Warren Co., Ohio, where he had his first son in 1801. He later migrated to Delaware Co., IN where he was located at the time of the settlement of his father Darby’s estate in 1825. He subsequently moved to Henry Co., IN where his will was probated in 1853. Daniel SHAWHAN and Elizabeth (Betsy) FOX had the following family: 7 i. David C. SHAWHAN was born March 29, 1801 and died February 9, 1853. ii. Priscilla SHAWHAN was born in Warren Co., OH about 1805. She married William PAR- ENT in Warren Co., OH, September 04, 1823. William was born about 1802. iii. Hannah SHAWHAN was born in Warren Co., OH about 1815. She married Christian WALL October 8, 1835. Christian was born about 1813. iv. John S. SHAWHAN was born in Warren Co., OH about 1820. He married Theresa SUM- MERS in Henry Co., IN, February 18, 1841. 8 v. Amos B. SHAWHAN was born 1823 and is deceased. 9 vi. Thomas J. SHAWHAN was born 1826 and died before 1880. 3. David SHAWHAN (Darby 1)2 was born in Washington Co., PA July 8, 1785. David died September 18, 1867 in Warren Co., OH, at 82 years of age. He married Elizabeth MOUNTS in Warren County, Ohio, December 18, 1806. Elizabeth was born in Bourbon Co., VA/KY June 15, 1789. Elizabeth 3 was the daughter of William MOUNTS and Catherine MCCLALLY. Elizabeth died June 20, 1871 in Warren CO., OH, at 82 years of age. Her body was interred

--272-- 1871 in Warren Co., OH. Subsequent to the death of her husband, David, Elizabeth was judged insane and a guardian was appointed to help manage her estate by the Warren Co. Probate Court; the administrator, James Mounts, assessed her holdings, 50 acres of farm land she received on the death of David, as being worth $4000.00. Little is known of David other than that he was a small farmer. The 1860 Census lists David, a. 75, Elizabeth, a. 70, William, a. 49, Joseph, a. 40, Mary J., a. 22, David, Jr., a. 14, and Elizabeth J. a. 13. His estate settlement, initiated in 1867 and closed in 1871, showed land sales amounting to $8282.56 and debts totaling $4784.56, leaving some $3497.00 to be divided among ten heirs. David SHAWHAN and Elizabeth MOUNTS had the following family: 10 i. Cynthia SHAWHAN was born 1808. ii. William M. SHAWHAN was born in Warren Co., OH December 1, 1811. William died February 25, 1878 in Warren Co., OH, at 66 years of age. William is remembered as having mental problems leading the community to consider him as being “crazy”. iii. Malinda (Belinda) SHAWHAN was born in Warren Co., OH June 27, 1812. Malinda died January 27, 1884 in Warren Co., OH, at 71 years of age. She married Elijah WAGER in Warren Co., OH, May 27, 1829. Elijah was born about 1810. iv. Lucinda SHAWHAN4 was born in Warren Co., OH January 1814. Lucinda died February 23, 1839 in Warren Co., OH, at 25 years of age. She married twice. She married Jacob HARNER in Warren Co., OH, January 9, 1830. Jacob was born about 1812. She married Robert JOHNSON in Warren Co., OH, December 21, 1837. Robert was born about 1814. v. Nancy SHAWHAN was born in Warren Co., OH 1816. Nancy died June 4, 1871 in Warren Co., OH, at 54 years of age. She married Philip HARNER in Warren Co., OH, about 1833. Philip was born in Warren Co., OH 1814. Philip died 1879 in Warren Co., OH, at 65 years of age. 11 vi. James Harvey SHAWHAN was born May 26, 1818 and died October 24, 1850. 12 vii. Joseph SHAWHAN was born 1819 and died June 1891. 13 viii. Priscilla SHAWHAN was born April 22, 1822 and died March 15, 1851. 14 ix. David SHAWHAN Jr. was born 1825 and died March 11, 1898. 15 x. Elizabeth (Mary) SHAWHAN was born February 23, 1829 and died July 25, 1849. 4. John H. SHAWHAN (Darby 1)5 was born in Washington Co., PA January 8, 1793. John died November 20, 1869 in Warren Co., OH, at 76 years of age. His body was interred 1869 in Shawhan Cem, Warren Co., OH. He married twice. He married Rebecca LIGGETT in Warren County, Ohio, October 24, 1816. Rebecca was born July 3, 1796. Rebecca died July 22, 1841 in Warren Co., OH, at 45 years of age. He married Polly PHILLIPS in Warren Co., OH, about 1841. Polly was born about 1800. Polly died in Warren Co., OH. During the War of 1812, John served in Capt. David Sutter’s Co., under Col. James Timley; he was captured by the British and was held prisoner at Detroit until the War’s end. He was a prominent citizen of Warren Co., serving as Justice of the Peace during 1837-1846. He is also mentioned in court records, in several instances, as being designated guardian of orphaned children. There is a question as to the actual birth parents of Alexander, shown as John’s son; it is possible that Alexander was actually Polly’s son from her first marriage, or that he was an orphaned child who was adopted by John. John H. SHAWHAN and Rebecca LIGGETT had the following family: 16 i. Mary B. SHAWHAN was born 1820 and died December 19, 1881. ii. Rebecca SHAWHAN was born in Warren Co., OH November 11, 1825. Rebecca died December 13, 1834 in Warren Co., OH, at 9 years of age. Her body was interred 1834 in Warren Co., OH. iii. Nancy SHAWHAN was born in Warren Co., OH January 8, 1828. Nancy died May 29, 1845 in Warren Co., OH, at 17 years of age. Her body was interred 1845 in Warren Co., OH. iv. Perry SHAWHAN was born in Warren Co., OH June 26, 1831. Perry died May 16, 1873 in Warren Co., OH, at 41 years of age. Perry’s estate settlement listed no widow or children; his holdings, consisting of cash and notes, were left to his nieces, nephews, and siblings. v. James A. SHAWHAN was born in Warren Co., OH April 29, 1833. James died August 03, 1858 in Warren Co., OH, at 25 years of age. 17 vi. Joseph L. SHAWHAN was born about 1834 and died about 1874. John H. SHAWHAN and Polly PHILLIPS had the following family: 18 vii. Alexander SHAWHAN was born about 1824 and died 1875. 19 viii. John H. SHAWHAN Jr. was born about 1842 and died about 1864. 20 ix. William A. SHAWHAN was born 1845.

--273-- x. Rebecca SHAWHAN was born in Warren Co., OH about 1846. She married Joseph GANTER in Warren Co., OH, about 1866. Joseph was born about 1840. 5. Joseph SHAWHAN (Darby 1)6 was born in Bourbon Co., VA/KY 1795. Joseph died May 27, 1836 in Salem Twp., Warren Co., OH, at 40 years of age. His body was interred 1836 in Warren Co., OH. He married Nancy REED in Warren County, Ohio, July 26, 1816. Nancy was born in VA 1799. Nancy died February 15, 1858 in Warren County, Ohio, at 58 years of age. Probate Court filings in July 1850 affirmed that Nancy had guardianship of the estate and minor children — e.g. Allen, Wm. L., and David R. — at the death of her late husband, Joseph Shawhan, in 1836. Joseph was born in the Kentucky District of western Virginia, near Ruddles Station, shortly before his father Darby decided to migrate across the Ohio River to the Warren County area. Joseph was listed in the 1820 Census (PG #220) for Salem Twp., Warren Co., OH; at the time he owned land on the western edge of present-day Morrow, Ohio. Warren County Probate Court records show that his estate was administered by his son John, who held a public sale of his father’s goods in order to satisfy outstanding debts. The sale, on Sept. 12, 1836, amounting to $1515.73, included Joseph’s rifle, a “large clock”, kettles, pots, a “bureau and cover”, a two-horse wagon with harness, walnut planking, oak flooring, a cider mill, a few cows/heifers, , ten hogs, 12 shoats, oats, six horses, eight “bunches of bricks”, a field of corn, and numerous farm implements. His debts at the time amounted to $67.95. Joseph SHAWHAN and Nancy REED had the following family: i. Hester SHAWHAN was born in Warren Co., OH 1819. She married William MCLURE in Warren County, Ohio, March 29, 1836. William was born 1804. 21 ii. Catherine SHAWHAN was born 1823. 22 iii. David R. SHAWHAN was born April 07, 1824 and died June 14, 1891. 23 iv. William L. SHAWHAN was born 1826 and died August 14, 1901. 24 v. Allen W. SHAWHAN was born June 25, 1831 and died June 11, 1916. vi. Frederick SHAWHAN was born in Warren Co., OH March 4, 1836. Frederick died March 30, 1858 in Warren Co., OH, at 22 years of age. 6. Amos SHAWHAN (Darby 1)7 was born in Warren Co., OH December 23, 1799. Amos died July 15, 1871 in Warren Co., OH, at 71 years of age. His body was interred July 1871 in Warren Co., OH. He married Anne BEATTY in Warren County, Ohio, March 4, 1824. Anne was born in Culpeper Co., VA September 5, 1802. Anne was the daughter of John BEATTY. Anne died December 20, 1877 in Warren Co., OH, at 75 years of age. Her body was interred 1877 in Warren Co., OH. The “History of Warren County, Ohio”, published 1882 by W. H. Beers & Co., shows Amos as a tavern-keeper in Morrow, OH, “at the lower end of the Village”, near the railroad tracks in about 1852. Census records indicate that Amos and Anne also took in boarders, a common role of taverns in that era. Amos and Anne are buried in the Zoar Cemetery, just west of Morrow, together with his father Darby and her father John. Amos was somewhat of a local character in Morrow; a tintype of the era shows Amos dressed in a top hat, bow tie, and very formal clothes, holding a long rifle, and accompanied by a lounging dog. Amos SHAWHAN and Anne BEATTY had the following family: 25 i. Lucinda SHAWHAN was born about 1825.

Third Generation

7. David C. SHAWHAN (Daniel 2)8 was born in Warren Co., OH March 29, 1801. David died February 9, 1853 in Henry Co., IN, at 51 years of age. He married Eliza HOFF in Warren Co., OH, February 17, 1825. Eliza was born in Warren Co., OH June 1, 1807. Eliza was the daughter of John HOFF and Ruth FIELDS. Eliza died July 25, 1864 in Henry Co., IN, at 57 years of age. Born in Ohio, David had his first two children in that state before migrating to Indiana in about 1832; the 1830 Census (PG #013) lists him as being in Hamilton, Butler County, OH. The 1850 Census then shows him as living in Liberty Twp., Henry Co., IN. David C. SHAWHAN and Eliza HOFF had the following family: i. Catherine SHAWHAN was born in Warren Co., OH 1825. Catherine died in IN. 26 ii. Enoch N. SHAWHAN was born 1827 and is deceased. iii. Cornelia SHAWHAN was born in IN 1835. She married John R. KOB. John was born in Henry Co., IN about 1833. 27 iv. Racilla SHAWHAN was born December 13, 1838 and died July 17, 1869. v. Ruth SHAWHAN was born in IN 1843. vi. Rachel SHAWHAN was born in IN January 5, 1844. Rachel died October 3, 1863 in IN, at

--274-- 19 years of age. vii. Eliza SHAWHAN was born in IN 1846. Eliza died in IN. viii. Lucinda SHAWHAN was born in IN 1849. ix. Rhoda SHAWHAN was born in IN May 23, 1851. Rhoda died August 02, 1853 in IN, at 2 years of age. 8. Amos B. SHAWHAN (Daniel 2) was born in Warren Co., OH 1823. Amos died in IN. He married Marilla (UNKNOWN) Shawhan in IN, about 1848. Marilla was born in OH 1828. The 1850 Census listed Amos and his family as living in Monroe Twp., Grant Co., IN. (Refer to Volume II, p. 233, for a genealogy of this family) Amos B. SHAWHAN and Marilla (UNKNOWN) Shawhan had the following family: i. John SHAWHAN was born in IN 1849. 9. Thomas J. SHAWHAN (Daniel 2) was born in Warren Co., OH 1826. Thomas died before 1880 in IN. He married Melvida (Jenny) (UNKNOWN) Shawhan in IN, about 1846. Melvida was born in IN 1832. The 1880 Census for Madison, IN showed Jenny, a. 47, living with Theodosia, a. 25, Amelia, a. 23, Howland, a. 21, and John, a. 18. The 1850 Census for Madison Co., IN listed Thomas and his family living in Pipe Creek Twp.; his mother, Eliza- beth, a widow, lived in the same township. Thomas J. SHAWHAN and Melvida (Jenny) (UNKNOWN) Shawhan had the following family: i. Elizabeth Amelia SHAWHAN was born in IN 1847. ii. Henry Howland SHAWHAN was born in IN 1849. iii. Theodosia SHAWHAN was born in IN 1855. iv. John SHAWHAN was born in IN 1862. 10. Cynthia SHAWHAN (David 3) was born in Warren Co., OH 1808. She married three times. She married Asher SNOOK in Warren Co., OH, March 19, 1825. Asher was born in Warren Co., OH about 1807. Asher died about 1842 in Warren Co., OH. She married William PHILLIPS in Warren Co., OH, March 21, 1844. William was born about 1808. She married (Unknown) CLARK in Warren Co., OH, after 1845. (Unknown) was born about 1808. Cynthia SHAWHAN and Asher SNOOK had the following family: 28 i. Martha J. SNOOK was born 1823 and died August 19, 1855. 11. James Harvey SHAWHAN (David 3)9 was born in Warren Co., OH May 26, 1818. James died October 24, 1850 in Warren Co., OH, at 32 years of age. He married Phebe GREEN in Warren Co., OH, April 10, 1842. Phebe was born in Warren Co., OH June 4, 1825. Phebe was the daughter of Joseph GREEN and Rebecca COTTLE. Phebe died January 30, 1889 in Warren Co., OH, at 63 years of age. The Probate Court at Lebanon, Ohio, on March 29, 1856, officially appointed “Phebe Shawhan of Warren County, Ohio Guardian to the person and estate of Joseph William Shawhan aged 10 years, Nov. 21, 1855, & of Lucius Shawhan aged 7 years June 2, 1855.”, as a consequence of the death of her deceased husband, James H. Shawhan. James and his wife were very supportive of the Methodist Episco- pal Church in Morrow, OH. James Harvey SHAWHAN and Phebe GREEN had the following family: i. David SHAWHAN was born in Warren Co., OH May 21, 1843. David died 12 Apr 1844 in Warren Co., OH. 29 ii. Joseph William SHAWHAN was born November 21, 1845 and died April 09, 1921. 30 iii. Lucius C. SHAWHAN was born June 2, 1848 and died October 27, 1898. 12. Joseph SHAWHAN (David 3) was born in Warren Co., OH 1819. Joseph died June 1891 in Warren Co., OH, at 71 years of age. He married four times. He married Caroline NIXON in Warren Co., OH, March 18, 1846. Caroline was born in Warren Co., OH 1828. Caroline was the daughter of George NIXON and Jane SIMONTON. Caroline died about 1855 in Warren Co., OH. He married Lydia EBY in Warren Co., OH, April 27, 1858. Lydia was born about 1830. Lydia died about 1859 in Warren Co., OH. He married Mary MATTHEWS in Warren Co., OH, March 15, 1860. Mary was born in Warren Co., OH September 13, 1837. Mary died March 4, 1863 in Warren Co., OH, at 25 years of age. He married Margaret (BOREM) RADEBAUGH in Warren Co., OH, December 27, 1865. Margaret was born in Warren Co., OH 1832. Margaret was the daughter of James RADEBAUGH and Susannah PRICE. Margaret died 1920 at 88 years of age. During the Civil War Joseph served with the 146th O.V.I. from May 2, 1864 - Sep. 7, 1864; the regiment was called up for a short time as garrison troops and POW guards in WV. Joseph SHAWHAN and Caroline NIXON had the following family: 31 i. David P. SHAWHAN was born June 5, 1846 and died March 10, 1912. 32 ii. Elizabeth J. SHAWHAN was born 1847. iii. Lucinda SHAWHAN was born in Warren Co., OH December 1849. Lucinda died Septem- ber 3, 1853 in Warren Co., OH, at 3 years of age. Her body was interred 1853 in Shawhan Cem, Morrow, OH.

--275-- iv. Mary P. SHAWHAN was born in Warren Co., OH 1852. Mary died February 7, 1854 in Warren Co., OH, at 1 year of age. Joseph SHAWHAN and Mary MATTHEWS had the following family: v. Harriet SHAWHAN was born in Warren Co., OH 1861. vi. Maria SHAWHAN was born in Warren Co., OH January 1863. Maria died July 18, 1863 in Warren Co., OH, at less than one year of age. Joseph SHAWHAN and Margaret (BOREM) RADEBAUGH had the following family: vii. Mattie SHAWHAN was born in Warren Co., OH 1867. 33 viii. Frederick SHAWHAN was born March 1870 and died 1943. 13. Priscilla SHAWHAN (David 3) was born in Warren Co., OH April 22, 1822. Priscilla died March 15, 1851 in Warren Co., OH, at 28 years of age. She married Ephriam KIBBY in Warren Co., OH, September 21, 1839. Ephriam was born in Warren Co., OH about 1820. Priscilla SHAWHAN and Ephriam KIBBY had the following family: i. Turcilla KIBBY was born in Warren Co., OH about 1841. 14. David SHAWHAN JR. (David 3) was born in Warren Co., OH 1825. David died March 11, 1898 in Warren Co., OH, at 72 years of age. He married Deborah BEATTY in Warren Co., OH, August 12, 1849. Deborah was born in Warren Co., OH 1827. In 1898 Deborah filed an application in the Warren Co. Probate Court to collect accrued pension of her husband who died on Mar. 11, 1898. During the Civil War, David served as a Sgt. with the 4th Ohio Cavalry. David SHAWHAN Jr. and Deborah BEATTY had the following family: i. Mark SHAWHAN was born in Warren Co., OH 1850. At the time of his father’s death, in 1898, Mark was living in St. Louis, MO. 34 ii. Edward SHAWHAN was born 1854 and died 1928. iii. William B. SHAWHAN was born in Warren Co., OH 1857. William was shown in the 1902 City of Cincinnati Directory as being a railroader. iv. Charles SHAWHAN was born in Warren Co., OH 1860. The 1900 Directory of Warren County, Ohio lists Charles as living on First St. in Morrow. v. Anna SHAWHAN was born in Warren Co., OH 1865. 15. Elizabeth (Mary) SHAWHAN (David 3) was born in Warren Co., OH February 23, 1829. Elizabeth died July 25, 1849 in Warren Co., OH, at 20 years of age. She married Henry KEPLER in Warren Co., OH, November 24, 1843. Henry was born in Warren Co., OH about 1827. Elizabeth (Mary) SHAWHAN and Henry KEPLER had the following family: i. James H. KEPLER was born in Warren Co., OH 1845. 16. Mary B. SHAWHAN (John H. 4)10 was born in Warren Co., OH 1820. Mary died December 19, 1881 in Warren Co., OH, at 61 years of age. She married Frederick HUTCHINSON in Warren Co., OH, June 20, 1839. Frederick was born in Lexington, KY about 1817. Frederick was the son of John HUTCHINSON and Catherine SNYDER. Frederick died December 19, 1881 at 64 years of age. Frederick started out with very little, but, by the time of his death, had accumulated nearly 700 acres of good farm land; he was also a dealer in real estate and in pork. Mary B. SHAWHAN and Frederick HUTCHINSON had the following family: i. Rebecca HUTCHINSON was born 1840. She married Moses CROSSLEY about 1861. Moses was born about 1840. ii. Frank HUTCHINSON was born in Warren Co., OH 1843. iii. John HUTCHINSON was born in Warren Co., OH 1850. iv. Annice HUTCHINSON was born in Warren Co., OH 1852. She married J. B. TODHUNTER about 1873. J. was born about 1850. v. Josephine HUTCHINSON was born in Warren Co., OH 1854. She married Victor WORLEY about 1875. Victor was born about 1853. vi. Laura HUTCHINSON was born in Warren Co., OH 1859. She married Christopher STUBBS about 1880. Christopher was born about 1857. vii. William HUTCHINSON was born in Warren Co., OH 1862. 17. Joseph L. SHAWHAN (John H. 4) was born in Warren Co., OH about 1834. Joseph died about 1874 in Warren Co., OH. He married Lydia (UNKNOWN) Shawhan in Warren Co., OH, about 1856. Lydia was born about 1833. Joseph L. SHAWHAN and Lydia (UNKNOWN) Shawhan had the following family: 35 i. John SHAWHAN was born 1857 and died June 1918.

--276-- ii. Rhoda SHAWHAN was born in Warren Co., OH 1859. iii. William SHAWHAN was born in Warren Co., OH August 22, 1860. William died Decem- ber 11, 1876 in Warren Co., OH, at 16 years of age. William died from lockjaw, the result of an accidental shooting. 18. Alexander SHAWHAN (John H. 4) was born in Warren Co., OH about 1824. Alexander died 1875 in Warren Co., OH, at 51 years of age. He married Abigail BENNETT in Warren Co., OH, June 8, 1843. Abigail was born about 1824. Abigail was the daughter of William BENNETT and Elizabheth RUNYAN. It’s known that Abigail died before 1864 when her father’s estate was settled. There is a question as to Alexander’s actual birth parents — i.e. he could have been Polly’s son by her first marriage and had been adopted by John, or Alexander could have been an orphaned child who was adopted by John. Alexander’s estate was processed thru the Warren Co., Probate Court, though the records indicate that he died elsewhere, without heirs, but his sister, Rebecca, and brother, William, had agreed to administer his estate, primarily handling bills. Alexander SHAWHAN and Abigail BENNETT had the following family: i. Rebecca SHAWHAN was born about 1846. ii. John SHAWHAN was born about 1847. iii. William SHAWHAN was born about 1848. iv. Elizabeth SHAWHAN was born about 1850. v. Alexander SHAWHAN was born about 1852. 19. John H. SHAWHAN JR. (John H. 4) was born in Warren Co., OH about 1842. John died about 1864. His body was interred about 1864 in Selma, AL. He married Susan WINTHRO in Warren Co., OH, about 1858. Susan was born 1837. John was KIA during the Civil War. John H. SHAWHAN Jr. and Susan WINTHRO had the following family: i. Margaret SHAWHAN was born in Warren Co., OH 1859. 20. William A. SHAWHAN (John H. 4) was born in Warren Co., OH 1845. He married Melissa (UNKNOWN) Shawhan in Warren Co., OH, about 1870. Melissa was born 1844. William A. SHAWHAN and Melissa (UNKNOWN) Shawhan had the following family: i. Ruby SHAWHAN was born in Warren Co., OH 1876. 21. Catherine SHAWHAN (Joseph 5)11 was born in Warren Co., OH 1823. She married John Wesley MOUNTS in Warren Co., OH, March 26, 1844. John was born in Warren Co., OH 1819. Catherine SHAWHAN and John Wesley MOUNTS had the following family: i. Nancy MOUNTS was born in Warren Co., OH March 1849. Nancy died August 22, 1849 in Warren Co., OH, at less than one year of age. ii. Albert MOUNTS was born 1852. 36 iii. Alice MOUNTS was born October 1854. iv. William MOUNTS was born in Warren Co., OH May 1, 1859. William died August 20, 1883 in Warren Co., OH, at 24 years of age. 22. David R. SHAWHAN (Joseph 5) was born in Warren Co., OH April 07, 1824. David died June 14, 1891 in Warren Co., OH, at 67 years of age. His body was interred June 1891 in Warren Co., OH. He married twice. He married Elizabeth (UNKNOWN) Shawhan in Warren Co., OH, about 1842. Elizabeth was born in Warren Co., OH November 10, 1822. Elizabeth died September 17, 1847 in Warren Co., OH, at 24 years of age. He married Jane COX in Warren Co., OH, June 12, 1865. Jane was born in OH 1833. Jane died 1918 in OH, at 85 years of age. David served during the Civil War with Co. G, 17th O.V.I., Sep. 1861- July 1865; this regiment saw extensive action with the Army of the Cumberland, fighting from Shiloh thru Sherman’s march to the sea. He and his family are buried in the Shawhan plot, Lebanon Cemetery, Warren Co., Ohio. David R. SHAWHAN and Elizabeth (UNKNOWN) Shawhan had the following family: i. Malinda SHAWHAN was born in Warren Co., OH about 1845. Malinda died about 1849 in Warren Co., OH. David R. SHAWHAN and Jane COX had the following family: 37 ii. Lucy SHAWHAN was born 1868 and died 1896. iii. Nancy “Minnie” SHAWHAN was born in Warren Co., OH 1870. Nancy died February 6, 1899 in Warren Co., OH, at 28 years of age. 23. William L. SHAWHAN (Joseph 5)12 was born in Warren Co., OH 1826. William died August 14, 1901 in Warren Co., OH, at 75 years of age. His body was interred August 1901 in Warren Co., OH. He married Mary Ann WILSON in Warren County, Ohio, June 1, 1851. Mary was born in VA 1826. Mary was the daughter of John WILSON and

--277-- Alice. Mary died 1893 in Warren Co., OH, at 67 years of age. Her body was interred 1893 in Warren Co., OH. William was a farmer in Union Twp., Warren Co., OH. An 1875 atlas shows his plot as being a 70 acre farm, near the farms of D. Nixon, N. Dilatush, A. Stubbs, J. Irons, and C. Baker, a few miles NE of Deerfield (So. Lebanon), just north of the Little Miami River. He was a veteran of the Civil War, serving from May 1864-Sept. 1864, as a Pvt. in Co. K, 146th O.V.I.; this regiment was called up to serve as garrison troops and POW guards in West Virginia. William and his family occupy a sizeable plot in the South Lebanon Deerfield Cemetery. William L. SHAWHAN and Mary Ann WILSON had the following family: 38 i. John William SHAWHAN was born April 01, 1849 and died October 6, 1918. 39 ii. Margaret Ann SHAWHAN was born 1852 and died 1933. 40 iii. Frank P. SHAWHAN was born June 25, 1853 and died March 23, 1900. iv. Frederick SHAWHAN was born in Warren Co., OH about 1854. Frederick died September 10, 1855 in Warren Co., OH, at 1 year of age. 41 v. Charley L. SHAWHAN was born 1856 and died 1898. 42 vi. Henry Dilatush SHAWHAN was born June 30, 1861 and died July 10, 1938. 43 vii. William S. SHAWHAN was born September 1866 and died October 7, 1897. 44 viii. Robert J. SHAWHAN was born June 28, 1869 and died March 22, 1936. ix. Sue Ann (Anna) SHAWHAN was born 1870. Sue died 1898 in Warren Co., OH, at 28 years of age. She married Charles MULL about 1891. Charles was born about 1870. 24. Allen W. SHAWHAN (Joseph 5)13 was born in Warren Co., OH June 25, 1831. Allen died June 11, 1916 in Washington Twp., Warren Co., OH, at 84 years of age. He married Mary KOEBEL in Warren County, Ohio, Decem- ber 22, 1853. Mary was born in Germany August 05, 1830. Mary was the daughter of George KOEBEL and Barbara FORD. Mary died April 09, 1914 in Warren Co., OH, at 83 years of age. Allen went to California during the gold rush and made enough from mining to return home to buy a 133 acres farm on Koebel Rd. in Washington Twp, a short distance from Ft. Ancient, where he constructed a house by making his own clay bricks. The home stayed in the family for some years, to the extent that, in 1983, it was occupied by a female descendent of Allen’s; she had the original assay scale used by Allen to measure ore during his mining days. Shawhan Rd. is an existing route in the vicinity of this farm. The 1878 Directory of Warren County, Ohio listed Allen as living near Ft. Ancient. Allen’s will specifically mentioned who his heirs were — i.e. surviving sons, daughters, and grand- daughters. Mary Koebel, his wife, came to the US at the age of three; Koebel Rd. was named after her father. Allen W. SHAWHAN and Mary KOEBEL had the following family: 45 i. Anna SHAWHAN was born about 1855. 46 ii. George SHAWHAN was born July 25, 1856 and died November 7, 1886. iii. Alfred SHAWHAN was born about 1858. Alfred never married. He had a housekeeper named Frances whom the nieces and nephews called “Aunt Frances”. She may have been a sister to his mother, Mary Koebel. 47 iv. Harry SHAWHAN was born November 7, 1859 and died November 1933. v. Caroline (Callie) SHAWHAN was born about 1862. She married Rev. William “Bill” BAILEY about 1883. Rev. was born about 1860. 48 vi. Edward SHAWHAN was born May 28, 1864 and died July 13, 1944. 25. Lucinda SHAWHAN (Amos 6) was born in Warren Co., OH about 1825. She married Edward F. FULLER in Warren County, Ohio, December 22, 1845. Edward was born in Warren Co., OH about 1824. Lucinda SHAWHAN and Edward F. FULLER had the following family: 49 i. Lucia FULLER was born about 1847. ii. Sophia FULLER was born about 1856.

Fourth Generation

26. Enoch N. SHAWHAN (David C. 7) was born in Warren Co., OH 1827. Enoch died in IN. He married Melinda HUMBARD in Warren Co., OH, November 3, 1853. Melinda was born in Warren Co., OH about 1833. Melinda died in IN. Enoch N. SHAWHAN and Melinda HUMBARD had the following family: i. Emma SHAWHAN was born about 1855. ii. Paulina SHAWHAN was born about 1857. iii. Albert SHAWHAN was born about 1859.

--278-- 50 iv. Silas W. SHAWHAN was born April 15, 1861 and died 1941. v. Frank SHAWHAN was born in Warren Co., OH about 1863. 27. Racilla SHAWHAN (David C. 7) was born in IN December 13, 1838. Racilla died July 17, 1869 in IN, at 30 years of age. She married John HENNINGER in IN, about 1862. John was born April 11, 1832. John was the son of Jacob HENNINGER’ and Susannah LOUDY. John was a farmer and a cooper. Racilla SHAWHAN and John HENNINGER had the following family: i. Charles McClellan HENNINGER was born August 28, 1864. Charles died June 2, 1931 at age 66. ii. Willard H. HENNINGER was born October 1, 1865. Willard died October 3, 1865. iii. Minnie H. HENNINGER was born January 2, 1868. Minnie died February 15, 1869 at the age of 1. iv. Malinda Catherine HENNINGER was born January 17, 1869. Malinda died August 12, 1943 at the age of 74 . 28. Martha J. SNOOK (Cynthia SHAWHAN 10) was born in Warren Co., OH 1823. Martha died August 19, 1855 in Warren Co., OH, at 32 years of age. She married Seth B. GREELEY in Warren Co., OH, March 5, 1843. Seth was born in Warren Co., OH December 16, 1821. Martha J. SNOOK and Seth B. GREELEY had the following family: i. Elmira GREELEY. ii. Franklin GREELEY. iii. David GREELEY. iv. Francis A. GREELEY. v. Mary E. GREELEY. vi. Marshall GREELEY. 29. Joseph William SHAWHAN (James Harvey 11) was born in Warren Co., OH November 21, 1845. Joseph died April 09, 1921 in Warren Co., OH, at 75 years of age. He married Margaret CROSSON in Morrow, Warren Co., OH, October 1, 1868. Margaret was born October 29, 1844. Margaret died February 5, 1907 at 62 years of age. Joseph’s father died when he was quite young and his mother later married Dr. Lucius Cottle when Joseph was about 15 years old. Being an industrious lad, he began to make his own way, living at the home of Billy P. Mounts. He attended Mainville Academy. During the Civil War he initially enlisted on June 2, 1862 in Co. A, 86th O.V.I. and was discharged Sept. 25th, 1862; on May 2, 1864 he re-enlisted in Co. F, 146th O.V.I.. After the War he was very active in the G.A.R. (Grand Army of the Republic) Post in Warren County. Joseph was a RR Mail Clerk on the railway line traveling thru Morrow, Ohio. His house was located between the RR Station and the Little Miami River — when the river flooded, it wasn’t unusual for Joseph’s family to have to evacuate to higher ground or to go to the second floor and wait out the waters. He retired from the Mail Service in 1908. He was a long time member of the Masons and of the Methodist Church. Joseph William SHAWHAN and Margaret CROSSON had the following family: 51 i. Elbert Harvey SHAWHAN was born July 7, 1869 and died January 12, 1917. ii. Cora S. SHAWHAN was born in Warren Co., OH February 27, 1873. Cora died January 23, 1877 in Warren Co., OH, at 3 years of age. 30. Lucius C. SHAWHAN (James Harvey 11) was born in Warren Co., OH June 2, 1848. Lucius died October 27, 1898 in St. Louis, MO, at 50 years of age. He married Nannie THOMPSON in Warren Co., OH, February 23, 1874. Nannie was born August 08, 1850. Nannie died May 29, 1888 at 37 years of age. Lucius C. SHAWHAN and Nannie THOMPSON had the following family: i. James T. SHAWHAN was born October 25, 1880. James died March 30, 1883 at 2 years of age. 31. David P. SHAWHAN (Joseph 12) was born in Warren Co., OH June 5, 1846. David died March 10, 1912 in Blanchester, OH, at 65 years of age. His body was interred 1912 in Crossen Cem, Warren Co., OH. He married Mary E. SOTH in Warren Co., OH, September 24, 1868. Mary was born in Edwardsville, OH July 1849. Mary died after 1912 in Warren County, OH. David served during the Civil War with Co. E, 79th O.V.I., enlisting on Aug. 9, 1862 in Morrow, OH under Capt. James Thomson, receiving a $25 bounty and was sent to Camp Dennison, OH, near Loveland, for training. The regi- ment fought in KY against CSA Gen. Morgan, at Lookout Mt., in the Atlanta Campaign, and is Sherman’s’ march to the sea. David was wounded in his left knee near Kenesaw Mt., GA and was hospitalized Jan/Feb 1865 due to scurvy. He was discharged in Columbus, OH on July 17, 1865. A Shawhan Mausoleum is located in the Blanchester, Ohio Cem-

--279-- etery. In it are the remains of David, his wife Mary, and several of their children. The mausoleum was erected by Alden Shawhan, of Chattanooga, TN, a son of David P. David P. SHAWHAN and Mary E. SOTH had the following family: i. Clayton M. SHAWHAN was born in Warren Co., OH April 1870. Clayton died 1895 at the age of 25. ii. Alden C. SHAWHAN was born in Warren Co., OH March 28, 1872. He married Cora B. SWAN. Alden was a receiving clerk at the Cincinnati Traction Company, Bellevue Incline Plane. iii. Edward E. SHAWHAN was born in Warren County, OH 1874. Edward died December 17, 1919 in Clinton Co., OH, at 45 years of age. iv. Elmer L. SHAWHAN was born in Waren Co., OH 1877. Elmer died 1907 in OH, at 30 years of age. v. Charlotte M. “Lottie” SHAWHAN was born in Warren Co., OH 1882. Charlotte died 1906 in OH, at 24 years of age. vi. Louis K. SHAWHAN was born in Warren Co., OH 1889. Louis died 1914 in OH, at 25 years of age. 32. Elizabeth J. SHAWHAN (Joseph 12) was born in Warren Co., OH 1847. She married James H. SHAFER in Warren Co., OH, October 30, 1863. Elizabeth J. SHAWHAN and James H. SHAFER had the following family: 52 i. Emma T. SHAFER was born August 25, 1864 and died July 5, 1901. 33. Frederick SHAWHAN (Joseph 12) was born in Warren Co., OH March 1870. Frederick died 1943 in Warren Co., OH, at 73 years of age. He married Martha HOLMES in Warren Co., OH, about 1892. Martha was born in Warren Co., OH 1877. Martha died 1965 in Warren Co., OH, at 88 years of age. Frederick and his wife, Martha, are buried in the Edwardsville Cemetery, Salem Twp., Warren Co., OH. Frederick SHAWHAN and Martha HOLMES had the following family: 53 i. Ava O. SHAWHAN was born about 1897 and died about 1990. 34. Edward SHAWHAN (David 14) was born in Warren Co., OH 1854. Edward died 1928 in Morrow, Warren Co., OH, at 74 years of age. He married Alice CROSSON in Warren Co., OH, about 1880. Alice was born in Warren Co., OH April 01, 1858. Alice died 1943 in Morrow, Warren Co., OH, at 85 years of age. The 1900 Directory for Warren County, Ohio listed Edward as being a laborer living on First St. in Morrow. Edward SHAWHAN and Alice CROSSON had the following family: i. George SHAWHAN was born in Morrow, Warren Co., OH about 1884. George operated a beer garden in Morrow, Ohio. 54 ii. Perry Crosson SHAWHAN was born July 30, 1885 and died July 1, 1943. 55 iii. Leonard Alfred SHAWHAN was born 1889 and died 1955. iv. Charles SHAWHAN was born in Morrow, Warren Co., OH about 1891. v. Ralph SHAWHAN was born in Morrow, Warren Co., OH April 10, 1901. Ralph died August 25, 1974 in Lebanon, OH, at 73 years of age. He married Lena UNKNOWN. 35. John SHAWHAN (Joseph L. 17) was born in Warren Co., OH 1857. John died June 1918 in Warren Co., OH, at 60 years of age. He married Mary (UNKNOWN) in OH, about 1877. Mary was born 1859. John SHAWHAN and Mary (UNKNOWN) had the following family: 56 i. Perry SHAWHAN was born 1877 and is deceased. ii. Laura SHAWHAN was born 1879. iii. William D. SHAWHAN was born in Dayton, Montgomery Co., OH 1887. During WWI William served as a Pvt. in Co. A, 128th Inf. Regt., during the heavy fighting at Aisne-Marne, St. Michiel, and Meuse- Argonne. 36. Alice MOUNTS (Catherine SHAWHAN 21)14 was born in OH October 1854. She married Lewis Benom FELTER in Brown Co., OH, December 7, 1874. Lewis was born in Sycamore Twp., Hamilton Co., OH March 1840. Alice MOUNTS and Lewis Benom FELTER had the following family: 57 i. Catherine M. “Katie” FELTER was born December 18, 1876 and died June 12, 1901. ii. John FELTER was born 1878. iii. Grace FELTER was born March 1882. 37. Lucy SHAWHAN (David R. 22) was born in Warren Co., OH 1868. Lucy died 1896 in Warren Co., OH, at 28 years of age. She married PALMER in Warren Co., OH, about 1891. Lucy SHAWHAN and PALMER had the following family: i. Forest PALMER was born in Warren Co., OH 1895. Forest died 1899 in Warren Co., OH,

--280-- at 4 years of age. 38. John William SHAWHAN (William L. 23) was born in Warren Co., OH April 01, 1849. John died October 6, 1918 at 69 years of age. He married Eliza THOMPSON in Warren Co., OH, about 1870. Eliza was born in Warren Co., OH March 9, 1847. Eliza died September 28, 1934 in Warren Co., OH, at 87 years of age. John William SHAWHAN and Eliza THOMPSON had the following family: i. Alma SHAWHAN was born about 1872. ii. Wilbur J. SHAWHAN was born about 1875. Wilbur died March 1911 in Warren Co., OH, at 35 years of age. 39. Margaret Ann SHAWHAN (William L. 23) was born in Warren Co., OH 1852. Margaret died 1933 at 81 years of age.She married Isiah HOLLINGSHEAD in Warren Co., OH, 1875. Isiah was born in Warren Co., OH 1853. Isiah died 1923 in Warren Co., OH, at 70 years of age. Margaret Ann SHAWHAN and Isiah HOLLINGSHEAD had the following family: i. David W. HOLLINGSHEAD was born in Warren Co., OH about 1877. ii. Mate HOLLINGSHEAD was born in Warren Co., OH about 1878. iii. William Frank HOLLINGSHEAD was born in Warren Co., OH about 1880. 58 iv. James HOLLINGSHEAD was born about 1882. 40. Frank P. SHAWHAN (William L. 23)15 was born in Warren Co., OH June 25, 1853. Frank died March 23, 1900 in Warren Co., OH, at 46 years of age. He married Celia Jane DOWNEY in Warren Co., OH, December 12, 1878. Celia was born in Warren Co., OH March 3, 1855. Celia was the daughter of Eleazar DOWNEY and Elizabeth WORLEY. Celia died August 29, 1941 in Greene Co., OH, at 86 years of age. Frank P. was a farmer in Turtlecreek Twp., Warren Co., OH. He died of TB. Frank P. SHAWHAN and Celia Jane DOWNEY had the following family: 59 i. Sylvan Henry SHAWHAN was born June 27, 1881 and died October 1, 1950. 60 ii. Eleazer William SHAWHAN was born June 7, 1884 and died July 15, 1955. iii. Frank Lester SHAWHAN was born in Warren Co., OH October 4, 1887. Frank died Sep- tember 23, 1894 in Warren Co., OH, at 6 years of age. Frank died suffering from TB. 41. Charley L. SHAWHAN (William L. 23) was born in Warren Co., OH 1856. Charley died 1898 in Warren Co., OH, at 42 years of age. He married Jenny M. MARY in Warren Co., OH, about 1884. Jenny was born 1857. Jenny died 1926 at 69 years of age. Charley L. SHAWHAN and Jenny M. MARY had the following family: i. Mary Ethel SHAWHAN was born in Warren Co., OH 1887. ii. Carrie Laverne SHAWHAN was born in Warren Co., OH 1890. 42. Henry Dilatush SHAWHAN (William L. 23)16 was born in Warren Co., OH June 30, 1861. Henry died July 10, 1938 in Loveland, OH, at 77 years of age. His body was interred 1938 in Lebanon, OH. He married Annie Cora MAPLE in Warren County, Ohio, September 30, 1885. Their marriage took place at the residence of Annie’s father, Enoch Harvey Maple; Mamie Maple and Chester Maple were witnesses and Rev. Brandon officiated. Annie was born in Warren Co., OH December 26, 1862. Annie 17 was the daughter of Enoch MAPLE and Elizabeth HATFIELD. Annie died December 7, 1956 in Loveland, OH, at 93 years of age. Her body was interred December 1956 in Lebanon, OH. Annie Cora (always called “Cora”) was born on her father’s farm, located about 1 1/ 2 miles from Ft. Ancient, in Warren County; she traced her ancestry back to Benjamin Maple, b. 1663 in Ipswich, England, who d. 1727 in New Brunswick, NJ. Related family ancestors included the Nixons, Hatfields, Todds, Ayres, Lakes, Bantas, Van Voorhees, and Vanderbilts. Her father, Enoch Harvey Maple, was a farmer who was very handy with tools — his grandchildren, decades later, still treasured the homemade wooden sleds he made for them. As a young mother, Cora was a Sunday School teacher at the Loveland Methodist Church, whose minister was Rev. Gaddis. She was a small, determined, very feminine person who ruled her home with a firm grip — both her husband and her children knew who the boss was. Her home was always dust-free spotless, featuring lace dollies, heavy walnut furni- ture, and the scent of bread baking in the iron stove. On Thanksgiving, Christmas, and other important days, she would gather her clan together for big dinners of turkey (or ham), gravy, mashed and sweet potatoes, dressing, string beans, biscuits, and other goodies — especially the pumpkin and fruit pies which always came to the table warm, together with the home-made ice cream which the youngsters had hand-churned before dinner. Her pantry was always full of home-made jellies and jars of fruit. A strong Methodist, she made sure her family attended church on a regular basis — she named her youngest son, Arthur Gaddis, in honor of Rev. Gaddis, the Loveland Methodist minister. Henry was born on the Shawhan family farm, located on Shawhan Rd., slightly northeast of Deerfield, OH (So. Leba- non), in Union Twp., Warren Co., OH. He received the name “Dilatush” in honor of the Dilatush family, prominent

--281-- landowners in the area and friends of Henry’s father, William. Henry was a fairly tall, distinguished looking, handsome gentleman, who is remembered for his courteous demeanor towards everyone. He was initially employed by the US Postal Service during the Republican presidency of Benjamin Harrison, but was put out of a job while Democrat Grover Cleveland was in office. During this time he worked at a mill on the Little Miami River, near Twightwee, a nearby community — a major product of the mill was the river ice, being cut and stored during winter, for horse-and- buggy delivery all year round. Henry returned to the Postal Service with the inauguration of the Republican William McKinley in 1897. His prime responsibility was handling the mail on the B. & O. railroad line running between Cincinnati and Pittsburgh — he frequently made the trip himself. Henry and Cora moved to their family home, on the hill, west of Loveland, in 1889; the house was then a small, five room cottage. In 1898 they expanded the home, adding rooms on both the first and second floors. Their first three children were delivered by Dr. Carmichael, a Civil War veteran, who was noted for treating his sick patients by first cleaning out their bowels with an appropriate medication. As he became more successful, including becoming a bank director in Loveland, Henry always drove a big, beautiful, black Packard automobile, with cloth seats. He and his wife are both buried in the Lebanon Cemetery. Henry Dilatush SHAWHAN and Annie Cora MAPLE had the following family: 61 i. Lawrence Spaeth SHAWHAN was born December 23, 1886 and died November 1966. 62 ii. Ralph Maple SHAWHAN was born February 10, 1890 and died September 1985. 63 iii. Mildred Elizabeth SHAWHAN was born September 17, 1893 and died August 19, 1961. 64 iv. Arthur Gaddis “Buck” SHAWHAN was born September 18, 1903 and died No- vember 10, 1961. 43. William S. SHAWHAN (William L. 23)18 was born in Warren Co., OH September 1866. William died October 7, 1897 in Warren Co., OH, at 31 years of age. He married Ruth BURTIS about 1890. Ruth was born about 1868. Ruth died 1932 at 64 years of age. William was a farmer; he died of TB at an early age. William S. SHAWHAN and Ruth BURTIS had the following family: 65 i. Lee Burtis SHAWHAN was born July 28, 1896. 44. Robert J. SHAWHAN (William L. 23)19 was born in Warren Co., OH June 28, 1869. Robert died March 22, 1936 in Warren Co., OH, at 66 years of age. His body was interred 1988 in Lebanon Cem, Warren Co., OH. He married Elmira HATFIELD in Warren Co., OH, February 19, 1891. Elmira was born in Warren Co., OH Novem- ber 1, 1868. Elmira died June 14, 1944 in Warren Co., OH, at 75 years of age. Born on a farm in Union Twp., Robert attended the public schools available to him, advancing to the Normal School in Lebanon and then to the study of Law at Lebanon University, being admitted to the bar in June 1895. The Hon. Robert J. Shawhan was a noted member of the Warren County bar at Lebanon, OH, and was subsequently elected Judge of the Probate Court in 1900. A firm Repub- lican, he served as a delegate to the party’s 1912 National Convention in Chicago, where he rendered his strong admiration for Theodore Roosevelt. Robert was also an active member of the Presbyterian Church in Lebanon. His death notice in the Warren County News stated that his funeral was one of the largest in memory, attended by more than 500 people. Robert J. SHAWHAN and Elmira HATFIELD had the following family: i. Mabel SHAWHAN was born in Warren Co., OH about 1893. She married Edwin F. GOWDY. ii. Myra Robin SHAWHAN was born in Warren Co., OH about 1896. iii. Helen Roberta SHAWHAN was born in Warren Co., OH June 16, 1905. Helen died Janu- ary 5, 1909 in Warren Co., OH, at 3 years of age. Helen died of pneumonia; her remains lie next to her parents in Lebanon Cemetery. 45. Anna SHAWHAN (Allen W. 24) was born in Warren Co., OH about 1855. She married George WELLMAN about 1880. George was born about 1854. Anna SHAWHAN and George WELLMAN had the following family: i. Charles WELLMAN. 66 ii. Cleora WELLMAN. iii. Edith WELLMAN. iv. Ethel WELLMAN. 46. George SHAWHAN (Allen W. 24) was born in Warren Co., OH July 25, 1856. George died November 7, 1886 in Warren Co., OH, at 30 years of age. He married Adeline “Addie” HADLEY in Warren Co., OH, about 1878. Adeline was born September 30, 1857. Adeline died June 14, 1944 in Warren Co., OH, at 86 years of age. The 1900 Directory

--282-- of Warren County, Ohio listed George as a Brakeman living on First St. in Morrow. He and his wife, Adaline, are buried in the Miami Cemetery, Waynesville, OH. George SHAWHAN and Adeline “Addie” HADLEY had the following family: i. Laura SHAWHAN was born about 1880. ii. Marietta SHAWHAN was born about 1883. 47. Harry SHAWHAN (Allen W. 24)20 was born in Clarksville, Warren Co., OH November 7, 1859. Harry died November 1933 in Clarksville, Warren Co., OH, at 74 years of age. He married twice. He married Ada Anna Rebecca SUTTON in IN, 1889. Ada was born in IN about 1866. Ada died 1913 in Hartford City, IN, at 47 years of age. He married Lydia WARD about 1920. Lydia was born about 1895. During the late 1800s, Hartford City, IN became a business center for natural gas wells and the beginnings of glass factories and paper mills. After marrying Ada, in 1889, Harry was drawn to this work and moved there after Georgia and Clifford had been born in Lebanon, Ohio; the other four children were born in Hartford City. Harry ran a grocery store on Grant St. until Ada died in 1913. He then bought a house with his son Ralph on Kickapoo St. He later returned to Lebanon, Ohio and helped his brother Ed farm the Allen Shawhan property. Ed was living in the main house so Harry lived in a home at the rear of the farm and raised Ruby and Harry K. there. A tornado tore through the property on Feb. 14, 1917, and ripped off the roof on Harry’s barn and demolished Ed’s barn and part of his house. Harry later m. Lydia Ward (pronounced “Lyda”) and had four stepchildren: Paul, Carl, Rollo, and Mildred. Harry SHAWHAN and Lydia WARD had the following family: i. Mildred WARD SHAWHAN. ii. Carl WARD Shawhan. iii. Paul WARD Shawhan. iv. Rollo WARD Shawhan. Harry SHAWHAN and Ada Anna Rebecca SUTTON had the following family: 67 v. Georgia Armina SHAWHAN was born February 16, 1890 and died April 11, 1979. 68 vi. Clifford (Skip) SHAWHAN was born March 30, 1892 and died April 1968. 69 vii. Ralph Allen SHAWHAN was born May 3, 1896 and died August 1978. 70 viii. Cecil E (Zeke) SHAWHAN was born April 17, 1899 and died January 1971. 71 ix. Ruby Catherine. SHAWHAN was born October 8, 1903 and died October 14, 1989. 72 x. Harry Kennison “Jim” SHAWHAN was born January 21, 1908 and died May 11, 1989. 48. Edward SHAWHAN (Allen W. 24)21 was born in Warren Co., OH May 28, 1864. Edward died July 13, 1944 in Warren Co., OH, at 80 years of age. He married Margaret KING about 1887. Margaret was born ABT. 1866. Ed resided on the original family farm of his father, Allen Shawhan, and lived in the main house. He is buried in the Miami Cemetery, Waynesville, OH. Edward SHAWHAN and Margaret KING had the following family: 73 i. Andrew SHAWHAN was born about 1888. 74 ii. Alfred SHAWHAN was born about 1890. 75 iii. Mary SHAWHAN was born about 1892. 49. Lucia FULLER (Lucinda SHAWHAN 25) was born in Warren Co., OH about 1847. She married John B. CLEMENT about 1868. John was born about 1845. Lucia FULLER and John B. CLEMENT had the following family: 76 i. Genevieve CLEMENT was born about 1893.

Fifth Generation

50. Silas W. SHAWHAN (Enoch N. 26) was born in New Lisbon, IN April 15, 1861. Silas died 1941 in Richmond, IN, at 80 years of age. He married Luvina WILSON in Muncie, IN, June 23, 1885. Luvina was born in Henry Co., IN September 23, 1854. Luvina died January 23, 1923 in Richmond, Wayne Co., IN, at 68 years of age. Silas was a carpenter and farmer in OH. Silas W. SHAWHAN and Luvina WILSON had the following family: 77 i. William Benton SHAWHAN was born January 15, 1888 and died May 1, 1973. 78 ii. Edwin E. SHAWHAN was born March 2, 1896. 51. Elbert Harvey SHAWHAN (Joseph William 29)22 was born in Warren Co., OH July 7, 1869. Elbert died January

--283-- 12, 1917 in Columbus, OH, at 47 years of age. His body was interred in Morrow, OH Cemetery. He married Dora ANDERSON in Morrow, Warren Co., OH, October 27, 1898. Dora was born in Warren Co., OH September 5, 1874. Dora was the daughter of Aquilla ANDERSON and Phoebe FOOTE. Dora died August 1969 in Albuquerque, NM, at 94 years of age. Dora graduated from Ohio Wesleyan with a degree in Education. After her husband’s early death, Dora returned her family from Columbus to Morrow where she lived with her parents, Aquilla and Jane Anderson, on their farm. She became a teacher, holding forth in a one classroom school in the Morrow, OH area. Elbert was a RR Mail Clerk who rode the rails accordingly; he lived on Railroad Ave., along the Little Miami River, in Morrow, though he later moved the family to Columbus, OH. He caught a cold while on such a trip between cities, contracting pneumonia, and died at an early age. He was a strong prohibitionist. Elbert Harvey SHAWHAN and Dora ANDERSON had the following family: 79 i. Margaret Helen SHAWHAN was born June 27, 1902 and died August 05, 1963. 80 ii. Elbert Neil SHAWHAN was born October 15, 1908 and died September 6, 1980. 52. Emma T. SHAFER (Elizabeth J. SHAWHAN 32)23 was born in Warren Co., OH August 25, 1864. Emma died July 5, 1901 in Roundhead, OH, at 36 years of age. She married George W. OSBORN in Warren Co., OH, January 6, 1881. George was born in Ballville, OH May 9, 1851. George was the son of Enos OSBORN and Margaret STROHL. George died April 09, 1912 in Roundhead, OH, at 60 years of age. Emma T. SHAFER and George W. OSBORN had the following family:

81 i. Albert Earl OSBORN was born August 03, 1882 and died November 2, 1965. 53. Ava O. SHAWHAN (Frederick 33) was born in Warren Co., OH about 1897. Ava died about 1990. She married William Gordon HILLS about 1920. William was born about 1894. 24 William died after 1960. William G. Hills was one of the outstanding Shawhan Family genealogists, compiling detailed data re the first four generations of the family, dating from Darby (1673-1736). His “Genealogy Notes”, written in the 1930s, found at the National D.A.R. Headquarters in Washington D.C. and also in Mormon files, offer in-depth evidence of his findings, based on his extensive research of vital records and other sources. Ava O. SHAWHAN and William Gordon HILLS had the following family: i. David HILLS. 54. Perry Crosson SHAWHAN (Edward 34) was born in Morrow, Warren Co., OH July 30, 1885. Perry died July 1, 1943 in Middletown, OH, at 57 years of age. He married Katherine Isadore DUKAVIC in Saginaw, MI, October 3, 1924. Katherine was born in Fosters, MI June 29, 1886. Katherine was the daughter of John DUKAVIC and Joesphine. Katherine died June 9, 1977 in Saginaw, MI, at 90 years of age. Perry Crosson SHAWHAN and Katherine Isadore DUKAVIC had the following family: i. John F. SHAWHAN was born in Saginaw, MI April 04, 1926. John was born and raised in Saginaw, MI, attending schools there. He entered the Army Air Force in 1944, being discharged in 1945. He graduated from Aquinas College, Grand Rapids, MI, with an A.B., in 1951, after which he went into the pipe organ business, eventually moving to Chicago. ii. Rhea SHAWHAN was born in Saginaw, MI September 25, 1927. Rhea died September 29, 1927 in Saginaw, MI, at less than one year of age. 55. Leonard Alfred SHAWHAN (Edward 34) was born in Morrow, Warren Co., OH 1889. Leonard died 1955 in Morrow, Warren Co., OH, at 66 years of age. He married Carrie Louise JOY about 1910. Carrie was born about 1890. Leonard Alfred SHAWHAN and Carrie Louise JOY had the following family: 82 i. Paul SHAWHAN was born September 6, 1912 and died July 16, 1990. 83 ii. Alfred SHAWHAN was born about 1916 and died 1954. 84 iii. Eleanor SHAWHAN was born September 10, 1920 and died February 26, 1991. 56. Perry SHAWHAN (John 35) was born in Montgomery Co., OH 1877. Perry died in Dayton, OH. He married Catherine UNKNOWN about 1900. Perry SHAWHAN and Catherine UNKNOWN had the following family: 85 i. Edward H. SHAWHAN was born about 1915 and died 1990. 57. Catherine M. “Katie” FELTER (Alice MOUNTS 36)25 was born in Williamsburg Twp., Clermont Co., OH December 18, 1876. Catherine died June 12, 1901 in OH, at 24 years of age. She married Emmet Howard CURRY in Brown Co., OH, February 10, 1896. Emmet was born in Batavia Twp., Clermont Co., OH April 07, 1849. Emmet died February 9, 1913 in OH, at 63 years of age.

--284-- Catherine M. “Katie” FELTER and Emmet Howard CURRY had the following family: 86 i. Alice Margaret CURRY was born September 2, 1896 and died May 8, 1941. 58. James HOLLINGSHEAD (Margaret Ann SHAWHAN 39) was born in Warren Co., OH about 1882. He married Myrtle LOWREY. James HOLLINGSHEAD and Myrtle LOWREY had the following family: i. Martin HOLLINGSHEAD. ii. Estelle HOLLINGSHEAD. iii. Georgana HOLLINGSHEAD. iv. Hershel HOLLINGSHEAD. 59. Sylvan Henry SHAWHAN (Frank P. 40)26 was born in Warren Co., OH June 27, 1881. Sylvan died October 1, 1950 in Greene Co., OH, at 69 years of age. He married Bertha Belle BARNEY in Greene Co., OH, February 26, 1914. Bertha was born in Greene Co., OH June 17, 1889. Bertha was the daughter of John BARNEY and Catherine TOBIAS. Bertha died January 4, 1981 in Xenia, Greene Co., OH, at 91 years of age. Her body was interred 1981 in Mt. Zion Cem, Greene C., OH. A 1908 graduate of Ohio State University, Sylvan was a farmer in Beavercreek Twp., Greene Co., OH. He is buried in Mt. Zion Cemetery, Greene Co., OH. Sylvan Henry SHAWHAN and Bertha Belle BARNEY had the following family: i. John Frank SHAWHAN was born in Greene Co., OH December 26, 1915. John died April 23, 1995 in Xenia, OH, at 79 years of age. A life long bachelor, John was a factory and office worker in Xenia, OH. 87 ii. William Henry “Bill” SHAWHAN was born July 1, 1917 and died June 10, 1998. 88 iii. Lawrence Elwood SHAWHAN was born August 03, 1922 and died May 3, 1984. 89 iv. Mae Belle SHAWHAN was born September 5, 1929 and died October 21, 1989. 60. Eleazer William SHAWHAN (Frank P. 40) was born in Warren Co., OH June 7, 1884. Eleazer died July 15, 1955 at 71 years of age. He married Jeanette KNAPP in OH, September 6, 1905. Jeanette was born December 27, 1883. Jeanette died April 24, 1973 at 89 years of age. Eleazer was a farmer who suffered from diabetes. Eleazer William SHAWHAN and Jeanette KNAPP had the following family: i. Chester Leland SHAWHAN was born in OH November 14, 1906. Chester died July 17, 1914 in Greene Co., OH, at 7 years of age. 90 ii. Ruth Celia SHAWHAN was born June 11, 1910. 91 iii. Earl Leroy SHAWHAN was born April 30, 1914 and died July 27, 1993. 92 iv. John William SHAWHAN was born September 15, 1916. v. Ralph Lester SHAWHAN was born in Greene Co., OH July 7, 1919. Ralph died March 23, 1921 in Greene Co., OH, at 1 year of age. 61. Lawrence Spaeth SHAWHAN (Henry Dilatush 42)27 was born in Loveland, Ohio December 23, 1886. Lawrence died November 1966 in Lebanon, Ohio, at 79 years of age. His body was interred 1967 in Lebanon, Ohio. He married Lucia R. CROSSEN in Warren Co., OH, September 2, 1908. Lucia was born in Butlerville, Warren Co., OH April 05, 1886. Lucia was the daughter of George CROSSEN and Annie FOOTE. Lucia died December 16, 1959 in Lebanon, Warren Co., OH, at 73 years of age. Lucy was a fairly tall, very prim, and proper lady, pleasantly efficient and organized. She was an elementary school teacher. Lawrence was a fairly short, handsome gentleman who was noted for his courtesy towards one and all. He was employed by a bank in Lebanon, Ohio. As a young man, just prior to WWI, he belonged to a Loveland social organization, called the Swastika Club whose main activities were baseball games and minstrel shows — Lawrence was known for his participation in the minstrel shows. Lawrence Spaeth SHAWHAN and Lucia R. CROSSEN had the following family: 93 i. Lawrence George SHAWHAN was born November 4, 1909 and died December 28, 1989. 62. Ralph Maple SHAWHAN (Henry Dilatush 42)28 was born in Loveland, OH February 10, 1890. Ralph died September 1985 in Loveland, OH, at 95 years of age. He married Minnie HILL in OH, October 23, 1923. Minnie was born in OH December 25, 1899. Minnie died August 1978 in Loveland, OH, at 78 years of age. Minnie met Ralph when both were working at the King Powder Company, before WWI, but she would hardly acknowledge him until he arranged to formally meet her through her sister Mae. Ralph was born in the same house in Loveland, Ohio in which he died in. After elementary school in Loveland, he had to take a train to attend high school in Madisonville, from which he graduated as class valedictorian in June 1908. He then went to the University of Cincinnati for a year. He bought his first motorcycle, a belt-driven Yale, in 1909, and rode it throughout the area, later upgrading to a 4 cylinder Pierce Arrow bike. He became good enough to enter races in Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana, meeting such notables as Eddy Rickenbacker, also a racer at that time. Though he had

--285-- been trained as a machine gunner in the States, Ralph served in the Army in France in WWI as a motorcycle messenger. After the War he became a motorcycle trooper, during the 1920s, in nearby Lockland, OH, but a change in administra- tion forced him out and he worked in various other positions, before becoming a draftsman with the Ford Motor Company in Hamilton, OH. He eventually became a salesman for car and other batteries, an occupation he was still pursuing when he died at the age of ninety-five, after a fall from a roof he was repairing. He enjoyed recalling the “old days”, when a good steak was 35 cents/pd, gasoline 10 cents/gal, and when he could see the Buffalo Bill Show for 25 Cents in the Cincinnati suburb of Oakley, “with a lot of whoopin’, hollerin’, and shooting — with Indians and fancy horseback riding”; his favorite cars in the past were the Huppmobiles, which could be purchased for about $800.00. Ralph Maple SHAWHAN and Minnie HILL had the following family: i. Henry Herbert SHAWHAN was born in Loveland, OH June 10, 1928. Henry is known as being one of the nicest men alive, always greeting people with a smile on his face. He never married, instead enjoyed being with his folks and helping take care of them. After his father’s death, Henry inherited the Shawhan family homestead in Loveland, Ohio and immediately set about making improvements. Henry retired from a career working for Kenner Products in Cincinnati, OH. 63. Mildred Elizabeth SHAWHAN (Henry Dilatush 42)29 was born in Loveland, OH September 17, 1893. Mildred died August 19, 1961 in Denver, CO, at 67 years of age. She married twice. She married John Shoemake MCLEAN in Loveland, OH, October 28, 1920. John was born in OH January 21, 1869. John 30 was the son of Nathaniel MCLEAN and Agnes GREEN. John died February 26, 1929 in Loveland, OH, at 60 years of age. His body was interred 1929 in Lebanon, OH, Lebanon Cemetery. John was an attorney, commonly known as “Johnny Mac”. He traced his ancestry back to Fergus McLean, b. about 1760 in Londonderry, England, who died in Warren Co., OH, after serving during the American Revolution. John was a direct descendant of Judge John McLean, 1785-1861, who served for 30 years as a Supreme Court Justice. John’s father, Nathaniel C. McLean, 1841-1899, though born in Ohio and the nephew of Brig. Gen. Nathaniel Collins McLean, Union commander of an Ohio Vol. Inf. Regt., went south across the Ohio River, during the Civil War, and joined the CSA 10th Kentucky, fighting under Gen. John Morgan until he was captured by Union forces in Tennessee. (Refer to Volume II, p. 244, for a genealogy of the McLEAN family) She married Clifford Wesley “Tacks” LATIMER in Loveland, OH, 1932. Clifford was born in Loveland, OH No- vember 30, 1877. Clifford died April 24, 1936 in Loveland, OH, at 58 years of age. Clifford “Tacks” Latimer was a former professional baseball player, as a catcher, with New York, Louisville, Pittsburgh, and Baltimore in the period 1898-1902. Born and raised in Loveland, Ohio, Mildred initially found work as a bookkeeper, then found employment at Kings Powder Mill. She was a good piano player, often teaming in a duet with her brother Ralph at family gatherings. Later, as a result of the early death of her first husband, Mildred had to again find employment to support her family. Mildred Elizabeth SHAWHAN and John Shoemake MCLEAN had the following family: 94 i. John Henry MCLEAN was born July 28, 1921. 95 ii. Walter Shawhan MCLEAN was born May 22, 1924. Mildred Elizabeth SHAWHAN and Clifford Wesley “Tacks” LATIMER had the following family: iii. Juanita LATIMER was born in Loveland, OH April 17, 1933. Juanita died 1963 in OH, at 30 years of age. She married Kerry DAVIS in OH, about 1962. Kerry was born about 1930. 64. Arthur Gaddis “Buck” SHAWHAN (Henry Dilatush 42)31 was born in Loveland, OH September 18, 1903. Arthur died November 10, 1961 in Cincinnati, OH, at 58 years of age. His body was interred November 1961 in Cincinnati, OH, Gate of Heaven Cem. He married Mary Irene DUBROCA in Cincinnati, OH, KY, November 30, 1929. Irene and Arthur were married at a side altar, at Old St. Mary’s Church, due to the fact that Arthur was not a Catholic, though he did agree to raise the children Catholic. Mary was born in Mobile, AL July 13, 1902. Mary 32 was the daughter of Charles Francis DUBROCA and Mary Catherine “Cadde” NICHOLAS. Mary died October 2, 1991 in Cincinnati, OH, at 89 years of age. Her body was interred 1991 in Gate of Heaven Cem., Montgomery, Ohio. Mary Irene, commonly known as “Irene”, was born in Mobile, Alabama in a little house across the street from the north corner of the Catholic Cemetery on Davis Avenue in north Mobile. The Rev. Madden, S.J., resided at her Aug. 19, 1902 baptism at St. Francis Xavier Church; godparents were Frank Hultz and Bessie Nicholas. She traced her ancestry back to the early French pioneers who joined the Dubrocas as settlers in French Louisiana in the 1700s, families such as Andry, Fievre, Nicholas, Chastang, and Alexandre. As a child she became terrified of having her head under water as a consequence of having some relatives drown in a ferry boat explosion. She was also petrified of storms, remembering having to go into the storm cellar during the hurricanes and other frightening weather which occasionally hit Mobile; as an adult, at the first sign of thunder or lightning, she would grab her rosary and head for the basement. She recalled her days as a youngster: - blackberry picking in the Catholic Cemetery for “Caddie’s” delicious pies, accompanied by

--286-- Cordelia and other children of “Uncle Joe and Aunt Cammie”; - prosperous cousins, the Neelys, who lived on Davis Ave. in North Mobile, as opposed to Toulminville, where the Dubrocas and Nicholas’ resided; the Neelys operated the slaughterhouse formerly owned by Caddie’s father, William Nicholas. Irene remembered playing with the Neely girls and receiving clothes from them that they had outgrown. - the Hultz family who were also slaughterhouse people and who were intermarried with the Nicholas/Dubroca/Neely families. In particular, Irene recalled going to a wake in which two Hultz girls were laid out after drowning in a ferry boat explosion. - the fried catfish, fried bananas, pork chops and onion gravy, stewed chicken and dumplings, meatloaf, boiled tongue, and “greens of all types” that they would feast on. - the fried chicken at the picnics the family took at a park on Three Mile Creek. Her father was a cigarmaker and as the industry softened in Mobile her family migrated first to Nashville, Tenn, in 1911, and then to Cincinnati, Ohio in 1914. Irene’s father died in 1918 and Irene was forced to leave school to work in a department store, Koops, to help support the family. She left that job to be hired by the Cincinnati Bell Telephone Company as a switch- board operator. In that position she recalls the Ohio River floods which hit the city and covered the lower floors above which the switchboard operators worked and slept until the waters receded. She also remembers the 1918 flu epidemic which struck down so many people across the country. As a youngster Irene won running races and as an adult she became a bowler and won medals during Telephone Company tournaments. She and her sister, Vera, also played instruments in a girls band — Irene played a hot piano and Vera played the saxophone; they also loved dancing, especially the “Charleston”. After her marriage to Buck Shawhan, she became a fulltime homemaker. Her father was a gambler and Irene also enjoyed playing cards for money — especially pinochle. She, like Buck, was a devoted fan of the Cincinnati Reds. An excellent seamstress, she could really make her old sewing machine do tricks, constantly repairing clothes, especially during the Depression days of the 1930s. (Refer to Volume II, p. 247, for a genealogy of the DUBROCA family) Arthur “Buck” Shawhan was born and raised in Loveland, Ohio, a community near the borders of Hamilton and Warren Counties. An excellent baseball player, he was given the nickname of “Buck” in reference to “Buck” Weaver, a star major league 3rd baseman with the Chicago White Sox. Buck’s son, Gerald, still remembers how his Dad, in his 50s, would still be able to blister him throwing the ball underhanded! After graduating from Withrow H.S. in Cincin- nati, Buck briefly attended the University of Cincinnati before he and a buddy, Emmit Driscoll, took off to tour the USA in a beat-up old jalopy. They didn’t get very far, only to St. Louis, before they found their way back to the Cincinnati area where Buck was hired by Western Electric Co, installing central office telephone equipment. It was while installing telephone switchboard equipment that Buck met and subsequently married Mary Irene Dubroca. This was during Prohibition days and the making of home brew became an art. Irene’s mother, “Caddie”, could make some of the best, and Buck insisted to his dying day that it was Caddie’s brew that swayed his thinking and fostered his courtship of Irene. During the 1930s Depression years, Buck would occasionally be laid off by Western Electric, and would be forced to take any job that was available to support his family, including working for the WPA in building the levees around Lunken Airport in Cincinnati. At times, his job with WE Co would take his family to such cities as Cleveland and Canton, Ohio. A very conscientious employee, during the 1937 floods which backed up the Little Miami River into his front yard, Buck drove out thru the back yard to a railroad track that was still dry, and drove along the rails to a point at which he could finally find a road that was passable. He was a lifelong fan of the Cincinnati Reds and enjoyed taking his sons to old Crosley Field to watch the Reds play the St. Louis Cards Gas House Gang, the Brooklyn Dodgers with Jackie Robinson, and the NY Giants with Mel Ott. Buck would also frequently take his family on the annual trip to watch the Indianapolis 500 auto race, an exciting, thrilling event featuring such drivers as Mauri Rose, Bill Vukovich, and Wilbur Shaw. An avid card player, he thoroughly enjoyed pinochle, gin rummy, and hearts — always for a little money. He didn’t take it easy on his sons either — they learned the hard way! During WWII Buck and his family moved to Willmette, IL, as he was transferred to work on military projects at the Western Electric Hawthorne plant, in Chicago. They returned to Cincinnati as the War wound down. A committed, loyal employee, Buck would later be seriously ill with cancer; yet he refused to stop working, often having to return home during the day to change his shirt, sweat-logged from the effects of the disease — that was his way! Arthur Gaddis “Buck” SHAWHAN and Mary Irene DUBROCA had the following family: 96 i. Ronald Thomas SHAWHAN was born December 30, 1930. 97 ii. Gerald Louis SHAWHAN was born August 03, 1937. 65. Lee Burtis SHAWHAN (William S. 43)33 was born in OH July 28, 1896. He married Della Frances BROWN about 1918. Della was born in OH November 09, 1894. Della is the daughter of Taylor BROWN and Sarah. Lee was a mailman. Lee Burtis SHAWHAN and Della Frances BROWN had the following family: i. Donald Lee SHAWHAN was born August 24, 1920. ii. Elsie Mae SHAWHAN was born March 4, 1924. --287-- 66. Cleora WELLMAN (Anna SHAWHAN 45) birth date unknown. She married John MISEL. Cleora’s husband, John, was a very large man who worked at the King’s Powder Company in King’s Mills, Ohio. Cleora WELLMAN and John MISEL had the following family: i. Mildred MISEL. She married Stanley CONNER. Mildred’s husband, Stanley, died of leukemia. 98 ii. Harry MISEL. iii. Hazel MISEL. iv. Richard MISEL. Richard was killed by a bomb at the end of WWII. 67. Georgia Armina SHAWHAN (Harry 47)34 was born in Hartford City, IN February 16, 1890. Georgia died April 11, 1979 in IN, at 89 years of age. She married Seth DIEHL in IN, about 1910. Seth was born September 4, 1889. Seth died May 29, 1970 at 80 years of age. Seth was a blacksmith and prominent businessman in Hartford City, serving on the city council and the hospital board. Georgia was very close to her nephew Douglas, who remembers her comment in the 1970s that she felt that her generation was the luckiest of all generations because they had seen mankind move literally from the horse and buggy days all the way to sending people to the moon. Georgia Armina SHAWHAN and Seth DIEHL had the following family: 99 i. William DIEHL was born February 13, 1911 and died about 1991. ii. Dorothy Joy DIEHL was born April 15, 1913. Dorothy died 1994 at 81 years of age. She married Paul ALEXANDER. Paul was born March 13, 1911. Paul died May 31, 1998 at 87 years of age. Dorothy’s husband, Paul, worked for A&P as a manager and later as an executive. 100 iii. Joseph DIEHL was born August 27, 1923 and died about 1992. 68. Clifford (Skip) SHAWHAN (Harry 47)35 was born in Hartford City, IN March 30, 1892. Clifford died April 1968 in Hartford City, IN, at 76 years of age. He married Dessie STUMP in IN, about 1914. Dessie was born August 06, 1894. Dessie died about 1985. “Skip” as he was known, worked at a paper mill in Hartford City until he retired. Clifford (Skip) SHAWHAN and Dessie STUMP had the following family: 101 i. Russell Lloyd SHAWHAN was born August 29, 1915. 102 ii. Virginia Eileen SHAWHAN was born February 10, 1918. 103 iii. Margaret Elizabeth SHAWHAN was born March 31, 1919. iv. Kenneth SHAWHAN was born January 3, 1922. Kenneth died 1923 at 1 year of age. 104 v. Maxine Jean SHAWHAN was born October 16, 1924. vi. Marilyn June SHAWHAN36 was born August 06, 1934. She married Earl FERGUSON. Marilyn and Earl had no children — they raised two children by his previous marriage. 69. Ralph Allen SHAWHAN (Harry 47)37 was born in Hartford City, IN May 3, 1896. Ralph died August 1978 in Hartford City, IN, at 82 years of age. He married Gayle GILBERT in IN, about 1920. Gayle was born about 1900. Ralph lived in the house which he and his father bought before his father moved back to Ohio. He was a respected businessman, owning a combination cigar, gun shop, and sporting goods store in partnership with his brother, Harry K.. After an explosion in 1954 destroyed the store, Ralph retired. Ralph Allen SHAWHAN and Gayle GILBERT had the following family: 105 i. Robert Allen SHAWHAN was born 1923. 70. Cecil E (Zeke) SHAWHAN (Harry 47)38 was born in Hartford City, IN April 17, 1899. Cecil died January 1971 in Hartford City, IN, at 71 years of age. He married Ruth STONE in KY, August 15, 1920. Ruth was born about 1901. Ruth was an accomplished artist who painted wonderful china pieces, many of which have been passed down through several generations. Cecil was an internationally known paper manufacturing businessman, helping establish paper mills for Puerto Rico and South Africa. The trip to Africa was quite an event for someone from Hartford City, IN back in the 1940s and his travels received a lot of notoriety in the local newspaper. He and his wife, Ruth, told wonderful stories about dealing with the Zulus, etc. Cecil E (Zeke) SHAWHAN and Ruth STONE had the following family: 106 i. William Edward SHAWHAN , SR. was born December 7, 1922 and died 1976. 71. Ruby Catherine. SHAWHAN (Harry 47)39 was born in Hartford City, IN October 8, 1903. Ruby died October 14, 1989 in IN, at 86 years of age. She married Floyd PRUDDEN in IN, about 1925. Floyd was born April 16, 1904. Floyd died July 17, 1966 at 62 years of age. Ruby and Floyd eloped to Belleview, KY. Floyd was from a family of glass manufacturing executives and became well known for his work in glass fabrication, helping to set up glass factories in Brazil and Israel. Later Ruby and Floyd ran a motel near Indianapolis for many years before retiring back to Hartford City. Ruby Catherine. SHAWHAN and Floyd PRUDDEN had the following family:

--288-- 107 i. Gloria PRUDDEN was born June 2, 1925. 108 ii. Jerry PRUDDEN was born February 12, 1929 and died 1987. 72. Harry Kennison “Jim” SHAWHAN (Harry 47)40 was born in Hartford City, IN January 21, 1908. Harry died May 11, 1989 in Hartford City, IN, at 81 years of age. He had two spousal relationships, first with Rosa Lillian BELL (no marriage). Rosa was born in IN about 1914. Rosa was the daughter of Reuben BELL. Her ancestry included an Irish, Hispanic, and a Native American heritage; her mother had Sauk Indian blood. He married Opal Marie WILCOXIN in Hartford City, IN, September 1, 1931. Opal was born in Hartford City, IN November 10, 1907. Opal died May 21, 1984 in Hartford City, IN, at 76 years of age. Harry was five when his mother died and was raised, along with Ruby, in Ohio. His sister Ruby recalled their living on the family farm, with very few toys; Harry would spend hours playing with a stick and a rolling hoop. He was known as “Jim” because his older brother Skip (Clifford) insisted on calling him that since he was an infant. His middle name, Kennison, was chosen by his mother from a book she was reading at the time he was born. Harry was a respected businessman in Hartford City, operating the Shawhan Cigar and Sporting Goods Store (since 1928), until he retired in 1973. His business survived a 1954 gas explosion in the restaurant next to the store that completely destroyed the building housing the restaurant and the store operated by Harry and his brother Ralph; three people in the restaurant were killed but noone in the store. Pool tables were lined up at the back of the store and these withheld the weight of the collapsed ceiling long enough for the people in the store to escape to the back door by crawling under the tables — fortunately there was no fire. Harry Kennison “Jim” SHAWHAN and Rosa Lillian BELL had the following family: 109 i. Harry Kenneth SHAWHAN DITZENBERGER was born May 20, 1926 and died June 25, 1978. Harry Kennison “Jim” SHAWHAN and Opal Marie WILCOXIN had the following family: 110 ii. James Kent SHAWHAN was born May 10, 1940. 111 iii. Douglas Lee SHAWHAN was born May 14, 1944. 73. Andrew SHAWHAN (Edward 48) was born about 1888. He married ERMA about 1911. She was born about 1890. Andrew SHAWHAN and ERMA had the following family: i. Carol SHAWHAN was born about 1914. ii. James SHAWHAN was born about 1916. 74. Alfred SHAWHAN (Edward 48) was born about 1890. He married RUTH. Alfred SHAWHAN and RUTH had the following family: i. Karen SHAWHAN. ii. Marilyn SHAWHAN. 75. Mary SHAWHAN (Edward 48) was born about 1892. She married George LOWE. Mary SHAWHAN and George LOWE had the following family: i. Kenneth LOWE. 76. Genevieve CLEMENT (Lucia FULLER 49) was born about 1893. She married Thomas WASHINGTON about 1914. Thomas was born about 1892. Thomas served in the US Navy, eventually reaching Rear Admiral in WWII. Genevieve CLEMENT and Thomas WASHINGTON had the following family: i. Thomas WASHINGTON , JR. was born about 1916. Thomas was a US Navy aviator. ii. John Washington WASHINGTON was born about 1918.

Sixth Generation

77. William Benton SHAWHAN (Silas W. 50)41 was born in Henry Co., IN January 15, 1888. William died May 1, 1973 in Richmond, Wayne Co., IN, at 85 years of age. His body was interred 1973 in Batson Cem, Henry Co., IN. He married Anna Winifred HAMMER in Richmond, Wayne Co., IN, February 22, 1913. Anna was born in OH Decem- ber 20, 1890. Anna died April 08, 1925 in Richmond, Wayne Co., IN, at 34 years of age. Her body was interred 1925 in Batson Cem, Henry Co., IN. William was a salesman in his younger days, but then worked as an accountant for Miller Bros. Hardware Co. in Richmond, IN. He is remembered as quite a character, one who loved to dance and have a good time. He also played the violin and enjoyed reading. William Benton SHAWHAN and Anna Winifred HAMMER had the following family: 112 i. Ruth Louise SHAWHAN was born September 27, 1913. 113 ii. Dorothy May SHAWHAN was born May 25, 1915.

--289-- 114 iii. Robert Edwin SHAWHAN was born January 31, 1917 and died May 5, 1986. iv. Richard SHAWHAN was born in Richmond, IN 1920. Richard died April 03, 1948 in Richmond, IN, at 27 years of age. v. James Arthur SHAWHAN was born in IN 1921. James died September 14, 1922 in IN, at 1 year of age. 78. Edwin E. SHAWHAN (Silas W. 50) was born in Henry Co., IN March 2, 1896. He married Hallie MYERS about 1920. Hallie was born 1898. Edwin E. SHAWHAN and Hallie MYERS had the following family: i. Mary Lou SHAWHAN was born about 1922. ii. Betty Jane SHAWHAN was born about 1925. iii. Dorothy May SHAWHAN was born about 1929. iv. James SHAWHAN was born November 22, 1933. 79. Margaret Helen SHAWHAN (Elbert Harvey 51)42 was born in Morrow, Warren Co., OH June 27, 1902. Marga- ret died August 05, 1963 in Albuquerque, NM, at 61 years of age. She married Lewis Morton PEARSALL in Morrow, OH, June 4, 1927. Lewis was born in Canal Winchester, OH August 21, 1901. Lewis was the son of William PEARSALL and Elizabeth MORTON. Lewis died December 30, 1977 in Albuquerque, NM, at 76 years of age. DR. Lewis Pearsall, D.O. was a member of the Ohio National Guard and went with the Guard to participate in the funeral of President Garfield. After graduating from Ohio Univ. in 1924 he attended the Osteopathic School in Kirksville, MO, after which he practiced in Albuquerque, NM. Margaret was a graduate of Ohio Wesleyan Univ. in Delaware, Ohio. Margaret Helen SHAWHAN and Lewis Morton PEARSALL had the following family: 115 i. Lewis Junior PEARSALL was born December 27, 1930. 116 ii. Marilyn Elizabeth PEARSALL was born August 30, 1934. 80. Elbert Neil SHAWHAN (Elbert Harvey 51)43 was born in Morrow, Warren Co., OH October 15, 1908. Elbert died September 6, 1980 in Paoli, PA, at 71 years of age. He married Ena Maxine BURDINE in Minneapolis, MN, Septem- ber 21, 1939. Ena was born in Keswick, Keokuk Co., IA July 07, 1917. Ena is the daughter of Vern BURDINE and Olive WHITE. Born on an Iowa farm, Ena remembers going to school in a horse-and-buggy with her sister. She had always dreamed of becoming a nurse, so, after graduating with honors from high school, she managed to gain entrance to Drake University in Des Moines, IA, where she spent two years in pre-Nurse courses; she had to work her way thru school, by hiring out as a housekeeper, baby attendant, and similar positions. Ena then transferred to the U. of Minnesota’s School of Nursing; again having to earn her way, she recalls earning $7.00/week working fulltime during the summer as what is presently considered to be a “nanny”. She has since used her nursing knowledge in numerous ways, includ- ing volunteer work with the Red Cross, at mental hospitals, and in home situations. She is one remarkable person, having an excellent memory of past family relationships and stories to go along with them. Though in her eighties, she still travels by herself, driving across country to such places as Arizona, Illinois, and Iowa, often stopping along the way at locations in which she can further pursue her research into the Shawhan, Burdine, Anderson, etc. ancestry. Having lost two of her adult children to early deaths, she also maintains a strong, close rapport with her remaining children and her grandchildren. Starting out with a crystal radio set as a youngster, Neil eventually became a nationally known physicist. Born in Morrow, OH on one of the old Shawhan homesteads, he lived for a while with his grandfather, after the early death of his father. He remembers his grandfather’s house being located near the Morrow RR Station and not too far from the Little Miami River; in one instance, the river flooded and the family had to retreat to the second floor, where all they had to eat were some hard-boiled eggs. Neil graduated with a Masters Degree in Physics from Ohio Wesleyan in 1932, and then obtained his doctorate from Ohio State U. in 1935. It was in the middle of the Depression and he was happy to be accepted as a professor of Math and Mechanics at the U. of Minnesota; it was here that he met Ena Burdine, who was attending the University’s School of Nursing. After their marriage, and shortly before the start of WWII, Neil, Ena, and their baby son, Stanley, left the University and went to Washington, D.C. where Neil entered defense work at the Naval Ordinance Labs as a Sr. Physicist. During the War he was engaged in highly secret research, studying and solving the problems associated with degaussing Naval vessels to protect them against mines, etc. After the War, in 1946, he joined the Sun Oil Company (Sunoco) and took charge of their Physics Lab in PA, a career move. A brilliant physicist, he obtained 27 patents between his work with the Navy and the Sun Oil Company. Elbert Neil SHAWHAN and Ena Maxine BURDINE had the following family: 117 i. Stanley Dean SHAWHAN was born February 7, 1941 and died June 21, 1990. ii. Nancy Jean SHAWHAN was born in Minneapolis, MN February 7, 1941. Nancy died February 9, 1941 in Minneapolis, MN, at less than one year of age.

--290-- 118 iii. Carolyn Lucille SHAWHAN was born July 3, 1945 and died April 28, 1982. iv. Diana Gayle SHAWHAN was born in Ridley Park, PA November 14, 1948. She married twice. She married John Kenneth HARRIS November 28, 1970. She married Raymond Roland BACCI, Jr in Wayne, PA, October 21, 1989. Raymond was born March 14, 1948. A graduate of Villanova Univ., Ray subsequently became a painting contractor. Diana attended Ohio Wesleyan U. and went on to receive her MBA from Eastern College in St. Davids, PA, where she now works as a Registrar. 81. Albert Earl OSBORN (Emma T. SHAFER 52) was born in St. Mary’s, OH August 03, 1882. Albert died November 2, 1965 in Roundhead, OH, at 83 years of age. He married Grace Gladys SHEETS in Auglaize, OH, November 30, 1910. Grace was born in Wayne Twp., Auglaize, OH July 26, 1890. Grace died November 24, 1984 in Lima, Allen Co., OH, at 94 years of age. Albert operated the Osborn Lumber Co. Albert Earl OSBORN and Grace Gladys SHEETS had the following family: 119 i. Byron E. OSBORN was born October 28, 1914 and died October 8, 1975. 120 ii. Richard Joseph OSBORN was born July 8, 1925. 82. Paul SHAWHAN (Leonard Alfred 55) was born in OH September 6, 1912. Paul died July 16, 1990 in Dayton, OH, at 77 years of age. He married twice. He married Elizabeth SMITH in OH, about 1933. He married Bobbie L. SCUDDER in Dayton, OH, 1966. Paul was a realtor and builder in the Dayton vicinity, particularly around Centreville, on the south side of Dayton. In 1966 Paul ran an ad in the local newspaper, stating “I would like to date an attractive widow or divorcee ... between 35 and 55 years old”. Within three weeks he had received over 400 phone calls, had dated 97 women, and ended up marrying one of them. His story was written up in the Dayton newspaper, under the headline “Dates 97 Women in Three Weeks; Marries One.” Paul SHAWHAN and Elizabeth SMITH had the following family: i. Joy SHAWHAN. She married Tom BECK. ii. April SHAWHAN. April won a few beauty contests and entered the modeling profession. 83. Alfred SHAWHAN (Leonard Alfred 55) was born in Morrow, Warren Co., OH about 1916. Alfred died 1954 in OH, at 38 years of age. He married UNKNOWN about 1936. Alfred SHAWHAN and UNKNOWN had the following family: i. Judy SHAWHAN was born about 1937. She married Robert BRYAN. 121 ii. Robert SHAWHAN was born 1939. 84. Eleanor SHAWHAN (Leonard Alfred 55) was born in Morrow, Warren Co., OH September 10, 1920. Eleanor died February 26, 1991 at 70 years of age. She married Edward LANG. Eleanor SHAWHAN and Edward LANG had the following family: i. James LANG. ii. Sandy LANG. 85. Edward H. SHAWHAN (Perry 56) was born in Dayton, OH about 1915. Edward died 1990 in Ft. Myers, FL, at 75 years of age. He married twice. He married Genevieve PARROTT. Genevieve died 1969. He married Jessie UNKNOWN. Edward H. SHAWHAN and Genevieve PARROTT had the following family: 122 i. Thomas E. SHAWHAN was born February 18, 1936 and died 1996. 86. Alice Margaret CURRY (Catherine M. “Katie” FELTER 57)44 was born in Sterling Twp., Brown Co., OH September 2, 1896. Alice died May 8, 1941 in OH, at 44 years of age. She married Elvey Emerson ELY in Cincinnati, OH, January 17, 1916. Elvey was born in Green Twp., Brown Co., OH August 28, 1877. Elvey died September 17, 1959 at 82 years of age. Alice Margaret CURRY and Elvey Emerson ELY had the following family: i. Doris ELY was born in Mt. Orab, Brown Co., OH November 30, 1918. Doris has been very helpful in researching this particular Shawhan tree limb. 123 ii. Elvey Bertrand “Bud” ELY was born October 18, 1922 and died March 8, 1997. 87. William Henry “Bill” SHAWHAN (Sylvan Henry 59)45 was born in Greene Co., OH July 1, 1917. William died June 10, 1998 in Greene Co., OH, at 80 years of age. He married Catherine Elizabeth MILLER in OH, May 8, 1943. Catherine was born October 09, 1921. Catherine is the daughter of James MILLER and Esther KOOGLER. Catherine was born and raised on a farm in Greene Co., Ohio; she attended elementary school in Yellow Springs, Ohio and graduated from Beavercreek High School. She then attended Miami Jacobs Business College in Dayton and worked as a secretary for Metropolitan Life. She met Bill Shawhan when he was helping her father shuck wheat. It took a couple years before things got serious, but they had many happy years together, working the farm and raising their children. William (Bill) was a farmer in Greene Co., OH. He was also a dedicated researcher of the Shawhan family lineage,

--291-- priding himself on the fact that everyone of his ancestors, from the original Darby, down to him and his sons, have been farmers. Whenever he and his family went on trips, Bill would use the opportunity to check out possible Shawhan relatives and ancestral data. He would transcribe this information onto hand-written pedigree charts, listing the results of his genealogical research; these have been very helpful in building the Shawhan family tree. Bill was a fan of the Cincinnati Reds; he also loved playing cards — gin rummy, hearts, and pinochle. He liked nothing better than playing cards with his grandkids. When the terrible tornado hit Xenia, OH in April 1974, Bill was one of the first to enter the city to help in the rescue and recovery of the many victims. Bill died after a long illness occasioned by Parkinson’s Disease and diabetes. William Henry “Bill” SHAWHAN and Catherine Elizabeth MILLER had the following family: 124 i. John Edward SHAWHAN was born January 31, 1945. 125 ii. David William SHAWHAN was born May 11, 1946. 126 iii. James Frank SHAWHAN was born December 2, 1952. 127 iv. Thomas J. SHAWHAN was born November 11, 1956. 88. Lawrence Elwood SHAWHAN (Sylvan Henry 59) was born in Greene Co., OH August 03, 1922. Lawrence died May 3, 1984 in Springdale, AR, at 61 years of age. He married Louise JOHNSON July 26, 1945. Louise was born in PA April 19, 1924. Occupation: Nurse. Lawrence was a veterinarian living in Arkansas. He served in the U.S. Army during WWII. Lawrence Elwood SHAWHAN and Louise JOHNSON had the following family: 128 i. Patricia Ann SHAWHAN was born May 16, 1949. 129 ii. Linda SHAWHAN was born July 23, 1951. 130 iii. Susan Belle SHAWHAN was born February 2, 1954. 131 iv. Michael Sylvan SHAWHAN was born December 31, 1955. 89. Mae Belle SHAWHAN (Sylvan Henry 59) was born in OH September 5, 1929. Mae died October 21, 1989 in Nutley, NJ, at 60 years of age. Her body was interred 1989 in Mt. Zion Cem., Beavercreek, OH. She married Alten Clark PALMER in OH, December 31, 1951. Alten was born in OH April 23, 1924. Occupation: Engineer. Mae Belle was a RN, living in Nutley, NJ. Mae Belle SHAWHAN and Alten Clark PALMER had the following family: i. Robert Luther PALMER was born in OK October 27, 1952. He married Marlene SANTAGADA in NJ, February 14, 1973. Marlene was born in NJ January 9, 1953. 132 ii. Margaret Elaine PALMER was born June 24, 1954. 133 iii. Cathy Ann PALMER was born September 30, 1959. 90. Ruth Celia SHAWHAN (Eleazer William 60) was born in OH June 11, 1910. She married Wellington H. MITCHELL about 1934. Wellington was born about 1908. Wellington died February 1971 at 62 years of age. Ruth Celia SHAWHAN and Wellington H. MITCHELL had the following family: 134 i. Marlene Ruth MITCHELL was born January 17, 1936. 135 ii. Carol Jeanette MITCHELL was born April 13, 1940. 136 iii. Bonnie Lou MITCHELL was born May 23, 1944. 91. Earl Leroy SHAWHAN (Eleazer William 60) was born in OH April 30, 1914. Earl died July 27, 1993 in OH, at 79 years of age. He married Bea Dora ANDES in OH, about 1939. Bea was born July 8, 1914. Earl Leroy SHAWHAN and Bea Dora ANDES had the following family: 137 i. Frederick SHAWHAN was born November 27, 1941. ii. Harold Raymond SHAWHAN was born in Greene Co., OH 1944. Harold died 1944 in Greene Co., OH, at less than one year of age. iii. Charles Edward SHAWHAN was born in Greene Co., OH 1946. Charles died 1946 in Greene Co., OH, at less than one year of age. iv. Floyd Eugene SHAWHAN was born in Greene Co., OH 1948. Floyd died 1948 in Greene Co., OH, at less than one year of age. 138 v. Frances SHAWHAN was born September 22, 1951. 92. John William SHAWHAN (Eleazer William 60) was born in OH September 15, 1916. He married Harriet SHAWVER in OH, November 17, 1943. Harriet was born May 20, 1921. John William SHAWHAN and Harriet SHAWVER had the following family: 139 i. Daniel Lee SHAWHAN was born September 22, 1947. 140 ii. Patricia Eileen SHAWHAN was born December 3, 1952. 141 iii. Cindy Kay SHAWHAN was born September 17, 1957.

--292-- 93. Lawrence George SHAWHAN (Lawrence Spaeth 61) was born in Lebanon, OH November 4, 1909. Lawrence died December 28, 1989 in Franklin, OH, at 80 years of age. He married Irma THOMPSON in Warren County, OH, October 22, 1933. Irma was born in Lebanon, OH April 29, 1911. Irma is the daughter of Bud THOMPSON and Elizabeth GALLAGHER. Irma was a very friendly, outgoing person, always ready with a smile. She was very active in community charity work. During WWII Lawrence served in the US Navy as Lt. J.G., in the Pacific, as a Communi- cations Officer — this included acting as a liaison officer with the Dutch Navy in the Indonesian area. After the War he returned to Ohio and resumed his ownership of the Shawhan Drug Store in Franklin, Ohio at 348 Main St.; he had originally acquired the drug store in 1935 from its previous owner, E.C. Earhart. Shawhan’s store was known for its soda fountain and its wire-legged tables where patrons could enjoy an ice cream soda or sundae. Lawrence was recog- nized as a gentleman and as a friend in the community. Lawrence George SHAWHAN and Irma THOMPSON had the following family: 142 i. Ralph Thompson SHAWHAN was born August 11, 1942. 94. John Henry MCLEAN (Mildred Elizabeth SHAWHAN 63)46 was born in Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., OH July 28, 1921. He married Ellen Jane BRATTON in Denver, CO, June 30, 1944. Ellen was born in Palisade, NE January 19, 1919. Ellen is the daughter of Clarence BRATTON and Leona HELLESEN. Jane spent most of her life in the Denver area, attending Parks Business School. For many years she worked as a bookkeeper before eventually deciding to become a full-time mother to raise her adopted children. She subsequently returned to the workplace, with Blue Cross & Blue Shield, before retiring to enjoy her gardening, sewing, grandkids, and volunteer activities. Jane traces her ancestry back to her maternal grandfather, Henry Hellesen, who, as a 13 year old youngster, emigrated from his native Denmark to the US in the 19th century; he subsequently was able to bring his mother and sister over to the States. Her paternal side, the Brattons, trace back to Ireland. In his youth, living in Loveland, Ohio, John suffered terribly from asthma; his doctor recommended that John head west, to a more accommodating climate. In 1942, he was finally able to make his way to Denver, CO, where he immediately found a job at the Remington Arms Factory, which was heavily engaged in manufacturing 50 caliber machine gun ammo. There he met a fellow worker, E. Jane Bratton, whom he soon married. In 1946, at the age of 25, John established a freight traffic service, for transportation clients (e.g. truckers) who were not large enough to support a full-time traffic group of their own. He eventually became President and General manager of Transport Clearings of Colorado, Inc., serving numerous motor carriers and an airline, acquiring the reputation of being an expert in transpor- tation rates and tariffs. He maintains strong ties with his Loveland High School friends, making frequent trips back to Ohio for reunions. He and Jane have a vacation cottage in the nearby mountains, offering a beautiful view. John Henry MCLEAN and Ellen Jane BRATTON had the following family: 143 i. John Douglas MCLEAN was born April 20, 1956. 144 ii. Mary Jane MCLEAN was born April 26, 1959. 95. Walter Shawhan MCLEAN (Mildred Elizabeth SHAWHAN 63)47 was born in Loveland, Ohio May 22, 1924. He married Dorothy Ellen DEGRASSE in Cincinnati, OH, June 30, 1951. Dorothy was born in Brooklyn, NY September 26, 1923. Dorothy is the daughter of John DEGRASSE and Dorothy BRINKMAN. Though born and raised in the New York City area, Dorothy graduated from high school in Texas. She still enjoys returning to New York to partake of its many cultural opportunities. She is a very clever, creative person, with degrees in Music (violin), Advertising, and Metalsmith. After teaching for some 30 years, she presently occupies her time as a free lance artist, specializing in religious work — e.g. she crafted, out of copper and enamel, the Stations of the Cross for St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church in Mt. Washington, a suburb of Cincinnati. It’s always a pleasure to receive one of Dorothy’s Christ- mas cards, originally designed with her own unique talents. A very active member of her Episcopalian Church in Cincinnati, she serves in numerous leadership roles, often attending national conferences. One of her favorite vacation spots is Martha’s Vineyard in Massachusetts; she and Walt also enjoy taking cruises on small yachts around the Carib- bean. Her father, John DeGrasse, was a Merchant Marine Captain during WWII, surviving numerous encounters with German U-Boats. Dorothy traces her heritage back to a General Degrasse, who served in Napoleon’s army. Walt was born and raised in the Loveland, Ohio area. As a high school lad he worked part-time for the community’s dentist and once thought of becoming one himself. WWII interfered with his plans as he entered the US Navy, serving on an LCS (Landing Craft Support) in the Pacific Theater — at Saipan, the Philippines, Iwo Jima, Okinawa, etc; at Okinawa his LCS (#97, Code Name “Shaggy Dog”), was part of the picket line protecting US ships against Japanese suicide planes (“Kamikazes”) who were trying to get thru to the carriers and battleships. His ship also was caught in the terrible typhoon off Okinawa which was so strong that it capsized some ships, including three destroyers. His LCS was one of the first US ships to enter the port of Hiroshima at war’s end and Walt recalls the destruction he saw resulting

--293-- from the atomic bomb. After the War, Walt returned to Ohio and entered pre-Dent at Ohio State U. before switching to Law School at Chase College in Cincinnati. One Friday evening he decided to go to the local YMCA dance; lo and behold he met Dorothy Degrasse and marriage soon resulted. Walt subsequently became an insurance salesman for Monumental Insurance Company in Cincinnati, working for some 34 years before retiring; he keeps active by doing part-time telemarketing work and enjoying their granddaughter. He’s always been a die-hard fan of the Cincinnati Reds baseball team, through thick and thin. Walt is known for his quiet, easy-going personality; he’s a gentleman through and through. Walter Shawhan MCLEAN and Dorothy Ellen DEGRASSE had the following family: 145 i. Dorothy Diane MCLEAN was born November 2, 1954. ii. John DeGrasse MCLEAN was born in Cincinnati, OH August 14, 1956. John died January 28, 1993 in NYC, at 36 years of age. Born and raised in the Cincinnati, Ohio area, John received degrees in Psychology and related disciplines before accepting a position in that field in New York City; he was working with clients at hospitals in NYC and inmates at Rikers Island at the time of his untimely death, from cancer. He was a very caring individual. 96. Ronald Thomas SHAWHAN (Arthur Gaddis “Buck” 64)48 was born in Cincinnati, OH December 30, 1930. He married twice. He married Theresa Adele ZEITLER in Charlevoix, MI, October 22, 1955. Theresa was born in Charlevoix, MI June 5, 1932. Theresa is the daughter of John ZEITLER and Edith NOWLAND. Theresa was divorced from Ronald Thomas SHAWHAN in Cleveland, OH, February 1979. Though receiving a civil divorce in 1979 it wasn’t until 1981 that their marriage was annulled thru the Diocese of Cleveland, OH. Born and raised in Charlevoix, MI, Theresa was the daughter of John Zeitler, an electrical contractor who was instrumental in the con- struction of many homes in the area; unfortunately, he was severely injured when he touched an electrical wire in which the power had mistakenly left hot — thus prevented from continuing to work he spent his later years tending to his garden. Theresa’s mother, Edith Nowland, was a very caring person, quiet but strong, who pretty well managed the homestead after John’s accident — she was an extremely nice woman. After graduating from high school, Theresa joined AT&T in Detroit as a teletype instructress, training personnel from such large companies as Delta Airlines — in this role she traveled the country. She and Ron met while both were on strike duty in Memphis, TN, after Southern Bell employees had left their jobs. With the advent of children, she became a fulltime homemaker, as a very caring and dedicated mother of her six children, ever willing to support their academic and athletic activities. After her divorce she moved first to Phoenix, AZ and subsequently to San Diego, CA, where she continues to enjoy her children and grand- children. Ron next married Elaine Therese OLSCHLAGER in No. Royalton, OH, March 30, 1979. Terri and Ron were first married by the Mayor of North Royalton, OH; they subsequently had their marriage reaffirmed by the Catholic Church in a ceremony on July 8, 1996, at our Lady of Peace in New Providence, NJ. Elaine was born in Cleveland, OH November 19, 1947. Elaine is the daughter of Arnold OLSCHLAGER and Margaret PETERS. Terri graduated from St. Joseph’s H.S. in Cleveland, Ohio and then worked for the Higbee Dept. Store before being hired by Ohio Bell in their Directory Dept. (Yellow Pages). After several years she was promoted into the Marketing Group as a Service Adviser training business customers in the use of telecommunications equipment and network services. While working full time she also managed to attend evening classes at Berea College. After her transfer to AT&T Headquarters in NY/ NJ she worked in the Legal Dept. during the antitrust litigation suits involving DOJ, MCI, Sprint, etc. She was subse- quently promoted to Manager level and has worked in various departments, including Finance, Regulatory, and AT&T Labs. In the interim, while attending evening classes at FDU, she acquired a B.S. degree in 1983 and a Masters degree in Finance in 1986. As a member of BPW (Business and Professional Women), in 1990, she was selected, together with some twenty other American business and professional women, to travel to Russia to meet with their Soviet counter- parts, comparing the social and occupational status of women in the two countries. Terri is quite active in her local Roman Catholic Church, Our Lady of Peace, as a Eucharist Minister, choir member, Liturgical Committee Chairper- son, etc. Terri also enjoys golf, bridge, and numerous other activities with her many friends and associates. Ron was born and raised in the Cincinnati, Ohio area, living in such suburbs as Twightwee (near Loveland, Ohio), Oakley, and Madisonville; he vividly recalls having his tonsils taken out, under ether, at the age of six, by Dr. Lever of Loveland. While a youngster, he cut grass, delivered newspapers, set up pins in a bowling alley, ushered in a movie theater, and caddied at such golf courses as Kenwood C.C. in Cincinnati; he also managed to play a pretty fair game of golf, football, and baseball. He attended Purcell H.S. on an accelerated course schedule, taking four years of school in three years. He won an NROTC scholarship, electing to attend Miami U. of Oxford, Ohio. While at Miami he worked in various restaurants to help pay his way and played on the golf team during his senior year. Upon graduation, Ron served two plus years as a USMC officer at such locations as Quantico, VA, Camp Pendleton, CA, Nara, Japan, and in

--294-- Korea with the First Marine Division. His USMC specialty was in Communications and Cryptography. His Korean duty involved service on the West Coast Islands, at the 38th parallel, providing security for intelligence activities in which Korean and Chinese infiltrators were sent into North Korea on spy missions. After resigning from the Corps he joined AT&T as a management trainee, working in various functions throughout the South and Midwest; occasionally he was able to indulge in his love of playing fast pitch softball, as a catcher. In time his specialty became sales of telecommunications products to major companies, such as Owens Illinois Glass Company in Toledo, Ohio. He was also assigned as the AT&T National Account Manager, based in NYC, for the Broadcast Industry, coordinating AT&T services for such events as Presidential races, golf tournaments, and NFL football. Along the way he coached neighbor- hood youth in football and baseball for about 16 years. His AT&T career concluded, after 30 plus years, with his assignment to the Legal Dept. in New Jersey, during DOJ/MCI/SPRINT antitrust litigation. He retired from AT&T in 1986 after which he worked in real estate and finally for a Taylor Rental franchise in Berkeley Hts, NJ. Ron retired in 1996 to enjoy his life-long love of golf, bridge, and pinochle,as well as participating in the local Senior Citizens Club activities, and pursuing his research of family history. Ronald Thomas SHAWHAN and Theresa Adele ZEITLER had the following family: i. Kevin Gerald SHAWHAN was born in Detroit, Michigan August 14, 1956. Kevin has always been a very creative person, coming up with new, fresh ideas; in 1972, at the time of the Olympics, he organized an “Olympics” for the neighborhood children in the family’s back yard. Later, he shot a bunch of home movies and then edited and cut them into a story line, complete with audio. He was an excellent student through high school, born with a special gift of being able to draw and use graphics. After graduation from high school he attended the U. of Cincinnati for one year, but was more interested in the social scene than he was in his studies. He then elected to attend the Cooper School of Art in Cleveland, OH, building upon his artistic talents accordingly. But he found the graphics employment market rather slow, so he joined the Navy, serving as a Petty Officer 2nd Class, in all the oceans of the world, on board the USS Vandegrift, a frigate; he also participated in maneuvers in the Persian Gulf during the Desert Storm time frame. After leaving the Navy, Kevin resumed his education, earning certification as a computer systems engineer and presently works in that field in the Silicon Valley area of California; his activities include the design of web sites. His nieces and nephews all love “Uncle Kevin” for his sense of humor and his ability to make everyone feel at ease — he’s just one heck of a nice guy! 146 ii. Kim Michelle SHAWHAN was born February 7, 1958. 147 iii. Kelly Thomas SHAWHAN was born September 28, 1959. 148 iv. Kirk Anthony SHAWHAN was born January 5, 1962. 149 v. Kerry Patrick SHAWHAN was born March 17, 1963. 150 vi. Karl Joseph SHAWHAN was born April 28, 1964. 97. Gerald Louis SHAWHAN (Arthur Gaddis “Buck” 64)49 was born in Loveland, OH August 03, 1937. He married Marian Joy SCHUTTE in Ft. Thomas, KY, May 25, 1963. Marian was born in KY March 16, 1939. Marian is the daughter of George SCHUTTE and Catherine IFKOVICS. A Registered Nurse by training, Marian keeps her hands full managing the household and volunteering in various roles at their church, including teaching. She is constantly busy helping others who are less fortunate. She has a strong sense of morality and ethics and, together with her husband, Gerry, has instilled these qualities in her children, all of whom exhibit the high standards set by their parents. Gerry was born while the family was living in Twightwee, OH, a suburb of Loveland, in Hamilton County; he was delivered by Dr. Lever. His brother, Ron, will never forget the incident — Ron went to sleep at the Twightwee resi- dence, but woke up the following morning at his grandmother Shawhan’s home in Loveland; his Dad, “Buck”, had carried Ron from his bed to the car and delivered him accordingly when it became apparent that a birth was about to happen. Gerry was an outstanding student as a youngster, taking the 7th and 8th grades in one year and taking four years of high school in three. He was also an excellent baseball player, once pitching a no-hit game in the Knothole League. After graduating from Purcell H.S. in Cincinnati, he matriculated at the University of Cincinnati, under their Co-op Program, working at such companies as NCR in Dayton, Ohio, and receiving a degree in Metallurgical Engi- neering in 1958. He subsequently acquired his doctorate in Mathematics in 1966, and became a professor at UC; he entered UC’s administration in 1961 and held a variety of positions, including Asst. VP for Administration and Director of Campus Planning and Construction. In 1983 he left UC to join Cincom Systems, a designer and seller of software where he became V.P. of Finance and Systems. A devoted family man, Gerry works closely with his wife, Marian, to assure that his seven kids are brought up with strong values and taught to be responsible — two of their daughters are nuns. He also enjoys sports, especially baseball, soccer, and golf, and volunteers as a coach accordingly. True to his heritage he is a devoted fan of the Cincinnati Reds.

--295-- Gerald Louis SHAWHAN and Marian Joy SCHUTTE had the following family: i. Donna Marie SHAWHAN was born in Cincinnati, OH June 21, 1964. An excellent stu- dent, Donna graduated from the Univ. of Cincinnati with a Math Degree, and briefly worked in a corporate library role before deciding to become a nun with the Daughters of Mary; she is now known as Sister Maria Dolorosa. ii. Maria Michelle SHAWHAN was born in Cincinnati, OH September 27, 1965. Always smiling and personable, Maria is now a nun with the Daughters of Mary, where she is known as Sister Mary Elizabeth. 151 iii. Thomas Paul “T.P.” SHAWHAN was born January 14, 1968. 152 iv. Lisa Marie SHAWHAN was born April 09, 1969. v. Regina Marie SHAWHAN was born in Cincinnati, OH January 11, 1971. Regina died August 18, 1989 in Cincinnati, OH, at 18 years of age. Regina died at an early age, from cancer; her strong faith was evident as she prepared to meet her God. vi. Michael Anthony SHAWHAN was born in Cincinnati, OH February 14, 1973. Michael worked at a printer and at various other jobs while attending the Univ. of Cincinnati, primarily at its Evening School. After receiving Computer Network Certification, Mike is now employed in the Network Security Group of Cincom, a software design and sales firm. He’s a great fan of the Cincinnati Reds and the Cincinnati Bengals, enjoying sports in general — he really loves competing against his brothers and his father, whether it’s ping pong, basketball, golf, cards, or whatever. vii. Daniel Francis SHAWHAN was born in Cincinnati, OH March 3, 1975. After graduating from the U. of Cincinnati with a degree in Computer Science, Dan is now employed by Cincom, a software design and sales firm; he’s in their Engineering and Programming Group. A redhead, Dan loves sports; he was an excellent pitcher until he developed shoulder problems. He also enjoys teasing his brothers and other family members, particularly when it comes to competing against them in ping pong, cards, or anything else. 98. Harry MISEL (Cleora WELLMAN 66) birth date unknown. He married GENEVA. Harry MISEL and GENEVA had the following family: i. Harry MISEL. He married MARGARET. Harry was an architect in Dayton, Ohio. 99. William DIEHL (Georgia Armina SHAWHAN 67) was born February 13, 1911. William died about 1991. He married Genevieve (Jenny) STUDOR. Genevieve was born March 16, 1909. Bill worked in the blacksmith shop with his father and later worked as a manager at Hartford Concrete. He retired to Florida. William DIEHL and Genevieve (Jenny) STUDOR had the following family: i. Margo DIEHL was born March 17, 1946. 100. Joseph DIEHL (Georgia Armina SHAWHAN 67) was born August 27, 1923. Joseph died about 1992. He married Martha CASSELL. Martha was born December 26, 1924. Martha died about 1993. Joe worked in the blacksmith shop with his father and subsequently a manager for Hartford Concrete. Joseph DIEHL and Martha CASSELL had the following family: 153 i. Joseph DIEHL was born December 26, 1946. ii. Gregory DIEHL was born October 16, 1951. iii. Deborah DIEHL was born December 28, 1962. 101. Russell Lloyd SHAWHAN (Clifford (Skip) 68) was born August 29, 1915. He married Ruth TERHUNE. Russell Lloyd SHAWHAN and Ruth TERHUNE had the following family: i. Betty SHAWHAN. She married Duane PARKER. 154 ii. Myra SHAWHAN. 102. Virginia Eileen SHAWHAN (Clifford (Skip) 68) was born February 10, 1918. She married Robert SCOTT. Virginia Eileen SHAWHAN and Robert SCOTT had the following family: i. Brian SCOTT. He married Chris HORNBAKER. 155 ii. Lisa SCOTT. 103. Margaret Elizabeth SHAWHAN (Clifford (Skip) 68) was born March 31, 1919. She married Walter SMITH. Margaret Elizabeth SHAWHAN and Walter SMITH had the following family: i. Beth SMITH. She married Joseph STONE. ii. Sue SMITH. iii. Thomas SMITH. iv. Kenneth SMITH. v. Terry SMITH. He married MARTHA.

--296-- 104. Maxine Jean SHAWHAN (Clifford (Skip) 68) was born October 16, 1924. She married Earl BELL. Earl was born about 1922. Maxine Jean SHAWHAN and Earl BELL had the following family: 156 i. Janice BELL. 157 ii. John BELL. 158 iii. Jerry BELL. 105. Robert Allen SHAWHAN (Ralph Allen 69)50 was born in Hartford City, IN 1923. He married Vonda (Bunny) CLAMME. Vonda was born in Hartford City, IN 1923. Bob is a retired U.S. History teacher and basketball coach at Wabash High School; he also taught Driver Ed. He and his wife, known as “Bunny”, live in Port Charlotte, FL during the winter and in Traverse, MI in the summer. “Bunny” has been a bank teller, worked as a school library assistant, and was also a church secretary at the Presbyterian Church in Wabash, IN. She likes to fish, play cards, knit, attend church, and read Christian literature. Robert Allen SHAWHAN and Vonda (Bunny) CLAMME had the following family: 159 i. Judy Kay SHAWHAN was born August 17, 1945. 160 ii. Susan SHAWHAN was born January 30, 1949. 161 iii. Terry Lee SHAWHAN was born June 23, 1952. 162 iv. Rex Allen SHAWHAN was born April 19, 1954. 106. William Edward SHAWHAN , SR. (Cecil E (Zeke) 70)51 was born December 7, 1922. William died 1976 in Whittier, CA, at 53 years of age. He married Laurel MARSHALL about 1944. William Edward SHAWHAN, Sr. and Laurel MARSHALL had the following family: 163 i. William Edward SHAWHAN , JR. was born December 31, 1945. 164 ii. Richard SHAWHAN was born about 1947. 107. Gloria PRUDDEN (Ruby Catherine. SHAWHAN 71) was born June 2, 1925. She married three times. She married Don COTRILL. She married Bill JOHNSON. She married Ray RASMUSSEN. Gloria PRUDDEN and Bill JOHNSON had the following family: i. Vicki JOHNSON. 165 ii. Brett JOHNSON. 108. Jerry PRUDDEN (Ruby Catherine. SHAWHAN 71) was born February 12, 1929. Jerry died 1987 at 58 years of age. He married Janet KAUFMAN. Jerry was an expert on railroads. Jerry PRUDDEN and Janet KAUFMAN had the following family: i. Maxilin Claire PRUDDEN was born March 18, 1954. She married Steve KIPHART. 166 ii. Jay Dee PRUDDEN was born October 27, 1956. iii. Seth Thomas PRUDDEN was born February 12, 1958. He married Karen RITTMEYER. 167 iv. Jana Catherine PRUDDEN was born September 17, 1962. 109. Harry Kenneth SHAWHAN DITZENBERGER (Harry Kennison “Jim” SHAWHAN 72)52 was born in Hart- ford City, IN May 20, 1926. Harry died June 25, 1978 in Lansing, MI, at 52 years of age. He married Jane COFFMAN in Ft. Wayne, IN, July 1949. Jane was born in South Bend, IN May 7, 1923. Jane is the daughter of Walter COFFMAN and Lyla CROSBY. Jane’s father was a Master Tool & Die Maker at the Bendix Corporation in South Bend , Indiana; he had formerly served in the US Army Engineers when they were building Clark Air Field in the Philippines. The family originally came to the USA from Alsace Lorraine (France/Germany) where they spelled their name as “Kauffman”. Jane was raised in a home from which she could see the Golden Dome of Notre Dame University. Jane has been extremely helpful in researching the descendants of Allen Shawhan, making several trips to the Warren County, Ohio area in pursuit of information; Allen Shawhan was the ancestor of her husband Harry who had adopted the surname of his foster parents, the Ditzenberger family. Jane’s family research, after her husband’s death, confirmed that Harry’s birth father was actually a Shawhan; Jane changed her own surname from Ditzenberger to “Shawhan”. She herself has been a teacher for many years and has continued her personal education, including obtaining a Masters Degree in Education from Michigan State Univ. Shortly after his birth, Harry became the foster child of Henry Ditzenberger, thereafter using his foster father’s name rather than “Shawhan”. During WWII he served with the USMC, including duty aboard the battleship USS Nevada, supporting Marine landings in Pacific Ocean campaigns. Aboard the Nevada off of Iwo Jima, Harry was able to see the flag raised on Mt. Suribachi; at Okinawa the Nevada was hit by a Japanese Kamikaze (suicide plane) — the resultant explosion threw Harry to the steel deck, injuring his back, from which he suffered for the rest of his life. After the War he became a G.I. student at Ball State U., during which time he met and married Jane Coffman, whose ancestors came to the Pennsylvania-Maryland area from Alsace Lorraine in the 1760s. Harry became a very successful high school

--297-- metal shop teacher; he was also an avid hunter, a gun collector who made his own gun stocks, a photographer, a student of the Civil War, and was on the Lansing Township Planning Commission. Harry Kenneth SHAWHAN DITZENBERGER and Jane COFFMAN had the following family: 168 i. Gail Lee DITZENBERGER was born January 7, 1953. 169 ii. Brenda Ann DITZENBERGER was born April 12, 1954. iii. Fred Michael DITZENBERGER was born in Lansing, MI October 13, 1957. Occupation: Welding. 110. James Kent SHAWHAN (Harry Kennison “Jim” 72) was born in Hartford City, IN May 10, 1940. He married Ruth AYRES about 1970. Ruth was born in Marion, IN January 18, 1942. Ruth died September 17, 1997 at 55 years of age. Jim is an undertaker and also builds organs, having had his own shop in Ft. Wayne, Indiana prior to his move to Austin, Texas. James Kent SHAWHAN and Ruth AYRES had the following family: 170 i. Margaret Ruth SHAWHAN was born October 15, 1972. 171 ii. Amy Elizabeth SHAWHAN was born October 13, 1973. iii. Beth Ellen SHAWHAN was born February 19, 1980. 111. Douglas Lee SHAWHAN (Harry Kennison “Jim” 72)53 was born in Hartford City, IN May 14, 1944. He married Cherie SPROWL in Hartford City, IN, August 12, 1967. Cherie was born in Hartford City, IN January 13, 1945. Cherie is the daughter of Leroy SPROWL and Sarah. Cherie graduated from Ball State U. in 1967 and taught seventh grade language arts for many years. After starting their family in 1976 when they adopted Ryan, she began teaching on a substitute basis, a practice she continues to the present time. In addition to being a voracious reader, she enjoys doing counted cross stitch works. Doug graduated from MIT with a Physics Major in 1966, then received his Masters from the Univ. of Chicago in 1968. He worked briefly at Argonne National Lab before taking a teaching job at Triton College in River Grove, IL. He’s been there ever since, with a little moonlighting doing computer consulting work in the 1980s. He earned his Doctorate in 1977 from the Univ. of Illinois. He plays the piano for pleasure and also does a little wood working. He’s also dabbled in real estate over the years, buying and fixing up properties. Among his memories are the Shawhan family reunions that they used to have every Fall in Richmond, Indiana all the stories that people would tell, and the antics of such relatives as his Uncle Cecil. Doug has been very helpful in sharing data about the Hartford City, IN Shawhans. Douglas Lee SHAWHAN and Cherie SPROWL had the following family: i. Ryan Matthew SHAWHAN was born July 23, 1976. Ryan is presently attending College of DuPage in Glen Ellyn, IL. He’s a talented musician, giving drum lessons to high schoolers. ii. Colin Michael SHAWHAN was born June 28, 1979. Colin attends Columbia College in Chicago where he pursues his interest in sound engineering. He also likes music, playing the guitar, and has been in a rock band.

Seventh Generation

112. Ruth Louise SHAWHAN (William Benton 77) was born in IN September 27, 1913. She married Len ERICKSON in Duluth, MN, May 6, 1933. Len was born in Duluth, MN November 17, 1907. Ruth Louise SHAWHAN and Len ERICKSON had the following family: i. Karen ERICKSON. She married Benjamin FREUDENRICH. 113. Dorothy May SHAWHAN (William Benton 77)54 was born in Richmond, IN May 25, 1915. She married Frederick John ROLEFF Sr. in Duluth, MN, May 29, 1939. Frederick was born in Two Harbors, MN March 11, 1917. Frederick 55 is the son of William ROLEFF and Josephine THERRIEN. Fred has worked as a photographer in Audio-Visual departments of companies in Minnesota and at Syracuse University in New York. He eventually retired as head of the photo dept. at the Continental Machines Corp., in Savage, MN. Dorothy worked for numerous years in administration at the Lincoln Sr. High School in Minneapolis. She has been very helpful in research- ing her Shawhan family history. Dorothy May SHAWHAN and Frederick John ROLEFF, Sr. had the following family: 172 i. William F. ROLEFF was born January 26, 1944. 173 ii. Frederick J. ROLEFF, Jr. was born January 2, 1947. 174 iii. Suzanne ROLEFF was born February 27, 1949. 114. Robert Edwin SHAWHAN (William Benton 77)56 was born in Richmond, IN January 31, 1917. Robert died May 5, 1986 in Spring Grove, IN, at 69 years of age. He married Martha Bell DECKER in Richmond, IN, August 21,

--298-- 1937. Martha was born in Richmond, IN August 03, 1919. Martha is the daughter of Bert DECKER and Nellie TIFFANY. Robert started working for the Wayne Dairy Products Co. in Richmond, IN when it used a horse and wagon to deliver its products; he stayed for 44 years. He never knew a stranger, having a warm, outgoing personality. Robert Edwin SHAWHAN and Martha Bell DECKER had the following family: 175 i. Barbara Ann SHAWHAN was born April 29, 1938. 176 ii. Judith Lee SHAWHAN was born June 17, 1940. 177 iii. Constance May SHAWHAN was born March 5, 1943. iv. Douglas Martin SHAWHAN was born in Richmond, IN September 4, 1952. Douglas died September 4, 1952 in (stillborn), at less than one year of age. 115. Lewis Junior PEARSALL (Margaret Helen SHAWHAN 79) was born in Kirksville, MO December 27, 1930. He married Winifred Marie PRATHER in Scottsville, KS, August 09, 1955. Winifred was born in Beloit, KS Sep- tember 1, 1932. Winifred is the daughter of Alfred PRATHER and Mabel RUGG. During the Korean War, Lewis served from 1951-1955 with the USAF, as a Radio Repairman, including a tour in 1953 in Korea, being stationed at Seoul and Taegu. Lewis later owned a wallpaper and paint store in Albuquerque. Lewis Junior PEARSALL and Winifred Marie PRATHER had the following family: 178 i. Ann Marie PEARSALL was born December 1, 1956. 179 ii. Robert Lewis PEARSALL was born March 3, 1960. 180 iii. Caryn Dora PEARSALL was born June 8, 1962. 181 iv. Laura PEARSALL was born January 31, 1973. 116. Marilyn Elizabeth PEARSALL (Margaret Helen SHAWHAN 79)57 was born in Albuquerque, NM August 30, 1934. She married James Francis NEVANS April 06, 1953. James was born May 18, 1933. Jim works for Minne- apolis Honeywell. Marilyn Elizabeth PEARSALL and James Francis NEVANS had the following family: 182 i. Debbie Jean NEVANS was born January 15, 1954. 183 ii. Janet Anne NEVANS was born May 7, 1956. 184 iii. Elizabeth Marie “Betty” NEVANS was born March 7, 1958. iv. Joseph Michael NEVANS was born January 22, 1963. He married Jeanne HEBERT May 20, 1997. Jeanne was born May 4, 1969. 185 v. Margaret Mary NEVANS was born August 08, 1965. 117. Stanley Dean SHAWHAN (Elbert Neil 80) was born in Minneapolis, MN February 7, 1941. Stanley died June 21, 1990 in Silver Spring, MD, at 49 years of age. He married Susan JENKINS in MD, 1964. Susan was born in MD March 31, 1942. Though born and raised in Maryland, Sue elected to attend Ohio Wesleyan U., where she met Stanley. She has worked for many years for a Parks Commission in Maryland. She has a great affection for the city of Chestertown, in Kent Co., MD, and has been able to purchase a small piece of property there. Born a 4 lb. premature twin, Stanley eventually became a scientist of international repute. He graduated from the U. of Iowa Graduate School with a Degree in Physics and initially took a position as a professor of Physics and Astronomy at that university. In 1983 he entered the space program, joining NASA Headquarters. In 1987 he was named the first Director of the newly created Space Physics Division, entering into joint space research programs with the Soviet Union, Japan, Europe, China, and Canada. In the four days preceding his death, Stan had led a meeting of U.S. re- searchers who had gathered in Bethesda, MD to formulate space physics plans through the year 2010, laying the foundation for new and exciting discoveries on future space missions. On July 25, 1990, an Atlas-Centaur rocket was launched at Cape Canaveral, Florida, bearing a plaque with these words, “In memory of Dr. Stanley D. Shawhan — his vision led this spacecraft to reality”. His death was attributed to a heart attack, probably caused by health complications resulting from his many years as an insulin-dependent diabetic. He was buried in the cemetery at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Chestertown, MD, a church dating back to 1692; the registry of this same St. Paul’s Church documents that Darby Shawhan and Sarah Meeks were married Nov. 20, 1707. Stanley Dean SHAWHAN and Susan JENKINS had the following family: 186 i. Peter Sven SHAWHAN was born July 22, 1968. ii. Daniel Lloyd SHAWHAN was born in Escondido, CA August 08, 1972. As a youth Daniel spent several months as an American Field Service exchange student in Ecuador. He subsequently attended Grinnell College in Iowa, obtaining a degree in Economics. He presently works at the Tellus Institute in Boston. 118. Carolyn Lucille SHAWHAN (Elbert Neil 80) was born in Washington, DC July 3, 1945. Carolyn died April 28, 1982 in Lansdale, PA, at 36 years of age. She married Henry Graves GARFIELD December 21, 1968. Henry was born in Boston, MA December 23, 1943. Henry is the son of Henry GARFIELD and Marjorie GRAVES. Henry

--299-- earned his undergrad degree from the Univ. of Maine and a Masters in Civil Engineering from Penn State in 1967. His ancestral family includes Pres. James A. Garfield. A beautiful redhead, Carolyn was a 1967 graduate of Penn State U. and went on to become an elementary school teacher, before her early death due to cancer. Carolyn Lucille SHAWHAN and Henry Graves GARFIELD had the following family: i. James Ferederick GARFIELD was born in Bryn Mawr, PA November 13, 1972. He mar- ried Heather Colleen KEITH in Oberlin, OH, April 26, 1997. Heather was born October 14, 1969. Heather is an avid rider and participates in horse competitions throughout the Northeast. James is a computer programmer, presently working for Booz-Allen. He and his wife Heather are both graduates of Oberlin College in Ohio. ii. Meredith Lea GARFIELD was born in Bryn Mawr, PA April 26, 1975. Meredith is a 1997 grad of Penn State where she majored in Health Care Policy and Business. iii. Anne Elizabeth GARFIELD was born in Lansdale, PA September 13, 1977. Anne gradu- ated from Antonelli Institute of Art and Photography in 1997 and now works for an animal hospital. iv. Sarah Ellen GARFIELD was born in Lansdale, PA August 29, 1979. A 1997 high school graduate, Sarah is attending Montgomery County (PA) Community College, while continuing her piano studies out- side of school. 119. Byron E. OSBORN (Albert Earl 81) was born in Roundhead, OH October 28, 1914. Byron died October 8, 1975 in Delphos, OH, at 60 years of age. He married Reva M. SCOTT. Reva was born 1917. Reva died 1975 at 58 years of age. Byron was a truck driver. Byron E. OSBORN and Reva M. SCOTT had the following family: 187 i. Barbara Ann OSBORN was born January 26, 1935. ii. Ruth M. OSBORN was born in Delphos, OH 1937. 120. Richard Joseph OSBORN (Albert Earl 81)58 was born in Roundhead, HardinCo., OH July 8, 1925. He married Edith Carolyn FULLERTON in Huntsville, Logan Co., OH, November 19, 1943. Edith was born in Bellefontaine, Logan Co., OH May 7, 1926. During WWII Richard served in the US Army, from 1943-1946, including during the campaign to recapture the Philippines. Richard Joseph OSBORN and Edith Carolyn FULLERTON had the following family: 188 i. Dianne Jo OSBORN was born July 3, 1944. 189 ii. Garey Richard OSBORN was born December 12, 1947. iii. Larry Albert OSBORN was born in Bellefontaine, Logan Co., OH December 12, 1947. During the Vietnam War, Larry served in combat with the 101st Airborne, primarily on LRRP (Long Range Recon Patrol) missions. iv. Jeffrey Ivan OSBORN was born in Bellefontaine, Logan Co., OH October 25, 1957. 121. Robert SHAWHAN (Alfred 83) was born 1939. He married Elaine HAYWOOD. Robert SHAWHAN and Elaine HAYWOOD had the following family: i. Bradley Robert SHAWHAN was born about 1964. He married Patricia LANTE. ii. Lisa SHAWHAN was born about 1967. She married Christain HOLMES. 122. Thomas E. SHAWHAN (Edward H. 85) was born in Dayton, OH February 18, 1936. Thomas died 1996 in Spring City, TN, at 60 years of age. He married twice. He married Roberta THILL in Dayton, OH, 1952. Roberta was born about 1936. He married Anna BARDILL in Dayton, OH, 1974. Thomas was a machinist with TRW Globe Motor Company in Dayton, Ohio before retiring to TN. He also did stagehand work on the side. In his later years he suffered from diabetes. Thomas E. SHAWHAN and Roberta THILL had the following family: 190 i. Sheryl Ann SHAWHAN was born 1955. ii. Saundra SHAWHAN was born 1956. iii. Thomas Scott SHAWHAN was born November 1960. Thomas is a professional stage- hand, working the lighting, audio, and other effects at concerts, plays, etc. throughout the Dayton and Cincinnati areas. iv. Timothy SHAWHAN was born May 5, 1963. 123. Elvey Bertrand “Bud” ELY (Alice Margaret CURRY 86) was born October 18, 1922. Elvey died March 8, 1997 at 74 years of age. He married Freda Mae MOON December 14, 1946. Freda was born November 22, 1925. Elvey Bertrand “Bud” ELY and Freda Mae MOON had the following family: 191 i. Gregory Allan ELY was born June 16, 1951. 124. John Edward SHAWHAN (William Henry “Bill” 87) was born in Dayton, Montgomery Co., OH January 31, 1945. He married Mary Ruth WOLF in Greene Co., OH, December 21, 1963. Mary was born in Greene Co., OH April 24, 1944. John is a farmer in Ross Twp. Greene Co., OH, with 300 acres.

--300-- John Edward SHAWHAN and Mary Ruth WOLF had the following family: 192 i. Joanie Renee SHAWHAN was born July 8, 1964. ii. Jeffrey J. SHAWHAN was born in Greene Co., OH September 19, 1967. He married Nancy Jo CARPER in OH, September 8, 1990. Nancy was born about 1968. A 1990 graduate of Ohio State U., Jeffrey is now a farmer of 200 acres in Greene Co., OH. 125. David William SHAWHAN (William Henry “Bill” 87) was born in Greene Co., OH May 11, 1946. He married three times. He married Janet MCGUIRE in OH, July 8, 1967. Janet was born February 1947. He married Sandra HUNTER in OH, May 1976. Sandra was born February 3, 1947. He married Joyce FULWILER June 15, 1990. Joyce was born September 2, 1953. A grad of Wright State U., David is a practicing C.P.A. in Ohio. David William SHAWHAN and Janet MCGUIRE had the following family: i. William Lee SHAWHAN was born in OH November 21, 1968. ii. Leslie Renee SHAWHAN was born in OH May 23, 1972. 126. James Frank SHAWHAN (William Henry “Bill” 87) was born in Greene Co., OH December 2, 1952. He married Mary Kim NIEMAN in OH, May 21, 1977. Mary was born March 17, 1955. Mary is also a grad of Ohio State U. A grad of Ohio State U., James is a USMC veteran, serving during the Vietnam War, 1970-1972. He is also a farmer. James Frank SHAWHAN and Mary Kim NIEMAN had the following family: i. Mark Joseph SHAWHAN was born January 24, 1980. ii. Kate Marie SHAWHAN was born June 4, 1982. 127. Thomas J. SHAWHAN (William Henry “Bill” 87) was born in Greene Co., OH November 11, 1956. He married Janet Ann NIEMAN in Columbus, OH, December 6, 1980. Janet was born in Columbus, OH August 06, 1960. Though born and raised as a city girl in Columbus, Ohio, Janet took agricultural courses at Ohio State Univer- sity; she and her husband Tom share the heavy responsibilities of operating their farming enterprises, including their dairy. Thomas and his wife Janet farm near Beavercreek, Ohio, at one time renting over 1200 acres and running a small dairy operation. However they are facing the inroads of land developers in the area, as the owners of the cropland are often selling in response to the demand for increased residential and commercial properties; as a result, Tom and Janet are concentrating their efforts on their dairy operation. Thomas J. SHAWHAN and Janet Ann NIEMAN had the following family: i. Raymond William SHAWHAN was born in OH November 21, 1982. ii. Daniel Thomas SHAWHAN was born in OH August 21, 1984. 128. Patricia Ann SHAWHAN (Lawrence Elwood 88) was born in OH May 16, 1949. She married Don ROWLAND in OH, June 6, 1970. Don was born in OH July 18, 1947. Pat is a Teacher and Librarian. Patricia Ann SHAWHAN and Don ROWLAND had the following family: i. Trisha Louise ROWLAND was born in MO July 29, 1982. 129. Linda SHAWHAN (Lawrence Elwood 88) was born July 23, 1951. She married three times. She mar- ried Dennis FERGUSON 1967. Dennis was born about 1950. She married Lawrence GOWEN about 1977. She married Craig CLARK in AR, August 06, 1983. Craig was born in AR January 20, 1960. Linda SHAWHAN and Dennis FERGUSON had the following family: i. Christopher Charles FERGUSON was born in VA December 22, 1970. ii. Jennifer Louise FERGUSON was born in Holland April 24, 1972. Linda SHAWHAN and Craig CLARK had the following family: iii. Margaret Suzanne CLARK was born in AR June 15, 1984. 130. Susan Belle SHAWHAN (Lawrence Elwood 88) was born in IL February 2, 1954. She married James RODGERS August 14, 1976. James was born in AR February 22, 1953. Susan is an MD in Dallas, TX. Susan Belle SHAWHAN and James RODGERS had the following family: i. Margaret Louise RODGERS was born in TX December 13, 1986. ii. Emily Katherine RODGERS was born in TX March 21, 1989. 131. Michael Sylvan SHAWHAN (Lawrence Elwood 88)59 was born in McComb, IL December 31, 1955. He married Tracy SULLIVAN in Fayetteville, AR, August 21, 1976. Tracy was born in Lancaster, CA January 11, 1956. Mike is a Houston, TX veterinarian whose articles on pet care have appeared in magazines. Michael Sylvan SHAWHAN and Tracy SULLIVAN had the following family: i. Matthew Michael SHAWHAN was born in AR October 24, 1982. ii. Grant Lawrence SHAWHAN was born in TX March 1, 1985. iii. Bradley SHAWHAN was born in Houston, TX October 25, 1988.

--301-- 132. Margaret Elaine PALMER (Mae Belle SHAWHAN 89) was born in OH June 24, 1954. She married Allen Thomas STEHLE November 11, 1977. Allen was born in NY January 21, 1954. Margaret Elaine PALMER and Allen Thomas STEHLE had the following family: i. Benjamin Allen STEHLE was born in NH March 3, 1982. ii. Jennifer Barbara STEHLE was born in Maine November 7, 1984. 133. Cathy Ann PALMER (Mae Belle SHAWHAN 89) was born in NY September 30, 1959. She married Norman PATTON November 17, 1984. Norman was born in OH June 20, 1960. Cathy Ann PALMER and Norman PATTON had the following family: i. Nicholas Richard PATTON was born in OH June 29, 1985. 134. Marlene Ruth MITCHELL (Ruth Celia SHAWHAN 90) was born January 17, 1936. She married Max VARNER. Marlene Ruth MITCHELL and Max VARNER had the following family: i. Randy VARNER. ii. Roxanne VARNER. iii. Russell VARNER. iv. Rebecca VARNER. v. Robin VARNER. 135. Carol Jeanette MITCHELL (Ruth Celia SHAWHAN 90) was born in OH April 13, 1940. She married Jerry WISSE. Carol Jeanette MITCHELL and Jerry WISSE had the following family: i. Camora WISSE. ii. Brenda WISSE. iii. Jerry Todd WISSE. 136. Bonnie Lou MITCHELL (Ruth Celia SHAWHAN 90) was born May 23, 1944. She married David MILLER. Bonnie Lou MITCHELL and David MILLER had the following family: i. Daniel MILLER. ii. Dennis MILLER. iii. Leana MILLER. 137. Frederick SHAWHAN (Earl Leroy 91) was born in OH November 27, 1941. He married twice. He married Martha OLIVER about 1963. He married Rose SEIFERT after 1968. Frederick SHAWHAN and Martha OLIVER had the following family: i. Frederick SHAWHAN was born about 1965. ii. Karen SHAWHAN was born about 1967. Frederick SHAWHAN and Rose SEIFERT had the following family: iii. Michael SHAWHAN was born after 1968. 138. Frances SHAWHAN (Earl Leroy 91) was born in OH September 22, 1951. She married Dennis MCCLELLAND about 1972. Frances SHAWHAN and Dennis MCCLELLAND had the following family: i. Neal MCCLELLAND was born November 27, 1974. ii. Donald MCCLELLAND was born October 3, 1979. 139. Daniel Lee SHAWHAN (John William 92) was born September 22, 1947. He married June SANDERS July 13, 1974. June was born August 24, 1947. Daniel Lee SHAWHAN and June SANDERS had the following family: i. Holly SHAWHAN was born 1978. Holly died 1978 at less than one year of age. ii. Joseph Allen SHAWHAN was born August 11, 1979. iii. Jennifer Lee SHAWHAN was born March 1, 1981. 140. Patricia Eileen SHAWHAN (John William 92) was born December 3, 1952. She married Edward GREGG May 22, 1976. Edward was born July 15, 1953. Patricia Eileen SHAWHAN and Edward GREGG had the following family: i. Amy Lynn GREGG was born February 28, 1979. ii. Evelyn Renee GREGG was born June 15, 1982. 141. Cindy Kay SHAWHAN (John William 92) was born September 17, 1957. She married John Marland DOWNEY November 26, 1977. John was born January 8, 1946.

--302-- Cindy Kay SHAWHAN and John Marland DOWNEY had the following family: i. Trinity Kay DOWNEY was born November 10, 1978. ii. Nathaniel John DOWNEY was born April 03, 1983. 142. Ralph Thompson SHAWHAN (Lawrence George 93) was born in Warren County, OH August 11, 1942. He married Dorothy SAMPLE August 16, 1969. Ralph Thompson SHAWHAN and Dorothy SAMPLE had the following family: i. George Thompson SHAWHAN was born May 2, 1974. Occupation: Living. 143. John Douglas MCLEAN (John Henry 94) was born in Denver, CO April 20, 1956. He married Sherri Ann WALSH in Lakewood, CO, July 12, 1985. Sherri was born in Duluth, MN December 21, 1960. Doug has always enjoyed sports and the outdoors. Despite football-caused knee problems, he continued to play a very good game of softball; he is also an avid fisherman and hunter of deer and elk. John Douglas MCLEAN and Sherri Ann WALSH had the following family: i. Joshua John MCLEAN was born February 8, 1986. 144. Mary Jane MCLEAN (John Henry 94) was born in Denver, CO April 26, 1959. She married twice. She married Monte L. CLAXTON in Golden, CO, August 09, 1980. Monte was born September 8, 1958. She married James E. HUDAK, Jr. in Lakewood, CO, May 24, 1986. James was born in Denver, CO December 24, 1960. Mary was divorced from Monte L. CLAXTON in CO, before 1986. Mary Jane worked for several years for a title company. With motherhood she began helping out at the local Montessori School and working with her daughter’s Brownie troop. Together with her husband, Jim, she thoroughly enjoys the outdoors, especially fishing. Mary Jane MCLEAN and Monte L. CLAXTON had the following family: i. Laurie Marie CLAXTON was born in CO October 25, 1982. Mary Jane MCLEAN and James E. HUDAK, Jr. had the following family: ii. Genesa Lynne HUDAK was born in Wheat Ridge, CO February 24, 1987. 145. Dorothy Diane MCLEAN (Walter Shawhan 95) was born in Cincinnati, OH November 2, 1954. She married twice. She married Jay BUSEMEYER in Cincinnati, OH, 1980. Jay was born in Cincinnati, OH ABT. 1954. The marriage was annulled in Dec. 1988. She married John BECKER in Cincinnati, OH, July 07, 1990. John was born July 30, 1961. An undergrad of Northern Kentucky College and with an MBA in Taxation from XU, John is a computer specialist, presently working as a financial analyst in the banking industry. He is also very involved in Republican Party activities and Christian Coalition matters. He’s the type of person who has the energy, talent, and drive to call into radio talk shows to express his pleasure/displeasure about an issue. Dorothy was divorced from Jay BUSEMEYER about 1988. The marriage was annulled in Dec. 1988. Dorothy has an undergraduate degree from the U. of Cincinnati and a graduate degree in Classic Languages from Xavier U. A Chinese and Russian Literature buff, she teaches Latin and Ancient History at Walnut Hills High School in Cincinnati. She is also a determined daily jogger and swimmer, though the advent of motherhood has modified some of her priorities. Dorothy Diane MCLEAN and John BECKER had the following family: i. Sarah Elizabeth BECKER was born October 30, 1996. 146. Kim Michelle SHAWHAN (Ronald Thomas 96) was born in Louisville, KY February 7, 1958. She married Thomas URBANEK in Cleveland, OH, February 27, 1982. Thomas was born in Parma, OH November 27, 1954. Occupation: Truck driver. Kim was an excellent student as a youngster and was also athletically inclined, playing shortstop on a girl’s softball team.. She elected not to attend college, taking a modeling course instead. After her divorce, she and her two children migrated from Cleveland, Ohio to San Diego, CA where she has worked as a V.P. with a mortgage company. After being downsized in a corporate takeover, Kim, an ambitious hard-worker, soon found new employment as an Accounting Supervisor in the banking industry. Kim has been a key person in coordinating family get-togethers, somewhat of a problem due to the geographic spread of the clan. As a single mother, Kim has actively participated in her sons’ sports, including serving as assistant coach at times. Kim Michelle SHAWHAN and Thomas URBANEK had the following family: i. Ryan Thomas URBANEK was born in Parma Hts, OH July 8, 1982. Ryan is an excellent athlete, excelling in Pop Warner football as a halfback and defensive back. He’s also an excellent swimmer and is taking up the game of golf. ii. Shaun Patrick URBANEK was born in Parma Hts, OH October 19, 1983. Shaun is a real hustler when it comes to working and saving his money. He is also a very good baseball player and thoroughly enjoys surfing in the San Diego area. 147. Kelly Thomas SHAWHAN (Ronald Thomas 96) was born in Parma Hts., OH September 28, 1959.

--303-- He married twice. He married Susan MCDONALD in Holliston, MA, August 22, 1981. Susan was born in MA about 1958. Susan is the daughter of John MCDONALD and Pauline WEST. Susan was divorced from Kelly Thomas SHAWHAN in San Diego, CA, 1993. A 1980 grad of Miami U. in Oxford, Ohio, with a degree in Education, Susan served in the role of a military wife for several years while her husband Kelly, a USMC Captain, was assigned duty stations both stateside and overseas in Japan. After his resignation from the service, Susan, Kelly, and their two chil- dren settled in San Diego, where Susan worked full-time as a travel agent. Unfortunately, however, after a Halloween party, just before his 8th birthday, their son Matthew was killed in a traffic accident while crossing a street. Susan, though having a very hard time accepting what happened, has adapted and, together with her daughter Jacqueline, has become very instrumental in the success of the annual Matthew Shawhan Memorial Golf Tournament, the proceeds of which are rendered to a group sponsoring organ donations — a precedent set by Matthew’s corneas being donated at the time of his death. Susan presently works as a travel consultant in San Diego. Kelly has since married Teresa Marie MCMAHON in San Diego, CA, May 23, 1998. Terri, an RN, has fit in nicely with her husband Kelly’s “California” life style — she’s as much of a doer and party person as he is, if not more so. They’re always on the go. Kelly played football and baseball as a youngster, including varsity halfback on the Brecksville, Ohio team. He earned a NROTC scholarship to Miami U. in Oxford, Ohio, graduating in 1981 as a 2nd Lt., USMC. After Basic Training at Quantico, VA he served, with an artillery MOS, in Ft. Sill, OK, Twenty-Nine Palms, CA, and in Okinawa, Japan, later resigning his commission. He is presently a successful swimming pool contractor in San Diego, CA., and enjoys his family, golf, and playing softball. Kelly is a diehard fan of the Cleveland Indians, somehow managing to travel from San Diego to Cleveland to attend the 1997 World Series, where he was joined by his brothers Kevin and Kerry — how he obtained game tickets is a secret that he will probably carry to his grave! The unfortunate death of his young son, Matthew, hit Kelly hard, but he has shaken his grief to become a key figure in the annual Matt Shawhan Memorial Golf Tournament, the proceeds of which go to the co-sponsor, a national organ donor organization — Matt’s corneas were donated to two people at the time of his death. Tournament participants include organ recipients, living testimonials to the benefits of this valuable program. Kelly Thomas SHAWHAN and Susan MCDONALD had the following family: i. Jacqueline Nicole SHAWHAN was born in 29 Palms, CA August 25, 1983. An attractive young woman, Jacqueline excels in both academics and athletic, playing basketball and soccer. She has been a strong companion to her Mom since the death of her brother, Matthew. ii. Matthew Michael SHAWHAN was born in Ft. Sill, OK November 12, 1986. Matthew died October 28, 1994 in San Diego, CA, at 7 years of age. His body was interred 1994 in El Camino Park, San Diego, CA. Matt was a very smart, athletic young man, who had a great sense of humor; he had an early death, being struck by an auto while crossing a street after attending a Halloween party. In his memory, his family and friends have initiated a memorial golf tournament. usually played in the April time frame, the proceeds of which are given to an organ donors organization — at his death, Matt’s corneas were donated to appropriate recipients. To his family, the engraving on Matt’s memorial plaque says it all: “A friend, a grandson, a brother, my second grader, my athlete, my prince, my son, my love, my angel!”. 148. Kirk Anthony SHAWHAN (Ronald Thomas 96) was born in Parma Hts., OH January 5, 1962. He married Mary LOESER in South Bend, IN, April 1988. Mary was born in Saginaw, MI January 1, 1961. Mary is the daughter of Richard LOESER and Mary FLECKENSTEIN. Most of Mary’s early life was spent in Huntington, WV, the family home of both her father and mother. Her father, Richard Loeser, was a long time employee of the C&O RR, as was his father. Her mother’s family, the Fleckensteins, originally immigrants from Germany, owned and oper- ated a bakery in Huntington, specializing in cooking their breads and other goods in the same ethnic fashion as in Europe. After graduating from St. Mary’s College in South Bend, IN, where she met Kirk, Mary spent some time working with children in Washington, D.C. Since her marriage, she has been extremely supportive in her role as the wife of a career USMC officer, with its transfers, absences, etc. She is also recognized as an outstanding mother, taking care of her youngsters, with particular attention to the needs of their son, Thomas, a special child afflicted with motor and communication disabilities, who wasn’t expected to live more than a few years. She has insisted that he be treated as a normal youngster, despite his handicaps; he attends CCD classes as well as public school. She and Kirk have even entered Thomas on a T-Ball team where he plays, supported by his teammates who push him in his wheelchair after he hits the ball with the assistance of his Dad or another friend. The family was once the topic of a national CBS News story about advances being made in the handling of handicapped children. Very strong in their Catholic faith, Mary and Kirk have twice taken their children to the shrine in Lourdes, France. Mary doesn’t neglect her other children — she makes sure that Molly has opportunities to study music and to take dancing lessons. Daniel likewise has his moments

--304-- to shine. Kirk was an excellent student and athlete, excelling in baseball. After graduation from Brecksville, Ohio H.S. he earned a USMC scholarship to USC in Los Angeles, but, in his sophomore year, transferred to Notre Dame U. in South Bend, IN, from which he graduated with a B.S. in Chemical Engineering in 1984. He immediately entered the USMC as an officer, received his Basic Training at Quantico, VA, and has subsequently qualified as an aviator, flying EA6Bs, known as “Prowlers”, planes designed to thwart the enemy’s electronic/radar installations. He served in Bahrain during Desert Storm and, most recently, flew out of Aviano, Italy in support of the UN Bosnian operation. He is a devoted family man, with strong religious convictions. He also shoots a mean game of golf and delights in beating his dad and his brother Kelly. Kirk Anthony SHAWHAN and Mary LOESER had the following family: i. Thomas Patrick SHAWHAN was born in New Bern, NC February 16, 1990. ii. Mary Catherine (Molly) SHAWHAN was born in Stow, OH April 07, 1992. iii. Daniel Joseph SHAWHAN was born August 19, 1994. 149. Kerry Patrick SHAWHAN (Ronald Thomas 96) was born in Parma Hts., OH March 17, 1963. He married Rebecca Eileen “Becky” BUKAR in San Diego, CA, July 9, 1988. Rebecca was born in Michigan June 25, 1963. Born and raised in Michigan, after graduating from high school, Becky moved West where she met Kerry in Arizona. She then accompanied him in his move to San Diego where she found employment as a Medical Technician with a major medical group. Despite the sometimes difficult labor market in San Diego, Becky has strongly insisted that their son Kyle receive a parochial school education and she and Kerry have managed to do so. As a youngster Kerry was a daredevil — he was the first one to try anything on a dare, whether it was leaping from a tree into a pool or trying to fly, with makeshift apparatus, from the roof of the family home. Physically gifted, he could perform a reverse somersault from a standing start. Kerry was a so-so student as a youngster, usually more interested in mischief than in studying. He was a good athlete, in both baseball and in football where he was a varsity defensive back at Brecksville H.S. After high school he drifted thru various jobs until he found his notch as a carpenter; he is presently a contractor in San Diego, CA. He and his wife, Becky, are very supportive of the schooling and athletic endeavors of their children. Kerry has a wonderful way with kids — he’s a “cut-up” and all his nieces and nephews love to be with “Uncle Kerry” to witness his antics. He is also known as being an excellent cook, particularly in outdoor grilling. Kerry Patrick SHAWHAN and Rebecca Eileen “Becky” BUKAR had the following family: i. Kyle Thomas SHAWHAN was born in San Diego, CA January 23, 1990. A good student and athlete, Kyle also participates in fund-raising drives for the less fortunate. ii. Kieran Lucas SHAWHAN was born in San Diego, CA April 30, 1998. Kieran was born at 6:25PM, weighing 7lb, 11oz, and was 20 1/2" long. 150. Karl Joseph SHAWHAN (Ronald Thomas 96) was born in Parma Hts., OH April 28, 1964. He married Amber Elaine CANTRELL in Flagstaff, AZ, May 16, 1986. Amber was born in Granite City, IL October 16, 1963. Amber is the daughter of Noah CANTRELL and Nancy MOSER. Amber is also a NAU alumnus, having met Karl on campus. She’s quite an active mother, raising five children whom she also home schools. A redhead, “Red” is also very active with Lalache matters, counseling others. She is very supportive of her husband Karl’s Air Force officer responsibilities, holding firm regardless of how often he “TDYs” away from home. She and Karl are both very proactive when it comes to seeing that their children enjoy a normal lifestyle, in their religious studies, academically, athletically, culturally, etc., despite their frequent transfers in duty stations. She usually attends daily Mass with her children, often finding a son being called on to serve during the ceremony. Amber’s ancestry includes that of Native American Indian blood, from her paternal grandmother, Susan Marie Nations. Though he was the youngest child in the family, Karl was always ready to help out his mother or dad; he particularly enjoyed joining his dad in home improvement projects. As a youngster in NJ, he loved to go to the beach and bodysurf on the ocean waves, sometimes on his dad’s back. He was a very good, conscientious student as a youngster, earning excellent grades. He also played JV football as a linebacker at Brecksville H.S. in Ohio. He subsequently earned an AFROTC scholarship to Northern Arizona U. in Flagstaff, AZ, majoring in Computer Science. He helped earn his way thru school by tutoring students in computer usage. Upon graduation he was trained as a Bomber/Navigator flying B52 bombers. He subsequently became qualified as a pilot flying B1 bombers — he and his crew received numerous awards and commendations, one of which was for a 33 hour flight from Texas to Egypt and return, without stopping. Karl is a devoted family man, with strong religious convictions. He is a fanatic Cleveland Indians fan. Karl Joseph SHAWHAN and Amber Elaine CANTRELL had the following family: i. Andrew Joseph SHAWHAN was born in Sacramento, CA March 20, 1987. ii. Caroline Theresa SHAWHAN was born in KI Sawyer AFB, MI November 12, 1988.

--305-- iii. Peter James SHAWHAN was born in Sawyer AFB, MI July 18, 1990. iv. Timothy Michael SHAWHAN was born in Dyess AFB, Abilene, TX November 24, 1992. v. Nicholas Matthew SHAWHAN was born in Dyess AFB, Abilene, TX November 11, 1995. 151. Thomas Paul “T.P.” SHAWHAN (Gerald Louis 97) was born in Cincinnati, OH January 14, 1968. He married Amy KEMMERER in Cincinnati, OH, November 21, 1992. Amy was born in Bridgeport, CT December 11, 1971. Amy is the daughter of Howard KEMMERER and Joann CISCO. Born and raised in Connecticut, Amy was brought by her family to Cincinnati where she met Thomas Shawhan while both were involved in responsibilities at St. Gertrude Academy. T.P. was an excellent student, graduating from Northern Kentucky Univ. with an Accounting Degree. He subsequently became a teacher and school administrator at St. Gertrude Academy in Cincinnati, OH, but has since joined Cincom, in their Engineering Dept. Thomas Paul “T.P.” SHAWHAN and Amy KEMMERER had the following family: i. Regina Marie SHAWHAN was born in Cincinnati, OH January 23, 1994. ii. Mary Margaret SHAWHAN was born in Cincinnati, OH July 15, 1995. iii. Joseph Thomas SHAWHAN was born in Cincinnati, OH January 10, 1997. iv. Timothy Michael SHAWHAN was born in Cincinnati, OH July 16, 1998. 152. Lisa Marie SHAWHAN (Gerald Louis 97) was born in Cincinnati, OH April 09, 1969. She married John BRUEGGEMANN in Cincinnati, OH, July 17, 1993. John was born in Independence, KY August 28, 1965. John is the son of Bernard BUEGGEMANN and Rita HUBER. John works in his family’s sanitation business — i.e. rubbish and garbage removal; the company, Bavarian Trucking Co., Inc., based in Independence, KY, services the greater Cincinnati area. He is a strong supporter of family values and partners with Lisa in the raising of their rapidly growing clan. Lisa graduated from Cincinnati Technical School with a Medical Assistant certificate. For a time, she considered becoming a nun, following in the footsteps of her older sisters, but she opted instead to become a wife and mother. Her ready smile and energetic, positive attitude offer a welcome to all she meets. Lisa Marie SHAWHAN and John BRUEGGEMANN had the following family: i. Benedict Joseph BRUEGGEMANN was born in Cincinnati, OH October 22, 1994. ii. Patrick Joseph BRUEGGEMANN was born in Cincinnati, OH September 28, 1995. iii. Anna Maria BRUEGGEMANN was born in Cincinnati, OH June 6, 1997. iv. Maria Regina BRUEGGEMANN was born in Cincinnati, OH August 19, 1998. 153. Joseph DIEHL (Joseph 100) was born December 26, 1946. He married three times. He married Linda REY- NARD about 1965. He married Catherine GROVE about 1969. He married Cheryl SNYDER about 1978. Joseph DIEHL and Linda REYNARD had the following family: i. Erin DIEHL was born July 13, 1966. Joseph DIEHL and Catherine GROVE had the following family: ii. Michael DIEHL was born October 22, 1970. Joseph DIEHL and Cheryl SNYDER had the following family: iii. Jennifer Lynn DIEHL was born September 18, 1979. 154. Myra SHAWHAN (Russell Lloyd 101) birth date unknown. She married Roger ELLIOT. Myra SHAWHAN and Roger ELLIOT had the following family: i. Sherie ELLIOT. ii. Mark ELLIOT. 155. Lisa SCOTT (Virginia Eileen SHAWHAN 102) birth date unknown. She married John PIERCE. Lisa SCOTT and John PIERCE had the following family: i. Jason PIERCE. 156. Janice BELL (Maxine Jean SHAWHAN 104) birth date unknown. She married John JANKS. Janice BELL and John JANKS had the following family: i. Adrien JANKS. 157. John BELL (Maxine Jean SHAWHAN 104) birth date unknown. He married Emily UNKNOWN. John BELL and Emily UNKNOWN had the following family: i. Zachary Adam BELL. 158. Jerry BELL (Maxine Jean SHAWHAN 104) birth date unknown. He married Virginia JACKSON. Jerry BELL and Virginia JACKSON had the following family: i. Jamie BELL. 159. Judy Kay SHAWHAN (Robert Allen 105) was born August 17, 1945. She married Mike HOLTGREN in Wabash, IN, June 4, 1967. Mike was born November 5, 1942. Judy is a part-time teacher at Bethel College in

--306-- Mishawaka, Indiana. Her husband Mike is the VP of Academic Affairs at the same college. Judy Kay SHAWHAN and Mike HOLTGREN had the following family: i. John “Marty” HOLTGREN was born January 16, 1970. ii. Jerald “Jerry” HOLTGREN was born January 16, 1970. iii. Shawn HOLTGREN was born March 9, 1973. iv. Mandy HOLTGREN was born September 15, 1977. 160. Susan SHAWHAN (Robert Allen 105)60 was born in IN January 30, 1949. She married twice. She married Richard PFEIFER in Muncie, IN, about 1970. Richard was born August 30, 1947. Richard was divorced from Susan SHAWHAN before 1976. She married James CARTER August 04, 1976. James was born December 13, 1944. Susan is a guidance counselor at a middle school in Laporte, Indiana. Her husband Jim is a math teacher at Laporte High School. Susan SHAWHAN and Richard PFEIFER had the following family: i. Chad PFEIFER was born in Niles, MI April 11, 1971. 161. Terry Lee SHAWHAN (Robert Allen 105) was born in Huntington, IN June 23, 1952. He married twice. He married Sharon BURDINE about 1980. Sharon was born March 11, 1958. Sharon is the daughter of Virgil BURDINE and Teresa. Sharon was divorced from Terry Lee SHAWHAN before 1985. He married Wendy EVANS in IN, January 6, 1985. Wendy was born September 14, 1957. Terry lives in the Indianapolis area, operating a roller skating rink called “Wheels of Wonder”. Terry Lee SHAWHAN and Sharon BURDINE had the following family: i. Renee SHAWHAN was born January 22, 1981. 162. Rex Allen SHAWHAN (Robert Allen 105)61 was born in Huntington, IN April 19, 1954. He married Kristi Jayne WHITE in Peru, IN, May 31, 1980. Kristi was born in Peru, IN June 10, 1960. A teacher for more than 20 years, Rex presently instructs the 6th grade at Blair Pointe Elementary in Peru Indiana. His wife, Kristi, works for the Chrysler Corp. in Kokomo, IN. Rex Allen SHAWHAN and Kristi Jayne WHITE had the following family: i. Brandon Allen SHAWHAN was born in Peru, IN September 6, 1983. ii. Tiffany Kristin SHAWHAN was born in Peru, IN June 1, 1985. 163. William Edward SHAWHAN , JR. (William Edward 106) was born December 31, 1945. He married Sharon RUSSELL about 1966. William Edward SHAWHAN, Jr. and Sharon RUSSELL had the following family: i. Troy E. SHAWHAN was born in Downey, CA February 15, 1967. ii. Tighe R. SHAWHAN was born in Whittier, CA May 30, 1968. 164. Richard SHAWHAN (William Edward 106) was born about 1947. He married Linda UNKNOWN about 1968. Richard SHAWHAN and Linda UNKNOWN had the following family: i. Richard SHAWHAN was born in Whittier, CA 1969. ii. Greg SHAWHAN was born in CA 1973. iii. Michael SHAWHAN was born in CA 1977. 165. Brett JOHNSON (Gloria PRUDDEN 107) birth date unknown. He married PAULA. Brett JOHNSON and PAULA had the following family: i. Jennifer Nicole JOHNSON. 166. Jay Dee PRUDDEN (Jerry 108) was born October 27, 1956. He married Connie HERRIN. Jay Dee PRUDDEN and Connie HERRIN had the following family: i. Kimberly PRUDDEN. ii. Amy PRUDDEN. 167. Jana Catherine PRUDDEN (Jerry 108) was born September 17, 1962. She married Jeff KIPHART. Jana Catherine PRUDDEN and Jeff KIPHART had the following family: i. Zachary Thomas KIPHART. 168. Gail Lee DITZENBERGER (Harry Kenneth SHAWHAN 109) was born in Lansing, MI January 7, 1953. She married William GALOMBOS in Lansing, MI, August 11, 1973. William was born in Hackensack, NJ December 4, 1952. Occupation: Office Manager. Gail works in the Trust Dept. at Comerica Bank in Lansing, MI. Gail Lee DITZENBERGER and William GALOMBOS had the following family: i. Julie GALOMBOS was born in Lansing, MI July 10, 1980. Julie has attained many high school honors, scholastically and athletically. She has been a member of the French Club, the National Honor Society, the Varsity Track Team, and the Choir. Her plans are to attend Michigan State’s Honors College.

--307-- ii. Amy GALOMBOS was born in Lansing, MI November 25, 1983. 169. Brenda Ann DITZENBERGER (Harry Kenneth SHAWHAN 109) was born in Lansing, MI April 12, 1954. She married James CHAPMAN in Lansing, MI, October 12, 1979. James was born in Lansing, MI May 12, 1954; he’s in Construction. Brenda and James are the parents of two very active boys, who love the game of hockey. Brenda is employed as an auditor with the State government of Michigan. Brenda Ann DITZENBERGER and James CHAPMAN had the following family: i. James CHAPMAN was born January 25, 1984. ii. Brian CHAPMAN was born in Lansing, MI July 1, 1985. 170. Margaret Ruth SHAWHAN (James Kent 110) was born October 15, 1972. She married Tony MARAZZO August 03, 1996. Margaret and Tony are also raising a daughter, Nicole, by his previous marriage. Margaret Ruth SHAWHAN and Tony MARAZZO had the following family: i. Emily Ruth MARAZZO was born 1997. 171. Amy Elizabeth SHAWHAN (James Kent 110) was born October 13, 1973. She married Jeremy SHOOK. Amy Elizabeth SHAWHAN and Jeremy SHOOK had the following family: i. Christopher Lewis SHOOK was born July 23, 1998.

Eighth Generation

172. William F. ROLEFF (Dorothy May SHAWHAN 113) was born in Duluth, MN January 26, 1944. He married Patricia SHANAHAN in Bloomington, MN, August 03, 1968. Patricia was born in London, England March 17, 1941. Bill served, for two years, during the Vietnam War era in the US Navy, at its Western Communica- tions Center in London, England; there he met his wife Pat. In civilian life he is a teacher in the North St. Paul (MN) School District, heading up the Social Studies Dept. William F. ROLEFF and Patricia SHANAHAN had the following family: i. Coral Leslie SHANAHAN was born in London, England October 12, 1962. 173. Frederick J. ROLEFF , JR. (Dorothy May SHAWHAN 113) was born in Duluth, MN January 2, 1947. He married Edna ARBON in Phillipines, August 30, 1986. Edna was born in Phillipines February 10, 1956. In August 1986, after months of correspondence, Fred flew to the Philippines to meet and marry his wife Edna; six months later he was finally able to bring his bride to the States. A former musician, he still plays the saxes, clarinet, and flute. In the 8th grade, he and his best friend formed a jazz band, called “The Blue Diamonds”, which continued thru their high school graduation, becoming one of the most popular dance bands around. He later toured the country as a member of the Jimmy Dorsey orchestra, but was drafted during the Vietnam War and spent two years with the US Army Field Band, traveling throughout the USA. In civilian life he is employed by the City of Bloomington, MN, Forestry Divi- sion and is a State Tree Inspector. Frederick J. ROLEFF, Jr. and Edna ARBON had the following family: i. Max Randall ROLEFF was born in Shakopee, MN December 15, 1987. 174. Suzanne ROLEFF (Dorothy May SHAWHAN 113) was born in Duluth, MN February 27, 1949. She married Dan MOONEY in Minneapolis, MN, April 03, 1973. Dan was born about 1948. Suzanne ROLEFF and Dan MOONEY had the following family: i. Barbra Anne MOONEY was born in Minneapolis, MN August 07, 1982. 175. Barbara Ann SHAWHAN (Robert Edwin 114) was born in Richmond, IN April 29, 1938. She married Gayle Howard GIBBS in Richmond, IN, February 3, 1957. Gayle was born October 29, 1937. Barbara Ann SHAWHAN and Gayle Howard GIBBS had the following family: 193 i. Robert Duane GIBBS was born February 13, 1958. 194 ii. Sheryl Lynn GIBBS was born January 24, 1960. 195 iii. Michael Alan GIBBS was born July 28, 1961. 176. Judith Lee SHAWHAN (Robert Edwin 114)62 was born in Richmond, IN June 17, 1940. She married twice. She married Dick L. DAVIS August 02, 1959. Dick was born February 28, 1935. Dick died 4 Aug 1971. She married Arthur OLER April 29, 1972. Arthur was born May 5, 1941. Arthur has three children from a previous marriage — Michael, Julie, and Brian. Judith Lee SHAWHAN and Dick L. DAVIS had the following family: 196 i. Jeffrey Howard DAVIS was born September 3, 1960. ii. Keith Alan DAVIS was born December 4, 1967. Judith Lee SHAWHAN and Arthur OLER had the following family:

--308-- 197 iii. Steven Lee OLER was born December 31, 1972. 177. Constance May SHAWHAN (Robert Edwin 114)63 was born in Richmond, IN March 5, 1943. She married twice. She married Ralph Duane BANE in Richmond, IN, June 30, 1962. Ralph was born March 12, 1944. She married Cecil Edward CLARK November 29, 1980. Cecil was born in Richmond, IN July 19, 1937. Cecil is the son of Arthur CLARK and Ruby. Cecil was a career member of the US Army, enlisting in 1954 and retiring in 1974 as a Platoon Sgt.. He was a MP specialist in providing security for nuclear weapons and for visiting VIPs, such as Pres. Eisenhower and Nixon; he also held a key interface role with German Investigations Groups. His duty assign- ments included Vietnam (1966-1967), Siegelsbach and Nuremberg, Ger., Trois Fontaine, Fra., Ft. Carson, CO., Aber- deen, MD, Ft. Meyer, VA, and the Seneca Army Depot, NY. He and Connie are now retired in the mountains of North Carolina. “Cec” has five children from a previous marriage — Kenneth, Curtis, Christopher, Renee, and Diane. Connie works as a receptionist in a Doctor’s office in N. Wilkesboro, NC. She is also an avid genealogical researcher and computer internet user; we are indebted to her for the family data she has so willingly shared. In her spare time, she and her husband, Cecil, traipse thru the woods with their three German Shepards. Constance May SHAWHAN and Ralph Duane BANE had the following family: 198 i. Rejeana Levon BANE was born April 25, 1963. 199 ii. Ralph Duane BANE II was born September 12, 1964. 178. Ann Marie PEARSALL (Lewis Junior 115) was born in Ft. Wayne, IN December 1, 1956. She married Douglas CLINE August 21, 1976. Ann Marie PEARSALL and Douglas CLINE had the following family: i. Victoria Marie CLINE was born March 25, 1985. ii. Kelsey Mabel CLINE was born June 2, 1987. iii. Benjamin Kenneth CLINE was born April 30, 1989. 179. Robert Lewis PEARSALL (Lewis Junior 115) was born in Albuquerque, NM March 3, 1960. He married Sirpa Tuulikki IMMONEN August 1982. Sirpa was born in Finland about 1961. Robert served in the US Navy from 1978-1982. He was assigned as a Navy Medic stationed at Bethesda Hospital outside of Washington D.C. when he met Sirpa who was from Finland; Sirpa was working for a family in the role of a nanny. Robert Lewis PEARSALL and Sirpa Tuulikki IMMONEN had the following family: i. Lukas Ville PEARSALL was born January 18, 1987. ii. Stina Maria PEARSALL was born February 15, 1989. 180. Caryn Dora PEARSALL (Lewis Junior 115) was born in Albuquerque, NM June 8, 1962. She married Mark D. MORGAN March 24, 1984. Mark was born about 1961. Caryn Dora PEARSALL and Mark D. MORGAN had the following family: i. Justin Mark MORGAN was born December 24, 1986. ii. April Melody MORGAN was born April 20, 1990. 181. Laura PEARSALL (Lewis Junior 115) was born in Albuquerque, NM January 31, 1973. Laura PEARSALL had the following family: i. Ryan Thomas PEARSALL was born February 27, 1996. 182. Debbie Jean NEVANS (Marilyn Elizabeth PEARSALL 116) was born January 15, 1954. She married James Don HOUSER October 12, 1973. James was born January 16, 1955. Debbie Jean NEVANS and James Don HOUSER had the following family: i. Hillary Dawn HOUSER was born April 22, 1976. She married Danny LOPEZ April 20, 1998. ii. Erich HOUSER was born December 9, 1978. iii. Chrystelle HOUSER was born August 11, 1983. 183. Janet Anne NEVANS (Marilyn Elizabeth PEARSALL 116) was born May 7, 1956. She married ROUSE about 1975. Janet Anne NEVANS and ROUSE had the following family: i. Jason Robert ROUSE was born December 13, 1975. 200 ii. Jearamy Sean ROUSE was born October 30, 1977. iii. Jamie Matthew ROUSE was born June 9, 1980. 184. Elizabeth Marie “Betty” NEVANS (Marilyn Elizabeth PEARSALL 116) was born March 7, 1958. She married Michael EGGIONAN June 21, 1980. Michael was born February 20, 1954. Elizabeth Marie “Betty” NEVANS and Michael EGGIONAN had the following family: i. Emily EGGIONAN was born June 19, 1982.

--309-- ii. Danny EGGIONAN was born August 27, 1984. iii. Jimmy EGGIONAN was born March 28, 1988. iv. Andy EGGIONAN was born October 30, 1992. 185. Margaret Mary NEVANS (Marilyn Elizabeth PEARSALL 116) was born August 08, 1965. She married MATAGORA about 1986. Margaret Mary NEVANS and MATAGORA had the following family: i. Justin MATAGORA was born May 24, 1987. ii. Nicolas MATAGORA was born February 2, 1989. 186. Peter Sven SHAWHAN (Stanley Dean 117) was born in Stockholm, Sweden July 22, 1968. He married Julia GIARDINA in Libertyville, IL, August 22, 1992. They were married at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Libertyville, IL; Father Tom Vitro was the celebrant. Julia was born in IL June 19, 1968. Julia is the daughter of William GIARDINA and Nancy O’DONNELL. Peter graduated summa cum laude from Washington U. in St. Louis, MO, and attended the U. of Chicago on a National Science Foundation Fellowship in Physics — a third generation physicist, succeeding his father, Stanley, and his grandfather, Neil. He has continued to work at the U. of Chicago, in its Fermi Lab, under funding from further fellowships. Peter Sven SHAWHAN and Julia GIARDINA had the following family: i. William Stanley SHAWHAN was born in Chicago, IL February 25, 1998. 187. Barbara Ann OSBORN (Byron E. 119)64 was born in Delphos, OH January 26, 1935. She married Raymond Leon TAYLOR in Van Wert, OH, 1952. Raymond was born in Allen Co., OH December 12, 1931. Raymond died January 11, 1994 in OH, at 62 years of age. Ray was a Heavy Equipment Operator. He was also a veteran of the Korean War, serving in the US Army 526th Engineers. Barbara is a certified LPN in Lima, OH. Barbara Ann OSBORN and Raymond Leon TAYLOR had the following family: 201 i. Raymond Leon TAYLOR , JR. was born November 24, 1953. ii. David Allen TAYLOR was born in Lima, Allen Co., OH November 9, 1954. David served in the USMC during the 1970s. iii. Michael Brooks TAYLOR was born in Lima, Allen Co., OH April 14, 1956. Michael served in the USMC during the 1970s. iv. Mark Anthony TAYLOR was born in Lima, Allen Co., OH April 16, 1958. 202 v. Christine Marie TAYLOR was born May 17, 1959. vi. Cathleen Ann TAYLOR was born in Lima, Allen Co., OH May 17, 1959. 203 vii. Warren Douglas TAYLOR was born August 10, 1960. 204 viii. Mary Sue TAYLOR was born November 11, 1961. 205 ix. John Paul TAYLOR was born October 4, 1963. x. Bruce Curtis TAYLOR was born in Lima, Allen Co., OH June 28, 1966. xi. Bradley Morgan TAYLOR was born in OH September 22, 1968. Brad served in the US Army during the Gulf War era, with Co. B, 1st Bn., 64th Armor Group. 188. Dianne Jo OSBORN (Richard Joseph 120) was born in Bellefontaine, Logan Co., OH July 3, 1944. She married Eugene Everett COULSON in Roundhead, HardinCo., OH, December 10, 1966. Eugene was born about 1942. Dianne Jo OSBORN and Eugene Everett COULSON had the following family: i. Michael Eugene COULSON was born December 14, 1967. ii. Phillip De Wayne COULSON was born January 10, 1971. 189. Garey Richard OSBORN (Richard Joseph 120)65 was born in Bellefontaine, Logan Co., OH December 12, 1947. He married Nancy Kay WINEGARDNER in Roundhead, Hardin Co., OH, June 20, 1970. Nancy was born in Lima, Allen Co., OH July 23, 1947. Nancy is the daughter of Charles WINEGARDNER and Margaret ZIMMERMAN. A graduate of Roundhead H. S. in 1965, Nancy received her B.S. in Home Economics Education, from Ohio State Univ. in 1969, and her Masters in Education Administration from Kent State Univ. in 1980. She has been employed as a Home Economist at Columbia Gas of Ohio and has taught and supervised Home Economics at schools in the Bellefontaine, Ohio locale. On the side, she is an avid herb and perennial gardener and a genealogist — she has been quite helpful in detailing the descendants of Elizabeth Shawhan and James Shafer. After graduating from Roundhead H.S. in 1965, Garey attended Northwestern Business College, in Lima, OH, where he received an Associate Degree in Business and Accounting. He then served from 1967- 69 in the US Army, including duty at a radio relay site, near the DMZ, with the 51st Signal Bn. in So. Korea. He’s presently employed by the CSX Transportation System, (formerly B & O RR), as an Operator and Yardmaster. Garey and his brother Larry are identical twins and were in the Army at the

--310-- same time; several times, at airports, etc., they would have other Army guys come up to them and mistake them for the other twin. He’s a dedicated fan of the Ohio State U. football team. Garey Richard OSBORN and Nancy Kay WINEGARDNER had the following family: 206 i. Eric Richard OSBORN was born January 4, 1971. ii. Larissa Dawn OSBORN was born in Lima, Allen Co., OH November 22, 1973. Class valedictorian when she graduated from Upper Scioto H. S. in 1992, Larissa obtained her Business Degree from Ohio Univ., Athens, OH, and worked at CNA Insurance in Nashville, TN. She is presently attending Law School at Capital University. 190. Sheryl Ann SHAWHAN (Thomas E. 122) was born 1955. She married Michael MORITZ. Sheryl Ann SHAWHAN and Michael MORITZ had the following family: i. Jennifer MORITZ was born 1979. ii. Matthew MORITZ was born 1980. iii. Christopher MORITZ was born 1985. iv. Adam MORITZ was born 1991. 191. Gregory Allan ELY (Elvey Bertrand “Bud” 123) was born June 16, 1951. He married Mary Kimberly Chavalas MCKAY May 15, 1988. Mary was born February 18, 1955. Gregory Allan ELY and Mary Kimberly Chavalas MCKAY had the following family: i. Gregory Scott ELY was born October 1, 1990. 192. Joanie Renee SHAWHAN (John Edward 124) was born in OH July 8, 1964. She married John GRIMES in OH, December 13, 1986. John was born about 1964. Joanie is a grad of Ohio State U. Joanie Renee SHAWHAN and John GRIMES had the following family: i. Lindsey Christine GRIMES was born in OH December 19, 1990.

Ninth Generation

193. Robert Duane GIBBS (Barbara Ann SHAWHAN 175) was born February 13, 1958. He married Marcia Ellen SHOWALTER June 18, 1977. Marcia was born March 5, 1959. A career US Navy man, Robert retired in 1998, as a Petty Officer after 20 years of service. Robert Duane GIBBS and Marcia Ellen SHOWALTER had the following family: i. Christopher Robert GIBBS was born March 15, 1980. ii. Dustin Kyle GIBBS was born April 12, 1986. iii. Nicole Renee GIBBS was born July 25, 1987. 194. Sheryl Lynn GIBBS (Barbara Ann SHAWHAN 175) was born January 24, 1960. She married Charles Andrew SMITTKAMP December 28, 1975. Charles was born October 24, 1959. Sheryl Lynn GIBBS and Charles Andrew SMITTKAMP had the following family: i. Joshua Andrew SMITTKAMP was born April 02, 1976. ii. Staci Lynn SMITTKAMP was born November 16, 1981. 195. Michael Alan GIBBS (Barbara Ann SHAWHAN 175) was born July 28, 1961. He married Jvonne RODRIGUS October 13, 1990. Jvonne was born January 14, 1962. Michael Alan GIBBS and Jvonne RODRIGUS had the following family: i. Nicole Rodrigus GIBBS was born October 24, 1977. ii. Robert Rodrigus GIBBS was born February 15, 1979. 196. Jeffrey Howard DAVIS (Judith Lee SHAWHAN 176) was born September 3, 1960. He married Sheryl JOHNSON January 23, 1981. Sheryl was born October 30, 1963. Jeffrey Howard DAVIS and Sheryl JOHNSON had the following family: i. Rosemary Faye DAVIS was born November 12, 1981. ii. Lou Howard DAVIS was born October 15, 1984. iii. Jimmy Robert DAVIS was born December 22, 1988. 197. Steven Lee OLER (Judith Lee SHAWHAN 176) was born December 31, 1972. He married Robin UNKNOWN. Steven Lee OLER and Robin UNKNOWN had the following family: i. Amanda Caitlen OLER was born January 21, 1992. 198. Rejeana Levon BANE (Constance May SHAWHAN 177) was born April 25, 1963. She married twice. She married Timothy BRYANT May 5, 1979. Timothy was born April 12, 1961. She married Todd ELLIS July 14, 1990. Todd was born October 12, 1970. After his marriage to Rejeana, Todd adopted her three children from her previous

--311-- marriage. Rejeana Levon BANE and Timothy BRYANT had the following family: i. Trisha Lynn BRYANT ELLIS was born December 13, 1979. ii. Timothy Gene BRYANT ELLIS was born November 7, 1982. iii. Thomas Michael BRYANT ELLIS was born February 9, 1985. Rejeana Levon BANE and Todd ELLIS had the following family: iv. Tyler Joshua ELLIS was born September 24, 1991. 199. Ralph Duane BANE II (Constance May SHAWHAN 177) was born September 12, 1964. He married Wendy P. DUNCAN March 24, 1984. Wendy was born April 14, 1967. Ralph served 12 years in the US Army, including duty in Panama. Ralph Duane BANE II and Wendy P. DUNCAN had the following family: i. Ralph Duane BANE III was born August 04, 1984. ii. Jennifer Marie BANE was born May 14, 1987. 200. Jearamy Sean ROUSE (Janet Anne NEVANS 183) was born October 30, 1977. Jearamy Sean ROUSE had the following family: i. Marjorie Rose ROUSE was born May 1998. 201. Raymond Leon TAYLOR , JR. (Barbara Ann OSBORN 187) was born in Lima, Allen Co., OH November 24, 1953. He married Mary Eileen BURTON in Allen Co., OH, 1972. Mary was born about 1952. Ray served in the USMC during the 1970s. Raymond Leon TAYLOR, Jr. and Mary Eileen BURTON had the following family: i. Leon Bud TAYLOR was born December 26, 1972. ii. Angie TAYLOR was born April 14, 1975. iii. Jamie TAYLOR was born April 11, 1976. iv. Gergory TAYLOR was born April 14, 1977. v. Jackie TAYLOR was born December 4, 1979. vi. Tammy TAYLOR was born May 20, 1981. 202. Christine Marie TAYLOR (Barbara Ann OSBORN 187) was born in Lima, Allen Co., OH May 17, 1959. She married twice. She married Walter Allen CULP 1976. Walter was born August 31, 1952. She married James Walter JUDJEK May 13, 1995. James was born May 4, 1945. Christine Marie TAYLOR and Walter Allen CULP had the following family: i. Adam Lee CULP was born October 24, 1977. ii. Teena Marie CULP was born November 22, 1981. 203. Warren Douglas TAYLOR (Barbara Ann OSBORN 187) was born in Lima, Allen Co., OH August 10, 1960. He married Susie SHIVERDECKER March 14, 1980. Warren served with the USMC during the late 1970s. Warren Douglas TAYLOR and Susie SHIVERDECKER had the following family: i. Douglas Michael TAYLOR was born in Dayton, OH April 29, 1994. 204. Mary Sue TAYLOR (Barbara Ann OSBORN 187) was born in Lima, OH November 11, 1961. She married Ray C. TOLLIVER in Lima, OH, March 16, 1985. Ray was born in Fleming Co., KY September 3, 1950. Ray is a firefighter. Mary, of Cridersville, OH, has been very helpful in identifying the descendants of Elizabeth J. Shawhan and James H. Shafer. She is a school bus driver. During the 1980s she served in the US Army, in the 501st Signal Bn., as a Mechanic. Mary Sue TAYLOR and Ray C. TOLLIVER had the following family: i. Jeremy Allen TOLLIVER was born in Lima, Allen Co., OH August 05, 1981. ii. Christopher Ray TOLLIVER was born in Lima, Allen Co., OH March 27, 1985. iii. Daniel Ray TOLLIVER was born in Lima, Allen Co., OH November 19, 1986. 205. John Paul TAYLOR (Barbara Ann OSBORN 187) was born in Lima, Allen Co., OH October 4, 1963. He married Laura PELLIGRINI September 17, 1988. Laura was born March 17, 1959. John Paul TAYLOR and Laura PELLIGRINI had the following family: i. John Paul TAYLOR , JR. was born July 27, 1989. ii. Anthony Douglas TAYLOR was born October 10, 1991. 206. Eric Richard OSBORN (Garey Richard 189) was born in Lima, Allen Co., OH January 4, 1971. He married Malea GOLDSMITH in (not married). A 1989 grad of Upper Scioto H. S. in 1989, Eric went on to attend Ohio State Univ. as an Agriculture Business major, graduating in 1995. He has been employed by several companies, including John Deere, Inc., Consolidated Freightway, and CSX Transportation where he is now a Yardmaster in Louis-

--312-- ville, KY; he’s still a strong OSU Buckeye fan, though living south of the border. Eric Richard OSBORN and Malea GOLDSMITH had the following family: i. Morgan Sierra OSBORN was born in Lima, Allen Co., OH January 1, 1998.

ENDNOTES

1 Wm. G. Hills, Genealogy Notes - The Shawhan Family - Vol. I, p. 127-171 (Chevy Chase, MD, 1939, by author), (hereafter cited as Wm. G. Hills “Notes”, Genealogy Notes); Genealogy Notes - Ron Shawhan, 1980s and ’90s. . (hereafter cited as Genealogy Notes, Ron Shawhan); “Shawhan Family of Warren County, Ohio”, by Lindsay M. Brien, Dayton Sunday Journal, (Sept. 30, 1934), (hereafter cited as Shawhan Family, Lindsay M. Brien); Beers & Co., History of Warren County, Ohio (hereafter cited as History of Warren Co., OH, Beers & Co.); and Warren Co., OH Probate Court Records, estate filings, . (hereafter cited as Warren Co., OH, Probate Court Records). 2 Warren Co., OH, Probate Court Records, re estate of David Shawhan, filings between 1867-1871. 3 Warren Co., OH, Probate Court Records, estate filing of Aug. 11, 1871 re Elizabeth Shawhan. 4 Warren County, Ohio Marriage Records, 1803-1854, by Willard Heiss . (hereafter cited as Warren Co., OH, Marriage Records). 5 Shawhan Family, Lindsay M. Brien; and Roster of Ohio Soldiers in War of 1812, pub. 1916, re Corp. John Shawhan . (hereafter cited as Roster of Ohio Soldiers, War of 1812). 6 Shawhan Family, Lindsay M. Brien; Ohio Gen. Society, Ohio Wills and Estates to 1850 Book 6, p.379, re Joseph Shawhan Estate (hereafter cited as Ohio Wills and Estates to 1850); and Warren Co., OH, Probate Court Records, filings of July 1850 re Nancy Shawhan as guardian of Joseph Shawhan estate and minor children.. 7 History of Warren Co., OH, Beers & Co.; and Genealogy Notes - Ena Burdine Shawhan, 1980s and ’90s. . (hereafter cited as Genealogy Notes, Ena Burdine Shawhan). 8 Genealogy Notes - Dorothy Shawhan Roleff, 1988 . (hereafter cited as Genealogy Notes, Dorothy Shawhan Roleff); and History of Henry Co., IN, p. 1027 re David C. Shawhan, b. 1801 Ohio, living in Liberty Twp., Henry Co., in 1850 (hereafter cited as History of Henry Co., IN). 9 Genealogy Notes, Ena Burdine Shawhan. 10 History of Warren Co., OH, Beers & Co.. 11 Personal Notes - Doris Ely, 1996 . (hereafter cited as Personal Notes, Doris Ely). 12 Genealogy Notes, Ron Shawhan; Genealogy Notes - Wm. H. “Bill” Shawhan, 1990 . (hereafter cited as Genealogy Notes, Wm. H. “Bill” Shawhan); A. Parsons Stevens, Military History of Ohio - 1669-1865 (pub. 1886), re Warren Co. soldiers in the Civil War (hereafter cited as Military History of Ohio - 1669-1865, A. Parsons Stevens); L. H. Everts, Atlas - Warren Co., OH (pub. 1875), re Wm. Shawhan farm (hereafter cited as Atlas - Warren Co., OH, 1875); and Warren Co., OH, Probate Court Records, re estate of Wm. L. Shawhan, filed Sep. 21, 1901. 13 Atlas - Warren Co., OH, 1875, re farm of Allen Shawhan, in Union Twp.; Warren Co., OH, Probate Court Records, re will of Allen Shawhan, filed June 19, 1916; Genealogy Notes, Ron Shawhan; History of Warren Co., OH, Beers & Co.; and Interviews and correspondnce, Allen Shawhan Descendants, Douglas Shawhan, Jane Coffman Shawhan, Rex Shawhan, Troy Shawhan, etc., with Ron Shawhan, 1980s and ’90s (hereafter cited as Interviews, Allen Shawhan Descendants). 14 Personal Notes, Doris Ely. 15 Genealogy Notes, Wm. H. “Bill” Shawhan. 16 Genealogy Notes, Ron Shawhan. 17 Interview, Ralph Maple Shawhan, Loveland, OH, with Ron and Jerry Shawhan, 1980s (hereafter cited as Interview, Ralph Maple Shawhan). 18 Genealogy Notes, Wm. H. “Bill” Shawhan. 19 Obit, Robert J. Shawhan, The Lebanon Journal, Lebanon, OH (March 23, 1936), (hereafter cited as Obit, Robert J. Shawhan). 20 Interviews, Allen Shawhan Descendants. 21 Ibid. 22 Genealogy Notes, Ena Burdine Shawhan. 23 Genealogy Notes - Nancy K. Osborn, 1998 . (hereafter cited as Genealogy Notes, Nancy K. Osborn); and Personal Notes - Mary Taylor Tolliver . (hereafter cited as Personal Notes, Mary Taylor Tolliver). 24 Wm. G. Hills “Notes”, Genealogy Notes. 25 Personal Notes, Doris Ely. 26 Genealogy Notes, Wm. H. “Bill” Shawhan. 27 Genealogy Notes, Ron Shawhan. 28 Interview, Ralph Maple Shawhan. 29 Interview, Walter McLean, Mt. Washington, OH, with Ron Shawhan, 1980s (hereafter cited as Interview, Walter McLean).

--313-- 30 Interview, Walter McLean. 31 Genealogy Notes, Ron Shawhan. 32 Ibid. 33 Genealogy Notes, Wm. H. “Bill” Shawhan. 34 Interviews, Allen Shawhan Descendants. 35 Ibid. 36 Ibid. 37 Ibid. 38 Ibid. 39 Ibid. 40 Ibid. 41 Genealogy Notes, Dorothy Shawhan Roleff. 42 Genealogy Notes - Winifred Prather Pearsall, 1998 . (hereafter cited as Genealogy Notes, Winifred Prather Pearsall). 43 Genealogy Notes, Ena Burdine Shawhan; and American Men nd Women of Science, 13th Ed., 1976, V. 5 re Elbert Neil Shawhan. (hereafter cited as American Men/Women of Science, Jacques Catell). 44 Personal Notes, Doris Ely. 45 Genealogy Notes, Wm. H. “Bill” Shawhan. 46 Interview and Correspondence with John S. McLean, in Colorado, with Ron Shawhan, 1980s (hereafter cited as Interview, John McLean). 47 Interview, Walter McLean. 48 Genealogy Notes, Ron Shawhan. 49 Interviews, Gerald Shawhan, Cincinnati, OH, with Ron Shawhan, 1980s and ’90s (hereafter cited as Interviews, Gerald Shawhan); and American Men/Women of Science, Jacques Catell. 50 Interviews, Allen Shawhan Descendants. 51 Ibid. 52 Ibid. 53 Ibid. 54 Genealogy Notes, Dorothy Shawhan Roleff. 55 Ibid. 56 Genealogy Notes - Constance Shawhan Clark, 1998 . (hereafter cited as Genealogy Notes, Constance Shawhan Clark). 57 Genealogy Notes - Marilyn Pearsall Nevens, 1998 . (hereafter cited as Genealogy Notes, Marilyn Pearsall Nevens). 58 Genealogy Notes, Nancy K. Osborn. 59 Genealogy Notes, Wm. H. “Bill” Shawhan; and Interview and letters, Michael S. Shawhan, 1990, with Ron Shawhan, (hereafter cited as Interview, Michael S. Shawhan). 60 Interviews, Allen Shawhan Descendants. 61 Ibid. 62 Genealogy Notes, Constance Shawhan Clark. 63 Ibid. 64 Personal Notes, Mary Taylor Tolliver. 65 Genealogy . Wm. G. Hills, Genealogy Notes - The Shawhan Family - Vol. I, p. 127-171 (Chevy Chase, MD, 1939, by author), (hereafter cited as Wm. G. Hills “Notes”, Genealogy Notes); Genealogy Notes - Ron Shawhan, 1980s and ’90s. . (hereafter cited as Genealogy Notes, Ron Shawhan); “Shawhan Family of Warren County, Ohio”, by Lindsay M. Brien, Dayton Sunday Journal, (Sept. 30, 1934), (hereafter cited as Shawhan Family, Lindsay M. Brien); Beers & Co., History of Warren County, Ohio (hereafter cited as History of Warren Co., OH, Beers & Co.); and Warren Co., OH Probate Court Records, estate filings, . (hereafter cited as Warren Co., OH, Probate Court Records). 66 Warren Co., OH, Probate Court Records, re estate of David Shawhan, filings between 1867-1871. 67 Warren Co., OH, Probate Court Records, estate filing of Aug. 11, 1871 re Elizabeth Shawhan. 68 Warren County, Ohio Marriage Records, 1803-1854, by Willard Heiss . (hereafter cited as Warren Co., OH, Marriage Records). 69 Shawhan Family, Lindsay M. Brien; and Roster of Ohio Soldiers in War of 1812, pub. 1916, re Corp. John Shawhan . (hereafter cited as Roster of Ohio Soldiers, War of 1812). 70 Shawhan Family, Lindsay M. Brien; Ohio Gen. Society, Ohio Wills and Estates to 1850 Book 6, p.379, re Joseph Shawhan Estate (hereafter cited as Ohio Wills and Estates to 1850); and Warren Co., OH, Probate Court Records, filings of July 1850 re Nancy Shawhan as guardian of Joseph Shawhan estate and minor children.. 71 History of Warren Co., OH, Beers & Co.; and Genealogy Notes - Ena Burdine Shawhan, 1980s and ’90s. . (hereafter cited as Genealogy Notes, Ena Burdine Shawhan).

--314-- 72 Genealogy Notes - Dorothy Shawhan Roleff, 1988 . (hereafter cited as Genealogy Notes, Dorothy Shawhan Roleff); and History of Henry Co., IN, p. 1027 re David C. Shawhan, b. 1801 Ohio, living in Liberty Twp., Henry Co., in 1850 (hereafter cited as History of Henry Co., IN). 73 Genealogy Notes, Ena Burdine Shawhan. 74 History of Warren Co., OH, Beers & Co.. 75 Personal Notes - Doris Ely, 1996 . (hereafter cited as Personal Notes, Doris Ely). 76 Genealogy Notes, Ron Shawhan; Genealogy Notes - Wm. H. “Bill” Shawhan, 1990 . (hereafter cited as Genealogy Notes, Wm. H. “Bill” Shawhan); A. Parsons Stevens, Military History of Ohio - 1669-1865 (pub. 1886), re Warren Co. soldiers in the Civil War (hereafter cited as Military History of Ohio - 1669-1865, A. Parsons Stevens); L. H. Everts, Atlas - Warren Co., OH (pub. 1875), re Wm. Shawhan farm (hereafter cited as Atlas - Warren Co., OH, 1875); and Warren Co., OH, Probate Court Records, re estate of Wm. L. Shawhan, filed Sep. 21, 1901. 77 Atlas - Warren Co., OH, 1875, re farm of Allen Shawhan, in Union Twp.; Warren Co., OH, Probate Court Records, re will of Allen Shawhan, filed June 19, 1916; Genealogy Notes, Ron Shawhan; History of Warren Co., OH, Beers & Co.; and Interviews and correspondnce, Allen Shawhan Descendants, Douglas Shawhan, Jane Coffman Shawhan, Rex Shawhan, Troy Shawhan, etc., with Ron Shawhan, 1980s and ’90s (hereafter cited as Interviews, Allen Shawhan Descendants). 78 Personal Notes, Doris Ely. 79 Genealogy Notes, Wm. H. “Bill” Shawhan. 80 Genealogy Notes, Ron Shawhan. 81 Interview, Ralph Maple Shawhan, Loveland, OH, with Ron and Jerry Shawhan, 1980s (hereafter cited as Interview, Ralph Maple Shawhan). 82 Genealogy Notes, Wm. H. “Bill” Shawhan. 83 Obit, Robert J. Shawhan, The Lebanon Journal, Lebanon, OH (March 23, 1936), (hereafter cited as Obit, Robert J. Shawhan). 84 Interviews, Allen Shawhan Descendants. 85 Ibid. 86 Genealogy Notes, Ena Burdine Shawhan. 87 Genealogy Notes - Nancy K. Osborn, 1998 . (hereafter cited as Genealogy Notes, Nancy K. Osborn); and Personal Notes - Mary Taylor Tolliver . (hereafter cited as Personal Notes, Mary Taylor Tolliver). 88 Wm. G. Hills “Notes”, Genealogy Notes. 89 Personal Notes, Doris Ely. 90 Genealogy Notes, Wm. H. “Bill” Shawhan. 91 Genealogy Notes, Ron Shawhan. 92 Interview, Ralph Maple Shawhan. 93 Interview, Walter McLean, Mt. Washington, OH, with Ron Shawhan, 1980s (hereafter cited as Interview, Walter McLean). 94 Interview, Walter McLean. 95 Genealogy Notes, Ron Shawhan. 96 Ibid. 97 Genealogy Notes, Wm. H. “Bill” Shawhan. 98 Interviews, Allen Shawhan Descendants. 99 Ibid. 100 Ibid. 101 Ibid. 102 Ibid. 103 Ibid. 104 Ibid. 105 Genealogy Notes, Dorothy Shawhan Roleff. 106 Genealogy Notes - Winifred Prather Pearsall, 1998 . (hereafter cited as Genealogy Notes, Winifred Prather Pearsall). 107 Genealogy Notes, Ena Burdine Shawhan; and American Men nd Women of Science, 13th Ed., 1976, V. 5 re Elbert Neil Shawhan. (hereafter cited as American Men/Women of Science, Jacques Catell). 108 Personal Notes, Doris Ely. 109 Genealogy Notes, Wm. H. “Bill” Shawhan. 110 Interview and Correspondence with John S. McLean, in Colorado, with Ron Shawhan, 1980s (hereafter cited as Interview, John McLean). 111 Interview, Walter McLean. 112 Genealogy Notes, Ron Shawhan. 113 Interviews, Gerald Shawhan, Cincinnati, OH, with Ron Shawhan, 1980s and ’90s (hereafter cited as Interviews, Gerald

--315-- Shawhan); and American Men/Women of Science, Jacques Catell. 114 Interviews, Allen Shawhan Descendants. 115 Ibid. 116 Ibid. 117 Ibid. 118 Genealogy Notes, Dorothy Shawhan Roleff. 119 Ibid. 120 Genealogy Notes - Constance Shawhan Clark, 1998 . (hereafter cited as Genealogy Notes, Constance Shawhan Clark). 121 Genealogy Notes - Marilyn Pearsall Nevens, 1998 . (hereafter cited as Genealogy Notes, Marilyn Pearsall Nevens). 122 Genealogy Notes, Nancy K. Osborn. 123 Genealogy Notes, Wm. H. “Bill” Shawhan; and Interview and letters, Michael S. Shawhan, 1990, with Ron Shawhan, (hereafter cited as Interview, Michael S. Shawhan). 124 Interviews, Allen Shawhan Descendants. 125 Ibid. 126 Genealogy Notes, Constance Shawhan Clark. 127 Ibid. 128 Personal Notes, Mary Taylor Tolliver. 129 Genealogy Notes, Nancy K. Osborn.

--316-- Descendants of Mary Shawhan ( b. 1753) by Ronald T. Shawhan

First Generation

1. Mary SHAWHAN.. Born abt 1753 in MD. Evidence suggests that William and Mary were married in Pennsylva- nia, the Chartiers Creek area, (present day Carnegie, PA). On May 20, William purchased land from David Rankin in Washington Co., PA for 15 shillings/acre. Williams’ sister, Jane, had married Benjamin Reno, Benjamin’s will, dated July 19, 1783, William was named guardian of William Reno, Jane’s son, until he became of age. Their first seven children were born in Washington Co., PA — the seventh being Daniel was born in 1788; their last two children, Sarah, and her twin Mary, were born in Bourbon Co., KY in 1790. They subsequently moved Westport, in what was then Henry Co., KY, on the Ohio River, just of Louisville; there William was licensed to operate a tavern and, in Kentucky Court Order, the February Court, 1809, was given a permit to operate a ferry from the town of Westport across the Ohio River to Indiana shore. He and his wife, both over the age of 45, appear in 1810 census of Westport, Henry Co., KY. Abt 1770 when Mary was 17, she married William Bell, son of Robert FLEMING & Agnes FLEMING in PA. Born abt 1746 in VA.William died in Oldham Co., KY on 15 Jul 1816; he was 70. In 1939, Wm. G. Hills, the outstanding Shawhan family researcher, in “Genealogy Notes”, stated that Willam Bells’ wife’s name was Nancy that she was in Henry Co., IN in 1828 — a question arises as to it should have been Henry Co., KY, where we know William and his did in fact reside. Also, could the Mary Shawhan who we identify as William’s wife have also been known as “Nancy”. They had the following children: i. Charlotte. Born on 4 Jun 1771. On 23 Sep 1788 when Charlotte was 17, she married Anthony FERTAD, in Bourbon Co., KY. ii. Elizabeth. Born on 7 Sep 1775. In Dec 1792 when Elizabeth was 17, she married Aaron HALL. iii. John. Born on 23 Feb 1780. iv. Jane. Born on 15 Feb 1782. On 20 Feb 1799 when Jane was 17, she married Floyd TULLEY. v. James. Born on 6 Dec 1783. vi. Lavicia. Born on 17 Dec 1786. 2 vii. Daniel (1788-1874) viii. Mary. Born on 11 Jan 1790 in Bourbon Co., KY. On 25 Dec 1811 when Mary was 21, she married Samuel BROWN, in Harrison Co., IN. ix. Sarah “Sally”. Born on 11 Jan 1790 in Bourbon Co., KY. Sarah “Sally” died in Putnam Co., IN in 1878; she was 87. On 25 Dec 1811 when Sarah “Sally” was 21, she married MCGAUCHEY, in Harrison Co., IN.

Second Generation

2. Daniel BELL. Born on 7 Mar 1788 in Washington Co., PA. Daniel died in Logansport, Cass Co., IN on 11 Jul 1874; he was 86. Born in Pennsylvania, Daniel had been brought by his family to the Bourbon Co., KY vicinity in 1790, and subsequently to Westport, KY in about 1800. With manhood, he moved to the Corydon, IN locale, north across the Ohio River, and was there in 1811 when he joined a company mounted militia, under Captain Spier Spencer, in defense against the attacks of the Shawnee Indians, led by Tecumseh and his brother, “The Prophet”. The troop, called the “Yellow Jackets”, soon joined the squadrons of General William Henry Harrison who led them victoriously against the Indians in the Battle of Tippecanoe, on Nov. 7, 1811; the “Yellow Jackets” acquitted themselves with honor, with more than half being wounded or killed — among those killed was the gallant Capt. Spencer. After the return of the expedition from Tippecanoe, Daniel, “Major Dan” as he was to be called, was

--317-- married to Miss Nancy daughter of the late captain. They resided in the vicinity of Corydon until 1824 when they removed to Putnam Co., IN, remaining there until early spring of 1827 when they again moved, this time to the north of the Wabash River, within the present boundary of Logansport, Major Bell’s cabin was one of the first erected in the area. He is prominently mentioned in the “History of Cass County” (Indiana). On 24 Dec 1811 when Daniel was 23, he married Nancy SPENCER, in Corydon, Harrison Co., IN. Born on 15 Mar 1794. Nancy died in Cass Co., IN on 26 Jan 1849; she was 54. They had the following children: 3 i. Elizabeth (1811-) ii. James M. S.. Born in 1817. James M. S. died in Cass Co., IN on 5 Aug 1837; he was 20. 4 iii. Matilda Jane (1826-1849) 5 iv. George W. (1827-1885) v. Lewis Cass. Born on 11 Feb 1829 in Cass Co., IN. Lewis Cass died in Santa Monica, CA on 11 Jul 1911; he was 82. Lewis Cass married Ann Sarah WILLIAMS. Born on 25 Apr 1833. Ann Sarah died on 18 Aug 1907; she was 74. 6 vi. Nancy M. (1833-)

Third Generation

3. Elizabeth BELL. Born in Dec 1811 in Corydon, IN. On 23 Sep 1829 when Elizabeth was 17, she married John Baptiste DURET, in Cass Co., IN. Born on 22 Jan 1796 in Detroit, MI. John Baptiste died in Cass Co., IN on 5 Dec 1855; he was 59. Born Jean Baptiste Duret, John’s father, John Duret was a citizen of Quebec, being originally from France. John received a a thorough education, in Detroit, commencing his career as a bookkeeper in a trading house in that city. In the fall of 1820 he left Detroit, by pirogues along Lake Michigan, followed by using Indian pack- horses to reach Fort Wayne. He then descended the Wabash River and established a trading house in what became Carroll County, IN. There he developed a very lucrative trade, the Indians supplying him with furs and pelts ex- change for other commodities. He left his trading post after a few years, in 1828, moved to Logansport, IN, where he took charge of the Indian Agency, at the urging of General Tipton, handling treaties and other negotiations. In 1829, he was elected clerk and recorder for newly established Cass County; he held these positions until his 1855. They had the following children: i. Mary Ann. Born in 1830. Mary Ann died in Indianapolis, IN on 28 Dec 1853; she was 23. On 28 Oct 1851 when Mary Ann was 21, she married James S. CHAPIN. Born in 1826 in OH. ii. John B.. Born in 1833 in IN. iii. Martha Elizabeth. Born in 1837 in Cass Co., IN. Martha Elizabeth died in Cass Co., IN on 26 Dec 1902; she was 65. On 22 Jun 1859 when Martha Elizabeth was 22, she married Henry MANLOVE , Dr.. Born in 1833 in Ross Co, OH. Henry died in Cass Co., IN on 3 Apr 1900; he was 67. iv. Maria Jane. Born in 1839. Maria Jane died in Cass Co., IN on 12 Apr 1879; she was 40. On 28 Oct 1859 when Maria Jane was 20, she married Dudley H. CHASE, in IN. Born on 29 Aug 1837. Dudley H. died in Cass Co., IN on 1 Jul 1902; he was 64. v. James S.. Born in 1841 in IN. vi. Anna. Born in 1845 in Cass Co., IN. In 1860 when Anna was 15, she married John W. Frank LISTON, in IN. Born in 1830. John W. Frank died in Delphi, Carroll Co., IN on 19 Aug 1916; he was 86. vii. Sallie B.. Born in 1847 in Cass Co., IN. On 25 May 1869 when Sallie B. was 22, she married Henry C. EVERSOLE, in Allen Co., IN. viii. Ida. Born in 1849 in Cass Co., IN. ix. Louis Phillip. Born in 1851. 4. Matilda Jane BELL. Born in 1826. Matilda Jane died in Cass Co., IN on 2 Oct 1849; she was 23. On 4 Oct 1844 when Matilda Jane was 18, she married John M. VAN METER, in Cass Co., IN. Born in 1825 in NJ. They had the following children: i. Emmett Bell. Born in 1845. Emmett Bell died in Cass Co., IN on 28 Jan 1853; he was 8. ii. Eugene F.. Born in 1847. Eugene F. died in Cass Co., IN on 30 Sep 1850; he was 3. 5. George W. BELL. Born on 11 Mar 1827 in Cass Co., IN. George W. died in Cass Co., IN on 25 Mar 1885; he was 58. On 22 Feb 1846 when George W. was 18, he married Marietta THOMPSON, in Cass Co., IN. Born in 1825 in PA. They had the following children: Otto, Born in 1847 in Cass Co., IN.; Priscilla, Born in 1849 in Cass Co., IN.

--318-- 6. Nancy M. BELL. Born in 1833 in Cass Co., IN. On 22 Nov 1854 when Nancy M. was 21, she married Martin L. SPEECE, in Cass Co., IN. Born in 1819 in VA. They had the following children: i. Elizabeth W.. Born on 14 Sep 1852 in Cass Co., IN. Elizabeth W. died in Cass Co., IN on 14 Jun 1865; she was 12. ii. Louisa G.. Born in 1855 in Cass Co., IN. iii. Charles E.. Born in 1856 in Cass Co., IN. Charles E. died in Cass Co., IN in 1919; he was 63. iv. Thadeus. Born in 1858 in Cass Co., IN. Thadeus died in Cass Co., IN in 1936; he was 78.

--319-- The Descendants of Frederick Shawhan (1760-1840) by Ronald T. Shawhan

The Frederick Shawhan lineage traces itself back to DARBY SHAWHAN, a Scotch-Irish immigrant who arrived in Kent County, Maryland in about 1698 — he may have come by way of Barbados. We know that he was an illiterate but industrious farmer, growing tobacco, on land known as “Darby’s Desire, which was/is located a short distance northwest of the city of Kennedyville, in present-day Kent County; he and his wife, Sarah Meeks, lie buried on these grounds. Darby and Sarah were married in the still existing St. Paul’s Church, on November 20, 1707 — that union produced eight children, including David (1726-1766) whom evidence indicates was the father of Frederick. We know little of DAVID SHAWHAN, Frederick’s father. We know that he was under age when his mother made her will in 1735 and that he died by October 20, 1766. Records also indicate that he was in the militia during the French and Indian War. Kent County documents show that at March Court in 1761, David Shawn, a single man, was charged with committing fornication with Jane Greenwood on 7 Dec. 1759 and begot a bastard child — this links to Frederick’s birth in August 1760. On 20 Oct. 1766, his estate was appraised and valued at 127.4.4 pounds. Dennis Schawn and Darby Shawhawn signed as next of kin. The family bible was listed in his assets. A detailed summary of the descendants of FREDERICK SHAWHAN follows. First Generation

1. Frederick SHAWHAN,1 son of David SHAWHAN and Jane GREENWOOD, was born in Kent Co., MD August 12, 1760. Frederick died August 08, 1840 in Tiffin, Seneca Co., OH, at 79 years of age. His body was interred 1840 in Greenlawn Cem, Tiffin, OH. He married twice. He married Elizabeth ALLEN in Kent Co., MD, February 27, 1784. Elizabeth was born about 1764. Elizabeth died February 2, 1796 in Washington Coroy., MD, at 31 years of age. He married Eleanor WELLS in Washington Co., MD, July 12, 1799.2 Eleanor was born about 1779. Eleanor was the daughter of Rezin WELLS. Eleanor died March 2, 1815 in Fairfield Co., OH, at 35 years of age. The parentage of Frederick was at issue for decades. In 1997 the following record was discovered: The book “Colonial Families of the Eastern Shore of Maryland”, by Robert Barnes and F. Edward Wright, states that “Green- wood, Jane, was charged at March Court, 1761 along with David Shawn, planter, a single man, that on 7 Dec. 1759, they committed fornication and begot a bastard child”. Both were fined 30 shillings. This would place the birth of the child in about August of 1760, the birth date of Frederick Shawhan. Jane was later charged in 1763 with fornicating on June 10, 1762 and having another bastard child, named Rosanna; the father’s name was not mentioned. Frederick was a veteran of the Revolutionary war, enlisting in Chestertown, Kent Co., and serving under Captain Jesse Cosden, Col. Wm. Richardson’s 5th Maryland Regiment. According to his pension request, he was often barefooted, as he fought in such campaigns as; - Somerset Court House, NJ, in January 1777, while Washington’s Army was making its way to winter quarters in Morristown, NJ, after his victories at Trenton and Princeton. - The Staten Island retreat, in August 1777, under Gen. John Sullivan. - Whitemarsh, PA, December 1777, just prior to the bitter Valley Forge winter. - Siege and capture of Stony Point, NJ, June - July 1779, under General Wayne. - Paulus Hook, NJ, August 1779, under Henry “Light Horse Harry” Lee. After his June 8, 1780 discharge, Frederick married Elizabeth Allen in 1784, had six children before her death in 1796. In 1799 he married Eleanor Wells, by whom he had seven children; in the meantime he migrated west, taking advantage of land grants for Rev. War veterans, where he became one of the early pioneers in Seneca County, Ohio. In his 1833 pension application, he states that “there was a record in my stepfather’s bible of my age which I have not seen for 35 years.” He also told of his migration west, after being in Kent Co., 1760-1793; to Washington Co., MD, (1793-1797), to Back Creek, Berkeley Co., VA, (1797-1812), to New Lancaster, Fairfield Co., OH (1812-1817), to Wayne Co., OH, (1817-1830), and to Richland Co., OH, (1830-1832), before finally settling in the Wood/Seneca Co. Vicinity. His pension request was approved, for $80.00 a year! There are several records of his land negotiations, including a 1792 buy of a Kent Co. tract called “Smothers” from Bartholmew Foreman, by “Frederick Shawhan, tailor ..”, an April 21, 1800 purchase of 107 acres on the west side of Back Creek, Berkeley Co., VA from Robert Snodgrass, (just back of present city of Hedgesville), and his sale of the same Back Creek land to Conrad Storry on April 13, 1812. U.S. Census records list him as being in Kent Co., MD in 1790, in Berkeley Co., VA in 1810, in Wayne Co., OH in 1820, and living with his son Lorenzo, in 1840 in Seneca Co., OH. He is buried in Greenlawn Cemetery, Tiffin, OH, together with many other Shawhans. Frederick SHAWHAN and Elizabeth ALLEN had the following family: i. Samuel SHAWHAN was born in Kent Co., MD March 1, 1785. Samuel died BEF. 1800.

--320-- 2 ii. David SHAWHAN was born December 21, 1787 and died July 13, 1839. 3 iii. Mary SHAWHAN was born May 1, 1790 and died June 23, 1882. iv. James SHAWHAN was born in Kent Co., MD May 1, 1790. James died about 1791 in (infancy). 4 v. Thomas SHAWHAN was born May 6, 1792 and died after 1841. vi. Elizabeth SHAWHAN was born in Washington Co., MD March 23, 1794. Elizabeth died before 1798 in Washington Co., MD. Frederick SHAWHAN and Eleanor WELLS had the following family: vii. Frederick K. SHAWHAN was born in Berkeley Co., VA/WV about 1801. He married Maria (UNKNOWN) Shawhan about 1825. Maria was born about 1802. 5 viii. William SHAWHAN was born October 29, 1802 and died March 30, 1859. 6 ix. Josiah SHAWHAN was born October 21, 1804 and died May 20, 1880. 7 x. Rachel SHAWHAN was born July 13, 1806 and died January 23, 1840. xi. Jeremiah SHAWHAN was born in Berkeley Co., VA/WV February 14, 1808. Jeremiah died before 1825. 8 xii. Lorenzo Dow SHAWHAN was born June 2, 1809 and died December 8, 1848. 9 xiii. Rezin Wells SHAWHAN was born October 19, 1811 and died June 5, 1887.3 Second Generation

2. David SHAWHAN (Frederick 1) was born in Kent Co., MD December 21, 1787. David died July 13, 1839 in Pickaway Co., OH, at 51 years of age. He married Mary O. HEDGES in Berkeley Co., VA/WV, January 18, 1810.4 Married by Rev. John Mathews. Mary was born 1790. Mary died May 16, 1850 in Pickaway Co., OH, at 59 years of age. Mary was related to Josiah Hedges, who founded the town of Hedgesville, VA in 1832. At the time of their marriage, David and Mary lived near his father, Frederick, in the Back Creek country, near Hedgesville, VA; Mary had inherited land, in 1807, from Benjamin Hedges. They eventually moved to Ohio , following in the path of Frederick. David became a pensioner of the War of 1812 (#48070-80-50), having served as a Corp., for Capt. James Mason, in Major R. Hill’s Company, Virginia militia, April 15, 1813-Oct. 18, 1813. David SHAWHAN and Mary O. HEDGES had the following family: 10 i. Elizabeth Allen SHAWHAN was born October 9, 1814 and died June 3, 1882. 11 ii. Mary Ellen SHAWHAN was born 1826 and died 1888. 12 iii. James Hedges SHAWHAN was born 1827 and died 1904. iv. Rebecca SHAWHAN was born 1830. v. Araminta SHAWHAN was born 1831. She married Jacob VANWATTER January 12, 1852. Jacob was born about 1830. 3. Mary SHAWHAN (Frederick 1) was born in Kent Co., MD May 1, 1790. Mary died June 23, 1882 in Fostoria, OH, at 92 years of age. She married twice. She married John FOREMAN in Berkeley Co., VA/WV, March 12, 1811.5 Married by Rev. John B. Hoge. John was born about 1789. She married James ANDERSON November 4, 1817. James was born December 31, 1792. James was the son of Colbert ANDERSON and Mary. James died January 24, 1872 at 79 years of age. Mary SHAWHAN and James ANDERSON had the following family: i. Elizabeth ANDERSON was born about 1822. She married Jacob FRITCHER about 1844. Jacob was born about 1820. ii. Rachel E. ANDERSON was born 1834. Rachel died 1903 at 69 years of age. She married Jacob KENOWER about 1854. Jacob was born 1825. Jacob died 1897 at 72 years of age. 4. Thomas SHAWHAN (Frederick 1)6 was born in Kent Co., MD May 6, 1792. Thomas died after 1841 in Fairfield Co., OH. He married Susannah (UNKNOWN) Shawhan about 1815. Susannah was born in VA ABT. 1792. Thomas was a War of 1812 pensioner, having served as a Pvt. in Capt. Jesse D. Courtright’s Co., Ohio Militia, from Fairfield Co., under Col. Miller in Gen. Tupper’s Brigade, Aug. 26, 1812-Jan. 14, 1813. Thomas SHAWHAN and Susannah (UNKNOWN) Shawhan had the following family: i. Lucinda SHAWHAN was born about 1820. ii. Sophia SHAWHAN was born 1827. iii. Altha SHAWHAN was born 1832. iv. Levi W. SHAWHAN was born about 1836. v. Cynthia SHAWHAN was born 1840. 5. William SHAWHAN (Frederick 1) was born in Berkeley Co., VA/WV October 29, 1802. William died March

--321-- 30, 1859 in Spencerville, IN, at 56 years of age. He married Rebecca MURRAY in Fairfield Co., OH, January 3, 1824. Rebecca was born in Berkeley Co., VA December 1, 1803. Rebecca was the daughter of William MURRAY and Nancy CONWELL. Rebecca died May 9, 1863 at 59 years of age. Little is known of William Shawhan; an 1832 land record shows him with 80 acres near Tiffin, Seneca Co., OH. William SHAWHAN and Rebecca MURRAY had the following family: i. Nancy SHAWHAN was born in OH October 29, 1824. Nancy died January 1, 1890 in So. Litchfield, IL, at 65 years of age. Her body was interred 1890 in Harts Cem., So. Litchfield, IL. She married David CORLEW in Montgomery Co., IL, April 07, 1844. David was born in Montgomery Co., IL about 1821. 13 ii. John Kelly SHAWHAN Shawn was born May 1, 1826 and died February 11, 1877. iii. Thomas SHAWHAN was born in OH April 19, 1828. Thomas died before 1859 in IL. 14 iv. Washington SHAWHAN Shawn was born November 21, 1836 and died March 2, 1910. v. Harriet Emaline SHAWHAN was born September 18, 1839. Harriet died October 15, 1914 at 75 years of age. She married John Andrew MCWILLIAMS November 7, 1865. John was born about 1837. vi. Hiram SHAWHAN was born January 14, 1841. 6. Josiah SHAWHAN (Frederick 1) was born in Berkeley Co., VA October 21, 1804. Josiah died May 20, 1880 in Upper Sandusky, Wyandotte Co., OH, at 75 years of age. His body was interred 1880 in Van Horn Cem., Hancock Co., OH. He married Susan WALTERS in OH, about 1830. Susan was born in OH November 21, 1809. Susan died January 2, 1894 in OH, at 84 years of age. Her body was interred 1894 in Van Horn Cem., Hancock Co., OH. The 1830 Census lists Josiah living in Millers Twp., Holmes Co., OH. Josiah SHAWHAN and Susan WALTERS had the following family: i. Elizabeth E. SHAWHAN was born in OH October 5, 1833. Elizabeth died October 1, 1924 in OH, at 90 years of age. Her body was interred 1924 in Van Horn Cem., Hancock Co., OH. She married twice. She married Harman PRATT in OH, 1854. Harman was born ABT. 1830. Harman died 1884. She married John WILLIAMSON in OH, 1888. John was born about 1835. John died after 1888 in OH. 15 ii. Loraine SHAWHAN was born February 3, 1841 and died August 19, 1909. 16 iii. Thomas Jefferson SHAWHAN was born June 9, 1846 and died October 5, 1931. iv. Elvira J. SHAWHAN was born in OH January 20, 1850. Elvira died August 03, 1939 in OH, at 89 years of age. Her body was interred 1939 in Van Horn Cem., Hancock Co., OH. She married three times. She married W. P. SHUCK in OH, December 23, 1869. W. was born about 1847. W. died September 23, 1902 in OH, at 55 years of age. She married Richard M. LEE in OH, December 1906. Richard was born about 1845. Richard died 1923 in OH, at 78 years of age. She married Milton PROVENMIER in OH, October 10, 1928. Milton was born about 1850. v. Josiah W. SHAWHAN was born in OH about 1852. He married Ella BACHER in Wyan- dotte Co., OH, March 24, 1872. 7. Rachel SHAWHAN (Frederick 1)7 was born in Berkeley Co., VA/WV July 13, 1806. Rachel died January 23, 1840 in West Millgrove, OH, at 33 years of age. She married John Adams KELLY in Richland Co., OH, August 22, 1822. John was born in PA December 28, 1796. John was the son of William KELLY. John died August 08, 1859 in West Millgrove, OH, at 62 years of age. His body was interred in West Millgrove, OH. John moved his family from Richland Co., OH, westward to Montgomery Twp, Wood Co., OH, (near present Fostoria, OH) in about 1832, being the first settlers in that area — they made the trip by ox team, with one horse as a leader. John had to cut thru miles of woods before reaching their future home site. On the first night of their arrival, they slept in the wagon. They then cut down a large maple tree, four feet in diameter, hollowed it out, covered it with puncheons and blankets, and used it for their living quarters until they could build a log cabin. The cabin had a fireplace at each end, made of clay mud and sticks, held together by grass. One of their first challenges was the digging of a well; after much hard labor they finally reached some water at 25 feet deep. Indians frequently came to visit and eat, for which they paid at the rate of a shilling per meal — they particularly liked Rachel’s fried corn fritters. John became very active in the growing community, holding the offices of County Commissioner, Probate Judge, and Justice of the Peace; he also served as land assessor of Wood County. Rachel SHAWHAN and John Adams KELLY had the following family: 17 i. Josiah Shawhan KELLY , SR. was born September 21, 1824 and died July 28, 1867. 18 ii. Rezin Wells KELLY was born May 1, 1826 and died August 21, 1917. 19 iii. Eleanor W. KELLY was born November 24, 1828 and died July 7, 1908.

--322-- 20 iv. Lorenzo Dow KELLY was born October 15, 1830 and died 1865. 21 v. Frederick S. KELLY was born May 15, 1832 and died March 2, 1898. 22 vi. Mary KELLY was born July 14, 1834 and died December 30, 1893. 23 vii. William Henry Harrison KELLY was born May 12, 1836 and died July 24, 1897. viii. Elizabeth KELLY was born in Wood Co., OH April 15, 1838. Elizabeth died October 19, 1863 in OH, at 25 years of age. She married Amos RAINEY in OH, about 1859. Amos was born in OH about 1836. Amos died June 18, 1864 in Andersonville, GA. Amos served in the Union Army during the Civil War, was captured and died in the Andersonville, GA prison. 8. Lorenzo Dow SHAWHAN (Frederick 1)8 was born in Berkeley co., VA/WV June 2, 1809. Lorenzo died December 8, 1848 in Tiffin, Seneca Co., OH, at 39 years of age. His body was interred 1848 in Greenlawn Cem., Tiffin, OH. He married Maria OGLE in OH, about 1834. Maria was born in MD November 15, 1810. Maria died September 11, 1890 at 79 years of age. Her body was interred 1890 in Greenlawn Cem., Tiffin, OH. Maria is listed in the 1850 Census as Head of Household, living with her children. Lorenzo was a prominent merchant in Tiffin, OH, and ran for elected office. Lorenzo’s father, Frederick, was living with him when he died in 1840. Lorenzo Dow SHAWHAN and Maria OGLE had the following family: 24 i. Frederick K. SHAWHAN was born August 09, 1835 and died February 18, 1902. ii. Eleanor W. SHAWHAN was born in Tiffin, OH July 28, 1838. Eleanor died 1871 at 32 years of age. She married Fenver S. PALMER in Tiffin, OH, about 1860. Fenver was born about 1836. iii. Joseph O. SHAWHAN was born in Tiffin, OH August 11, 1839. Joseph died February 16, 1862 in Tiffin, OH, at 22 years of age. iv. Mary SHAWHAN was born in Tiffin, OH August 13, 1841. Mary died August 20, 1929 at 88 years of age. On Feb. 14, 1904, Mary wrote a letter to her nephew Rezin Lorenzo Shawhan in which she stated “ Grandfather Frederick Shawhan was quite crabbed and set in his ways. In his early life he got mad at his friends in Virginia and moved to Fairfield, OH and never let any of his brothers know where he had gone. He was born at Romney, Virginia. His parents migrated to this country from Wales.” (Note: Mary was born shortly after Frederick died in 1840.) v. George W. SHAWHAN was born in Tiffin, OH October 21, 1843. George died August 01, 1844 in Tiffin, OH, at less than one year of age. vi. Elizabeth SHAWHAN was born in Tiffin, OH October 21, 1843. She married Alfred G. SMEATH in Tiffin, OH, about 1858. Alfred was born about 1835. vii. Martha W. SHAWHAN was born in Tiffin, OH 1844. viii. Rezin W. SHAWHAN was born in Tiffin, OH May 21, 1847. Rezin died February 21, 1864 at 16 years of age. 9. Rezin Wells SHAWHAN (Frederick 1)9 was born in Berkeley Co., VA/WV October 19, 1811. Rezin died June 5, 1887 in New York City, NY, at 75 years of age.10 His body was interred 1887 in Greenlawn Cem., Seneca Co., OH. He married twice. He married Elvira TULLER in Franklin Co., OH, April 01, 1839. Rezin and Elvira were married in St. John’s Church, Worthington, Franklin Co., Ohio. Elvira was born May 13, 1818. Elvira died May 20, 1880 in Seneca Co., OH, at 62 years of age. He married Della WATSON in Toledo, OH, June 29, 1881. Della was born March 3, 1850. Della died January 13, 1927 at 76 years of age. Della was a clerk in Rezin’s store before their marriage. Rezin Shawhan stood prominent among the people of Tiffin, Ohio, as a successful merchant and as an active, public spirited citizen. Born in Berkeley Co., VA/WV, he worked on his father’s various farms for fifteen years, only achiev- ing a public school education of 28 months. In 1827 he became a clerk in the store of William McComb, in Wooster, Ohio. By 1833 he was in Tiffin, opening a small dry goods store in company with his brother, Lorenzo.; he subse- quently bought out his brother. Rezin gradually developed a sizeable General Merchandise Store and warehouse opera- tion, becoming one of the leading grain merchants in Ohio. He eventually became Tiffin’s first millionaire, investing heavily in real estate, banking, railroads, and opened up the Shawhan House, one of the finest hotels in Northwest Ohio — it was still in operation in 1976. He is also remembered for being instrumental in keeping Heidelberg College from relocating to Dayton, Ohio, . Rezin also acquired sizeable land holdings in Wisconsin, Nebraska, and Kansas — in 1858 alone he purchased over 30,000 acres of western land — and had business interests stretching from California to New York City; it was on a trip to New York that Rezin was stricken and died. His majestic home in Tiffin subsequently became the site of today’s Seneca County Museum — it is categorized as a “Greek Revival House”. Rezin, as well as many other Shawhans, is buried in Tiffin’s Greenlawn Cemetery. Rezin Wells SHAWHAN and Della WATSON had the following family: i. Ella SHAWHAN. Ella was a foster child of Rezin and Della.

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10. Elizabeth Allen SHAWHAN (David 2) was born in Martinsburg, Jefferson Co., VA October 9, 1814. Eliza- beth died June 3, 1882 at 67 years of age. She married twice. She married HEDGES about 1832. He was born about 1812. She married Lorenzo Dow WELSH in Fairfield Co., OH, November 13, 1834. Lorenzo was born 1808. Lorenzo was the son of Jacob WELSH and Mary STEEN. Lorenzo died after 1880. Elizabeth Allen SHAWHAN and Lorenzo Dow WELSH had the following family: i. Mary V. WELSH was born 1837. ii. Marcus WELSH was born 1839. Marcus died 1875 at 36 years of age. iii. Emily WELSH was born 1840. Emily died 1924 at 84 years of age. iv. Melissa WELSH was born 1843. v. John D. WELSH was born 1845. John died 1934 at 89 years of age. vi. Chester O. WELSH was born 1850. 25 vii. Noble WELSH was born May 18, 1853 and died December 2, 1883. viii. Grace WELSH was born 1856. 11. Mary Ellen SHAWHAN (David 2) was born in OH 1826. Mary died 1888 at 62 years of age. She married Harvey ALLEN 1845. Harvey was born 1823. Harvey died 1898 at 75 years of age. Mary Ellen SHAWHAN and Harvey ALLEN had the following family: 26 i. George Harvey ALLEN was born 1846 and died 1928. 27 ii. Chester Shawhan ALLEN was born 1869. 12. James Hedges SHAWHAN (David 2) was born 1827. James died 1904 at 77 years of age. He married Sarah JONES about 1850. Sarah was born 1829. Sarah died 1910 at 81 years of age. James Hedges SHAWHAN and Sarah JONES had the following family: i. Ruth SHAWHAN was born in Tuscola, IL about 1855. She married George F. GIBSON about 1875. George was born ABT. 1850. ii. Martha Elvira SHAWHAN was born in Newman, IL about 1857. 13. John Kelly SHAWHAN SHAWN (William 5)11 was born in OH May 1, 1826. John died February 11, 1877 in So. Litchfield Twp., Montgomery Co., IL, at 50 years of age. He married Catherine (Katy) ATKINSON in Montgomery Co., IL, September 1849. Catherine was born May 5, 1830. Catherine was the daughter of Gary ATKINSON and Fanny MABERRY. John often spelled his surname as “Shawn” and his children carried that name. He moved his family from Ohio to Litchfield, IL where he farmed in Section 25 in So. Litchfield Twp. At his death he left 118 acres, 15 horses, 7 head of cattle, 30 hogs, a threshing machine, etc. John Kelly SHAWHAN Shawn and Catherine (Katy) ATKINSON had the following family: i. William B. SHAWN was born in Litchfield, IL August 04, 1850. William died August 05, 1850 in Litchfield, IL, at less than one year of age. 28 ii. Frances “Fannie” Rebecca SHAWN was born January 22, 1852 and died January 1922. iii. Thomas W. SHAWN was born April 18, 1854. Thomas died 1876 at 22 years of age. iv. James M. SHAWN was born in Litchfield, IL January 1, 1856. James died May 27, 1939 at 83 years of age. 29 v. George M. SHAWN was born January 14, 1858 and died May 23, 1901. vi. John W. SHAWN was born in Litchfield, IL October 15, 1860. 30 vii. Joseph Conwell SHAWN was born October 2, 1862 and died March 1, 1945. viii. Frederick SHAWN was born October 20, 1864. Frederick died January 22, 1870 at 5 years of age. ix. Eugene A. SHAWN was born in Litchfield, IL June 3, 1867. Eugene died January 29, 1882 at 14 years of age. x. Lucy SHAWN was born in Litchfield, IL January 3, 1870. Lucy died June 4, 1930 at 60 years of age. 14. Washington SHAWHAN SHAWN (William 5) was born in OH November 21, 1836. Washington died March 2, 1910 in Hillsboro, IL, at 73 years of age. He married twice. He married Nancy Emeline FORE- HAND in Montgomery Co., IL, October 17, 1861. Nancy was born about 1840. Nancy died June 16, 1875 at 34 years of age. He married Sarah E. BLAIR February 22, 1877. Sarah was born about 1845. Washington adopted the spelling of “Shawn” for his surname. Washington SHAWHAN Shawn and Nancy Emeline FOREHAND had the following family: i. Charles SHAWHAN was born about 1863.

--324-- ii. Henry SHAWHAN was born about 1865. iii. William SHAWHAN was born about 1867. 15. Loraine SHAWHAN (Josiah 6) was born in Fairfield Co., OH February 3, 1841. Loraine died August 19, 1909 in OH, at 68 years of age. Her body was interred August 22, 1909 in Spring Grove Cem, Carey, OH. She married Samuel OGG in Wyandotte Co., OH, October 11, 1860. Samuel was born in Wyandot Co., OH March 23, 1834. Samuel died December 10, 1896 in OH, at 62 years of age. Loraine SHAWHAN and Samuel OGG had the following family: i. Ella OGG. She married Joshua ELSEA. ii. Frank OGG. iii. Lee OGG. iv. Alonzo OGG. v. James OGG. 31 vi. Althea OGG was born November 7, 1864 and died March 14, 1955. 16. Thomas Jefferson SHAWHAN (Josiah 6) was born in Carey, Wyandot Co., OH June 9, 1846. Thomas died October 5, 1931 in Kansas City, MO, at 85 years of age. He married Lunette SHANE in Carey, Wyandot Co., OH, December 22, 1869. Lunette was born in Carey, Wyandot Co., OH November 17, 1850. Lunette died March 27, 1940 in Kansas City, MO, at 89 years of age. In their later years, Thomas and his wife made their home with their son Lorenzo and his family in Wetumke, Indian Territory, before Oklahoma became a state. Thomas Jefferson SHAWHAN and Lunette SHANE had the following family: 32 i. Thomas Grant SHAWHAN was born March 31, 1871 and died January 21, 1961. 33 ii. Rutherford Birchard “Rufie” SHAWHAN was born April 27, 1876 and died May 1941. 34 iii. Lorenzo Dow “Rennie” SHAWHAN was born April 21, 1878 and died December 10, 1947. 17. Josiah Shawhan KELLY , SR. (Rachel SHAWHAN 7)12 was born in OH September 21, 1824. Josiah died July 28, 1867 in Ellsworth, KS, at 42 years of age. He married Fannie WIGGIN in Geneva, KS, November 1863. Fannie was born in Ontario, Canada November 15, 1842. Fannie was the daughter of James WIGGIN. Fannie died November 15, 1904 in Washington, D.C., at 62 years of age. Though born in Canada, Fanny had been brought to New York in 1856 when her father moved his family to join an abolitionist colony in that state. They then traveled to eastern Kansas, settling at Geneva. The colonists survived a scorching drought in 1860 and hordes of grasshoppers in 1861, only to be caught up in the border warfare early in the Civil War. After her marriage to Josiah Kelly and her subsequent ordeal when their wagon train was attacked by Indians, when she was captured by the Indians, Fanny achieved some notoriety by her book, titled “Narrative of My Captivity among the Sioux Indians”, pub. 1872, in Toronto, Canada. In her narrative she vividly describes the attack, her capture, her suffering at the hands of the Indians, her life as a squaw to an Ogala Chief, and her final successful escape, many months later, on December 9, 1864, after several failed attempts. Her 1868 petitions to Congress regarding her ordeal resulted in an 1870 award to her of $5, 000 for her efforts, while a captive, in warning Fort Sully of an impending Indian attack; she received an additional $10,000 for full payment of property taken and destroyed by the Sioux when the Kelly wagons were attacked. Fanny educated her little son in private schools and eventually settled in Washington, D.C., where she accumulated money and invested in real estate. In spite of her trials among the Indians, she seemed to have acquired an affection for them, and entertained many of their dignitaries when they visited Washington. Upon her death she was buried in Glenwood Cemetery, in the heart of the District of Columbia. Born in eastern Ohio, Josiah had crossed the plains to California in 1856 where he worked the mines for about three years without much success. By 1860 the Census showed him back in Geneva, KS, and, in 1863, he married Fanny Wiggin. Josiah’s health was not too good, and, shortly after their marriage, they decided to leave Kansas to go West, to an area around Montana or Idaho. On May 17, 1864 they set out with high spirits, slowly being joined by others, including the Larimers; Sarah Larimer was a photographer who hoped to practice her profession in Idaho, so the Larimer wagons were loaded with daguerreotype equipment, chemicals, and picture cases. The Kellys carried with them trade goods, including 100-pound sacks of flour, over 100 pounds of coffee, dried fruit, canned fruit, dry goods, clothing, and whiskey; in addition they drove a herd of fifty milk cows and 25 calves. They reached the Platte River, and, after much effort, were able to finally cross. Along the way, they had been advised that any Indians they met would be peaceful — this was not to be. On July 12, 1864, near Horse Shoe Falls, they spotted over 100 Indians, painted and equipped for war. They tried to appease the Indians, with food, cattle, and other supplies, including Josiah’s horse. The Indians demanded that they be given supper; while this was being prepared, the Indians suddenly attacked — just about all the men were immediately killed, but Josiah escaped by hiding in a thicket of brush that the Indians feared because of rattlesnakes. The Indians took Fannie, their adopted daughter, Mary, and other women captive. Fannie tried to have Mary escape by jumping off the horse and hiding, but the Indians discovered the child, and tomahawked and scalped her. In the meantime, Josiah traveled many miles before finding help. By the time he was able to return to the site of the

--325-- massacre, together with soldiers from Ft. Laramee, the Indians were well away — they buried the dead and did attempt to pursue the Indians, in an effort to rescue Fannie and the other captives who had been taken to Powder River Village. They were unsuccessful, however, and the Indians kept Fannie captive and constantly on the move. It wasn’t until several months later, that Fannie, after being threatened with death on numerous occasions, was finally able to escape while the Indians were visiting Fort Sully. Josiah and Fannie were finally able to have a happy reunion. They decided to return to Kansas, locating in Ellsworth, where they built a hotel, serving the workers building the Union Pacific Railroad. There Josiah contracted cholera one night and died the next morning. Fannie was forced to flee the area and went to St. George where their son, Josiah, was born one week later. Josiah Shawhan KELLY, Sr. and Fannie WIGGIN had the following family: 35 i. Josiah Shawhan KELLY JR. was born August 1867. 18. Rezin Wells KELLY (Rachel SHAWHAN 7)13 was born in Ashland, OH May 1, 1826. Rezin died August 21, 1917 in West Millgrove, OH, at 91 years of age. He married Eliza Jane DRESSER in Portage Twp., OH, June 5, 1851. Eliza was born in Richland, Co., OH May 23, 1830. Eliza died November 1897 in West Millgrove, OH, at 67 years of age. Rezin’s first school was a 14 x 16 ft. log cabin, in Wood Co., OH. He later attended school in Tiffin, Ohio, remembering everyone attending a meeting in Perrysburg at which William H. Harrison appeared prior to his election to President. At the age of 19 Rezin clerked in the general merchant store of his uncle, R.W. Shawhan. In February 1849 he and three other men were sent by his uncle to California to dig gold — he gave them $2,800, under the condition that they would share any profits with him. After traversing across Panama they finally reached San Francisco in June 1849, and started mining in Eldorado Co., CA, about four miles from Sutter’s Mill. They were moderately successful, and, in October 1850, they left California and returned via Panama to Tiffin, arriving in December. They divided their profits with Rezin Shawhan, each having a snug sum of money left over. Rezin’s first enterprise was the purchase of 159 acres of land in Perry Twp. After making improvements on the farm he sold it and obtained alarger farm. He then sold that land, for $3000, and, in 1854, opened a general merchandise store in West Millgrove, buying his goods in New York City. He subsequently sold the store and retired to the life of a gentleman farmer, owning over 700 acres of valuable land. A prominent citizen, he served as a Tax Assessor, Justice of the Peace, and County Commissioner. Rezin Wells KELLY and Eliza Jane DRESSER had the following family: 36 i. Josiah D. KELLY was born April 05, 1852. ii. Rachel Esther KELLY was born in OH 1853. iii. Charles Winfield KELLY was born in OH 1855. iv. Eleanor KELLY was born in OH 1858. 37 v. John Aaron KELLY was born January 19, 1861 and died November 17, 1941. 38 vi. Rezin Wells KELLY Jr. was born 1864. 19. Eleanor W. KELLY (Rachel SHAWHAN 7) was born in OH November 24, 1828. Eleanor died July 7, 1908 in Fostoria, OH, at 79 years of age. Her body was interred in West Millgrove, OH. She married Josiah KIGER in Wood Co., OH, June 7, 1848. Josiah was born about 1826. Josiah died August 07, 1872 in Fostoria, OH, at 46 years of age. Josiah was accidently killed by the discharge of a gun. At the age of 14 Eleanor began teaching school in a log school house near West Millgrove, Ohio; while attending a spelling school she met Josiah Kieger and they were married, settling in a log cabin built by Josiah. Eleanor W. KELLY and Josiah KIGER had the following family: 39 i. Nancy Ellen KIGER was born 1854. 40 ii. Annie C. KIGER was born 1857. 20. Lorenzo Dow KELLY (Rachel SHAWHAN 7) was born in OH October 15, 1830. Lorenzo died 1865 in Maple Rapids, MI, at 34 years of age. He married Mary Jane STEARNS in OH, about 1854. Mary was born in Richland Co., OH July 28, 1833. Mary died June 8, 1920 at 86 years of age. Lorenzo Dow KELLY and Mary Jane STEARNS had the following family: i. John KELLY was born in Richland Co., OH 1856. ii. Ella KELLY was born in Richland Co., OH 1858. 21. Frederick S. KELLY (Rachel SHAWHAN 7) was born in OH May 15, 1832. Frederick died March 2, 1898 in Gratiot County, MI, at 65 years of age. He married twice. He married Mary DAVIS about 1855. Mary was born in Wood Co., OH 1836. He married Emma JENNER about 1870. Emma was born about 1840. Frederick S. KELLY and Mary DAVIS had the following family: 41 i. Ella KELLY was born August 25, 1857. ii. John KELLY was born in Gratiot Co., MI November 25, 1858. 22. Mary KELLY (Rachel SHAWHAN 7) was born in Wood Co., OH July 14, 1834. Mary died December 30, 1893 in Ottumwa, Coffey Co., KS, at 59 years of age. She married Samuel FAYLOR November 11, 1852. Samuel

--326-- was born in Stark Co., OH July 22, 1828. Mary KELLY and Samuel FAYLOR had the following family: 42 i. John A. FAYLOR was born October 2, 1853. ii. Rezin Wells Shawhan FAYLOR was born in Wood Co., OH November 28, 1855. He married Amacca WATSON. Amacca was born in Burlington, KS 1859. iii. Osman Rawson FAYLOR was born in Wood Co., OH November 3, 1858. iv. Charles William FAYLOR was born in Wood Co., OH January 14, 1861. 43 v. Cornelia Ester FAYLOR was born September 24, 1863. 44 vi. Rachel Ada FAYLOR was born March 6, 1866. vii. Emma Eliza FAYLOR was born in Wood Co., OH January 10, 1869. 45 viii. Mary Elenor “Ellie” FAYLOR was born December 27, 1871. ix. Josiah FAYLOR was born in Wood Co., OH August 09, 1876. 23. William Henry Harrison KELLY (Rachel SHAWHAN 7) was born in Wood Co., OH May 12, 1836. William died July 24, 1897 in KS, at 61 years of age. He married twice. He married Tabitha MCCOMBS in Wood Co., OH, October 4, 1855. Tabitha was born ABT. 1837. Tabitha died November 16, 1859 in KS. He married Caroline Elizabeth DEWITT June 25, 1861. Caroline was born in OH July 1, 1838. Caroline died August 07, 1907 at 69 years of age. William was commonly known as “Harrison”. As the youngest child, he received what schooling was available, in- cluding attending Perrysburg High School and Fostoria Academy. He then became a teacher for four terms in Wood Co., OH, before deciding to become a farmer in the Kansas Territory where he settled at Ottumwa, on the Neosho River. There he engaged in farming and stock-raising. Harrison enlisted as a private soldier in the Fifth Kansas Volun- tary Cavalry on Oct. 1, 1861 and was mustered out on June 5, 1865, after being promoted to the rank of Captain, commanding Co. B.; he participated in numerous actions, including at Helena, Little Rock, Pine Bluff, Mount Elbe, and Saline River. After his return home to Coffey County, he was appointed Brig. General of the state militia in 1866, and, in 1868, was made a director of the Kansas State Penitentiary, holding that position for five years. A prominent citizen, Harrison served in the state legislature and in Congress. He also was a regent at the agricultural college in Manhattan, Kansas. William Henry Harrison KELLY and Caroline Elizabeth DEWITT had the following family: 46 i. Harry Ellsworth KELLY was born 1862. 47 ii. Herma T. KELLY was born August 17, 1865. 48 iii. Artie KELLY was born February 22, 1870. 49 iv. Fannie KELLY was born September 11, 1875. 24. Frederick K. SHAWHAN (Lorenzo Dow 8)14 was born in Tiffin, OH August 09, 1835. Frederick died February 18, 1902 in Jacinto, CA, at 66 years of age. He married twice. He married Adeline A. ABBOTT in Tiffin, Seneca Co., OH, October 26, 1860. Adeline was born in Liberty Twp., Seneca Co., OH August 15, 1838. Adeline 15 was the daughter of Jonathon ABBOTT and Eliza. Adeline died November 1911 in Tiffin, Seneca Co., OH, at 73 years of age. Her body was interred 1911 in Tiffin, Seneca Co., OH. Adeline was a graduate of Ohio Wesleyan Univ. and a life-long member of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Tiffin, OH.He married Ellen (Nellie) ROBINSON in CA, about 1884. Ellen was born about. 1850. Ellen is remembered as a redhead with a bit of a temper. Fredrick attended college in Cincinnati, OH. In the 1850s Frederick was a dry goods merchant in Tiffin. During the Civil War he organized and became the Captain of Co. D, 123rd Regt., Ohio Vol. Inf., receiving his rank Aug. 16, 1862. The regiment saw service in the Shenandoah Valley; except for Co. D, the entire regiment was captured in Winchester, VA, after being surrounded by Rebel troops under General Early, on June 15, 1863. Frederick was later wounded in the thigh on Sep. 19, 1864 at Opequan, WV, while serving under Gen. Phil Sheridan in heavy fighting against the CSA troops of Gen. Jubal Early, and was discharged on March 14, 1865; he carried a permanent limp as a result and was granted a pension of $20/mo. In Tiffin he built a Victorian Gothic house at the SE corner of Monroe and Charlotte Streets. The 1880 Census lists Frederick and his family as living in Clinton Twp., Seneca Co. He later left his Ohio family and went to California, seeking wealth by gold mining in the mountains with Mexican labor; there he estab- lished a new spousal relationship and descendant lineage. Frederick K. SHAWHAN and Adeline A. ABBOTT had the following family: i. Clara E. SHAWHAN16 was born in Tiffin, Seneca Co., OH March 13, 1866. Clara died July 25, 1914 in Chicago, IL, at 48 years of age. Initially Clara was a public school teacher in Tiffin; she also worked, in 1902, in Cincinnati for the Singer Sewing Machine Co; she later worked in a publishing house in Chicago. She was very active in woman’s suffrage and in Sunday School activities. 50 ii. Rezin Lorenzo SHAWHAN was born April 27, 1879 and died March 1, 1939.

--327-- Frederick K. SHAWHAN and Ellen (Nellie) ROBINSON had the following family: 51 iii. Ellen Jeffries SHAWHAN was born October 30, 1885 and died September 10, 1965. 52 iv. Benjamin Harrison “Harry” SHAWHAN was born 1890 and died October 1946.

Fourth Generation

25. Noble WELSH (Elizabeth Allen SHAWHAN 10) was born in Pickaway Co., OH May 18, 1853. Noble died December 2, 1883 at 30 years of age. He married Ida FOGLE in Allen Co., OH, February 6, 1876. Ida was born in Wayne Co., MI June 8, 1853. Ida died July 27, 1917 at 64 years of age. Noble WELSH and Ida FOGLE had the following family: 53 i. Judd WELSH was born June 28, 1876 and died December 24, 1943. ii. Clara WELSH was born 1878. Clara died 1969 at 91 years of age. iii. Edna WELSH was born 1880. Edna died 1880 at less than one year of age. 26. George Harvey ALLEN (Mary Ellen SHAWHAN 11) was born 1846. George died 1928 at 82 years of age. He married Susan Almeda MILLER 1866. Susan was born 1845. Susan died 1915 at 70 years of age. George Harvey ALLEN and Susan Almeda MILLER had the following family: i. Harvey M. ALLEN was born about 1869. He married twice. He married Sadie TINKER. He married Bertha GAMBERLEIN. ii. Mary C. ALLEN was born in Bellefontaine, OH about 1872. She married twice. She mar- ried COLLINS about 1893. She married Walter B. CHICHESTER 1927. iii. Leila F. ALLEN was born in Bellefontaine, OH about 1875. She married Marlen B. ROACH about 1890. Marlen was born about 1870. iv. Zenaide ALLEN was born about 1885. She married Webster K. STERLINE September 22, 1909. 27. Chester Shawhan ALLEN (Mary Ellen SHAWHAN 11) was born 1869. He married Iva ARILLA 1890. Iva was born 1868. Chester Shawhan ALLEN and Iva ARILLA had the following family: i. Ellen Louise ALLEN was born in Bellefontaine, Logan Co., OH about 1892. 28. Frances “Fannie” Rebecca SHAWN (John Kelly SHAWHAN 13) was born in Litchfield, IL January 22, 1852. Frances died January 1922 in Litchfield, IL, at 69 years of age. She married Thomas B. NEVINS in Litchfield, IL, February 9, 1871. Thomas was born about 1850. Frances “Fannie” Rebecca SHAWN and Thomas B. NEVINS had the following family: 54 i. Amanda NEVINS was born about 1873. 29. George M. SHAWN (John Kelly SHAWHAN 13) was born in Litchfield, IL January 14, 1858. George died May 23, 1901 at 43 years of age. He married Mary Philimea VINEYARD in Litchfield, Montgomery Co., IL, March 25, 1884. Mary was born about 1864. George M. SHAWN and Mary Philimea VINEYARD had the following family: i. Minnie SHAWN was born in MO December 1881. ii. Mary SHAWN was born in MO November 1883. iii. Callie “Annie” SHAWN was born December 1885. iv. Roy SHAWN was born in MO February 1888. v. Frances Lela SHAWN was born January 1896. 55 vi. Frederick Homer SHAWN was born March 10, 1897 and died February 1983. 30. Joseph Conwell SHAWN (John Kelly SHAWHAN 13)17 was born in Litchfield, IL October 2, 1862. Joseph died March 1, 1945 in Liberty, TX, at 82 years of age. He married Flora May SAWYER in Hillsboro, IL, May 3, 1883. Flora was born in Macoupin Co., IL June 14, 1864. Flora died July 26, 1930 in Harris Co., TX, at 66 years of age. At the time of his death, at 82, Joseph was still working at Spivey’s Lumber Yard; seven of his 17 grandchildren, at the time, were in the armed forces, five being overseas — another grandson, Cpl. Charles Shawn, USMC, had been KIA. Joseph Conwell SHAWN and Flora May SAWYER had the following family: 56 i. James F. SHAWN was born February 10, 1884 and died August 17, 1952. ii. Elmer Newton SHAWN was born in Litchfield, IL January 20, 1887. Elmer died October 7, 1918 in Goosecreek, TX, at 31 years of age. Elmer worked for Humble Oil Co. (Exxon) in Texas. 57 iii. Arthur Milford SHAWN was born April 17, 1890 and died May 24, 1954. 31. Althea OGG (Loraine SHAWHAN 15) was born in Wyandot Co., OH November 7, 1864. Althea died March 14, 1955 in OH, at 90 years of age. She married Albert Curtis HOYT in Wyandot Co., OH, October 25, 1887.

--328-- Albert was born in Hancock Co., OH September 27, 1862. Albert died May 7, 1926 in OH, at 63 years of age. Albert owned the Hoyt Feed Store in Fostoria, Ohio. Althea OGG and Albert Curtis HOYT had the following family: 58 i. Grace HOYT was born July 23, 1892 and died May 26, 1942. 32. Thomas Grant SHAWHAN (Thomas Jefferson 16) was born in Carey, Wyandot Co., OH March 31, 1871. Thomas died January 21, 1961 in Kansas City, MO, at 89 years of age. He was a refrigeration engineer. He married Alfernia Missouri MATNEY in Mound City, KS, June 16, 1896. Alfernia was born in Kansas City, KS April 25, 1874. Thomas Grant SHAWHAN and Alfernia Missouri MATNEY had the following family: 59 i. Ethel Juanita SHAWHAN was born April 04, 1897 and died May 20, 1985. 60 ii. Thomas Merle SHAWHAN was born February 4, 1900 and died July 17, 1998. iii. Hester Margaret SHAWHAN was born December 20, 1903. Hester died February 10, 1904 at less than one year of age. 61 iv. Bernice Lucille SHAWHAN was born March 8, 1905 and died 1997. 62 v. Dorothy Jane SHAWHAN was born August 01, 1909. 63 vi. Georgia Lunette SHAWHAN was born May 11, 1913. 64 vii. Alta Elizabeth SHAWHAN was born October 1, 1914. 33. Rutherford Birchard “Rufie” SHAWHAN (Thomas Jefferson 16) was born in Carey, Wyandot Co., OH April 27, 1876. Rutherford died May 1941 in Kansas City, MO, at 65 years of age. He was a carpenter. He married UNKNOWN about 1897. Rutherford Birchard “Rufie” SHAWHAN and UNKNOWN had the following family: i. Elva SHAWHAN was born about 1899. 65 ii. Russell SHAWHAN was born about 1902. iii. Gladis SHAWHAN was born about 1904. 34. Lorenzo Dow “Rennie” SHAWHAN (Thomas Jefferson 16) was born in Carey, Wyandot Co., OH April 21, 1878. Lorenzo died December 10, 1947 in Kansas City, MO, at 69 years of age. He married Exa Leola OGLETREE in Wetumka, OK, June 5, 1907. Exa was born in Columbus, GA August 30, 1886. Exa died April 20, 1965 in Kansas City, MO, at 78 years of age. During the Spanish-American War, Lorenzo enlisted 10 May 1900 and served with the US Army in the Philippines, assigned to Co. I, 12th Infantry Regt.; discharged 9 May 1903 at Ft. Ringgold, TX. He later became a Federal Marshall and was stationed at the starting line of the Oklahoma Land Rush in 1907. Later, Lorenzo’s father, Thomas Jefferson, and mother, Lunette, came to live with Lorenzo and his family in Oklahoma. The entire joined family subsequently moved to Kansas City, MO in about 1917, where Lorenzo’s two brothers, Grant and Rufie, had moved to from Ohio. Lorenzo Dow “Rennie” SHAWHAN and Exa Leola OGLETREE had the following family: 66 i. Mary Ellen SHAWHAN was born April 13, 1908. ii. Leola SHAWHAN was born in Wetumka, OK August 29, 1909. Leola died November 11, 1982 at 73 years of age. She married Walter BUIE. iii. Lunette SHAWHAN was born in Wetumka, OK November 4, 1911. She married William MULKEY. 67 iv. Carrie SHAWHAN was born May 29, 1916. 35. Josiah Shawhan KELLY JR. (Josiah Shawhan 17) was born in KS August 1867. He married Janie H. WOODSON about 1906. Janie was born 1877. Josiah eventually grew up to become a banker in Jefferson, OK. Josiah Shawhan KELLY Jr. and Janie H. WOODSON had the following family: 68 i. Fannie W. KELLY was born 1907. ii. Martha Louise KELLY was born 1913. 69 iii. Mary Jane KELLY was born 1917. iv. Josiah KELLY III was born 1917. 36. Josiah D. KELLY (Rezin Wells 18) was born in West Millgrove, Wood Co., OH April 05, 1852. He mar- ried America KIGER in OH, about 1873. America was born in West Millgrove, Wood Co., OH April 11, 1849. Josiah D. KELLY and America KIGER had the following family: i. Emor KELLY was born in West Millgrove, Wood Co., OH December 31, 1875. He married twice. He married Rose BAILEY. Rose was born in Grand Rapids, OH 1879. He married Edith RICKARD. Edith was born 1879. 70 ii. Rezin Wells KELLY II was born September 29, 1879. iii. Jesse Maude KELLY was born in West Millgrove, Wood Co., OH February 27, 1881. She married twice. She married Victor JOHNSON. Victor was born April 24, 1880. She married

--329-- Steve CLARK. Steve was born January 21, 1897. iv. Charles KELLY was born in West Millgrove, Wood Co., OH April 08, 1883. He married Mabel A. BARTON. Mabel was born April 10, 1889. v. Fred Lynn KELLY was born in West Millgrove, Wood Co., OH July 15, 1885. He married Leora Alta NIEBEL. Leora was born October 1, 1890. 71 vi. Adah Alice KELLY was born July 23, 1886. 37. John Aaron KELLY (Rezin Wells 18) was born in Montgomery Twp., OH January 19, 1861. John died November 17, 1941 in Montgomery Twp., OH, at 80 years of age. He married Uprema Jane “Jennie” ROSENDALE September 27, 1882. Uprema was born in Montgomery Twp., OH November 23, 1863. Uprema died May 24, 1912 in West Millgrove, OH, at 48 years of age. John Aaron KELLY and Uprema Jane “Jennie” ROSENDALE had the following family: 72 i. Ralph Lambright KELLY was born 1885. ii. Eliza Jane KELLY was born 1890. 73 iii. Golda Klondike KELLY was born October 21, 1897 and died May 5, 1978. 38. Rezin Wells KELLY JR. (Rezin Wells 18) was born in OH 1864. He married Ernestine PURDY about 1886. Ernestine was born 1869. Rezin Wells KELLY Jr. and Ernestine PURDY had the following family: 74 i. Lottie May KELLY was born 1888. ii. Alice Fannie KELLY was born 1891. 39. Nancy Ellen KIGER (Eleanor W. KELLY 19) was born 1854. She married Daniel M. YATES about 1873. Daniel was born 1839. Nancy Ellen KIGER and Daniel M. YATES had the following family: 75 i. Josiah C. YATES was born 1874. 76 ii. Thomas H. YATES was born 1878. 77 iii. Dwight Rezin YATES was born 1881. iv. Roxie YATES was born 1885. She married Oliver CRAIG. 40. Annie C. KIGER (Eleanor W. KELLY 19) was born 1857. She married John HARLEY about 1886. John was born 1852. Annie C. KIGER and John HARLEY had the following family: 78 i. Harry HARLEY was born 1888. ii. Ella B. HARLEY was born 1890. She married Floyd CAMPFIELD. Floyd was born 1881. 79 iii. J. Arthur HARLEY was born 1894. 41. Ella KELLY (Frederick S. 21) was born in Gratiot Co., MI August 25, 1857. She married Rudolph WALKER about 1875. Rudolph was born 1853. Ella KELLY and Rudolph WALKER had the following family: i. Pearl WALKER was born in Gratiot Co., MI January 12, 1878. She married Fred RICHARDS. Fred was born 1874. ii. Fred WALKER was born in Gratiot Co., MI 1880. iii. Mottie WALKER was born in Gratiot Co., MI 1882. 42. John A. FAYLOR (Mary KELLY 22) was born in Wood Co., OH October 2, 1853. He married Mary Josephine “Josie” SMITH in KS, about 1874. Mary was born in Dekalb Co., MO August 13, 1853. John A. FAYLOR and Mary Josephine “Josie” SMITH had the following family: i. Clara FAYLOR was born in Strawn, KS October 5, 1875. She married Alfred BASHAW. Alfred was born in Strawn, KS 1871. ii. Oren Silas FAYLOR was born in Strawn, KS May 14, 1878. He married Inez Jane EWING. Inez was born in Ottumwa, KS 1882. iii. James Garfield FAYLOR was born in Strawn, KS December 8, 1880. He married Bessie Dee JOHNSON. Bessie was born in Strawn, KS 1884. iv. Harrison Kelley FAYLOR was born in Strawn, KS November 30, 1883. He married twice. He married Lulu GRANT. Lulu was born in Strawn, KS 1887. He married Mary Ellen BAUGHER. Mary was born 1887. v. Mattie Martha FAYLOR was born in Strawn, KS June 1, 1886. She married Arthur Wenn BURTON. Arthur was born in KS 1882. 80 vi. Ida Mae FAYLOR was born April 14, 1892. vii. Mary Edith FAYLOR was born in Strawn, KS July 9, 1895. She married James W. KEARNEY. James was born in KS 1891.

--330-- 43. Cornelia Ester FAYLOR (Mary KELLY 22) was born in Wood Co., OH September 24, 1863. She mar- ried three times. She married Sam KINKERTER in West Millgrove, Wood Co., OH, about 1887. Sam was born in West Millgrove, Wood Co., OH 1859. She married Oscar BENTLEY in OH, about 1894. Oscar was born in West Millgrove, Wood Co., OH 1859. She married COWLER after 1900. Cornelia Ester FAYLOR and Sam KINKERTER had the following family: i. John KINKERTER was born in West Millgrove, Wood Co., OH 1889. ii. Blanche KINKERTER was born in west Millgrove, Wood Co., OH 1891. iii. Chauncey KINKERTER was born in West Millgrove, Wood Co., OH 1893. Cornelia Ester FAYLOR and Oscar BENTLEY had the following family: iv. Robert H. BENTLEY was born in OH about 1895. 44. Rachel Ada FAYLOR (Mary KELLY 22) was born in Wood Co., OH March 6, 1866. She married Silas Ezra HOOVER in KS, about 1883. Silas was born in Johnson Co., MO March 7, 1858. Rachel Ada FAYLOR and Silas Ezra HOOVER had the following family: i. George HOOVER was born in Strawn, KS 1884. ii. Effie HOOVER was born in Strawn, KS December 1, 1884. She married William Arthur SMITH. William was born in KS 1880. iii. Ada HOOVER was born in Strawn, KS 1886. iv. Grace HOOVER was born in Strawn, KS 1888. 45. Mary Elenor “Ellie” FAYLOR (Mary KELLY 22) was born in Wood Co., OH December 27, 1871. She married Alexander J. LYLE in KS, about 1891. Alexander was born in Grass Valley, CA 1867. Mary Elenor “Ellie” FAYLOR and Alexander J. LYLE had the following family: i. Grace LYLE was born in Ottumwa, KS November 25, 1892. She married Claude LEEDY. Claude was born in Ottumwa, KS 1888. ii. Samuel LYLE was born in Ottumwa, KS 1893. iii. Esabelle LYLE was born in San Marcial, NM 1894. iv. Jessie LYLE was born in San Marcial, NM 1896. v. Rose Addie LYLE was born in San Marcial, NM September 29, 1901. She married Albert DUTCHER. Albert was born in San Marcial, NM 1897. vi. Fred Faylor LYLE was born in San Marcial, NM September 2, 1904. 46. Harry Ellsworth KELLY (William Henry Harrison 23) was born 1862. He married Kate HENDERSON about 1886. Kate was born in Fairfield, IA 1867. Harry Ellsworth KELLY and Kate HENDERSON had the following family: 81 i. Leigh KELLY was born May 15, 1887. 47. Herma T. KELLY (William Henry Harrison 23) was born August 17, 1865. She married Walter A. HOL- LAND about 1900. Walter was born January 10, 1871. Herma T. KELLY and Walter A. HOLLAND had the following family: 82 i. Kelly M. HOLLAND was born 1903. 83 ii. Paul K. HOLLAND was born 1906. 48. Artie KELLY (William Henry Harrison 23) was born February 22, 1870. She married Ezra W. PALMER about 1897. Ezra was born December 22, 1868. Artie KELLY and Ezra W. PALMER had the following family: 84 i. Herma D. PALMER was born 1899. 85 ii. Phillip PALMER was born 1905. 86 iii. Mary E. PALMER was born 1914. 49. Fannie KELLY (William Henry Harrison 23) was born September 11, 1875. She married Charles W. ARMOUR about 1906. Charles was born November 20, 1889. Fannie KELLY and Charles W. ARMOUR had the following family: 87 i. Caroline E. ARMOUR was born 1907. 50. Rezin Lorenzo SHAWHAN (Frederick K. 24) was born in Tiffin, Seneca Co., OH April 27, 1879. Rezin died March 1, 1939 in Chicago, IL, at 59 years of age. His body was interred 1939 in Greenlawn Cem., Tiffin, OH. He married Susan Wells ACKLEY in Chicago, IL, December 1914. Susan was born 1879. Susan died 1972 at 93 years of age. Susan Wells Ackley was descended from Steven Wells, one of the founders of Ithica, NY. He was also a manufacturer of Hitchcock Furniture; though this was the early days, Hitchcock DID offer furniture kits, three chairs of which were obtained by Dorothy Shawhan, Susan’s daughter. Susan was a school teacher. For a time, Rezin worked as a clerk in Cincinnati, Ohio. He later became an executive with the Pullman Co., on the south side of Chicago. He was quite concerned about the children his father had in California and helped them finan-

--331-- cially and otherwise. Rezin Lorenzo SHAWHAN and Susan Wells ACKLEY had the following family: 88 i. Dorothy SHAWHAN was born November 25, 1917 and died November 21, 1977. 51. Ellen Jeffries SHAWHAN (Frederick K. 24) was born in San Francisco, CA October 30, 1885. Ellen died September 10, 1965 in Eugene, OR, at 79 years of age. She married Francis “Frank” Herbert TOWNE in Los Angeles, CA, June 27, 1907. Francis was born in Put-In-Bay, OH July 20, 1884. Francis 18 was the son of Francis TOWNE and Ella THOMPSON. Francis died October 1966 in San Fernando, CA, at 82 years of age. Frank was the gr-grandson of John Brown of Harper’s Ferry fame. Ellen was raised, together with her brother, Benjamin, in the San Jacinto Mountains of California; she remembered running barefoot in the mountains while playing with the children of the Mexican laborers who worked for her father, Frederick. She also recalled loaning her high top shoes to her brother, Ben, so that he could go to school. Ellen is remembered as being a very pretty, genteel, proud woman, with a good sense of humor and a love of music. Ellen Jeffries SHAWHAN and Francis “Frank” Herbert TOWNE had the following family: i. Gerald Frederick TOWNE was born in Los Angeles, CA September 9, 1908. He married Sylvia Minerva KERLEE in Corvallis, OR, August 01, 1930. Sylvia was born about 1910. Gerald was a McKenzie River Guide. 89 ii. Norman Herbert TOWNE was born March 18, 1910 and died June 14, 1988. 90 iii. Courtney Leroy TOWNE was born May 27, 1912 and died September 4, 1965. 52. Benjamin Harrison “Harry” SHAWHAN (Frederick K. 24)19 was born in Sacramento, CA 1890. Ben- jamin died October 1946 in Memphis, TN, at 56 years of age. He married Helen Wilcox HUNTER in Portsmouth, VA, October 1921. Helen was born in Warrenton, NC 1892. Helen was the daughter of Frank HUNTER and Mary WILCOX. Helen died 1977 in Bellingham, WA, at 85 years of age. Benjamin was raised in very humble surroundings in the mountains of California. During WWI he was a Quartermaster Sgt. in the Marine Corps in France. While he was waiting to be shipped out, he met his future wife, Helen Wilcox Hunter, in Portsmouth, VA. His brother, Rezin Lorenzo, an executive with the Pullman Company, later obtained a job for Benjamin with that organization, in Memphis, TN. During the Depression, Benjamin briefly managed a medical clinic in Memphis; he then began working in Purchasing for the Fisher Body Plant in Memphis, where they made wooden parts for car frames, trunk covers, running boards, etc.. With the advent of WWII this plant was converted into manufacturing North American B-25 bombers. At the War’s end, Benjamin left the plant and became the Secretary/ Treasurer and Credit Manager for Beasley Brothers Clothing Store, a quality men’s apparel establishment. He died shortly thereafter from cancer of the pancreas. A creative person, Benjamin used to like to write shortstories and plays, a few of which he had published. Benjamin Harrison “Harry” SHAWHAN and Helen Wilcox HUNTER had the following family: i. Helen Wilcox SHAWHAN was born about 1923. She married Calvin H. MANN, Jr. about 1946. Calvin was born about 1920. 91 ii. Frank Hunter SHAWHAN was born December 5, 1926. 92 iii. Benjamin Harrison SHAWHAN Jr. was born January 17, 1930.

Fifth Generation

53. Judd WELSH (Noble 25) was born in Spencerville, Allen Co., OH June 28, 1876. Judd died December 24, 1943 at 67 years of age. He married Ruth Inez EVANS April 14, 1919. Ruth was born in Aberdeen, Brown Co., SD May 1, 1893. Ruth died May 27, 1971 at 78 years of age. Judd WELSH and Ruth Inez EVANS had the following family: 93 i. Edwin Evans WELSH was born May 31, 1924. ii. Jackie WELSH was born about 1932. 54. Amanda NEVINS (Frances “Fannie” Rebecca SHAWN 28) was born about 1873. She married Robert BAKER. Amanda NEVINS and Robert BAKER had the following family: 94 i. Zilpha Edith BAKER. 55. Frederick Homer SHAWN (George M. 29) was born in Litchfield, Montgomery Co., IL March 10, 1897. Frederick died February 1983 in St. Louis, MO, at 85 years of age. He married Mary Mrgaret HASTEN in Poplar Bluff, MO, October 21, 1922. Mary was born in New Haven, IL August 11, 1905. Mary died February 20, 1981 in Dexter, MO, at 75 years of age. Frederick Homer SHAWN and Mary Mrgaret HASTEN had the following family: i. Mary Frances SHAWN was born in Neelyville, MO July 23, 1923. Mary died July 6, 1939 at

--332-- 15 years of age. ii. Carl Monroe SHAWN was born in Harvell, MO August 20, 1925. Carl died after August 1925 in (infancy). iii. Gladys Louise SHAWN was born in Lexa, AR June 12, 1927. Gladys died May 18, 1990 in Neelyville, MO, at 62 years of age. iv. Lola SHAWN was born February 19, 1930. Lola died May 7, 1939 at 9 years of age. 95 v. Myrtle Irene SHAWN was born July 21, 1932. vi. Trella Geneva SHAWN was born in Corning, AR September 25, 1935. vii. Mable Osocolea SHAWN was born in Fisk, MO June 8, 1940. viii. Robert Lee SHAWN was born in Poplar Bluff, MO February 20, 1941. ix. Helen May SHAWN was born in Dewitt, AR September 4, 1943. x. George Shannon SHAWN was born in Harvell, MO May 15, 1947. 56. James F. SHAWN (Joseph Conwell 30) was born in Litchfield, IL February 10, 1884. James died August 17, 1952 in Old River, TX, at 68 years of age. He worked for Humble Oil Co. (Exxon) in Texas.He married Lola Pearl BROWNING about 1907. Lola was born in OK about 1886. James F. SHAWN and Lola Pearl BROWNING had the following family: i. Leon SHAWN was born in Saratoga, TX September 1, 1907. Leon died January 17, 1965 at 57 years of age. During WWII Leon served with the US Army Air Force as an engineer, based in England. He later died of cancer. ii. Wilbur SHAWN was born about 1912. Wilbur died before 1930. iii. Mildred SHAWN was born about 1913. She married S.E. DUGAT. iv. James B. SHAWN was born in Saratoga, TX July 27, 1914. James served in the US Army during WWII. v. Joseph W. SHAWN20 was born in Saratoga, TX December 2, 1917. Joseph died June 20, 1945 in USMC, Okinawa, at 27 years of age. Joseph joined the USMC on May 18, 1942, receiving his Basic Training at Camp Elliott, CA; later, as a 2nd Lt. USMC, he was shot and killed by a Japanese sniper on Okinawa, one day before the island was declared secure; he had previously fought in other Pacific battles, including Peleliu, where his brother Charles was killed. vi. Eugene E. SHAWN was born in Saratoga, TX November 13, 1920. Eugene died September 15, 1969 in Saudi Arabia, at 48 years of age. During WWII Eugene served with the US Coast Guard as a Seaman 1st Class. vii. Lester SHAWN was born about 1922. Lester died before 1933. viii. Charles D. SHAWN21 was born in Pueblo, CO May 16, 1924. Charles died October 4, 1944 in USMC, Isle of Peleliu, at 20 years of age. As a Corporal in a USMC tank unit he was KIA on the island of Peleliu when he was hit by machine gun fire while trying to rescue wounded Marines. 57. Arthur Milford SHAWN (Joseph Conwell 30) was born in Litchfield, IL April 17, 1890. Arthur died May 24, 1954 in San Angelo, TX, at 64 years of age. He married Mattie Lee MORGAN in Saratoge, TX, June 13, 1909. Mattie was born in Goldman, AR August 17, 1891. Mattie was the daughter of Walter MORGAN and Annie ABLE. Mattie died February 20, 1973 in San Angelo, TX, at 81 years of age. Arthur moved his family to West Texas, in about 1928, to take advantage of its desert climate as he had contracted tuberculosis. He worked for Humble Oil (Exxon) as a production supervisor. Arthur Milford SHAWN and Mattie Lee MORGAN had the following family: i. Elmo Morgan SHAWN was born in Weleetka, OK April 23, 1910. Elmo died January 6, 1912 in Saratoga, TX, at 1 year of age. ii. Erma Lorene SHAWN was born in Saratoga, TX December 5, 1913. Erma died January 11, 1980 at 66 years of age. 96 iii. Rodney Laverne (Bud) SHAWN was born August 12, 1915 and died November 18, 1975. iv. Doris Lee SHAWN was born in Saratoga, TX March 3, 1917. Doris died October 26, 1918 in Saratoga, TX, at 1 year of age. v. Ernest Maurice SHAWN was born in Saratoga, TX March 4, 1919. He married Diana NESSEN about 1941. Diana was born about 1921. Ernest joined the US Navy in 1940 and was aboard the USS Arizona in Pearl Harbor when it was attacked by the Japanese on Dec. 7, 1941. He was able to dive overboard and swim to nearby Ford Island, moments before the ship sank. vi. Anna Florene SHAWN was born in Saratoga, TX November 9, 1920.

--333-- vii. A. J. SHAWN was born in Goosecreek, TX July 3, 1922. During WWII A.J. served in the US Navy from 1941-1946, being discharged as an Aviation Chief Machinist Mate, specializing in aviation instruments and automatic pilots.. Most of his service was spent in the Pacific at such bases as Pearl Harbor and Kaneohe Bay; he had 29 months of sea duty. viii. Gladys May SHAWN was born in Goosecreek, TX September 14, 1924. ix. Clarence Lee SHAWN was born in Goosecreek, TX August 15, 1927. During WWII Clarence joined the US Navy in 1944, and served in the Pacific, aboard the USS Hoggatt Bay, being discharged as a Seaman 3rd Class in 1946. x. Helen Marie SHAWN was born in San Angelo, TX September 23, 1929. Helen died Decem- ber 25, 1981 in Rule, TX, at 52 years of age. She married Bill J. MATYSIAK. xi. Mary Ellen SHAWN was born in San Angelo, TX February 18, 1931. 58. Grace HOYT (Althea OGG 31) was born in Hancock Co., OH July 23, 1892. Grace died May 26, 1942 in Fostoria, OH, at 49 years of age. She married Julius Augustus “Jack” BROOKS in Fostoria, OH, November 10, 1917. Julius was born in Ashville, NC March 22, 1892. Julius died February 26, 1961 in Coral Gables, FL, at 68 years of age. Occupation: Hardware Store Owner. Jack was a Captain in the US Army during WWI, serving in France. After the War, he returned to Fostoria and managed the Brooks-Hoyt Hardware Store, together with his father-in-law. Grace HOYT and Julius Augustus “Jack” BROOKS had the following family: 97 i. Weldon BROOKS was born September 22, 1918. 59. Ethel Juanita SHAWHAN (Thomas Grant 32) was born in OH April 04, 1897. Ethel died May 20, 1985 at 88 years of age. She married three times. She married Roy PALMER. She married R. W. CARLE. She married Frank SCHEMBS. Ethel Juanita SHAWHAN and Roy PALMER had the following family: i. Grant J. PALMER. ii. James PALMER. 60. Thomas Merle SHAWHAN (Thomas Grant 32)22 was born in Kansas City, KS February 4, 1900. Thomas died July 17, 1998 in Minneapolis, MN, at 98 years of age. He married Pearl Clara RITER in Ireton, IA, April 16, 1922. Pearl was born in Struble, IA January 2, 1902. Pearl was the daughter of John RITER and Minnie OLAF. Pearl died April 23, 1998 in Columbia Hts., MN, at 96 years of age. Pearl graduated from high school in Ireton, IA and attended business school in Sioux Falls, SD. While a student she met her future husband, Tom Shawhan, whom she affectionately called “Shaw”. They were married on Easter Sunday, April 16, 1922. As a young woman Pearl was an excellent student, in addition to shining in sports and debate. She continued to be an avid reader throughout her life, staying abreast of current events. She also set an example for her children and grandchildren in her kindness to the less fortunate, always striving to leave the world a better place. She worked hard and played with the same ferocity; anyone who ever competed against her at bridge or scrabble quickly noticed her sportsmanlike competitiveness. Pearl and Tom were partners in the best sense of the word. As much as she loved and was loyal to her husband, she was constant in her love of her siblings and children; numerous times she left Tom to care for a sister, a daughter, or a grandchild — their strengths, separately and together, became a model for their daughters. She was truly devoted to her church, family, and friends. Tom was born in the Armourdale section of Kansas City, attended school through the 8th grade, and then went to work with his father who was a refrigeration engineer. Thomas served in the US Navy during the WWI era, attending boot camp in Seattle. He was sent to Engineering School to learn power plant operation and then was assigned to ship duty. His trips included cruises to South America, to Europe for the return of American troops, and on a destroyer, the USS Kalk, patrolling the North Atlantic, near Newfoundland, while the British pilots, Alcott and Brown, in a Vickers air- craft, were trying to make the first flight across the Atlantic — Newfoundland was a stop along the way. After the War, Tom made his way to South Dakota where he was working in refrigeration for John Morrell & Co. when he met and courted Pear Riter. Tom and Pearl lived in Ireton, IA from 1925-1929, then in Akron, IA from 1929-1936, and then in Sioux Falls, IA before moving to Lake Mills, IA where Tom owned and operated an International Harvester dealership. After selling that business in 1950 he sold insurance for the next 15 years. He thoroughly enjoyed sports and was an avid fan; he swam, played tennis and golf, bowled, fished, hunted, and ice-skated. He continued to golf even after the amputation of the lower portion of his right leg in 1980. He was a 32nd degree Mason, and was active in the American Legion and the Lions Club. Thomas Merle SHAWHAN and Pearl Clara RITER had the following family: 98 i. Fern Elizabeth SHAWHAN was born July 22, 1924. 99 ii. Clarice SHAWHAN was born December 11, 1927. 100 iii. Mary Ellen SHAUGHAN was born May 1939. 61. Bernice Lucille SHAWHAN (Thomas Grant 32) was born March 8, 1905. Bernice died 1997 at 92 years of

--334-- age. She married three times. She married Charles CLAUSSEN about 1926. She married James HAGOOD about 1931. She married Vernon HAGOOD about 1936. Bernice Lucille SHAWHAN and Charles CLAUSSEN had the following family: i. Charlene “Toots” CLAUSSEN. She married Ernest COBB. Bernice Lucille SHAWHAN and James HAGOOD had the following family: 101 ii. James HAGOOD, Jr. 62. Dorothy Jane SHAWHAN (Thomas Grant 32) was born August 01, 1909. She married Paul Rex BEACH. Dorothy Jane SHAWHAN and Paul Rex BEACH had the following family: i. Paul Rex BEACH , JR.. He married Fran UNKNOWN. ii. Jane BEACH. She married twice. She married James JONES. James died 1971. She married Erskine CARMICHAEL. 63. Georgia Lunette SHAWHAN (Thomas Grant 32) was born May 11, 1913. She married Lawrence FRAZIER. Georgia Lunette SHAWHAN and Lawrence FRAZIER had the following family: i. Lawrence FRAZIER , JR.. He married Becky UNKNOWN. 102 ii. Carol FRAZIER. 64. Alta Elizabeth SHAWHAN (Thomas Grant 32) was born October 1, 1914. She married George MINTURN. Alta Elizabeth SHAWHAN and George MINTURN had the following family: i. Thomas E. MINTURN. ii. William “Bill” MINTURN. iii. Daniel D. MINTURN. 65. Russell SHAWHAN (Rutherford Birchard “Rufie” 33) was born about 1902. He married UNKNOWN about 1924. Russell SHAWHAN and UNKNOWN had the following family: 103 i. Russell SHAWHAN , JR. was born about 1926. 66. Mary Ellen SHAWHAN (Lorenzo Dow “Rennie” 34) was born in Wetumka, OK April 13, 1908. She married C. Robert RUSSELL in Liberty, MO, November 3, 1927. C. was born in Kansas City, MO January 2, 1905. C. is the son of William RUSSELL and Mary WRIGHT. Growing up in Kansas City, MO, Mary Ellen recalls seeing Shawhan Distillery trucks making deliveries. She has been very helpful in providing details on the family of Josiah Shawhan and Susan Walters. Mary Ellen SHAWHAN and C. Robert RUSSELL had the following family: i. Carol RUSSELL was born December 12, 1933. She married Ben Bob TORWATER in Kansas City, MO, November 27, 1955. Ben was born about 1930. Ben taught Industrial Relations and Management, in the Economic Dept., at the U. Of Arkansas, Little Rock. 67. Carrie SHAWHAN (Lorenzo Dow “Rennie” 34) was born in Wetumka, OK May 29, 1916. She married E. O. STEPHENS. Carrie SHAWHAN and E. O. STEPHENS had the following family: i. Ralph STEPHENS. ii. Susan STEPHENS. 68. Fannie W. KELLY (Josiah Shawhan 35) was born 1907. She married Clifford B. WHITZEL. Fannie W. KELLY and Clifford B. WHITZEL had the following family: i. Larry Joe WHITZEL. ii. Linda WHITZEL. 69. Mary Jane KELLY (Josiah Shawhan 35) was born 1917. She married William J. FOLEY Jr.. William was born 1915. Mary Jane KELLY and William J. FOLEY, Jr. had the following family: i. Jane Ellen FOLEY was born 1944. 70. Rezin Wells KELLY II (Josiah D. 36) was born in West Millgrove, Wood Co., OH September 29, 1879. He married Charlotte JOHNSON. Charlotte was born in Henry Co., OH December 22, 1878. Rezin Wells KELLY II and Charlotte JOHNSON had the following family: i. Edna Durleen KELLY was born February 27, 1899. ii. Neta Fern KELLY was born December 2, 1901. She married Albert RICHARD. 71. Adah Alice KELLY (Josiah D. 36) was born in West Millgrove, Wood Co., OH July 23, 1886. She married Willis A. WHITMAN. Willis was born 1886. Adah Alice KELLY and Willis A. WHITMAN had the following family: i. Fred A. WHITMAN was born 1921. He married Phyllis E. TUTTLE. Phyllis was born 1926.

--335-- 72. Ralph Lambright KELLY (John Aaron 37) was born 1885. He married Nora ESTEP about 1906. Nora was born 1883. Ralph Lambright KELLY and Nora ESTEP had the following family: i. Elma Lena KELLY was born 1908. She married William MANECKE. William was born 1909. 104 ii. Robert Wells KELLY was born 1915. 73. Golda Klondike KELLY (John Aaron 37) was born in West Millgrove, OH October 21, 1897. Golda died May 5, 1978 in Perry Twp, Wood Co., OH, at 80 years of age. She married Henry Daniel PELTON in Wood Co., OH, November 23, 1916. Henry was born in Perry Twp, Wood Co., OH March 17, 1887. Henry died January 9, 1968 in Perry Twp, Wood Co., OH, at 80 years of age. Golda Klondike KELLY and Henry Daniel PELTON had the following family: 105 i. Wanda PELTON was born 1915. 106 ii. Paul Henry PELTON was born 1918. 107 iii. Mildred “Millie” Josephine PELTON was born June 11, 1920 and died August 21, 1994. 108 iv. John Allan PELTON was born 1925. 74. Lottie May KELLY (Rezin Wells 38) was born 1888. She married Clyde BRUBAKER about 1924. Clyde was born 1884. Lottie May KELLY and Clyde BRUBAKER had the following family: 109 i. Sarah Lenore BRUBAKER was born 1926. 75. Josiah C. YATES (Nancy Ellen KIGER 39) was born 1874. He married Nebraska BEAVERS about 1895. Nebraska was born 1875. Josiah C. YATES and Nebraska BEAVERS had the following family: 110 i. Albert YATES was born 1896. 111 ii. Florence YATES was born 1898. iii. Roy YATES was born 1899. 112 iv. Helen YATES was born 1901. 113 v. Roxie YATES was born 1903. 114 vi. Laura YATES was born 1904. 115 vii. Mildred YATES was born 1906. viii. Dorothy YATES was born 1909. She married Kenneth KUNKLEMAN. Kenneth was born 1912. 116 ix. Fred YATES was born 1911. 117 x. Herbert YATES was born 1914. 118 xi. Marie YATES was born 1917. 119 xii. Lulu YATES was born 1919. 76. Thomas H. YATES (Nancy Ellen KIGER 39) was born 1878. He married Carrie ROSE about 1899. Carrie was born 1880. Thomas H. YATES and Carrie ROSE had the following family: 120 i. Mabel YATES was born 1900. ii. Neva YATES was born 1901. She married Ober RILEY. Ober was born 1901. iii. Clarence F. YATES was born 1903. He married Maude A. GARDINER. Maude was born 1907. iv. Trois YATES was born 1904. She married Myron HUFF. Myron was born 1903. v. Kenneth YATES was born 1906. He married May MYERS. vi. Thomas YATES was born 1912. He married Mary IRELAND. Mary was born 1912. vii. Fordyce YATES was born 1915. 121 viii. Reva YATES was born 1917. 77. Dwight Rezin YATES (Nancy Ellen KIGER 39) was born 1881. He married Mabel SLOSSER about 1906. Mabel was born 1880. Dwight Rezin YATES and Mabel SLOSSER had the following family: 122 i. Eleanore I. YATES was born 1907. 123 ii. Robert D. YATES was born 1909. iii. Dwight William YATES, Jr. was born 1911. 124 iv. Margaret YATES was born 1913. 125 v. Maynard YATES was born 1916. 78. Harry HARLEY (Annie C. KIGER 40) was born 1888. He married Ethel TWINING about 1910. Ethel

--336-- was born 1889. Harry HARLEY and Ethel TWINING had the following family: 126 i. Robert HARLEY was born 1911. 79. J. Arthur HARLEY (Annie C. KIGER 40) was born 1894. He married Helen EARNHART about 1917. Helen was born 1894. J. Arthur HARLEY and Helen EARNHART had the following family: i. Winiffred HARLEY was born 1920. ii. Theodore H. HARLEY was born 1921. iii. Joan HARLEY was born 1923. 80. Ida Mae FAYLOR (John A. 42) was born in Strawn, KS April 14, 1892. She married Cecil Starkey THURSTON about 1909. Cecil was born in Wood Co., OH 1 Apr 1888. Ida Mae FAYLOR and Cecil Starkey THURSTON had the following family: i. Hazel Mae THURSTON was born in Kiefer, OK January 10, 1910. ii. Helen Mercedes THURSTON was born in Kiefer, OK June 15, 1913. iii. Daniel Webster THURSTON was born in Weiser, OK February 14, 1915. iv. John Romania THURSTON was born in Wofessner, OK December 19, 1918. v. Elizabeth “Betty” THURSTON was born 1926. She married William (Bill) HOLLER about 1947. William was born about 1925. 81. Leigh KELLY (Harry Ellsworth 46) was born May 15, 1887. He married Fay ALEXANDER about 1908. Fay was born in Cherokee Nation, OK May 1, 1888. Leigh KELLY and Fay ALEXANDER had the following family: i. Gordon KELLY was born 1909. 127 ii. Elizabeth Duncan KELLY was born 1910. iii. Alexander KELLY was born 1916. He married Cleone JAMES. Cleone was born 1909. 82. Kelly M. HOLLAND (Herma T. KELLY 47) was born 1903. He married Marjorie CARLIN about 1928. Marjorie was born 1908. Kelly M. HOLLAND and Marjorie CARLIN had the following family: i. Kelly Duane HOLLAND was born 1930. He married Genette ROLAN. Genette was born 1930. 83. Paul K. HOLLAND (Herma T. KELLY 47) was born 1906. He married twice. He married Mildred DAUGHERTY about 1927. He married Kathryn KOONS about 1933. Kathryn was born 1913. Paul K. HOLLAND and Mildred DAUGHERTY had the following family: i. Robert Walter HOLLAND was born 1928. Paul K. HOLLAND and Kathryn KOONS had the following family: ii. Patricia Kay HOLLAND was born 1934. 84. Herma D. PALMER (Artie KELLY 48) was born 1899. She married Allen B. JONES about 1921. Allen was born 1897. Herma D. PALMER and Allen B. JONES had the following family: i. Harrison M. JONES was born 1923. ii. Agnes M. JONES was born 1924. iii. Evelyn K. JONES was born about 1930. 85. Phillip PALMER (Artie KELLY 48) was born 1905. He married Eleanor BLUNT about 1934. Eleanor was born 1904. Phillip PALMER and Eleanor BLUNT had the following family: i. Phillip PALMER was born 1936. ii. Roberta PALMER was born 1939. 86. Mary E. PALMER (Artie KELLY 48) was born 1914. She married Peter PEZZATI about 1942. Peter was born 1902. Mary E. PALMER and Peter PEZZATI had the following family: i. Pamela PEZZATI was born 1944. 87. Caroline E. ARMOUR (Fannie KELLY 49) was born 1907. She married Arthur HOWARD about 1939. Arthur was born 1906. Caroline E. ARMOUR and Arthur HOWARD had the following family: i. Charles F. HOWARD was born 1941. 88. Dorothy SHAWHAN (Rezin Lorenzo 50) was born November 25, 1917. Dorothy died November 21, 1977 in Winnetka, IL, at 59 years of age. She married Richard Edwards CRAGG about 1944. Richard was born May 8,

--337-- 1917. Richard was a retired former engineer with Teletype Corp. in Skokie, IL. The “Edwards” part of his name is an ancestral carryover from the Edwards who started Princeton Univ. in NJ. Dorothy was a redhead, the only child of Rezin Lorenzo Shawhan, a son of Frederick K. Shawhan, the Civil War veteran. The story she received from her father was that Frederick was captured and sent to Libby Prison where he fashioned a letter opener out of bone with the inscription “Libby Prison”. Dorothy had this in her possession together with a sword that supposedly belonged to Capt. Shawhan. A graduate of the Univ. of Chicago, with an M.A. in Music, Dorothy is remembered as a talented musician, playing several instruments, including the horn and flute. Richard also was a musician as were the children. Dorothy SHAWHAN and Richard Edwards CRAGG had the following family: i. Laurie CRAGG was born about 1945. ii. Larry CRAGG was born about 1948. iii. Jonathan Edwards CRAGG was born in Wilmette, IL March 1957. iv. Robin CRAGG was born in Wilmette, IL March 1957. 89. Norman Herbert TOWNE (Ellen Jeffries SHAWHAN 51)23 was born in Portland, OR March 18, 1910. Norman died June 14, 1988 in Forks, Callum Co., WA, at 78 years of age. He married Helen Leola WATSON in Eugene, OR, June 19, 1934. Helen was born in Sweethome, OR about 1912. Helen is the daughter of James WATSON and Anna KIZER. After Norman’s death, Helen elected to leave their Yuma, AZ home and relocate to Oregon, near her daughter, Ardell. There she has enjoyed her children and grandchildren, and occasional trips to the beautiful scenic areas in Oregon with her Senior Center friends. Norman was a character, to say the least. He authored a 30+ page booklet, titled “Life Was Never Boring”, recapping his life and family. As a youngster he was involved in various acts of mischief— e.g. Halloween pranks, skipping school to see his first airplane in 1917, throwing a dead skunk into the school fan, (school was out for five days), etc. His Dad was a railroad man but Norman didn’t want anything to do with that career, so he tried a myriad of jobs including working in vaudeville as a tap dancer and comic. When he and Helen got married it was in the middle of the Depression and they had no money, so they took off from Oregon to California to become “fruit tramps” — migrant farm workers. Eventually he worked in the entertainment field, dispatched trains, opened a restaurant, grew strawber- ries, served as an auctioneer, sold Stanley tools, and finally was a mail room manager at the U. of Oregon. Helen also worked at the University, first in the Speech Dept. then in Govt. Research. Eventually they retired to Yuma, Arizona and became pottery sellers — Norm also was a guide in Death Valley for a while. Norman Herbert TOWNE and Helen Leola WATSON had the following family: 128 i. Gerald Norman TOWNE was born June 16, 1936. 129 ii. Lorna Jeffreys TOWNE was born February 14, 1939. 130 iii. Ardell Anna TOWNE was born June 6, 1946. 131 iv. Teresa Helen TOWNE was born August 06, 1948. 90. Courtney Leroy TOWNE (Ellen Jeffries SHAWHAN 51) was born in Portland, OR May 27, 1912. Courtney died September 4, 1965 in Reno, NV, at 53 years of age. He married Sybil CORNUTT in Eugene, OR, 1934. Sybil was born about 1912. Courtney Leroy TOWNE and Sybil CORNUTT had the following family: 132 i. Roger Douglas TOWNE was born May 29, 1947. 133 ii. Lawrence Alan TOWNE was born August 30, 1950. 91. Frank Hunter SHAWHAN (Benjamin Harrison “Harry” 52) was born in Memphis, TN December 5, 1926. He married Peggy TRAIL in Memphis, TN, January 20, 1956. Peggy was born in Memphis, TN September 15, 1929. Frank Hunter SHAWHAN and Peggy TRAIL had the following family: i. Margaret SHAWHAN was born in Memphis, TN November 2, 1958. ii. Carol SHAWHAN was born in Memphis, TN November 11, 1960. 92. Benjamin Harrison SHAWHAN JR. (Benjamin Harrison “Harry” 52)24 was born in Memphis, TN January 17, 1930. He married Diana Claire BROWN in Memphis, TN, about 1958. Diana was born in Memphis, TN October 29, 1934. Diana is the daughter of BROWN and Ruth BERRYHILL. Diana’s mother died when Diana was only twelve years old, and she was raised by her Aunt Estelle Berryhill. Diana leads the family’s Christmas customs, includ- ing the iced fruit cake, the plum pudding, and the egg nog after the Midnight Christmas Eve Service. Prior to entering the seminary, Ben worked several years at Kentucky Bell Tel. & Tel. Co., and at USF&G Insurance Co., interrupted by two years in the Army during the Korean War. But he was drawn to become an Episcopal priest as a result of the influence he had received from his parents and the Rector at St. John’s Church in Memphis. After seven years of ministry in Tennessee, the Rev. Benjamin H. Shawhan, Jr. accepted positions as an Episcopalian Priest in various Texas cities, including Navasota and Houston. His ministries have involved college and hospital chaplains, rectors, headmasters, and as a part-time prison chaplain. Like his father, Ben enjoys writing short stories, especially for

--338-- children. Benjamin Harrison SHAWHAN Jr. and Diana Claire BROWN had the following family: i. Chris SHAWHAN was born about 1960. ii. Stephen Frederick SHAWHAN was born about 1961. iii. Ruth Claire SHAWHAN was born about 1963. She married (Unknown) BLANTON about 1984. Sixth Generation

93. Edwin Evans WELSH (Judd 53) was born in Dayton, Montgomery Co., OH May 31, 1924. He married Margaret Mary NIDEROST in Carson City, Ormsby Co., NV, 1950. Margaret was born in Ukiah, CA about 1928. Edwin Evans WELSH and Margaret Mary NIDEROST had the following family: i. Patrick WELSH was born 1946. 134 ii. Starr Raeleen WELSH was born October 22, 1948. iii. Eddie E. WELSH was born 1950. 94. Zilpha Edith BAKER (Amanda NEVINS 54) birth date unknown. She married Roy JARRARD. Zilpha Edith BAKER and Roy JARRARD had the following family: i. Jarrell JARRARD. He married SHARON. 95. Myrtle Irene SHAWN (Frederick Homer 55) was born in Naylor, MO July 21, 1932. She married Lee Roy David SMITH in AR, June 30, 1951. Lee was born in Poplar Bluff, MO April 10, 1931. Lee is the son of Johnny SMITH and Annabelle ABRAMS. Myrtle Irene SHAWN and Lee Roy David SMITH had the following family: i. David Lee SMITH was born in Poplar Bluff, MO August 20, 1952. ii. Ernie Wayne SMITH was born in Corona, Orange Co., CA December 14, 1953. 135 iii. Leanna May SMITH was born January 8, 1959. 96. Rodney Laverne (Bud) SHAWN (Arthur Milford 57)25 was born in Saratoga, Hardin Co., TX August 12, 1915. Rodney died November 18, 1975 in San Angelo, TX, at 60 years of age. He married Mildred Irene POSEY in Miles, TX, May 9, 1935. Mildred was born in Chicago, IL February 24, 1918. Mildred was the daughter of Luther POSEY and Alice MCCALL. Mildred died September 4, 1990 in San Angelo, TX, at 72 years of age. Rodney served in the US Cavalry, at Ft. Clark, TX from 1932-1934; he subsequently entered the US Navy in 1944, trained at San Diego and San Pedro, CA, and served, as a Seaman 1st Class, aboard patrol craft in the Pacific, off of Okinawa, etc. After the War he became a supply supervisor at Goodfellow Air Force Base for 30 years. Rodney Laverne (Bud) SHAWN and Mildred Irene POSEY had the following family: 136 i. Virginia Lee SHAWN was born November 26, 1936. ii. Rodney Arthur SHAWN was born in San Angelo, TX June 28, 1943. Rodney died June 23, 1991 in Falls Church, VA, at 47 years of age. He married Brenda Sharon RINICA about 1971. Brenda was born in Baltimore, MD February 6, 1950. Rodney served a career in the US Navy, including aboard the USS Newport News off of Haiphong Harbor during the Viet- nam War. 137 iii. Candance Laverne SHAWN was born February 15, 1953. 97. Weldon BROOKS (Grace HOYT 58) was born in Fostoria, OH September 22, 1918. She married Clarence Richard FRUTH in Fostoria, OH, June 28, 1943. Clarence was born in Fostoria, OH July 8, 1918. Clarence died April 23, 1977 in Fostoria, OH, at 58 years of age. “C. R.” served during WWII as a Captain specializing in chemical warfare, including duty in England under Gen. Eisenhower. After the War he returned to his family in Fostoria and opened his own Accounting Firm — he was a CPA. Weldon BROOKS and Clarence Richard FRUTH had the following family: 138 i. Margaret FRUTH was born May 19, 1946. 139 ii. Nancy FRUTH was born February 10, 1949. 98. Fern Elizabeth SHAWHAN (Thomas Merle 60) was born in Kansas City, KS July 22, 1924. She married Edward H. OSTBERG in Lake Mills, IA, June 18, 1949. Edward was born in Minneapolis, MN March 10, 1922. Edward is the son of Carl OSTBERG and Beatrice HEMINGWAY. Ed served in the US Navy during WWII, receiv- ing his boot camp training at Great Lakes, Illinois. He was trained in gunnery fire control, basically in Plotting Room duties. He was sent to Seattle as a member of the commissioning crew for the destroyer USS Hailey, DD 556, on which he served throughout the Pacific Theater of operations — primarily on the control of 5" guns; battles included the islands of Kwajalein, Bougainville, the Shortlands, Guam, and Saipan. He particularly recalls the Guam campaign as his ship received information from an American Naval seaman who had managed to hide from the Japanese for the four

--339-- years they occupied the island; he was able to signal the American ships and advise them of where the Japs had gun emplacements, spotting towers, etc. In civilian life, Ed has worked as an Electrical Engineer for the UNISYS Corp. in Minneapolis, much of it engaged in defense work involving the US Navy. He is also actively involved in such volun- teer work as Meals on Wheels and helping the disabled with transportation. Fern spent most of her early years growing up in Iowa, graduating from Iowa State at Ames, IA, with a degree in Dietetics. In between having children, she has managed to work as a Dietitian in hospitals, colleges, and similar opportunities. Also an active volunteer, like her husband, Fern works with Meals on Wheels, the homeless, and seniors who require transportation. She is also an active camper and hiker, recently going down the Appalachian Trail. Fern Elizabeth SHAWHAN and Edward H. OSTBERG had the following family: i. Christopher OSTBERG was born in St. Paul, MN March 21, 1951. Christopher died May 16, 1959 at 8 years of age. 140 ii. Todd Shawhan OSTBERG was born August 20, 1953. 141 iii. Timothy David OSTBERG was born October 11, 1955. iv. Anne Margaret OSTBERG was born in Minneapolis, MN December 13, 1960. Ann is a trained journalist, working for the US Govt. at the Corp. for National Service, in Washington, D.C.. True to the family tradition, she is a hiker and a volunteer, for Meals on Wheels and working with AIDS-infected citizens. v. Mary Elizabeth OSTBERG was born in St. Paul, MN February 19, 1965. Mary has directed Appalachia Habitat for Humanity in Robbins, TN; she hosted the Jimmy Carter building blitz in June of 1997 when 500 people built ten houses in one week. She is likewise a hiker and lover of the outdoors. 99. Clarice SHAWHAN (Thomas Merle 60) was born December 11, 1927. She married Robert W. DAY about 1948. Robert was born about 1925. Clarice SHAWHAN and Robert W. DAY had the following family: 142 i. Thomas Robert DAY was born 1949. 143 ii. Daniel John DAY was born 1954. 144 iii. Elizabeth “Beth” Shawhan DAY was born 1960. 100. Mary Ellen SHAUGHAN (Thomas Merle SHAWHAN 60) was born May 1939. She married Peter KNIGHT. Mary is a Legal Assistant and Writer. Mary Ellen SHAUGHAN and Peter KNIGHT had the following family: i. Peter KNIGHT , JR. was born 1963. Peter died 1993 at 30 years of age. 145 ii. Karen KNIGHT was born 1965. iii. Andrew KNIGHT was born 1965. Occupation: Minister. iv. Maurine KNIGHT was born 1965. v. Kelley KNIGHT was born 1969. Occupation: Social Worker. 101. James HAGOOD , JR. (Bernice Lucille SHAWHAN 61) birth date unknown. He married Claire UN- KNOWN. James is an Engineer with G.E. James HAGOOD, Jr. and Claire UNKNOWN had the following family: i. James HAGOOD III. ii. William HAGOOD. 102. Carol FRAZIER (Georgia Lunette SHAWHAN 63) birth date unknown. She married Larry WILLIAMS. Carol FRAZIER and Larry WILLIAMS had the following family: i. Dana WILLIAMS. ii. John WILLIAMS. 103. Russell SHAWHAN , JR. (Russell 65) was born about 1926. He married UNKNOWN. Russell SHAWHAN, Jr. and UNKNOWN had the following family: i. Nancy SHAWHAN. ii. Joyce SHAWHAN. 104. Robert Wells KELLY (Ralph Lambright 72) was born 1915. He married Margaret STAHL. Margaret was born 1917. Robert Wells KELLY and Margaret STAHL had the following family: 146 i. Patricia Ann KELLY was born 1941. 147 ii. Bonnie Jean KELLY was born 1945. 105. Wanda PELTON (Golda Klondike KELLY 73) was born 1915. She married twice. She married Herman Ansel DENNIS about 1935. Herman was born 1914. She married Charles CRAMER about 1940. Charles was born 1914.

--340-- Wanda PELTON and Charles CRAMER had the following family: 148 i. Linda Lou CRAMER was born 1942. 149 ii. Lois Ann CRAMER was born 1944. iii. Larry Charles CRAMER was born 1947. 106. Paul Henry PELTON (Golda Klondike KELLY 73) was born 1918. He married Esther Mae EARL about 1936. Esther was born 1913. Paul Henry PELTON and Esther Mae EARL had the following family: i. Daniel Wade PELTON was born 1937. He married Nancy WARREN. ii. Paul Bryan PELTON was born 1940. He married Barbara LORD. iii. James Lee PELTON was born 1942. He married Patricia HUSICK. 150 iv. Douglas Arthur PELTON was born 1948. 107. Mildred “Millie” Josephine PELTON (Golda Klondike KELLY 73) was born in Perry Twp., Wood Co., OH June 11, 1920. Mildred died August 21, 1994 in Findlay, OH, at 74 years of age. She married James Larence ROWLES Jr. in Wood Co., OH, October 10, 1942. James was born in Fostoria, Seneca Co., OH May 21, 1921. James is the son of James ROWLES and Laura KNIPFER. “Millie” was an active family history researcher, ever willing to share and exchange information. She was a member of the United Methodist Church and was past president of Altrusa International of Fostoria, Ohio. A graduate of the Ohio School of Banking, she retired from Society Bank in Fostoria. On the side, she served as a volunteer tutor in Fostoria’s Literacy Program. Mildred “Millie” Josephine PELTON and James Larence ROWLES Jr. had the following family: 151 i. David Michael ROWLES was born August 08, 1947. 108. John Allan PELTON (Golda Klondike KELLY 73) was born in Wood Co., Perry Twp., OH 1925. He married Edith KERSCHNER about 1947. Edith was born 1918. John Allan PELTON and Edith KERSCHNER had the following family: i. Constance Lynn PELTON was born 1948. She married Robert IRWIN. 152 ii. Ian Kent PELTON was born 1953. 109. Sarah Lenore BRUBAKER (Lottie May KELLY 74) was born 1926. She married Raymond D. BAER about 1944. Raymond was born 1929. Sarah Lenore BRUBAKER and Raymond D. BAER had the following family: i. John Gene BAER was born 1945. 110. Albert YATES (Josiah C. 75) was born 1896. He married Emma WILLETT. Emma was born 1898. Albert YATES and Emma WILLETT had the following family: 153 i. Ruth YATES was born 1915. 154 ii. Darrell YATES was born 1917. iii. Bernice YATES was born 1919. 155 iv. Paul YATES was born 1921. 156 v. Doris YATES was born 1924. 157 vi. Raymond YATES was born 1927. 158 vii. Maxwell YATES was born 1930. 111. Florence YATES (Josiah C. 75) was born 1898. She married Wade ILER about 1916. Wade was born 1896. Florence YATES and Wade ILER had the following family: 159 i. Leila ILER was born 1917. 160 ii. Everett ILER was born 1920. 161 iii. James Robert ILER was born 1922. 162 iv. Clara Elizabeth ILER was born 1928. 163 v. Joan Sharlene ILER was born 1932. 112. Helen YATES (Josiah C. 75) was born 1901. She married Roy BURDICK about 1921. Roy was born 1901. Helen YATES and Roy BURDICK had the following family: i. Frederick BURDICK was born 1922. 164 ii. Betty Jean BURDICK was born 1929. 113. Roxie YATES (Josiah C. 75) was born 1903. She married George OSTERHOLT about 1922. George was born 1900. Roxie YATES and George OSTERHOLT had the following family: 165 i. Roxie Louise OSTERHOLT was born 1924.

--341-- 114. Laura YATES (Josiah C. 75) was born 1904. She married Merle KLOTZ about 1927. Merle was born 1900. Laura YATES and Merle KLOTZ had the following family: 166 i. Ronald KLOTZ was born 1930. 167 ii. Shirley KLOTZ was born 1936. 168 iii. Carolyn KLOTZ was born 1941. 115. Mildred YATES (Josiah C. 75) was born 1906. She married Milo CARTER about 1926. Milo was born 1907. Mildred YATES and Milo CARTER had the following family: 169 i. Ralph CARTER was born 1927. 170 ii. Colleen CARTER was born 1931. 116. Fred YATES (Josiah C. 75) was born 1911. He married Estelle LILLIQUIST about 1945. Estelle was born 1907. Fred YATES and Estelle LILLIQUIST had the following family: 171 i. Gretchen YATES was born 1947. 117. Herbert YATES (Josiah C. 75) was born 1914. He married Luluvene WHITMAN about 1932. Luluvene was born 1913. Herbert YATES and Luluvene WHITMAN had the following family: i. Chester YATES was born 1933. He married Marilyn HOCKER. Marilyn was born 1938. 172 ii. Larry YATES was born 1938. 173 iii. Patricia S. YATES was born 1940. 118. Marie YATES (Josiah C. 75) was born 1917. She married Milo CONNELL about 1934. Milo was born 1911. Marie YATES and Milo CONNELL had the following family: 174 i. Lois Marie CONNELL was born 1936. 175 ii. William CONNELL was born 1937. 176 iii. Donna Neree CONNELL was born 1938. 177 iv. Virginia Ann CONNELL was born 1947. 178 v. Mary Louise CONNELL was born 1951. 119. Lulu YATES (Josiah C. 75) was born 1919. She married Wilbert SHANK about 1942. Wilbert was born 1919. Lulu YATES and Wilbert SHANK had the following family: 179 i. Judith SHANK was born 1944. 180 ii. Barbara SHANK was born 1945. 181 iii. Marsha SHANK was born 1950. 120. Mabel YATES (Thomas H. 76) was born 1900. She married Milo TYSON about 1920. Milo was born 1897. Mabel YATES and Milo TYSON had the following family: 182 i. Wanda TYSON was born 1921. 183 ii. Norman TYSON was born 1924. 184 iii. Lowell TYSON was born 1933. 121. Reva YATES (Thomas H. 76) was born 1917. She married Dale HELMS about 1933. Dale was born 1 Reva YATES and Dale HELMS had the following family: 185 i. Dale Leroy HELMS was born 1934. 122. Eleanore I. YATES (Dwight Rezin 77) was born 1907. She married Everitt GULDEN about 1931. Everitt was born 1903. Eleanore I. YATES and Everitt GULDEN had the following family: 186 i. Elaine GULDEN was born 1933. 187 ii. Daniel V. GULDEN was born 1936. iii. Linda GULDEN was born 1950. 123. Robert D. YATES (Dwight Rezin 77) was born 1909. He married Fern DUGGAN. Fern was born 1900. Robert D. YATES and Fern DUGGAN had the following family: i. Sharon Ann YATES was born 1941. 124. Margaret YATES (Dwight Rezin 77) was born 1913. She married Justus TOMSEN about 1936. Justus was born 1907. Margaret YATES and Justus TOMSEN had the following family:

--342-- 188 i. James J. TOMSEN was born 1938. ii. Jon Dwight TOMSEN was born 1939. 189 iii. Peter TOMSEN was born 1940. 190 iv. Timothy TOMSEN was born 1942. v. Michael TOMSEN was born 1946. vi. Margot TOMSEN was born 1948. 125. Maynard YATES (Dwight Rezin 77) was born 1916. He married Helen KRAMEK about 1934. Helen was born 1917. Maynard YATES and Helen KRAMEK had the following family: 191 i. Charles D. YATES was born 1936. ii. Carol YATES was born 1940. She married Hans MARQUARDT. Hans was born 1938. 126. Robert HARLEY (Harry 78) was born 1911. He married twice. He married Jean BASH about 1936. Jean was born 1917. He married Gloria YOUNGBORN about 1946. Gloria YOUNGBORN was born 1922. Robert HARLEY and Jean BASH had the following family: i. Kristin Ann HARLEY was born 1937. 127. Elizabeth Duncan KELLY (Leigh 81) was born 1910. She married William Henry WEEKS about 1937. Elizabeth Duncan KELLY and William Henry WEEKS had the following family: i. Valerie WEEKS was born 1939. ii. William Hazeltine WEEKS was born 1941. 128. Gerald Norman TOWNE (Norman Herbert 89) was born in Klamath Falls, OR June 16, 1936. He married Marlene HILDEBRAND in Junction City, OR, September 30, 1955. Marlene was born about 1937. Gerald gradu- ated from high school in 1954 and joined the Army, serving at Ft. Ord and in Korea. Upon his discharge he attended the Univ. of Oregon for one year, then graded veneer in plywood plants for three years. He worked for Boeing briefly before joining the Bremerton Shipyard in 1961, where he specialized in electronics; he retired in 1991. He and his wife, Marlene, are active members of the Baptist Church. Gerald Norman TOWNE and Marlene HILDEBRAND had the following family: 192 i. Forrest Gregory TOWNE was born November 13, 1957. 193 ii. Lydia Geri TOWNE was born February 20, 1959. 194 iii. Tony Clinton TOWNE was born April 12, 1960. 195 iv. Lisa Delphene TOWNE was born April 25, 1961. 196 v. Anita Louise TOWNE was born December 2, 1963. vi. Loren Niel TOWNE was born in Bremerton, WA May 21, 1966. He married Suann LACOMBE in AR, May 23, 1988. Suann was born about 1967. 197 vii. Dion Darle TOWNE was born February 15, 1970. 129. Lorna Jeffreys TOWNE (Norman Herbert 89) was born in Eugene, OR February 14, 1939. She married John William EVANS in Eugene, OR, July 1, 1958. John was born about 1939. Lorna recalls the many happy times she spent with her parents and siblings including attending a two-room school, learning to tap dance, playing canasta with her grandmother, milking cows, churning butter, and playing Run Sheep Run. She married John Evans while he was in the service, seeing him off to Korea. John has worked at the U. of Oregon since his discharge and both have enjoyed their five acres near Jasper, OR where they raise steers and chickens. Lorna Jeffreys TOWNE and John William EVANS had the following family: 198 i. Linda Lee EVANS was born June 30, 1959. ii. Donna Elaine EVANS was born in Tacoma, WA January 6, 1961. She married Daniel Paul PERKINS in Springfield, OR, December 28, 1981. Daniel was born about 1960. 130. Ardell Anna TOWNE (Norman Herbert 89) was born in Eugene, OR June 6, 1946. She married Grady Washington FARRIS in Eugene, OR, March 7, 1964. Grady was born about 1945. Grady was a truck driver with an accident-free record. His wife Ardell used to go trucking with him. In 1980, she was accidently run over by another semi-driver while she was crossing a parking lot in Los Angeles. The doctors had very little hope that she would ever walk again, but she eventually managed to do so. Ardell remembers her Dad teaching her to play cribbage and enjoying the family candy making during holiday times; the family fishing and camping trips are also fondly recalled. She and her husband, Grady, are members of the Oregon Mormon Temple; typical of LDS members, Ardel is an enthusiastic genealogist and has been most helpful in detailing the Towne ancestry. They are also very active travelers, seeing the country in their mobile home. Ardell Anna TOWNE and Grady Washington FARRIS had the following family: 199 i. Larry Dean FARRIS was born September 29, 1964.

--343-- 131. Teresa Helen TOWNE (Norman Herbert 89) was born in Eugene, OR August 06, 1948. She married Ramon Dwight ORTLOFF in Eugene, OR, June 30, 1966. Ramon was born about 1948. Teresa remembers 1954 when the family purchased an electric washer and dryer instead of taking all day Saturday to do the wash on a wringer washer. She also recalls the games taught her and the neighborhood kids by her father — “Kick the Can”, “Ante, Ante Over”, “Monkey Up the Lamppost”, and “Run Sheep Run”. Her beloved horses are still memorable also; one of her favorites was Chico, a Pinto quarter horse. Ramon, her husband, is in the freight business, while Teresa has been a special education teaching assistant at Thurston High School. For a while they also raised rabbits for their meat and their pelts. Teresa Helen TOWNE and Ramon Dwight ORTLOFF had the following family: 200 i. Brenda Renea ORTLOFF was born January 19, 1968. 201 ii. Vaughn Ray ORTLOFF was born April 21, 1970. 132. Roger Douglas TOWNE (Courtney Leroy 90) was born in Eugene, OR May 29, 1947. He married Kathleen Mary SMITH in Eugene, OR, July 27, 1968. Kathleen was born about 1948. Roger Douglas TOWNE and Kathleen Mary SMITH had the following family: i. Kristin Lynn TOWNE was born in Eugene, OR May 14, 1971. ii. Kevin Courtney TOWNE was born in Corvallis, OR December 2, 1975. 133. Lawrence Alan TOWNE (Courtney Leroy 90) was born in Eugene, OR August 30, 1950. He married twice. He married Cynthia Kay ROBERGE in CA, September 11, 1971. Cynthia was born about 1951. He married Loretta DOWNEY in Arroyo Grande, CA, April 29, 1977. Loretta was born about 1956. Lawrence Alan TOWNE and Cynthia Kay ROBERGE had the following family: i. Sheila Marie TOWNE was born in Eugene, OR March 26, 1977. Lawrence Alan TOWNE and Loretta DOWNEY had the following family: ii. Matthew David TOWNE was born in CA August 20, 1979. iii. Michael Courtney TOWNE was born in CA December 1985. Seventh Generation

134. Starr Raeleen WELSH (Edwin Evans 93) was born in Ukiah, CA October 22, 1948. She married Brent Wayne OSSMAN in Stockton, CA, April 11, 1970. Brent was born in Ogden, UT November 11, 1946. Brent is the son of George OSSMAN and Nell WEEKS. Starr Raeleen WELSH and Brent Wayne OSSMAN had the following family: i. Pam OSSMAN was born 1972. She married Joshua LUDGATE in Dumpfries, VA, Novem- ber 1997. 202 ii. Kevin OSSMAN was born 1975. iii. Mark OSSMAN was born 1977. 135. Leanna May SMITH (Myrtle Irene SHAWN 95) was born in Geneva, Kane Co., IL January 8, 1959. She married Richard Rex JARVIS in Mesa, Maricopa Co., AZ, February 4, 1978. Richard was born in Williams AFB, Chandler, AZ July 22, 1956. Leanna has been very helpful in developing the descendant line of George M. Shawn and his wife, Mary Philimea Vineyard. Leanna May SMITH and Richard Rex JARVIS had the following family: i. Heather Erin JARVIS was born in Mesa, Maricopa Co., AZ October 14, 1980. ii. Heidi Neicia JARVIS was born in Heidelberg, west Germany September 11, 1982. iii. Daniel Richard Lee JARVIS was born in Ft. Campbell, KY March 11, 1986. 136. Virginia Lee SHAWN (Rodney Laverne (Bud) 96) was born in San Angelo, TX November 26, 1936. She married David Hugh MARSHALL in San Angelo, TX, January 24, 1958. David was born in Brady, TX January 21, 1932. During the Korean War David served as an Electrician’s Mate aboard the USS Los Angeles, a heavy cruiser, and the USS Boyd, a destroyer. After the War he joined Shell Oil Co. in Houston, TX. Virginia has been of tremendous help in developing the lineage of William Shawhan, down thru the many descendants of his who have settled in Texas. She’s been a determined researcher of library, newspaper, probate, National Archive, etc. files as she traced her ancestry from Ohio to Illinois to Texas. She’s a “free enterprise, capitalist, conservative, Republican, hooked on genealogy”, who enjoys history and maintaining her antique bottle collection. Virginia Lee SHAWN and David Hugh MARSHALL had the following family: 203 i. Lisa Shawn MARSHALL was born March 28, 1959. ii. Lori Elizabeth MARSHALL was born in Midland, TX March 15, 1961. iii. David Vaughan MARSHALL was born in Midland, TX May 1, 1962. 137. Candance Laverne SHAWN (Rodney Laverne (Bud) 96) was born in San Angelo, TX February 15, 1953.

--344-- She married William DEMENT about 1974. William was born about 1950. Candance Laverne SHAWN and William DEMENT had the following family: i. Kelly Shawn DEMENT was born about 1977. ii. John Rodney DEMENT was born about 1980. 138. Margaret FRUTH (Weldon BROOKS 97) was born in Fostoria, OH May 19, 1946. She married Roger BURNS in Fostoria, OH, 1967. Roger was born about 1945. Margaret FRUTH and Roger BURNS had the following family: i. Melissa BURNS. ii. Scott BURNS. iii. Paige BURNS. 139. Nancy FRUTH (Weldon BROOKS 97) was born in Fostoria, OH February 10, 1949. She married twice. She married Thomas P. BARTH in Fostoria, OH, July 24, 1971. She married Edwin ALFORD in Adelphi, MD, February 23, 1980. Nancy FRUTH and Thomas P. BARTH had the following family: i. Brett T. BARTH was born in Fremont, OH January 9, 1976. Nancy FRUTH and Edwin ALFORD had the following family: ii. Todd R. ALFORD was born in Buffalo, NY November 3, 1981. 140. Todd Shawhan OSTBERG (Fern Elizabeth SHAWHAN 98) was born in Minneapolis, MN August 20, 1953. He married Deborah DEGE 1978. Todd is in food sales with the Sysco Company in Minneapolis, MN. Todd Shawhan OSTBERG and Deborah DEGE had the following family: i. Kristin OSTBERG was born June 12, 1985. ii. Alexander Thomas OSTBERG was born November 2, 1989. 141. Timothy David OSTBERG (Fern Elizabeth SHAWHAN 98) was born in Minneapolis, MN October 11, 1955. He married twice. He married Janet GLAZE \b0 1980. He married Renee FRITON 1996. Tim is an accountant with GE Capital in Minneapolis. After his 2nd marriage, to Renee, he adopted her daughter, RaeNelle, from a previous marriage. Timothy David OSTBERG and Janet GLAZE had the following family: i. Bretanne OSTBERG was born April 23, 1987. Timothy David OSTBERG and Renee FRITON had the following family: ii. RaeNelle OSTBERG was born November 11, 1991. 142. Thomas Robert DAY (Clarice SHAWHAN 99) was born 1949. Occupation: Social Worker. He married Georgana FELLIS. Thomas Robert DAY and Georgana FELLIS had the following family: i. Jennifer Lynn DAY was born 1979. ii. Peter Whitcomb DAY was born 1984. 143. Daniel John DAY (Clarice SHAWHAN 99) was born 1954. Occupation: Postal Service.He married Claudia MAY. Daniel John DAY and Claudia MAY had the following family: i. Matthew DAY was born 1993. ii. Benjamin DAY was born 1993. 144. Elizabeth “Beth” Shawhan DAY (Clarice SHAWHAN 99) was born 1960. Occupation: Graduate MedicalWorker. She married Robert Sydney SCHARRER. Robert was born about 1959. Elizabeth “Beth” Shawhan DAY and Robert Sydney SCHARRER had the following family: i. Christopher Childress SCHARRER was born 1990. ii. Patrick Riter SCHARRER was born 1994. 145. Karen KNIGHT (Mary Ellen SHAUGHAN 100) was born 1965. Occupation: Social Worker. She married Randy MASSEY. Karen KNIGHT and Randy MASSEY had the following family: i. Shannon Marie MASSEY was born 1989. ii. Bryan MASSEY was born 1991. 146. Patricia Ann KELLY (Robert Wells 104) was born 1941. She married Raymond MYERS about 1959. Raymond was born 1939. Patricia Ann KELLY and Raymond MYERS had the following family: i. Brenda Ray MYERS was born 1960. ii. Rebecca Ann MYERS was born 1962. iii. Kelly Colleen MYERS was born 1965.

--345-- iv. Debra Diane MYERS was born 1966. v. Tricia Sue MYERS was born 1970. vi. Melinda Jo MYERS was born 1973. 147. Bonnie Jean KELLY (Robert Wells 104) was born 1945. She married Michael Charles HAGUE about 1966. Michael was born 1944. Bonnie Jean KELLY and Michael Charles HAGUE had the following family: i. Michael Charles HAGUE , JR. was born 1968. ii. Kathleen Kelly HAGUE was born 1971. 148. Linda Lou CRAMER (Wanda PELTON 105) was born 1942. She married Alfred Rex HATHAWAY about 1967. Alfred was born 1938. Linda Lou CRAMER and Alfred Rex HATHAWAY had the following family: i. Sherrie Lynn HATHAWAY was born 1969. ii. Sandra Lou HATHAWAY was born 1975. iii. Susan Jane HATHAWAY was born 1979. 149. Lois Ann CRAMER (Wanda PELTON 105) was born 1944. She married D. HUNKER about 1972. D. was born 1944. Lois Ann CRAMER and D. HUNKER had the following family: i. Anthony Edward HUNKER was born 1973. 150. Douglas Arthur PELTON (Paul Henry 106) was born 1948. He married Sarah COOPER about 1970. Sarah was born 1947. Douglas Arthur PELTON and Sarah COOPER had the following family: i. Eric PELTON was born 1972. ii. Stewart T. PELTON was born 1975. 151. David Michael ROWLES (Mildred “Millie” Josephine PELTON 107) was born in Fostoria, OH August 08, 1947. He married Jacqueline Ann CARL in Fremont, OH, March 2, 1973. Jacqueline was born 1942. David Michael ROWLES and Jacqueline Ann CARL had the following family: i. Andrew James ROWLES was born 1983. 152. Ian Kent PELTON (John Allan 108) was born 1953. He married Coleen SCHWEIGER about 1976. Coleen was born 1951. Ian Kent PELTON and Coleen SCHWEIGER had the following family: i. Erin Elizabeth PELTON was born 1978. 153. Ruth YATES (Albert 110) was born 1915. She married Albert STEARNS about 1935. Albert was born 1913. Ruth YATES and Albert STEARNS had the following family: 204 i. Richard E. STEARNS was born 1936. 205 ii. James S. STEARNS was born 1938. 206 iii. Mary Lou STEARNS was born 1942. iv. Thomas D. STEARNS was born 1944. He married Nancy BAUGHMAN|. Nancy was born 1943. 207 v. Robert D. STEARNS was born 1946. 208 vi. Sharon K. STEARNS was born 1950. 209 vii. Vicki Jo STEARNS was born 1956. 154. Darrell YATES (Albert 110) was born 1917. He married Helen TORDA about 1940. Helen was born 1918. Darrell YATES and Helen TORDA had the following family: 210 i. Lloyd Russell YATES was born 1942. 211 ii. Barbara YATES was born 1948. 155. Paul YATES (Albert 110) was born 1921. He married Flora Mae BECK. Paul YATES and Flora Mae BECK had the following family: i. Jeanne YATES. ii. William YATES. 156. Doris YATES (Albert 110) was born 1924. She married Theron SHREFFLER about 1943. Theron was born 1919. Doris YATES and Theron SHREFFLER had the following family: 212 i. Sue Ann SHREFFLER was born 1945. 157. Raymond YATES (Albert 110) was born 1927. He married Elizabeth ELLSWORTH about 1950. Eliza-

--346-- beth was born 1929. Raymond YATES and Elizabeth ELLSWORTH had the following family: i. Timothy YATES was born 1952. 213 ii. Diane YATES was born 1954. 214 iii. Kathy Lynn YATES was born 1961. 158. Maxwell YATES (Albert 110) was born 1930. He married Mary SEIBERT about 1961. Mary was born 1941. Maxwell YATES and Mary SEIBERT had the following family: i. Rhonda Bernadette YATES was born 1962. She married Richard RYAN, Jr. Richard was born 1961. ii. Matthew James YATES was born 1965. 159. Leila ILER (Florence YATES 111) was born 1917. She married Herbert OBERLE about 1945. Herbert was born 1920. Leila ILER and Herbert OBERLE had the following family: 215 i. Herbert Wade OBERLE was born 1947. 216 ii. Robert Paul OBERLE was born 1953. 160. Everett ILER (Florence YATES 111) was born 1920. He married Shirley JENKYN about 1945. Shirley was born 1920. Everett ILER and Shirley JENKYN had the following family: i. Michael Ralph ILER was born about 1947. He married Frances FERGUSON. Frances was born 1950. 217 ii. Cynthia Susanne ILER was born 1950. 218 iii. Sheryl ILER was born 1951. 161. James Robert ILER (Florence YATES 111) was born 1922. He married Signa SMITH about 1944. Signa was born 1924. James Robert ILER and Signa SMITH had the following family: 219 i. Susan Gail ILER was born 1945. 220 ii. Sharon Lynn ILER was born 1948. iii. James Edgar ILER was born 1953. 162. Clara Elizabeth ILER (Florence YATES 111) was born 1928. She married Wayne BASINGER about 1947. Wayne was born 1923. Clara Elizabeth ILER and Wayne BASINGER had the following family: i. Bonnie Lou BASINGER was born 1948. 221 ii. John Edward BASINGER was born 1950. 222 iii. Thomas Wayne BASINGER was born 1954. 223 iv. Scott Eric BASINGER was born 1963. 163. Joan Sharlene ILER (Florence YATES 111) was born 1932. She married Norman Gene DULL about 1948. Norman was born 1930. Joan Sharlene ILER and Norman Gene DULL had the following family: 224 i. Duane Louis DULL was born 1949. 225 ii. Franklin Gene DULL was born 1951. 226 iii. Barbara Ann DULL was born 1952. 227 iv. Miles Clayton DULL was born 1964. 164. Betty Jean BURDICK (Helen YATES 112) was born 1929. She married Gerald F. LYNCH about 1952. Gerald was born 1930. Betty Jean BURDICK and Gerald F. LYNCH had the following family: 228 i. David E. LYNCH was born 1954. ii. Duane E. LYNCH was born 1958. iii. Denise K. LYNCH was born 1961. She married Douglas COLE. Douglas was born 1960. iv. Dennis E. LYNCH was born 1969. 165. Roxie Louise OSTERHOLT (Roxie YATES 113) was born 1924. She married Kenneth HEMMETER about 1946. Kenneth was born 1923. Roxie Louise OSTERHOLT and Kenneth HEMMETER had the following family: i. Jon Steven HEMMETER was born 1948. He married Patricia LENTZ. Patricia was born 1953. 229 ii. David Dana HEMMETER was born 1950.

--347-- iii. Richard Kent HEMMETER was born 1952. He married Betty MILLER. Betty was born 1940. 166. Ronald KLOTZ (Laura YATES 114) was born 1930. He married Mildred REDDIN about 1959. Mildred was born 1934. Ronald KLOTZ and Mildred REDDIN had the following family: i. Rhonda KLOTZ was born 1961. 230 ii. Jacqueline KLOTZ was born 1963. iii. Kenneth KLOTZ was born 1970. 167. Shirley KLOTZ (Laura YATES 114) was born 1936. She married Carl D. BICKEL about 1969. Carl was born 1936. Shirley KLOTZ and Carl D. BICKEL had the following family: i. Eric BICKEL was born 1970. ii. Chadwick BICKEL was born 1974. iii. Matthew BICKEL was born 1977. iv. Charissa BICKEL was born 1983. 168. Carolyn KLOTZ (Laura YATES 114) was born 1941. She married Jerry WENTZ about 1963. Jerry was born 1942. Carolyn KLOTZ and Jerry WENTZ had the following family: i. Bradley WENTZ was born 1965. ii. Brenda WENTZ was born 1970. 169. Ralph CARTER (Mildred YATES 115) was born 1927. He married twice. He married Dorothy BROWN about 1949. Dorothy was born about 1928. He married Kathleen COULSON about 1970. Kathleen was born 1941. Ralph CARTER and Dorothy BROWN had the following family: 231 i. Stephanie Ann CARTER was born 1950. ii. Jeffrey Andrew CARTER was born 1953. Ralph CARTER and Kathleen COULSON had the following family: iii. Lisa Evelyn CARTER was born 1971. 170. Colleen CARTER (Mildred YATES 115) was born 1931. She married Ward SMITH about 1946. Ward was born 1929. Colleen CARTER and Ward SMITH had the following family: 232 i. Kathleen Lois SMITH was born 1947. ii. Daniel Ward SMITH was born 1951. 233 iii. Robert William SMITH was born 1954. 171. Gretchen YATES (Fred 116) was born 1947. She married Terry MADICK about 1971. Terry was born 1945. Gretchen YATES and Terry MADICK had the following family: i. Mark Mitchell MADICK was born 1973. ii. Todd Edward MADICK was born 1975. iii. Christopher Ryan MADICK was born 1976. iv. Brian Alan MADICK was born 1979. 172. Larry YATES (Herbert 117) was born 1938. He married Sharri LOWE about 1961. Sharri was born 1943. Larry YATES and Sharri LOWE had the following family: i. Colette D. YATES was born 1962. ii. Daniel D. YATES was born 1963. 173. Patricia S. YATES (Herbert 117) was born 1940. She married Charles A. JOHNSON| about 1957. Charles was born 1937. Patricia S. YATES and Charles A. JOHNSON| had the following family: i. Kevin J. JOHNSON| was born 1958. ii. Kirk B. JOHNSON| was born 1960. iii. Kyle S. JOHNSON| was born 1961. 174. Lois Marie CONNELL (Marie YATES 118) was born 1936. She married Charles MOGART about 1953. Charles was born 1935. Lois Marie CONNELL and Charles MOGART had the following family: 234 i. Michael Robert MOGART was born 1954.

--348-- 235 ii. Charles Ray MOGART was born 1956. 236 iii. Susan Marie MOGART was born 1957. 237 iv. Matthew Edwin MOGART was born 1961. 175. William CONNELL (Marie YATES 118) was born 1937. He married Margaret Ann STEIN about 1958. Margaret was born 1937. William CONNELL and Margaret Ann STEIN had the following family: i. Elizabeth Kay CONNELL was born 1959. She married Neil WILSON. Neil was born 1955. 238 ii. Daniel Leroy CONNELL was born 1960. 239 iii. Kenneth John CONNELL was born 1962. iv. Steven Milo CONNELL was born 1967. v. David Wayne CONNELL was born 1972. vi. James William CONNELL was born 1977. 176. Donna Neree CONNELL (Marie YATES 118) was born 1938. She married Donald BLOSE about 1957. Donald was born 1938. Donna Neree CONNELL and Donald BLOSE had the following family: 240 i. Bryan Scott BLOSE was born 1958. ii. Bradley Steven BLOSE was born 1959. He married Martha WINDSOR. Martha was born 1962. 241 iii. Rebecca Sue BLOSE was born 1960. 242 iv. Barbara Ann BLOSE was born 1962. v. Barrett Sean BLOSE was born 1964. 243 vi. Brenda Aileen BLOSE was born 1965. 177. Virginia Ann CONNELL (Marie YATES 118) was born 1947. She married George Francis AMOS Jr. about 1964. George was born 1945. Virginia Ann CONNELL and George Francis AMOS, Jr. had the following family: i. George Francis AMOS III was born 1965. ii. Cathie Ann AMOS was born 1968. iii. Gail Marie AMOS was born 1971. 178. Mary Louise CONNELL (Marie YATES 118) was born 1951. She married twice. She married Michael Paul TYSON about 1969. Michael was born 1949. She married Robert BAIRD about 1983. Robert was born 1950. Mary Louise CONNELL and Michael Paul TYSON had the following family: i. Julia Marie TYSON was born 1970. Mary Louise CONNELL and Robert BAIRD had the following family: ii. Jonathan Robert BAIRD was born 1984. 179. Judith SHANK (Lulu YATES 119) was born 1944. She married Alfred CUTCHER about 1965. Alfred was born 1931. Judith SHANK and Alfred CUTCHER had the following family: i. Amy Lynn CUTCHER was born 1967. 180. Barbara SHANK (Lulu YATES 119) was born 1945. She married Virgil MATNEY about 1973. Barbara SHANK and Virgil MATNEY had the following family: i. Candice Lou MATNEY was born 1974. 181. Marsha SHANK (Lulu YATES 119) was born 1950. She married Clarence GORDON about 1971. Clarence was born 1945. Marsha SHANK and Clarence GORDON had the following family: i. Wendy Joy GORDON was born 1972. ii. Melanie Ann GORDON was born 1975. iii. Todd Wesley GORDON was born 1977. 182. Wanda TYSON (Mabel YATES 120) was born 1921. She married Harold SLOTTERBECK about 1945. Harold was born 1920. Wanda TYSON and Harold SLOTTERBECK had the following family: 244 i. Sally SLOTTERBECK was born about 1946. 245 ii. Linden D. SLOTTERBECK was born about 1948. iii. Randall Ray SLOTTERBECK was born 1957. He married Sandra Dee KNIGHT. 183. Norman TYSON (Mabel YATES 120) was born 1924. He married Laverne RITTER about 1946. Laverne was born 1927.

--349-- Norman TYSON and Laverne RITTER had the following family: i. Arlene Ann TYSON was born ABT. 1947. 246 ii. Daniel David TYSON was born about 1949. iii. Gloria Jean TYSON was born 1950. She married Charles HUTCHINS. 247 iv. Michael Allen TYSON was born 1955. 248 v. Rebecca Sue TYSON was born 1957. 184. Lowell TYSON (Mabel YATES 120) was born 1933. He married Nancy Ellen HERBERT about 1952. Nancy was born 1933. Lowell TYSON and Nancy Ellen HERBERT had the following family: 249 i. Julie Marie TYSON was born 1953. 250 ii. Lucinda Marie TYSON was born 1956. 251 iii. Ann Marie TYSON was born 1963. iv. Lowell Adam TYSON was born 1965. 185. Dale Leroy HELMS (Reva YATES 121) was born 1934. He married twice. He married Patricia KENWORTHY about 1958. Patricia was born 1938. He married Elizabeth Jane SPERRY about 1979. Elizabeth was born 1940. Dale Leroy HELMS and Patricia KENWORTHY had the following family: i. Kipper Dale HELMS was born 1959. He married twice. He married Sheila JOHNSON. Sheila was born 1964. He married Barbara RITTER. Barbara was born 1962. 252 ii. Jodie May HELMS was born 1961. 253 iii. Chad L. HELMS was born 1968. Dale Leroy HELMS and Elizabeth Jane SPERRY had the following family: iv. Kari Leigh HELMS was born 1981. 186. Elaine GULDEN (Eleanore I. YATES 122) was born 1933. She married Gerald W. ROBERTS about 1956. Gerald was born 1932. Elaine GULDEN and Gerald W. ROBERTS had the following family: i. Wendy ROBERTS was born 1957. ii. Christopher Jon ROBERTS was born 1959. iii. Jamie Phillip ROBERTS was born 1961. iv. Andrew William ROBERTS was born 1965. 187. Daniel V. GULDEN (Eleanore I. YATES 122) was born 1936. He married Merrill MARTIN about 1959. Merrill was born 1936. Daniel V. GULDEN and Merrill MARTIN had the following family: i. Timothy Martin GULDEN was born 1961. ii. John Blaine GULDEN was born 1963. iii. Susannah GULDEN was born 1968. 188. James J. TOMSEN (Margaret YATES 124) was born 1938. He married Ann FERGUSON| about 1965. Ann was born 1939. James J. TOMSEN and Ann FERGUSON| had the following family: i. Jennifer Louise TOMSEN was born 1966. ii. Patrick Justus TOMSEN was born 1969. 189. Peter TOMSEN (Margaret YATES 124) was born 1940. He married Kim NGUYEN about 1969. Kim was born 1946. Peter TOMSEN and Kim NGUYEN had the following family: i. Kim Anh TOMSEN was born 1970. ii. Mai Lan TOMSEN was born 1972. 190. Timothy TOMSEN (Margaret YATES 124) was born 1942. He married Linda SCHAFER about 1976. Linda was born 1951. Timothy TOMSEN and Linda SCHAFER had the following family: i. Timothy TOMSEN , JR. was born ABT. 1977. ii. Laura TOMSEN was born 1979. 191. Charles D. YATES (Maynard 125) was born 1936. He married Sheila Emily TIEMAN about 1964. Sheila was born 1933. Charles D. YATES and Sheila Emily TIEMAN had the following family: i. Nicole Denise YATES was born 1965. ii. Devon Noelle YATES was born 1968.

--350-- 192. Forrest Gregory TOWNE (Gerald Norman 128) was born in Eugene, OR November 13, 1957. He married Shirley LEE in Bremerton, WA, July 19, 1980. Shirley was born about 1959. Forrest Gregory TOWNE and Shirley LEE had the following family: i. Mariena Elise TOWNE was born August 30, 1983. ii. Travis Nathaniel TOWNE was born October 20, 1985. 193. Lydia Geri TOWNE (Gerald Norman 128) was born in Eugene, OR February 20, 1959. She married Louis PRATT in Bremerton, WA, June 28, 1980. Louis was born about 1958. Lydia Geri TOWNE and Louis PRATT had the following family: i. Jennifer Lynn PRATT was born September 22, 1981. ii. Daniella Ann PRATT was born January 12, 1987. iii. Brittany Louise PRATT was born October 23, 1992. 194. Tony Clinton TOWNE (Gerald Norman 128) was born in Eugene, OR April 12, 1960. He married twice. He married Kathleen DECKER in Bremerton, WA, April 27, 1978. Kathleen was born about 1960. He married Teri DEGRAW in San Antonio, TX, February 3, 1982. Teri was born about 1961. Tony Clinton TOWNE and Kathleen DECKER had the following family: i. Christina Marie TOWNE was born October 10, 1978. Tony Clinton TOWNE and Teri DEGRAW had the following family: ii. Timothy Rick TOWNE was born October 4, 1982. iii. Tamara Renee TOWNE was born September 18, 1985. iv. Trenton Ross TOWNE was born February 6, 1987. 195. Lisa Delphene TOWNE (Gerald Norman 128) was born in Eugene, OR April 25, 1961. She married Michael SHERRILL in Bremerton, WA, October 6, 1979. Michael was born about 1960. Lisa Delphene TOWNE and Michael SHERRILL had the following family: i. April Marie SHERRILL was born December 30, 1980. ii. Mindy Lee SHERRILL was born October 23, 1982. iii. Daniel Wayne SHERRILL was born May 4, 1987. 196. Anita Louise TOWNE (Gerald Norman 128) was born in Eugene, OR December 2, 1963. She married Thomas Mitchell RIGGS in Bremerton, WA, September 8, 1984. Thomas was born about 1962. Anita Louise TOWNE and Thomas Mitchell RIGGS had the following family: i. David Thomas RIGGS was born May 13, 1994. ii. Rebecca Araiana RIGGS was born in VA January 23, 1998. 197. Dion Darle TOWNE (Gerald Norman 128) was born in Bremerton, WA February 15, 1970. He married Kareen NORSKOG in Bremerton, WA, July 28, 1989. Kareen was born about 1970. Dion Darle TOWNE and Kareen NORSKOG had the following family: i. Darle Norman TOWNE was born January 29, 1993. ii. Darren Norman TOWNE was born in Bremerton, WA June 4, 1996. 198. Linda Lee EVANS (Lorna Jeffreys TOWNE 129) was born in Eugene, OR June 30, 1959. She married twice. She married Emerson CASWELL in Springfield, OR, August 19, 1976. Emerson was born about 1958. She married Kenneth STEPHENS March 18, 1992. Linda Lee EVANS and Emerson CASWELL had the following family: i. Emerson William CASWELL was born in Eugene, OR February 22, 1977. ii. Christina Louise CASWELL was born in Eugene, OR March 4, 1979. She married David CLOUGH in Creswell, OR, September 5, 1998. David was born about 1978. 199. Larry Dean FARRIS (Ardell Anna TOWNE 130) was born in Eugene, OR September 29, 1964. He married Brenda Lee ROBISON in Kearns, UT, December 7, 1985. Brenda was born about 1965. Larry Dean FARRIS and Brenda Lee ROBISON had the following family: i. Spencer Washington Robison FARRIS was born September 28, 1990. ii. Benson Vaughn Robison FARRIS was born in Springfield, OR May 17, 1993. iii. Hunter Dean Robison FARRIS was born in Springfield, OR April 14, 1995. 200. Brenda Renea ORTLOFF (Teresa Helen TOWNE 131) was born in Eugene, OR January 19, 1968. She married twice. She married Kristian Robert RYAN ABT. 1987. She married Eugene Scott COCHRANE November 14, 1992. After their marriage, Gene adopted Brenda’s child, Kaela, from a previous relationship. Brenda Renea ORTLOFF and Eugene Scott COCHRANE had the following family: i. Kaela Renea COCHRANE was born in Springfield, OR June 28, 1989. ii. Noah Alexander Scott COCHRANE was born in Eugene, OR September 3, 1993. iii. Savana Marisa COCHRANE was born in Eugene, OR July 2, 1995.

--351-- 201. Vaughn Ray ORTLOFF (Teresa Helen TOWNE 131) was born in Eugene, OR April 21, 1970. He mar- ried Jeanne Lynn BARTEL in Springfield, OR, December 21, 1991. Vaughn Ray ORTLOFF and Jeanne Lynn BARTEL had the following family: i. Holly Rarlyn ORTLOFF was born in OR August 17, 1994. ii. Cami Laresa ORTLOFF was born in OR January 15, 1997.

Eighth Generation

202. Kevin OSSMAN (Starr Raeleen WELSH 134) was born 1975. He married Torey COMSTOCK in Dumpfries, VA, 1996. Kevin OSSMAN and Torey COMSTOCK had the following family: i. Mikaila OSSMAN was born June 1997. ii. Collin OSSMAN was born April 1998. 203. Lisa Shawn MARSHALL (Virginia Lee SHAWN 136) was born in Midland, TX March 28, 1959. She married James L. ELLIOT about 1980. James was born about 1957. Lisa Shawn MARSHALL and James L. ELLIOT had the following family: i. Stephen Thomas ELLIOT was born about 1982. ii. James Michael ELLIOT was born about 1984. 204. Richard E. STEARNS (Ruth YATES 153) was born 1936. He married Beverly Sue LIMING about 1970. Beverly was born 1946. Richard E. STEARNS and Beverly Sue LIMING had the following family: i. Cynthia Sue STEARNS was born 1972. ii. Richard E. STEARNS was born 1977. 205. James S. STEARNS (Ruth YATES 153) was born 1938. He married twice. He married Nancy LEMALIE about 1961. Nancy was born 1942. He married Rose LAMBERJACK about 1982. James S. STEARNS and Nancy LEMALIE had the following family: i. Mark Lemalie STEARNS. ii. Jennifer L. STEARNS. James S. STEARNS and Rose LAMBERJACK had the following family: iii. James A. STEARNS was born 1983. iv. Sara Rose STEARNS was born 1984. 206. Mary Lou STEARNS (Ruth YATES 153) was born 1942. She married Duane SHAVER about 1959. Duane was born 1937. Mary Lou STEARNS and Duane SHAVER had the following family: i. Jacqueline Sue SHAVER was born 1960. ii. Jeffrey Dean SHAVER was born 1960. 254 iii. Robin SHAVER was born 1963. iv. Daniel Patrick SHAVER was born 1965. v. Penny Reene SHAVER was born 1969. 207. Robert D. STEARNS (Ruth YATES 153) was born 1946. He married Patricia ROBERTS about 1972. Patricia was born 1946. Robert D. STEARNS and Patricia ROBERTS had the following family: i. Christopher STEARNS was born 1974. ii. Kim STEARNS was born 1977. 208. Sharon K. STEARNS (Ruth YATES 153) was born 1950. She married Alvin E. ROBERTS about 1975. Alvin was born 1944. Sharon K. STEARNS and Alvin E. ROBERTS had the following family: i. Joshua ROBERTS was born 1977. 209. Vicki Jo STEARNS (Ruth YATES 153) was born 1956. She married Anthony Robert GRIECO about 1982. Anthony was born 1956. Vicki Jo STEARNS and Anthony Robert GRIECO had the following family: i. Andrew Lewis GRIECO was born 1984. 210. Lloyd Russell YATES (Darrell 154) was born 1942. He married Pamela MOLNAR about 1965. Pamela was born 1942. Lloyd Russell YATES and Pamela MOLNAR had the following family: i. Stacey YATES was born 1967.

--352-- ii. Zachary YATES was born 1969. 211. Barbara YATES (Darrell 154) was born 1948. She married John ROMINE about 1966. John was born 1946. Barbara YATES and John ROMINE had the following family: i. Darrell Ward ROMINE was born 1967. ii. Shannon ROMINE was born 1970. 212. Sue Ann SHREFFLER (Doris YATES 156) was born 1945. She married Richard DARR about 1964. Richard was born 1943. Sue Ann SHREFFLER and Richard DARR had the following family: i. Kimberly Ann DARR was born 1965. ii. Timothy Richard DARR was born 1967. iii. Penny Kay DARR was born 1968. 213. Diane YATES (Raymond 157) was born 1954. She married twice. She married David EDWARDS about 1973. David was born 1955. She married Robert DAVIS Jr. about 1979. Robert was born 1962. Diane YATES and David EDWARDS had the following family: i. David EDWARDS , JR. was born 1974. Diane YATES and Robert DAVIS, Jr. had the following family: ii. Robert DAVIS III was born 1980. iii. Jennifer DAVIS was born 1982. 214. Kathy Lynn YATES (Raymond 157) was born 1961. She married Samuel Mark BARRISCH. Kathy Lynn YATES and Samuel Mark BARRISCH had the following family: i. Mark Andrew BARRISCH. ii. Stephen Frank BARRISCH. 215. Herbert Wade OBERLE (Leila ILER 159) was born 1947. He married Mary Ann HOLDERMAN. Mary was born 1947. Herbert Wade OBERLE and Mary Ann HOLDERMAN had the following family: i. Jessica OBERLE. ii. Jerod OBERLE. 216. Robert Paul OBERLE (Leila ILER 159) was born 1953. He married Jennifer REZNOR about 1977. Jennifer was born 1951. Robert Paul OBERLE and Jennifer REZNOR had the following family: i. Matthew OBERLE was born 1979. ii. Andrew OBERLE was born 1981. 217. Cynthia Susanne ILER (Everett 160) was born 1950. She married Michael James LANGE about 1975. Michael was born 1948. Cynthia Susanne ILER and Michael James LANGE had the following family: i. Michael Iler LANGE was born 1977. ii. Christopher M. LANGE was born 1979. 218. Sheryl ILER (Everett 160) was born 1951. She married Joseph CADY about 1980. Sheryl ILER and Joseph CADY had the following family: i. Danielle Paige CADY was born 1982. 219. Susan Gail ILER (James Robert 161) was born 1945. She married Peter RANDALL about 1964. Peter was born 1943. Susan Gail ILER and Peter RANDALL had the following family: 255 i. Paul Anthony RANDALL was born 1965. ii. Kathy RANDALL was born 1969. 220. Sharon Lynn ILER (James Robert 161) was born 1948. She married Michael MORRIS about 1968. Michael was born 1947. Sharon Lynn ILER and Michael MORRIS had the following family: i. Michelle Marie MORRIS was born 1969. ii. Michael Mahlon MORRIS was born 1973. 221. John Edward BASINGER (Clara Elizabeth ILER 162) was born 1950. He married Sheryl SEARLES about 1970. Sheryl was born 1950. John Edward BASINGER and Sheryl SEARLES had the following family: i. Tanya Lynette BASINGER was born 1971. ii. Christy BASINGER was born 1977.

--353-- 222. Thomas Wayne BASINGER (Clara Elizabeth ILER 162) was born 1954. He married Dianne WHITTA about 1978. Dianne was born 1955. Thomas Wayne BASINGER and Dianne WHITTA had the following family: i. Heather Ann BASINGER was born 1980. ii. Robert Wayne BASINGER was born 1987. 223. Scott Eric BASINGER (Clara Elizabeth ILER 162) was born 1963. He married Lisa EASH about 1984. Lisa was born 1962. Scott Eric BASINGER and Lisa EASH had the following family: i. Amber E. BASINGER was born 1986. ii. Cory James BASINGER was born 1989. 224. Duane Louis DULL (Joan Sharlene ILER 163) was born 1949. He married Colleen Marie KELLEY about 1968. Colleen was born 1950. Duane Louis DULL and Colleen Marie KELLEY had the following family: i. Carrie Ann DULL was born 1969. ii. Jennifer Leigh DULL was born 1971. 225. Franklin Gene DULL (Joan Sharlene ILER 163) was born 1951. He married Diane Louise MAYNARD about 1972. Diane was born 1952. Franklin Gene DULL and Diane Louise MAYNARD had the following family: i. Nathan Gene DULL was born 1973. ii. Stephanie Robin DULL was born 1977. 226. Barbara Ann DULL (Joan Sharlene ILER 163) was born 1952. She married Lawrence Thomas COLE about 1973. Lawrence was born 1949. Barbara Ann DULL and Lawrence Thomas COLE had the following family: i. Courtney Lynn COLE was born 1975. ii. Lauren Marie COLE was born 1984. 227. Miles Clayton DULL (Joan Sharlene ILER 163) was born 1964. He married Debra Lee GARCIA about 1983. Debra was born 1965. Miles Clayton DULL and Debra Lee GARCIA had the following family: i. Lindsay Marie DULL was born 1984. 228. David E. LYNCH (Betty Jean BURDICK 164) was born 1954. He married Bambi JOHNSON about 1978. Bambi was born 1958. David E. LYNCH and Bambi JOHNSON had the following family: i. Melonie Lynn LYNCH was born 1979. ii. Shawn Patrick LYNCH was born 1980. 229. David Dana HEMMETER (Roxie Louise OSTERHOLT 165) was born 1950. He married Sharon LAYNE about 1976. Sharon was born 1956. David Dana HEMMETER and Sharon LAYNE had the following family: i. Richard Holtz HEMMETER was born 1977. ii. Erin Renee HEMMETER was born 1981. 230. Jacqueline KLOTZ (Ronald 166) was born 1963. She married Arthur MEYER about 1981. Arthur was born 1961. Jacqueline KLOTZ and Arthur MEYER had the following family: i. Christopher MEYER was born 1982. 231. Stephanie Ann CARTER (Ralph 169) was born 1950. She married Donald CURTIS about 1973. Donald was born 1949. Stephanie Ann CARTER and Donald CURTIS had the following family: i. Aaron Timothy CURTIS was born 1975. ii. Jonathan Mark CURTIS was born 1978. 232. Kathleen Lois SMITH (Colleen CARTER 170) was born 1947. She married Joseph CONRAD about 1966. Joseph was born 1947. Kathleen Lois SMITH and Joseph CONRAD had the following family: i. Timothy Joseph CONRAD was born 1967. ii. James Michael CONRAD was born 1968. 233. Robert William SMITH (Colleen CARTER 170) was born 1954. He married Sharon STACKHOUSE about 1983. Sharon was born 1953. Robert William SMITH and Sharon STACKHOUSE had the following family:

--354-- i. Alanna Marie SMITH was born 1984. 234. Michael Robert MOGART (Lois Marie CONNELL 174) was born 1954. He married Paula GETZ about 1983. Paula was born 1958. Michael Robert MOGART and Paula GETZ had the following family: i. Sarah Marie MOGART was born 1985. ii. Amber Michelle MOGART was born 1987. 235. Charles Ray MOGART (Lois Marie CONNELL 174) was born 1956. He married Shelley GILL about 1972. Shelley was born 1957. Charles Ray MOGART and Shelley GILL had the following family: i. Shawn Ray MOGART was born 1973. ii. Kristen Marie MOGART was born 1976. 236. Susan Marie MOGART (Lois Marie CONNELL 174) was born 1957. She married Herbert CHRISTMAN about 1985. Herbert was born 1955. Susan Marie MOGART and Herbert CHRISTMAN had the following family: i. Cassandra CHRISTMAN was born 1987. 237. Matthew Edwin MOGART (Lois Marie CONNELL 174) was born 1961. He married Angela KATHERNS about 1980. Angela was born 1963. Matthew Edwin MOGART and Angela KATHERNS had the following family: i. Brandon Matthew MOGART was born 1981. 238. Daniel Leroy CONNELL (William 175) was born 1960. He married Judy Ann BICKELMAN about 1987. Judy was born 1958. Daniel Leroy CONNELL and Judy Ann BICKELMAN had the following family: i. Carolyn Britney CONNELL was born 1989. 239. Kenneth John CONNELL (William 175) was born 1962. He married Cindy APPLING about 1981. Cindy was born 1963. Kenneth John CONNELL and Cindy APPLING had the following family: i. Bryan Thomas CONNELL was born 1982. ii. Jason William CONNELL was born 1985. 240. Bryan Scott BLOSE (Donna Neree CONNELL 176) was born 1958. He married Janet FOLKWEIN about 1980. Janet was born 1959. Bryan Scott BLOSE and Janet FOLKWEIN had the following family: i. Michael Scott BLOSE was born 1981. ii. Jennifer Lynn BLOSE was born 1983. 241. Rebecca Sue BLOSE (Donna Neree CONNELL 176) was born 1960. She married Keith Edward MCDONALD about 1984. Rebecca Sue BLOSE and Keith Edward MCDONALD had the following family: i. Bruce Edawrd MCDONALD was born 1986. 242. Barbara Ann BLOSE (Donna Neree CONNELL 176) was born 1962. She married Michael HIPSHER about 1983. Michael was born 1951. Barbara Ann BLOSE and Michael HIPSHER had the following family: i. Amanda Nicole HIPSHER was born 1984. ii. Mark David HIPSHER was born 1986. 243. Brenda Aileen BLOSE (Donna Neree CONNELL 176) was born 1965. She married Randell Lee OBENAUF about 1986. Randell was born 1957. Brenda Aileen BLOSE and Randell Lee OBENAUF had the following family: i. Emily Gayle OBENAUF was born 1988. 244. Sally SLOTTERBECK (Wanda TYSON 182) was born about 1946. She married Robert COSLER Jr. about 1968. Robert was born 1943. Sally SLOTTERBECK and Robert COSLER, Jr. had the following family: i. Robert L. COSLER III was born 1969. ii. Jason Douglas COSLER was born 1970. 245. Linden D. SLOTTERBECK (Wanda TYSON 182) was born about 1948. He married Eloise SHIPMAN about 1970. Eloise was born 1948. Linden D. SLOTTERBECK and Eloise SHIPMAN had the following family: i. Brandon D. SLOTTERBECK was born 1971. ii. Rylan Luke SLOTTERBECK was born 1975.

--355-- 246. Daniel David TYSON (Norman 183) was born about 1949. He married Karen Sue FETRO about 1969. Karen was born 1949. Daniel David TYSON and Karen Sue FETRO had the following family: i. Amy Lynn TYSON was born 1970. ii. Heather Lee TYSON was born 1972. iii. Elizabeth Ann TYSON was born 1978. iv. Sarah Catherine TYSON was born 1980. 247. Michael Allen TYSON (Norman 183) was born 1955. He married Susan Marie DEHRING about 1978. Susan was born 1956. Michael Allen TYSON and Susan Marie DEHRING had the following family: i. Nichole Marie TYSON was born 1979. ii. Matthew August TYSON was born 1980. iii. Norman Michael TYSON was born 1983. 248. Rebecca Sue TYSON (Norman 183) was born 1957. She married Jack MOERMOND about 1982. Jack was born 1957. Rebecca Sue TYSON and Jack MOERMOND had the following family: i. Benjamin Isiah MOERMOND was born 1984. ii. Katie Ann MOERMOND was born 1986. 249. Julie Marie TYSON (Lowell 184) was born 1953. She married George FERGUSON about 1973. George was born 1947. Julie Marie TYSON and George FERGUSON had the following family: i. Emily Rebecca FERGUSON was born 1975. ii. Erin Jacob FERGUSON was born 1986. 250. Lucinda Marie TYSON (Lowell 184) was born 1956. She married Michael Rae HUFF about 1982. Michael was born 1951. Lucinda Marie TYSON and Michael Rae HUFF had the following family: i. Megan Rae HUFF was born 1983. ii. Joshua Adam HUFF was born 1985. 251. Ann Marie TYSON (Lowell 184) was born 1963. She married Steven BELCHER about 1983. Steven was born 1961. Ann Marie TYSON and Steven BELCHER had the following family: i. Katheine E. BELCHER was born 1984. 252. Jodie May HELMS (Dale Leroy 185) was born 1961. She married Stephen Wayne THOMPSON about 1977. Stephen was born 1949. Jodie May HELMS and Stephen Wayne THOMPSON had the following family: i. James Ryan THOMPSON was born 1978. ii. Jennifer THOMPSON was born 1984. 253. Chad L. HELMS (Dale Leroy 185) was born 1968. He married Justine MEADOWS about 1987. Justine was born 1970. Chad L. HELMS and Justine MEADOWS had the following family: i. Jake Edward HELMS was born 1988. Ninth Generation

254. Robin SHAVER (Mary Lou STEARNS 206) was born 1963. She married Alexander Nelson ARNOLD about 1983. Alexander was born 1959. Robin SHAVER and Alexander Nelson ARNOLD had the following family: i. Alexander Nelson ARNOLD , JR. was born 1984. 255. Paul Anthony RANDALL (Susan Gail ILER 219) was born 1965. He married Ann HOULE about 1985. Ann was born 1961. Paul Anthony RANDALL and Ann HOULE had the following family: i. Erin Josephine RANDALL was born 1986.

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1 Wm. G. Hills, Genealogy Notes - The Shawhan Family - Vol. I, p. 127-171 (Chevy Chase, MD, 1939, by author), (hereafter cited as Wm. G. Hills “Notes”, Genealogy Notes); Warner, Beers, & Co., History of Seneca Co., Ohio (1886), p. 465 mentions Frederick. source component not used (hereafter cited as History of Seneca Co., OH, Warner, Beers); Obit - Frederick Shawhan, Tiffin Gazette, Aug. 15, 1840, p.3; and D.A.R. - Official Records of Soldiers of Amer. Rev. in Ohio, V.I, p. 329 (hereafter cited as D.A.R. - Frederick Shawhan, Ohio Rev. War Soldiers). 2 Marriage License - Washington Co., MD, Frederick Shawhan Licenses granted Apr. 20, 1799-Apr. 29, 1800re July 12, 1799 marriage of Frederick Sheon to Elleanore Wells, Hall of Records, Annapolis, MD (hereafter cited as Fred. Shawhan, Marriage License). 3 Obit - Rezin Shawhan, Tiffin Daily Tribune (hereafter cited as GEDCOM #52770060). 4 Berkeley Co, VA Marriage Records, 1781-1854, by Guy Keesecker, (hereafter cited as Marriage Records, Berkeley Co., WV). 5 Marriage Records, Berkeley Co., WV, Mary Shawhan to John Foreman. 6 Roster of Ohio Soldiers in War of 1812 (pub. 1916), re Pvt. Thomas Shawhan of Fairfield Co. (hereafter cited as Thomas Shawhan, War of 1812). 7 Mrs. Henry Pelton & Mr. Dwight Yates, Genealogy - John A. Kelly Family (June 1950), (hereafter cited as Genealogy, John A. Kelly Family). 8 A. J. Baughman, History of Seneca Co., Ohio (1911), (hereafter cited as History of Seneca Co., OH, A.J. Baughman). 9 History of Seneca Co., OH, A.J. Baughman; History of Seneca Co., OH, Warner, Beers; and Rezin W.Shawhan, Tiffin’s First Millionaire, Seneca Sentinel, Tiffin, OH, by Myron Barnes (Nov. 26, 1975), (hereafter cited as Rezin W. Shawhan, Seneca Sentinel). 10 GEDCOM #52770060. 11 MontgomeryCo., IL Atlas, 1874, re John Kelly Shawhan (hereafter cited as Montgomery Co., IL Atlas, Re John Kelly Shawhan); and John Kelly Shawhan will, Montgomery Co., IL Probate File, B65, (hereafter cited as John Kelly Shawhan, Probate File). 12 Josiah S. Kelly letter dtd August 15, 1864 to his brother, R.W. Kelly. (hereafter cited as Josiah S. Kelly Letter, dtd 8/15/1864). 13 Correspondence with Mildred Pelton Rowles re descendants of Rezin Wells Kelly, with Ron Shawhan, 1990s (hereafter cited as Correspondence, Re Rezin Wells Kelly). 14 Obit - Captain Frederick K. Shawhan, Tiffin Daily Tribune, Tiffin, OH (Feb. 21, 1902), (hereafter cited as Obit - Frederick K. Shawhan, Tiffin Tribune); Ohio in the Civil War Vol. 2, Mnetions F. K. Shawhan, 123 Regt., Ohio Vol. Inf. (hereafter cited as Ohio In Civil War); and History of Seneca Co., OH, A.J. Baughman. 15 Obit of Adeline Abbott Shawhan, Tiffin Advertiser, Tiffin, OH (Nov. 1911), (hereafter cited as Obit - Adeline Abbott Shawhan). 16 Obit - Clara Shawhan, Tiffin Advertiser, Tiffin, OH (1914), (hereafter cited as Obit - Clara Shawhan, Tiffin Advertiser). 17 Correspondence with Virginia Shawn Marshall, Pasadena, TX, with Ron Shawhan, 1980s (hereafter cited as Correspondence, Virginia Shawn Marshall); and Obit - J. C. Shawn, Liberty Vindicator, Liberty, TX (March 8, 1945), (hereafter cited as Obit - J. C. Shawn, Liberty, TX). 18 Correspondence with Helen Towne, Ardell Towne, and other relatives of Norman Towne, 1990s, (hereafter cited as Corre- spondence, Norman Towne Family). 19 Correspondence with Benjamin Harrison Shawhan, Jr., Texas, by Ron Shawhan, 1980s (hereafter cited as Correspondence, Benjamin Harrison Shawhan). 20 Casualty Report - Death of 2nd Lt. Joseph Shawn, USMC, Liberty Vindicator, Liberty, TX (July 19, 1945), (hereafter cited as Casualty Report, Joseph Shawn). 21 Casualty Report - Death of Cpl. Charles Shawn, USMC, Liberty Vindicator, Liberty, TX (Nov. 9, 1944), (hereafter cited as Casualty Report, Charles Shawn). 22 Correspondence, Fern Shawhan Ostberg, with Ron Shawhan, 1998, (hereafter cited as Correspondence, Fern Shawhan Ostberg). 23 Correspondence, Norman Towne Family. 24 Correspondence, Benjamin Harrison Shawhan. 25 Obit - Rodney L. Shawn, The Brady Herald, Brady, TX (Nov. 21, 1975), (hereafter cited as Obit - Rodney L. Shawn, Brady Herald).

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