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A people that takes no pride in the noble achievements of remote ancestors will never achieve anything worthy to be rememberedwith pride by remote generations. Mccaulay

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Wheat, emblematic of wealth Wheat in Fess, the belt or banner of a Commanding General Red Chief —signifies Royalty Peacock —signifies Pomp and Power The Motto is Irish and means "A Plain Honest Man" PREEACE

The Haughey family in the U.S. is made up from emigrants who came from the ancestral home in County Armagh, and Down, Ireland. The name is derived from EOCHAIDHAwhichwas the name of the fifty— first king of Ulster. The name signifies a MountedKnight or a Horseman. The development from the ancient spelling to the modern spelling can be traced in Duald MacFirbis "Annals of the Four Masters" and in his ChronicumScotorum. In the index of the latter, fcllowing Ua Eochaidha in parenthesis is O’Hoey, Hoey, King of Uladh. The modern families are descendants of the O'Haugheys of the 11th and 12th centuries and of Eochaidha, King of Ulster in 1014. Mac Firbis in his "Four Masters" published in 1666 says O'Heoghy was the original nameof the rulers of Ulidia (Ulster) and that the name was still to be found in that County (Down)as Haughey, Hoey, etc. The prefix_Q in early times designated the son of or the descendant of. Surnames later were used and then at times the_Q or Mac was omitted. According to family lore the earliest membersof the Haughey family in America were brothers Thomas(the line of which this book­ let follows) and Patrick Haughey who came to Penn., Pbobably near Philadelphia about 1725. Haugheysare found in marriage lists of Delaware in 1752 and on tax lists in 1776. Delaware at that time, however, was called the three lower counties of Penn. Like the family in Ireland the first Haugheyswere Catholics but intermarriage soon results in finding names amongthe Quaker communities and the Presbyterian group, etc. Other Haugheyscamelater from the Irish Shores as research on the families here in America show. If family lore is correct, we knownothing of Patrick Haughey's descendants at this time, unless they are the Delawarefamilies. Thomas, the Emigrant, married and had a son John; how many more children we do not know. Thus John becomes the first of this family genealogy born in America and it is through his son, Thomas, a Revolutionary Soldier of Virginia, that the manybranches represented in the following manuscript can proudly trace their ancestry. Perhaps it is well here to say a word about the correct pro­ nunciation of the name Haughey. Someone said it is He—Haw (Horsemenll) backwards. Thus use two syllables Haw~He. True many have shortened the pronunciation and thus we get the Hoy, Huey, Hoey, etc. who may belong to our Haughey commonancestry. Haughey Genealogy Edith W. Benjamin SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA "SouthwestVirginia comprises all that portion of the state running down wedge—shapedbetween Kentucky on the north and North Carolina and Tennessee on the south, reaching the Alleghenies in the east to the Cumberland Gap in the west. This area is some 230 miles in length with an average width of about 100 miles and em­ braces 15 counties¢..of these counties Carroll, Grayson and Washington join N.C. ... Montgomery,Pulaski, Giles, Grayson, and Wythe are in what is known as the Valley of NewRiver; Smyth and Washington in the Valley of the Holston; Russell and Scott in the Valley of Clinch and Lee in Powell's Valley...The mountains of Carroll and Grayson are pregnant with copper and iron...Wythe is rich in iron, coal and lead. Smythand Washington...could glut the markets with salt and gypson...blue grass of Tazwell, Bland and Buchananwould fatten the cattle on a thousand hills...with rare exception this whole country abounds with limestone...No country under the sun is blessed with a more genial summerclimate, purer water or grander scenery."(l) This is the merest outline of Southwestern Virginia-—the land of the "Over the Mountain Men", the land of "Before the Gates of the Wilderness", the land of "Wilburn Waters, the Bear Hunter of White Top Mountain". It is to this land that the Haugheys about whomthis genealogy is concerned came, just when though, the writer is not sure. "England paid dearly for her Irish policy" says Jos. Waddell in his "Annals of Augusta Co. Va." The fiercest enemies she had in 1776 were the desccndents of the Scotch—Irish who had held Ulster against James II. The people of Ulster (the Haugheys came from ArmaghCo. Ulster, Ireland, according to family records) had heard of Pennsylvania and the religious liberty accorded there, so came to that region in droves. But the people of Pennsylvania seemed jealous at that time and strict measures were adopted against the Scotch—Irish element, so manymigrated into Virginia. Whether this was the case with the Haugheys is not knownbut it .could have been. This work maynot be the first organized effort to present this family as one of the early Ere-Revolutionary pioneers but up to new the writer is unable to find any public or published writings. Stephen G. Haughey (see 5th generation) who is at this writing (1954) 85 years of age, says that he visited the land of the Haugheys in ArmaghCo. Ulster, Ireland, while serving as Chaplain overseas in England during World War I. It is the hope of the writer that further research maybe done and added to this meager beginning.

(1) "Annals of S.W. Va." Summers GENEALOGICAL AND HISTORICAL RECORD of the DESCENDENTS OF JOHN HAUGHEY

FIRST GENERATION John Haugheyl Little or nothing is knownyet concerning John Haughey. He is, family research says, the first of the 'clan' born on this side of the waters, a son of ThomasHaughey, the Emmigrant. Family history also says he was in Pennsylvania, probably Philadelphia. Also up to this point it is not knownwhether he took part in the Revolution. Whether he and the family were ever in Grayson Co. Va. (which was Fincastle 1772-1777 and Montgomery (l777—l790) where his son Thomasfirst appears on tax records (found in the Archives, Richmond, Va.) as early as 1794, Grayson Co. Va. is not known. Thomas is listed in the MontgomeryCo. Va. Militia l78l~l785. See Supplement. If further research reveals anything about the John Haughey whomtwo or three records say is the father of Thomas Haughey of Grayson Co. Va., it will be added as a supplement. Spellings are hindering somewhat early research and even now the name is found in various ways: O'Haughey, Houghery, Haghey, Hughey, Hocky, Hockhey, Heighe, Haughe, Hauge, even Haughhe, Hoy, Hoey, and Houie, etc. These spellings are on material definitely knownto be or mean 'Haughey'. Children: (1) Thomas b. 1759 d, 1847 There may have been others——oldfamily letters speak of Thomasas the only son of his father John, however. SECOND GENERATION (1)

Thomas Haugheyz (Johnl) According to the tombstone record in Hussey Graveyard, Bowersville, Ohio, Thomaswas born July 20, 1759 and died Apr. 7, 1847. His wife Violet (Clanch) Haughey was born Dec. 21, 1769 and died Nov. 18, 1846. Records say Thomas was born in Virginia. There maybe some question about this. He was in Virginia it is true but depending on whether his parents came to Virginia hinge the truth of his birthplace. References in biographical sketches of his descendants, statements of Revolutionary service as found in several places, all state Virginia as the original home. As stated before ThomasHaughey appears on a personal tax list of Grayson County, Va. as found in the Archives at Richmond, Va. as early as 1794 and from 1802 until 1815 on the ‘Land tax’ list. Refer to the supplement for additional information. Thomasmarried Violet Clanch about 1786. They came to Ohio about 1815, leaving it is understood only one married daughter Jane Barber in Virginia. They settled in Greene Co. Ohio. Literature aboundswith manyinteresting stories of early times in the Ohio country. Onequite interesting story and typical of many others was found in some of the histories of Greene Co., Ohio. This is about the county seat Zenia (Greek word for Hospitality) and is substantially as follows: Zenia —Jail It was the 2nd day of bleak Dec. 1822. There was no person for debt in the debtor's room but there was a stove ~ to warm any of God's poor, if they should be thrown in, and the commissioners with an eye to economyand turning of everything to the public good, rented this stove to John McPherson, for 75 cents a month, to be returned any time, on the order of the jailer, (after a sufficient time being allowed for it to get cool). Children: (2) John b. 1787 or 1789 m. Patience Sturdyven (5) Barnett b. Apr. 4, 1792 m. Margaret Barber (4) Margaret (Peggy) b. 1796 m. Christopher Hussey (5) Susan m. Isaac Pearson (6) Sarah (Sally) b. Nov. 2, 1806 m. David P. Lee Jan. 17, 1828. She died Mar. 20, 1854 (7) Jane End wife of Allen Barber. Lived in Va. (8) Nancy m. lst. James Lee 2nd. John Ross Chapman (9) Alice b. IVQ4 m. lst. Sturdyven (Studevan) 2nd. John Bentley d. Aug. 11, 1855, 61 yrs. 6 mos. 12 days (10) Polly m- lst. Poasue

(6) Descent of Barnett5 Barnctt5 (Thomasz, Johnl) was born in Grayson Co. Va. Apr. 4, 1792. He was married there Aug. 27, 1815 to Miss Margaret Barber b. Apr. 21, 1799 (daughter of Allen Barber by his 1st. wife) Allen Barber's 2nd wife was Jane Haugheysister to Barnett. Shortly after his marriage he came to Union Twp., Clinton Co. Ohio and then to 5 Greene Co. (Bowersville, Ohio) in 1829 where he lived until his death Oct. 9, 1844. They had ten children. It is understood that they came as bride and groom horseback from Grayson Co., Va. to Ohio, Margaret riding and Barnett walking at her side with his gun. Rec­ ords are on file in the Greene Co. courthouse showing the land he and Margaret owned. Later Margaret married Latham Starbuck Aprilléga Children: (25) Isaac died at age 5 (26) John Andrew b. Feb. 28, 1825 (Known as Squire John) (27) Stephen C. m. Annie M. Irvin in 1854. Lived 1st in S. Ill. then Davis Co. Ia. then to Moulton, Appanoose Co., Ia. He died in 1876 and was buried by Lodge I.0.0.F. of Moulton. There were six children Frank E., Ida M., Clara A., Joshua A., Barnet, and William Isaac. One son (we think it was Joshua A.) lived in Neb. and died in Colo. Miss Irvin had a brother in Atlanta, Ill. (28) Allen Never married. In Civil War, lived in Washington, D.C. Buried in Nat. Cem., Wash. D.C. (29) M.Thomasb. 1852, had sen Kenneth in Tenn (Graysville) and a daughter in Penn., Jessie Ruth m. Charles H. (50) ————-daughter died at age 16 Warren (51) Polly Ann m. Elisha Starbuck, moved to Oregon (52) Betsy m. ThomasTurner, moved to central U.S. (maybe Ill) (55) Almeda b. l856 m. J.W. Lucas. Moved to Battlecreek, Mich., a veterinarian. (54) Susan b. 1854 m. Samuel Pyles. Lived in Bowersville, Ohio. (55) Margaret b. 1845 died in her 20's

(4) Descent of Margaret (Peggy)5 Margarct5 (Thomasz, Johnl) was born in 1796 in Va., married Christopher Hussey, Jr. in Greene Co., Ohio Jan. 15, 1820. She died Nov. 1, 1857 at age 40 yrs. ll mo. Christopher later married Catharine Lockhart b. 1817. Christopher was born Jan. 12, 1794 d. March 8, 1875. Children (Hussey): (56) Christopher Jr. b. Oct. 29, 1820 d. Aug. 15, 1875 (57) Infant died (58) Stephen Hussey wife Rebecca (59) Thomas Hussey (40) John Hussey m. Dinah Hussey (41) Mary Hussey m. Thomas Smith Had two daughters, Mary and May and a son Alexander Smith m. Virginia Rucker and they had a daughter Ethel A. Smith b. 1876 who married lst W.W. Johnson and 2nd Lew Brads. (42) Elizabeth ‘ (45) Joseph (44) Nancy (5) Descent of Susan5 Susan5 (Thomasz, Johnl) Susan married on Nov. 5, 1855 Isaac Pearson who came from North Carolina. Very little is known about them. They did own land near the other Haughey families. The following list of children is probably very incomplete. Children (Pearson): (45) Thomas He had, it is understood, 5 daughters and two sons, ThomasGilbert Pearson Jr., and Charles Pearson. They lived at Archer, Alachua Co., Florida. ThomasGilbert Pearson Jr. is the author of a large volume on "Birds of America”. (46) daughter

(6) Descent of Sarah (Sa11y)5 Sarah5 (Thomasz, Johnl) Little is known of Sarah. She was born Nov. 2, 1806 in Va., married David P. Lee Jan. 17, 1828 and she died Mar. 20, 1854. Undoubtedly they had several children but at present we have no complete list of them. (See Supplement) Children (Lee): (47) Violet Lee (48) wary R. Lee m. Jeremiah Stephens, son of Andrew and Ann (Smith) Stephens

(7) Descent of Jane5 Jane5 (Thomasg, Johnl) Jane is the one child who did not come to Ohio with her family. She was evidently married before they came in 1815 to Allen Barber as his 2nd wife. She may have been the old­ est daughter though not necessarily. Allen Barber's daughter Margaret by his first wife married Barnett Haughey,brother of Jane. The will of Allen Barber in "Over The Mountain Men" by Worrell, page 54, as probated Dec. l849, Grayson Co., Va., names wife Jane; children: Jeremiah, Thomas, Susannah Stone, Stephen, Margaret Houghery (Haughey), Elizabeth Jackson, Joseph, Violet Hatch, Mariah, Sally, Nelly Byrd, Nancy and Melinda. Just which children belonged to Jane we are not sure, probably seven or eight. It is knownthat Violet Hatch was her daughter, namedViolet after her grandmother and married to Ebenezer Hatch. Margaret of course belonged to the 1st wife. Violet Barber Hatch resided in Jamestown, Ohio, and lived to be over 100 years old. She had a son Orange Hatch. Thomas and Joseph probably belonged to Jane as they are commonnames amongst the Haugheys, likewise Sally and Nancy. There was also a son Charlie Hatch. Children ? (Barber): (49) Violet m. Ebenezer Hatch (50) Thomas (51) Joseph Probably others of the above also

(8) Descent of Nancy3 Nancy3 (Thomasz, Johnl) b. 1802. Practically nothing is known of Nancy. Records show she married lst James Lee in 1820, and 2nd John Ross Chapman. More thorough search of census records and marriage records of Greene Co. Ohio, would probably reveal infor­ mation. This is true of some of the other sisters also. She and John Chapmanare located in the 1850 census for Liberty Twp., Clinton Co., Ohio. Her age is given as 48 and his as 50. A girl S.M. Haugheyage lO, is listed in their household. The child must have been a niece of Nancy, one of the brothers’ daughters. Children (Chapman):

Descent of Alice5 Alice5 (Thomasz, Johnl) It is only knownthat Alice married let a Mr. Sturdevan (Sturdyven) a.brother to her brother's (John) wife, Patience. Later she married John Bentley and it is understood that they movedto Ill. Children (Sturdevan): (52) Nancy Since making this book, additional information has cometo light. Alice and John Bentley did cometo Ill., settled near the other Haugheys. The tombstone inscriptions in the clear creek cemetery (near Atlanta, Ill.) reveal that Alice, wife of John Bentley died Aug. 11, 1855 age 61 yrs., 6 mo., 12 days. John Bentley was born Mar. 12, 1800 and died Oct. 25, l895. Twoother wives are buried there with him and Alice; Lucy F. aged 58 and Philena S. born Mar. l7, 1851 d. Oct. 1, 1894. A daughter, Serena Bentley, by this last wife married John Boyd. John and Alice had at least 3 children. Children (Bentley): (55) Rebecoe b. Mar. 17, 1829 Clinton Co. Ohio. She married Jesse Oldeker and is the grandmother of Miss Jessie S. Oldnker and Miss Ethel Oldaker, Atlanta, (54) Benonin b. 1855 d. Aug. 10, 1855 I11­ (54%) Harvey (10) Descent of Polly5 Polly5 (Thomasg,Johnl) Little is known. It is thought she mayhave lst married a Mr. Poague but this is only tentative. As a 2nd marriage, she married a John Hoblett, and they came to Illinois. No more is known at this time. Children (Hoblett):

(11) Descent of Violet5 Violet5 (Thomasg, Johnl) Of course it is evident that she was named for her mother. One record we have says she married Johnathan Pearson and the other Edward Pearson, the date of marriage given as Julyto clear 17, 1825.the record. Marriage records in Greene Co. Ohio might be found Children (Pearson): (12) Descent of Andrew M.5 Andrew M.5 (Thomasz, Johnl) born in Va. 1805 came to Ohio with his father and married first Ann January on Jan. 10, 1828 and on Dec. 25, 1842 2nd Mary Ann Ellis (1819-1849), daughter of Henry and Charity (Harper) Ellis. Sometimeduring his active life he went to Arkansas but later'returned to Greene Co. and Clinton Co., Ohio. Records at the Greene Co. Court House, Zenia, Ohio, show several tracts of land belonging to him. A short will may also be found there. Evidently he lived with his daughter Susan during his last days as his will leaves all his material wealth to her. He died Feb. 14, 1875 at the age of 70 years. He is buried in the Hussey Graveyard, Bowersville, Ohio, near the graves of his parents. His sister Margaret and John, his brother, are also buried there. Children: let wife (55) Preston C. m. Julia F. (56) ThomasJoseph m. also Julia F. after Preston died. They lived in Paola, Kansas. (57) James Martin b. Nov. 7, 1835 m. Nov. 8, 1855 to Phoebe F. Oren (58) John Lived in Topeka, Kan. Had 2 sons. (59) Virginia m. Wm.hussetter (60) Susan m. Chas. Wilson Feb. 1, 1829, had 1 son Lawrence. (61) Josephine b. 1857 2nd wife (62) Arthur C. b. July 28, l847 d. 1867 bur. Hussey graveyard 9 (65) Andrew M. b. July 28, 1847 d. 1865 While in service for Civil War in Montgomery, Texas, Joined services in Bloomington, Ill. (64) Eliza Jane b. Sept. 28, 1845 m. Levis P. Mallow Nov. 5, 1865 (65) Laura C. b. Nov. 21, 1849 d. Aug. 25, 1871 m. Merritt Bush July 4, 1866

(15) Descent of Joseph5 Josephs (Thomasg, Johnl) the youngest son and child of Thomas and Violet was born in Va. Nov. 2, 1808, and died in McLean Co., Ill. July 5, 1868. He was only 7 years old when he came to Ohio with his family. OnJan. 7, 1850, he married Miss Esther White born also in Va. about 1804. She had a brother John White according to family letters who owneda shoe store in Jamestown, Ohio. Evidently Esther’s parents cameto Greene Co., Ohio, also, although at present nothing more is known of them. She died Jan. 19, 1889, also in McLeanCo., Ill. and is buried with her husband at Roaches Chapel near Atlanta, Ill. Joseph and Esther ownedland in Greene Co., Ohio, (about lO5 A.). It was on the headwaters of Caeser Creek in Silver­ creek Twp. being a part of a Military Survey patented to John Brown (1228). It was situated on what was knownas the Pleasant Hill road and went to a stake in the county road from Port William to James­ town. He sold 1 acre to the Methodist Protestant Society and the remaining 105 A., 2 rds. and 15 sq. poles to Robert Ross on Sept. 6, 1848, for $2,000. Then with his family (note his father Thomasand mother Violet had died the previous year) consisting of wife, 9 children, ranging in age from 17 yrs. to 4 yrs., he left Ohio in a covered wagon and came to the new Illinois Country. They first settled in Logan Co., where he rented a farm for a couple of years, then a farm was entered in Mt. Hope Twp. Joseph rented a farm for a couple of years, then a farm was entered in McLean Co. between Atlanta and McLean,Ill. This first land was 160 acres in section 1 and 12 on which he built a home and into which he moved his family in the fall of 1850. He remained there until a few years before his death and spent his last years in McLean,retired from active labor. Several hundred acres were added to his original 160 acres while farming. In McLeanJoseph bought of Abijah wood and Hannah, his wife, the n.E.% of the east 220 feet out of lot 4 of the town of McLean, McLeanCo., Ill., Warranty Deed dated June 50, 1865. (In book 55, page 445 Court House Bloomington, 111.) Children:

( 66) Elizabeth b. 1851 m. Lewis Harley ( 67) Henry C. b. 1855 m. Rachel Cantrall in 1856 In Civ 11.8.? ( 68) Evelyn b. 1854 m. Lewis Hoblitt . (69) Lorenzo Dow b. 1855 m. Elizabeth White Moved to Ark. (70) John C. b. 1857 m. Carrie Went to Kansas (71) William b. 1858 Killed in Civil War at Red River, Ark. (72) Mathew G. b. 1840 m. Charlotte Snow In Civil War (75) Allen B. b. 1845 m. Nancy Young In Civil War (74) Esther Mary b. 1845 m. Samuel Bevan Joannup 331' (mm!) amour

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FOURTH GENERATION (14) Descent of James N.4 James N.4 (John5, Thomasz, Johnl) James N. the oldest son of John was born in ‘Ole Virginy‘ a few months previous to his parents coming to Ohio, probably about 1809. He married Eliza A. Lomaxwho was born about l8lO in N.C. She died Feb. 26, 1862. Children: (75) Robin 1. died an infant (76) Infant died (77) Abel b. 1842 (78) John N. b. 1844 (79) Ann m. Richey (80) Laben W. b. 1849 Killed in Civil War.

_ <19) Descent of Churchill M.4 Churchill M.4 (Johna, Thomasg, Johnl) was born 1818 or 1820 and died in 1898. In 1851 he married Susanah Kitterman (1822-1920). Churchill lived all his life in the Bowersville, Ohio area. He was a man whotook a very progressive and active part in the early development of that area and was a large land owner, owning also the original homesteadof his father. Children: (81) Albert L. m. lst Mary Hussey, 2nd Anna Blocher He had two sons at least, Rex and Dale. (82) Charles C. m. Ida Crawford Had a daughter, Mary. (85) Russell W. (84) wm. J. (85) Flora m. Ed. Conklin of Indiana

(20) Descent of Elizabeth4 Elizabeth4 (Johns, Thomasg, Johnl) was married to AbrahamEllis, son of Henry and Charity Ellis. They had twin daughters; one Julia married a Mallory, and the other married a Baker, it is believed. There was a Sally who married a Copeland and a Nancy who died at age 18. Children (Ellis): ll (25) Descent of John Q.A.4 John Q.A.4 (John5, Thomas-2,Johnl)‘ John Q.A. born 1829 in Greene Co., Ohio, married Louvina Paullin. They had four boys. John Q.A., wife and two boys moved to Battlecreek, Michigan. Two sons remained in Greene Co., Ohio. John Q.A. was 80 and Louvina 82 when they passed on. Children: (86) Alonza (87) David b. Jan. 19, 1856 d. 1902 m. Mar. 14, 1877 Rosa Early (1858-1928) daughter of Daniel Early (88) Joseph H. b. Aug. 5, 1857 Went to Michigan with parents. Lived in Berrien Springs, Mich.; was a college professor. (89) James R. b. June 25, 1858 Went to Battlecreek, Mich., with his parents. was a real estate dealer there. d. 1928

(26) Descent of John Andrew4 John Andrew4 (Barnett5, Thomasg, Johnl) John Andrew was a farmer near Blocmington, Ohio, many years. He was born in Union Twp. Clinton Co., Ohio, Feb. 28, 1825. He moved to Greene Co., Ohio, near Bowereville with his parents about 1824. John A. was a 7-day adventist, Republican, active in communityaffairs, serving as Justice of Peace for Wilson Twp. 1855-1861. The writer has visited the old homeplace. He married Christina E. Thorp b. 1829, daughter of Edmund (of Va.) and Mary (of N.C.) Thorp on Oct. 24, 1850. Edmund and Mary Thorp were born ca. 1795 according to the 1850 census. Christina died in 1858. John A. then married Ann Bentley b. 1858, daughter of Wm. (b. Ohio) and Sarah (b. Va.) Bentley on Aug. 18, 1859. Wm.and Sarah Bentley were both born ca. 1810 according to the census of Clinton Co., Ohio, for 1850..Iohn

(55) Descent of Rebecca (Bentley) Oldaker4 Rebecca4 (Alices, Thomasz, Johnl) Rebecca Bentley was born in Clinton Co. Ohio Mar. 17, 1829. She came later to I11. with her parents. Rebecca married Mr. Jesse V. Oldakere They had 5 children: a son John who is the father of Miss Jessie Oldaker (a high school teacher) and Miss Ethel Oldaker (an accomplished pianist), a daughter who married D.N. Longworth who had sons Von and Clifford, and a second daughter whowas Miss Bell Oldaker. The families at present live near Atlanta, Ill. Children (Oldaker): (99) John Washington Oldaker m. Mary Ann Robinson They were the parents of Misses Jessie and Ethel Oldaker (100) Eliza Janeoldaker m. David Newton Longworth (100%) Bell Oldaker (55) Descent of Preston C.4 Preston C.4 (Andrew5, Thomasg, Johnl), son of Andrew M. and Ann January, m. Julia F. It is interesting that Julia is an aunt of Mrs. Berta (Ross) Haughey (wife of MaxHaughey#128). Preston and Julia lived in Paola, Kansas. He had served in the Civil War, joining at Bloomingtor Ill., rank sergeant; discharged Jan. 16, 1866. According to his war record he was born ca. 1856. Children: (101) Mollie (101%) Della (102) Elmer b. 1871 m. Cora Have a son (a doctor) and a daughter whohas a daughter. Elmer lives in Paola,Kan (56) Descent of Thomas Joseph4 ThomasJoseph4 (Andrew M.5, Thomasg, Johnl) a brother of Preston C. He married Julia F., his brother’s widow. They too lived in Paola, Kan. Children: (108) Labon (104) Frank (105) Alma (105%) Addie 15 (57) Descent of James Martin4 James Lartin4 (Andrew M.5, Thomasz, Johnl) was born in Ohio Nov. 7, 1855 and married Nov. 8, 1855 Miss Phoebe F. Oren. (The writer saw (1953) their marriage license in the Court House at Wilmington, Ohio, issued almost to the day 100 years ago.) If one had the time a very interesting story could be told of the full life of James M. and his helpmate. In his youth with his father he went to Arkansas but after a few years returned to his native state and married. His wife was born near Wilmington Feb. 10, 1857, was the 7th of 10 children of a Quaker family. In 1856 they movedto I11. and first settled in Logan Co. Soon after they movedto Lincoln. Not long after that the family settled in Mason City, I11. Elder Haughey as he was then called became the 5th Baptist minister in Mason City, 111. In 1905 James M. and Phoebe celebrated their golden wedding day. At that time the church people presented Mr. Haughey with a black ebony gold headed cane engraved with his name. A grandaughter (daughter of Cal) has the cane today. Besides being a minister, according to MasonCo. I11. history, in 1866 Mr. Haughey and Sheridan Eulass formed the first newspaper in the town. The name was “Mason City News", first issue being July 4, 1867. That same day the laying of the Jacksonville Branch of the C. & A. reached the Corporation (Mason City) from the South. Later the paper was published by J.m. Haughey and W.S. walker. In 1871 Mr. Walker sold his interest to J.C. Warnock and the name was changed to "Mason City Independent". The library at Mason City, Ill. contains old bound copies; also the Newspaper office has some of the old issues, even the one honoring the Haugheys on their golden anniversary. James K. died Jan. 50, 1912 in Mason City. He had married we were told 5555 couples. Children: (106) Calvin m. Mary Gibson (lO7) Clara m. Harry Radebaugh Twoother children of James and Phoebe died when quite young.

(59) Descent of Virginia4 Virginia4 (AndrewH.5, Thomasz, Johnl) Virginia was born in Greene Co. Ohio Feb. 1, 1829 and on Oct. 11, 1848 married Wm. dussetter. Her mother was Ann (January) Haughey. Mr. and Hrs. Mussetter lived first in Clinton Co., Ohio, then movedto Greene Co., Xenia Twp. on the old Jasper pike. Wm.Mussetter was born in Berkeley Go. West Va. May 18, 1821, son of John and Anna Mussetter. His father was of Germandescent and mother of a French line who were natives of Maryland. John and Anna were married in Maryland and later moved to Clinton Co., Ohio, having their home in the village of Lumberton. PIONEER PASTOR PASSES AWAY dreds of converts. On June 6. 1861he removed tollason Eld. J. M. Haughey has been Associated City to accept a call to the local Baptist with Business and Religious inter- church. A few years later he united with ests of Mason City for More the Christian church and had since been than Half a Century devoted to his caning. Shortly afterwards he opened a photograph gallery and took I the first photograph ever taken in Mason Elder J. M. Haughey. a widely known Christian minister and mewspaper man. ‘City. Soon after. he added a job panting oflice. and in February 1886 ielnd the ‘passed from this life at 7:30 o'clock on. ITuesdayevening.at. his . home in . this . city ’fir“ City newspape" Times. me He was “who” also the °‘ an founder H" after but four days illness with Brights N8°“ disease_ I I‘iiithe MasonCrrzcttzndalt diluent James M. Haughey was born near ‘ mes was con" ° at n”''' Jamestown 0 on Nov. 7 1833 and was Ipapers in Cent“! mmou‘ {at the time of his passing, 78 years. 2 Elder H°“3h°Y 13 5“"iV°d 5? hi‘ W150

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, months and 23 days of age. His earlier and companion of nearly sixty years: bi! ‘}years were spent in Ohio and Arkansas. two children. Mrs. H. C. Radebaugh and i He was married to Miss Phoebe F. Oren C. M. l-iaughey of this city: by ten grand­ : Wiatlmington. 0., on Nov. 8. 1853. The children and {our great grand children. I‘result of this union was the birth of three besides one sister in Ohio and other rela­ sons and two daughters, two sons and one tives and many warm friends who will

\ daughter having preceded the father mourn his passing. ‘The deceased came to Illinois with his , _ I,w i f e in 1856 and l 0 c a t e (1 near hing: fuggal Sewlies W1: heigergsofi ;Lincoln where they resided three years. t e e_th ‘St chum .0“ n ay 8 b ‘In 1859 he made a profession of religion at 2 °cl°ck' and will be c°nductegm_.y }and shortly afterwards began preaching. Elder 0' C‘ B°lm_an'pastor of die 18­ ‘which work he kept up until failing “a” ‘?h“’°"‘“P‘’‘‘‘"- T"? '°“““"‘ my :health caused him to retire from active be Viewed by the public at owe M‘ E’ work. During his pastoral work he united ‘fglfirghfimtn 113? a',lrln'bt:1:8dz‘ I 1642 couples and officiated at almost that 1 y'p_ n ermen WI many funerals while he baptized hun- Mason “fly Cemetery‘ 14 Children (Mussetter): (108) Amelia Ann Wife of Wm.Middleton, Caesars Creek Twp., Greene Co., Ohio. (109) Clarisa Wife of Wm. Murphy (110) Emily Jane wife of Isaac Wolf, Xenia Twp. 5 children; Joseph, Lewis, Paul, Walter and Basil. (lll) Basil m. Mary Pickun, Cal. 4 children; Raymond, Lefioy, Ann and (112) Josephine Wife of Charles Pearson, Fla. 5 children; Edna, Frank, Ralph, Forest and Eunice. (115) Joseph m. Sally Swope, Wilmington, Ohio. Moved to Havanna, 111. Had a music store there. Children; Viola and William. (114) Ida Mary m. Chester Ballard, Washington, D.C. Children; Joseph, Edith, Fe, Guy, Chester and Susan, twins. (115) William E. m. Maude Hite, daughter of Wm.Hits. 5 children; Mary, Clara and Clarence and lived on the old home farm. Twoother children died (of Virginia's and Wm‘s.)

(55) Descent of Elizabeth4 E1izabeth4 (Josephs, Thomasg,Johnl) Elizabeth, the oldest child of Joseph and Esther was born Aug. 7, 1851, in Greene Co., Ohio, as were all her brothers and sisters. She and-all the others camewest to Illinois with the parents in 1848. Elizabeth married Lewis Harley, son of Abraham Harley (uncle of E.C. Harley who was head of the E.C. Harley Wholesale grocery firm of Dayton, Ohio. Elizabeth and Lewis were married in Feb. 1849. (Some question as to exact date.) Elizabeth died Nov. 11, 1911. "Mr. Lewis Harley who died Jan. 6, 1875 was well known to people of McLeanand Logan counties and will long be remembered by a large circle of friends. He was a native of Pennsylvania, his birthplace being near Philadelphia. Whenbut a boy his people came west as far as Ohio locating at Dayton. They moved from there to McLeanCo. 111., being amongthe first settlers of the county (Dale Township) locating at what is now known as Harley's Grove, the name originating on account of the Harley's being the first settlers there. In after years his father's brother and himself ran a saw­ mill for about six years. He then removed to Logan Co. I11. and engaged in farming until the time of his death. He was married Mar. 27th 1852 to Miss Elizabeth Haughey, her people being early and prominent pioneers of McLeanCo.; Mr. Harley being a resident of Logan Co. at the time of their marriage. After his death Mrs. Harley moved to McLean where she now resides (l879)” Taken from a book McLeanCo. History 1879, 111. A lovely old brick house that was the family homestill stands as an honor to a fine old family. Children (Harley): (116) Abraham died when 2% yr. old (117) Francis Marion b. July 8, 1855 in Logan Co. 111. m. Fidelia Tuttle Feb. 7, 1877 15 (67) Descent of Henry C.4 Henry C.4 (Josephs, Thomasg, Johnl) was born 1855 in Greene Co. Ohio. He married in 111. Rachel Cantrall Oct. 7, 1856. She was born Aug. 1854, the daughter of Zebulon and Mary (McLain) Cantrall. Zebulon Cantrall when 6 years old moved from Kentucky to Clark Co., Ohio, and married there (1828) Mary McLain. They moved to Illinois in 1854 and settled near Waynesville. Zebulon was one of the delegates whonominated AbrahamLincoln. Another interesting note is that Zebulon was an uncle to Mrs. Margaret (Foreman) Bevan, wife of Charles Bevan (#155). Henry Haughey was in the Civil War and after marriage he and Rachel lived at Ava, Douglas Co., Mo. according to records. Mrs. Haughey did not live long as she died Aug. 10, 1860. Children: (118) Mary died young (119) Minnie died young

(68) Descent of Eve1yn4 Evelyn4 (Joseph5, Thomasz, Johnl) Evelyn was born ca. 1854 also in Greene Co. Ohio. She became the wife of Lewis Hoblit Hoblett or Hoblitt) The Hoblits were early pioneers of the new Illinois Country somesettling finally between McLeanand Atlanta, 111. The beautiful old brick farm homeand farm are still in the Hoblit family. Today Dean Hoblit, the grandson and wife Dollie enjoy the spacious old home. Lewis Hoblit was born Mar. 11, 1850; died Apr. 18, 1894. Evelyn died Apr. 25, 1875. Children (Hoblit): (120) Abigail b. Apr. 15, 1861 d. July 8, 1946 m. Thomas Montgomery on Feb. 20, 1880 (121) Josephine m. Daniel Boroff (122) Labon b. Aug. 29, 1854 m. lst Dec. 15, 1886 Emma Adams b. Aug. 27, 1859, d. Jan. 10, 1900 m. 2nd Caroline Armbruster b. 1868, d. 1941 (125) Isabel m. Daniel Throap (124) Sylvanus (Vene) m. Achsah Prudence d. Aug. 14, 1887 at age 28 yrs, 6 mo, 17 da. children: Ruby L. Hoblit m. Dyer Lived in Philippines, had 2 children Ralph D. Hoblit Ray L. Hoblit d. 1950. Never married. 16 (69) Descent of Lorenzo Dow4 Lorenzo Dow4 (Joseph3, Thomasz, Johnl) was born in Ohio 1855. Family records say he lived in Arkansas. At the time that the father Joseph madehis will he mentions Lorenzo Dow's children which he says are 4 in number. This was in 1867. His wife's name evident­ ly was Elizabeth (1860 census). The writer was curious about his name. The other children seemed to have most commonnames but this Lorenzo Dowwas so different. In searching old Ohio records time and time again was found the name of Lorenzo Dow, a great itinerant pioneer preacher. Undoubtedly he was named for him. He moved with his family to Joplin, Mo., sometime after 1860. Children: (125) Albert 1 year old at time of 1860 census. d. 1867 (by Suit of Partition). There were according to the will at least 3 other children, maybe 4. Ellama m. Graham Charles John Esther M. m. Dooley

(70) Descent of John 0.4 John C.4 (Joseph3, Thomasz, Johnl) John C. was born in Ohio too, about 1857 according to the census. Very little is knownabout him. He married Carrie and they had their home in Kansas (Aliceville and Burlington 1907) but that is the extent of infor­ mation at hand. Children : (125%) Stella and another daughter Both daughters dead in 1912 but Stella left 5 boys. (This information is from an old letter in possession of the writer.)

(72) Descent of Mathew G.4 Mathew G.4 (Joseph5, Thomasg, Johnl) was born in Greene Co., Ohio, April 8, 1840. He lived on the farm with his family until Aug. 1862 when he entered the Civil War; Go. A, 117th Inf. He served until Mar. 19, 1865, when he was discharged on account of disability. He then cameto McLeanpurchasing an elevator and dealt in grain and stock. He was married in McLeanCo., Il1., Sept. 1872 to Charlotte Louisa Snow,a native of Brookfield or Worcester, Mass. born Jan. 14, 1847. Her parents were Daniel Clapp and l7 Louisa (Rice) Snow. Louisa Dolly Rice was the daughter of Artimus and Assenath Rice of Charlemont, Franklin Co., Mass. Children: (126) Joseph died young (127) Frank b. July 27, 1878 (128) Daniel Max b. Jan. 51, 1885 (129) Mabel b. Nov. 50, 1887 McLean, I11. m. May 10, 1917 Harry Kinsey b. Oct. 29, 1884

(75) Descent of Allen B.4 Allen B.4 (Joseph5, Thomasz, Johnl), the youngest of the boys, was born in 1843. He married Nancy Young. Allen we understand was a very talented violinist. After living a while in Joplin, Mo., he settled in Leadville, Colo. about the time of the Gold Rush. During the Civil Warhe was in the service; joined his service records show Aug. 23, 1862 in Pike Co., Ill. He must have lived there before going to M0. Also his occupation is given as teacher at the time of entering service. In Colo. however he entered into somephase of mining interests. His wife Nancy Youngwas a sister of Mrs. Susan Burilla (Young) Kinsey (or wife of Stacy Bevan Kinsey) and the parents of Harry Kinsey (see #129). Nancyand Susan Burilla were the daughters of Wm.Beverly Young of Russellville, Logan Co., Ky. Children: (150) Iona b. Aug. 13, 1868 d. Apr. 16, 1950 m. Sept. 16, 1896 William Henry Chandler

(74) Descent of Esther Mary4 Esther Mary4 (Josephs, Thomasg,Johnl), the youngest child of Joseph and Esther, was born in Ohio, Greene Co., Dec. 2, 1845. She told the writer's mother about the wagontrip from Ohio to I11. About all she remembered was having to walk up hill. The family came with everything they owned; two covered wagons, 6 horses, and a carriage and the money (about 400 dollars) from the sale of the Ohio farm of 100 or so acres. It was at the homeplace in I11. between McLeanand Atlanta, Ill. that she became acquainted with Samuel Bevan b. Aug. 8, 1845, at Port William, Ohio (only a few miles from where Esther was born) and who had come to 111. with an uncle. They were married Aug. 25, 1865. She and Samuel farmed many years. They owned a farm near McLeanbut in later years they lived and farmed and owned a dairy west of Bloomington, I11. It was known as the Bevan Dairy. A son Harry afterwards had the dairy for years. Samuel died Sept. 26, 1907 and Esther died May 29, 1915 at her son's Harry Bevan who at that time had the dairy east of Bloomington, Ill. 18

'*few years Esther as had her spent daughter quite Ada a lothad goneof time West traveling to Portland, during Ore. her and last married and the mother had good reason for traveling. Children (Bevan): (151) Eddie b. 1864 died young (152) Joseph b. 1865 died young (153) Elmer Johnson b. Oct. 14, 1866. He lived in Juneau, Alaska, going there during the ‘Gold Rush‘. (154) Zetta b. 1871 died young (1:35) Charles Milton b. July 6, 1873 (156) Ada Glendess b. Mar. 10, 1875 (1.37) Louella b. Mar. 15, 1878 (138) H. Harry b. Dec. 28, 1880 d. Jan. 1945 (1:39) John Starkey b. Jan. 51, 1883 (140) GeorgeLew1s b. Aug. 51, i885 m. Edna Arnold. Both musicians wiih Conns Music Co. Elkhart, Indiana. No Children. Newretired. (141) Lloyd b. Dec. 16, 1888 m. Hazel No children. Tester for Beatrice CreameryPortland, Ore. for manyyears. Retired now. 19

FIFTH GENERATION (87) Descent of David P.5 David P.5 (John Q.A.4, John5, Thomasz, Johnl) David was born in Greene Co. Ohio Jan. 19, 1856 d. 1902 m. Mar. 14, 1877 Rosa Early (l868~l928) daughter of Daniel Early. David remained in Ohio when his parents went to Michigan. He and his wife are both buried in the Hussey Cemetery, Bowersville, Ohio. It was near Bowersville that they raised their family on a farm (about 5 miles west of town). Children: (142) Daniel Albert (Bert) He is one of the few Haugheys still living in Greene Co., Ohio (1954). He has 5 children: Virgil, Eugene (a teacher), Esta, Elsie and Lavona. Someof his family live in Dayton, Ohio. Bert's wife Martha Jane died in 1918. Bert at present is with his daughter, Mrs. Lavona Henderson, Jamestown, Ohio, R.F.D. #2. (145) Lucinda

(89) Descent of James R.5 James R.5 (John Q.A.4, John5, Thomasz, Johnl) James R. was born June 25, 1858. Went to Battlecreek, Mich. with his parents when a young man and was, it is understood, in the real estate business there. He died in 1928. Children: (144) NormanD. A band leader in Battlecreek, Mich. (145) Donald 0. 28 W. Fountain, Battlecreek, Mich. (146) Charles (147) Milburn M. 20 Lourin, Battlecreek, Mich.

(90) Descent of EdmundBarnett5 EdmundBarnett5 (John Andrew4, Barnetts, Thomasg, Johnl) was born in Ohio August 5, 1851, the oldest son of John A. and Christina Ghorp) Haughey. He was only 7 when his mother died leaving him and a younger brother Joseph Martin age 5. A year later his father gave the boys a new mother, Ann (Bentley) Haughey, who it is understood was not only a wonderful mother to her 'adopted' boys as well as to her own family that came later but was loved by her own and ‘adopted’ grandchildren. (Annwas the 5th child in the family of William and Sarah Hyatt Bentley. An older brother Gilbert Bentley married Lydia Hussey. It was for this uncle that Allen Gilbert Haugheyreceived his name. The Bentley family were Quakers and were intermarried among such family names as: Custis ~ Same family as John Parke Custis 20 first husband of Martha Dandridge Custis whobecame wife of our first President, George Washington; Peele, Family of Sir Robert Peel in England; Moore, N. Houston Moore of Wilmington, Ohio; Greer, Weston Greer, of Ellen County, Ohio; Elliott, British family of Plymouth Colony and Mayblower; Polk, Tennessee family of James K. Polk, 16th President of U.S.A.; Jenkins, Mills, Carter, etc.) EdmundBarnett contributed to early pioneer life in several ways. He was a farmer, teacher, and minister - a full life. (He is buried in Yellow Springs, Ohio.) He married Hannah EmmaFerguson in 1877. She was born 1861 and died 1894. EdmundBarnett died in 1925. Children: (148) Mabel D. b. May 17, 1878 m. May 21, 1901 Edwin Chinnock b. Dec. 26, 1874 d. Sept. 8, 1942 Cabinet maker and contractor. L (149) Lulia b. March 17, 1880 m. 1899 John Chitty (150) John W. b. Dec. 19, 1881 m. Anna Hutchison Water Engineer Dayton, Ohio. (151) Bessie b. Apr. 1, 1885, a nurse m. Scott Hogue —a butcher, Springield, Ohio. Children 1. Walter Scott Hogue 2. and 5. Twins ~ Lucille and Louise. (152) Oscar b. Feb. 14, 1887 m. Cleo Shell b. Bryant, Ind. d. Aug. 29, 1928 m. 2nd. Ida Mae (Johnson) Lafferty of Union City, Ind. She had a son HowardIrvin Lafferty. (92) Descent of Allen Gilbert5 Allen Gi1bert5 (John AndreW4,Barnetts, Thomasz, Johnl) Allen G. is at this writing 90 years old (1954). He was during his active life both a teacher and a minister. At the present time he lives with his oldest daughter Mrs. Elsie Lambert. He married Daisy Dean Huffaker b. Bowersville, Ohio Dec. 21, 1870 d. Sapulpa, Okla. Dec. 10, 1929. Allen G. was born Apr. 11, 1865 and they married Nov. 25, 1889. See the previous record (#90) for Allen Gilbert's parentage. Children: (155) Emmitt Adrian b. Sabina, Ohio Dec. 11, 1891 d. Mt. Vernon, 0. Apr. 5, 1915 bur. Mound View Cemetery, Mt. Vernon, Ohio. (154) Elsie Almeda b. Sabina 0. Nov. 7, 1895 m. Chester Irvin Lambert New Milford, Ohio RFD#1 (155) Lutin Allen b. Mt. Vernon, Ohio Oct. 4, 1899 m. Manetta Mohr of Hays, Kansas Machinist and farmer 2 children Donna Mae b. 1952 and Richard b. 1959 2nd. married Esther Race in 1948 and reside at Fayetteville, Arkansas RFD#1 (156) Arthur Gilbert b. Mt. Vernon, Ohio Dec. 12, 1902 m. Aug. 1926 Katherine Hasemeier A Patternmaker 2 children: Allen b. Aug. 12, 1927 .Ade1l b. ca. 1955 The family resides at Milton, BookCo., Wis. 21 (157) Dell Dean b. Otsego, Allegan Co., Mich. Jan. 12, 1905 m. Ruth E. Ellwanger b. Oct. 27, 1903 2 adopted children Dell Dean Jr., and Susann Ruth Received A.B. degree in 1957, also M.D. in 1957; is a Teacher and Practitioner in Specialty of Obstetrics and Gynecology. Office located at 1727 NewJersey St., Los Angeles 53, Calif. Home: 2762 Wynglen Lane, Los Angeles 23, Calif. (158) Ruth Evaline b. Nov. 50, 1906 Otsego, Michigan d. ca. 1940 Was a school teacher. bur. Mound View Cemetery, Mt. Vernon, O. (159) Ruby May—Belle b. Apr. 27, 1911 Leavittsburg, Trumbull Co., 0. m. Murray Medcalf b. 1907 Married Ducan, Okla.children May 1928 Reside at Ada, Okla. Edward b. Mar 51, 1929 Married l950,l chil Lena May b. Mar 1, 1935 m. 1950 Billy Derryberry Ollie Jay b. Aug. 22, 1935 Virgie Belle b. Mar 5, 1958 Robert Lee b. Aug 8, 1940 Betty b. Nov. 1942 Richard b. Oct. 1944

(D\‘}03CJ'|o>Co1(OI-‘CD Elsie b. May 1947 (96) Descent of Stephen Gerard5 Stephen Gerard5 (John Andrew4, Barnett5, Thomasz, Johnl) Stephen Gerard was born March 17, 1869 in Greene Co., Ohio. His life has been a rich one and today (1954) is as active as a man many years his Junior. During World War 1, Mr. Haughey served as Chaplain overseas and it was while ‘over there‘ that he visited the early Haugheylands in Ulster, ArmaghCo., Ireland. He has been much help in making this Haugheyhistory possible. It is doubtful if someof the connections would have been possible without his remembrances and valuable old Bible notes. Stephen G. married in Birmingham, England, Florence Willmore. She died in Nashville, Tenn. ca. 1939. Children: (160) Paul Stephen Haughey m. Bernice Glantz address: MaplewoodAcademy, Hutchinson, Minn. (161) Ruth Florence b. 1915 m. John Frederich Haller address: Candler, N.C. children: 1 John Frederick 2 Charles Stephen 5 Edra Sue (102) Descent of Elmer5 E1mer5 (Preston C.4, Andrews, Thomasz, Johnl) Lives at Paola, Kan. Children: (162) Son (165) Daughter_ 22 (106) Descent of Calvin5 Ca1vin5 (James Martin4, Andrew M.5, Thomasz, Johnl), the son of Rev. James Haughey of Mason City, 111. and wife Phoebe, was born Jan. 16, 1876, and died Oct. 27, 1918. Cal assisted his father in the newspaper business part of his life. His wife was Mary M. Gibson of Mt. Pulaski, Ill. b. Feb. 25, 1879, in Louisberg, Kansas. They were married April 7, 1897 by T.T. Holton at home of a Mrs. Paris, cousin of Mr. Haughey. Mrs. Cal Haughey is new Mrs. Mary Sullivan of Port Townsend,Washington, having married Mr. Richard Sullivan after Mr. Haughey's death. She still lives in Port Townsend, Wash. R#2, Hastings Avenue. Besides being in the newspaper business, Cal had his own Barber shop in Mason City. Children: (164) Holton Morris b. June 16, 1899 Public Accountant (165) Jennie Dec b. Sept. 14, 1901 m. Caspers (a lawyer) Ephrata, Wash. Box 152 Dec has a gift shop in Ephrata (166) Jessie Fern b. Nov. 1, 1905 m. Elmer Finis Stevens July 5, 1955 Mr. Stevens has a dairy farm on Narrow Stone Island across the water from Port Townsend. They have two sons: Elmer Finis Jr. and Joseph Morris. (167) Joseph Marion b. Dec. 51, 1905 Just recently moved from (Joe) Lewistown, Idaho, to 12654 Glenshire ave., Downey, Calif. and is with the American Aviation Co., Sabre Jet Fighters. (168) Carolyn(Carrie) b. Apr. 25, 1908 m. Mar. 21, 1925 Walter Emmaline Harvey Overman, a Cartoonist. m. 2nd June 5, 1959 at South Bend, Wash. Robert John Edwards who is County Road Supervisor Children: lst marriage Overman Dolores Elaine b. Mar 50, 1926 m. July 1949 John R. Tyler who is in the Navy. Her adopted children by J. Tyler are: Deana De Tyler b. Sept 1945 and Kathy Lynne Tyler b. Feb. 17, 1947 Donna Eugenia b. Oct. 26, 1929 m. July 16, 1948 at Port angeles to Arthur S. Hil who is in the Logging business. They have two children Donna Marie b. Jan 22, 1950 and Richard Arthur b. July 51, 1951 Children: 2nd marriage Edwards Donald Arthur Edwards b. Kay 7, 1944 (169) Lois Mary b. Jan 2s, 1911 m. J.E. Me Andrew. Her husband is a chemist at Chicago Smelter. address: 6926 Cregier Ave., Chicago (107) Descent of C1ara5 Clara5 (James Martin4, Andrew M.5, Thomasg, Johnl) Up to this time very little information has been found concerning Clara Haughey. She must have been born ca. 1865. She died Nov. 15, 1912. She married ca 1885 Mr. Harry Radebaugh. Their home was in Mason City, Ill. Mr. 25 Radebaugh was in the restaurant business and also worked for T.F. Ransford Go. out of Chicago (a Nursery Co.) Some of this information is from Mr. Virtus Parr, a friend of the family, who lives at No. 5 Forest Drive, North Pekin, Ill. Children: (170) Ernie b. ___J lived in Danville, Ill. Hada dnghter wholives in Danville. (171) Walter Carroll b. Apr. 22, 1908 wife Jessie Caven. They lived in Havanna, Ill. He was a musician (piano). His widowstill lives there(l954). They have a son Walter Carroll Radebaugh of 165 N. Pine St., Chicago, I11. (172) Garfield b. ___ (175) Harry b. 1889 (117) Descent of Francis Marion Harley5 Francis Marion Har1ey5 (Elizabeth4, Joseph3, Thomase, Johnl) Francis Marion Harley, the only child wholived of the marriage of Elizabeth Haughey and Lewis Harley, was born July 8, 1855. Marion attended the Illinois State NormalUniversity at Normal, Ill. but his father's dying quite youngresulted in Marion taking over the old homeplace. He married Fidelia Tuttle and they became farmers, living in one of the beautiful early homesof that area. It is an old brick house lying east of the Tuttle Schoolhouse between McLeanand Atlanta, Ill. Fidelia was a daughter of Guyand Martha (Roach) Tuttle. Children: (Harley) (174) Edna b. May 2, 1879 Married Ed. Hawes of Atlanta. Before marriage Edna graduated from Jackson­ ville College and becamean artist. Her husband Ed Hawes was a dry goods merchant of Atlanta and later of E. Chicago, Ill. They had one son Harley Hawes who married Dorothy . To Harley and Dorothy Hawes 5 children were born. l. James Hawes 2. William Hawes 5. Harlene Hawes. Mr. Hawesdied before Harlene‘s birth and later Mrs. Hawesremarried to H.J. Healey, 267 ExmoreAve., Glen Ellyn, Ill. (120) Descent of Abigail (Hoblit) Montgomery5 Abigail (Abbie)5 (Evelyn4, Joseph5, Thomasg, Johnl) To the writer, as a youngster cousin Abbie (lst. cousin once removed) was an institution. Manyhappy hours and days were spent in her home. She married Thomas E. Montgomery who was born Aug. 26, 1858 and died in 1904. Part of her years were spent in and near Bloomington, Ill. Howeverher last years were spent with her daughter Bernice in Springfield, Ill. In her younger days Abbie was an artist at dress— making. 24 Children: (Montgomery) (175) Lewis Earl b. 1881 (176) Mabel b. Jan. 19, 1882 d. Feb. 9, 1901 (177) Herbert Lee b. Mar. 17, 1887 d. Apr. 5, 1909 m. Dec. 1907 Lorena Webb. Left two daughters: Alice b. Sept. 8, 1908 m. Albin Lindick in Chicago. One son, Albin J. Dorothy b. Oct. 1909 m. Ray Wagner in Chicago (178) Bernice ‘ b. Apr. 7, 1892 A teacher in Springield,I11. (179) Richard b. Mar. 7, 1926 m. Jean Fox b. Sept 9, 1925 Have a daughter Marsha Ann b. Dec. 50, 1949 (121) Descent of Josephine (Hoblit) Boroff5 Josephine5 (Evelyn4, Joseph5, Thomase, Johnl) Josephine Hoblit married Daniel Boroff Jan. 16, 1875. They movedto California after living a number of years in or near Council Bluffs, Iowa. b. Mar. 12, 1854 d. Aug. 1956 Children: (Boroff) (180) Elmer (adopted) (181) Otis b. Ca 1888 d. 1928 (182) Mona b. ca 1891 m. 1912 Allin Denton from Macedonia, Ia. She now lives in Pasadena, California. There are two sons Jack and F. Allen, P. Allen has a daughter Patricia. Jack married in 1949. (122) Descent of Labon Hoblit5 Labons (Evelyn4, Joseph5, Thomasg, Johnl) b. Aug. 29, 1854. Labon was a farmer near McLeanand Atlanta, 111. He married lst. EmmaAdamsand 2nd Caroline Armbruster. The old Hoblit farm residence is yet today one of the old cherished landmarks of Logan Co., 111. It is called "The Maplehurst". Labon died June 10, 1929. Children: by 1st wife EmmaAdams (Hoblit) (183) Dean Adams b. Apr. 8, 1891 m. Dollie Gunnette h.Apr. 29, 1892. They were married Nov. Elizabeth.1912. 2 childre., EmmaLouise and Mary (125) Descent of Isabel (Hoblit) Throop5 Isabel (Bell)5 (Evelyn4, Joseph5, Thomasg, Johnl) ‘Bell’ as she was called married Daniel Throop. The Throcp home is on North East St., Bloomington, I11. yet today. The two daughters live there at present. Bell died Apr. 1952 at age 95. Mr. Throop had passed on a number of years before (ca. 1959). 25 Children: (Throop) (184) Fern (185) Helena (186) Mona died young (127) Descent of Frank Haughey5 Frank5 (Mathew4, Joseph5, Thomasz, Johnl) Frank M. was born July 27, 1878 and married Daisy MayGates b. Oct. 4, 1879. She died Jan. 15, 1950. Frank is a prosperous land owner west of McLean, 111. He and his daughter Helen reside on the farm. Children: (Haughey) (187) Helen Louise b. Jan. 16, 1908 A teacher in McLean, I11. (188) Marvin Max b. Jan. 29, 1912 m. lorence Jeanne Canfield b. Nov. 11, 1915 (128) Descent of D. Max Haughey5 D. Max5 (Mathew4, Joseph5, Thomasg, Johnl) Max was born Jan. 51, 1885 and married Sept. 5, 1915 Berta Aleene Ross b, Apr. 20, 1891. Max, now retired, was head and part owner of Snow and Palmer Dairy (now MeadowGold Creamery) of Bloomington, Ill. Children: (189) Delmar Harley b. June 25, 1915 m. Frances Spinks. Have a daughter Mary Joe b. Dec. 25, 1951. They live at 501 Arthur, Gary, Ind. Delmar is an auditor accountant for Toledo Tool and Forge Works. (190) Kenneth Max b. Sept. 17, 1920 m. 1944 to Marion Danner b. Mar. 6, 1919; daughter Katherine Ann b. Oct. 26, 1944. They live at 601 E. School, Owatonna, Minn. Kenneth is in the Hide and Brokerage Business. (191) Willis Melvin b. Aug. 5, 1922 m. June 11, 1949 Lois Coyle b. Nov. 9, 1927. Willis is a teacher in Leroy, I11. daughters: Rebecca Aleene b. Apr. 16, 1950 Cynthia Jo b. Mar. 14, 1953 (192) Roger Eugene b. April 28, 1928 m. June 29, 1952 Frances Willet b. Sept. 12, 1927. Have a son Bruce William b. Feb. 26, 1954. Roger is an attorney with The Thomas and Multaken Law Firm in Urbana~Champaign, I11. They live at 610 W. Washington, Urbana, I11. 26 (129) Descent of Mabel (Haughey) Kinseya Mabel5 (Mathew4, Joseph5, Thomasz, Johnl) Mabel Harley Haughey was born Nov. 50, 1887, McLean, Ill. She is a very accomplished Musician. She had when young studied piano at the Wesleyan Con­ servatory of Music, Bloomington, Ill. under Albert F. McCarroll. In recent years she had studied the organ; this since her family is raised. Mabel married May 10, 1917 in McLean, Ill., Harry Don Kinsey b. Oct. 29, 1884 at McLean,Ill. They live at present in Michigan City, Ind. where Mr. Kinsey is a retired merchant. Children: (Kinsey) (195) Charlotte Edith b. July 16, 1918 m. Dec. 6, 1942 Leo J. Sands of Michigan City, Ind. who is with U.S. GypsumProducts. They have two children: (1) Jennifer Edith b. Feb. 16, 1947 (2) Stephen Fred b. Oct. 26, 1952 (194) Florence Helen b. Oct. 29, 1919 m. Mar. 7, 1948 Leroy Arthur Goetz who is in the Real Estate Business in Michigan City, Ind. They have three children: (1) Louise Esther b. May 14, 1949 (2) Deborah Ann b. May 2, 1951 (5) Susan b. June 1954 (195) Frank Darrell b. Apr. 26, 1921 m. Jan 16, 1945 in Shelbina, Mo. Johanna Simpson. Their children: (1) Darrell Eugene b. Sept. 5, 1945 (2) Janice K. b. Nov. 20, 1944 (3) Rita Ann b. Aug. 9, 1952 (196) Susan Eleanor b. Dec. 8, 1922 m. June 5, 1945 Robert E. Pearson, a contractor at Ashtabula, Ohio. Their children: (1) Robert Eugene b. Mar. 17, 1946 (2) Cheryl Lorraine b. June 12, 1947 (5) Ronald Douglas b. Oct. 5, 1949 (197) Harry Milton b. Mar. 22, 1924 m. June 25, 1949 Emma Jean Wilke. They live in Lincoln Park, Mich. and have two children: (1) Sharon Jean b. May 21, 1951 (2) Sandra Lou b. Sept. 1952 (198) Ruth Evelyn b. May 10, 1952. Ruth has a commercial position in Michigan City, Ind. (150) Descent of Iona5 Iona5 (Allen B.4, Josephs, Thomasz, Johnl) The following - article is from a Denver, Colo. paper of Apr. 21st, 1950: "School Teacher Dies Mrs. Iona Chandler, Pioneer, Denver Mrs. Iona Chandler, grand old lady of the Denver Public Schools, died in Porter Sanatorium last Sunday Apr. 16th at the age of 81. She had been a patient there since March 27. Mrs. Chandler retired in 1951 after 46 years of teaching in the Denverpublic schools. Her first 27 metropolitan school was Franklin but she had taught at Fairmint and for more than 20 years at Elmwood. Born in McLean, Ill. Aug. 15, 1868 she was brought to Colo. as a very small girl by her parents. Her father was Allen Haughey, a mining man, who after a sojourn in Joplin, Mo., settled in Leadville about the time of the Gold Rush. Mrs. Chandler was fond of describing vividly remembered journeys to Leadville by stagecoach, rememberedthe old narrow gauge railroad from South Park and of getting her first teaching experience on a Ranch where several children of the community came to school. This was located in Bennett, Colo. She was married to the late William Henry Chandler Sept. 16, 1896. Their eldest son Harold W. Chandler was born in 1899, their 2nd son Fred two years later. In 1903 Mr. Chandler died and his wife then returned to teaching school, to rear and educate her boys. Harold wholives in St. Louis, M0. is a railroad inspector for the Interstate CommerceCommission, has a son, William Harold, now a student at Peabody College in Nashville, Tenn. Fred A. whoresides in Englewoodis in the chief engineers office of the Bureau of Reclamation at the Denver Federal Center. His son Fred Jr. is employed by both the Wire and Metal Products Co. and the Oxford Texaco Co. Mrs. Chandler was a life member of the Colorado Educational Association, and as a daughter of a Civil WarVeteran, belonged to the Daughters of Veterans. Funeral services were conducted Wed. Apr. 19th from the Clinger Mortuary followed by interment in Riverside Cemetery. Harold Chandler and wife camehere for the funeral." Another record gives Iona's husband William Henry Chandler as born Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island on Aug. 11, 1864. The marriage date is given as Aug. 12, 1892 (see above date). Children: (Chandler) (199) Harold William b. Denver, Colo. Jan. ll, 1899 m. Emily Theresa Katzer b. Vienna, Austria Mar. 27, 1900. They were married in Milwaukee, Wis. Apr. 15, 1925. Live in Avondale Estates, Ga. One son William who teaches in high school at Nashville, Tenn. (200) Fred Allen b. Denver, Colo. July 9, 1901 m. Ruth Rickard at Grand Island, Neb. They have a son Fred Jr. who with wife Joyce have two children: Linda Leigh and William Dean. Their address is 4219 S. Fox Street, Engle— wood, Colo. (155) Descent of Charles M. Bevan5 Charles M.5 (Esther Mary Bevan4, Joseph5, Thomasg, Johnl) Charles Milton Bevan was born July 6, 1875 and was married Dec. 11, 1894 to Margaret Foreman b. Nov. 27, 1872. At the present time Mr. Bevan lives in Centralia, Washington. He is a musician. 28 Children: (Bevan) (201) Irma lst married Harry Gray husband dead children by Harry Gray 1. Jane married and has 5 children: Sharon, Albert J. and Peggy 2. Betty married George Hill and has a son, Robert D. 5. Sandra married 2nd. Arthur Sona child by Arthur Sona 1. Jean Ann (202) Leland '0. Apr. 5, 189'? «.1.1927 m. Esther Geil in 1918. They had one son. 1. Geil b. 1921 m. Virginia ___ has 2 children, lives 1235 Shawnee Trail, Chattanooga, Tenn. and is in charge of the Water Commission there. Children: (1) Suellen Valerie b. 1941 (2) Candis Marguerite b. 1944 (136) Descent of Ada (Bevan) Popple5 Ada Glendess Bevan5 (Esther Mary Bevan4, Joseph5, Thomasz, Johnl) was born Mar. 10, 1875 near McLean, Ill. Miss Bevan was very talented as a musician studying in Bloomington and Chicago under several out­ standing teachers. For a number of years she had a piano studio in Bloomington, Ill. and manyyoung musicians in the early years of the 1900's owe their start to Miss Ada. Married Walter P. Popple son of Luke (M.L.) and Ada Popple prominent merchants of Bloomington, Ill. The young Popples were married in Portland, Ore. and their home is at 1555 S.E. Poplar St., Portland, Ore., where Mr. Popple followed the merchandizing field. Children: ‘ (205) Marjorie b. Apr. 5, 1907 m. in the Community Church, Shanghi Oct. 17, 1950 to Eugene A. Richards b. Jan. 7, 1903. Their home is now in West Orange, N.J. Mr. Richards is one of the head men for the Ford Co. caring for the Ford interests in the Orient and Latin America. They have one son Bevan Richards b. Oct 12, 1958. Their home is 5? Leasing Rd. W. Orange, N.J. (204) W. Bevan b. Mar. 3, 1909, Portland, Ore. Married Nancy Visco. They were married Mar. 25, 1945 in Ventura, Calif. at the present time their homeis in Hillsboro, Oregon, a suburb of Portland. Bevan is with the Ford Co. His wife Nancy also has a position with an Insurance Co. 29 (157) Descent of Louella (Bevan) Benjamin5 Louella5 (Esther Mary Bevan)4, Joseph5, Thomasg, Johnl) was born Mar. 15, 1878 near Mclean, Ill. In girlhood days Louella did a lot of work in ”Readings". Later she attended I.S.N.U., Normal, Ill. and became a teacher in the homerural school west of Bloomington, Ill. (Dale school) after 1st teaching the Simmonsschool. It was while at Dale teaching her younger brothers and a small Benjamin girl Eleanor that she met her older brother Frank C. Benjamin. Later-~May 25rd, 1902 Louella married Frank C. Benjamin b. May 25, 1876. Mr. Benjamin was at that time with the E.C. Harley company. After a number of years Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin moved from their home in Bloomington, Ill. to the farm and at present still live on their farm four miles west of Bloomington, Ill. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin celebrated their 50th wedding Anniversary May25, 1952. All seven of their children with wives and husbands and grandchildren plus around 500 guests helped them to make it one of the happiest days of their life. Louella is the first of the Haughey family to become a memberof the D.n.R. through the services of ThomasHaughey in the State Militia from MontgomeryCo. (later Grayson) Va. Her D.A.R. number is 428552. Thomas's record is in a Photostatic file in the Archives, Richmond,Va. Children: (205) Edith Winifred b. Sept. 16, 1905 B.Ed. I.S.N.U. Normal, Ill. M.S. University of Oregon. Teacher of Mathematics. (206) (Helen)Marguerite b. July 18, 1905 m. June 10, 1926 J. RaymondHill b. Jan. 2, 1901. They are an active farm family of the Bloomington, Ill. area. (20?) Harley Alden b. Aug. 8, l907 m. in Portland, Ore. Aug. 4, 1955 Angeline Tonti b. July l0, 1918. In business in Portland, Ore. (208) Esther Harriet b. Mar. 7, 1909 m. June 9, 1952 Frank Robison b. Oct. 20, 1905, Morton, Ill. Tazewell Co., son of V.E. Robison, grandson of Martin Robison. They are dairy farmers of Tazwell Co. (209) Samuel Austin b. July 15, 1910 m. June 9, 1955 Eunice Sieh b. Dec. 22, l9ll. Samuel was in the Navy during World War II. He is a farmer owning some of original farm land in section 10, Dale Twp. (near Bloomington, Ill.) of the great—grandfather Benjamin. (210) WoodrowWilson b. Sept. 9, 1912. He was in the World War II army Signal Air Corp Squadron throughout the EuropeanConflict. Attended a television school in Chicago. (211) Richard Allen b. Aug. 18, 1914 B.Ed. I.S.N.U. l957 m. Apr. 1958 Ruth Marie Shoemaker b. Sept. 29, 1912. Richard was in School Administrativ work for a number of years but is new in Illinois.the Concrete Products business in Colfax, MR. AND MRS. FRANK C. BE N Tum T. N CHILDREN: ESTHER, MARGUERITE, WOODROW. SAMUEL. EDITH. HARLEY. RICHARD. 50 (138) Descent of H. Harry Bevan5 H. Harry5 (Esther Mary Bevan4, Joseph5, Thomasz, Johnl) Harry was born Dec. 25, 1880 and died in 1945. All his life Harry was in the dairy business, first helpins his father and then after his father and mother's death taking over the Bevan Dairy. For manyyears the Bevan Dairy served the people of Bloomington, Ill., yes, more than half a century. Part of the time the dairy was on the farm itself and then the rest of the time in the city of Bloomington. Mr. Bevan built the tr-ck building at the corner of Olive and East St. to house his dairy. Mr. Bevan married Sarah Warner. Children: (Bevan) (212) Russell Warner b. Oct. 25, 1902 m. Oct. 20, 1921 Grace Eugenia (Gene) Herman b. Asheville, N.C. Jan. 4, 1902 Chiliren: (1) Charlotte Jane b. Aug. 27, 1925. In U.S. air Force (2) Lee Russell Bevan b. Oct. 5, 1924 m. Feb. 20, 1954 Ellen Huff McCurdy They have a son Gary Wayne Bevan b. Dec. 21, 1954 ' (215) Lois (adopted daughter) (159) Descent of John Starkey Bevan5 John Starkey5 (Esther Mary Bevan4, Joseph5, Thomasz, Johnl) Ftarkey as he is called was born Jan. 51, 1885 and has been in the Restaurant business most of his life. Hehas nowretired and is living in his home in the south—east part (Hannah and Oaklanfi St.) of Bloomington, Ill. His wife Elizabeth Shannon was born Aug. 4, 1885. at present plans are being made for them to move to Ft. Lauderda1e,F1a. Children: (Bevan) by 1st wife Pearl Roberts (divorced) (214) Ralph b. ca. 1906, in construction business in Passaic, N.J. By 2nd and present wife, Elizabeth Shannon (215) James Darrough b. Aug. 20, 191?, lives in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. m. Garnett Stuckey b. Mar. 11, l9l9 They have two children: (1) Bobbie Darrough b. July 1, 1945 (2) Connie Ellen b. Aug. 24, 1947 James is the Head Buyer for the Brown's Restaurant at Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. %heir home is at 712 S.W. 19th St.

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SIXTH GENERATION

(149) Descent of Lulias Lu1ia5 (EdmundBarnett5, John Andrew4, Barnett5, Thomasz, Johnl) Lulia, the 2nd daughter of EdmundBarnett, was born Mar. 17, 1880. She was a teacher in the Ohio Schools as was her husband John Chitty whomshe married in 1899. Mr. Chitty later became a farmer and at the present time Mrs. Chitty lives in Bowersville, Ohio, but has still retained the farms that she and Mr. Chitty bought. Her son and grandson are on the farms. Mr. Chitty died in 1952. Mr. Chitty had a daughter Ruth by a former marriage. She married Alvin Lewis and they were missionaries and teachers amongthe Indians of the Southwest. Ruth is deceased. children: (Chitty) (216) Rolla Willis b. 1900 m. Opal Shepley in 1929. A farmer, have 2 children (1) Lewis Thane (2) Loretta Jane (217) Hazel b. 1904 m. Clark Woods no children Hazel is a graduate nurse. Address 508 N.W.Drive, Burnt Mills Village, Silver Springs, Maryland. (218) Stanley b. 1907 m. 1956 Mary Reeder no children Stanley is an undertaker. He lives in Washington 0. H. Ohio (219) Arthur Dean b. 1909 m. 1954 June Warmock. They have one son, Ronald b. 1948. Arthur Dean is a farmer near Bowersville, Ohio (150) Descent of John W.6 John W.5 (EdmundBarnett5, John Andrew4, Barnett5, Thomasg, Johnl) John W. was born Dec. 19, 1881. He married 1901 Anna Hutchison. He was a Water Engineer in Dayton, Ohio. John died during the writing of this article (1954). Children: (220) Earl Haughey b. ca. 1902 m. Phylis Jones and have 2 children: Madelyn and Freddie. They live in Dayton, Ohio. (221) Leslie Haughey b. 1904 He has 2 children: Betty Ann and Glen Ray. They live in Fairborn, Ohio. (152) Descent of Oscar F.6 Oscar F.6 (EdmundBarnett5, John Andrew4, Barnett5, Thomasz, Johnl) He was born Feb. 14, 1887 m. Jan 15, 1910 Martha Cleo Shell b. Feb. 5, 1895, Bryant, Ind. d. Aug. 29, 1928. Married 2nd Ida Mae 52 Johnson Lafferty of Union City, Ind. b. July 22, 1890. She had a son HowardI. Lafferty by 1st marriage. Children: by 1st wife (222) Maybelle Younette b. Feb. 12, 1911 m. Clarence Myers at New Port, Ky. A son Robert C. b. Jan 51, 1955. (225) Oscar Horace b. May 8, 1915 m. 5rd wife Elsko Imura while in Japan during World War II. They have a daughter Linda Mechi b. Sept 29, 1955. (224) Robert Lewis b. May 14, 1917 died (225) Edgar W. b. Oct. 7, 1918 m. Ellen Hazelton on Apr. 50, 1958. They have 4 children: 1 Barbara Ann b. Apr. 10, 1958 2 Billysue b. June 1940 5 Brindy b. ___ 1941 4 Jimmy Edgar b. Dec. 1945 (226) Edward W. b. Oct. 7, 1918 m. Dorothy May Holaday June 10, 1940. They have 2 children: 1 Joyce Ellen b. Feb. 28, 1948 2 Stephen Edward b. Mar. 27, 1952 (155) Descent of Lutin Allens Lutin Allen5 (Allen Gilbert5, John Andrew4, Barnett5, Thomasg, Johnl) He was born at Mt. Vernon, Ohio Oct. 4, 1899, married lst Manetta Mohr of Hays, Kansas. Married 2nd 1948 Esther Race. He is a machinist and farmer and resides at Fayetteville, Arkansas, R.F.D.#1. Children: by 1st wife (227) Donna Mae b. ca. 1952 (228) Richard b. 1959 (156) Descent of Arthur Gilberts Arthur Gilbert6 (Allen Gilbert5, John Andrew4, Barnetts, Thomasz, Johnl) b. Mt. Vernon, Ohio, Dec. 11, 1902, son of Allen Gilbert and Daisy Dean (Huffaker) Haughey. The name Gilbert is a family given name on the Bently side of the family. Ann Bentley who married John Andrew4had an older brother Gilbert Bentley (wife Lydia Hussey). It was for this uncle that Allen Gilbert Haugheyreceived his second name. The original Bentley family were Quakers. See (90) under Descent of EdmundBarnett. Arthur Gilbert married in Rockford, Ill. Sept. 5, 1926 Katherine Upton or Hasemeier b. Feb. 24, 1907 in Mckanie, Ark. They have two children. Arthur Gilbert is a Pattern maker for Fairbanks Morse Co. at Beloit, Wis. and resides at Milton, Rock Co. Wis. Children: (229) Allen Gilbert b. Aug. 12, 1927 Is an accountant in Benton Harbor, Mich. (250) Adell Marian b. Sept. 18, 1954 At present is in college at Berrien Springs, Mich and is majoring in music. 53 (157) Descent of Dell Dean5 Dell Dean5 (Allen Gilbert5, John Andrew4, Barnett5, Thomasz. Johnl) Dr. Dell Haughey was born in Otsego, Allegan Co., Mich. Jan. 12, 1905 the 5th child of Allen Gilbert and Daisy Dean (Huffaker) Haughey. He married Ruth E. Ellwanger b. Oct. 27, 1905. Dr. Dell received his A.B. degree in 1957 and his M.D. also in 1957. He is a Teacher and Practitioner in speciality of Obstetrics and Gynecology. His office is located at 1727 NewJersey St., Los Angeles 55, Calif. He has two adopted children: 1 Dell Dean Jr. 2 Susann Ruth (160) Descent of Paul Stephen5 Paul Stephens (Stephen Gerard5, John 4ndrew4, Barnett5, Thomasz, Jchnl) Paul S. was born ca. 1910 and is a Teacher, Printer and Bookbinder. His wife is the former Bernice Glantz. Their homeaddress is Maplewood Academy, Hutchinson, Minn. Children: (251) Richard (252) Dorothy (167) Descent of Joseph Marion (Joe)6 Joseph Marions (Calvin5, James Martin4, Andrew M.5, Thomasz, Johnl) Joseph M. was born Dec. 51, l905. He married Dorothy . ADthe time of first contacting Joseph he lived in Lewistown, Idaho but has since moved to 12654 Glenshire ave., Downey, Calif. and is with the American Aviation Co. Sabre Jet Fighters. Children: (255) Valerie b. 1956 (254) Beverly b. 1942 (255) James Michael b. 1944 (185) Descent of Dean AdamsHoblits Dean5 (Labon Hoblit5, Evelyn Haughey4, Joseph5, Thomasg, Johnl) Dean was born Apr. 8, 1891 m. Nov. 1912 Dollie Gunnette b. Apr. 29, 1892. Their address is McLean, Ill. R.R.#2. Dean has been very active in the field of agriculture. He studied at the U. of I11. and The Hoblet Hybrid Corn was named for him. Dollie‘s father was a Methodist minister. ’Children: (Hoblit) (256) EmmaLouise b. Apr. 24, 1914 m. June 24, 1957 Glenn Dornaus. They have two children: 1 Barbara Louise b. Nov. 25, 1940 2 Roger Glenn b. may 5, 1945 They live in Peoria, I11. (237) Mary Elizabeth b. Jan 10, 1920 m. Nov. 7, 1942 Donal E. Hanes. Donal farms the Hoblit farm having a homenear the large brick of the older Hoblits. They have one daughter, Ann Lee b. July 12, 1945. (188) Descent of Marvin Max Haugheys Marvin Maxs (Frank5, Mathew4, Joseph5, Thomasg, Johnl) Marvin was born Jan. 29, 1912 m. Florence Jeanne Canfield born Nov. 11, 1915. They are farmers near McLean, Ill. and thus carry on the family name in an area not far from where his great grandfather 3&3 ~[ Heughey settled in pioneer days. “W Children: (258) Stephen b.as Jana vocalist. 14, 1957 Stephen is quite in demand (259) Marsha Ann m. June 22, 1952 Herbert Sage Steffin. They have a daughter Sheryl Renee b. Apr. 18, 1954 (199) Descent of Harold William Chandlers

Josephé,Harold Thomas Wil iam, John Chfndler6 )A The (Iona full Haugheygenealogy Chandler5, of Harold Allen will B.4,be found by referring to section #199. Children: (Chandler) (240) William Harold b. Milwaukee, Wis. married Clara Love Hadley at Nashville, Tenn. Dec. 26, 195D. They have a son William Harold b. Nashville, Tenn. Feb. 12, 1952

X (200) Descent of Fred Allen Chandlers Fred Allen Chandler5 (Iona HaugheyChandler5, Allen B.4, Josephs, Thomasz, Johnl) Refer to #200 for Fred's genealogy. He and wife Ruth have one son. Children: (Chandler) (241) Fred Jr. b. Denver, Colo. married Joyce Nielson in Denver, Colo. They have two children. 1 Linda Leigh 2 William Dean (206) (Descent of Helen Marguerite (Benjamin) H1115

Bevan4,Helen Joseph Marguerite5 , Thomas Louella , Johni) Bevan Marguerite Benjamin5, was Esther born July Mary 18, (Haughey) 1905 in Bloomington, 111. She was a teacher before marrying June 10, 1926 J. RaymondHill b. Jan 2, 1901. They are an active farm family of the Bloomington, 111. area. Children: (Hill) (242) Wallace Benjamin b. Mar. 15, 1928 d. Jan. 1950 (245) Roger Russell b. Dec. 51, 1952 He is in the farming business with his father after attending the Agriculture School of the University of Wisconsin. (244) Ardis Eleanor b. May 11, 1958 (207) Descent of Harley Alden Benjamin5

(Haughey)Harley Bevan4, Alden Benjam%n5Joseph , Thomas (Loue la , Johnl) Bevan BenJamin5, Harley was Esther born Aug.Mary 8, 190? in Bloomington, 111. He married in Portland, Ore. Aug. 4, 1955 Angelina Tonti b. July 10, 1918. He is in The Automatic Dispenser Products business in Portland and environs. Children: (Benjamin) (245) Ronald Dean b. Nov. 12, 1959 (246) Diane b. May 15, 1946 (208) Descent of Esther Harriet (Benjamin) Robisons Esther Harriet5 (L uella (Bevan) Benjamin5, Esther Mary (Haughey) Bevan4, Joseph5, Thomas , Johnl) b. Mar. 7, 1909 m. June 9, 1952 Frank Robison. Esther is a graduate of I.S.N.U., Normal, I11. and taught several years. They are a dairy farmer family near Morton, I11. Esther died in an auto accident Mar. 10, 1955. Children: (Robison) (24?) Marilyn Leslie b. Oct. 26, 1955 In college, specializing in mathematics and business. (248) Elsie Lou b. Dec. 26, 1957 (249) Carol Sue b. Dec. 23, 1957 (250) Michael Martin b. Sept. 50, 1945 (209) Descent of Samuel Austin Benjamin5 Samuel Austin5 (Louella (Bevan) BenJamin5, Esther Mary (Haughey) Bevan4, Josephs, Thomasg,Johnl) b. near Bloomington, Ill. July 15, 1910 m. June 9, 1955, Eunice Sieh b. Dec. 22, 1911, a teacher of the Bloomington area. He farms his ownland and the land of his father west of Bloomington, Ill. though the family home is in Normal, I11. 56 Children: (Benjamin) (251) Jerry Lynn b. May 15, 1945 (252) Randall Eugene b. Jan. 9, 1947 (211) Descent of Richard Allen Benjamins Richard Allen6 (Louella Bevan Benjamin5, Esther Mary (Haughey) Bevan4, Joseph3, Thomasz, Johnl) b. near Bloomington, Ill. Aug. 18, 1914 B.Ed. I.S.N.U., Normal, Ill. 1957 m. Apr. 1958 Ruth Marie Shoemakerb. Sept. 29, 1912. After being in the School Administrative Field for several years, he is nowin the Concrete Products business in Colfax, Ill. Children: (Benjamin) (255) George Leslie . Portland, Ore. Nov. 28, 1958 (254) Duane Rae . Bloomington, Ill. Aug. 5, 1941 (255) Terryll Allen Strcator, Ill. Lasalle Co., Apr. 20, 1945 (256) Steven Dennis Colfax, Ill. Oct. 24, 1951

(25?) Sherrilyn Ann O"U‘U‘O"O‘ Colfax, Ill. Sept. 22, 1952 (214) Descent of Ralph Bevan5 Ralph Bevan6 (John Starkey Bevan5, Esther Mary (Haughey) Bevan4, Joseph5, Thomasz, Johnl) Ralph was born about 1905. He is a widower, has two children living, having lost his wife Pauline in 1958 and one daughter Helen. Ralph lives in Passeic, N.J., 68 Pennington Ave. Children: (Bevan) (258) Irene m. to Wm.Van Lenten and live in Paterson, N.J. They have 5 children: Kenny, Wm.Ray, . Barry, Roy and Robert. (259) Ralph He is nowmarried and has 2 children at this writing: (1) a daughter - Pearl (2) a son ~ Ralph 57

SEVENTH GENERATION

(216) Descent of Rolla Willis Chittyv

Haughey5,Rolla John Willis Andrcw4, Chitty7 Barnett5, (Lulia (Hnugheg) Thomas , Johnl)Chitty6, RollaEdmundBarnett Willis, the oldest son of Lulia (Haughey) and John Chitty was born 1900 near Bowersville, Ohio, and married Opal Shepley in 1929. He is at present g farmer east of Bowersville, Ohio, and has 2 children. Children: (Chitty) (260) Lewis Thane b. m. 1950 to Lois Jacobs. They have 2 children: Roger K. b. Feb. 1951 and Lynn Diane b. may 1954. (261) Loretta Jane b. quite an accomplished young musician.

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FORMATION OF COUNTIES OF VIRGINIA

Spottsylvania 1720 from Essex, King wm., Queen Orange 1754 from Spottsylvania Augusta 1758 from Orange Botetourt 1769 from Augusta Fincastle 1772 from Botetourt Fincastle comprised half of W.Va., all of Ky. and S.W. Va. Kentucky 1776 from Fincastle Washington 1776 from Fincastle Montgomery 1776 from Fincastle Wythe 1790 from Montgomery Grayson 1792 from Wythe Carroll 1842 from Grayson 2—~Supp.

MontgomeryCounty Militia Lists, 1781-1785.

Flower Swift Capt James Brent James Cook Lieutenant EdmundEagin or Pagin John McCoy Williamnstuard Daniel McCoy John Docrey David McCoy Jorge Docrey Edmund Clonsh John Lashley John Clonsh Josheia Hanks John Vannin Charls Guillin or Quillin Thomas Vannin Samuel Mehuren Henry Norton Abraham Vanhoosen Henry Morgin Vaulintine Vanhoosen Charles Morgin Eliza Steavens Abssolm Burton William Morgin *Thomas Hughey Morgin Morgin Benjamin Hartgrove John McClain 45 James Barnet Joseh Laws Nathon Shelley Isao Edwards Samuel Cox Calop Winfory George Martin Jonathan Ashworth Joseh Davis Jacob Ellis 50 James Armstrong William Johns William Williams William Conner Jacob Goalson John Simons Isac Golson Jose Julin William Stuard Thomas Fields 55 Nathon Ward John Swanney of Sweeney Timothy Murphy Nolin Samuel Jacson 5——Supp.

Rec. C 9007 MontgomeryCounty Militia Lists, 1781-1785

Flower Swift Capt. Quakers not fit Jacob Ellis John McCoy Isrel Ellis Daniel McCoy William Buddick Juner David McCoy——under 18 not fit William Buddick Sen. John Cook Sollomon Buddick or Ruddick John Davis John Bedfest Edmond Clonsh David Pease or Rease Jeremiah Clonsh——notfit Calop Pease ” David Fulton Francis Pease " John Studevan Thos Davis William Arwin John Buddick or Ruddick Harmon Cox John Cox Nathon Shelley Tho. Davis, Juni Charles Morgin Jacob Henson ? Henry Morgin Charles Davis John Larey or Leary William Cox Henry Norton Benj Cox Samuel Cox—~notfit Thomas Carr Benjamin Cox ThomasStanfield William Williams Samuel Stanfield John Williams not fit Thomas Peirson James Briend or Brient, Rryant Jesse Cox John Clonch Richard Cox William Johnes-—nct fit (Jones) Amos Williams John Jiorth James Williams William Norton——notfit James Pendry William Stewart or Steward Henry Pendry John Simone Thomas Kimworthy Samuel Mehuren——notfit Jacob ___ Nathan Ward—-not fit Samuel Peirson James Hust John Kimworthy James Bl'”vns Thomas Johnson John Martin William Rankine 66 56 for Service 4~~Supp.

FROM ARCHIVES RICHMOND VA

Book no 48, page 585 Thomas Haughey Feb 22 1802 80 on both sides of Chestnut Creek, a branch of New River.

Thomas Haughey James Monroe, Esquire, Governor of the 80 Acres Commonwealthof Virginia. To all to Grayson and whomthese presents shall come delivered to Greeting, knowye that in consideration Major Drope ?th of the composition of two dollars and March 1802 twenty two cents paid into the Treasury of this commonwealth,there is granted by the said Commonwealthunto Thomas Haughey assignee of Jeremiah Clonch a certain tract of land containing 80 acres by survey bearing date the 31st day of dec. 1774, lying and being in the county of Grayson (for~ merly Fincastle) on both sides of Chestnut creek, a branch of NewRiver and bounded as followetht To wit, beginning at the 3 white cake in the forks of a branch by a path running West 57 poles to a white oak SSOW, 44 poles to a cucumber tree and a black gum N6OW4Opoles to two white oaks NW55poles to two white oaks by a parcel of stones N22E51poles dressing the creek to a red oak on the bank, thence N 87 poles E 57 poles to two white oaks N52E72poles crossing the creek to a locust on the bank then up the several courses of the creek 108 poles to a chestnut thence leaving the creek S70W80poles to a forked white oak on a ridge and along the same S 5 west 10? poles to the beginning, it being part of an order of council granted to the Loyal Companyto take up and survey 800,000 acres which order was established and confirmed by a decree of the Court of Appeals made in the city of Richmond on the 2nd day of May one thousand seven hundred and eighty three, with its appurtenances to have and to hold the said tract or parcel of land with its appurtenances to the said ThomasHaugheyand his heirs forever, in witness whereof the said James Monroe, esquire Governor of the Common­ wealth of Virginia hath hereunto set his hand and caused the lesser seal of the said commonwealthto be affixed at Richmond on the Twenty second day of February in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hun­ dred and two and of the commonwealth the Twenty sixth. James Monroe Delivered to Major Drope March 7, 1802 (From Library Richmond,Va.) 5--Supp.

AS COPIED FROM THE COURT HOUSE AT INDEPENDENCE, VIRGINIA

This indenture made this fifth day of August in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifteen between ThomasHaughey and Violet his wife of the County of Grayson and State of the one part and William Fulton of the County and State aforesaid of the other part, vitnesseth that for and in consideration of the sumof $500 to them the said ThomasHaughey and Violet his wife in hand paid before the sealing and delivery of these presents the receipt whereof the said Thomas Haugheyand Vilet hath given, granted, bargained and sold and by these presents doth give, grant, bargain, sell and confirm in fee simple unto him the said William Fulton one certain tract or parcel of land lying and being in the County of Grayson on both sides of Chestnut Creek a branch of NewRiver bounded as followeth: To wit, beginning at the 5 white oaks in the forks of a branch by a path running West 57 poles to a white oak S5OW, 44 poles to a cucumber tree and a black gum N6OW4O poles to two white oaks NW55poles to two white oaks by a parcel of stones N.22E.5l poles crossing the creek to a red oak on the bank, thence N.87 poles E.37 poles to two white oaks N.52E.72 poles crossing the creek to a locust on the bank then up the several cources of the creek 108 poles to a chestnut thence leaving the creek S.7OW.8Opoles to a forked white oak on a ridge and along the same S.5 west 107 poles to the beginning with its appurtenances to have and to hold the said tract or parcel of land with its appurtenances to the said William Fulton and his heirs forever free from the claims, challenge or demand of all and every other person or persons whatsoever and further the said ThomasHaugheyand Vilet his wife for themselves and their heirs doth agree to and covenand with the said William Fulton that they the said ThomasHaughey and Vilet his wife will forever warrant a and defend the said tract or parcel of land unto the said William Fulton and his heirs forever. In witness wereof the said ThomasHaugheyand Vilet his wife hath set their hands and affixed their seals this day and year above written signed sealed and delivered in the presence of us Thomas Haughey David Fulton Vilet Haughey John Haughey Barnet Haughey Grayson August Court 1815 This Deed from Thomas Haughey to William Fulton was acknowledged in court and ordered to be recorded. Test. Martin Dickinson CC 6-—Supp. FROM THE COURT HOUSE, XENIA, OHIO, GREENE 00. John Brown to Joseph Haughey This indenture made the 6th day of June in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty six between John Brownof Frank­ fort, Ky of the first part and Joseph Haugheyof Green Co. and the state of Ohio of the 2nd part. Witneseth; that for and in consideration of the sum of one hundred and eighty nine dollars and twenty cents, Mr. Winans, Att'y for said Brown by whomalso the sale was made in hand paid, the receipt is hereby acknowledged and the said Haughey, his heirs and or forever acquitted hath bargained and sell unto the said Joseph Haughey, his heirs and assigns the following described piece of land being part of John Brown's Survey No. 1228 for 1200 acres patented to said Brown on the 10th day of May 1799 lying on the head waters of Ceasars Creek in Green County and state of Ohio aforesaid - beginning at the Hawbushes, Maple and Elm S.W. corner to John Beasons, thence 354 E 80 poles to two Elms and a Maple N.W. corner to David Lee, thence with said Lee line N 88 5/4 E 172%poles to two small sugar trees and a dogwoodin the east boundary line of the whole survey N E corner to said Lee thence with said east boundary 1 no N 50 E 80 poles to four Srgar trees and Ash 8 E corner to John Beasons, thence with said Beason . line 8 88 5/9 and W174 2/10 poles to the beginning, containing 86 acres, 2 quarters and 28 square poles more or loss to have and to hold the aforesaid piece of land with all the improvementsappertaining to the said Joseph Haugheyhis heirs and signs to their only proper use benefit and behold forever aforsaid and hereby bound to defend the aforesaid against the claims of all persons Signed and acknowledged in presence of C Johnson and J.M. Adams Witnesses This land was sold to Robt. Ross for $2000, Sept 6th, 1848 and signed by MathewAlexander and Henry C. Haughey as Witnesses. _.___-—..__...—_._....—_.—.._—...... —_...-.-—_.__.._._...... _...__——..———_—.—._ John Beason to Joseph Haughey Knowall men by these presents that we John Beason and Elizabeth Beason, wife of said John Beason of the Co. of Greene and state of Ohio in consideration of the sum of two hundred dollars in hand paid by Joseph Haughey of the same place have bargained and sold and herby grant bargain and sell and convey unto the said....Joseph Haugheyhis heirs and assigns forever this 13th June 1845 the premises situated in the Co and state aforesaid and in the township of Silver Creek and bounded and described as follows being part of the John Brown survey No 1228, Beginning at two Maples in David P Lee's line N.E. corner to William Johnson thence, with 2nd Johnson line 8 89 W58 poles to a stake in said line from which a Hickory 14 inches in diameter bears N72-%E 55 links and an Elm 14 inches bears N214;W 54 links, thence N %W84 22/100 poles to a stake from which Mulberry 5 inches in diameter bear 41 W58 links and a large black Oak bears S 50 E 18 links, thence N 89 E 58 poles to a stake in Joseph Haugheys line from which a Maple 8 inches in diameter bears N 51 W50 links and a small White thorn bearing 8 89%W25 links thence with the line of said Haugheyand passing his corner and with the line of David P. Lee 5; E 84 22/100 poles to the beginning corner containing twenty acres, 7——Supp. To have and to hold said premises_with the appurtenances unto the said Joseph Haughey, his heirs and assigns forever and the said John Beason for himself and heirs, do hereby covenent with said Joseph Haugheyhis heirs and assigns that he is lawfully seized of the premises aforesaid that the premises are free and clear from all encumbranceswhat soever and that he will forever warrant and defend the same with the apper­ tenances unto the said Joseph Haughey,his heirs and assigns against the lawful claims of all persons whomsoever, In testimony whereof, the said John Beason and Elizabeth Beason have hereunto set their hand and seals this 15th day of Aug. in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty two. Executed in presence of John X Beason Daniel Seward David L. Reaves Elizabeth X Beason -u---—-—-——-——...——-.-.._..—s-——-.-———.n..a.——.————————¢....———a-—.————.—_.——¢_

WILL OF JOSEPH HAUGHEY McLeanCo. Court House, Bloomington, Ill No. 1208, Book 5 pp. 268 In the name of God, amen, I, Joseph Haughey of the town of McLean, county of McLeanand State of I11. of the age of 60 years and being of sound mind and memorydo make and publish, and declare this my last will and testament in manner following, that is to say, 1st I give and bequeath to mywife, Esther Haugheyall myreal and personal property to have and to held during her life time; at the death of mywife, I give and bequeath to mydaughter Elizabeth J. Harley five hundred dollars, to mydaughter Eveline M. Hoblit 500 dollars, to mydaughter Esther M. Bevan, two hundred dollars to L.D. Haughey one hundred dollars also the present children of L.D. Haughey4 in number, one hundred dollars each to be paid to them when they become of age or in case of their death to their legal heirs. If at the death of mywife, should there not be property enough to give each of the above named, then they are to share equally according to the bequests and if after paying off the above bequests if any property is left, it is to be divided among all myheirs equally except L.D. Haughey, I having given him all I intended him to have of myestate, and I hereby appoint Lewis Harley, Executor of this mylast will and testament hereby revoking all former wills by me, made in witness whereof I here unto set my hand and seal this 10th day of July 1867 Witnesses Joseph Haughey Barnett A. Field Residing in McLeanCo. """IVFrancis A. Wheclock " " " " FromIllinois State Library, Springfield, Ill. 8——Supp. Federal Census 1850 Logan Co. Atlanta, Twp. Page 212 B Lines 54-42, page 215 A Lines l~2 54 Haughe, Joseph Age 42 Male Farmer value Real Estate 1500 Born Va II. 35 " Hester 46 II 56 " Elizabeth 19 II OhioI 57 “ Henry 17 Farmer 58 " Evaline 16 I! 59 " Lorenzo D. 15 H 40 " John 15 II 41 " William ll II 42 " Matthew 9 II 1 " Allen 7 II 2 " Hester M. 6 " MargaretArchivist Norton

Federal Census 1860. McLean Co. Mt. Hope Twp. Town of McLean Page 22 Lines 5—8,Lines ll~lE Haughey, Joseph aged 52, Farmer Real estate $16,000 value personal property $1800 Born Va. Esther " 57 John " 25 Farmer value personal property $1500 Born Ohic Matthew “ 20 Farmer Born Ohio Attended school within year Allen " 18 Farmer Born Ohio Attended school within year Ester " 15 Born Ohio Attended school within year Haughey, Lorenzo Age 26 Farmer Value Real Estate $1200, Value Personal Estate $100 Born Ohio II Elizabeth" 25 Born Ohio II Albert " 1 BornIllinois

Federal Census of 1880 as Read in the Original in the D.A.R. Library Washington, D.C. Mt. Hope Twp. Mclean Co. Ill. 1880 June 21, 1880 age Born father mother Esther Hawhey* 74 keeping house Va. N.C. Va. Anna Woodsides 84 sister Va. N.C. Va. *note the spelling From "The Atlanta Argus" Jan. 25, 1889 Atlanta, Illinois "On Saturday occured the death of Mrs. Esther Haughey, in her 89th* year. The funeral services were conducted by the Rev. E.D. May at Roach's chapel." *This should be more like in 85th year. 9--Supp. Portrait and Biographical Albumof Greene and Clark Counties, Ohio published by ChapmanBros. in Chicago in 1890. On page 846 in the article on Churchill M. Haugheyit says: "...The subject of this notice was born near Wilmington, Clinton County, Ohio Feb 8, 1818. His father, John Haughey was a native of Virginia, and the son of Thomas Haughey, who was also born in the Old Dominion. The parents of Grandfather Haugheywere of Irish birth, and crossed the Atlantic prior to the outbreak of The Revolutionary War. In religion they were of staunch Presbyterian stock, honest and worthy people, whose motto was to follow the Golden Rule, and do good as they had opportunity. "ThomasHaughey after reaching manhoodadopted farming as his vocation, and was married in Grayson County, Va., to Miss Violet Clanch. This lady was likewise born in the Old Dominion, and came of Welsh parentage. John, the father of our subject was the eldest child. The paternal grandfather for a time carried a musket during the Revolutionar war and upon various occasions used it..." .__._....—..—...... ——..._-....__—.—..—.-——.——-—— Official Roster Soldiers of AmericanRevolution Buried In Ohio, By Daughters of AmericanRevolution. Publishers: Heer Printing Co. Columbus, Ohio 1929, page 178 Haughey, Thomas Greene Co. Br. 1760 Va. died Apr. 17 1847 Eur. Hussey graveyeard. Lived at Silvercreek 1818 Ref. Hist of Greene Co. Further Infor Catherine Green Chap. —...._...... _.._.._.o.—._._—.__...__..__....._.—...—.——u._ Clark Co. Ohio W.H. Beers Page 1067 Laban W. Haughey~ dealer in real estate South Charleston...... His grandfather, ThomasHaughey, a native of Ireland (7) came to the American Colonies before the Revolutionary war; settling in Va. where he was married of which union were 11 children —John the father of Laban W., being the eldest. He was born in Grayson Co. Va. Jan 2, 1787 and was there married to Patience Sturdyven a native of the same county, born in 1792, and in 1810, came to Clinton Co., Ohio, the town of Wilmington being nowpartly built upon the land which he owned. ThomasHaugheywas a Revolutionary soldier and helped to humiliate the hereditary foe of his native land; and soon after John came to Ohio, he also came, settled in Clinton Co. removing thence to Greene Co., where he resided until his death. In 1818 John and family also removed to Greene Co., settling south of Jamestown, in Silver Creek Twp., he and wife spending balance of their days in that county ——shedying Nov. 1872, and he... Dec. 6, 1876 -—._...... _._...._.-_....._...—.—....—._....._—.—.—...... —...... Geo. F. Robinson History of Greene Co. Ohio 1803-1840 J.S. Clark Pub. Co. page 317 ThomasHaughey Silver Creek 1818; Soldier of Revolution; from Virginia: died April 17, 1847, aged 87; buried in Hussey graveyard In Recorder's Office Xenia, Ohio

Partial Section in an old Plat Bookof Maps of Greene County Cemeteries———showingVeterans graves Soldiers’ Graves -- Hussey Cemetery ——Jefferson Twp. Greene Co. Thomas Haughey 4__ l9___ I___ A I Revolution Hussey‘s Graveyard (N. of Bowersville, Ohio)

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19 Thomas Haughey 4-1941 X Vilet Haughey (wife) 22 Arthur Haughey 4~22—A (Andrew's son) ll~—Supp. EXTRACTFROMAN OLD LETTER Alexandria, Ind. May 15, 1927

Dear Friend: ...... Our great grandfather (Thomas) was the only son of his father. He had 4 boys and 8 girls. My grandfather, John, was the oldest and last to die. He was borned Jan. 18, 1?89 died Dec. 6, 1876. His sister Jane Barber, Violet Hatches mother, remained in Grayson Co. Va. where the Haugheys came from. 4 of the girls lived in Ill. Polly Hoblet &Alice Bently, her first husband was a Stedivan brother to grandmother Haughey . . . Violet and Susan married brothers Johnathan and Isac Pearson— Sallie Lee, Nancy Chapman and your great grandmother. Wecalled her Aunt Peggy...... Barnett Haugheyhad 2 boys, John and Thomas, 5 girls, AlmedaLucas, Susan Piles, Maggie Haughey. His wife was Peggy Barber, half sister to Violet Hatch. Andrewwas married twice, his first wife was a January. They had 2 boys, 5 girls, that I know of, his second ’ wife was an Ellis, they had twin boys Andrew and Arthur, both dead. Joseph married Hester White a brother to John White that used to have a shoe shop in Jamestown. They lived in Ill. and had 2 boys and 2 girls that I have ofseen. themare Don't dead.... knowwhether ...... they are living ...... etc. or not. Many Myaddress is MaryPatience Taylor, Alexandria, Ind. Route 4 c/o Orville Taylor

Froman article OUR FOREFATHERS

A DEPARTMENT FEATURING THE GENEALOGY OF MIAMI VALLEY‘FAMILIES

BY LINDSAY M. BRIAN

From DAYTON JOURNAL 1954 ...... Thomas Haughey (son of John) ThomasHaughey and Violet Haughey came to Ohio about 1800. They had issue, John, born 1789, married Pateince Stedivan; Margaret, married Christopher Hussey; Polly married Mr. Hoblett; Alice married first Stedivan then Bentley; Jane, married Mr. Barber; Violet and Susan married Pearsons; Sally married Mr. Lee; Nancy married Mr. Chapman;Andrew, born 1805, married first Miss January, second Miss Ellis; Joseph married Hester White; Barnett married Margaret Barber (or Barbour). Delaware Wills NewCastle Co., Del. l2--Supp. Robert Haughey —Husbandman St. George Hundred, Dec. 22, 1779, Jan. 27, 1794 Wife Christian, Sons Francis and John. nephew, Robert Haughey, son of brother James Exc. brothers; Marimus and James Haughey. Sarah (Thomas) Haughey dau. of Thomas Thomas. She had children: Nancy, William who married Hannah Davidson, Ann, Thomas died be­ tween l775—l787 married Rosanah ————~(Children —Levi and Pricillah), Eleanor Calwert, Pricillah Cowen

-.__...—_..—.....—..___..__—__._.._...... __——...... —--._._..__.._...... —....__._._.—.—..—-—..._....._—— James C. Haughey wife Sarah Jane ~- born probably 1780-1800 was in Washington, D.C. in 1825 had son ThomasJessup Haughey born 21st day of Feb. 1825 at 4:00 in Wash. D.C. was in Mexican war and Civil war. m. Judith Vangilder on 28th Dec. 1848 in Mason Co. Kentucky

Penn Archives 6th Series v. 5 page 512 Paul Haughey served as a Private in the 5rd Co. 5rd Reg. Phila. City Militia 1794.

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————__——.._._—.._._..—.._..___.....—.._.____...._...... _..__...__..__..._.....-._.__._...... —.: A Philip Hauge appears on the records of Penn. as in the war of 1812

———...... _....—..._.....—__.__—...... -...... __..__.__._....._._....___.___...... __—._....-_._.——....-—.—--. A John Huey 1779 enlisted in Capt Ezekial Letts Co., served as scout and volunteer aid to Washingtonand was killed while carry­ ing dispatches From D.A.R. Genealogies

Compendiumof American Genealogy First Families. Joseph Hughey (of Penn) daughter changed name to Huey.

o—.——q———_————..-o-—_—.._.__—.__...... ————.—.———.—..-———._._._...-—..._..__...... -p..-..—-—­ John Hughey (l752—1857) Soldier of Am. Rev. m..Elizabeth Kine d. Rachel m. John McMasters

._—...._._».——._.__-—..a.._—-..--—-.—-.-...-—-.....—...... _....._—~...-—-.—_.——_.--.a-..—._._-._~..—-——-——-.. Cleveland Genealogy by Moses and Alexander Cleveland Frances Potter m. James Haughey Dec. 31, 1872 Warren, Ohio.

——.—.—_.—...._—_.-.-—.¢——-..._.....__—.-_—..._....._.-._——..—_.———u——————.——-.——¢—..~—-.—u­ l3——SuUp. The County Court Note Book V 10 —page 50 E 67.185 at Newberry Library, Chicago ‘ Delaware Taié-Lists for 1776, Pencader Hundred (a small town) 5 David Howell ~——-—» William Haughey -—-—-——ThomasHaughey o.¢...... —...... __.___.__...... _...._._.__..._..—_._.____....._._.-....._...... _._.._..._....._....._._... A History of Pencader Presby. Church, Glasgow, Del. pg. 56 Richard Thomson ~ son Francis and Sarah Haughey b. Mar 15, 1796 bpt. Sept 21, 1796

v-—_...... _...._._.__._...._...—.—....__.___._...._._....__..._._.__..._...._._.._... __..._.._._....-...._...... _.—.—..—o_ Marriage License Bonds, NewCastle County, Del. 1744 —1856 Elizabeth and Nicholas Patterson 1854, Sept 24(that is iliz. Haughey) Hugh Haughey mentioned as witnessed a marriage in 1754 —...-..-._._..._._...... _._...... __._...._.__.._.__..._...... __...... _...... _....__._...... __...__._ NewCastle, Del. Notes Archibald Memeny guardian of Thomasand Esther, children of Marimas Haughey Hugh Haughey —witness to Will.

From Dover, Del. Military Index Delaware Archives MarimusHaughey Del. Militia for paying int. on certificate page 1207 Martimus HaugheyDel. regiment for paying int. on certificates of depreciation Extract from State Auditor's journal page 1210 Robert Haughey took oath of allegiance to Del. State Aug. 17, 1778 page 996 John Hauley took oath of allegiance to Del State Aug. 17, 1778 page 997

>—.._.._._.__._.._——.._.._..._...... _.._...... _...._.—..._..._...... _._...._.._...... _.__.....—-._.___._....._. Records of the Old Swedish Church (or Holy Trinity), Wilmington, Del. Erected 1698 Vol 178, 1907 1697 to 1775 Marriages and 1775 to 1800 Haughey, Thomas to Rose Anna White Jan 5, 1756 Haughey, William to Susanna Pettett Mar 8, 1752

A History of Pencader Presbyterian Church, Glasgow, Del. page 56 Richard Thomson, son Francis and Sarah Haughey b. Mar 15, 1796 byt. Sept. 21, 1796.

o——.._—..._—_.—__—_..-_...__.____.._._..__..._.._...—._..——...._..._...... _—..—_...-..—_....__..—.._...—...— Record from Attorney General Office, Washington, D. C. 14‘"Supp‘ Haghey — Haughey --— Hockhy John Haughy Capt. Joseph Mcfilellans Co 9th Penn Reg't, commandedby Lieut Col George Nagel Aug. 1777 Sept. 1777 Missing since 11 Sept. Dec 5rd 1777 Sundry Soldiers to Capt Joseph McClellan Henry Waddle to contract ~—~— O 8 9 Jeremia Connell Aug. 21st to Cash 1 2 6 John Haghy to cash 0 18 0 L285" Dec 5rd 1777 Then came before me Capt Joseph McClellan and made oath that the above accounts Just and true and that he hath received no part, security or satisfaction for the same ~ — Sworn before me Geo Nagel, Lieut Col.

-___..___...... _..-.—._...._—...... —.—-_..._...... _..._.._.....——._._....——._...___...._...._...—._.-.--—-.-4 John Haghey, 9 Penn. Regiment Rev. War Private

——..._._...... _...... _..__....._..._.....—..—_._...... —.._...-.._...._._..._...._...—.._....__..-—.._.._..__..._..-.—. From Penn. Archives 5th Series John Hughey Lancaster Co. Militia V. VII pg. 770 Hockley —J. V. LIX pg. 72

From Archives, Washington, D.C. = Patrick Haughey, Pvt appears on Co pay roll of Capt William Scu1l's of the 11th Penn. Regt. Commandedby Col Richard Humpton, Rev. War Go. payroll Aug. 1777. Commencementof pay Aug 1st Patrick Hackley Companypayroll from Sept 50, 1776 to June 1st, 1777 commencement of pay Dec 27, 1776 pay per mo 6 Dollars. Etc. Patrick Haughey 11 Penn Reg. Rev. War. no 267 Washington Archives. copist D.J. Davis

.-_..——.—_._..._...... _...... _..._.—.....——..—..._.__...._..—._._.——.._._..—..__..__._.——-_—._—..._—-cg... l5~—Supo. Penn. Archives 2~ Series v. 9 Newberry Library no F 854.671 a ’ page 90 Apr. 16, 1780 John Hughey and Catherine Clark ~ marriage lst Presby. ChurchPhil. page 572 Nov. 8, 1810 Haughey, Hester and Elizah Green m. 2nd Presby. Church Phil.

..._._.._..__._...... _.__._....__.._.—._..__.._.._._._—...._—._.__..-.—.._-.....__._.____._._.——..__... Delaware Governor Register 1674 ~ 1851 v 1 Newberry Library no f 855.221 Page 44 James Haughey tax comm. Newcastle Oct 50, 1802 Page 67 Francis Haughey sheriff NewCastle Co. Dec 1807, 1815

Delaware was originally called Three Lower Counties of Penn.— NewCastle, Kent and Sussex. It (Delaware) became a state in 1704.

—_.—..._—..__.—.-_.._-—._.._.-.—.....—-...... -.._._.__—..._._..__.—._.__....__...._..._.—.—-._...—..—..—.—.. Porn. Archives Marriages Newberry Library no. F 854 67 Series s vol 9 or 2 Marriage John Hoey and Jane Morrison July 27, 1754 Presby Church, Abington Montgomery Co. Penn. Marriage Eleanor Hoey and Joshua Thomas 1755 —Dec 15 same as above

._—-.—...... _....__._.__....._....—..._._—.._...-..._...... _...__._...... __..——...... —_._..——..—. Penn. Archives 2-Series v. 8 marriages NewberryLibrary no F 854.67 Swedes Church, Phila. Wm.Haughey and Alice McCartha Jan 20, 1799

_._—...._...... _.._.——..—___.__.._...... —..—._...._...... _....._.._...._...._...... _.._.__——..._—.--_.._...o— County Rcsidents and Business Men, Oceana, Mich by Hartwick and Tuller Wm.J. Haughey 1852 born in High St., Glasgow, Scotland, moved to London, Eng. came to N.Y. May 1848, father died in Memphis, Tenn., lived in Milwaukee, Wilmington, Del., married Catherine Anna Clark at St. Louis, 1855, then came back to Michigan. Had 7 children. Maria E., William James, Lottie Margaret, Wilhelmina, Thomas Jefferson, AnnaJane, Lucy Clark, Lottie Margaret .__....._.—....._.._.__.__.___..._....._...... __....._.__...—.._.—..._..—.___._._._._._..-_..._._-—... From The "Old Northwest“ Genealogy Quarterly v. XI and XII Wm. A. Haughey d. 1845 age 58 Old Graveyard, Newark, Ohio Edwin Haughey m. Elizabeth Seymour 1856 of Newark, Ohio, Licking Co. Ohio.

James Haughey m. Dec 51, 1872 Frances Potter, Warren, Ohio. children: Emmaand Gertrude L. married Henry Merrick, Stronge­ ville, Ohio. —._...... -—..._..~.._.—.-.-—...... -...... __._..._...—.¢....._._....._.._.—.....-—-_.._....__..._—..__.——.—.....—.—.._——...._..._ From D.A.R. files in Washington, D.C. 15--SuPP­ Mrs. Evelyn Haughey Duerst Dau. of George Kinzer Haughey b. Oct. 8, 1861 d. May 5, 1950 Jennie Reese Son of JamesSarah JohnElizabeth Haughey Conn b. MarJuly 11, 1851 1855 d. JanSept 25, 50, 1907 1906 m ' 1852 Son of DominickHaughey a taxable citizen and helped start 1st Fire Co. Frances G. Arms b. Jan 10, 1812 in Co1umbia,Penn. Son of James John Haughey Also see Ellis and Evans History of Lancaster Co.Penn.

.--...... —...__.-_._—.._-—._..._._._...... _.._._.__.__...... _..___._..__._..—...... -...... _...._.._....._...._... From The Family Bible Mrs. Blanche Edith Haughey Musser 1579 OakwoodAve., Highland Park, 111. Born to James C and Sara Jane Haughey in Washington, D.C. Thomas Jessup Haughey on 21st of Feb. 1825. ThomasJessup Haughey married 28th Dec. 1848 Judith Van Gilder in Mason County, Ky. went to Ohio in 1850 and moved to 111. in 1852 Children of Thomas and Judith Haughey: Sara Jane b. Mason County Ky. Sept 21, 1849 d. 1855 Anna Blanche b. Point Pleasant, Claremont Co. Ohio Aug 5, 1851 d. 1859 James Madison b. SangamonCo. I11. (Springfield) June 2, 1855 d. 1855 Mary Elizabeth b. Sangamon Co. 111. Nov 21, 1854 d. 1859 Millard Fillimore b. SangamonCo. 111 Oct 12, 1856 Oliver b. Sangamon Co. 111. Mar 8, 1859 Robert EdmondLen b. Springfield, Sangamon Co. I11. Dec. 5, 1866 Wm.Willets b. Sangamon Co. Oct. 1865 d. 1864

mmqmm»ump Thomas J. b. Sangamon Co, Jan 25, 1862 d. 1864

u-.__.__._...... _..—...... _._..._._.._...... _...... _..._..—...... _...... __..—-...__._.._...... _...... _...... -—....._. Oliver Haugheynas a daughter Ella Judith (Mrs. Jack Davis) R#1, Valpariso, Ind. Robert E. Lee Haughcywas killed in Spanish American War (accident), daughterleft wife Blanche Mrs. Lee Edith (Werkmeister) nowMrs. Blanche Haugheyib. Ldith Oct. Musser. 10, 1888 They and also a had a son Fred Henry Werkmeister Haughey b. Jan 6, 1890 d. Apr 19, 1894. Millard had 10 children 5 died as infants Mary (Mammie)Willey of Springfield, Ill; Thomasd. 1912; Robert; William of Memphis, Tenn; Harry Edward, Springfield, Ill; Millard Oliver of Decatur, I11; and Chas who died young. ...__...._...... _...... _.._...... —.._._._...._...._....._...._..._.__._...—...... _...._.._...... _.__.___._._.._.....—.... From Record of Marriages in Mason Co. Ky. Thomas Haughey —Ann Brown ~ father —John Brown m. 2-8, 1804 Thomas R. Haughey —Mary W. Proctor m. 1l—15, 1849 John B. Haughey —Sarah Lyon m. 1856

...—...—.—.—.._.-..—.....-._._.—._.—..._..—._._...__._.¢_._—...... _...—...... _.._._..._..——.....—._...—..—._-— 17~éSupp. LEE FAMILY From Bible 'David P. Lee and Sarah Haughey were married Jan 17_ 1828 David P. was born Oct 15, 1806 d. Jan 19 1875 buried in Missouri. Sarah Haughey was born Nov. 2 1806 d. March 20, 1854. Children Lee: 1 Mary R. Lee b. Feb 10, 1829 m. Jeremiah Stephens Dec 19, 1847. She was known as Polly. 2 Violet H. Lee b. Mar 12, 1850 d. Oct 17, 1854 5 James H. Lee b. Dec 11, 1851 d. Oct 8, 1876 m. lst Sarah Jane Horney Jan 1st 1850, m. 2nd Millie Jan Maltby Dec 5, 1865 m. 5rd to Harriet Parker. _ Nancy Ann Lee b. Sept 15, 1855 d. Feb 16, 1855 Elvira Lee b. Apr 2, 1856 d. Dec 7, 1866 m. James Birge Apr 1,1852 George R. Lee b. Dec 22, 1857 m. lst Eliza Jane Maltby Oct 15, 1864 m. 2nd to Susan Collins Nov, 24, 1881 Wilson S Lee b. Aug 21, 1840 m. to Julia E. Davis June 25, 1872 Went to the state of Washington Sarah Jane Lee b. June 8, 1845 m. Lewis Faris Feb 14, 1861 Movedto Lincoln, Ill.

(0(D‘<1G'>(IH3> Rosa Ann Lee b. March 25, 1845 m. to James Birge Aug 8, 1868 died Feb 2, 1895. 10 Charlotte Lee (Lottie) b. May 4, 1848 m. John P. Hinshaw Apr 7, 1872. Moved to Venita, Okla. where son George married a full blodded Indian. They also had a daughter at Carthage and a son at Joplin. 11 Catherine Lee was born July 14, 1855 d. Sept 20, 1853. David P. Lee was remarried July 29, 1855 to Mary Green and had son David P. Lee Jr. b. Oct 10, 1856 who married Margaret Nipp Sept 20, 1880. 8TEPHENS~LEE FAMILY Children of Jeremiah Stephens b. Aug 5, 1825 d..Jan 25 1897 and Mary R. Lee b. Feb 10, 1829 d. Oct 25, 1916 1 Sarah Ann b. Oct. 25, 1848 d. June 16, 1910 m. Francis Marion Johnson on Nov 4, 1875 A Jesse Roscoe Johnson b. Oct 18, 1876 (Father~in~1aw of Mrs. W. Earle Johnson of Batavia, Ohio who was Hilda Musgrovebefore marriage) B Mary Abigail Johnson b. Dec 14, 1885 married Reed Rayburn now a widowliving with her daughter at 921 Harvard Blvd, Dayton 6, Ohio. 2 David Andrew b. Oct 16, 1850 m. June 11, 1874 to Sarah E. Harness A Asa Jerry b. Jan 28, 1879‘d. Mar 1910 B Estella M. b. Jan 8, 1884 d. Aug. 27, 1956 David married 2nd time to Georgianna B. Bolen on Jan. 16, 1890 A Ora Ellen b. May 27, 1896 F5 James B Lee Oda b. Mae Dec b. 15, Nov. 1852 5, d. 1899 Oct 9, 1875 4 George b. Jan. 1, 1855 d. Nov. 14, 1950 m. May 11, 1881 to Mary E. Bales A son Elmer Vernon b. Oct 15, 1882 l8——Supp.

Williamsister b. Sept of David's 3, 1856 wife In. Feb. 28, 1876 to Susannah E. Harness A James Elias b. July 22, 1878 A B Simon Harness b. Feb. 28, 1884 C Frank b. Sept 2, 1888 D William Dewey b. May\B, 1898 Nancy Margaret b. Oct 19, 1858 d. Feb. 21, 1958 m. to Cyrus Henry Johnson (a brother of Sarah Ann's husband) May11, 1881. They and George and Mary had a double wedding. Jeremiah Thomas b. Sept 5, 1860 d. 1911 m. Dec 8, 1881 to Roberta . Bolen Ethel Alice b. Mar 15, 1884 d. May 21, 1908 Myrtle Isaphene b. July 17, 1886 . Elmer Lee b. Oct 51, 1888 Mary Jane b. July 50, 1891

t-‘JUOUHPU Anna Violet b. July 14, 1895 Rosa Isaphene b. June 25, 1862 m. Aug. 14, 1898 to James Clayton Bales A Lisbon Lee b. July 10, 1899 B John Clayton b. July 12, 1905 (now living on the New Jasper and Painterville pike, Grenne Co. Ohio John Wilson Stephens b. Mar 51, 1864 m. Jan 5, 1887 to EmmaA. Bales. Living with nephew John Clayton Bales 10 Violet Isabel b. Jan 11, 1866 m. Feb 25, 1887 to William H. Hitchcock A Elta Isaphene b. May 20, 1890 B Mary Frances b. Nov 20, 1892 C Lucian Elmer b. Nov 25, 1894 ll Lisbon Elmer b. Jan 25, 1868 m. Oct 27, 1895 to Anna M. Carpenter. A minister. FTwhL Row ..Ke1th Johnson, w_Prr;e Johnson. Mzry R.(Lae) Stephens, rrfid Rayburn (chxld), Frencxs .«r Jonnson. Abxgail (Snrack) Johnson.

finscv Roscoe Jonnson. Anna R.(Hi11) Johnson, Snran Ann (Stephens) Jounson. Mary Johnson rn. Grace Finley l9—~Supn. District of Alaska Juneau SS The within Instrument was filed for Juneau Alaska record at 5 O'clock April 27, 1899 April 12, 1899 and duly recorded in book 14 Lodes on page 511 of the records of said district. Location Notice Norman E. Malcolm District Recorder Notice is hereby given that I the undersigned have this day located the following property as a stone quarry, that is to say, starting from this Location Notice and running from this fifteen hundred feet in a south easterly direction and three hundred feet on each side of this location notice and is on the North side of Douglas Island in Gastineau Channel and about seven miles from Juneau and is named the Douglas Island Stone Quarry and is in the Harris Mining District of Alaska.

Located this day April 12 1899 JUL 90A mxe ,._,.‘U Witness Locator GENEALOCHCAL$OCiET OF THE CHU.R:..H OF JESU’ CHRIST G.E. Frantzen E.J. Bevan OFLAfi?RDAYSNN:S """""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""" ""?r14.1_!F§ JuneauDistrict of Alaska SS The within instrument was filed Juneau,Alaska for record at 5 O'clock April 27, 1899 April 12, 1899 and duly recorded in book 14 Lodes on page 550 of the records of said district Location Notice Norman E. Malcolm District Recorder Notice is hereby given that I the undersigned have this day located the following property as a stone quarry, that is to say, starting from this Location Notice and running fifteen hundred feet in a south east­ erly direction and three hundred feet on each side of this location notice and is on the north side of Douglas Island in Gastineau Channel and is named the Takou Stone Quarry and is in the Harris Mining District of Alaska. Located the day April 12th 1899 G.E. Frantzen E.J. Beaven