Descendants of General Jonathan Clark Jefferson County, Kentucky

1750-1811

BY JOHN FREDERICK DORMAN, III Louisville, Kentucky

Reprinted from The Filson Club History Quarterly Louisville, Kentucky, 1949 Vol. 23, Nos. 1, 2 and 4, pages 25-33, 117-139, 278-305

DESCENDANTS OF GENERAL JONATHAN CLARK, JEFFERSON COUNTY, KENTUCKY 1750-1811

By JOHN FREDERICK DORMAN, III Louisville, Kentucky

The parents of General George Rogers Clark arrived jn Kentucky in March of the year 1785 and since that time their descendants have been prominently connected with the history of the state. It is the family iof General Jonathan Clark, elder brother of the Conquerer of the Northwest, which is here set forth.1 None of. the previously published accounts of this branch has covered the descendants thoroughly or in sufficient detail. While no genealogical record can be complete in all its parts, it is hoped that this article will bring forth from interested persons additions,and corrections which will be included in the later installments or will be filed in the archives of The Filson Club. In The Filson Club History Quarterly of January, 1935 (Volume 9, No. 1, pages 1-34), Mr. R. C. Ballard Thruston pub­ lished an article entitled "Some Recent Finds Regarding the Ancestry of General George Rogers Clark. "2 Searchers of the Clark ancestry are referred to it. The consideration of the ·present account begins with John Clark, father of Generals Jonathan and George Rogers Clark. JoHN CLARK, son of Jonathan and Elizabeth (Wilson) Clark~ was born 9 October (O.S.) 1725 in King and Queen County, Virginia, and died in August, 1799, at "Mulberry Hill," Jeff~~­ son County, Kentucky. He married, about 1749, Ann Rogers, daughter of John and Rachel (Eastham) Rogers, and migrated west, settling in Albemarle County, Virginia, on his half of -an eight hundred and twenty acre plantation inherited jointly with his brother Benjamin from their father. Because of its -remote location beyond the tidewater they returned to Caroline County about 1756-8 and in 1784 sold this home and came west, joining their son, George Rogers Clark, at Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky, in March, 1785.3 Here their home was ''Mul­ berry Hill."4 Ann (Rogers) Clark was born 21 October 1728 in King and Queen County, Virginia, and died 24 December 1798 at "Mulberry Hill," where she and her husband are buried in unmarked graves. The will of John Clark was written 24 July The Filson Club History Quarterly · [Vol. 23

1799 and proved 1 October 1799. It is recorded in Jefferson County Will Book 1, page 86.5 The children of John and Ann (Rogers) Clark were: (2-1) General Jonathan Clark, born 12 August 1750. (See following.) (2-2) General George Rogers Clark, born 19 November 1752 and died 13 February 1818 at "Locust Grove," J e:fferson Co., Ky., the home of his sister, Lucy Croghan.6 (2-3) Ann Clark, born 14 July 1755 and died 3 October 1822. She married, 20 October 1773, Owen Gwathmey. (2-4) Captain John Clark, born 15 September 1757. He served in the Revolutionary Army in a Virginia regiment and with his brother, Edmund, was captured by the British at Ger­ mantown. Edmund was released but John was held prisoner on Long Island prison ships until his exchange in 1782. On 29 October 1783 he died of pneumonia contracted at this time. (2-5) Lieutenant Richard Clark, born 6 July 1760. He served mthe Revolutionary Army also and is supposed to have been killed by Indians on the Little Wabash, in March, 1783, when on his way from Kaskaskia to Vincennes. (2-6) Captain Edmund Clark, born 25 September 1762. He came to Louisville with his brother, Jonathan, in 1802 and became a trustee of the town. To him we owe the preservation of such records as we now have of the first twenty-odd years of Louisville's history. He died 11 March 1815. (2-7) Lucy Clark, born 15 September 1765 and died in April, 1838. She married, 17 July 1789, Major William Croghan. (2-8) Elizabeth Clark, born 11 February 1768 and died 15 January 1795. She married, 24 November 1787, Colonel Richard Clough Anderson. (2-9) General William Clark, born 1 August 1770 and died 1 September 1838. He married first, 5 January 1808, Julia Han­ cock, and second, 28 November 1821, Mrs. Harriet K. Pollard. (2-10) Frances Eleanor Clark, born 20 January 1773 and died 19 June 1825. She married first, February, 1791, Dr. James O'Fallon; second, 19 January 1796, Captain Charles Mynn Thrus­ ton, and third, 13 May 1805, Judge Dennis Fitzhugh. General JONATHAN CLARK, son of John and Ann (Rogers) Clark, was born in Albemarle County, Virginia, 12 August 1750, and died in Jefferson County,7 Kentucky, 25 November 1811.s He served as deputy clerk of Spotsylvania County, Virginia, and in 1772 removed to Woodstock, Dunmore County (now Shenan­ doah), where he served for three years as deputy clerk.9 In 1775 1949] Jonathan Clark Descendants 27 he was elected a representative to two Revoluti9nary conven­ tions, one held in Richmond in July and August, and the other in Williamsburg, in December and January, 1776. · During the Revolutionary War Jonathan Clark was captain of a company of riflemen with the Eighth Virginia Regiment, commanded by General Peter Muhlenburg. In March, 1776, they set forth for Charleston, South Carolina, and thence for Savan­ nah and Sunbury, Georgia, returning to Virginia in Decembe~. In 1777 he marched north and was at the battles of Brandywine (11 September 1777), Germantown ( 4 October 1777), Mon­ mouth (28 June 1778), and the attack on Paulus Hook in 17_79. In that year he was promoted to the rank of lieutenant colonel in the Contine~tal Army. On 12 May 1780 he surrendered at Charleston, South Carolina, with the army under General Lin­ coln, but was parolled in the spring of 1781. He was one of the original members of the Society of the Cincinnati in Virginia.10 On 13 February 1782 Jonathan Clark married Sarah Hite, daughter of Colonel Isaac and Eleanor (Eltinge) Hite. She was born 11 May 1758 in Frederick County, Virginia, and died in October, 1818, in Jefferson County, Kentucky. They were buried at "Mulberry Hill," and in 1868 reinterred in Cave Hill Ceme­ tery, Louisville. 11 Following the war Jonathan Clark resided in Spotsylvania County, Virginia, and in 1793 was commissioned major general of the Virginia Militia forces. On 26 May 1802 he left that county for Kentucky, arriving in Louisville on 7 July. They made their home at "Trough Spring," adjoining the "Mulberry Hill" property. 12 The children of Jonathan and Sarah (Hite) Clark were: (3-1) Eleanor Eltinge Clark (1783-1867), married Benjamin Temple. (See following.) (3-2) John Hite Clark, born 29 September 178513 and died in the spring of 1820. He is now buried in Cave Hill Cemetery, Louisville. (3-3) Isaac Clark, born 6 October 1787.14 On 17 May 1813 the heirs of his father deeded him the "Mulberry Hill" property of 232 acres. He lived there until 1863 when, as a result of the emancipation of his slaves, he felt he was too old to struggle with new conditions and moved to the home of his brother, Dr. William Clark, in Louisville. He died there 27 January 1868. ( See Footnote 4.) (3-4) Mary Clark, born 30 March 1790 and died 5 July 1791. She was buried 29 July· 1791.15 28. The Filson Club History Quarterly [Vol. 23

(3-5) Ann Clark (1792-1833), married James Anderson Pearce. ( See f ollo--vving.) (3-6) Doctor William Clark (1795-1879), married Frances Ann Tompkins. (See following.) (3-7) George \Vashington Clark (1798-1883), married Mar­ tha A. Price. ( See following.)

ELEANOR ELTINGE CLARK, daughter of Jonathan and Sarah (Hite) Clark, ,vas born 5 September 178316 and died in 1867. She married, 14 October 1801,17 in Virginia, The Reverend Ben­ jamin Temple, son of Benjamin and J\1:olly Brook (Baylor) Temple. He was an Episcopal minister, born in 1776 and died in 1836. Hts will was dated 23 April 1827 and proved 28 May 1838. It mentions land in Ohio, Warren, Hopkins and Barren counties, Kentucky, and gives estate to wife and children ( naming only daughter Sarah Lee, however) .18 The children of Benjamin and Eleanor Eltinge (Clark) Temple were: (4-1) Mary Ann Brooke Temple ( - ), married Henry K. Winbourn. (See following). ( 4-2) Sarah B. Temple, born in 1805 and died in 1899. She married Lewis W. Lee but left no children.19 ( 4-3) Elea11or Eltinge Temple (1808-1844), married Josiah Newman. (See following.) ( 4-4) Julia Hancock Temple, born in 1809 and died in infancy. ( 4-5) Jonathan Clark Temple (1812- ) , married first Frances Brashear, and second Eliza Wallace Page. (See fol­ lowing.) ( 4-6) Robert Temple (1815- ) , married Anne Carrington Wills. ( See following.) (4-7) John Baylor Temple (1815-1886), married first Susan M. Bibb, second Catherine Marrania Fall, and third Blandina Brodhead. (See following.) (4-8) Reverend James Norton Temple (1818-1900), married first Margaret Anderson McMahon, and second Narcissa Ham­ bleton Barksdale. ( See following.) ( 4-9) George William Temple, born in 1819 and died in infancy. ( 4-10) Elizabeth Ann Temple (1821-1907), married Rever­ end George Beckett. (See following.) ( 4-11) Lucy Croghan Temple (1824-1900), married Judge Robert Chatham Bowling. (See following.) 1949] Jonathan Clark Descendants 29

ANN CLARK, daughter of Jonathan and Sarah (Hite) Clark, was born 19 May 179220 in Virginia and died 18 July 1833. On 30 September 1810,21 in Louisville, Kentucky, she married James Anderson Pearce, son of Edmund and Mary (Anderson) Pearce. He was born 19 October 1777 in Virginia and died 18 November 1825 at "Trough Spring," Jefferson County, Kentucky.22 His will was written 21 September 1825 and proved 5 December 1825. It is recorded in Jefferson County Will Book 2, page 307.23 They resided at "Trough Spring," but were buried at "Mulberry Hill," and in 1868 reinterred in Cave Hill Cemetery, Louisville. The children of James A. and Ann (Clark) Pearce were: _ ( 4-1) Sarah Pearce (1811-1850), married Henry William Vick. ( See following.) ( 4-2) Edmund Pearce (1813-1889), married first Myra Steele, and second Mrs. Mary (Wood) Grinnell. (See following.) ( 4-3) l\1ary Pearce (1815-1878), married Judge William Fon­ taine Bullock. (See following.) ( 4-4) Ellen Pearce (1817-1894), married Judge William Stewart Bodley. (See following.) ( 4-5) Martha Pearce ( 1820-1894), married first Robert Craig Stanard, and second James Robb. (See following.) (4-6) Jonathan Clark Pearce (1822-1895), married Francena Low. (See following.) ( 4-7) Eliza Anderson Pearce (1824-1904), married Judge George Blackburn Kinkead. (See following.) ( 4-8) James Ann Pearce, born 18 May 1826 near Louisville, Kentucky, and died in that city, 19 May 1912. She married Henry Clay Pindell on 23 April 1846 in Vicksburg, Mississippi. 24 He was the son of Thomas Hart and Mary (Edmiston) Pindell, and was born 28 July 1823 in Lexington, Kentucky. In 1855 they came to Louisville and he entered law partnership with his brother-in-law, Judge William S. Bodley. Too close applicatio11 to his practice made serious inroads rnto his health and he was forced to leave it, accepting the position of cashier in the North­ ern Bank of Kentucky and later that of cashier of the Falls City Tobacco Bank. In 1869 he retired and spent a number of years in Europe, upon his return resuming practice. He was attorney and vice-president of the Louisville, Paducah and Southwestern Railroad and a director of the Louisville Exposition. Mr. Pindell was a member of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Louisville. He died 8 March 1882 in Louisville, and he and his wife are buried in Lexington, Kentucky.25 30 The FiLson Club History Quarterly [Vol. 23

Doctor WILLIAM CLARK, son of Jonathan and Sarah (Hite) Clark, was born 13 November 179526 near Fredericksburg, Vir­ ginia, and died 3 February 1879 in Louisville, Kentucky. On 17 February 1825, in Jefferson County, Kentucky, he married Frances Ann Tompkins,27 daughter of Robert and Frances (Marshall) Tompkins. She was born 4 July 1807 and died 10 September 1852. 28 Dr. Clark was educated in Philadelphia and graduated from Jefferson Medical College. He practiced for a short while in Florence, Alabama, and then moved to Fayette County, Ken­ tucky, and farmed until about 1835 when he came to Jefferson County. He moved into the city of Louisville about fifteen years before his death. Dr. Clark was founder of Clark Lodge of F. and A. Masons and continued a member all his life.29 The children of William and Frances (Tompkins) Clark were: ( 4-1) Frances Ann Clark ( 1826- ) , married first Samuel Lawson, and second Mr. Biddle. (See following.) (4-2) Jonathan Clark (1827-1889), married Emma Calhoun Noble. (See following.) ( 4-3) Mary Jane Clark, born in 1829 and died in 1830. (4-4) Ellen Temple Clark (1832- ), married Newton Elijah Milton. (See following.) (4-5) Mary Jane Clark (1833-1909), married Dr. George E. Cooke. (See following.) ( 4-6) Katherine Anderson Clark, born 8 June 1837 and died 8 September 1872.80 She married, 19 October 1871, in Louis­ ville, Kentucky,31 William Henry Churchill, son of Samuel and Abigail (Oldham) Churchill. He was born 14 September 1814 and died 27 December 1891. Colonel Churchill was a successful farmer. In 1840 he formed a partnership with his brother, John Churchill, which continued until his death. Together they farmed the present Churchill Downs property until 1863 when he moved to the city of Louisville. Since that time the city has extended its boundaries until they run far south of the race track. Much of the success of this track is due to his and his brother's interest. Colonel Churchill married second, in 1876, Julia (McWilliams) Prentice, widow of Clarence Prentice. He 32 had no children. • ( 4-7) Eugenia C. Clark, born 22 July 1838 and died 2 March 1897 in Louisville, Kentucky. ( 4-8) Robert Tompkins Clark, born in 1840 and died in 1841. 1949] Jonathan Clark Descendants 31

( 4-9) Eliza Pearce Clark, born 22 October 1842 and died 26 February 1900 in Louisville, Kentucky. (4-10) William Clark (1848-1911), married Ann Thomas Bailey. (See following.)

GEORGE WASHINGTON CLARK, son of Jonathan and Sarah (Hite) Clark, was born 24 August 179833 and died in 1883. In 1822 he married Martha A. Price, daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth (Ferguson) Price. She was born in November, 1804, in Lincoln County, Kentucky, and died in 1831.34 In 1822 George W. Clark located in Fayette County, Kentucky, about five miles from Lexington. His will was written 23 January 1871 and proved 14 January 1884 in Fayette County.35 The children of George Washington and Martha A. (Price) Clark were: . (4-1) Sarah Clark (1823-1904), married Jeremiah Early Rogers. ( See following.) ( 4-2) Ann Clark. She married William Bell of Lexington, Kentucky. They had no children. ( 4-3) Elizabeth Clark (1825-1892), married John McMurtry. ( See following.) ( 4-4) Julia Clark ( -1914), married Joseph R. Gross. (See following.) (To be continued.)

FOOTNOTES

1 It is hoped that at a later date other branches of the Clark family can be traced. 2 See also "Rachel Eastham, Not Mary Byrd or Bird, Was The Wife of John Rogers, the Grandfather of George Rogers Clark," by Mr. Thrus­ ton in the History Quarterly of July, 1940 (Volume 14, No. 3, pages 174-5). 3 For an account of this journey see Ludie J. Kinkead, "How the Parents of George Rogers Clark Came to Kentucky in 1784-1785," The Filson Club History Quarterly, October, 1928 (Volume 3, No. 1, pages 1-4). ~ The Mulberry Hill tract contained 232 acres on the South Fork of Beargrass. At the death of John Clark it passed to his son, William, by the terms of his will. ,On 2 May 1803, before leaving on the celebrated expedi­ tion to the Northwest, he sold the property to his brother Jonathan (Jeffer­ son Co., Ky. Deed Book 6, page 431). At the death of Jonathan it passed by sale of the heirs to his son, Isaac, then being valued at $17 .00 per acre (Deed Book 10, pages 161-2). The house was built in 1784 for John Clark. At the death of Isaac Clark the Daily Democrat, of Louisville, 28 January 1868, carried an obituary containing the following description: "It is a two-story double log house, nearly opposite Spring Garden, and is doubtless the oldest building in Jefferson County. Very near a century has elapsed since its construction, and its s,ides still bear the marks of Indian bullets and tomahawks. There the venerable Colonel resided, surrounded by the mementoes of his youth, and glorying in the 32 The Filson Club History Quarterly [Vol. 23

recollection of the olden time. He had carefully preserved all the original furniture that was brought from Virginia through the wilder­ ness, and the antique bedsteads and bureaus form a striking contrast to the tawdry finery with which we adorn our fashonable houses. He even kept the :backgammon board that his father and uncle had used before this century was ushered in." In addition he had preserved his mother's Bible, spectacles, toweling and bedding. Afterward the house was used for storing farm products and was removed in 1917 when the ground became a part of Camp Zachary Taylor. In 1921, forty-three acres of the Mulberry Hill property were pur­ chased by Charles T. and S. Thruston Ballard and their brother R. C. Ballard Thruston. It is now known as The George Rogers Clark Park. 5 For an abstract see The Filson Club History Quarterly, January, 1932 (Volume 6, No. 1, pages 17-18). The full text is published in William Hayden English's Conquest of the Country Northwest of the River Ohio, 1778-1783, and Life of Gen. George Rogers Clark, Volume 1, pages 46-51. 6 The activities of General Clark are of such import to Kentuckians that his career cannot be encompassed in several lines. The reader is re­ ferred to J. A. James' biography of him in the Dictionary of American Biography, .,Volume 4, pages 127-30 (New York, Charles Scribner's Sons, 1930) for a ·brief sketch. 1 It has not been determined whether Jonathan Clark died at "Mul­ berry Hill" or "Trough Spring." The latter home is probably correct. 8 An obituary of General Clark (from an unknown newspaper of 6 December 1811) is reprinted in: J. Stoddard Johnston, ed., Memorial His­ tory of Louisville (Chicago and New York, 1896), Volume 1, pages 412-13. 9 John W. Wayland, A History of Shenandoah County Virginia (Stras­ burg, Va., 1927), pp. 9, 593. 1 ° Kentucky Society, Sons of the American Revolution. Papers of Henry Pindell Kinkead, No. 49. 11 For an account of the reinterment of various members of the family see: R. C. Ballard Thruston, "The Grave of General George Rogers Clark," in The Filson Club History Quarterly October, 1936 (Volume 10, No. 4, pages 203-30). 12 The diary of General Jonathan Clark in seventeen volumes, con­ tinuing from 1 June 1770 until 20 November 1811, is in the possession of Mrs. John C. (Katherine Clark) Doolan. His activities during his mature years are here recorded, though the information is somewhat meager. 13 Jonathan Clark's Diary, September, 1785: "29 ... my Son John Hite Clark born, at night." 1' Ibid., October, 1787: "6 ... son Isaac born about 3 O'Clock evening." 15 Ibid., March, 1790: "30 My daughter Mary born about Two O'Clock in evening"; July, 1791: "5 Rain daughter Mary departed this life about one o'clock in evening 15 months 5 Days old" and "29 Clear Daughter Mary buried." 16 Ibid., September, 1783: "5 Clear my Daughter Eleanor Ellton [Eltinge] born about 10 O'Clock at night"; October, 1783: "19 cloudy a very windy my Daughter Baptized at my fathers by the Revd Mr. Archibald Dick of St. Margarets Parish by the name of Eleanor Ellton and Mr. Gwathmey my father & Brothers George Rogers & Edmund and my mother & Sisters Ann Gwathmey Lucy & Elizabeth Sponcers." 11 Ibid., October, 1801: "14 Rain my daughter E. E. Clark married to Mr. Benjamin Temple." 18 Logan County, Kentucky, Will Book G, page 9. Abstract in The Filson Club. 19 Dates from tombstone in Cave Hill Cemetery, Louisville, where she was reinterred 15 March 1900. Mr. R. C. Ballard Thruston interviewed her 19 September 1894, stating she was then aged 84. 20 Jonathan Clark's Diary, May, 1792: "19 Clear . . . Daughter Ann born about eight o'clock at night." 21 Ibid., September, 1810: "30 Clear my daughter Ann Clark was mar­ ried to Mr. James A. Pearce." Also: Jefferso:a County, Kentucky, mar­ riages compiled by The Filson Club, page 77: James A. Pearce to Ann 1949] Jonathan Clark Descendants 33

Clark (father, Jonathan Clark, consent in writing, 26 September 1810, witnessed by George C. Quarles and E. C. Gwathm.ey). License and bond dated 26 September 1810 (bondsman, Henry B. Breckinridge). Married 30 September 1810 by Nathan H. Hall. (Typed MS. in The Filson Club.) 22 Inscription on monument, Cave Hill Cemetery, Louisville, lot 251 (W1h) , section P. 23 For an abstract see The Filson Club History Quarterly, July, 1932 (Volume 6, No. 3, page 298) . 1 ' Observer & Recorder, Lexington, Kentucky, issue of 26 May 1846, quoted in G. Glenn Clift, "Kentucky Marriages and Obituaries," in Register of the Kentucky Historical Society, July, 1939, (Volume 37, No. 120, page 246). 25 Obituary in The Courier Journal, Louisville, Kentucky, 9 March 1882, page 6. 26Jonathan Clark's Diary, November, 1795: "13 ... (son Wm. born)." 21 Jefferson County, Kentucky, marriages, page 183. William Clark to Frances Tompkins (father, Robert Tompkins, deceased; mother, Frances Tompkins, consent proved) . License and bond dated 16 February 1825 (bondsman, William Tompkins). Married 17 February 1825 by P. S. Fall. 28 Inscriptions on stones, Cave Hill Cemetery, Louisville, lot 243, sec­ tion P. 29 Johnston, ·op. cit., Volume 1, page 413. Also obituary in The Daily Louisville Commercial, Louisville, Kentucky, 4 February 1879, page 4. The latter states he was born in Louisa County, Virginia, and practiced in Huntsville, Alabama. 30 Inscription on monument, Cave Hill Cemetery, Louisville, lot 242, section P. 81 Jefferson County, Kentucky, Marriage Register 10, page 258. Manied by W. H. Platt. 2210bituary in The Courier-Journal, Louisville, Kentucky, 28 December 1891, page 2. 33 Jonathan Clark's Diary, August, 1798: "24 Clear-son George Wash­ ington Born between One & Two O'Clock in morning." 34. Robert Peter, History of Fayette County, Kentucky (Chicago, m., 1882), page 760. 85 Fayette County, Kentucky, Will Book 6, page 456; also Jefferson County, Kentucky, Will Book 12, page 195.

DESCENDANTSOFGENERALJONATHANCLARK JEFFERSON COUNTY, KENTUCKY 1750-1811

By JOHN FREDERICK DORMAN, III Louisville, Kentucky

Part II DESCENDANTS OF JAMES A. AND ANN (CLARK) PEARCE Ann Clark, daughter of General Jonathan and Sarah (Hite) Clark, married James Anderson Pearce, 30 September 1810. Their children were:

SARAH PEARCE, daughter of James Anderson and Ann (Clark) Pearce, was born 6 August 1811 near Louisville, Ken­ tucky, and died 4 May 1850 in Vicksburg, Mississippi.36 In Feb­ ruary, 1832, in Jefferson County, Kentucky,37 she married Colonel Henry William Vick, son of Major Burwell Vick, one of the original settlers and founders of Vicksburg. Colonel Vick was born in North Carolina and died in Louisville, Kentucky, 17 April 1861.38 He was a cotton planter of Vicksburg. The children of Henry William and Sarah (Pearce) Vick, all of whom but Mary died before 1868,89 were: (5-1) James Pearce Vick. (5-2) William Vick. (5-3) Henry Gray Vick. He was killed in a duel. (5-4) Anti Pearce Vick, born 22 February 1838 and died 4 September 1855.40 ( 5-5) Susan Vick. (5-6) Mary Bullock Vick, born 3 August 1843 in Vicksburg, and died 5 February 190141 at Nitta Yuma, Washington County, Mississippi. On 18 October 1865 in Louisville, Kentucky, she married Doctor Alonzo Jefferson Phelps, son of Doctor Orlando John and Nancy (Watkins) Phelps. He was born 17 June 1825 in Piketown, Ohio, and died 28 September 1897 at Nitta Yuma, Mississippi. Doctor Phelps graduated in medicine at Columbia, Ohio, and New York City, and settled in Louisville, Kentucky. They later lived at Nitta Yuma, the plantation and estate of his wife.42 The children of Alonzo Jefferson and Mary Bullock (Vick) Phelps are: (6-1) Nannie Watkins Phelps, born 24 July 1867 at Louis-

117 118 The Filson Club History Quarterly [Vol. 23 ville, Kentucky, and died 24 September 1901 at Nitta Yuma, Mississippi. She married, 20 January 1892, Peter George of Scotiand. Their children were: (7-1) Alonzo Phelps George, born 19 April 1898 in Chi­ cago, Illinois. (7-2) Nannie Phelps George, born 12 September 1901 in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and died in February, 1903. (6-2) Henry Vick Phelps, born 21 April 1868 in New York City. On 13 December 1903 he married Mary Helen Smiley of Saint Louis, Missouri. (6-3) Mary Pearce Phelps, born 28 January 1871 in New York City, and died 14 December 1943 at Vicksburg, Mississippi. On 25 July 1894 at Nitta Yuma, Mississippi, she married Count Renato Piola Caselli, son of Carol Piola Caselli and Teresa Costa­ bill Piola Caselli. He was born 14 November 1866 at Livorno, Italy, and died 11 November 1948. Count Piola Caselli repre­ sented the Italian government at the World's Fair at Chicago in 1893 and was a general in the Italian army. He resided at Serravalle, Arezzo, Italy.43 The children of Renato and Mary Pearce (Phelps) Piola Caselli are: (7-1) Mary Vick Piola Caselli, born 6 May 1895 in Rome, Italy. She is unmarried, and resided with her father until his death. (7-2) Renato Piola Caselli, born 3 February 1900. On 18 June 1934 he married Sybil Francis. She was born 29 April 1910. He volunteered in the Italian army during World War I, but in 1919 returned to the United States and has resided at Nitta Yuma, Mississippi, since then. They had one child. (8-1) Carlo Piola Caselli, born in 1948. Besides their own son, Renato and Sybil (Francis) Piola Caselli have two adopted children, Sandra Lee Piola Caselli (born 15 April 1943) and a boy (born 1946). (7-3) Teresa Piola Caselli, born 8 November 1904 in Rome, Italy. On 30 January 1928 in Naples, Italy, she married Marchese Livia D'Ayala Valva, son of Francesco D'Ayala Valva and Teresa Zezza D'Ayala Valva. He was born 17 July 1901 at Naples and is a lawyer for the Banco di Napoli. The children of Livio and Teresa (Piola Caselli) D'Ayala Valva are: (8-1) Teresa D'Ayala Valva, born 15 November 1929 at Naples, Italy. (8-2) Renato D'Ayala Valva, born 28 September 1931 at Naples. 1949] Jonathan Clark Descendants 119

(8-3) Gianni D'Ayala Valva, born 7 February 1935 at Naples. (6-4) Ellen Bodley Phelps, born 21 July 1873 in Louisville, Kentucky. On 26 November 1901 she married Dr. Robert Poe Crump. He died in January, 1929,44 and she resides at Nitta Yuma, Mississippi. Their children are: (7-1) Henry Crump. He is married and has three daugh­ ters. (7-2) Alonzo Crump. He is married and resides in Vicks­ burg, Mississippi. (6-5) ..... Phelps, died in February, 1876. (5-7) George Rogers Clark Vick, born 1 January 1847 in Vicksburg, Mississippi, and died 18 September 1861 in Louis­ ville, Kentucky.45 EDMUND PEARCE, son of James Anderson and Ann (Clark) Pearce, was born 6 April 1813 in Louisville, Kentucky, and died 10 September 1889.46 He married first, 12 November 1834,47 in Jefferson County, Kentucky,48 Myra Steele, daughter of Richard and Amelia (Neville) Steele. She was born 20 Sep­ tember 1816 and died 12 April 1843.49 He married second Mrs. Mary (Wood) Grinnell. There were no children by this last marriage. Edmund Pearce was a large landowner and resided prin­ cipally in Jefferson County, his home being part of the Mul­ berry Hill property. At one time he lived in Hart County, Kentucky.50 The children of Edmund and Myra (Steele) Pearce were: (5-1) James Anderson Pearce. He was born 11 January 1836. 51 During the Civil War he served in the Confederate Army as one of Morgan's Raiders and was killed, 7 December 1861, in the battle of Hartsville, Tennessee. (5-2) Amelia Neville Pearce, born 30 September 183752 and died 19 October 1870.53 On 5 December 1865 she married George Weissinger, son of George W. and Arnanthus (Bullitt) Weis­ singer. He was born in Louisville, Kentucky, 11 December 1836 and died there 24 February 1903. Colonel George Weis­ singer received the degree of A.B. from Harvard in 1856 and that of LL.B. from the University of Louisville in 1858. In 1861 he enlisted in the Confederate Army as a private and on 7 March 1862 lost his right arm in the battle of Pea Ridge. He was on the staff of General Sterling Price and later on the legal staff of General Samuel Bell Maxey of the Arkansas and Texas Division as Advocate General with the rank of colonel. He 120 The Filson Club History Quarterly [Vol. 23 practiced law in Owensboro and after the death of his wife, in Louisville. 54 The child of George and Amelia Neville (Pearce) Weis­ smger was: (6-1) Amelia Neville Weissinger, born 7 September 1867. She married J. Hoadley Cochran. He was a steam engineer. Their child was: (7-1) Hattie Hoadley Cochran, born 24 November 1890 in Louisville, Kentucky. On 3 October 1912 she married Albert Conrad Dick, son of Albert Mallory and Emma Albertine ( Con­ rad) Dick. He was born 31 December 1885 in Louisville, Ken­ tucky. Mrs. Dick was the heroine of Annie Fellows Johnson's book, The Little Colonel. Mr. Dick received the degree of A.B. from Cent:ve College, Danville, Kentucky, in 1907, that of LL.B. from the University of Virginia, 1909, and that of LL.B from the University of Louisville, 1910. He practiced law in Louisville until 1915, but in that year entered the general insurance busi­ ness. In 1941 he purchased the Louisville Barrel & Box Com­ pany of which he is sole owner.55 The children of Albert C. and Hattie (Cochran) Dick are: (8-1) Albert Conrad Dick, Jr., born 17 September 1915. During World War II he served in the Army Air Corps as a second lieutenant. (8-2) John H. Dick, born 20 September 1920. He served in the Engineer Corps, U. S. Army, during World War II. (5-3) Richard Steele Pearce~ born 12 August 1839 and died 5 October 1847.56 (5-4) John Clark Pearce, born 2 November 1841 57 at "Mul­ berry Hill," Jefferson County, Kentucky, and died 8 September 1932 in Jefferson County.58 On 29 August 1876, he married Mrs. Susannah Eleanor (Steele) Cooper, widow of Harvey Cooper and daughter of Colonel Samuel and Ann Alexis (Brown) Steele.59 She was born 1 February 1846 and died 1 November 1884. 60 Mr. Pearce attended private schools in Louisville and Green­ ville, Kentucky. He was a horticulturist, introduced Bibb let­ tuce in Louisville, and was the first to develop and produce the second crop potato, now grown throughout the world. He sought neither publicity nor material rewards for himself from his experiments in the botanical field. The children of John Clark and Susannah Eleanor (Steele) Pearce are: (6-1) Myra Steele Pearce. On 15 June 1907 in Jefferson County, Kentucky, she married Francis Flusser Snead. He was 1949] Jonathan Clark Descendants 121 born in Louisville in 1875 and died there 6 February 1938.61 Mr. Snead was organizer of the Harlan Coal Company which later became the Snead-Meguire Coal Company. He was a veteran of the Spanish American War, and in 1926-1927 served as presi­ dent of the Pendennis Club, Louisville. They had no children. Mrs. Snead continues to reside in Louisville.62 (6-2) Amelia Neville Pearce, born 31 May 1878 at "Mul­ berry Hill," and died 7 October 1946 in Louisville.63 She mar­ ried, 5 April 1889, in Jefferson County, Kentucky, Noland Smy­ ser Milton, son of John and Laura (Smyser) Milton. He was born 14 August 1869 and died 7 July 1946 in Louisville.64 Mr. Milton started as a runner with the old Bank of Kentucky in 1893, became cashier of that bank, and in 1919 joined the First National Bank of Louisville, being vice-president at the time of his death, 7 July 1936. They had no children. (6-3) John Clark Pearce, Jr., born 26 June 1879 at "Mul­ berry Hill," and died 10 August 1926 in Louisville. John Clark Pearce and Henrietta S. Pearce, his wife, were the parents of: (7-1) John Clark Pearce, III. He is in the automotive business and is unmarried. (7-2) William Steele Pearce. He is with the Internation­ al Harvester Company, and is unmarried. (6-4) William Bodley Pearce, born 26 August 1880 at "Mul­ berry Hill," and died 7 January 1944 in Louisville. He attended Trinity College and served in the Spanish-American War. At the time of his death Mr. Pearce was travelling passenger agent for the Illinois Central Railroad at Louisville. He married Macy Mcintyre.65 Their children are: (7-1) Madeline Norton Pearce. On 14 December 1938 in Louisville, Kentucky, she married William McGregor Lynn, Jr. During World War II he served for three years in Europe and is now a lieutenant colonel. He is an instructor in chemistry at the United States Military Academy at West Point, New York. Their children are: (8-1) Mary Janet Lynn, born 16 September 1941 in Louisville, Kentucky. (8-2) William McGregor Lynn, born 18 December 1947 at West Point, New York. (7-2) Robert McIntyre Pearce. On 14 June 1944 in High Point, North Carolina, he married Elizabeth Perry Yow, daugh­ ter of Daniel Thomas Yow. He served as a first lieutenant in France with the Eighty-eighth Division during World War II and is nov, connected with the Atomic Experimental Station at Albuquerque. New Mexico. Their children are: 122 The Filson Club History Quarterly [Vol. 23

(8-1) Robert McIntyre Pearce, Jr., born 6 January 1947 at West Point, New York. (8-2) Elizabeth Perry Pearce, born 13 February 1948 at West Point. (8-3) David Yow Pearce, twin of Elizabeth Perry, born 13 February 1948 at West Point. (7-3) William Pindell Pearce, born 4 August 1913. On 6 September 1938 in Louisville, Kentucky, he married Ed Mary Clark. They reside in Leitchfield, Kentucky. Their children are: (8-1) Mary Ann Pearce, born 1 June 1939. (8-2) William Clark Pearce, born 30 December 1946. (8-3) Susannah Steele Pearce, born 1 January 1948. (6-5) .,James Anderson Pearce, born 22 June 1882. He is a farmer of Bloomington, Illinois.

MARY PEARCE, daughter of J arnes Anderson and Ann (Clark) Pearce, was born 13 January 1815 and died 10 August 1878.66 She married, 21 October 1833, in Jefferson County, Ken­ tucky,67 Judge William Fontaine Bullock, son of Edmund and Elizabeth (Fontaine) Bullock. He was born 16 January 1807 near Lexington, Kentucky,68 and died 9 August 1889 at Hemp­ ridge, Kentucky.69 Judge Bullock graduated from Transylvania University in 1824, studied law, and removed to Louisville in 1828. In 1837 he was elected to the Legislature and through his efforts the com­ mon school system of Kentucky was organized and the State School for the Blind founded. He was a judge of the Fifth Ju­ dicial Circuit and a member of the faculty of the University of Louisville Law School. (Judge Bullock married first, 30 April 1829, Sophia Oldham.70 ) The children of William Fontaine and Mary (Pearce) Bul- lock were: (5-1) Ann Clark Bullock, died in infancy.71 (5-2) Edward Bullock, died in infancy.72 (5-3) William Fontaine Bullock, born 19 July 1837 and died 21 May 187573 at the Lead Mines, Henry County, Kentucky.74 On 10 October 186075 he married Ella Ballard, daughter of Rice Carter and Louise Cabois (Berthe) Ballard. She was born 20 March 1841.76 He served as a colonel in the Confederate Army. The children of vVilliam Fontaine and Ella (Ballard) Bullock were: (6-1) Rice Ballard Bullock, born 7 June 1862 and died 13 September 1904 in Seattle, Washington. 1949] Jonathan Clark Descendants 123

(6-2) William Fontaine Bullock, born 24 November 1864 and died 22 September 1896. (6-3) Mary Pearce Bullock, born 8 February 1868 in Shelby County, Kentucky. (6-4) James Pindell Bullock, born 28 March 1871. (5-4) Alfred Carr Bullock, died in infancy.77 (5-5) Mary Eliza Bullock, died in infancy.78 (5-6) Sarah Pearce Bullock, died young.7g (5-7) Edmund Bullock, died in infancy.80 (5-8) Edmund Pearce Bullock, born 16 February 1847 in Lou­ isville, Kentucky, and died 21 January 1928 in Louisville. He married, on 13 February 1872 in Shelbyville, Kentucky, Pene­ lope Gordon Lowry, daughter of Doctor Ja1nes and Helen (Bul­ litt) Lowry. She was born 2 February 1853 in Shelbyville, and died 9 August 1930 at Western Springs, Illinois.81 Mr. Bullock was a farmer part of his life, residing in Shelby and McCracken counties, Kentucky. He served as constable of Shelbyville and was connected with the Bullock Lumber Com­ pany in Louisville. The children of Edmund Pearce and Penelope (Lowry) Bul­ lock are: (6-1) Helen B. Bullock, born 18 December 1872 and died 27 December 1872.82 (6-2) James Lowry Bullock, born 17 November 1873 in Shelby County, Kentucky. He married, in Shelbyville, Ken­ tucky, P.J1nie Virginia 1\1iddelton. They reside in Louisville. (6-3) Wilkins Anderson Bullock, born 9 October 1875 in Shelbyville, Kentucky. In 1903 in Portland, Oregon, he mar­ ried Tillie May Fisher, who was born 5 September 1879 in Port­ land. Mr. Bullock is District Manager of the Mutual Benefit Health and Accident Company of Omaha, Nebraska, and resides in Portland.83 Their daughter is: (7-1) Dorothy Louise Bullock, born 16 October 1905 at Benton Harbor, Michigan. She married William Asbury Porter and they now reside in Alamosa, Colorado. Their children are: (8-1) Mary Kilarney Porter, born 29 May 1925. She married James Sayer and both are attending college in Denver, Colorado. (8-2) William Asbury Porter, born 10 }Jovember 1926. (8-3) Kathleen Porter, born 15 June 1942. (6-4) Henry Pindell Bullock, born 7 February 1878 in Mc­ Cracken County, Kentucky, and died 11 January 1946 at O'Ban­ non, Kentucky.84 On 31 October 1905 in Shelby County, Ken­ tucky, he married Susie Millicent Yager, daughter of Curtis 124 The Filson Club History Quarterly [Vol. 23

Smith and Mary Florence (Duncan) Yager. She was born 29 July 1882 in Shelby County. Mr. Bullock was in Colorado when a young man. He was an express messenger with the Adams Express Company and resided in Shelbyville. During the Saint Louis Exposition of 1904 he was with that company there. Later he was a contractor in Louisville, Kentucky. Their children are: (7-1) Brents Fontaine Bullock, born 11 June 1907 in Lou­ isville, Kentucky. On 6 October 1942 in Louisville he married Mary Harper. They reside in Charlotte, North Carolina. Their child: (8-1) Brents Harper Bullock, born 21 March 1944. (7-2) Mary Florence Bullock, born 18 March 1913 at Louisville. On 24 October 1934 in Jeffersonville, Indiana, she married William Henry Fredenberger. They live in Coral Gables, Florida. Their children are: (8-1) Shirley Anne Fredenberger, born 9 September 1936. (8-2) William Brents Fredenberger, born 15 July 1940. (7-3) Susie Millicent Bullock, born 16 November 1917 in Louisville. On 8 November 1942 in Jefferson County, Ken­ tucky, she married Bruce Allen Buckner. They reside in An­ chorage, Kentucky. Their children are: ( 8-1) Bruce Allen Buckner, born 24 December 1944. (8-2) Robin Yager Buckner, born 20 February 1945. (8-3) Phoebe Sue Buckner, born 16 March 1947. (7-4) Henry Pindell Bullock, born 16 November 1917 in Louisville, Kentucky, and died 28 December 1917 in Louisville. (7-5) Martha Jean Bullock, born 7 February 1924 in Saint Matthews, Kentucky. On 20 October 1945 in Columbia, South Carolina, she married Doctor Joseph Frank Haydu, Jr. They reside in Logan, West Virginia, where he is a dentist. Their children are: (8-1) Joseph Frank Haydu, born 18 October 1945. (8-2) Henry Pindell Haydu, born 13 April 1948. (6-5) Mary Elizabeth Bullock, born 24 October 1880 in Shelby County, Kentucky. On 2 October 1900 at La Grange, Kentucky, she married Thomas William Harwood, son of John Martin and Angie (Smith) Harwood. He was born 15 Novem­ ber 1870 in Shelby County. Mr. Harwood is an accountant and auditor. They have resided in various cities throughout the country and now live in Oakland Park, Florida.85 Their children are: (7-1) Laura Penelope Harwood, born 7 August 1901 in 1949] Jonathan Clark Descendants 125

Shelby County, Kentucky. On 6 September 1922 at Western Springs, Illinois, she married Harold Fullerton Vaughan. They reside in Oakland Park, Florida. Their children are: (8-1) Harold Fullerton Vaughan, born 8 September 1925 at Chicago, Illinois. (8-2) Elizabeth Ann Vaughan, born 19 December 1928 at Chicago. (7-2) Thomas William Harwood, born 19 December 1902 at Hazleton, Pennsylvania, and died in August, 1903, in Louis­ ville, Kentucky. ( 7-3) Mary Elizabeth Harwood, born 3 December 1904 in Louisville and died the same day. (6-6) Edmund Bullock, born 10 January 188386 in Shelby County, Kentucky, and died 6 March 1900 at Manila, Philip­ pine Islands. 87 (6-7) W. F. Bullock, born 15 January 1885 and died 21 January 1885. (6-8) Lunsford Yandell Bullock, born 24 June 1886 in Shel­ by County, Kentucky. He married first Helen Bedeman and second Gertie Haehl. Mr. Bullock resides in Anchorage, Ken­ tucky. His daughter: (7-1) Betty Dean Bullock. On 23 October 1948 at Floydsburg, Kentucky, she married Robert Vance Barnett, Jr. (6-9) Helen Maud Bullock, born 11 June 1888 in Shelby County and died 28 September 1946 at Clay Village, Kentucky.88 She married first Charles Rodgers, and second, on 21 July 1917 at Jeffersonville, Indiana, Edward Waller Jennings. He was born 20 August 1889 at Waddy, Kentucky, and now resides in Shelby County. Her children are: (7-1) Charles Tomas Rodgers, born 6 December 1904 in Louisville. (7-2) William Pearce Jennings, born 28 July 1918 in Louisville. (7-3) Martha Lowry Jennings, born 18 October 1920 in Shelbyville. (6-10) Thomas Bailey Bullock, born 19 May 1892 in Shelby­ ville, Kentucky. On 28 November 1917 in Louisville, Kentucky; he married Helena Bondurant. She was born 5 December 1900 in Madison, Indiana. They reside in Louisville. 89 Their child is: (7-1) Dorothea Lorraine Bullock, born 2 October 1918 at Madison, Indiana. On 22 June 1940 at Los Angeles, California, she married Donald Walter Wicklander. (6-11) Edmund Pearce Bullock, born 8 June 1894 in Shelby County, Kentucky, and died in 1918 at Fort Riley, Kansas. 126 'l~he Filson Club History Quarterly [Vol. 23

(5-9) Henry Pindell Bullock, born 23 November 1850 and died 27 July 1855.90 (5-10) Arthur Wallace Bullock, born 14 September 1858 in Louisville, Kentucky,91 and died 10 December 192892 in Shelby­ ville, Kentucky. On 27 March 1884 in Brooklyn, New York, he married Ellen Theresa Sweeney, Daughter of John and Ellen Sweeney. She was born 9 April 1868 in Brooklyn and died 9 December 192193 in Shelbyville. Mr. Bullock was educated in Louisville but spent his early life in New York. After returning to Shelby County he was district game warden for the State Game and Fish Com­ mission. 94 The cl).ildren of Arthur \V allace and Ellen Theresa (Sweeney) Bullock are: (6-1) Ellen Theresa Bullock, born 2 April 1885 at Brook­ lyn, New York, and died 11 July 1948 at Sarasota, Florida.95 On 15 January 1908 she married George De Monier Gates, son of James Edward and Anna May Gates. He was born 16 April 1883. Mr. Gates was an employee of the Louisville and Nash­ ville Railroad and resided in Louisville. They removed to Sara­ sota after his retirement. Their children are: (7-1) James Edward Gates, born 1908 in Louisville, Ken­ tucky. On 2 April 1939 he married Harriett Reid, daughter of the Rev. D. B. Reid of Wilmington, Delaware. They reside in Athens, Georgia. Their children are: (8-1) Patsy Lee Gates, born 19 February 1942 in Wash­ ington, D. C. (8-2) Jeffrey Reid Gates, born 4 March 1946 in Chi­ cago, Illinois. (7-2) Ellen Theresa Gates, born 1911 in Louisville. On 27 February 1937 she married Robert M. Carnighan, son of George M. and Ora Carnighan, of Louisville, Kentucky. Their children are: (8-1) Robert Hance Carnighan, born 18 November 1937 in Louisville. (8-2) Mary Ellen Carnighan, born 30 August 1940 in Louisville. (7-3) George De Monier Gates, born 1912 in Louisville. On 26 July 1933 he married Callie Mae Fox of Louisville, daugh­ ter of Vieble and Georgia Fox. Their child: (8-1) George De Monier Gates, born 5 November 1945 in Louisville. (7-4) John Luther Gates, born in Louisville, Kentucky. On 23 August 1940 he married Generose Irvin, daughter of 1949] Jonathan Clark Descendants 127

Virgil Irvin of Elizabethtown, Kentucky. He is a major in the United States Army now stationed in Germany. Their child: (8-1) John Luther Gates, born 30 March 1944 in Wash­ ington, D. C. (6-2) Mary Elizabeth Bullock, born 6 June 1887 in Brook­ lyn, New York. On 31 January 1906 in Louisville, Kentucky, she married John Roger Hance, son of William and Catherine Hance of Lockport, Kentucky. He was born 23 August 1877. They re­ side in Shelbyville, Kentucky.96 Their children are: (7-1) Ellen Catherine Hance, born 5 December 1906 in Shelby County, Kentucky. She married, 2 January 1929, Wes­ ley Burke, son of Jesse and Nettie (McClain) Burke of Shelby County. Their child: (8-1) Betsy Burke, born 8 February 1932 in Shelby County. · (7-2) Dora Hance, born 18 May 1909 in Shelby County. On 10 January 1936 she married Sterling McIntyre, son of Wil­ liam Philster and Sallie (Tapp) McIntyre. He was born 5 De­ cember 1905 in Nicholas County, Kentucky. (7~3) Elizabeth Rose Hance, born 3 September 1911 in Shelby County. She married, 15 September 1934, John Rice Neal, son of William B. and Mamie Ellen (Gallagher) Neal. He was born 12 October 1902 at Paris, Kentucky. (7-4) Mary Pearce Hance, born 12 January 1913 in Shel­ by County. On 19 July 1937 in Shelbyville, Kentucky, she mar­ ried Griffin Alexander Bean, son of William E. and Ann (Gavin) Bean. He was born 29 July 1906 at Bardstown, Kentucky. Their children are: (8-1) John Edward Bean, born 9 September 1938 at Shelbyville, Kentucky. (8-2) Rosemary Bean, born 11 August 1941 in Shel­ byville. (8-3) Carol Ann Bean, born 15 June 1944 in Louisville. ( 8-4) Michael Alexander Bean, born 29 July 194 7 in Louisville. (7-5) Wallace Bullock Hance, born 12 June 1916 in Shel­ by County. He married, 30 September 1938, Inez Kesler Morse, daughter of David Arthur and Nettie (Forest) Morse. She was born 5 June 1921. Their children are: (8-1) Arthur Wallace Hance, born 17 June 1939 in Shelby County. (8-2) Mary Carolyn Hance, born 2 July 1940 in Shelby County. 128 The Filson Clnb History Quarterly [Vol. 23

(8-3) Nettie Catherine Hance, born 4 January 1943 in Louisville, Kentucky. (7-6) Margaret Nancy Hance, born 23 January 1920 in Shelby County. She married James Burdette Farris, son of Alex Pearl and Flonnie (Huffaker) Farris. He was born 30 Au­ gust 1917. Their children are: (8-1) James Lee Farris, born 24 February 1940 in Bon­ ham, Texas. (8-2) John Randall Farris, born 17 September 1943 in Shelbyville, Kentucky. (7-7) John Roger Hance, born 5 November 1922 in Shel­ by County. He married Mae Holland in 1945. She was born 30 May 1922 in Hazard, Kentucky. Their child: (8~1) Cynthia Ann Hance, born 5 October 1947 in Scottsburg, Indiana. (7-8) Eugene Bland Hance, born 2 April 1926 in Shelby County. (7-9) Dorothy Ann Hance, born 3 January 1931 in Shelby County. (6-3) Alice Bullock, born 27 February 1889 and died 8 Au­ gust 1889. (6-4) Agnes Bullock, born 12 January 1891 and died 1 July 1892. (6-5) William Fontaine Bullock, born 28 August 1892 in Brooklyn, New York, and died 1 July 1942 in Grand Rapids, Michigan. In 1915 in Louisville, Kentucky, he married Lucille Tyler Vlhite, daughter of George and Sallie (Satterwhite) White of Brooklyn, New York. Their children are: (7-1) William Fontaine Bullock, born 24 December 1916 in Louisville, Kentucky. He married Renee Rhodes, daughter of Edward B. and Helen (McLaughlin) Rhodes. She was born 12 May 1922 in Union City, New Jersey. Their child: (8-1) Katherine Lucille Bullock, born 15 March 1948. (7-2) Lucille Frances Bullock, born 14 February 1918 in Louisville. She married Floyd E. Weddle, son of Elijah and Myrtle Weddle. He was born-23 August 1913 in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Their children are: (8-1) Barbara June Weddle, born 17 April 1945 in G-rand Rapids, Michigan. (8-2) Robert Floyd Weddle, born 27 June 1946 in Grand Rapids. (7-3) Mary Pearl Bullock, born 21 June 1919. She mar­ ried Major Frank Barnes, U. S. A., son of Perry Ray and Ella 1949] Jonathan Clark Descendants 129

Barnes. He was born 7 June 1917 in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Their child: (8-1) Katherine Mary Barnes, born 5 December 1947. (7-4) 1'-1:artha Jane Bullock, born 7 June 1927 in Louis­ ville, Kentucky. She married Ernest Lamberts, son of Richard and Gertrude Lamberts. He was born 24 May 1924. Their child: (8-1) Eric William Lamberts, born 24 July 1948 in Grand Rapids, Michigan. (6-6) John S. Bullock, born 12 June 1897 in Brooklyn, New York. On 1 May 1919 in Louisville, Kentucky, he married Rose Woolbright, daughter of Robert J. and Bertha (McCormick) Woolbright. They reside in Louisville.97 Their children are: (7-1) Robert Stephen Bullock, born 1 March 1920 in Shelbyville, Kentucky. (7-2) Mary Cornelia Bullock, born 15 September 1921. On 10 September 1942 in Louisville, she married James Russell Ogden, son of James Russell and Gladys Dale (Yost) Ogden: Their children are: (8-1) Judith Ann Ogden, born 18 September 1944. (8-2) James Russell Ogden, born 27 April 1947. (6-7) Luther Willis Bullock, born 28 February 1899 in Shelby County, Kentucky. In 1930 he married Pearl Butler, daughter of Jam.es and Mary Agnes Butler. She was born 10 July 1899 in Richmond, Indiana. They reside in Indianapolis. Their children are: (7-1) Mary Lou Bullock, born 2 July 1932 in Chicago, Illinois. (7-2) Joan Clare Bullock, born 6 August 1933, in Chicago. (6-8) Edmund Bullock, born 24 June 1901 in Shelby County, Kentucky, and died in July, 1901. (6-9) Margaret Bullock, born 21 June 1902 in Shelby County. In 1922 she married Joe Farmer of Bourbon County, Kentucky, son of John Farmer. He died in November, 1948. They had no children. (6-10) Dorothy Bullock, born 6 December 1905 in Shelby County. She married .r.;Iliott I~ordstrom of Milwaukee, Wis­ consin. Their child: (7-1) Elliott Nordstrom, born 1946 in Milwaukee.

ELLEN PEARCE, daughter of J runes Anderson and Ann (Clark) Pearce, was born 2 January 1817 in Louisville, Ken­ tucky, and died there 10 September 1894.98 On 12 March 183599 she married Judge William Stewart Bodley, son of Gen­ eral Thomas and Katherine Harris (Shiell) Bodley. He was 130 The Filson Club History Q11,a,rterly [Vol. 23 born 7 June 1806 in Lexington, Kentucky, and died 8 April 1877 in Louisville.100 Judge Bodley studied at Transylvania University and was salutatorian of his class in 1821. He studied law and began prac­ tice at Maysville, Kentucky, but shortly afterwards moved to Natchez and Vicksburg, Mississippi. While living in Vicksburg he ran for the United States Senate, failing election by two votes. In 1849 he moved to Louisville, Kentucky, and practiced law for many years.101 The children of William Stewart and Ellen (Pearce) Bodley were: (5-1) Hugh Shiell Bodley, born 24 September 1836 in Vicks­ burg, Mississippi, and died 28 October 1904 in Jefferson County, Kentucky.102 (5-2) ..... Bodley, a daughter, died 6 April 1838. (5-3) Ann James Bodley, born 6 May 1839 in Vicksburg and died 16 May 1926 in Louisville, Kentucky.103 Miss Bodley lost her hearing when a child. She was much interested in gene­ alogy and some of the information gathered by her appears in this article. ( 5-4) Elizabeth Bodley, born 20 January 1841 and died 15 June 1841.104 (5-5) Martha Stanard Bodley, born 12 July 1842 and died 8 December 1925 in Louisville.105 (5-6) Pearce Bodley, born 3 December 1844 and died 8 Au­ gust 1902 in Louisville. On 15 June 1875 he married Mary Adams McHenry. She was born in 1851 and died 18 April 1893.106 Their children were: (6-1) Beverly Anderson Bodley, born 18 September 1887 and died 16 May 1922 in New York, New York. (6-2) Innes Harwood Bodley, born 31 August 1889 and died 6 June 1933 in California. He married Esther Sherley Martin­ son of \Villiams, Iowa. He joined the Regular Army and was a colonel in the Field Artillery during World War I. (5-7) Harry Innes Bodley, born 6 March 1847 and died 25 March 1848.107 (5-8) 1~~lilliam Stewart Bodley, born 20 February 1850 and died 15 11:arch 1926 in Louisville, Kentucky.108 He was a grad­ uate of the University of Louisville Law School. With Richard W. Knott he helped to organize the Evening Post, later the Lou­ isville .Post, and ,vas later managing editor of the New York World:- Washington correspondent of the Neu) York Times, and Sunday editor of the New York Herald. He retired in 1894 and resided afterv,ards in Louisville. 1949] ·. Jonathan Clark Descendants · 131

(5-9) Temple Bodley, born 5 August 1852 in Louisville,, Ken­ tucky, and died 23 November 1940 in Louisville. On 22 No­ vember 1892 in Louisville he married Jane Edith Fosdick, daughter of William Henry and Katie (Kaye) Fosdick. She was born 13 November 1866 in Louisville. Mr. Bodley received the degree of LL.B from the University of Louisville Law School in 1875 and also attended the Univer­ sity of Virginia. He practiced law in Louisville from 1875 until 1910. He was Park Commissioner from 1893 to 1897, first pres­ ident of the Louisville Art Association and an endowment mem­ ber of The Filson Club. Mr. Bodley was the author of, among other works, Richard A. Robinson, A Memoir, 1903; George Rogers Clark, His Life and Public Services, 1926; History of Ken­ tucky before Louisiana Purchase in 1803, 1928; and Our First Great West, in RevolutionaTy War, Diplomacy and Politics, 1938, (The Filson Club Publications No. 36.) The children of Temple and Edith (Fosdick) Bodley are: (6-1) William Fosdick Bodley, born 6 November 1893 in Louisville and died there 18 November 1894. (6-2) Ellen Pearce Bodley, born 10 May 1897 in Louisville. On 29 April 1922 in Louisville she married William Alexander Stuart, son of John James and Kate Greenway (Preston) Stuart. He was born 24 October 1889 in Abingdon, Virginia. Mr. Stuart attended Emory & Henry College, Virginia, the University of Virginia, and, as a Rhodes scholar, Baliol College, Oxford. He has practiced law at Abingdon, and is a past president of the Virginia Bar Association. Their children are: (7-1) William Alexander Stuart, born 28 February 1923 in Abingdon, Virginia. He was a lieutenant in the United States Marine Corps during World War II. - (7-2) George Rogers Clark Stuart, born 31 August 1924 at Abingdon. He ,vas a corporal in the Field ....i\.rtillery in France and Gerrn.any during \f\.Torld War II. He graduated from Wil­ liams College and studied also at Baliol College, Oxford, Eng­ land. (6-3) Edith Fosdick Bodley, born 20 November 1900 in Louisville. On 31 December 1924 in Louisville she married James Walker Stites, son of John and Mildred Ann (Cheno:... weth) Stites. He was born 25 November 1897 in Louisville, and attended Culver ~Kilitary Academy, ,villiams College" and the University of Virginia Law School. During World War I he was a second lieutenant in the Air Service. He has practiced law in Louisville and was judge of the Court of Appeals of Kentucky from 1935 to 1939.109 Their children are: 132 The Filson Club History Quarterly [Vol. 23

(7-1) James Walker Stites, born 4 September 1926 in Louisville. He was a Naval Aviation Cadet during World War Il, and has attended Williams College and the University of Virginia Law School. ( 7-2) Ellen Bodley Stites, born 14 Febru&L--y 1930 in Lou­ isville. (7-3) Temple Bodley Stites, born 9 September 1931 in Louisville. (7-4) William Fosdick Stites, born 1 July 1940 in Lou­ isville. (6-4) )Temple Bodley, born 6 March 1905 in Louisville. (5-10) Stanard Bodley, born 15 November 1855, and died 10 September 1861.110 (5-11) Ellen Pearce Bodley, born 8 November 1858 and died 17 September 1887 .111

MARTHA PEARCE, daughter of James Anderson and Ann (Clark) Pearce, was born 20 November 1820 and died 30 No­ vember 1894 in New York, New York.112 She married first, 17 May 1837 in Jefferson County, Kentucky,113 Robert Craig Stan­ ard, son of Robert and Jane Stith (Craig) Stanard. He was born 17 May 1814 and died 2 June 1857. She married second, 2 February 1869 in New York, New York, James Robb. They were divorced and she resumed the name of Stanard. She owned a large farm, "Roxbury," near Guinea Station, Virginia, and gave it to her son.114 The children of Robert Craig and Martha (Pearce) Stanard were: (5-1) Robert Craig Stanard, born 27 July 1838 in Richmond, Virginia, and died 5 March 1845 in Vicksburg, Mississippi. (5-2) Henry Vick Stanard, born 29 September 1839 and died 29 July 1840 in Louisville, Kentucky. (5-3) Hugh Mercer Stanard, born 21 September 1841 in Richmond, Virginia, and died 15 January 1876 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

JONATHAN CLARK PEARCE, son of James Anderson and Ann (Clark) Pearce, was born 20 March 1822 in Louisville, Ken­ tucky, and died 2 April 1895 in Roxbury, Virginia. In Septem­ ber, 1852, in Louisville, he married Francena Low, daughter of Emory Lo,v. She was born 29 May 1835 in Louisville and died there 25 February 1856.115 Mr. Pearce was in business in Louisville, Kentucky. He then moved to Nitta Yuma, Mississippi, where he was guardian of his niece, Mary Vick, and managed her estate, "Nitta Yuma." He 1949] Jonathan Clark Descendants 133 later purchased from his nephew, Hugh Stanard, a large farm "Roxbury," near Guinea Station, Virginia, and lived there with his son and daughter-in-law until his death. The child of Jonathan Clark and Francena (Low) Pearce was: (5-1) George Low Pearce, born 28 August 1853 in Louisville, Kentucky, and died 26 August 1921 in Greenville, Mississippi. On 28 December 1881 in Greenville he married Indiana Bourges, daughter of Ernest and Camille Generelly (de Rinaldi) Bourges. He resided at "Roxbury" until his father's death and then re­ turned to Greenville where he owned and ran a dry goods store.

ELIZA ANDERSON PEARCE, daughter of James Anderson and Ann (Clark) Pearce, was born 28 February 1824 in Louis­ ville, Kentucky, and died 7 January 1904 in Lexington, Ken­ tucky. On 20 October 1846 at Louisville116 she married Judge George Blackburn Kinkead, son of John and Margaret Trotter (Blackburn) Kinkead. He was born 25 September 1811 at "Cane Spring," Woodford County, Kentucky, and died 11 No­ vember 1877 at Lexington.117 Judge Kinkead was educated at Transylvania University, Lexington, where he received first honors. He practiced law in Versailles, Paris, and Lexington, Kentucky, and was Secre­ tary of State of Kentucky at the time of his marriage. He was at one time a partner of Judge Aaron K. Wooley in Lexington. The children of George Blackburn and Eliza Anderson (Pearce) Kinkead v\,ere: (5-1) Robert Stanard Kinkead, born 18 August 1847 at "Cane Spring," Woodford County, Kentucky, and died 17 March 1911 at Fort Smith, Arkansas. On 6 February 1883 at Lexington, Kentucky, he married Katherine Anderson Carneal, daughter of Louis and Maria (Lawrence) Carneal. She was born 9 June 1856 in Cincinnati, Ohio, and died 26 May 1895 in Lexington. Their children are: (6-1) Eliza Stanard Kinkead, born 24 October 1883 at Lex­ ington. She married, 10 January 1910 at Fort Smith, A·:·kansas, Richard Gould Bulgin. He was born 14 January 1879 at Fort Smith. They reside in Poteau. Their children are: (7-1) Katherine Bulgin, born 25 December 1911 at Poteau, Oklahoma. She resides there and is unmarried. (7-2) Richard Gould Bulgin, born 27 May 1916 at Poteau. He has never married and is employed in the govern­ ment service in Washington, D. C. (6-2) Davis Carneal Kinkead, born 11 May 1885 in Frank- 134 The Filson Club History .Quarterly [Vol. 23 lin County, Kentucky. He married first, 9 February 1925 in Lexington, Elizabeth Colesbury Lou.ridge, daughter of William J. and Fannie (Bruce) Lou.ridge. She was born 25 September i886 at Lexington and died there 9 September 1936. Mr. Kin­ kead married second, 11 February 1939 at Saint Paul, Minnesota, Ruth Deborah Powers, daughter of Frank L. and Alma (Brat­ ton) Powers. She was born 25 December 1902 at Saint Paul. They reside in Evanston, Illinois. The child of Davis Carneal and Ruth Deborah (Powers) KirLkead is: (7-1) Edwina Lav1rence Kinkead, born 12 April 1941 at Evanston, Illinois. _ _ (6-3) Robert Stanard Kinkead, born 29 September 1886 in Franklin County, Kentucky. He married, 25 October 1915 in Saint Paul, Minnesota, Eleanor Creagh Hill, daughter of John C. and Mary Whalley (Washington) Hill. She was born 24 No­ vember 1891 in Saint Paul. Mr. Kinkead is a manufacturer of power mo,vers and grass cutters which he invented. He re­ sides in Sam.t Paul. Their children are: (7-1) Robert Stanard Kinkead, born 18 December 1920 in Saint Paul. He graduated from the University of Minnesota and served for several years in World War II as a private. He is now working with his father in his factory. (7-2) Mary Washington Kinkead, born 8 February 1924 in Saint Paul. She married Daniel Cahill. (7-3) Virginia Carneal Kinkead, born 22 February 1927 in Saint Paul. (7-4) John Blackburn Kinkead, born 6 May 1930 in Saint Paul. (6-4) William Bury Kinkead, born 18 July 1888 in Lexing­ ton, Kentucky, and died 21 August 1940. On 22 October 1922 he married Clara Georgiana Fitterling, daughter of William Fred­ erick and Georgiana (Tisdale) Fitterling. She was born 30 November 1892. After the death of Mr. Kinkead she married Theo. C. Erringer and died 14 December 1946. · (5-2) Doctor John Kinkead, born 30 December 1848 at Lex­ ington, Kentucky, and died 29 June 1909 at Poughkeepsie, New York. He married first, 12 November 1874 at Poughkeepsie, Anna Sarah Dodge, daughter of Le Grand and Cornelia Ann ·(Crooke) Dodge. She was born 9 November 1852 at Pough­ keepsie and died 21 February 1879 in New York City. He mar­ ried second, 1 October 1885 at Poughkeepsie, Elise Stewart Hamilton, daughter of Adolphus Hamilton and his wife, Matilda Jane (Boyd) Fetter. She was born 11 July 1857 at New Or­ leans, Louisiana, and died 23 February 1944 at Poughkeepsie. 1949] · Jonathan Clark Descendants 135

Dr. Kinkead graduated from the University of Virginia and studied medicine in Stuttgart, Germany. He specialized in eye, ear, nose and throat, and was war assistant to Doctor Herman Knapp, the leading eye specialist of his time in New York. After the death of his first wife he removed to Poughkeepsie and practiced there until retirement. The children of John and Anna Sarah (Dodge) Kinkead are: (6-1) Cornelia Dodge Kinkead, born 2 November 1875 at Poughkeepsie, New York. She graduated from Vassar College in 1896 and now resides in Poughkeepsie. (6-2) George Blackburn Kinkead, born 12 February 1879 in New York City. He attended Princeton, receiving A. B. degree in 1899, and M. A. in 1909 from Columbia Law School. He also attended the University of Halle, Germany, and the General Theological Seminary, New York City, 1904. In that year he was ordained ·a priest of the Protestant Episcopal Church, with his first charge fu Beloit, Kansas. He was Canon and Dean of Christ Cathedral, Salina, Kansas, and during World War I served as a chaplain (first lieutenant) in the Twenty-seventh Engineers in France. He was later chaplain of the College of Preachers, Washington (D. C.) Cathedral, until his retirement in 1948. The Reverend Mr. Kinkead is a member of the So­ ciety of Cincinnati and of the Colonial Lords of the Manor. He resides at "Maple Grove," Poughkeepsie, New York.118 (5-3) Ellen Talbot Kinkead, born 16 August 1850 at Lexing­ ton, Kentucky, and died there 3 June 1860. (5-4) Ann Pearce Kinkead, born 7 April 1852 in Lexington and died 19 November 1915 in Princeton, New Jersey. On 3 August 1876 in Lexington she married Benjamin Breckinridge Warfield, son of William and Mary Cabell (Breckinridge) War­ field. He was born 5 November 1851 in Lexington and died 16 February 1921 in Princeton, New Jersey. Mr. Warfield grad­ uated from Princeton University in 1871 with the highest honors and studied in Edinburgh and Germany and France during 1872-1873. In 1876 he graduated from Princeton Theological Seminary and received the degree of Doctor of Divinity in 1878. The College of New Jersey and Davidson College, North Caro­ lina, granted him the Doctorate of Laws. He taught at Western Theological Seminary and Princeton Theological Seminary and was editor of the Presbyterian and Reformed Review.119 (5-5) James Pearce Kinkead, born 22 June 1854 at Lexing­ ton and died there 26 July 1854. (5-6) Henry Pindell Kinkead, born 20 July 1855 at Lexing­ ton and died 29 November 1921 at his winter home in Santa 136 The Filson Club History Quarterly [Vol. 23

Barbara, California. He married, 12 October 1889 at Pough­ keepsie, New York, Edith Boyd Hamilton, daughter of Adolphus Hamilton and sister of the second wife of Doctor John Kinkead. He was a banker in Lexington for many years and removed to Poughkeepsie about 1908. Their children are: (6-1) Jennie Hamilton Kinkead, born 8 November 1890 in Lexington. (6-2) John Kinkead, born 19 June 1892 in Lexington and died there 26 July 1892. (6-3) Elise Hamilton Kinkead, born 7 January 1894 in Lex­ ington. She and her sister, Jennie, reside at "Southwood," Poughkeepsie, Ne\v York. Both are unmarried. (5-7) Margaret Blackburn Kinkead, born 9 May 1857 at Lex­ ington and died 18 October 1932 at Easton, Pennsylvania. She married, 28 July 1886 at Lexington, Reverend John Fox, D. D., son of Edward John and Mary C. (Wilson) Fox. He was born in Doylestown, Pennsylvania, 13 February 1853 and died 24 December 1924 at Easton, Pennsylvania. Their children were: (6-1) Eliza Pearce Kinkead Fox, born 8 December 1887 in Allegheny, Pennsylvania. On 15 June 1911 in East Orange, New Jersey, she married Fred Raymond Drake, son of Samuel and Sarah (Arndt) Drake. He was born 12 June 1865 in Easton, Pennsylvania, and died 17 July 1932 in Easton. Their children are: (7-1) Margaret Kinkead Drake, born 17 January 1914 at Easton, Pennsylvania. She married, 5 May 1945 in New York City, Gilbert Luster Langdon, son of Charles Huntington and Mabel Gray (Luster) Langdon. He was born 26 Septem­ ber 1902 at Rutherford, New Jersey. They reside in New York City where she is the head of the Drake Placement Service. (7-2) Frederick Raymond Drake, born 26 February 1916 at Easton. On 16 April 1946 in New York City he married Jean Rice Lawson, daughter of Gavin and Mary (Nicholson) Law­ son. She was born 6 May 1915 at Dumbarton, Scotland. He served several years in World War II and was discharged for disability. They reside in DeLavan Lake, Wisconsin. (6-2) Edward John Fox, born 11 May 1893 in Lexington and died 19 October 1894 in Brooklyn, New York. (5-8) William Bury Kinkead, born 22 February 1859 at Lex­ ington, Kentucky, and died 9 October 1939 at Warrenton, Vir­ ginia. On 27 November 1890 in Richmond, Virginia, he mar­ ried Sarah Wortham Spillman, daughter of Luther and Mary (Wortham) Spillman. She was born in June, 1858, at Rich­ mond~ and died 29 June 1905 at Galveston. Texas. He married 1949] Jonathan Clark Descendants 137 second, 23 November 1910 in Fauquier County, Virginia, Ann Carter Marshall, daughter of Captain William Clarkson and Catherine (Travis) Marshall. She was born 29 July 1880 in Markham, Virginia.120 Shortly before the Galveston tidal wave Mr. Kinkead was de­ veloping a successful subdivision. Everything he had was then swept a-\vay. After his second marriage he lived in Warrenton in retirement. (5-9) Mary Bullock Kinkead, born 16 August 1860 at Lexing­ ton and died 4 January 1936 at New York City. She was an artist and spent much of her life abroad in Italy, France and England. (5-10) Frank Peart (Pearce?) Kinkead, born 11 September 1861 at Lexington and died there 30 December 1876. (5-11) Churchill Blackburn Kinkead, born 25 March 1863 at Lexington and died there 1 March 1864. (5-12) James Ann Kinkead, born 1 September 1865 in Lexing­ ton. She changed her name to Jacqueline Kinkead and is now living in Lexington.121 (5-13) Eliza Pearce Kinkead, born 19 May 1868 at Lexington and died there 23 July 1943. (To be continued)

FOOTNOTES 88 Tombstone inscription, Cave Hill Cemetery, Louisville, Kentucky, Section P, lot 253. 37 Jefferson County, Kentucky, marriages compiled by The Filson Club, Volume 2, page 62: Henry W. Vick of Mississippi to Sarah Pearce (mother, Ann Pearce, consent in writing, 14 February 1832, witnessed by William Prather). Bond dated 14 February 1832 (bondsman, William Prather). No return. (Typed MS. in The Filson Club.) 38 Tombstone inscription, Cave Hill Cemetery, Section P, lot 253. 9 ~ Alonzo J. and Mary B. Phelps~ his wife~ were the only Vick heirs listed in the division of the estate of Isaac Clark, 23 October 1868. Jefferson County, Kentucky, Commissioner Deed Book 9, page 201 et seq. 0 ' Tombstone inscription, Cave Hill Cemetery, Section P, lot 253. n Mrs. Phelps is buried in Cave Hill Cemetery. At the same time Doctor Phelps was re-interred there. 2 ' Information from The Reverend George B. Kinkead, Poughkeepsie, New York, quoting in part from Oliver S. Phelps, Phelps Family (18.99). 3 ' Ibid., information supplied him by Count Renato Piela Caselli. 0 Buried in Cave Hill Cem€tery 21 January 1929, Section P, lot 253. 5 ' Tombstone inscription, Cave Hill Cemetery, Section P, lot 253. u Bible of Myra (Steele) Pearce, now in possession of Mrs. Frank Snead, Louisville, Kentucky. 7 ' Ibid. u Jefferson County, Kentucky, marriages., op. cit., Volume 2, page 111: Edmund Pearce to Myra Steele (father Richard Steele, consent in writing). Bond 11 November 1834 (bondsman, Edmund T. Bainbridge). No return. 0 Bible of Myra (Steele) Pearce, loc. cit.; tombstone inscription, Cave Hill Cemetery, Section P, lot 255. 138 The Filson Club History Quarterly [Vol. 23

50 1850 census, Hart County, Kentucky, page 460, family 730-743 (from The Filson Club's microfilm copy). Edmund Pearce is listed as a farmer with property valued at $15,200. 51 Bible of Myra (Steele) Pearce, loc. cit.; Register of Christ Church (Episcopal), Louisville, Kentucky (from photostat in The Filson Club), pages 8-9. Baptized 25 March 1838. 52 Ibid. 153 Bible of Myra (Steele) Pearce, loc. cit. 15 ' Obituary in The Courier-Journal, Louisville, Kentucky, 25 February 1903, page 6. 155 Citizens Historical Association, Indianapolis, Indiana. Biographical sketch of Albert C. Dick. Typed copy in The Filson Club. 56 Tombstone inscription, Cave Hill Cemetery, Section P, lot 255. 57 Bible of Myra (Steele) Pearce, loc. cit. 58 Obituary in The Courier-Journal., 9 September 1932, Section 1, page 15. 59 Mrs. Pearce is buried with her first husband and parents in Saint Louis Cemetery, Louisville, Kentucky. 60 Bible of Myra (Steele) Pearce, loc. cit. 61 Obituary in The Courier-Journal, 7 February 1938, Section 2, pag.e 4. 62 Mrs. Snead has furnished much information relating to her branch of the family for this article. 63 Tombstone inscription, Cave Hill -Cemetery, Section P, lot 187. 6 ' Ibid.; obituary in The Courier-Journal, 8 July 1936, Section 1, page 4. es Mrs. Pearce furnished information for this article. 66 T,ombstone inscription, Cave Hill Cemetery, Section P, lot 247. 67 Jefferson County, Kentucky, Marriages, op. cit. ., Volume 2, page 91: William F. Bullock to Mary Pearce (guardian. Henry W. Vick, consent in writing 28 September 1833). License and bond, 21 October 1833 (bondsman, Edmund T. Bainbridge). Married 21 October 1833 by George W. Ashbridge. 68 J. Stoddard Johnston, ed., Memorial History of Louisville (Chicago and New York, 1896), Volume 2, pages 359-60. Biography of William Fon­ taine Bullock. 69 Obituary in The Courier-Journal, 10 August 18:89, page 6. 10 Jefferson County, Kentucky, marriages, op. cit. ., Volume 2, page 25: William F. Bullock to Sophia Oldham (father, John P. Oldham, Esq.). Mar­ ried 30 April 1829 by Daniel C. Banks. 71 Buried in Cave Hill Cemetery, Section P, lot 247. 72 Ibid. 73 Tombstone inscription, ibid. 74 Notice of death in The Courier-Journal, 22 May 1875, page 2. 715 Register of Christ Church, lac. cit., pages 322-23. 76 R. C. Ballard Thruston notes at The Filson Club. 117 Buried in Cave Hill Cemetery, Section P, lot 247. 78 Ibid. 79 Ibid. so Ibid. 81 Information from Mrs. Susie Y. Bullock, Anchorage, Kentucky. 82 Bible of E. Pearce and Penelope Bullock, now in possession of Mrs. Joseph F. Haydu, Jr., Logan, West Virginia. 83 Information from Mr. Anderson Bullock, Portland, Oregon. 8 ' Information from Mrs. Susie Y. Bullock, Anchorage, Kentucky. 815 Information from Mrs. T. W. Harwood, Oakland Park, Florida. 86 Bible of E. Pearce and Penelope Bullock, loc. cit. 87 Buried in Arlington National Cemetery. 88 Information from Mr. Edward W. Jennings, Shelbyville, Kentucky. 89 Information from Mr. Thomas B. Bullock, Louisville, Kentucky. 0 ' Tombstone inscription, Cave Hill Cemetery, Section P, lot 247. 11 Information from Mrs. John R. Hance, Shelbyville, Kentucky. 12 Kentucky Vital Statistics, Report of the State Board of Health. BS Ibid. .. Obituary in The Louisville Times, 11 December 1928, page 10. 115 Obituary in The Courier-Journal, 12 July 1948. 1949] Jonathan ciark Descendants 139

98 Mrs. Hance has supplied much information relating to her branch for this article. 97 Information from Mrs. John S. Bullock, Louisville, Kentucky. 98 Dates from tombstone, Cave Hill Cemetery, Section P, lot 249. 99 Jefferson County, Kentucky, marriages, op. cit., Volume 2, page 118: William S. Bodley to Ellen Pearce (guardian, William F. Bullock, consent in writing, 11 March 1835). Bond dated 12 March 1835 (bondsman, Alexander C. Bullitt). No return. 100 Tombstone inscription, Cave Hill Cem·etery, Section P, lot 249. 101 Obituary in The Courier-Journal, 10 April 1877, page 4. 102 Dates from tombstone, Cave Hill Cemetery, Section P, lot 249. 103 Ibid.; obituary in The Courier-Journal, 17 May 1926, page 14. 10 ~ Temple Bodley, Bodley Genealogy. Typed copy in The Filson Club. 105 Dates from tombstone, Cave Hill Cemetery, Section P, lot 249. 10e·Buried in Cave Hill Cemetery, Section P, lot 251 (E½). 107 Temple Bodley, Bodley Genealogy, op. cit. 108 Tombstone inscription, Cave Hill Cemetery, Section P, lot 249. Death date of 1925 in error; see obituary in The Courier-Journal, 16 March 1926, pages 1, 3. 109 Mrs. Stites supplied information relating to her branch for this article. . 110 Tombstone inscription, Cave Hill Cemetery, Section P, lot 249. 111 Ibid. 1 1.2 She and Mr. Stanard are buried in Richmond, Virginia. Her portrait by Thomas Sully is in Worcester, Massachusetts. 113 Jefferson County, Kentucky, marriages, op. cit., Volume 2, page 166: Robert C. Stanard to Martha Pearce (guardian, William F. Bullock, consent in writing, 16 May 1837). License and bond dated 16 May 1837 (bondsman, Edmund T. Bainbridge). Married 17 May 1837 by W. L. Breckinridge. 1 u Information from The Reverend George B. Kinkead, Poughkeepsie, New York. 115 lbid., supplied him by Mrs. George Low Pearce. 116 Observer & Recorder, Lexington, Kentucky, issue of 7 November 1846, quoted in G. Glenn Clift, "Kentucky Marriages and Obituaries," in Register of the Kentucky Historical Society, July, 1939 (Volume 37, No. 120, page 251). 117 They are buried in Lexington, Kentucky. 118 Mr. Kinkead supplied much information relating to his 1branch for this article. 119 Alexander Brown, The Cabells and Their Kin, Boston and New York, Houghton, Mifflin and Company, 1895, page 503. 120 Information from Mrs. William B. Kinkead, Warrenton, Virginia. 121 Information from Miss Jacqueline Kinkead through Mrs. Anderson Gratz has been supplied for this article. DESCENDfu"\TTS OF GENERAL JONATHAN CLARK

JEFFERSON COUNTY, KENTUCKY 1750-1811

BY JOHN FREDERICK DORMAN, III Louisville, Kentucky

Part III

DESCENDANTS OF BENJAMIN AND ELEANORE. (CLARK) TEMPLE. Eleanor Eltinge Clark, daughter of General Jonathan and Sarah (Hite) Clark, married the Reverend Benjamin Temple, 14 October 1801. Their children were:

MARY ANN BROOKE TEMPLE, daughter of Benjamin and Eleanor Eltinge (Clark) Temple, married Henry K. Winbourn, of Mississippi. The children of Henry K. and Mary Ann Brooke (Temple) Winbourn were: 122 (5-1) Benjamin Winbourn, died young. (5-2) Ann Mary Winbourn, died unmarried. (5-3) William.Winbourn. He married Sarah Miller and left the following children: (6-1) Mary E. Winbourn. She married Mr.--Kelly. (6-2) William A. Winbourn. ( 6-3) Matthew B. Winbourn. (6-4) Sarah Victoria Winbourn. ( 6-5) Henry Duncan Winbourn. ( 5-4) Ellen Winbourn, died unmarried. (5-5) John Winbourn, died young. (5-6) Sarah Winbourn, died unmarried. (5-7) Victoria Winbourn.123 She married Horace C. Smith, as his first wife. Their child was: ( 6-1) Victoria Smith... (5-8) James Winbourn, died unmarried. (5-9) Lucy Frances Winbourn. She married Roland J. Cook and left the following children: ( 6-1) Frances Cook. (6-2) Manie Lee Cook. (6-3) Lucy Winbourn Cook. (6-4) Janie Clark Cook.

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( 6-5) James R. Cook. (6-6) Winbourn Cook. (6-7) Sue Louise Cook. (5-10) Columbia Clark Winbourn. She married Horace C. Smith, as his second wife, after the death of her sister Victoria. Their children were: (6-1) Huesea Smith. (6-2) Marion W. Smith. She married James C. Hicks and left the foilowing children: (7-1) Susie Clark Hicks. (7-2) Robert Hicks, twin of James. (7-3) James Hicks, twin of Robert. (6-3) Eleanor T. Smith. She married Doctor A. A. Mc­ Clendon. (6-4) M·artha M. Smith. She married F. T. Johnson and left the following children: (7-1) Floy Johnson. (7-2) George Russell Johnson. ( 6-5) George C. Smith. (6-6) A. M. B. Smith. (6-7) Henry K. Smith. (6-8) DeWitt H. Smith. (6-9) Lucy Newman Smith. (6-10) Scottie Smith. (5-11) Alexander Winbourn. He married first Louise Cov­ ington. She died leaving five children. He married second Fannie Lee Gregg. They had one child, Alexander. The children were: (6-1) Eleanor T. Winbourn. (6-2) Henry K. Winbourn. ( 6-3) Ann Mary Winbourn. (6-4) Mary E. Winbourn. (6-5) Lucy Newman Winbourn. (6-6) Alexander Winbourn.

ELEANOR ELTINGE TEMPLE, daughter of Benjamin and Eleanor Eltinge (Clark) Temple, was born in 1808 and died in 1844.124 She married Josiah Newman, of Mississippi. The children of Josiah and Eleanor Eltinge (Temple) New­ man were: ( 5-1) Josiah, died in infancy. 125 (5-2) Harriet Lee Newman. She married Mr.-~Cocke. Their son was: (6-1) Benjamin Cocke. 280 The Filson Club History Quarterly [Vol.-23

(5-3) Lucy Ann Newman. She married Mr.--..Cocke, brother of her sister Harriet's husband.

JONATHAN CLARK TEMPLE, son of Benja...-rnin and Eleanor Eltinge (Clark) Temple, was born in 1812,126 and died in 1851, a few weeks after his second marriage.127 He married first Frances Brashear. After her death he married second, in 1851, Eliza Wallace Page, daughter of Henry and Jane B. (Deane) Page. She was born 2 July 1820 at Calra, Cumberland County, Virginia, and died 30 June 1872 in Chillicothe, Missouri.128 Jonathan Clark Temple resided in Logan County, Kentucky. The children of Jonathan Clark and Frances (Brashear) Temple were: 129 (5-1) Benjamin Temple, died unmarried. (5-2) Mary Ellen Temple, died unmarried. (5-3) Doctor James Richard Temple. He married first Miss --Kirby of Memphis, Tennessee, and had three children (Nos. 1-3). He married second Miss--McCoy and had seven children (Nos. 4-10). The children were: (6-1) Mary F. Temple. She married John McDaniel. (6-2) Warner R. Temple. (6-3) Robert E. Temple. (6-4) Charles B. Temple. He married Miss,--Tucker and left children. (6-5) William C. Temple. (6-6) Lucy B. Temple, twin of Max G. (6-7) Max G. Temple, twin of Lucy B. ( 6-8) A. J. Temple, twin of B. A. (6-9) B. A. Temple, twin of A. J. (6-10) Rena Temple. ( 5-4) Doctor Walter R. Temple. He married and left these children: ( 6-1) Harry Temple. (6-2) Eleanor Temple. (6-3) Camilla Temple. (6-4) Curran B. Temple. (6-5) Mary Temple. (5-5) Camilla L. Temple. She married Edward Stevenson. Their child was: (6-1) Eleanor T. Stevenson, died young.

ROBERT TEMPLE, son of Benjamin and Eleanor Eltinge (Clark) Temple, was born in 1815 and died about 1877.180 He married Anne Carrington Wills, of Hernando, Mississippi. 1949] Jonathan. . Clark. Descendants 281

The children of Robert and Anne Carrington (Wills) Temple were: 131 ( 5-1) Betty B. Temple. (5-2) Eleanor C. Temple. ( 5-3) Fanny McMahon Temple. She married Clarence C. Ward. Their children were: (6-1) Clara L. Ward. She married Newell Brooks.132 Their child was: (7-1) Vera Brooks. (6-2) Lloyd Ward. ( 6-3) Richard Ward. ( 6-4) Clarence Ward. (5-4) Annie M. Temple. (5-5) William Robert Temple. (5-6) JaIIles Edward Temple. (5-7) George Rogers Clark Tempie. (5-8) Sue Baylor Temple. (5-9) Lemuel B. Temple. He married Miss Abigail Merri­ field.133 Their children were: ( 6-1) Eleanor Clark Temple. (6-2) Lemuel Temple. (5-10) Louisa B. Temple.

JoHN BAYLOR TEMPLE, son of Benjamin and Eleanor .Eltinge (Clark) Temple, was born 30 December 1815134 in Russellville, Kentucky,135 and died 27 May 1886 at Louisville, Kentucky.136 He married first in 1843 .at Russellville~ Kentucky, Susan M. Bibb.137 His second wife was Catherine l\{arrania Fall, daughter 9£ the Reverend Philip Slater .and Ann Apperson (Bacon) Fall.138 They were married 4 October 1853 in Frankfort, Kentucky.139 There were no children by these marriages. He married third, 5 August 1857 at Frankfort,140 Blandina Brodhead, daughter of Lucas and Mary Cordelia Upshavv (Price) Brodhead.141 She was born 12 January 1834 in Frankfort and died _4 July 1918 in Louisville.142 John Baylor Temple graduated from Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, and then studied law, graduating from Transyl­ vania Law School. He practiced in Russellville and later moved to Frankfort. In 1848 he was appointed State Auditor and in 1850 became cashier and later president of the Farmer's Bank of Kentucky. He supported the Union during the Civil War and was president of the Military Board established by the Legis­ lature to arm and equip Kentucky's quota. In 1870 he moved to Louisville and was elected vice-president of the Southern Mutual 282 The FiI.son Club History Quarterly [Vol. 23

Insurance Company. He became president in 1873 and held that position until his death.143 The children of John Baylor and Blandina (Brodhead) Temple are: (5-1) Eleanor Temple, born 25 May 1858 at Frankfort, Ken­ tucky, and died there 5 June 1859.144 (5-2) Mary Cordelia Temple, born 1 February 1860 at Frank­ fort and died 20 September 1920 in Louisville, Kentucky. She married, 1 October 1879 in Louisville, Richard Alexander Robin­ son, son of Richard Alexander and Eliza Denne (Pettet) Robin­ son. He was born 4 February 1856 at Louisville and died there 26 December 1926.145 Mr. Robinson graduated from Washington and Lee University in 1874. He entered the wholesale hardware business and founded the firm of Robinson Bros. & Co. with his older brother, Charles P. Robinson, retiring in 1921. He was an active mem­ ber and vestryman of Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church, Louis­ ville, and conducted the Men's Bible Class. He gave the land upon which Emmanuel Episcopal Church, Louisville, is built.146 The children of Richard Alexander and Mary Cordelia (Temple) Robinson are: (6-1) John Temple Robinson, born 20 October 1880 at Louis­ ville, Kentucky, and died 14 July 1941 at Los Angeles, California. He married, 26 May 1909 at Saint Louis, Missouri, Elizabeth Taylor Prewitt, daughter of Doctor Theodore Frelinghuysen and Mary Lamb (Sowers) Prewitt. She was born 28 September 1880 at Saint Louis and died 23 November 1936 in Louisville.147 After graduation from Washington and Lee University he en­ tered his father's business and became president of Robinson Brothers & Company. He was also president of the realty con­ cern of R. A. Robinson's Sons. He was president of the Tavern Club and when it merged with the Pendennis Club, became Secretary. He moved to California in 1938.148 The children of Temple and Elizabeth (Prewitt) Robinson are: (7-1) John Temple Robinson, Jr., died in infancy. (7-2) Unnamed daughter, died at birth in Saint Louis, Missouri, and buried in Belle Fontaine Cemetery there. (7-3) Dorothy Prewitt Robinson, born 17 February 1918 at Louisville, Kentucky. She married first, 12 February 1937 at Louisville, John Starks II. She married second 7 October 1945 at Tuxedo, New York, John Balfour Bergin, son of Leo Parnell and Gladys (Balfour) Bergin. He was born 8 July 1913 at Los Angeles, California. Mr. Bergin is a graduate of the Uni- 1949] Jonathan Clark Descendants 283

~,.rersity of California at Los Angeles, and served five years in the army during World War II, becoming a lieutenant colonel in the Ar1nored Force. He was formerly with the Los Angeles Soap Company, which his family founded, and is now an orange grower at Riverside, California.149 The daughter of John and Dorothy (Robinson) Starks is: (8-1) Beth Robinson Starks, born 22 April 1941 at Louisville, Kentucky. (6-2) William Alexander Robinson, born 24 January 1885 in Louisville, Kentucky, and died 30 May 1930 in Washing­ ton, D. C. He married 18 January 1908 at Louisville, Chamie Wolf. He attended Princeton University but left to go into busi­ ness. He was a successful insurance executive. In World War I he entered as a private in the Artillery. He was commissioned a second lieutenant in France and was injured in the line of duty. His death was a result of these injuries and he was buried in Arlington National Cemetery.150 Their daughter is: (7-1) Mary Temple Robinson. (6-3) Richard Alexander Robinson, III, born 26 June 1892 at Louisville, Kentucky. On 4 June 1925 at Chicago, Illinois, he married Marion Porter, daughter of Frank Winslow and ~t\nnie Rockwell (Sprague) Porter. She was born 13 July 1898 at Chicago.151 Mr. Robinson graduated from Amherst College in 1915 and entered business with the Louisville Cement Company. During World War I he served in the artillery and later the aviation corps as a first lieutenant and was injured overseas. Afterward he ,vas connected for a s!lort time with Robinson Brothers and Company and was with the 0. K. Stove and Range Company of Louisv'ille as vice-president and sales manager. In 1927 he be­ came a partner in Willson & Company, investment bankers, and later became president of R. A. Robinson's Sons, Inc. He moved to California in 1940 and during World War II was with the Cali­ fornia Institute of Technology.152 (6-4) Lucas Brodhead Robinson, born 25 May 1897 at Louisville, Kentucky, and died there 12 December 1904. (5-3) Blandina Elmendorf Temple, born 25 January 1862 at Frankfort, Kentucky,153 died 30 August 1930 at Louisville, Ken­ tucky.154 She n-i.arried Doctor William Mandeville Griffiths, son of Doctor Tho□.~s .J. Griffiths. in June. 1887. He was born in 1855155 and died 24 December 1893 in Louisville.156 Doctor Grif­ fiths was a graduate of the University of Louisville Medical School in 1876, and became assistant surgeon of the U. S. Marine Hospital at Louisville.157 284 The Filson Club History Quarterly [Vol. 23

The child of William Mandeville and Blandina Elmendorf (Temple) Griffiths was: (6-1) Blandina T. Griffiths, born in Louisville, Kentucky, and died 26 July 1949 at Glenview, Jefferson County, Ken­ tucky.158 She married, 2 June 1924, George Wheeler Babcock, son of Havilah and Frances (Kimberly) Babcock. He was born 12 May 1879 at Neenah, v"'lisconsin. Mr. Babcock graduated from Yale University in 1902 and was associated with the Kimberly­ Clark Company, in Neenah, for two years. In 1905 he became identified with the Howe Manufacturing Company and remained with them until the business was discontinued. In 1909 he was made treasurer and a director of the Puritan Cordage Mills, Inc., and since 1915 has been president. He married first Ann Mason Bonnycastle Robinson and had three children.159 The children of George Wheeler and Bland.ma T. (Griffiths) Babcock are: 160 (7-1) George Wheeler Babcock, born 25 June 1926 at Louisville, Kentucky. (7-2) Harry Kimberly Babcock, born 19 January 1928 at Louisville. (7-3) Blandina Elmendorf Babcock, born 24 F~bruary 1931 at Louisville. (5-4) Annie Beckett Tempie, born 23 August 1864 at Frank­ fort, Kentucky. She resides in Monrovia, California.

JAMES NORTON TEMPLE, son of Benjamin and Eleanor Eltinge (Clark) Temple, was born in 1818 and died in 1900.161 He mar­ ried first, in 1845, Margaret Anderson McMahon, who died in 1848. 162 They had two children (Nos. 1-2). He married second, in 1851, Narcissa Hambleton Barksdale, who died in 1867.163 They had eight children (Nos. 3-10) . He was a Methodist minister164 and became blind.165 He re­ sided in Paducah, Kentucky166 late in life. The children of the Reverend James Norton Temple were: 167 (5-1) Margaret Frances Temple, born in 1848 and died in 1852. (5-2) Sally Lee Temple, born in 1848. She married .Francis Napoleon Gardner, of Paducah, Kentucky. Their children were: (6-1) Temple Gardner. (6-2) Nellie Gardner. (5-3) Mary Barksdale Temple, born in 1852 and died in 1853. (5-4) Eleanor Eltinge Temple, born in 1854. She married, in 1880, Doctor Charles H. Brothers. They had no children. 1949] Jonathan Clark Descendants 285

( 5-5) Margaret Alexander Temple, born in 1855 and died in 1880. (5-6) Willie Temple, born in 1856. She resided in Paducah, Kentucky, and died unmarried. (5-7) Annie Beckett Temple, born in 1859 and died in 1861. (5-8) Robertine Temple, born in 1861 and died in 1881. (5-9) Mary Temple, born in 1863 and died in 1864. (5-10) Susan Polk Temple, born in 1865. She resided in New York City and died unmarried.

ELIZABETH ANN TEMPLE, daughter of Benjamin and Eleanor Eltinge (Clark) Temple, was born in 1821 and died in 1907.168 She married, in 1844, the Reverend George Beckett, D. D. They lived in New_ York City.169 The children of George and Elizabeth Ann (Temple) Beckett were: 170 (5-1) Mary Beckett, died in infancy.171 (5-2) George Beckett, died in infancy. (5-3) Temple Beckett, died in infancy. (5-4) John Temple Beckett, born in 1860 and died 9 March 172 1931. He resided h1 Ne\v York Citv., .

Lucy CROGHAN TE1\1:PLE, daughter of Benjamin and Eleanor Eltinge (Clark) Temple, was born 22 September 1824 in Auburn, Kentucky, and died 21 April 1900 in Adairville, Kentucky. She married, 7 January 1845 in Russellville, Kentucky, Judge Robert Chatham Bowling, son of James Butler and Sophronia McLean (Ewing) Bowling. He was born 19 February 1820 in Clarksville, Tennessee, and died 3 March 1886 in Russellville, Kentucky.173 Judge Bowling studied law at Centre College, Danville, Ken­ tucky, and was a graduate of that school and of the Transylvania Law School. He was elected to the state legislature in 1845, again in 1847, and in 1857-59.174 Several times he served as circuit judge of the Fourth Judicial District, retiring in 1880.175 The children of Robert Chatham and Lucy Croghan (Temple) Bowling were: (5-1) James Robert Bowling, born 11 March 1846 in Logan County, Kentucky, and died 29 September 1901 at Adairville, Kentucky. He married, in 1870, Emma Roxanna Walters, daugh­ ter of John and Roxanna (Jones) Walters. She died in Decem­ ber, 1919, at Pasadena, California. Mr. Bowling served with the Confederate forces during the Civil War, acting as messenger. Because of the exposure he suffered, his health was undermined and for the remainder of his 286 The Filson CLub History Quarterly [Vol. 23 life he was an invalid. His home was "The Cedars," in Adair­ ville.116 The children of James Robert and Emma Roxanna (Walters) Bowling were: (6-1) Robert Walters Bowling, born 12 August 1871 at Wash­ ington, Indiana, and died 18 April 1933 at South Pasadena, Cali­ fornia. On 4 July 1900 at Princeton, Indiana, he married Mar­ garet Murray Duncan, daughter of William Murray and Julia (Talbott) Duncan. She was born 16 May 1874 at Princeton, Indiana, and died 19 August 1926 at South Pasadena, Cali­ fornia.177 The children of Robert Walters and Margaret Murray (Dun­ can) Bowling are: (7-1) Robert Walters Bowling, born 12 June 1903 at Princeton, Indiana. He married Susan Welton on 4 November 1928 in Tia Juana, Mexico, and again in 1935 in South Pasadena, California. She was born 24 September 1905 at Greenwood, Nebraska, the daughter of Albert D. and Blanche (Meeker) Welton. Mr. Bowling received a B.S. degree in Public Administration from the University of Southern California. He is a police captain in charge of the Los Angeles Juvenile Department, and is serving on the Commission of Juvenile Justice, a section of the Gov­ ernor's Crime Commission.178 (7-2) Anna lv1argaret Bowling, born 16 December 1905 at Des Tu1oines, Iowa. On 27 September 1926 at San Bernardino, California, she married Ralph Ehrnman Copeland, son of Rae Harris and Mary L. (Ehrnman) Copeland. He was born 3 Decem­ ber 1904 at Marshall, Jlf.issonri. Doctor Copeland studied three years at California Institute of Technology and five years at Los &YJ.geles College of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons and received his D. 0. degree in June, 1929. He practices in San Marino, California, specializing in heart and lung diseases.179 The children of Ralph Ehrnman and Anna Margaret (Bowl­ ing) Copeland are: (8-1) Mary Margaret Copeland, born 13 August 1930 at South Pasadena, California. (8-2) Susan Rae Copeland, born 29 January 1933 at South Pasadena, California. (7-3) William Clark Bowling, born 13 October 1915 at South Pasadena, California. He graduated from the Univer­ sity of California in June, 1936, and received his A. B. degree. Until 1942 he worked for the Bank of America, and then enlisted 1949] Jonathan Clark Descendants 287 in the U. S. Army Air Force, and was commissioned a second lieutenant in November, 1942. He rose to the rank of captain and was stationed in Okinawa after the war.180 (6-2) Willet Lee Bowling, born 20 May 1881 at Rus­ sellville, Kentucky, and died 22 February 1943 at Pasadena, Cali­ fornia. On 22 December 1912 at Pasadena, California, he mar­ ried Marguerite Neumann, daughter of Otto and Annette (Cary) Neumann. She was born 15 November 1885 in New York City and is now living in Pasadena. Mr. Bowling attended Bethel College and in 1902 was grad­ uated from the University of Kentucky as a mechanical engineer. He came to California in 1905 and studied at the Los ~geles College of Osteopathy, from which he was graduated in 1911. He practiced in Pasadena where he made his home.181 The children of Willet Lee and Marguerite (Neumann) Bowl­ ing are: (7-1) James Robert Bowling, born 7 November 1913 at Pasadena, California. On 30 August 1947 at Pasadena he married Mary Scott Tracy, daughter of John W. and Mary (Scott) Tracy. She was born 14 March 1917 at Santa Barbara, California. Mr. Bowling was graduated from Pasadena City College and was with the Federal Housing Administration in the Agriculture Department. During World War II he was with the Engineers Intelligence stationed in England and France. Since his return he has been doing architectural work in and around Pasadena where he makes his home. (7-2) Irma Lee Bowling, born 9 June 1915 at Pasadena, California. On 29 April 1944 at Pasadena she married Wilson Sears Hines, son of Thomas C. and Lois (Tubbs) Hines. He was born 15 July 1912 at Pasadena. Mr. Hines graduated from Pasadena City College and is a consulting enginee~--- Du:inr World ,var II he ,vas the struc­ tural and mechanical engineer for the Pollock Stockton Ship­ building Company, and since then has made his home in Pasa­ dena. The children of Wilson Sears and Irma Lee (Bowling) Hines are: (8-1) Leanne Hines, born 16 June 1945 at Pasadena. (8-2) Thomas Cary Hines, born 15 August 1947 at Pasadena. (5-2) Temple Bowling, born 10 August 1849 in Russellville, Kentucky, and died 9 July 1884 in McGehee, Arkansas. On 3 October 1877 in Lebanon, Tennessee, he married Ladie Ander- 288 The Filson Club History Quarterly [Vol 23

son, daughter of Patrick Henry and Mary Ann (McGregor) Anderson. She was born 1 March 1859 in Lebanon and died 2 January 1927 in Montgomery, Alabama. Mr. Bowling graduated in law from Cumberland University, Lebanon, Tennessee, 10 June 1875, and practiced in Russellville until his death.182 The children of Temple and Ladie (Anderson) Bowling are: (6-1) lJla Bowling, born 4 July 1878 in Russellville, Kentucky. On 9 June 1897 at Highland Home, Alabama, she married Elly Ruff Barnes, son of Justus M. and Lucy (Ruff) Barnes. He was born 12 August 1871 in Strata, Alabama. Mr. Barnes was heacL"'llaster of the Barnes School, Mont­ gomery, Alabama. Mrs. Barnes was D.A.R. State Regent of Alabama, 1938-40, and Vice-President General from Alabama, of the National Society D.A.R., 1941-44. The children of E. R. and Ula (Bowling) Barnes are: (7-1) Justus Macilwaine Barnes, born 2 Decem­ ber 1902 at Montgomery, Alabama. He married, 2 December 1931 at Highland Home, Alabama, Frances Shackelford, daugh­ ter of Angus and Claudia (Letcher) Shackelford. She was born 16 March 1909 at Montgomery. Doctor Barnes was graduated in medicine from Emory Uni­ versity, Atlanta, in 1928 and practiced in Montgomery from 1931 to 1941. He had been in the Reserve Corps and was called into service, entering with the rank of captain, and serving in India with the Twentieth General Hospital as chief of medical service. He left the army in 1946 with the rank of colonel and resumed practice in Montgomery. (7-2) Robert Bo\vling Barnes, born 9 July 1906 at Montgomery. He married, 8 August 1933 at Highland Home, Alabama, Eva Hoffmann, daughter of George and :ri/Iia Hoffmann. She was born 14 July 1912 in Berlin, Germany. He received the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in physics at Johns Hopkins University in 1929, and the National Research FeJ.lo,vship to the University of Berlin, 1931-32. Dr. Barnes was on the faculty of Princeton University from 1933 to 1936, and since then has been director of the Physics Di·vision of the Ameri­ can Cyanamid Laboratory at Stamford, Connecticut. In 1945 he was sent by the U. S. government to survey injured laboratories in Germany. (6-2) Temple Bowling, born 28 July 1880 at Russell­ ville. Kentucky. On 10 March 1920 at Atlanta, Georgia, he mar­ ried Emma Lizzie Phillips, daughter of Thomas Hope and Annie Virginia Phillips. She was born in 1900 in Lone Oa_'k, Georgia. 1949] Jonathan Clark Descendants 289

Mr. Bowling served overseas during World War I and held the rank of captain. He is employed as secretary of the Elks Club, Montgomery, Alabama. The children of Temple and Emma Lizzie (Phillips) Bowling are: (7-1) Temple Bowling, III, born 24 December 1920 at Hogansville, Georgia. He married at Greensboro, North Carolina, Joan Douglass, who was born 13 December 1925 at Corsicana, Texas. He was a student at Alabama Polytechnic Institute at the outbreak of World War II and volunteered in the Air Force. He served throughout the war in Iceland, Italy and south Germany, winning two medals, and rose to the rank of major. Their child is: (8-1) Temple Bowling, IV, born 4 December 1946 at Corsicana, Texas. (7-2) Ula Bowling, born 18 November 1922 at Mont­ gomery, Alabama. She married Hilliard Grey in Franklin, Georgia, in 1940. Their child is: (8-1) William Earl Grey, born 27 August 1942 at Hogansville, Georgia. (7-3) Ladie Ann Bowling, born 27 January 1924 at Union Springs, Alabama. (7-4) Pauline Bowling, born 11 March 1926 in Mont­ gomery, Alabama. She married James Lewis Hornsby in 1942 at Hogansville, Georgia. Their child is: (8-1) James Lany Hornsby, born 9 December 1942 in Hogansville, Georgia. (7-5) Elizabeth Bowling, born 11 October 1928 at Montgomery, Alabama. (6-3) Umphrey Bowling, born 4 February 1882 at Mc­ Gehee, Arkansas, and died 23 January 1917 at Montgomery, Alabama. He married, 2 July 1910 at Montgomery, Minnie Hails, daughter of Robert and Susan (Felder) Hails. She was born 11 September 1885 at "Feldella," their plantation home in Mont­ gomery County, Alabama. Mr. Bowling was a dealer in horses and mules at Montgomery. The children of Umphrey and Minnie (Hails) Bowling are: (7-1) Umphrey Bowling, born 3 August 1911 at Mont­ gomery, Alabama. He married, 25 August 1934 at Montgomery, Mary Robb Anderson, daughter of Robert and Alma (Kelly) Anderson. She was born 15 November 1913 in Montgomery. Mr. Bowling is a member of the firm of Clark, Bowling & Candler, cotton merchants of Montgomery. Their children are: 290 The Filson Club History Quarterly [Vol 23

(8-1) Umphrey Bowling, III, born 10 May 1939 at Mont­ gomery, Alabama. (8-2) Robert Anderson Bowling, born 20 May 1946 at Montgomery. (7-2) Ella Bowling, born 16 December 1913 at "Fel­ della," Montgomery County, Alabama. (5-3) Ella Bowling, born 10 August 1851 at Russellville, Ken­ tucky, and died 22 March 1920 in Nashville, Tennessee. She married in September, 1886, in Russellville, James B. Umphrey.188 He was born in or near Adairville, Logan County, Kentucky, and died 1 June 1900 in McGehee, Arkansas. Mr. Umphrey as a young man read medicine with James Butler Bowling but never practiced. He owned a large cotton plantation near McGehee, Arkansas.184 (5-4) Elizabeth Bowling, born 12 July 1853 in Russellville, Kentucky, and died in 1887 on Staten Island, Ne\v York.185 (5-5) Anne Beckett Bowling, born 10 July 1857 in Russell­ ville, and died 6 November 1896 in McGehee, Arkansas. She married 31 December 1884 in Russellville, the Reverend George William Eichelberger, son of Andrew and Isabella B. (Kayser) Eichelberger. He was born 28 July 1855 in or near Richmond, Virginia, and died 14 May 1920 in Vincen..11es, Indiana. Mr. Eichelberger was a graduate of Cumberland University and Drury College, a Presbyterian minister, and evangelist all his life. 186 The child of George William and Anne Beckett (Bowling) Eichelberger is: (6-1) Roberta Bowling Eichelberger, born 10 Febru­ ary 1888 in Russellville, Kentucky. On 11 September 1907 in Fort Smith, Arkansas, she married Robert Emmet Trippe, son of Edmund M. and Elizabeth (Dickson) Trippe. He was born 21 October 1885 in Arkansas City, Arkansas. Mr. Trippe was educated at Hendricks College. He was a merchant in Arkansas City, a past master mason, and is in the lumber business in Los Angeles, California. The Children of Robert Emmet and Roberta Bowling (Eichel­ berger) Trippe are: (7-1) Gordon Eichelberger Trippe, born 18 October 1908 at Little Rock, Arkansas. He married 30 September 1937 in Los P.\.ngeles, California. Dorothy DeCosta Andrada, daughter of }./[orris James and Minna Marion (Angermiller) Andrada. She was born 2 July 1909 in New York City. He grad­ uated from the Manual Arts High School in Los Angeles and is 1949] Jonathan Clark Descendants 291 now employed in the legal department of the Standard Oil Com­ pany of California. Their children are: (8-1) Charles Donald Trippe, born 4 September 1938 at Los Angeles, California. (8-2) Thomas Gordon Trippe, born 17 November 1939 at Los Angeles. (7-2) Donald Robert Trippe, born 28 December 1915 at Arkansas City, Arkansas, and died there 2 August 1916. (7-3) Clifford Edmund Trippe, born 5 November 1919 at Arkansas City, Arkansas, and died there 27 May 1920. (5-6) Lula Bowling, born 10 December 1859 in Russellville, Kentucky, and died 3 January 1936 in Owensboro, Kentucky. She married, 26 October 1881 at Russellville, George Harrod Holeman, son of vVilliam lVIajor and Sara (McGinnis) Holeman. He v1as born "13 August 1856 in Farnkfort, Kentucky, and died 30 September 1943 in Louisville, Kentucky. As a young man Mr. Holeman \vas employed in the wholesale drug business in Louisville, Kentucky. He entered the retail business himself in Russellville and later at Adairville and Bowling Green, Kentucky. After his retirement he and Mrs. Holeman made their home in Louisville. 187 The children of George Harrod and Lula (Bowling) Holeman are: (6-1) Lucie McGinnis Holeman, born 9 July 1883 at Russellville, Kentucky. She has been in the teaching profession for manv., vears.., and resides in Louisville . (6-2) Sarah Temple Holeman, born 28 August 1897 at .A.dairville, Kentucky. On 28 October 1924 at Bov,ling Green, Kentucky, she married William Hershey Greer, son of William C. and Elizabeth (Hershey) Greer. He was born 12 August 1894 at Universal, Pennsylvania. Their children are: (7-1) VTilliarn Hershey Greer, born 25 November 1928 at Owensboro, Kentucky. He is now a student at Yale University. (7-2) George Holeman Greer, born 10 February 1932 at Owensboro.

DESCENDANTS OF VVILLIAM AND FRANCES ANN (TOMPKINS) CLARK. Doctor William Clark, son of General Jonathan and Sarah (Hite) Clark, married Frances Ann Tompkins, 17 February 1825. Their children were:

FRANCES ANN CLARK, daughter of William and Frances Ann (Tompkins) Clark, was born in 1826.188 She married first Sam- 292 The Filson Club History Quarterly [Vol. 23

uel Lawson and second Mr. -- Biddle. There were no children by the latter marriage. She resided in the South. The children of Samuel and Frances Ann (Clark) Lawson were: 189 (5-1) Charles Lawson. (5-2) Fannie Lawson. She married Mr. --- Burks. JONATHAN CLARK, son of William and Frances Ann (Tomp­ kins) Clark, was born in 1827 in Louisville, Kentucky, and died in 1889 in Paducah, Kentucky.190 He married in Paducah, Emma Calhoun Noble, daughter of John Calhoun and Elizabeth Jones (Pearson) Noble. She was born 18 January 1853 and died 27 July 1915 at Paducah.191 He was a druggist of Paducah, having moved there from Louisville in his youth.192 The children of Jonathan and EmmaC. (Noble) Clark are: (5-1) Elizabeth Clark, born in 1873 near Paducah, Kentucky, and died in infancy. (5-2) Frances Tompkins Clark, born in 1875 near Paducah, Kentucky.193 She married, 16 October 1901 in New York City, Richard Clough Anderson Craig, son of Joseph Harrison and Hebe Gedney (Johnston) Craig. He was born in 1869.194 Mrs. Craig was an invalid. They had no children.195 (5-3) Edmund Rogers Clark, born 9 August 1877 near Paducah, Kentucky. He married, 25 September 1909 at Saint Louis, Missouri, Lily (Rieke) Boyd, daughter of W. H. and Monima (Smedley) Rieke. She was born 21 July 1870 at Paducah, Kentucky, and died 19 August 1948. He resides in San Antonio, Texas. They had no children.196 (5-4) Emma Noble Clark, born 12 September 1879 near Paducah, Kentucky, and died 12 May 1949 in Paducah.197 On 12 February 1900 in Paducah, she married William Jackson Gilbert, son of J.C. and P.l.zelia (Barry) Gilbert. He vvas born 4 March - in Paducah. He is a retail druggist and has always lived in Paducah. During World War I he served as a bond salesman and was chairman of the local O.P.A. during World War II. They had no children.198 ELLEN TEMPLE CLARK, daughter of William and Frances Ann (Tompkins) Clark, was born 13 September 1832 in Lexington, Kentucky. On 12 May 1852 in Louisville, Kentucky, she married Newton Elijah Milton, son of John and Louisa Ann {Taylor) Milton. He was born 10 July 1827 at Winchester, Virginia, and died 29 August 1898 in Memphis, Tennessee.199 1949] Jonathan Clark Descendants 293

Mr. Milton was a commission merchant of Louisville but moved to Memphis sometime before his death.200 The children of Newton Elijah and Ellen Temple (Clark) Tuiilton were: (5-1) Mary Louisa Milton, born 7 March 1854 at Louisville, Kentucky, and died 14 October 1877 in Louisville. On 6 October 1875 in Louisville she married Karl Jungbluth, who was born 25 April 1847 at Arolsen, Germany, and died 31 December 1928 at Saint Petersburg, Florida. His parents were Karl and Sophie Jungbluth. He came to this country at the age of twenty-one. After a year in South America he returned to become foreign corre­ spondent for l\icAndrews & Forbes. He later became president of the company.201 The children of Karl and Mary Louisa (Milton) Jungbluth were: (6-1) Karl Jungbluth, born 20 July 1876 in Louisville, Kentucky, and died there 14 May 1944. He married, 23 April 1903 in Louisville, Amelia Walker Cowling, daughter of Doctor Richard 0. and Mary (Churchill) Cowling. She was born 21 July 1877 in Louisville. He spent his early boyhood in Arolsen, Germany, and re­ turned to this country when sixteen. He graduated from Johns Hopkins University and studied law at Harvard. In 1902 he received the degree of LL.B. from the University of Louisville. He entered the coal business and at the time of his death was president of the Dawson Coal Mining Company. In 1933 he was a member of the Louisville Board of Aldermen. 202 The children of Karl and Amelia Walker (Cowling) Jung­ bluth are: (7-1) Mary Churchill Jungbluth, born 9 August 1904 at Kennedy Heights, Ohio. She married, 31 August 1929 at Wequetonsing, Michigan, Roland Whitney, son of Edwin and Julia (Bolsford) Whitney. He was born 12 November 1899 in Louisville, Kentucky. He attended the U.S. Naval Academy one year and studied three years at the University of Minnesota. He is secretary of the Louisville Cement Company. Their child is: (8-1) Nina Churchill Whitney, born 31 July 1930 at Louisville, Kentucky. (7-2) Amelia Cowling Jungbluth, born 23 April 1914 in Louisville, Kentucky. She married Wallace Poindexter Wil­ son. (6-2) Marion Jungbluth, born 5 October 1877 at Louis­ ville, Kentucky, and died 27 January1940 at Delta, Colorado. He 294 The Filson Club History Quarterly [Vol. 23 married 25 February 1919 at Delta, Colorado, Mary Thomasine Tucker, who was born in 1895 at Little Rock, Arkansas. He spent his boyhood in Arolsen, Germany, and after returning to this country studied at Johns Hopkins University. He was for years with the British-American Tobacco Company and spent much time in the Far East, taking a camel caravan to Tibet. He never recovered his health fully after this journey and lived in Colo­ rado for a number of years. They had no children. (5-2) Charles Johnson Milton, born 31 January 1857203 and died about 1907.204 He married, 14 January 1892 in Wheeling, West Virginia, Lucy Seville Loring, daughter of Alonzo and l\lary (Chaplainer) Loring.205 He was president of the Smoke­ less Fuel Company of Cincinnati, Ohio.206 The family spent their summers at her home, "Monument Place," in Wheeling.207 The children of Charles Johnson and Lucy Seville (Loring) Milton are:-208 (6-1) Alonzo Loring Milton, born 16 December 1893 at Wheeling, West Virginia. He married Eleanor Clark and has children. (6-2) Charles Johnson Milton, born 20 August 1889 at Wheeling, West Virginia. He is married and has one daughter. (6-3) Mary Chaplain Milton, born 29 August 1900 at Wheel­ ing, West Virginia. She married Thomas Hearn and resides in \Vheeling. Their children are: (7-1) Lucy Hearn. She married and has several children. (7-2) A son who is married. (5-3) Frank Clark lVIilton, born 12 July 1866 at Louisville, Kentucky,209 and died in 1928.210 He married Jennie Bowdry. He was a commission merchant of Memphis, Tennessee, and Mrs. Milton still resides there. They had no children. MARY JANE CLARK, daughter of William and Frances Ann (Tompkins) Clark, was born 31 December 1833 and died in July, 1909. 211 She married Dr. George E. Cooke, son of Doctor John Estin Cooke. He was born 7 January 1821 and died 22 December 1893 in Louisville, Kentucky.212 Doctor Cooke studied at the University of Louisville Medical School and practiced in Paris, Kentucky, until the close of the Civil Vlar. He then came to Louisville. His first 'Wife was Betty Brent.213 The children of George E. and Mary Jane (Clark) Cooke were: (5-2) George Ernest Cooke, born in 1855 and died in 1862. (5-1) Frances Cooke, born in 1853 and died in 1854. 1949] Jonathan Clark Descendants 295

W~IAM. CLARK, son of William and Frances Ann (Tomp­ kins) Clark, was born 18 March 1848 in Louisville, Kentucky, and died 23 October 1911 in Cincinnati, Ohio. On 24 December 1874 in Louisville he married Anne Thomas Bailey, daughter of Harrison and Sarah (Childs) Bailey. She was born 25 January 1848 in Shelby County, Kentucky, and died 29 March 1884 in Louisville. 214 · The children of William and Anne Thomas (Bailey) Clark were: (5-1) Katherine Clark, born 29 November 1875. On 29 April 1905 she married John Calvin Doolan, son of Thomas J. and Rowena (Weakley) Doolan.215 He was born 15 June 1868 in Shel­ by County, Kentucky, and died 25 October 1947 in Louisville, Kentucky.216 Mr. Doolan graduated in law from the University of Virginia in 1890 and began general and c':>rporate practice that year. He was a member of the firm of Trabue, Doolan, Helm, and Helm. In 1917 he was president of the Louisville Bar Association and in 1925, president of the Kentucky Bar Association. He was a di­ rector of the J.B. Speed Memorial Museum. (5-2) Louise Clark, born 1 February 1877, in Louisville, Ken­ tucky. On 8 December 1897 in Louisville she married Harry C. Whitaker, son of Nelson E. and Sallie (Roberts) Whitaker. He was born 20 December 1870 in Wheeling, West Virginia.217 The child of Harry C. and Louise (Clark) Whitaker is: (6-1) Louise Nelson Whitaker, born 31 August 1900 in Wheeling, West Virginia. On 19 October 1921 in Wheeling she married Harry C. Franzheim, Jr., son of Harry C. and Jessie (Woodward) Franzheim. He was born 24 March 1897 at Wheel­ ing. Their children are: (7-1) Louise Clark Franzheim, born 4 June 1923 in Wheeling, West Virginia. On 30 June 1945 in Seattle, Washing­ ton, she married Lawrence Heffernan Arnold, son of Lawrence M. and Grace (Heffernan) Arnold. He was born 15 May 1924 in Seattle. Their child is: (8-1) Louise Whitaker Arnold, born 10 May 1946 in Seattle, Washington. (7-2) Jessie Woodward Franzheim, born 14 March 1925 in Wheeling, West Virginia. On 12 August 1944 in Puyallup, Wash­ ington, she married Dwight Lyman Stuart, son of Elbridge Had­ ley and Nan (Fullerton) Stuart. He was born 27 September 1924 in Seattle, Washington. Their children are: (8-1) Dwight Lyman Stuart, born 22 May 1945 in Seattle, W ashineton. 296 The Filson Club History Quarterly [VoL 23

(8-2) William Woodward Stuart, born 2 July 1947 in Seattle. (7-3) Harry C. Franzheim, III, born 5 March 1929, in Wheeling, West Virginia. (5-3) William Rogers Clark, died in December, 1879.218 (5-4) Annie Winford Clark, died in February, 1885.219

DESCENDANTS OF GEORGE WASHINGTON AND MARTHA (PRICE) CLARK. George Washington Clark, son of General Jonathan and Sarah (Hite) Clark, married Martha A. Price, in 1822. Their children were:

SARAH HITE CLARK, daughter of George W. and Martha (Price) Clark, was born in 1823 and died in 1904.220 On 3 June 1842221 she married Jeremiah Early Rogers, son of Jeremiah Early and Fanny Henderson (Clark) Rogers. He was born in 1815 and died 23 May 1876 in Fayette c·ounty, Kentucky.222 The children of Jeremiah Early and Sarah (Clark) Rogers were: (5-1) Martha Clark Rogers, born in 1843 and died in 1901.223 On 17 July 1866224 she married J arnes W. Embry of Waxahachie, Texas. The children of Jmnes W. and Martha Clark (Rogers) Embry are: 22s (6-1) Fanny Embry, died in infancy. (6-2) Fannie R. Embry. She married J. Rush Williams. Their child is: (7-1) Rush Williams. (6-3) Jrunes William Embry. (6-4) Jeremiah Rogers Embry. He married Grace Cleaves. Their children are: (7-1) Martha Embry. (7-2) Grace Embry. (7-3) Dorothy Embry. (6-5) Jacob E. Embry. He graduated from Transylvania University in 1897226 and studied also at Johns Hopkins Univer­ sity. He resides in Shreveport, Louisiana.227 He married Anna Mulcahy. Their children are: (7-1) Mary Louise Embry. She studied at Rice Institute and married J. F. Estill, Jr. (7-2) Edmund Embry. He married Maxine Blount. (6-6) George Clark Embry. He married Nora Orr. Their children are: (7-1) George Clark Embry. 1949] Jonathan Clark Descendants 297

(7-2) Nora Frances Embry. (5-2) Fanny Clark Rogers, born in 1845 and died in 1897. (5-3) Sarah Hite Rogers, born in 1849 and died in 1852. (5-4) Laura Rogers, born in 1851 and died in 1927. (5-5) Jeremiah Early Rogers, born 8 May 1853 in Fayette County, Kentucky, and died 9 January 1897.228 He married, 22 November 1883, Henrietta Howell, daughter of David and Anna (Gist) Howell. She was born in 1860.229 He was educated at Transylvania University and was a farmer, deputy sheriff, and in the Internal Revenue office at Lexington, Kentucky, at the time of his death.230 The children of Jeremiah Early and Henrietta (Howell) Rogers are: _ (6-1) Anna Gist Rogers~ born in 1884 in Fayette County, Kentucky, ~d died 28 November 1922 at Somerville, New Jersey. On 29 January 1913 at Lexington, Kentucky, she mar­ ried Clarence Edwards Case, son of Philip and Amanda V. (Edwards) Case. He was born 24 September 1877 in Jersey City, New Jersey. Justice Case graduated from Rutgers College, New Bruns­ wick, New Jersey, in 1900 (Phi Beta Kappa). He received his LL.B. degree from New York Law School in 1902, and was ad­ mitted to the bar, practicing privately until 1929. He was a member of the New Jersey Senate from 1918 to 1929 and acting governor in 1920. Since 1929 he has been a justice of the New Jersey Supreme Court and since 1946 the Chief Justice. He married second, 25 July 1925, Mrs. Ruth Weldon Griggs, and resides in Somerville, New Jersey.231 The children of Clarence Edwards and Anna Gist (Rogers) Case are: 282 (7-1) Henrietta Rogers Case, born 17 February 1914 at Somerville, New Jersey. She married in April, 1942, at Somer­ ville, George Stone Thomson. Their children are: (8-1) Jere Rogers Thomson, born 9 August 1943 in Somerville. (8-2) Andros Boyden Thomson~ born 5 July 1945 in Somerville. (8-3) Katherine Case Thomson, born 11 June 1947 in Somerville. (7-2) Clarence Ed·tvards Case born 26 May 1916 in Somerville, New Jersey. He graduated from Princeton in 1939 and received his M.D. degree from Cornell in 1943. He was a lieutenant in the Navy medical corps during World War II, and is now practicing in Somerville. 298 The Filson Club History Quarterly [Vol. 23

(7-3) Philip Case, born 26 November 1917 in Somerville, New Jersey. He was a sergeant in the Air Corps during World War II and is now in the insurance business at Somerville. (7-4) Florence Anna Case, born 28 November 1922 in Somerville, New Jersey, and died there in March, 1923. (6-2) Fanny Clark Rogers, born 22 October 1886 in Fayette County, Kentucky. On 17 May 1922 in Lexington, Kentucky, she married Anderson Gratz of New York. He was born 11 Sep­ tember 1852 in Lexington, Missouri. 233 (6-3) Florence Howell Rogers, born :L_-.,_ 1889. On 24 May 1917 she married Harry Giovannoli, son of Andrea and Catherine (Harris) Giovannoli. He was born 10 April 1866 in Lexington, Kentucky, and died in 1943. Mr. Giovannoli was a newspaper man and from 1895 to 1900 editor and manager of the Kentucky Advocate of Danville. He then went to Washington and be­ came chief clerk of the Internal Revenue Bureau. In 1913 he returned to Lexington to become manager and editor of the daily Leader, retiring in 1927. In 1934 he was invited to merge and re-organize two daily papers at West Palm Beach, Florida. He married first Carrie Kinnaird. 234 (6-4) George Clark Rogers, born in 1893 and died in 1918 in England. In 1917 he married Fannie Blow Witt of Tennessee who was born in 1892. He was a captain in the Eighty-first Field Artillery during World War I. 235 (5-6) George Clark Rogers, born in 1857 and died in 1864.

ELIZABETH CLARK, daughter of George Washington and Martha (Price) Clark, was born in 1825 in Fayette County, Ken­ tucky, and died in 1892 in Lexington, Kentucky. She married, in 1842 in Fayette County, John McMurtry, son of David and Margaret (Levi) McMurtry. He was born in 1812 in Fayette County and died in 1890 in Lexington.236 He was reared in Fayette County. He was an architect and resided in Lexington. Among the buildings he designed are the Clark and Montgomery County, Kentucky, Court Houses, the School for the Deaf at Danville, and many noted homes near Lexington.237 He married first Sarah Ann Taylor.238 The children of John and Elizabeth (Clark) McJ\iiurtry were: 239 (5-1) George Clark McMurtry, born in 1844 in Lexington, Kentucky. He married Sarah E. McMurtry and went to Cali­ fornia and died there. (5-2) Elizabeth Clark McMurtry, born 13 January 1846 in Lexington, Kentucky, and died 13 December 1928 at Shelbyville, 1949] Jonathan Clark Descendants 299

Kentucky. She married, 13 January 1870 in Lexington, Philemon Bird, son of Philemon and Sallie (Hanna) Bird. He was born 31 August 1841 in Shelby County, Kentucky, and died 15 March 1927 at Shelbyville. Mr. Bird was a farmer and specialized in the raising of Short­ horn cattle. He was a trustee of the Kentucky State Agricultural and Mechanical College and a member of its executive com­ mittee. 240 The children of Philemon and Elizabeth Clark (McMurtry) Bird are: (6-1) Bettie Clark Bird, born 6 August 1870 at Shelbyville, Kentucky, and died in 1944 at San Bernardino, California. She married, 5 January 1898 at Shelbyville, William Cassell Arnett. Their children are: (7-1) Elizabeth Clark Arnett, born 16 October 1898 at Lexington, Kentucky. On 27 October 1928 at Los Angeles, Cali­ fornia, she married John C. Lewis. Their children are: (8-1) Bettie Ann Lewis, born 10 October 1929 in San Bernardino, California. (8-2) William Caldwell Lewis, born 18 March 1932. (8-3) Frances May Lewis, born in 1938. (8-4) Philemon Bird Lewis, born in 1941 in San Ber­ nardino, California. (7-2) Alleine Bird Arnett, born 14 November 1899 in Lexington, Kentucky. She married first Oliver Warren, and second Al Ferner. By her first husband she had one child: (8-1) Thomas Frazier Warren, born 22 January 1923 at Los Angeles, California. He served overseas during World War IL (6-2) Sara H. Bird, born 8 April 1872 at Shelbyville, Ken­ tucky. (6-3) Annie Belle Bird, born 1 October 1874 at Shelbyville, Kentucky. She married, 8 April 1897 in Louisville, Kentucky, Allen Hieatt. Mrs. Hieatt resides in Danville, Kentucky. Their children are: (7-1) Ben Allen Hieatt, born 17 March 1898 at Shelby­ ville, Kentucky. (7-2) Martha Hieatt, born 27 September 1901 in Shelby County, Kentucky. (6-4) George Lee Bird, born 21 July 1879 at Shelbyville, Kentucky. He married Elva Selby in New Orleans, Louisiana. (6-5) Virginia R. Bird. born 29 June 1885 at Shelbyville, Kentucky. 300 The Filson Club History Quarterly [Vol. 23

(6-6) Temple B. Bird, born 29 JaJ1uary 1889 at Shelbyville, Kentucky. (5-3) John William McMurtry, born in 1848 in Lexington, Kentucky, and died in 1939. He never married. (5-4) James McMurtry, born in 1849 and died in 1858, Lexing­ ton, Kentucky. (5-5) Edmund P. McMurtry, born in 1851 at Lexington and died in 1902. (5-6) Julia G. McMurtry, born in 1853 in Lexington. She died in Missouri. She married, in Lexington, Ollie T. Bryson. The children of Ollie T. and Julia G. (McMurtry) Bryson were: 241 (6-1) Harry G. Bryson. (6-2) Bessie C. Bryson. ( 6-3) Clem 0. Bryson. (6-4) Isaac N. Bryson. (6-5) Eleanor T. Bryson. (6-6) Dorothy Bryson. (5-7) Annie Belle McMurtry, born in 1855 at Lexington, Ken­ tucky, and died in 1937. She married, in 1876, Thomas Bodley Watkins, who was born in 1835 and died in 1903.242 The children of Thomas Bodley and Annie Belle (McMurtry) Watkins are: 243 (6-1) Thomas Bailey Watkins. (6-2) John Watkins. (6-3) Elizabeth C. Watkins, born in Lexington, Kentucky. She resides in Lexington. (6-4)Jane Worley Watkins, born in Lexington. She married George M. Allen. (6-5) George Clark Watkins. (6-6) Caroline Watkins. She married Godfred Savage. (6-7) Harry W. Watkins. (5-8) Eleanor Temple McMurtry, born in 1857 at Lexington, Kentucky, and died in 1939. She never married and spent the last years of her life with her sister Julia. (5-9) Isaac Clark McMurtry, born in 1863 at Lexington, Ken­ tucky, and died in 1934 in Frankfort, Kentucky. He married in Illinois. JULIA CLARK, daughter of George Washington and Martha (Price) Clark, died in 1914.244 She married Joseph R. Gross. Mr. Gross was sheriff and county clerk of Fayette County, Kentucky.245 The children of Joseph R. and Julia (Clark) Gross were:246 1949] Jonathan Clark Descendants 301

(5-1) Edward Tilford Gross, died in infancy. (5-2) Edward Tilford Gross, born in 1853 and died in 1904. He married Clara Kerr. Their child was: (6-1) James Kerr Gross. (5-3) Joseph Gross, born in 1855 and died in 1918, unmarried. (5-4) Mattie Clark Gross. She married Thomas Mccann. Their daughter was: (6-1) Julia Mccann. She married, 3 August 1904, James Graves Scrugham, son of James Grinstead and Theodotia (Allen) Scrugham. He was born 19 January 1880 in Lexington, Ken­ tucky. Mr. Scrugham graduated from the University of Kentucky in mechanical engineering in 1900. He was a professor at the University of _Nevada from 1903 to 1914, dean of its College of Engineering, 1914-17, and from 1919 to 1923 was Nevada State Engineer. He served as Governor of Nevada from 1923 to 1927, Congressman from 1933 to 1943, and from 1943 to 1946 served as United State Senator from Nevada.247 The children of J arnes Graves and Julia (McCann) Scrugham are: (7-1) James G. Scrugham. (7-2) George Scrugham. (7-3) Martha Scrugham. (5-5) George Clark Gross. ( 5-6) Julia Gross, born in 1859 and died in 1866. (Concluded)

FOOTNOTES 122William Hayden English, Conquest of the Country Northwest of the River Ohio, 1778-1783, and Life of Gen. George Rogers Clark, Volume 2, pages 1143, 1145, 1147. No other information concerning this branch has been obtained. 123English, crp. cit., Volume 2, page 1143 gives her name as Victoria Win­ bourn, but on page 1145 gives H. Victoria Winbourn and her daughter as H. Victoria Smith. 124lnformation from George H. Holeman to R. C. Ballard Thruston, quoted in Rogers' Index (MS. compilation by Hopewell L. Rogers in The Filson Club) . 125English, op. cit., Volume 2, page 1143, gives a son Josiah. George H. Holeman said a son died in infancy. Hopewell L. Rogers, Rogers: Some De­ scendents of Giles Rogers 1940; unpaged, lists both, giving four children, but this is probably incorrect. 126Information from George H. Holeman to R. C. Ballard Thruston quoted in Rogers' Index, loc. cit. 121Richard Channing Moore Page, Genealogy of The Page Family in Virginia (2nd edition; New York, Publishers Printing Company, 1893), page 118. 128Ibid. 129English, op. cit., Volume 2, pages 1143, 1145. 130Information from George H. Holeman to R. C. Ballard Thruston, quoted in Rogers' Index, loc. cit. 131English, op. cit., Volume 2, pages 1143, 1145, 1147. 302 The Filson Club History Quarterly [Vol. 23

132Ibid., Volume 2, page 1145 gives J. Newell Brooks, but page 1147 gives C. Newell Brooks. 133lnformation from Miss Annie Beckett Temple, Monrovia, California. 13'Biographical Encyclopedia of Kentucky (Cincinnati, Ohio, J. M. Arm- strong & Company, 1878), page 581. 135The Courier-Journal, Louisville, Kentucky, 28 May 1886, page 8. 1S6Jbid. 131Biographical Encyclopedia of Kentucky, op. cit., page 581. 138Elizabeth Fall Taylor, "Fall/' in Register of the Kentucky Historical Society, May, 1903 (Volume 1, No. 2, page 55). 13{,Franklin County, Kentucky, Marriage Bonds, 1852-1873. Copied by Mrs. Ethel Craeger. Typed MS. in The Filson Club. 140Observer & Reporter, Lexington, Kentucky, issue of 2 August 1857, quoted in G. Glenn Clift, "Kentucky Marriages and Obituaries," in Register of the Kentucky Historical Society, July, 1940 (Volume 38, No. 124, page 206); Franklin County Marriage Bonds, 1852-1873, loc cit. u 1 Information from Miss Annie Beckett Temple, Monrovia, California. H 2Ibid. uaBiographical Encyclopedia of Kentucky, op. cit., page 581; obituary in The Courier-Journal, Louisville, Kentucky, 23 May 1886, page 8. 1 Hinformation from R. Alexander Robinson, III, San Marino, California. H 5Jbid.; Temple Bodley, Richard A. Robinson: A Memoir (Louisville, Kentucky, J. P. Morton & Company, 1903) page 153; Richard Alexander Robinson, Family Record of Lyles Robert and Catherine Worthington Rob­ inson (Louisville, Kentucky, Brev.rers Printing House, 1905), pages 18, 36-37. 146Information from R. Alexander Robinson, III, San Marino, California. H·L11forrnation from Mrs. Dorothy Robinson Bergin, Riverside, . Cali- fornia. 148Ibid. HPJbid. 150Information from R. Alexander Robinson, III. 151Jbid. 152Temple Bodley and Samuel M. Wilson, History of Kentucky The Blue Grass State (Chicago and Louisville, S. J. Clarke Publishing Co., 1928), Volume 3, pages 1014, 1017; additions from Mr. Robinson. 153lnformation from Miss Annie Beckett Temple, JV[onrovia, California. 1540bituary in The Courier-Jou,rnal, Louisville, Kentucky, 31 August 1930, Sect~on 5, page 4. 155Tmnbstone in Cave Hill Cem2tery, Section F, lot 493. 1560bituary in The Courier-Journal, Louisville, Kentucky, 25 December 1893, page 4. 15'Ibid. 1580bituary in The Courier-Joiirnal: Louisville, I{entucky, 27 July 1949, Section 2 page 1. i:;°Citizens Historical Association, Indianapolis, Indiana. Biographical Sketch of George W. Babcock. Typed copy in The Filson Club. 160Information from Mrs. George W. Babcock. 161Information from George H. Holeman to R. C. Ballard Thruston, quoted in Rogers' Index, we. cit. 162Jbid. 16~Ibid. 164A. H. Redford, The History of Methodism in Kentucky (Nashville, Tennessee, Southern Methodist Publishing House, 1868), Volume 3, page 266, speaks of the Reverend Benjamin Temple's son the Reverend James N. Temple. Among the Jefferson County, Kentucky, marriage licenses are returns made by James N. Temple, of the Methodist Episcopal Church, li­ censed in Caldwell County to perform marriages. 165J. Wyatt Jones, quoted in Hopewell L. Rogers, Rogers: Some De­ scendants of Giles Rogers (unpaged). 166English, op. cit., Volume 2, page 1142. 16'Information from George H. Holeman to R. C. Ballard Thruston qvoted in Rogers' Index, loc. cit. Edmund Rogers Clark, San Antonio, Texas, stated he believed all descendants are now dead. 168Hopewell L. Rogers, Rogers: Some Descendants of Giles Rogers (un­ paged). 1949] Jonathan Clark Descendants 303

10English, op. cit., Volume 2, page 1142. 17OHopewell L. Rogers, Rogers: Som,e Descendants of Giies Rogers (un­ paged). 111.Additions in ink to Rogers: Some Descendants of Giles Rogers, made by Hopewell L. Rogers in copy now in The Filson Club. 112zbid. 113!nformation from E. R. Barnes to R. C. Ballard Thruston on file in The Filson Club. 1 nLewis and Richard H. Collins, History of Kentucky (Louisville, Ken- tucky, J.P. Morton & Company, 1924), Volume 2, page 481. 175Information from Miss Lucie Holeman, Louisville, Kentucky. 1111~f.ormation from Mrs. Wilson S. Hines, Passadena, California. 111Information from Mrs. Ralph E. Copeland, San Marino, California. 118Information :from Mr. Bowling. 110Information from Mrs. Ralph E. Copeland. 18Olbid. 181Information from Mrs. Wilson S. Hines, who has also supplied records of descendants. 1821Information fi'om Mrs. E. R. Barnes, Montgomery, Alabama, who has also supplied records of descendants. 183The family of James B. Umphrey spelled the name Humphrey. 18'Information from Miss Lucie Holeman. is5lbid. 186Information from Mrs. R. E. Trippe, Los Angeles, California, who has also supplied records of descendants. 187Information from Miss Lucie Holeman, Louisville, Kentucky, who has also supplied records of descendants. 188Mrs. John C. Doolan to Hopewell L. Rogers, quoted in Rogers' Index, Zoe. cit. 188English, op. cit., Volume 2, page 1144. 19OInformation from Edumund Rogers Clark to Hopewell L. Rogers, quoted in Rogers' Index, loc. cit. 191Information from Edmund Rogers Clark, San Antonio, Texas. 192The Courier-Journal, Louisville, Kentucky, 13 May 1949, Section 2, page 5. 193lnformation from Edmund Rogers Clark. 19'Temple Bodley, "Bodley Genealogy." Typed MS in The Filson Club. Hebe Gedney Johnston was a descendant of Richard Clough Anderson and his wife, Elizabeth Clark, sister of General Jonathan Clark. 105Hopewell L. Rogers, Rogers: Some Descendants of Giles Rogers (un­ paged), states there were two children. Edmund Rogers Clark says there were none. 196lnformation from Edmund Rogers Clark. 1970bituary in The Courier-Journal., Louisville, Kentucky, 13 May 1949, Section 2, page 5. 198Information from William J. Gilbert. 1 98.0bituary in The Courier-Journal, Louisville, Kentucky, 31 August 1898, page 5, states he died 29 August. Hugh Milton Mcilhany, Some Vir­ ginia Families (Staunton, Virginia, Stoneburner & Prufer, 1903), page 187, and Kentucky Society, Sons of the American Revolution, papers of Karl Jungbluth, No. 387, give 30 August. · 900Mcilhany, op cit., page 187. 201Information from Mrs. Karl Jungbluth, Louisville, Kentucky. 202Ibid.; including records of descendants. 203Mcilhany, op. cit.. ., page 188. 20jinformation from Karl Jungbluth to R. C. Ballard Thruston, quoted in Rogers' Index, loc. cit. 20S!nformation from i\rirs. J'ohn C. Doolan to Hopewell L. Rogers, quoted in Rogers' Index, Zoe. cit. 2O8Mcilhany, op. cit., page 188. 201Information from Mrs. John C. Doolan. 2O8Mcilhany, op. cit., page 188, and information from Mrs. John C. Doolan. 209Mcilhany, op. cit., page 188. The Filson Club History Quarterly [Vol 23

210Information from Karl Jungbluth to R. C. Ballard Thruston, quoted in Rogers' Index, Zoe. cit. • 211Information from Mrs. John C. Doolan to Hopewell L. Rogers, quoted in Rogers' L--idex, loc. cit. 212Obituary in The C011,rier-J ournal, Louisville, Kentucky, 23 December 1893, page 4. Tombstone inscription in Cave Hill Cemetery Section 0, lot 3·29 gives dates, 1824-1893. 218The Coorier-Joorna.l, Louisville, Kentucky, 23 December 1893, page 4. 214.Information from Mrs. John C. Doolan. Dates from tombstones in Cave Hill Cemetery, Louisville, Kentucky, Section P, lot 243. 215Mary Young Southard and Ernest C. Miller, ed., Who's Who in Ken­ tucky, 1936 (Louisville, Ky., Standard Printing Co., 1936), pages 114-15.. 2115 Obituary in The Courier-Journal, Louisville, Kentucky, 26 October, 1947, Section 1, page 19. 211Information from Mrs. Harry C. Whitaker. 218Buried in Cave Hill Cemetary, Louisville, Kentucky, 28 December -1879, Section P, lot 243. 219Buried in Cave Hill Cemetary, 17 February 1885, Section P, lot 243. 220Information from Mrs. Anderson Gratz, Lexington, Kentucky. 221Fayette County, Kentucky, Marriage Book I, page 136, quoted in Rogers' Index, Zoe. cit. 222Item in Kentucky Gazette, Lexington, Kentucky, quoted in Rogers' Index, Zoe. cit. 223Information from Mrs. Anderson Gratz. 2 t "Item in Kentucky Gazette, Lexington, Kentucky, quoted in Rogers' Index, Zoe. cit. .2:rs1nformation from Mrs. Anderson Gratz. 225!nformation in Rogers' Index, loc. cit. 221Social Directory of the U. S. (Chicago, 1938), quoted in Rogers' In­ dex, loc. cit. 228Henrietta Howell Rogers to Hopewell L. Rogers, quoted in Rogers' Index, Zoe. cit. 229Inforrnation from Mrs. Anderson Gratz. 230Henrietta Howell Rogers to Hopewell L. Rogers, quoted in Rogers' Index, loc. cit. 2nWho's Who in America, 1948-49, Volume 25, page 410; additions from Justice Clarence E. Case. 232Information from Justice Clarence E. Case. 233The Filson Club lineage charts, No. 2524, Mrs. Anderson Gratz. 23'Charles Kerr, ed., History of Kentucky (Chicago and New York, American Historical Society, 1922), Volume 3, pages 552-3; Who's Who in Kentucky, 1936, page 156. 235lnformation from Mrs. Anderson Gratz. 235Information from Mrs. Allen Hieatt. 237Clay Lancaster, "Gideon Shryock and John McMurtry," The Art Quarterly, Autumn, 1943 (Volume 6, No. 4, pages 257-75). 238She died 29 November 1838. G. Glenn Clift, "Kentucky Marriages and Obituaries," in the Register of the Kentucky Historical Society, April, 1942 (Volume 40, No. 131, page 144). 239Information from Mrs. Anderson Gratz and Mrs. Allen Hieatt. 2 0 ' W. H. Perrin, J. H. Battle and G. C. Kniffin, Kentucky: A History of the State (6th edition; Louisville and Chicago, F. A Battey and Co., 1887), page 762. Biography of Philemon Bird. 2nEnglish, op. cit., Volume 2, page 1147. 2 2 ' D. A. R. Lineage Books, Volume 88, pages 221-22, Miss Elizabeth C. Watkins, No. 87722, and Mrs. Jane Worley Watkins Allen, No. 87723. 2 3 " Eng1ish, op. cit., Volume 2, page 1147; D. A. R. Lineage Books, Volume 88, pages 221-22. !J"'Will of Julia Gross of Lexington, Kentucky, in Fayette County, Ken­ tucky, Will Book 11, pages 462-63, dated 9 February 1914 and proved 23 November 1914. 2 0 . ' Robert Peter, HistoTy of Fayette County, Kentucky (Chicago, Ill, 1882), page 64. 2 6 ' lnformation from Mrs. Anderson Gratz. u 1Who's Who in America, 1944-5, Volume 23, page 1892. 1949] Jonathan Clark Descendants 305

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January issue, page 26, line 19: Richard Clark was living in October, 1783. He signed an inventory of the stores at Fort Nelson (the Falls of the Ohio) of that date. (Copy from the original lodged and filed among records of Jefferson County, Kentucky, attested by William Johnston, appears in the George Rogers Clark Papers, F 4- 853, photostats in The Filson Club.) January issue, page 28, line 8: Eleanor Eltinge (Clark) Temple died 27 October 1867. The Reverend Benjamin Temple was born in King William County, Virginia, in 1776. He came to Kentucky after his marriage and lived in Jefferson, Woodford, Fayette, Warren, and Logan counties. In 1816 he joined the Methodist Episcopal Church. He died 16 March 1838 in Logan County. (A H. Redford, History of Methodism in Kentucky (Nashville, Tenn., Southern Methodist Publishing House, 1868) Volume 3, pages 265-68.) January issue, page 31, line 17: (4-2) George Ann Clark married, 11 April 1848, William E. Bell of Lexington, Kentucky. (Observer and Recorder, Lexington, Kentucky, 19 April 1848, quoted in G. Glenn Clift, "Kentucky Marriages and Obituaries," in the Register of the Kentucky Historical Society, October, 1939, Volume 37, No. 4, page 368.) April issue, page 119, line 21: Edmund Pearce married second, 3 June 1845 in Jefferson County, Kentucky, Mary C. ·(Wood) Grinnell, widow of Edmund GrinneU. ( Jefferson County, Kentucky, marriages compiled by The Filson Club. Typed MS. Volume 4, page 83.) April issue, :?age 123, line 25: James Lowry Bullock married Annie Virginia Middelton, daughter of John Thomas Middelton. Their daughter, Elizabeth Bullock, born 14 July 1908. She mar­ ried H. Allan Watts, born 5 September 1906. He is a broker of Louisville. Their children are: (8-1) David Mclver Watts, born 26 December 1937, and (8-2) Florence Ann Watts, born 1 April 1943. (Information from Mr. H. Allan Watts.) April issue, page 135, line 8: (6-1) Cornelia Dodge Kinkead died at her home in Poughkeepsie, New York, 13 April 1949. (Vassar Alumnae Magazine, June, 1949, Volume 34, No. 6, page 23.) 306 The Filson Club History Quarterly ]Vol. 23

October issue, page 283, line 18: Mary Temple Robinson married first Herman Bryant and had one daughter, Chainie Bryant. She married second, William Beam of Bardstown, Kentucky, and has a son, William Temple Beam. (Information from Mrs. Spalding Coleman and Mrs. Chamie Wolf Barr.) October issue, page 296, line 19: Martha Clark Rogers, born 28 October 1843 at Lexington, Kentucky, and died 26 April 1901 at San Antonio, Texas. On 17 July 1866 at Lexington she mar­ ried James William Embry, son of Jacob L. and Caroline (Grimes) Embry. He was born 30 June 1830 at Lexington and died 8 July 1908 at Waxahachie, Texas. His first wife was Sallie Dillahay. They moved to Waxahachie in 1878. The children of James W. and Martha Clark (Rogers) Embry were: (6-1) Fannie Rogers Embry, born at Lexington, Kentucky, and died 23 January 1868 shortly after birth. (6-2) Fannie Rogers Embry, born 18 January 1869 at Lex­ ington. She married, 6 June 1888 at Waxahachie, Texas, J. Rush Williams, son of John G. and Syniska (Sweat) Williams. He was born 9 March 1866 and died 28 February 1892. Their children are: (7-1) John G. Williams, died in infancy. (7-2) Martha Williams, died in infancy. (7-3) J. Rush Williams, born 25 June 1891 and died 10 September 1925. On 26 November 1924 he married Zella McDowell of Trinity, Texas. They had no children. (6-3) James William Embry, born 12 May 1870 at Lex­ ington, Kentucky. He is unmarried and lives in Waxahachie, Texas. (6-4) Jeremiah Rogers Embry, born 22 April 1872 at Lex­ ington and died 5 May 1906. On 1 January 1900 he married Grace Cleaves of Wharton, Texas. They lives at San Antonio, Texas. Their children are: (7-1) Grace Embry, born 22 February 1904. She married Henry W. Eitt, now deceased, and lived in San Antonio. Their child is: ( 8-1) Cynthis Eitt. (7-2) Dorothy Jerelene Embry, born December 1905. She married J. Adolph Runnel, now deceased, and lived in San Antonio. 1949] Jonathan Clark Descendants no- 0 ' (7-3) Martha Embry, born September 1915 and died young. (6-5) Jacob Embry, born 20 August 1874 in Fayette County, Kentucky. He married, 7 September 1904, Anne Winefred lviulcahy, daughter of Judge Edmond Mulcahy. She ,vas born 13 September 1878 at Versailles, Kentucky. Mr. Embry vvas educated at Transylvania College, Lexing­ ton, Kentucky (B.A., 1897; M.A., 1899). He studied also at Johns Hopkins University. He once farmed near El Campo, Texas, and since 1948 has been president of the Commercial National Bank of Shreveport, Louisiana. Their children are: (7-) Mary Louise Embry, born 24 June 1905 at Shreve­ port, Louisiana. She v,as educated at Rice Institute. On 18 April 1931 she married Junius Fishburn Estill, Jr., of Houston, Texas. Their children are: (8-1) Mary Louise Estill, borr.t 19 August 1932 at Houston. (8-2) Robert Embry Estill, born 21 November 1937. at Houston. (7-2) Edmond Mulcahy Embry, born 22 November 1906 at Shreveport, Louisiana. On 10 Octo1cer 1933 he married Maxine Blount of Hugo, Oklahoma. They live in El Paso, Texas. (6-6) George Clark Embry, born 28 1':1arch 1878 in Fay­ ette County, Kentucky. On 15 February 1913 in Ellis County, Texas, he married Nora Frances Orr, daughter of Henry Good­ loe and Mary Elizabeth (Daniel) Orr. They li\Ye in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Their children are: (7-1) George Clark Embry, born 10 November 1915. He married, 10 June 1937, Virginia Smith of San i\ntonio, Texas. Their child is: (8-1) Clark Corley Embry, corn in 1942. (7-2) Nora Frances Embry, born 9 January 1919. On 2 November 1940 she married lviarshall Palmer of Reading, Pennsylvania. (Information from J\1r. N. ·\v. Embry, Evanston, Illinois, from his typed 1VIS. book, Descendants of Joseph Embry [1712-1819].)

October issue, page 298, line 8: J\... nderson Gratz was a son of Henry Howard and Minerva Campbell (Anderson) Gratz. He \vas educated at the Kentucky Agricultural and Mechanical Col­ lege (now the University of Kentucky) and upon graduation joined engineers then surveying the line of the Southern Rail­ way between Cincinnati and Chattanooga. The following year he \;vent to Saint Louis where he presently formed the partnership of \Varren, Jones & Gratz which did business under this name for fifty-two years. In the meantime, Mr. Gratz moved to New York ,vhere, in 1889, he organized and managed the American Manufacturing Company with plants in Saint Louis, Charleston, Philadelphia, lVIanila and Calcutta for the manufacture of twine, rope, yarn and jute bagging. He retired in 1928 and died in Lex­ ington, Kentucky, 3 August 1935. He married first on 9 February 1876 in Saint Louis, Missouri, Laura Cary Bodley. Anderson Gratz was a lineal descendant of Colonel Miles Cary of Virginia ( 1620-1667), of Christopher Gist \vho explored Kentucky for the Ohio Company in 1750-1755, and of Michael Gratz, merchant of Philadelphia, who outfitted many of the early expeditions west of the Colonies. (The National Cyclopedia of American Biography (New York, Jarnes T. White & Co., 1937), Volume 26, page 461.)