Volume 11 July 1994

Isabella (Roberts) Franklin wife of William Lawson Franklin with 4 of their 8 children

FFRU Volume 11 - Page 1 (2nd Edition) William Lawson Franklin Born about 1829 Tennessee Died about 1887? (Picture sent by Lloyd Franklin - Grandson of William Lawson Franklin)

FFRU Volume 11 - Page 2 (2nd Edition) Isabella Roberts Franklin filed homestead 2 Dec 1891 - Cleveland County, Oklahoma Territory. The fol- lowing is her Brand...

(Pedigree of Carl James Franklin, Jr.) 1. Carl James Franklin, Jr. (born 24 Jul 1957 Norman, Cleveland County, Oklahoma), son of: 2. Carl James Franklin, Sr. (born 30 Dec 1937 Noble, Cleveland County, Oklahoma), son of: 3. Leon Robert Franklin (born 25 Sep 1912 Noble, Cleveland County, Oklahoma; died 11 Nov 1984 Norman, Cleveland County, Oklahoma). Married July 1936, son of: 4. John Lawson Franklin (born 29 Apr 1877 Missouri; died 22 Oct 1957 Noble, Cleveland County, Oklahoma) Married 1 Oct 1905 Oklahoma, son of: 5. William Lawson Franklin (born about 1829-32 Tennessee; died about 1887/88). Married 10 Mar 1864 Knoxville, Tennessee to Isabella Roberts.

FFRU Volume 11 - Page 3 (2nd Edition) About the Cover: Isabella (Roberts) Franklin Submitted by Carl and Kay Franklin, 3000 NW 11th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73107-5304 The photograph on the front, taken in Pilot Point, Texas late 1880’s, is that of Isabella (Roberts) Franklin (born 3 Feb 1841 Knoxville, Knox County, Tennessee; died 24 Jan 1901 Noble, Cleveland County, Okla- homa) daughter of John C. Roberts and Sarah Rutherford Roberts both of Tennessee. Isabella married William Lawson Franklin (born about 1829; died 1887?) 10 Mar 1864 Knoxville, Knox County, Tennessee. William Lawson Franklin’s father is believed to have come from Virginia. Six years after their marriage they are found on the 1870 White County, Arkansas census. By 1880 they are in Butler County, Missouri. William Lawson Franklin probably died 1887-88. His widow Isabella was in 1900 Noble, Oklahoma Ter- ritory where she filed her homestead claim on 2 Dec 1891. She is recorded on the Cleveland County, Okla- homa Territory census in 1900 where she states only 5 of her 8 children are still living. Also in the picture are 4 of her 8 children. Those pictured are daughters: Dorcas Jane Franklin (seated) born 1866; Louisa Franklin (standing) born 1865; sons: George Owen Franklin (standing) born 1874 and John Lawson Franklin (seated) born 1877. Children not in picture: Robert Ferdinard Franklin born 1868, William A. Franklin born 1870, Mary Isabel Franklin born 1872 and Margery Franklin born 1875.

FFRU Volume 11 - Page 4 (2nd Edition) Table of Contents

About the Cover: Isabella (Roberts) Franklin...... 4 Editors Message...... 6 William Franklin (1480 - 1556)...... 7 Thomas Francklin (1721 - 1784) ...... 7 William Franklin(1763 - 1839)...... 8 Jocosa or Joyce Franklin (1531 - 1587)...... 8 Richard Franklin (1630-1698) ...... 8 Thomas Frankland (1633 - 1690) ...... 9 Sir Thomas Frankland (1717 - 1784)...... 10 Sir John Franklin (1786 - 1847)...... 10 Eleanor Anne Franklin (1797 - 1825)...... 11 Lady Jane Franklin (1792 - 1875)...... 11 Robert Franklin (1630 - 1684) ...... 12 The Complete Book of Emigrants 1607-1660...... 12 The Complete Book of Emigrants 1661-1699...... 14 The Complete Book of Emigrants 1700-1750...... 17 The Complete Book of Emigrants 1751-1776...... 20 North Carolina Marriages 1741 - 1868...... 21 Thomas and Hannah (Sibley) Franklin...... 28 Early Ohio Tax Records...... 30 Benjamin and Mahala Franklin...... 30 The Franklin Chronicles ...... 35 Franklin Books in the FHL ...... 37 Grimes County, Texas Cemeteries...... 49 Queries ...... 50 Letter to the Editor...... 53 Names Index ...... 54 Place Index...... 72

FFRU Volume 11 - Page 5 (2nd Edition) Editors Message Thank goodness the cold weather has finally made its exit and spring has sprung. February was extremely cold for us Texas folks, even in the Southern part, where we have all the sunshine and beaches. I will use this area to give you an update on new members since our last update. Our membership continues to grow and with each new member we add more coverage and access to records in different states. Thanks to you and all the wonderful information submitted. We continue to make an impact!

New members #124 Elise C. Morris 14427 Allingham Ave. Norwalk, CA 90650 #125 Catherine F. Vandegrift PO Box 2884 Auburn, AL 36831-2884 #126 Beverly A. Bagwill 5539 Hazelbrook Lakewood, CA 90712 #127 Maxine Shaw Rt 1, Box 25 Olean, MO 65064 #128 McCoy Franklin 2300 Shady Wood Drive Tupelo, MS 38801 #129 Mrs. E.J. Ercanbrach 213 Cypress Lake Jackson, TX 77566 #130 Philip Franklin 2129 Hartford St Paul, MN 55116 #131 Col. Dwayne L. McQuilliams PO Box 46307 Washington, DC 20050 #132 Michael J. Franklin 719 Thomas St Jamesville, WI 53545 #133 Nancy A. Burkard 8395 Stahley Rd E. Amherst, NY 14051 #134 Janice Vander PO Box 173 Rosepine, LA 70659 #135 Carl and Kay Franklin 3000 NW 11th Oklahoma City, OK 73107 #136 Mrs. W.W. McBride 2703 Bayou Ln Monroe, LA 71201-2428 #136 Reba M. Gale PO Box 142 Jamul, CA 91935 Address Changes #046 Andrey Evans Beaty 7104 Barnsdale Way Austin, TX 78745-5513 #077 Lottie Burnett PO Box 235 Dighton, Kansas 67839 #103 Doris Franklin Cozart 308 E 20th Cisco, TX 76437-4865 #050 Mrs. Rosa Lee Crow 4523 US Hwy 180 West Snyder, TX 79549-9711 #018 Dan Franklin 4003 Tallwood Kileen, TX 76542 #020 Ira Franklin 7111 Skyline Trail Pell City, AL 35125 #089 Stephen F. Gillaspie 725 N Bardstown Rd Mt Washington, KY 40047 #113 Linney Lyles PO Box 64980-321 Dallas, TX 75206

FFRU Volume 11 - Page 6 (2nd Edition) William Franklin (1480 - 1556) Taken from The Dictionary of National Biography, Founded in 1882 by George Smith, edited by Sir Leslie Stephen and Sir Sidney Lee, from the Earliest Times to 1900, Vol. VII, Finch - Gloucester, Published since 1917 by the Oxford University Press. This book is shelved at Wharton County Library, El Campo Branch, El Campo, TX extracted and submitted by Elaine F. Giddens, Rt 2, Box 212, El Campo, TX (1992). William Franklyn (1480?-1556), Dean of Windsor, was born at Bledlow, Buckinghamshire, probably about 1480, and educated at Eton and King’s College, Cambridge, where he graduated B.C.L. in 1504. He took orders, and in 1514 was appointed chancellor of the diocese of Durham and receiver of the bishop’s reve- nues. In 1515 he became archdeacon of Durham and master of the hospital of St. Giles at Kepyer, Durham. In Feb 1815 he was installed prebendary of Heydour-cum-Walton in the diocese of Lincoln, and before 1522 he was rector of Houghton-le-Spring, Durham, and held the prebend of Eveston, in the collegiate church of Lanchester, in the same county. As dean of Windsor he assisted at the christening of Edward VI and the funeral of Lady Jane Dudley, and his signature is affixed to the decree declaring the invalidity of the marriage of Henry VIII with Anne of Cleves. Franklyn retired to Chalfont St. Giles, where he died in Jan 1855-56, and was buried in the church. His will met with disapproval, for a grant was made to one J. Glynne of so much as he could recover of goods, chat- tels, and money, devised by Franklyn for superstitious purposes.

Thomas Francklin (1721 - 1784) Thomas Francklin (1721-1784), miscellaneous writer, son of Richard Francklin, bookseller near the Piazza in Covent Garden, London, who printed Pulteney’s paper, “The Craftsman”, was born in 1721 and admitted into Westminster School in 1735. In 1739 he was elected second from the school to Trinity College, Cam- bridge, where he was admitted on 21 Jun 1739, and took the degrees of B.A. in 1742, M.A. 1746, and D.D. in 1770. In 1745 he was elected to a minor fellowship, was promoted in the next year to be “Socius major”, and resided in college until the end of 1758. On 27 Jun 1750 he was elected to the post of Greek professor at Cambridge. He resigned his professorship in 1759, and on 2 Jan of that year was instituted, on presenta- tion of his college, to the vicarage of Ware in Hertfordshire, which he held in conjunction with the lecture- ship of St. Paul’s Covent Garden and a proprietary chapel in Queen Street, London. He was appointed King’s chaplain in November 1767, and was selected to preach the commencement sermon at St. Mary’s Cambridge, on the installation of the Duke of Grafton as chancellor of the university in 1770. Through the favour of Archbishop Cornwallis he was appointed in 1777 to the rectory of Brasted in Kent, whereupon he vacated the living of Ware. For the greater part of his life Francklin was compelled, by want of lucrative preferment, to write for the press and for the stage. His plays were more numerous than original, but two of them met, through the ex- cellence of the acting, with considerable success. He brought out in 1757 a periodical paper of his own com- position entitled “The Centinel”, and he was one of the contributors to Smollett’s “Critical Review.” Dr. Johnson and Sir Joshua Reynolds were among his friends, and through their influence he was exalted to the place of chaplain in the Royal Academy on its foundation, when he addressed the associates “in good old lyric commonplaces”, and on Goldsmith’s death in 1774 succeeded to the professorship of ancient his- tory. It has been generally assumed that he was the “Tho. Franklin” who signed the round-robin to Johnson on the Latin epitaph to Goldsmith; but Dr. Hill says, on account of the omission of the letter “c” in the name, and the difference in the handwriting from his acknowledged signature, “he certainly was not”, but no other bearer of the name was sufficiently prominent among their friends to justify such a conspicuous honour. After a laborious life Francklin died in Great Queen Street, London, 15 March 1784. He married on 20 Jan 1759 to Miss Venables, the daughter of a wine merchant; she died in Great Queen Street 24 May 1796. Francklin’s plays are: The Earl of Warwick, Matilda, The Contract, Mary Queen of Scots, which was several FFRU Volume 11 - Page 7 (2nd Edition) times announced but was never acted, and remained in manuscript until 1837, when it was edited by the author’s eldest son, Lieutenant-Colonel William Francklin, once of the Hon. East India Company’s service. He died without leaving adequate provision for his family, and in 1785 there appeared for his widow’s relief two volumes of “Sermons on Various Subjects”, followed by a third in 1787.

William Franklin(1763 - 1839) William Francklin (1763-1839) orientalist, born in 1763, was the eldest son of Thomas Francklin (1721- 1784) by his wife Miss Venables. He was admitted on the foundation at Westminster in 1777, whence, he was elected to Trinity College, Cambridge, in 1781. Preferring to engage in the profession of arms, he was admitted a cadet in the service of the East India Company in 1782, appointed ensign of the 19th regiment of Bengal native infancy 21 Jan 1783, lieutenant 20 Oct 1789, captain in the army 7 June 1796, captain in his regiment 30 Sept 1803, major in the army 25 April 1808, major in his regiment 29 March 1810, lieuten- ant-colonel in the army 4 June 1814, and in his regiment on 16 Dec of the same year. On being invalidated, 1 Oct 1815, he was made regulating officer at Bhaugulpore. He retired in India in December 1815, and died 12 April 1839, aged 76. A distinguished officer, Francklin also enjoyed considerable reputation as an oriental scholar. In 1786 he made a tour in Persia, in the course of which he resided for eight months as Shiraz as an inmate of a Persian family, and was thus enabled to communicate a fuller account of the manners of the people than had before appeared. In 1837 he published his father’s historical play, “Mary Queen of Scots.” Francklin was a member, and dur- ing the later years of his life librarian and member of the council, of the Royal Asiatic Society. He was also member of the Calcutta Asiatic Society.

Jocosa or Joyce Franklin (1531 - 1587) Jocosa or Joyce Frankland (1531-1587), philanthropist, the daughter of Robert Trappes, a citizen and gold- smith of London, by his wife Joan, was born in London in 1531. She married, first Henry Saxey, a “merchant venturer”, and afterwards William (?) Frankland of Rye House, Hertfordshire, whom also she outlived. By her first husband she had an only son, William Saxey, a student of Gray’s Inn, to whom she was greatly attached, and who died at Rye House 22 Aug 1581, aged 23. Conjointly with him she had founded junior fellowships and scholarships at Caius and Emmanuel Colleges, Cambridge, and after his death and that of her second husband, who was perhaps unsympathetic, she deter- mined to devoir her wealth to educational endowments, as the most congenial tribute to the memory of her son. She left by her will dated 20 Feb 1586, both land and houses for the increase of the emoluments of the prin- cipal and fellows, and for the foundation of an additional fellowship, the holder of which was to be by pref- erence a member of either the Trappes or Saxey families.

Richard Franklin (1630-1698) Richard Frankland (1630-1698), nonconformist tutor, son of John Frankland, was born 1 Nov 1630, at Rath- mell, a hamlet in the parish of Giggleswich, Yorkshire. The Franklands of Thirkleby, Yorkshire (baronets from 1660), with whom John Frankland was connected, were originally from Giggleswich (Surtees Society, Vol.xxxviii.) Frankland was educated (1640-1648) at Giggleswich grammar school, and was admitted on 18 May 1848 as minor pensionary at Christ’s College, Cambridge. The tone of his college, under the mas- tership of Samuel Bolton, D.D., was that of a cultured puritanism. Frankland, like Oliver Heywood, received lasting impressions from the preaching of Samuel Hammond, lecturer (till 1652) at St. Giles’. He was a hard student, and took his degrees with distinction (B.A. 1651, M.A. 1655). FFRU Volume 11 - Page 8 (2nd Edition) After graduating, Frankland preached for short periods at Hexham, Northumberland; Houghton-le-Spring, Durham; and Lanchester, Durham. At Lanchester he received presbyterian ordination on 14 Sep 1653. Dis- couragements led him to remove to a chaplaincy at Ellenthorp Hall, near Boroughbridge, West Riding, in the family of John Brook (died 1693), twice lord major of York and a strong presbyterian. Frankland left Ellenthorp to become curate to Lupthern, rector of Sedgefield, Durham. Sir Arthur Haslerig put him into the rich vicarage of Bishop Auckland, Durham, some time before August 1659. Some post was designed for him in the college at Durham, for which Cromwell had issued a patent on 15 May 1657. His patron, Haslerig, was interested in the success of this college, which died at the Restoration. At Bishop Auckland, where two of his children were born, Frankland confided himself to his parochial du- ties. After the Restoration he was one of the first to be attacked for nonconformism. His living was in the bishop’s gift, but Cosin (consecrated 2 Dec 1660) did not interfere with a peaceable man. An attorney named Bowster demanded of him “publickly before the congregation” whether he intended to conform. Frankland thought it would be time to answer this question when the terms of conformity had been settled; and mean- while relied on the king’s declaration (25 Oct 1660) dispensing with conformity. Bowster, with a neighbour- ing clergyman, got possession of the keys and locked Frankland out of his church. He indicted them for riot, but the case was dismissed at the assizes for a technical flaw in the indictment. Cosin now offered to institute Frankland and give him higher preferment if he would receive episcopal ordination. He even proposed, but without result, to ordain him conditionally, and “so privately that the people might not know of it.” By the act of 1661 Frankland was confirmed in the possession of his living; but the uniformity act of the following year ejected him. In 1662 Frankland retired to his patrimony at Rathmell, where he lived some years in privacy. His children were baptized (1664-1668) at the parish church. Frankland’s health begin to break in 1697, when he was troubled with gravel and died in the midst of scholars on 1 Oct 1698. He was buried on 5 Oct in Giggleswich Church, where his daughters placed an ornate mural tablet in his memory. He married Elizabeth Sanderson of Hedley Hope, in the parish of Brancepeth, Durham (buried 5 Jan 1691), and had at least two sons and three daughters: 1. John Frankland born 13 Aug 1659, entered the academy 5 May 1678, died June 1679, “the strongest man of his age in and about Natland”. 2. Richard Frankland baptized 8 Jun 1668, entered the academy 13 Apr 1680, died of the small-pox and was buried at Sheffield 4 May 1689. 3. Barbary Frankland born 16 April 1661 and buried 5 Aug 1662. 4. Elizabeth Frankland baptized 25 Aug 1664 (this is the “Mrs. Frankland” mentioned by Oliver Heywood as collecting materials for a memoir of her father). 5. Margaret Frankland married 19 Jun 1701 to Samuel Smith (died 1732) of York.

The first real biography of Frankland was published in the Christian Reformer, 1862, pp 1sq., 80 sq., by the editor, Robert Brook Aspland.

Thomas Frankland (1633 - 1690) Thomas Frankland (1633-1690), impostor and annalist, was born in Lancashire in 1633. He was entered in May 1649 at Brasenose College, Oxford, and became a fellow in 1654. He proceeded to the M.A. degree on 28 Jun 1655, and in 1662 was proctor of the university. He took orders after his grace had been three times refused, but renounced them in order to practice medicine. He settled in London and passed as M.D., alleging when asked for particulars by members of either university that he had taken his degree at the other. He applied for admission to the Royal College of Physicians, producing a certificate to attest that the M.D. degree had been conferred on him at Oxford, 10 Oct 1667. He was admitted a candidate of the college in December 1671, and on 29 July 1675 became a fellow. At a general election he was appointed junior censor of the college. His overbearing conduct in this office made him much disliked, especially by the juniors, some of whom caused a search to be made in the registers of Oxford University. The officers of the univer- FFRU Volume 11 - Page 9 (2nd Edition) sity certified by an instrument dated 15 Nov 1677 that no record of his degree could be found. Frankland showed that he held the Cambridge M.D. degree, but it was proved that this had been obtained merely on the strength of his pretended Oxford degree, he having been admitted at Cambridge on 28 Feb 1676 “to the same degree” as he held from Oxford. Other charges of receiving bribes for shielding empiric were brought against him. He was disqualified for membership of the College of Physicians, but his formal ejectment does not appear to have taken place before 26 Jun 1682, Wood says by the connivance of the senior members. Compelled to abandon medicine, Frankland had turned his undeniable talents to historical study, and in 1681 published anonymously “The Annals of King James I and King Charles I”, a folio volume of 913 pages besides preface and index. According to Wood, Frankland forges a will as well as his doctor’s certificate. His name occurs as the re- cipient of 800£ prison, where he died in 1690, and was buried in the church of St. Vedast, Foster Lane.

Sir Thomas Frankland (1717 - 1784) Sir Thomas Frankland (1717?-1784), admiral, was the second son of Henry Frankland (died in Bengal 1738), a nephew of Sir Thomas Frankland, bart., for many years (1733-42) one of the lords of the admiralty, a younger brother of Sir Charles Henry Frankland, some time consul-general in Portugal, whose story forms the groundwork of Dr. O.W. Holmes’s ballad of “Agnes”, and is told in more accurate detail in “Sir C.H. Frankland, or Boston in the Colonial Times”, by Elias Nason, and a direct descendant of Oliver Cromwell, being the great-grandson of his daughter Frances. He is described on his passing certificate, 3 Nov 1737, as being upwards of twenty years of age, and as having been at sea for six years and eleven days. After serving as a lieutenant of the Chatham, with Captain Philip Vanbrugh, and of the Cumberland, with Captain James Steuart, both on the home station, he was promoted, in July 1740, to the command of the Rose frigate, and was sent out to the Bahamas, on which station, including the coast of Florida and Carolina, he remained till the summer of 1745. During this time he captured several of the enemy’s vessels, privateers and guarda- costas, including one, in June 1742, commanded by Juan de Leon Fandino. In October 1746 Frankland was appointed to the Dragon of 60 guns, which he commanded on the Leeward Islands station till the peace. In 1755 he was again sent out to the West Indies, as commodore at Antigua, with his broad pennant in the Sinchester. His arrival on his station was marked by a disagreement with his predecessor, Commodore Pye, who, being junior to Frankland, had committed the mistake of keeping his broad pennant flying in Frankland’s presence, and was “excessively angry” that Frankland would not allow it. He had also, in Frankland’s opinion, been guilty, during the time of his command of several gross irreg- ularities, which Frankland officially reported, and which, on Pye’s return to England was inquired into by a court-martial. Frankland returned to England in October and had no further employment at sea, though rising in due course to the ranks of vice-admiral and admiral. In 1768, on the death of his elder brother, Sir Charles Henry, he succeeded to the baronetcy. In 1749 he had been elected as member of parliament for Thirsk, which he continued to represent, not taking any active part in politics, but speaking occasionally, and very much to the point, on naval matters; as, for instance, on the iniquities which pervaded the system of government contracts, 11 March 1779, and on the navy estimates, 17 June 1784. He died shortly after this last effort, on 21 Nov. He married in May 1743, Sarah, daughter of Judge Rhett of South Carolina, by whom he had a large family.

Sir John Franklin (1786 - 1847) Sir John Franklin (1786-1847), Arctic explorer, the twelfth and youngest son of Willingham Franklin of Spilsby in Lincolnshire, was born 16 April 1786. It had been intended to bring him up for the church, but a holiday visit to the seashore excited a strong desire to go to sea, which his father vainly endeavoured to over- come by sending him for a voyage in a merchant vessel as far as Lisbon. On his return he entered the royal navy on board the Polyphemus, then just sailing for the Baltic, where he played a leading part in the battle FFRU Volume 11 - Page 10 (2nd Edition) of Copenhagen. Two months later Franklin was appointed as a midshipman to the Investigator, under the command of his cousin, Matthew Flinders, and on the point of sailing for Australia. While in the Investiga- tor Franklin distinguished himself by his remarkable aptitude for nautical and astronomical observations; he was employed at Sydney as assistant in a little observatory which Flinders established, and won the notices of Captain King, the governor, who used to address him familiarly as Mr. Tyco Brahe. With Franklin’s ap- pointment in January 1818 to command the hired brig Trent, fitting out to accompany Captain Buchan in the Dorothea, Franklin’s career as an Arctic explorer commenced. In August 1823 he married Miss Porden. After her death he married 5 Nov 1828 to Miss Griffin. He died 11 Jun 1847. Franklin left but one child, the daughter of his first wife. She married in 1849 the Rev. John Philip Gell, the head of an old Derbyshire family, who, as a young man, had been elected by Dr. Arnold’s advide to be principal of the college in Hobart Town, and was long rector of Buxted in Sussex. Mrs. Gell died in 1860, leaving several children.

Eleanor Anne Franklin (1797 - 1825) Eleanor Anne Franklin (1797?-1825) poetess, first wife of John (afterwards Sir John) Franklin, was daugh- ter of William Porden, an architect of some eminence, and one of a line of architects. She early developed a taste for poetry and art, and while still a girl published “The Veils, or the Trumph of Constancy, a poem in 6 Books”. A short poem on the Arctic expedition, and a visit to the Trent, then just come home, brought her the acquaintance of John Franklin. The acquaintance was renewed on Franklin’s return from his first journey through Arctic America, and on 19 Aug 1823 she became his wife. On her marriage there was, we are told, a distinct understanding that she would “never, under any circumstances, seek to turn her husband aside from the duty he owed to his country and his profession”, a promise that she held ever to the death. On 3 Jun 1824 she gave birth to a daughter; she seems never to have recovered her health, fell into a decline, and died on 22 Feb 1825, six days after her husband had left England on his second journey through North America. Mrs. Franklin’s poetry obtained in its day a certain social success, but it has none of the elements of vitality, and is now quite forgotten.

Lady Jane Franklin (1792 - 1875) Lady Jane Franklin (1792-1875), second wife of Sir John Franklin, whom she married 5 Nov 1828, was one of three daughters of John Griffin of Bedford Place. Before her marriage she was in the habit of accompa- nying her father in his frequent journeys both in England and on the continent. Shortly after her marriage Franklin was appointed to the command of a frigate in the Mediterranean, and during the time she travelled in Syria, Asia Minor, and other parts adjacent, joining her husband as opportunity offered. She afterwards accompanied him to Van Diemen’s Land, and appears to have travelled not only over the whole of that is- land, but also in Australia and New Zealand. But she also devoted herself very earnestly to the improvement of the condition of the female convicts, on which, as well as on measures for the good of the honest labour- ing population, she is said to have expended very considerable sums. When apprehensions as to the safety of Sir John Franklin began to be felt, she was naturally one of the first to take alarm, and as early as 1848 stimulated the search both by personal influence and by the offer of a reward of 2, 000£. Between 1850 and 1857 she fitted out, mainly if not entirely at her own expense, no less than five ships for the search; the last of these, the Fox, being the one that succeeded in bringing back the story of the lost expedition. Her very last work was the completion of a monument to her husband’s memory in Westminster Abbey. She wished to compose his epitaph, but thoughts and words would not flow in unison, and the task was com- pleted by Lord Tennyson, Franklin’s nephew by marriage. It was unveiled a fortnight after her death, and a note added by Dean Stanley tells that it was “erected by his widow, who after long waiting and sending many in search of him, herself departed to seek and to find him in the realms of light, 18 July 1875, aged 83

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Robert Franklin (1630 - 1684) Robert Franklin (1630-1684), nonconformist devine, was born in London 16 Jul 1630. In his ninth year he went into Suffolk to live with an aunt, and in due course was sent to Woodbridge school. Here as he con- fessed, he was too fond of sports, violent in temper, and prone to lying. He was specially trained in writing and accounts with a view to his being apprenticed in London, but his ability led to his being sent to Cam- bridge, where he was admitted to Jesus College where he became a preacher. Franklin found that he was unable to subsist in comfort on his living, which only produced 50£ a year, and set up a school, which proved to be educationally successful, but a commercial failure. Franklin died in 1684. He left a manuscript entitled Memorable Occurrences of my Life, which is the principal source for the facts of his career. Franklin was married.

The Complete Book of Emigrants 1607-1660 Peter Wilson Coldham, Surrey, England, Published by Genealogical Publishing Company, Inc., 1001 N. Calvert St., Baltimore, MD 21202, Third Printing (1992). Submitted by Elaine F. Giddens, Rt 2, Box 212, El Campo, TX 77437. Copy in personal library. p. 141 2 May 1635. Persons to be transported [from London] to Barbados in the Alexander, Mr. Gilbert Grimes, under Captain Burche: William Rapen 29; Leonard Staples 22; John Stanford 24; James Manzer 27; John Watts 25; Thomas Clark 26; Michell Kimp 27; Henry Broughton 20; George Ventimer 20; Robert Hardy 18; Thomas Dabb 25; George Norton 22; William Huckle 20; Edward Kemp 19; William Powell 19; Ralph Prowd 26; John Bullman 40; John Watts 19; William Dench 16; Francis Peck 22; John Benstedd 24; Symon Parler 24; Richard Howseman 19; Walter Jones 20; Phelix Lyne 25; Arthur Write 21; Lewes Williams 21; William Pott 18; Thomas Gilson 21; Nicholas Watson 26; Olliver Hookham 32; Christopher Buckland 25; John Hill 23; Anthony Skooler 20; John Anderson 21; William Phillipps 17; John Besford [Basford] 18; Henry Yatman 21; Robert Duce 18; Owen Williams 18; John Write 24; William Clark 19; Edward Haling- worth 46; Richard Powell 32; Henry Longsha 23; John Bush 22; Jonathan Franklin 17; John Phillipps 20; Richard Cribb 19; Thomas Browne 18; John Greenwich 21; John Neesom 19; Edward Church 18; Anthony Threlcatt 19; William Willis 17; Clement Hawkins 16; Lewes Hughes 19; John Greene 22; Richard Mar- shall 36; Mathew Calland 16; Lewes David 28; George White 18; George Ridglie 17; Dennis McBrian 18; John Bussell 36; James Driver 27; Hugh Johnes 22; Thomas Gildingwater 30; John Ashurst 24; James Par- kinson 23; William Young 21; William Smith 18; Morgan Jones 31; John Richard 30; Peter Flaming 16; Miles Farring 24; Robert Atkins 23; Benjamin Mason 23; Thomas Rutter 22; John Howse 41; John Cole 20; James Watts 35; William Crowe [Crome] 17; Phillipp Lovell 34 and wife Elizabeth Lovell 33; Rowland Mathew 27; Robert Sprite 30; John Weston 41; James Smith 19; John Smith 19; Richard Lee 22; William Seely 29; Edward Plunket 20; Thomas Plunkett 28; Rowland Plunkett 18; Teague Nacton 28; Dermond O’Bryan 20; Charles Galloway 19; James Montgomery 19; John McConry 28; Samuell Priday [or Penday] 20; Samuell Farron 30; Edmond Montgomery 26; Olliver Bassett 14; Parry Wy 15; Daniell Burch 14; Ri- chard Stone 13; Thomas Taylor 27; Edmond Nash 21; John Herring 28; William Beaton 24; Thomas Roe 22; Edward Banks 35; Thomas Fludd 21; David Collingworth 22; William Mathews 30; Tymothie Good- man 27; Thomas Penson 20; William Anderson 36; George Merriman 41; John Dellahay 27; Robert Lee 33; John Jackson 24; Alexander de la Garde 27; Franics Marshall 26; Walter Lutterell 20; John White 15; John Burton 17; Symon Wood 14; Robert Mussell 14; Richard Fane 15; Robert Roberts 18; William Lake 14; Richard Iveson 16; Humfrey Kerby 18; Edward Cokes 17; Henry Morton 20; James Brett 17; Thomas Den- nis 18; Thomas More 33; John Lawrence 17; William Martin 13; Richard Philpe 17; Barbarie Reason 20; Jane Marshall 21; Diana Drake 19; Mary Inglish 17; Annis Barrat 20; Marie Lambeth 17; Ann Mann 17; Elizabeth Warren 17; Ann Skynggle 18; Alice Chump 20; Mathew [i.e. Martha] May 21; Elizabeth Cham- bers 20; Elizabeth Farmer 20; Margaret Conway 20; Grace Walker 34; Edith Jones 21; Alice Guy 20; Mary

FFRU Volume 11 - Page 12 (2nd Edition) Spendley 17; Ann Gardner 36. (PRO:E157/201) p. 238 7 Nov 1648. Depositions by Charles Young, citizen and vintner of London aged 30, and Thomas Bland of London, scrivener aged 27, made at the request of Henry Franckland of London, merchant, that on 22 No- vember 1647 Robert Neveson, sometime of London, merchant, signed an obligation to deliver sugar from Barbados to Franckland aboard the Recovery. (MCD 22). p. 289 17 May 1655. Petition of William Franklyn of Boston, New England. In October 1651 he sent a small ship from Boston to Palm Island but it was captured by Prince Rupert and he prays compensation. The petitioner is recommended for employment in the Custom House. (CSPC3) p. 297 4 October 1655. Richard Frankeland of Claypole, Lincs, laborer, bound to Samuel Austen, planter, to serve 4 years in Barbados. (BRO4) p. 340 February, 1657. William Francklyn sues Timothy Osburne, executor of Humphrey Osburne and his relict Susan, regarding a house in Banbury, Oxon, and a business in Boston, New England. Names mentioned in connection with New England: Jeremy Bellcher, James Curratt, William Jones, Nathaniel Williams, Tho- mas Burton and John Andrews. (LMC5). p. 469 21 August 1660. Elinor Jeffries, spinster and Henry Shoare bound to Elizabeth Shute to serve 4 years in Vir- ginia. Nicholas Beale, carpenter, bound to John Cox, merchant, to serve 5 years in Virginia. Mary Simons and Mary Emery, spinsters, bound to Richard Whippey to serve 4 years in Virginia. Elizabeth Freeman, spinster, bound to John Tench to serve 4 years in Virginia. William Bowle, yeoman, and John Richards, yeo- man, bound to William Presley to serve 4 years in Virginia. Mabell Howell, spinster, bound to John Chal- loner to serve 4 years in Barbodos. John Soper, yeoman, bound to William Phelps to serve 4 years in Barbados. Richard Haukford, weaver, and Richard Franklin, shoemaker, bound to William Gelph, mariner to serve 6 and 4 years in Barbados. Elizabeth Savage, spinster, and Richard Pullin, yeoman bound to John Woolcot to serve 4 years in Maryland. Thomas Bayly, mariner, bound to Thomas Furlong, mariner, to serve 4 years in Maryland. Jehu Bennet bound to John Darby, mariner, to serve 3 years in Maryland. Joane Howell bound to William Crocker to serve 6 years in Nevis. Henry Shoare bound to Elizabeth Shute to serve 4 years in Virginia. Anne Wells and Christopher Seegrum bound to John Love, mariner, to serve 4 years in Virginia. John Burt of Montacute, [Som], yeoman, and Robert Dickers, yeoman, bound to Thomas Ofield to serve 4 and 6 years in Virginia. Thomas Dampney, cooper, bound to Woodman Stockley, planter, to serve 4 years

1. Public Record Office. Most references are to documents held at the PRO, Chancery Lane, Lon- don WC2A 1LR, England; those references with a CO prefix are held at the PRO, Kew, Rich- mond, Surrey TWp 4DU, England. 2. Depositions and interrogatories in the Lord Mayor’s Court of London (additional to those pub- lished in Lord Mayor’s Court Depositions, by Peter Wilson Coldham. Washington: National Genealogical Society, 1980 (Special Publication #44); originals held at Corporation of London Record Office 3. Calendars of State Papers, American and Colonial Series, 1574-1660, ed. W. Noel Sainsbury, Longman and Green, 1860. 4. Bristol Record Office. City of Bristol Record Office, The Council House, College Green, Bristol BS1 5 TR, England. References are to manuscript volumes entitled ‘Servants to Foreign Planta- tions,’ ref. 04220. 5. Lord Mayor’s Court Depositions, by Peter Wilson Coldham. Washington: National Genealogical Society, 1980 (Special Publication No. 44 FFRU Volume 11 - Page 13 (2nd Edition) in Virginia. Peter Barnard of Ledbury, Heref, and his wife Joane Bernard, bound to William Rodney to serve 4 years in Virginia. Jane King, spinster, bound to Edmund Ellis, planter, to serve 6 years in Antigua. (BRO). p. 474 12 October 1660. William Reane bound to Thomas Fines to serve 3 years in Virginia. William Mathewes bound to Mathew Steevens to serve 4 years in Virginia. Thomas Aust bound to James Matts to serve 4 years in Virginia. The following, all of New Sarum, Wilts, bound to John Hopkins of Bristol, grocer, to serve in Virginia; Sarah George for 4 years; John Payne for 7 years; Anne Luxmore for 7 years; Joane Francklin for 4 years; Rebecca Foenix for 4 years; Elizabeth Musprat for 4 years; Margaret Waterman for 4 years; John Luke for 7 years; John Byshop for 7 years. (BRO).

The Complete Book of Emigrants 1661-1699 By Peter Wilson Coldham, Surrey, England, Published by Genealogical Publishing Company, Inc., 1001 N. Calvert St., Baltimore, MD 21202, Second Printing (1993). Submitted by Elaine F. Giddens, Rt 2, Box 212, El Campo, TX 77437. Copy in personal library. p.16 6 September 1661. The following apprenticed in Bristol: Robert Hedges to James Cole, 4 years Nevis; Arthur Evitt, yeoman to Charles Kelly, 4 years Nevis; John Lyning to Joseph Hardwick, 8 years Nevis; Nathaniell Linley to John Wintle, 5 years Virginia; Thomas Broadrish to John Reede, 3 years Virginia; Wil- liam Church to John Pearson, 5 years Virginia; Anne Roynolds to Martha Braine, 5 years Virginia; Thomas Reynolds to same, 9 years Virginia; Henry Francklin to same, 6 years Virginia. (BR6) p.53 8 August 1663. The following apprenticed in Bristol: John Franklin to William Luff, 4 years Virginia. (BR) p. 60 8 February 1664. The following apprenticed in Bristol: John Francklin to Morgan Stacy, 4 years Barbados; Ann Gould to John Abbott, 4 years Nevis; Martha Waltar to same 4 years Barbados; Edward Turford to Samuell Court, 3 years Barbados; Codogan Jones to William Thomas, 4 years Antigua; Phillip Thomas to same, 6 years Antigua; Thomas Jones to same, 7 years Antigua; Christopher Andrews to same, 7 years An- tigua; Waltar Thomas to same, 7 years Antigua; Peter Williams to same, 4 years Angigua; Roger Apply to same, 4 years Angigua; Mary Jones to same, 9 years Angigua; James Vithnell to Edward Everatt, 7 years Nevis; John Provender to Esaac Easton, 4 years New England; John Wattkins to Symon Court, 4 years Bar- bados; Rowland Davice to Robert Pratt, 4 years Barbados; Michaell Symkins to Thomas Elbridge, 4 years New England; Elianor Lacy to John Morgan, 4 years New England; John Moreton to same, 5 years New England; Nathaniell Corneborough to... p.113 25 October 1667. Newgate prisoners reprieved to be transported to Barbados. London: George Anderton; Charles Lawrence; Robert Francklyn; William Payne; Edward Evans; John Ward; Thomas Haywood; William Allen; Robert Allen; Jonas Stonier alias Sommer; Penelope Dilling, spinster; Deborah Mann; John Peirce alias Price; Hugh Oghen; John Wright alias Green; Elizabeth Scott, spinster; Elizabeth Bond, spin- ster; Thomas Hosey; Alice Turner, spinster; Margaret Wexham, spinster, alias wife of Nicholas Wexham; Jan Jarvis, spinster, alias wife of Edward Jarvis; Jane Smith, spinster. Middlesex: Otwell Miller of Clerken- well, yeoman; Isaac Oliver of St. Katherine by the Tower; Matthew Cotton of Islington; John Cooton (sic) of the same; John Turner of the same; William Kilam of Stratford by Bow; William Alexander of St. Martin in the Fields; Mary Haward of the same; Grace Hawkins, wife of John Hawkins of the same; Sarah Kirton of St. Margaret Westminster, spinster; Anne Belcherre of St. Giles Cripplegate, spinster; Anne Davies; Mary Waldron, spinster, alias wife of George Waldron of Clerkenwell; Elizabeth Milner alias Millier of St.

6. Bristol Registers of Servants sent to Foreign Plantations 1654-1686, ed. Peter Wilson Coldham, Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Company, 1988. FFRU Volume 11 - Page 14 (2nd Edition) Giles in the Fields, spinster; Adam Parrett of St. Andrew Holborn; John Gardiner of the same; Edward Gar- raway of Paddington; Robert Howard of Shoreditch; Thomas Austen of St. Paul Covent Garden; Margaret Grayer of St. Clement Danes, spinster. (PRO: C66/3088/4). p.115 13 November 1667. The following apprenticed in Bristol: Thomas Joanes to Thomas Franklin, 4 years Vir- ginia; Penelope Pretty to William Hoottest, 5 years Virginia; Pheby Carver to Anne Lugge, 6 years Virginia. (BR). p.147 26 July 1669. The following apprenticed in Bristol: James Brimble to Thomas Francklyn, 4 years Virginia; Mary Mathews to William Sanders, 4 years Virginia; John Moore to Richard Rider, 4 years Virginia; Olliver Morgan to Richard Saunders, 4 years Virginia; John Evans to Edward Adams, 4 years Virginia; Christopher Roberts to same, 4 years Virginia; John Allen to James Wallis, 4 years Nevis; Sarah Crow to Walter Rich- ardson, 4 years Virginia. (BR). p.150 6 September 1669. The following apprenticed in Bristol: Joan Clarke to Thomas Francklyn, 4 years Vir- ginia; John Samm to Thomas Carny, 4 years Virginia; Samuell Sanderland to William Morgan, 4 years Vir- ginia; John King to same, 4 years Virginia; Evan Thomas to Jasper Creede, 6 years Virginia. (BR). p.254 13 September 1675. The following apprenticed in Bristol: Richard Carter to John Stephens, 4 years Virgin- ia; Mary Gwillim to John Mason, 4 years Virginia; Hester Handy to James Wall, 5 years Virginia; Samuell Franklyn to same, 5 years Virginia. (BR). p.296 9 September 1677. The following apprenticed in Bristol: Henry Gosmoore to Richard Franklin, 5 years Virginia by Expectation; Ann Nagis to William Oldys, 5 years Virginia by Comfort, Mr. William Stevens; William Jones to Arthur Grant, Virginia by Nevis Merchant, said Arthur Grant Mr. (BR). 11 September 1677. The following apprenticed in Bristol: James Briant to Thomas Russell, 4 years Virginia by Unicorn; William Basset to Richard Francklin 7 years Virginia by Expections. (BR). p.347 22 September 1679. Shippers by the Richard, Mr. Thomas Jowles, bound from London for New England; John Reynolds, Nicholas Brattle, James Lane, Edward West, Edward Tarleton, Eros Norwick, Jeremy Johnson, Abraham Jesson, William Shirley, Walter Mico, John Clarke, Peter Buckley, Richard Gawthorne, Richard Shipton, James Swift, Abraham Tillard, Nicholas Chaplin, Richard Russell, Richard Parrett, Ed- ward Hall, John Blackall, John Silvester, Edward Ellis, Benjamin Scrivener, William Crouch, Epaphras Shrimpton, William Sloughton, Ezekiel Hutchinson, George Walker, John Loggin, James Eyton, Richard Franklin, John Norman, Andrew Kendrick, Richard Lloyd, George Benson, Stephen Cole, Jacob Preston, Edmond Hall. (PRO:E190/84/1). p. 348 25 September 1679. The following apprenticed in Bristol to go to Virginia by the Bristol Factor: Joane Isles to Roger Drew, 4 years; George Hort to Richard Franklyn, 4 years. (BR). p.357 27 January - 11 March and 24 September - 8 October, 1680. Shippers by the Dolphin. Mr. John Foye, bound from London for New England: Joseph Hyde, John Gould, Symon Synn, Thomas Tryon, Thomas Hartley, John Philpott, Samuell Blewett, Robert Hudson, Thomas Humphrey, John Sundry, Philip Bartlett, John Ellers, Benjamin Swaine, Jonathan Leigh, Thomas Hogg, Peter Hudson, Robert Hind, William Roby, Wil- liam Disher, John James, Francis Burroughs, Dillington Tankard, William Tatnall, Thomas Tarvin, Thomas Mayer, John Crowe, Richard Franklin, Josias Dowry, John Sindry, Richard Shipton, Thomas Gatton, Ja- cob Jesson, Thomas Southby, John Hyde. (PRO:E/190/91/1). p.370 21-27 October 1680. Shippers by the Bristol Factor bound from Bristol for Virginia: Stephen Watts, Rich- FFRU Volume 11 - Page 15 (2nd Edition) ard Franklin, John Jones, Bartholomew Robinson, William Smith. (PRO:E190/1141/1). p.382 14-15 September 1681. Shippers by the John of Bristol, Mr Henry Totterdale, bound from Bristol for Vir- ginia: Thomas Puxton, Richard Franklin. pro:e190/1142/3). p.426 11-18 September 1683. The following apprenticed in Middlesex to James Conoway, master of the Balti- more, to serve him in Maryland: Samuel Northerow of Leicestershire, aged 25, 4 years; Martha Reader of Hertfordshire, spinster aged 19, 6 years; John Harwood of London, aged 22, 4 years; Thomas Knightsmith of London, aged 21, 4 years; John Start of London, aged 16, 8 years; Frances Francklin of Battersea, Sur- rey, aged 20, 4 years; John Smith of London, aged 21, 4 years; John Hannam of London, aged 20, 4 years. (GLRO:MR/E/5937) p. 437 1683-1685?: Fishmongers’ Company records of apprentices bound to foreign plantation: Bound to Thomas Richardson for Jamaica: Jane Buck, aged 23, Elizabeth Franklyn of Bishopsgate, [London], aged 20; Ri- chard Francklyn, age 23; Thomas Ellis, aged 21; Mary Myles, aged 22. p.489 2 October 1684. The following apprenticed in London: Martin Franklyn, son of Richard F. of Kilburn, Middlesex, husbandman, deceased to Peter Barton, 4 years Virginia; Joseph Scott, son of Caleb S., citizen and cooper of London deceased, to John Hill of London, merchant, 5 years Barbados. (LMWB14/23). p.505 27 February 1685. The following apprenticed in London: Thomas Franklin, son of Abraham F. of Dun- nings Alley, Billingsgate Street, London, weaver, to Thomas Nicchols of St. Giles in the Fields, Middlesex, gent, 4 years Jamaica, with the consent of his father and mother. (LMWB14/1658) p.523 8 July 1685. Convicted before Chief Justice Jefferies at the Court of Oyer and Terminer for Dorset, Sumer- set and Devon for waging war against the King and sentenced to be transported to the Americas [sentence enrolled on 4 February 1691]: ...Thomas Francklyn .... (Many more names listed, too many to include here. If you suspect that one of your ancestors might have been included in this list, please let me know and I will be happy to check for you./Editor). (PRO:C66/3339/1 and SP (Domestic) James II Vol. 1 NO. 159). p.549 26 September 1685. Rebels convicted after Monmouth’s rebellion and to be transported by Jerome Nepho to Barbados. Embarked on the Betty of London: ... Thomas Franklyn ... (Again, many other names listed here.) p. 559 24 November 1685. The following apprenticed in London: Agnes Day of London, spinster aged 16, to Alice Bare, widow, 4 years Nevis, with the consent of Elizabeth Franklyn of the Three Cranes near Joiners’ Hall. (LMWB 14/459). p.605 26 June 1688. The following apprenticed from Christ’s Hospital: Richard Francklin, aged 15, sent to Mrs. Margaret Farewell living in Bashinghall Street to be bound to her son George Farewell, an attorney in Bos- ton, New England; Nathaniell Crockford, age 13, sent to his mother Rebecca Crockford to go with Mr. Th- omas Brinley, merchant, to Boston, New England. (CH9).

7. Greater London Record Office, 40 Northampton Road, London EC1 OAB. 8. Lord Mayor of London’s Waiting Books, Corporation of London Record Office, PO Box 270, Guildhall, London EC2P 2EJ. 9. Child apprentices in America from Christ’s Hospital, London, 1617-1788, ed. Peter Wilson Coldham. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Company, 1990 FFRU Volume 11 - Page 16 (2nd Edition) p.615 3 May 1689. Petition by John Clapp, Joseph Pitts and John Gould of Colyton, Devon, and Daniel Cleveland and Nathaniel Smith of Honiton, Devon, that the following persons, men of industrious and sober lives, who were sentenced to be sold as slaves to America, be allowed to return home to their families. All were taken into custody after the defeat of the Duke of Monmouth, some having take up arms against the King, others having supplied provisions to the rebels but many not having assisted at all: Judge Jefferies required all of them to plead guilty or face immediate execution and they were therefore terrified into making false con- fessions and accepting banishment for ten years. John Smith, Thomas Franklyn, Abraham Thomas, John Baker, James Fowick, Christopher Irwell, Richard Pyne, John White, Samuell Pinson, Richard Parker, Fran- cis Smith, Emanuel Marchant, Thomas Meade, Nicholas Salter, Benjamin Whicker, John Heathfield, Nicholas Braddon, Francis Puckett, John Gey, William Harvey, Thomas Quick, Thomas Peston, John Co- nant, William Clarke, Edmund Boyett, Thomas Boyett, Peter Kent, John Clode, Argenton Roost, Gideon Dare, Humphrey Slade, John Skiffe, John Bagwell, Henry Tizard, John Alston, George Macey, Richard Greene, John Edwards, Robert Spurway, Edward Vildue, William Browne. (PRO:SP32/43, 44/236). p.641 6 December 1693. Newgate prisoners reprieved to be transported to Barbados or Jamaica. London: ...Wil- liam Smith alias Francklyn alias Bavington of Whitechapel... (Many other names listed here. Will check other names for you if you will send name./Editor). p.652 16 September-6 November 1695. Shippers by the Bengall, Mr. Christopher Scandrett, bound from Bristol for Virginia: Richard Franklin, Peter Wadding, Sir William Davies, Charles Harford, Thomas Hodges, Roger Kirk, Thomas Tyler, William Scott, Thomas Longman, Thomas Harbert. (PRO:E190/1151/1). p.668 7-27 December 1696. Shippers by the Mountjoy, Mr. James Scott, bound from Bristol for Virginia: Thomas Longman, William French, Joseph James, George Mason, John Taylor, John Batchelor, Richard Franklin, Arthur Jackson, John Olliver. (PRO:E190/1152/3). p. 682 1-23 December 1697. Shippers by the Dispatch of Bristol, Mr. John Thomas, bound from Bristol for Vir- ginia: John Scandrett, Richard Franklin, Abraham Lewis, Robert Tunbridge, Thomas Tyler, Edward Lloyd, Sir John Duddlestone. (PRO:E109/1154/2). 4 December-2 February 1697. Shippers by the Mountjoy, Mrs. James Scott, bound from Bristol for Virginia: Ezekiel (?) Wallis, John Bachelor, Thomas Longman, William French, Samuell Weekes, Joseph Temple, George Mason, Richard Franklin, Joseph James, John Oliver, Joseph Brittain, William Stafford, Thomas Mountjoy, William Burges, Sir Richard Crompe. (PRO:E190/1154/2). p.718 21 October-22 November 1699. Shippers by the Richard and Mary, Mr. Philip Franklin, bound from Bris- tol for Virginia: Ambrose Dudley, John Cades, Robert Peyton, Edmond Mountjoy, William Lisle, James Addis, Richard Franklin, Henry Whithead, John Knight, Thomas Whittup, William Bath, Richard Burgis, William House, Humphrey Clarke. (PRO: E190/1156/1).

The Complete Book of Emigrants 1700-1750 Peter Wilson Coldham, Surrey, England, Published by Genealogical Publishing Company, Inc., 1001 N. Calvert St., Baltimore, MD 21202, Second Printing (1993). Submitted by Elaine F. Giddens, Rt 2, Box 212, El Campo, TX 77437. Copy in personal library. p.13 11 Jul 1700. Western and Oxford Circuit prisoners reprieved to be transported to America. Oxfordshire: Ed- ward Francklyn of Bullington Green. (many other names listed). (PRO: C66/3416/13). p.17 FFRU Volume 11 - Page 17 (2nd Edition) 13 September-5 October 1700. Shippers by the Bristol Merchant, Mr. Abraham Lewis, bound from Bristol for Virginia: Robert Vickris, John Jones and Company, Samuel Packer, Francis Bedford, Charles Jones Jr., Charles Jones Sr., Arthur Sawier, Ambrose Dudley, Edward Lloyd, William Hicks, William Francklyn, John Young, Walter Gardner, Thomas Ryland, John Allen. (PRO: E190/1158/1). 7 October 1700. Shippers by The Richard and Mary, Mr. Phillip Francklyn, bound from Bristol for Vir- ginia (and Jamaica): Richard Francklyn, Richard Burgis. (PRO: E190/1158/1). p.18 7-15 October 1700. Shippers by the Francis, Mr. John Walker, bound from Bristol for Virginia: Cornelius Read, Richard Franklyn, Richard Burgis, Samuel Wills, John Nickolls, William Galbraith. (PRO: E190/ 1158/1). p.21 19 November-16 December 1700. Shipper by the Salisbury, Mr. Thomas Mountjoy, bound from Bristol for Virginia: Abraham Atwood, Thomas Hollister, John Jenkins, Richard Francklyn, Edmund Mountjoy, Ed- ward Jones, Richard Payne, Arthur Taylor and Company, Isaac Vellin. (PRO:E190/1361/1). p. 24 27 January 1701. The following apprenticed in Liverpool to Mr. Ralph Williamson to go to Virginia by the Robert and Elizabeth: ...John Frankland of Middlesex, aged 21 for 5 years.... (Many other names listed). (LTB10). p.30 25 September-23 October 1701. Shippers by the Bristol Merchant, Mr. Abraham Lewis, bound from Bristol for Virginia: Brice Webb, Samuel Drew and Company, Joseph Smith, Richard Vickris, Robert Yate, Mat- thias Smith, Christopher Colloe, Arthur Sawier, Edward Hollister, Peter Wadding, William Hobbs, Abra- ham Hooke, John Corsley, Ambrose Dudley and Company, Richard Francklyn, Edward Loyde and Company (PRO: E190/1159/2). p.33 19 November-20 December 1701. Shippers by the Bengal Merchant, Mr. Francis Fisher, bound from Bristol for Virginia: Richard Francklyn, Richard Vickris, Edmond Mountjoy, Arthur Sawier, Samuel Drew, Daniel Kill, Matthias Jones, Samuel Whitchurch, Charles King, William Attwood, Richard Lane. (PRO: E190/1159/2). p.44 18 November-4 January 1702. Shippers by the Salisbury, Mr. William Adams, bound from Bristol for Vir- ginia: Richard Francklyn, William Perks, Edward Foy, Thomas Anthony, Thomas Hungerford. (PRO: E190/1160/3). p.69 22 January-18 March 1706. Shippers by the Mary and Sarah, Mr. Elisha James, bound from Bristol for Vir- ginia: William Perks, Richard Franklin, Abraham Elton, Isaac Elton, Thomas Doleman, Robert Bayly, Sir John Dudlestone, Thomas Longman, Peter Mugleworth, William Hicks, Benjamin Gwin, Brice Webb, Aus- tin Goodwin. (PRO: E190/1160/5). p.70 29 January-16 March 1706. Shippers by the Salisbury, Mr. William Adams bound from Bristol for Virginia: Warren Cary, Richard Franklin, William Perks, Edward Foye, John Packer, Edward Hackett, Isaac Elton, William Dutton, Joseph Lemmon, George Braine, Samuel Blake, Henry Comb. (PRO: E190/1160/5). p.70 31 January-13 March 1706. Shippers by the Ann, Mr. John Jones, bound from Bristol for Virginia: William Perks, William Blunden, John Horsington, Henry Parker, Jeremiah Peares, William Clarke, James Loyde,

10. Liverpool Town Books, City of Liverpool Record Office, William Brown Street, Liverpool L3 8EW FFRU Volume 11 - Page 18 (2nd Edition) John Jesse, John Webly, Laurence Hollister, Joseph Gotley, Richard Bond, George Mason, John Batchelor, William Batchelor and Company, Thomas Gibbs, Bridget Hort, Samuel Hurtnell, Joshua Franklin, An- drew Pope, Samuel Hunt, Robert Smith, Joseph Horke, Austin Goodwin, William Morrison, Nathaniel Day, John Gilbert, Nathaniel Butler, James Milard, John Beacher, George Mason, David Vaughan, Thomas Do- ver, Humphrey Wattmore, Abraham Elton. (PRO: E190/1160/5). p.88 7 October-21 November 1707. Shippers by the Francis, Mr. John Paine, bound from Bristol for Virginia: William Perks, John Walker, James Lloyd, Thomas Morgan, Edward Foy, Benjamin Perrot, John Sealy, Pe- ter Wadding, Richard Francklyn. (PRO: E190/1161/3). p.82 6-19 March 1707. Shippers by the Salisbury, Mr. Edward Foye, bound from Bristol for Virginia: Richard Francklyn, Ann Cooper, Thomas Blagden, James Lloyd, Joshua Francklyn, John Dowdling, Joseph Fowle, John Vigor, William Dutton, Edmond Montjoy, Robert White, David Davis, Nathaniel Pope. (PRO:E190/1161/3). p.100 13 January-10 February 1709. Shippers by the Indian, Mr. George Pitts, bound from Bristol for Virginia: Richard Francklyn, John Curtis, William Francklyn, Nathaniel Buttler. (PRO: E190/1165/1). p.101 15 February-10 March 1709. Shippers by the Hannibal, Mr. Richard Cheshire, bound from Bristol for Vir- ginia: William Perks, Thomas Longman and Company, John Webley, John Bachelor, Arthur Tindall, Abra- ham Elton, John Becher, John Lemone, Richard Francklyn, Arthur Sawier. (PRO: E190/1165/1). p.110 8-31 December 1709. Shippers by the Richard and Mary, Mr. John Chaplin, bound from Bristol for Virgin- ia: Richard Francklyn and Company, William Pearks, Jr., John Bacheler, Joseph Lond (?), Isaac Elton. (PRO: E190/1165/1, 1166/3). p.121 29 December-12 March 1710. Shippers by the Bristol Merchant, Mr. Abraham Lewis, bound from Bristol for Virginia: Jeremy Pearce, Thomas Wills, William Perks, James Leisoe (?), Jacob Hollister and Company, Abraham Birkin, Robert Smith, Samuel Hunt Jr., Richard Francklyn, Capel Hanbury, Humphrey Watt- more, James Loyde, Sir John Duddlestone, John Bacheler Jr., James Haynes and Company, Peter Hiley, John Byam, Henry Hobbs, Samuel Johnson, George Martin, William Swymmer Jr. (PRO: E190/1169/1). p.127 11-25 August 1711. Shippers by the Richard and Mary, Mr. John Chaplin, bound from Bristol for Virginia: George Mason, Sir John Duddlestone, Isaac Elton, James Loyde, Edward Jackson, William Attwood, George Martin and Company, Richard Francklyn and Company, John Duddlestone, Thomas Cary, William Scudamore, Thomas Packer, John Bacheler, Jos Francklyn, Henry Wharton, Austin Goodwin. (PRO: E190/ 1169/1). p.148 18 December-21 January 1713. Shipper by the Esther, Mr. Robert Sinclair, bound from Bristol for Virginia: William Francklyn, Sarah Little, Richard Price, Thomas Cave, Athel Tyndale and Company, Richard Cheshire, Thomas Gibbs and Company, Thomas Noble, John Burridge Esq. (PRO: E190/1173/1 1175/1). p.191 19 December-9 January 1716. Shipper by the Isaac, Mr. Joseph Long, bound from Bristol for Virginia: Ed- ward Jackson, Abraham Elton and Company, William Franklyn. (PRO: E190/1179/2 1181/1). p.204 11-26 October 1717. Shippers by the Bristol Merchant, Mr. John Wynne, bound from Bristol for Virginia: Henry Franklyn, Richard Henvill, Walter Allison. (PRO: E190/1181/1). p.255 FFRU Volume 11 - Page 19 (2nd Edition) July 1720. William Stone Francklin apprenticed from Christ’s Hospital to his brother Charles F. to serve William Ryder, master of the galley Fanteen bound for Guinea and Barbados. (CH11). p. 274 28 June 1721. Shipper by the Jane, Mr. David Frankland, bound from Liverpool for Boston: John Vallen- tine. (PRO: E190/1401/1). p.347 22-25 October 1725. The following bound to James Gerald: Nicholas Pellham of Shoreditch, Middlesex, laborer aged 19, to serve 4 years in Maryland; Robert Franklyn of Tadnam (Todenham?), Lemington (?), Gloucestershire, husbandman age 19, to serve 4 years in Maryland; Charles Wingfield of Wapping, Mid- dlesex, sugar baker aged 20, to serve 4 years in Jamaica @ £8 p.a.; William Clark of St. Ann, Westminster, carpenter and joiner aged 20, to serve 4 years in Maryland @ L20 p.a. currency. (CLRO: ATSM/120-12312). p.353 November 1725. Grants made in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury, London: Administration of Edward Newton of Maryland, bachelor; Administrator of Daniel King of Annapolis Royal, Anne Arundell County, Maryland who died at sea on the merchant ship Content; Administration of Henry Francklyn of Boston, New England; Administration of Robert Arundell of Ottery St. Mary, Devon, who died in Annapolis Royal. (AW13). p.418 25 June 1730. Shipper by the Champion, Mr. Thomas Franklyn, bound from Newcastle for New England: Said master. (PRO: E190/235/6). p.509 28 July 1735. The following bound to Neal MacNeal: George Bedford of Droitwich, Worcestershire, hus- bandman aged 38 to serve 4 years in Jamaica; John Franklyn of St. Bartholomew the Great, London, cab- inet maker aged 22, to serve 4 years in Jamaica; Thomas Lawson of Chester, surgeon, aged 25, to serve 4 years in Jamaica; Jacob Dean of Sapsud (Sawbridgeworth?), Hartfordshire, aged 17, to serve 5 years in Vir- ginia or Maryland; James Quintin of St. Gregory, Norwich, barber and wigmaker aged 19, to serve 5 years in Virginia or Maryland. (CLRO: ATSM/55-5914). p.606 9-10 April 1745. Shipper by the Dolphin, Mr. James Carthy, bound from Newcastle for South Carolina: Robert Frankling. (PRO: E190/245/4).

The Complete Book of Emigrants 1751-1776 Peter Wilson Coldham, Surrey, England, Published by Genealogical Publishing Company, Inc., 1001 N. Calvert St., Baltimore, MD 21202, (1993). Submitted by Elaine F. Giddens, Rt 2, Box 212, El Campo, TX 77437. Copy in personal library. p. 69 May 1759. Grants made in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury: Administration with will of William Hasle- wood, Lieutenant in the Royal American Regiment, who died in North America, bachelor; Administrator of John Watson of News River, North Carolina, bachelor; Administration of Jonathan Francklyn of Boston, New England, seaman of H.M. Ship Magnanime; Administration of John Murray, Captain-Lieutenant of

11. Child Apprentices in America from Christ’s Hospital, London 1617-1788, ed. Peter Wilson Cold- ham. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Company, 1990 12. Corporation of London Record Office, PO Box 270, Guildhall, London EC2P 2EJ 13. American Wills and Administrations in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury 1610-1857, ed. Peter Wilson Coldham. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Company, 1989 14. Agreements to serve in the Plantations, Memoranda. FFRU Volume 11 - Page 20 (2nd Edition) the 55th Regiment of Foot, who died in North America, bachelor. (AW). p. 96 1-7 October 1763. Shippers by the Antelope, Mr. Christopher Franklin, bound from Newcastle for South Carolina: Middleton Hewiston, John Suggitt, John Nesbitt. (PRO: E190/263/1). p. 116 December 1765. Grants made in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury. Limited administration of Daniel Robins of New Shoreham, Newport County, Rhode Island, a private in Captain Giles Russell’s Company of the Rhode Island Regiment of Foot, who died in Havana, bachelor, apprentice to Abel Franklin of New Shoreham, yeoman. (AW). p. 131 3 August-7 October 1767. Depositions taken in Calvert County, Maryland, re the voyage of the Ann and Mary, Mr. Richard Cox, from Maryland to London in 1765. Deponents include: Col. William Fitzhugh of Calvert County, Maryland, gent, aged 45; Hugh Hopewell of Saint Marys County, Maryland, gent, aged 43; James John Mackall of Calvert County, gent. aged 30; Thomas Blake of Calvert County, gent. aged 39; Ben- jamin Sedwick of Calvert County, planter aged 36; Mrs. Elizabeth Sanders of Ann Arundel County, gentle- woman aged 50, a Quaker; Charles Grahame of Lower Marlbro, Calvert County, merchant aged 46; David Slater of Lower Marlbro, merchant aged 34/35; Jacob Franklin of Ann Arundel County, gent, aged 50, a Quaker; Robert Norris of Ann Arundel County, Merchant aged 29, a Quaker; Enoch Magruder of Pricen George’s County, merchant aged 44; James Belt of Prince Georges County, mariner aged 19; Daniel Wol- stenholme Esq. of Annapolis, aged 46. (National Genealogical Society Quarterly 60/13-17). p. 159 20 November 1772. Shippers by the Providence and Nancy, Mr. Samuel Price, bound from Newcastle for New York: John Stephenson, Christopher Franklin. (PRO: E190/271/3). p. 255 27 February-6 March 1775. Shipped as indentured servants from Bristol to Philadelphia by the Ann, Mr. George Forten: Peter Franklyn of Bath, laborer, aged 23. p. 260 20-27 March 1775. Passenger from Portsmouth to Philadelphia by the Pennsylvania Packer: Mr. Frank- land, aged 58. (EFE15).

North Carolina Marriages 1741 - 1868 Submitted by Elaine F Giddens, Rt 2, Box 212, El Campo, TX 77437 Taken from microfiche at Clayton Library, Houston 16 Grooms

Husband Wife Date Bond Bondsman Witness Performed By Abraham Keel, Mary E. 12 Oct 1859 4505 D(aniel) K. Ben Saml. Lang- Franklin Gal- don loway, JP Ambrose Jones, Elizabeth 18 Mar 1826 15364 Jno P. Womack N. Lewis M Lewis, JP Ambrose Jones, Hicksey 3 Oct 1814 153208 Francis Jones D. S. King Andrew Jack- Johnson, Selina 24 Jun 1860 78548 E. J. Tweed John B. Nel- A. S. Tweed son son

15. Emigrants from England to the American Colonies 1773-1776, ed. Peter Wilson Coldham. Balti- more: Genealogical Publishing Company, 1988 16. Note: No counties listed in 1st Edition.- Ed 2nd Edition FFRU Volume 11 - Page 21 (2nd Edition) Husband Wife Date Bond Bondsman Witness Performed By Archibold Evans, Caelia 15 Jan 1820 62444 Randolph Morgan Richard Eppes Barnabas Wellborn, Rebecca 25 Oct 1824 165216 Benjamin J. Parks O. Barrett M. Benjamin Brothers, Christian 08 Mar 1833 50516 Joseph Mathias Thomas S. Gray Ward of Riddick Brothers Benjamin Mott, Ruthe 11 Feb 1819 124891 Isaac Parke John March, Sr. Bently Davis, Elizabeth 24 Oct 1841 65390 Jacob K. Dotson W. Brown Bently Colwell, Jemima J. 25 Jan 1853 78549 Adah Colwell L. K. Brown Bernard Fletcher, Susanner 21 Feb 1807 165221 Robert Clevelan Jonathan Jones Burwell Jones, Polly 22 Dec 1807 153210 Simon Pearson W. Hill Calvin Parrish, Seley 1 Jan 1847 153209 Corbin Edwards James T. Mar- riot Chesterfield Carver, Tempy 14 Feb 1810 107563 Josias Carver H. Haralson Chesterfield Hooper, Rebecca 26 Aug 1822 107564 John H. Jones D.N. Evens, S. A. 8 Jan 1857 65391 J. P. Long C. T. Rogers Daniel Riddick, Elizabeth 20 Sep 1812 50515 Edward Riddick J. Sumner Eason England, Margaret 15 Dec 1840 65392 Jacob K Dotson Wm Welch Edward Newton, Miriam 1 Feb 1809 41570 Jonathan Hufman W. M. Dick- son Edward A. Hall, Annie M. 28 Jan 1868 11529 Elasha Ball, Rhoda 12 Sep 1850 65393 Bently Franklin Eli Collins Anne 14 Apr 1831 165218 William Edmisto Elias Sular, Ann 09 Oct 1844 65388 James Land E. B. Herrin Elisha Crosswhite, Salley 29 Oct 1837 138596 Noah Boyles Reuben D. Goldin Elvy Peed, Martha 5 May 1822 104925 Zachariah Barber J. Wood, Clk Enock Ashburn, Mariam 6 Aug 1806 138597 William Ashburn T. Armstrong F. M. Stanton, Lyda Marga- 8 Feb 1861 78550 Neeley Tweed rett George Shelton, Nancy 10 Apr 1854 78551 John Tweed Thomas Tweed George King, Mary 20 Feb 1867 138598 Lewis Clark J. G. H. Mitch- Julius Terrill ell Gideon Bowles, Sally 19 Feb 1825 144531 Jesse Stanley Gideon E. Hughes, Ann 26 Mar 1834 144534 Francis P. Cling Gray Mainord, Elizabeth 22 Oct 1834 153217 Greenle Franklin B. S. King Green Weatherspoon, Fanny 17 Mar 1829 153212 Willis Franklin B. S. King Hardin Gentry, Nancy 24 Jan 1818 144533 John Jarvis Hardin P. Franklin, Martha E. 5 May 1837 144532 J. D. Franklin Henry Walker, Eliza 26 Apr 1844 20019 N. A. Stedman Henry Deaver, Mary Levisa 6 Aug 1848 65389 W(M) A Campbell W. Brown Henry Collins, Lucy 19 Apr 1851 96876 Nelson Parrish E. G. Gray

FFRU Volume 11 - Page 22 (2nd Edition) Husband Wife Date Bond Bondsman Witness Performed By Henry Sism, Nancy 8 Jan 1805 133481 Lewis Franklin R. D. Lewis, Clerk Henry Gibbs, Ann 24 Jan 1797 133482 John Franklin R. D. Lewis, Clerk Henry Edwards, Penny 28 Dec 1829 153216 Willis Franklin B. S. King Isaac Smith, Mary 23 Feb 1829 79361 John H. Dale and Lewes Franklin Isaac Dickson, Lucto 5 Feb 1849 79361 Lewis Franklin S. J. Neal, Clerk James Williams, Frances 14 Mar 1865 55388 Archibald Hany N. Hunt Elizabet James Holland, Fanny 27 Dec 1843 55389 Thomas F Frank John M. Logan James Morton, Mary 29 Apr 1833 107565 Paul Green Obadiah Faulkne James Ashburn, Amittee 12 Oct 1827 138605 Wm Franklin C. L. Banner James Burgey, Nancy 17 ___ 1811 165219 Ambrose Burgey Sam’l Johnson James E. Petteford, Cyntha 2 Jul 1834 153220 Robert Jones D. H. Holland James K. Melton, Lydia 31 Aug 1866 144530 J. J. Jenkins Jason Franklin, Betty 25 Mar 1846 50516 Benj. Mathe Jason Brinkley, Mary 23 Jul 1808 50513 John Mathias J. Sumner Jefferson Warrin, Mary J. 5 May 1852 107566 W(illiam) W. War O. Faulkner Obadiah Faulkner, JP Jesse Gentry, Elizabeth 18 Oct 1817 144535 Joseph Gentry Jesse Whitehead, Abby 8 Mar 1836 153221 Jas B. Burt W. W. Sted- man Jethro R. Brinkley, Julia Ann 31 Mar 1851 50521 Wm T. Parker W. G. Daugh- try John Handcock, Elizabeth 23 Jan 1809 26221 William Conway J. G. Stanly John Bennett, Elizabeth 25 Dec 1858 65397 H. J. Franklin W. W. Med- ford John Crumpla, Martha 6 Sep 1823 138599 Jesse Sprinkle Wm H. Lyon John Jarvis, Polly 30 Dec 1816 144529 Stephen Jarvis John Tomberlin, Francis 17 Oct 1810 153222 James Speight Wm Hill, Clerk John E. Ramsey, Elizabeth 25 Mar 1860 5512 Alexander D. J. B. Kincaid L. F. Worlick, JP John P. Proctor, Nercissee J. 14 Feb 1853 133480 Robert Price R.T. Price, JP R.T. Price, JP Jonas Powell, Barsheba 5 Sep 1813 50520 John Brothers Jonas Powell, Sally 23 Sep 1806 50522 William Taylor L. Baker Joseph Trippe, Sarah 21 Jun 1782 26222 Levi Fulsher Chrisr. Neale Joseph Conway, Eunice 12 Mar 1787 26223 James Hyman J. H. Bryan Joseph R. Pigott, Harriet 6 Apr 1853 11530 David W. Bell Jas. Rumley, David W. Bell, Clerk JP Joseph R. Rowe, Henrietta 10 Aug 1843 26224 Rigdon Wilson J. G. Stanly

FFRU Volume 11 - Page 23 (2nd Edition) Husband Wife Date Bond Bondsman Witness Performed By Joseph T. Tweed, Sophrona J. 19 Nov 1865 78552 Jesse Wallin J. F. Sawyer S. Wallin, M.G. Lewis Gaddy, Emeline 10 Aug 1848 65394 Wm Stanferd W. Brown Lewis Daves, Meriah 18 May 1823 133479 Joseph Geer and Joseph Taylor George Franklin Lewis Witt, Nancy 18 Aug 1812 138600 Daniel Merritt M. Edwards, Melley 22 Jan or 144527 Joel Riggs 2 Feb 1802 Mallichi Hunter, Rachel 14 Jan 1823 138601 John Nation Minor Price, Sarah Lovina 16 Jun 1851 65396 Ira D. Farmer J. Keener, Clk Wm P. Gillett, JP Nathan Riddick, Mary 19 Jan 1843 50514 Hance Hofler W. G. Daugh- try Pary Henson, Rachel A. 8 Nov 1856 65395 R. P. Hartgrove Wm M. Rhea, A. C. Hart- Clrk grove, JP Robert Ives, Ann 20 Jan 1816 26225 John Franklin Robert Kerba, Sidney 17 Mar 1829 165220 John Pennell W. Davenport Samuel Davis, Lidy 1814 6407 Thomas Brown Samuel Parker, Dorcas 6 Aug 1800 81171 Thomas Parker Isaac Alex- ander Samuel Grady, Sarah Ann 4 Jan 1840 119598 Wm E. Fuquay J. Holderby Shurwood Greenwood, Micky 3 Sep 1830 144536 Lot Wilmuoth Simon Brothers, Emaline 25 Mar 1846 50519 I. S. Harrell Daughter of Jacob of Nansemond County, Virginia Solomon Snipes, Eevelina 18 Nov 1845 138602 Sandy Carnay Selena Nelson Stokes D. Adams, Fetny 27 Jan 1861 153219 James Q. Williams Thomas J. Thos G. Whi- Utley taker, MG Taliaferro Early, Nancy 13 Mar 1826 144537 Newel Jackson Theodrick Berry, Elizabeth 30 Jun 1832 96875 Thos P. Berry and J. Taylor William Bowls Thomas Hegdon, Mima 28 Mar 1827 5513 John Barter Wm C. Erwin Thomas Teazley, Ann 3 May 1853 96877 Zachariha Frank J. Allison and C. G. Gray Thomas Franklin, Nancy 10 Aug 1810 138603 John Prather Tho T. Arm- strong Thomas Johnson, Lucy 24 Jan 1816 138604 Wm Hargrove Thomas Goodwin, Sarah J. 11 Aug 1859 153218 William A Wooda Thomas J. Wesley Jones, Utley JP William Rivers, Sally 31 Dec 1805 67819 John Smith, Jr. R. Sanders William King, Fannie 8 Jan 1861 96878 W. J. Hogans J. B. McDade W. J. Hogan, JP William C. Burton, Mary E. 10 Nov 1859 15372 Henry E. Rodden N. M. Lewis Additional data on bond Willis Jones, Patsy 16 Apr 1806 153214 Levi Jones S. Turner Willis Parrish, Izilla 13 Feb 1847 153213 William Parrish James T. Mar- riot

FFRU Volume 11 - Page 24 (2nd Edition) Husband Wife Date Bond Bondsman Witness Performed By Wm Grimsly, Nancy 28 Dec 1818 165222 Littleton Grims R. Martin, Clk. Wm Lewis Grimsly, Peggy 6 Jan 1814 165217 James Grimsly Sam'l Johnson Zachariha Roberts, Minerva 10 Apr 1846 96879 Henry Melchi E. G. Gray Zeary Boswell, Sarah A. 7 May 1850 15373 A(ntiochus) Boswell Brides

Franklin Husband Date Bond Bondsman Witness Performed by Adeline Upchurch, Lineman 26 Feb 1857 158731 Dewitt C. Roberts Thomas J. G. H. Alford, Utley JP Ann Potter, Samuel 9 Sep 1829 28917 William Oglesby J. G. Stanly Ann E. English, George L. 24 Feb 1856 119504 Robert C. English James Watt Ann Susan Childress, Benjamin 30 Dec 1835 143719 Anthony Collins Anna Wilmouth, William 21 Aug 1822 148287 William Franklin Barsheba Hollowell, Reddick 26 Feb 1796 50976 James Hollowell Law Baker Barsheba Franklin of Perquimans County Belzy Barber, Samuel 5 May 1824 104442 William Hollowell Betsey Burns, James 3 Nov 1837 53834 John Burns D. A. Gillaspie Candiss Totten, James M. 25 Dec 1830 60417 William Totten A. E. Hanner Caroline Cox, Wilcher 1 Feb 1855 143918 Harvey Denney Charity Somers, Watemon 9 Jan 1834 147529 Wm G. Haynes Delila Hutchins, Jonathan 3 Nov 1859 134245 John F. Franklin E. Toms, Clk Wm G. Mode, JP Delilah Chandler, Henry 27 Jan 1867 78418 none M. A. Handly A. G. Tweed, JP Eady Harris, Silas 7 Dec 1801 144959 Walter Franklin Elisabeth Lovill, James A. 16 Dec 1852 145974 B.F. Scott, JP Elisabeth Moore, Eligia 29 Jul 1855 146421 Isaac Whitaker Joel Denny, JP Eliza Lockrige, Samuel 24 Apr 1852 5786 Isaac Franklin W.S. Sudderth Eliza Noland, Thomas A. 20 May 1837 65999 Elisha Yarborou Wm. Welch daughter of Bently Eliza Lisenbee, Martin S. 2 Jan 1858 78738 Robert Lisenbee Eliza Guffey, Josire 17 Jan 1855 133824 James G. Freeman John Freeman John Free- man, JP Eliza Adams, Abb 14 Aug 1848 150960 Ransom Johnson Eliza Jones, Dawson 12 Jan 1830 154762 Willis Roe and B. S. King Benjamin Revill Eliza B. Watkins, Becton 21 Oct 1830 30316 William G. Bryan J. G. Stanly Elizabeth Rountree, James 31 Mar 1868 52162 R. B. G. Cow- E. Williams, per JP Elizabeth Bradshaw, Josiah 24 Jan 1851 79204 Ruber Brune A. M. Finley Elizabeth George, Levi 15 Mar 1845 138789 Michael F. Butne C. H. Nelson FFRU Volume 11 - Page 25 (2nd Edition) Franklin Husband Date Bond Bondsman Witness Performed by Elizabeth Cuningham, Richard 18 Feb 1833 144005 Nicholas Freeman Emaline Brinkly, Jethro 5 Jan 1858 49894 Tho(mas) Matthi Henry L. Eure S. Harrell Emaline - Widow Eunice Fellowes, Jonathan 22 Dec 1792 26067 James Conway S. Chapman Frances Gowens, John 31 May 1830 107651 A. Royster Francis Spicely, Willie 1 Jan 1819 158144 Pilet Edwards R. S. King Gilly Stephens, James 11 Apr 1836 158186 Greene Franklin A. Williams Grizzey Parrish, John 8 Sept 1845 156547 Willis Franklin James T. Mar- riot Hannah Norton, Martin 19 Apr 1859 78848 John Tweed John M. M. Shelton, JP Carver Married 19 Feb 1860 ? Hannah Norton, Martin 17 Oct 1858 78816 Rodrick Norton N. Tweed Harriette Turner, Bedford 12 Dec 1829 64465 John Winborne S. M. Johnston Izilia Weatherspoon, 10 Nov 1860 159029 Green B. Franklin James M. Robert W. Joseph Royster Seawell, JP Jane Love, Issac 115643 H. H. Crow- son, MG Jane Hambleton, Aldrige 22 Jul 1843 153647 Clinton Jones Jas T. Marriott Jane Mitchell, Mechan 28 Mar 1839 156009 Solomon Dunson Richard P. Finch Leucy Burgay, William 17 Feb 1811 164402 James Franklin Sam’l Johnson Lidda M Gosnel, Simeon 8 Feb 1866 78596 W. F. Ronion J. F. Sawyer B. H. Bull- man, MG Lizie Stephens, Hinton 6 May 1865 158193 James Stephens J. J. Ferrell A. D. Black- wood Louisa Stevens, Anderson 11 Jan 1832 158223 Henry Franklin B. S. King Lucinda Guffey, E. P. 4 Nov 1866 133807 S. D. Price Mijamin Price Mijamin Price, JP Lucinda Andrews, Green 5 Jul 1843 151107 Hinton Franklin Jas T. Marriott Lucy Sison, Richard 3 Oct 1814 136046 Timothy Haney L. Robinson and Francis Haney (Cherokee By Blood Vol 5 Application #11504 states that Lucy Franklin was born in Cherokee County, North Carolina the daughter of Patton Franklin and the grandaughter of Gardner Green. Patton was born in Chero- kee County, North Carolina and was a full blood Cherokee Indian. Lucy and Patton were members of the tribe and they went West of the Mississippi River with the Indians. Richard Sison was considered a white man. Application #11504 was filed 10 Jul 1908 by Thomas Sisson, a grandson of Lucy (Franklin) and Richard Sison while living in Dalton, Georgia. The applicaltion was rejected. Lucy Johnson, Ambros 28 Jun 1818 145520 William Boorn Ludisa Farrer, Joseph 6 Nov 1847 160710 John J. Rolas Jno W White M.L Haithcock, Madison 16 Apr 1851 160961 J. R. Johnson Jno W White M. Mahaly J Griffith, Samuel 29 Jan 1860 144804 Elijah Moore Abraham Margaret Reid, Joseph 12 Mar 1810 83257 Also referred to as Peggy Franklin

FFRU Volume 11 - Page 26 (2nd Edition) Franklin Husband Date Bond Bondsman Witness Performed by Margaret Rowan, William 6 Apr 1809 83432 James Taylor Isaac Alex- ander Marinda Jarrett, E. U. 21 Jan 1860 78682 H. M. Deweese John M. Carver Martha Adcock, Reeves 18 May 1855 52935 Green Adcock N. R. Sapp Martha Wood, Shadrick 3 Dec 1842 61237 Jesse Wood Green Morgan Martha Inmon, Hezerkier 30 Apr 1858 65644 Amos A. Crawford W. W. Med- T.S. Edwards, ford JP Martha Mitchell, Micajah 19 Jan 1830 155999 Jesse Manuel B.S. King Martha E Franklin, Hardin P. 5 May 1837 144532 J. D. Franklin Mary Moore, John 24 Dec 1848 65946 Jason C. Allis W. Brown Mary Farrow, James 9 Nov 1853 109737 Wm M. Faulkner Obadiah Faulkner, JP Mary Harris, James 11 Aug 1848 139106 L. Madison Brown Isaac Golding Mary Moore, Gabriel 10 Sep 1829 146424 Jno F. Poindexter Mary Nall, Robert 12 Feb 1796 146519 Mescheck Franklin Matilda Messer, Strawther 16 Apr 1856 65890 Aaron Price Wm M. Rhea, Clerk Matilda Moore, Samuel D. 29 Oct 1827 146446 Litle Hickerson Matilda Maindrd, William 21 Dec 1827 155607 Abel Mainord B. S. King Mildred E Hunt, Enoch B. 29 Sep 1834 145327 Nalthan D. Hunt Nancy Slade, William 1 Mar 1821 147414 James Stephens Nancy Mathias, James 17 Feb 1835 51513 Wm Arnold Nancy Franklin, Thomas 10 Aug 1810 138603 John Prather Tho T. Arm- strong Nancy Hunter, Solomon 21 Jan 1825 139497 John Hunter Matt M. Moore Nancy Nichols, Jefferson 12 Apr 1852 146548 T. V. Hamlin, JP Nancy Nickals Jefferson 03 Apr 1852 146556 Tyre Simpson Nancy E. Queen, Robert H. 18 Aug 1853 66111 N. S. Queen A. C. Hart- Joshua Inman, grove JP Phebe Erwin, Arthur 11 Mar 1819 165067 Samuel Stalling W. W. Martin Polly Fitten, John 27 Feb 1798 81120 James Cunning- J. Wallis ham Polly Prather, John 19 Aug 1816 140969 Walter Swann T. Armstrong Rawse Wallin, Hugh 24 Oct 1852 79068 Russell Franklin Jno Roberts Stephen Wal- lin, MG Betty Franklin, Jason 25 Mar 1846 50515 Benj Mathe Ruth Parks, Joshua 14 Sep 1811 166862 Thomas Parks R. Martin Rutha Steveness, John 11 Dec 1821 147680 John McDade and Marmo Duke Nim- brough Sally Dillinger, Matthias 14 Oct 1829 5421 David Fowler Sally Norman, Matthew 14 May 1844 146595 Wilson Norman Sally T Scott, Thomas P. 16 Aug 1810 147263 Edward Lovill FFRU Volume 11 - Page 27 (2nd Edition) Franklin Husband Date Bond Bondsman Witness Performed by Sarah Rice, Francis 17 Sep 1796 29087 Joseph Dixson S. Chapman Sarah Moore, William 18 Oct 1848 65950 Noindred Reeve Sarah Williams, Alfred 14 Jul 1853 136795 Burten Frank- lin and R. L. Gilkey, Clerk Sarah Crithfield, Richard 6 Nov 1822 143972 Abraham Reece Sarah Marion, Azriah 9 Sep 1861 146131 Sarah Thurmond, Thomas 11 Feb 1834 147865 Enoch B. Hung J. Sarah A. Wingfield, Nelson D. 20 Nov 1833 19304 Coary W. West and Benj. C. West, Daniel S. Price Sr. Sinthy Pinkler, Thomas Mar 1816 6496 Samuel Franklin Margaret Erwin Susan R. Venable, James 16 Jan 1862 147949 Pleasant Venable Lemuel J. Stanly, JP Susana Alcorn, T. R. 30 Jun 1853 118539 D. A. Widows E. W. Hancock Tamor Brothers, Riddick 1 Mar 1812 49922 John Sumner Daniel Frank- lin and Ben- jamin Sumner Winafred Hamilton, William 1 Mar 1819 153657 James Olive B. S. King Frankline, Anny Nation, John 6 Feb 1813 140591 Benjamin Ransom Frankling, Maza Parner, Sterling 5 Jul 1809 108584 Nathaniel Hamli Ira Lea Frankling, Sarah Lyons, Absalum 7 Feb 1817 146022 Brison Cook

Thomas and Hannah (Sibley) Franklin Submitted by Tami R. Sherrill, 6107 - 137th PL SW, Edmonds, WA 98026 Phone (206) 742-3541. Sources: Allen County, Ohio Marriage records. 1840-50-60 Ohio Census records; 1860-70 Indiana Census records; Allen County, Ohio land records; tombstone inscriptions of Allen County, Ohio; 1920 Kansas records; Kan- sas Tombstone inscription records; Union County, tax records; Obit. - Malinda and Samuel; oral tradition Clarence Reed, Colorado.) Thomas Franklin (born about 1770; died about 1845 Allen County, Ohio buried Perry Chapel Cemetery, Allen County, Ohio). Thomas resided in Tioga County, New York; Warren County, Miami County, and Allen County, Ohio. Thomas married Hannah Sibley (born about 1783 Vermont; died 20 Oct 1851 Perry, Allen County, Ohio buried Pery Chapel Cemetery, Allen County, Ohio). Her grave stone reads “wife of Th- omas”. Thomas bought NW 1/4 of Section 6 Perry Twp, Allen County, Ohio on 22 Feb 1831. His son James bought NE 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of same Section on 2 Sept 1833. Thomas and Hanna’s children are:

1. Eli Franklin (born about 1802 New York) married Eleanor ___. This family remained in Allen County, Ohio by 1860. 2. Clarissa Franklin (born about 1805 New York. No further information. 3. John H Franklin (born about 1810; died 17 Feb 1875 Perry, Allen County, Ohio buried Perry Chapel Cemetery); married Sarah _____. This family remained in Ohio. 4. James Franklin (born 29 apr 1812 New York; died 6 Jul 1892) married 11 Dec 1835 Allen County, Ohio to Sarah Hanthorn. This family remained in Ohio.

FFRU Volume 11 - Page 28 (2nd Edition) 5. Thomas Franklin (born about 1815 New York) married Rebecca ____. This family went to Hendericks County, Indiana by 1860. 6. William Franklin (born about 1817) married #1 Margaret; #2 Lydia. This family went to Indiana by 1860. 7. Elisha Franklin (born about 1820 Ohio) married Mary J. ____. This family went to Hendericks County, Indiana by 1860. 8. Joseph Franklin (born about 1822 Ohio; died Ohio or Indiana buried Perry Chapel Cemetery, Allen County, Ohio) married Sidney _____. This family went to Hendericks County, Indiana by 1860. 9. Harriett Franklin (born about 1823 Ohio) married 1843 in Ohio to Samuel Russell. 10. David Franklin (born about 1825) married 11 Sept 1849 Allen County, Ohio to #1 Malinda Meeks (born 1826 Virginia; died about 1865 Indiana) daughter of Samuel Meeks and Sarah (Bartlett) Meeks. David resided in Ohio; was in Madison County, Indiana by 1860 and Union County by 1880. David married #2 Nettie Anderson in 1880. David and Malinda’s children are: (1) Amos Franklin (born 1850 Ohio; died infancy) (2) Josaphine Franklin (born 1852 Ohio). No further information (3) Samuel Franklin (born 3 Mar 1854 Ohio; died 29 Sep 1909 Ferndale, Whatcom County, Washington buried Ferndale-Enterprise Cemetery) married 9 Mar 1871 to Sarrah Spangler (born 11 Jul 1855 Alabama; died 24 Nov 1893 Abbott, Washington County, Colorado buried Stone City Cemetery today known as Thurman Cemetery) daughter of John Spangler (born about 1830 Virginia) and Susan Hensley (born about 1835 Virginia). Samuel resided in Indiana in 1858; Kansas about 1883; Colorado about 1891 and Washington about 1908. He was a farmer/laborer and was a member of the Disciples of Christ Church. Their children are: A. Bertha M Franklin (born 3 Sept 1872 Indiana?; died 8 Sep). No further information. B. Flora Etta Franklin (born 19 Sep 1874 Indiana; died 14 Mar 1907 Colorado buried Blen Cemetery, Washington County, Colorado) married 1893 to George Trim. C. Mary Sarah Franklin (born 30 Oct 1876 Indiana; died 28 Feb 1911 Ferndale, Whatcom County, Washington buried Ferndale-Enterprise Cemetery) married Henry R. Blick. Mary’s death certificate says d-o-b 1 Oct 1896. D. Charles William Franklin (born 16 Mar 1878 Terre Haute, Vigo County, Indiana; died 5 May 1959 Twin Falls Hospital, Idaho) married 20 Sep 1897 Fort Morgan, Morgan County, Colorado to Lena “Geneva” Caroline “Carrie” Blink (born 5 Apr 1876 Bloomington, Illinois; died 31 Aug 1930 Buhl, Twin Falls County, Idaho buried Buhl Cemetery) daughter of Constant Blick and Minnie (Blakman) Blick. Their children: (A) Minnie Sarrah Franklin (born 19 Apr 1902 Fort Morgan, Morgan County, Colorado; died 14 apr 1985 Twin Falls, Idaho buried Buhl Cemetery, Twin Falls County, Idaho) married 2 Jul 1920 Astoria, Oregon to Henry Alvin Rodig. (B) Dorothy Mae Franklin (born 27 Jul 1905 Fort Morgan, Morgan County, Colorado; died 8 Dec 1977 Idaho) married 24 Jun 1928 Burley, Idaho to Seward A. Hyder. (C) Ralph William Franklin (born 5 Jun 1907 Fort Morgan, Morgan County, Colorado; died 23 Sep 1922 Twin Falls Hospital, Idaho buried Buhl Cemetery. E. Anna Pearl Franklin (born 5 May 1880 Richmond, Wayne County, Indiana; died 24 Nov 1928 Arma, Crawford County, Kansas buried Mulberry, Crawford County, Kansas) married Joseph H. Austin. F. Nellie J. Franklin (born 21 Jul 1882 Indiana) married Elbert ____. FFRU Volume 11 - Page 29 (2nd Edition) G. Rose C. Franklin (born 29 Feb 1886; died 26 Jan 1895) H. Elmer Ray Franklin (born 29 Sep 1890 Washington County, Colorado; died 8 Dec 1952 Denver, Washington County, Colorado) married 7 Aug 1913 Benkelman, Nebraska to Margaret D. Baker. I. Otto Franklin (born 17 Dec 1892; died at birth). J. Elmira Franklin (born 1 Nov 1893; died 10 Nov 1893). (4) James Franklin (born about 1856). No further information (5) John Franklin (born about 1858). No further information (6) David Wesley Franklin (born about 1860; died 1945 Parsons, Labette County, Kansas buried Parsons-Pleasant Hill Cemetery) married Laura Belle _____. (7) Malinda Franklin (born about 1863; died Apr 1938 Brownsville, Union County, Indiana buried Woods Chapel Cemetery, Brownsville) married 10 Jan 1878 Union County, Indiana to John S. Reed 11. Cynthia Ann Franklin (born about 1827 Ohio). She was living with David and Malinda along with her mother Hannah in 1850.

Early Ohio Tax Records Submitted by Bev Petersen, 16305 Chandler Blvd., Mishawaka, Indiana 46544. Compiled by Powell 1971 found at the Family History Center at Salt Lake City in September.

Source Info P. 9: 1833 Tax List John and Thomas Franklin, Allen County, Ohio Personal property Tax. P. 178 1810 Tax List Anthony Franklin, Brush Creek Twp., Highland County, Ohio Thomas Franklin, “Li” Twp, Highland County, Ohio P. 281 1825 Tax List Joseph Franklin, Morgan County, Ohio Calvin Franklin, Morgan County, Ohio P. 289 1816 Tax List Charles Franklin Muskingum County, Ohio P. 307 1816 Tax List Thomas Franklin, original entered P. 345 1810 Tax List Thomas Franklin (2) Franklin Twp., Ross County, Ohio P. 438 1801 Tax List Thomas Franklin, Virginia Military District

Benjamin and Mahala Franklin Submitted by Dan Nelson, 14686 Hiddenspring Circle, Chino Hills, CA 91709. Sources: Family members, Clinton County, Ohio and Rhea County, Tennessee records. The Ben Franklin listed in the 1820 Chester County, South Carolina Census is possibly the father of our known Ben Franklin below as it shows him as possibly being a widower age 35-45, with five children spread from a minimum range of 11-21, or a maximum of 1-26. There is also a Gillis and John Franklin that are possible, but not as likely. Estimates are that this Ben Franklin was born about 1769 assuming he was about 30 years old at the time of his son Benjamin’s birth. I. Benjamin Franklin (born about 1799 South Carolina - according to the 1850 Ohio census; died about 1854 Ohio) married about 1828 (probably in Mississippi as she was from there and their oldest child was born there) to Mahala (?) (born about 1807 Mississippi (per 1850 Ohio Census); died after 1860. He is listed on the 1830 and 1840 Clinton County, Ohio Census. Per the 1850 Census in Washington Township, Clinton County, Ohio, he was a farmer worth $1950.00. FFRU Volume 11 - Page 30 (2nd Edition) According to some notes left by a descendant Mahala may have descended from Jones County, Mississippi southern aristocrats (possibly named ?Qualisand) or maybe Webster (her grandson Byron’s middle name, possibly a tribute to Daniel Webster). There is a Jones County, Mississippi about 50 miles southeast of Jackson. Their son Santarelli lists his mother’s birthplace as Alabama in the 1880 census, which, since he identified his own concurrently as Mississippi, there may have been a family history of them moving from Alabama to Mississippi. They lived in Mississippi in 1829 when their son Santarelli was born per the 1850 census.

By the 1830 census, Benjamin and his family had moved to Clark Township, Clinton County, Ohio. In 1832 he purchased from D. John, 70 acres in Clinton County. As of the 1840 census they lived in Washington Township, Clinton County, Ohio. In the 1850 census he was worth $1750 or 70 1/2 acres. They had two children, possibly three as a 0-5 year old female appears in the 1840 census but does not appear in the 1850 census. Benjamin had died in Clinton County by 1854 when his will was executed. He left half of his land to each child after his wife’s death. Mahala was living with her son-in-law and daughter in the 1860 Clinton County census, when she was worth $2800 in real estate and $150 in personal property. According to the 1850 census both Benjamin and Mahala were illiterate. Their children: 1. Santarelli Sydenham Galitzin Franklin (born Feb 1829 Mississippi; died 5 Apr 1912 Washington, Rhea County, Tennessee) married 1853 to Artemicia Fugate (born 1827 Ohio; died 22 Nov 1909 Washington, Rhea County, Tennessee) daughter of Thomas Fugate and Mary Wickerham Fugate. According to family history, the Galitzin in his name was for Prince Galitzin of Russia or Poland, whom a friend of “the Benjamin Franklin” taught music too.

Sydenham was a member of the House of Lords in England, and Santarelli was an Italian Count. All of these were acquaintances of Dr. Benjamin Franklin while he was serving as Ambassador to France.

In 1853 Santarelli married Artemecia (he referred to her as Artamecy) Fugate. I don’t know where they married as I haven’t come across a marriage record. They had three children.

In 1860 he purchased one quarter of an acre in Clinton County, Ohio from J. Turner and 35 acres from his brother-in-law Henry Moore.

In 1866 he sold the 35 acres to C. M. Hunter and purchased another 35 acres from his brother- in-law Henry Moore.

In 1867 he purchased another quarter acre from J. Turner.

In 1873 he sold a quarter acre to T. Ballard.

In 1898 their children, Byron and Mary sold 35 acres to D.C. Bond which was probably the 35 acres that Santarelli owned.

The family appears in the 1870 census in Blanchester, Marion Township, Clinton County, Ohio. Santarelli was a laborer worth $800 and appeared as Samuel in the census.

Sometime after 1870 they moved to Randolph County, Indiana. According to a descendant FFRU Volume 11 - Page 31 (2nd Edition) Santarelli owned a building in Evansville, Indiana (where his son Byron supposedly went to school, maybe that Evansville was Evensville, Tennessee, a town in Rhea County) which he sold when he moved near the town of Washington, Rhea County, Tennessee. Most of the people that moved to Rhea County during those times moved there after the railroad from Cincinnati opened and they grew fruit and strawberries which were shipped to northern markets.

As of the 1880 census they were living in Civil District #6 in Rhea.

In 1883 they first bought 70 acres from R. W. Colville for $750, later that same year they bought three lots from the Presbyterian Church.

In 1906 an additional three lots were acquired from John Price by Artemecia. At some point he acquired two additional blocks of land. In 1906 their son Byron sold his interest in two of the blocks to his sister Mary. Another deed indicated that he somehow represented the interest of the local Presbyterian Church.

Artemecia passed away in Rhea County on 22 Nov 1909 at the age of 82. He passed away in Rhea County on 25 April 1912 at the age of 83.

The Rhea County Poor-House Board members entered in the county records an official tribute to him, in regard to his service for twenty years as a secretary to the board. It refers to his intellect and his dedication to the county. He left his estate equally to his two surviving children. His daughter Mary sold her remaining interest in the property in 1920 to Charles D. Smith. Their Children: (1) Mary Della Franklin (born about 1854; died after 1910) married Lawson Moon and lived in Colorado (as of 1905), Clinton County, Ohio (as of 1912), and Randolph County, Indiana (as of 1920). They had one son Charlie who lived in Canton, Ohio. (2) Byron B. Webster Franklin (born 16 Dec 1856 Blanchester, Ohio -d 8 Aug 1914 age 56 in the Pensacola, Florida Sanitarium, Escambia County, Florida buried St Michaels, Pensacola, Escambia County, Florida) married 19 Jun 1886 Clinton County, Ohio to Emma Elizabeth Glass (born 21 Jan 1861 Clinton, Ohio; died 4 May 1928 Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California, buried Sugar Grove, Wilmington, Clinton County, Ohio) daughter of Samuel Robert Glass and Mary (Haworth) Glass.

They were the parents of 9 children all born in Wilmington, Ohio: A. Mary Artemecia Franklin (born 1 Mar 1887 Wilmington, Ohio; died April 1975) married Joseph Hayden Kershner (born 3 May 1889; died 8 Nov 1948.

They first moved to Kansas and then to Whittier, California. Their children: (A) Dorothy Kershner married Carroll Garner. (B) Gloria Vonne Kershner. B. Benjamin Santarelli Franklin (born 4 Jul 1888 Wilmington, Ohio; died 7 Jan 1970) married July 1919 to Josephine Carroll.

FFRU Volume 11 - Page 32 (2nd Edition) He worked as a helmsman on the Ohio River and then joined the Navy and lived in the D.C. area, where she worked as Adjutant General in the War Department.

Their children: (A) Maryjo Franklin married Julio Gonzales. Their child: a. Marina Gonzales (B) Ben Carroll Franklin. (C) Nancy Franklin (D) Byron Franklin C. Samuel Glass Franklin (born 16 Mar 1890 Wilmington, Ohio; died 26 Oct 1981). He joined the Navy, he was wounded by an airplane propeller during the war and always had stomach troubles. He was a lifelong bachelor and lived in Whittier. D. Philip W. Franklin (born 6 Oct 1892 Wilmington, Ohio; died 4 Jan 1898 as a young boy.) E. Lucy Maria (Mariah) Alice Franklin (born 17 Jul 1894 Wilmington, Ohio; died 29 Mar 1984 Whittier, Los Angeles County, California, buried Memory Garden, Brea, Orange County, California.) married 30 Jul 1914 in Wilmington, Clinton County, Ohio to Glen James Harvey (born 23 Feb 1892 Plainfield, Hendricks County, Indiana; died 23 Oct 1971 Whittier, Los Angeles County, California, buried Memory Garden, Brea, Orange County, California) son of William Arthur Harvey and Lydia Ann (Wright) Harvey.

Lucy and Glen met while attending The Fowler Friends Academy together in Liberal, Kansas. Lucy may have taught school at some point. They were given a ranch in Kansas by his father. In 1917 Lucy went back to Ohio and transferred their membership in the Quakers to Fowler, Kansas (8 Aug 1917). Mrs. Harvey never liked cooking for all of the ranch hands so they ended up (probably due to dustbowl) moving to Whittier, California, where they ended up running a donut shop. He gave the store up about 1942. Their children: (A) Maryanna Harvey (born 8 Jul 1915 Fowler, Kansas; died 27 Jul 1992) married 6 Dec 1933 to Roland William Harris (born 7 Mar 1914). Their child: a. Michael Steven Harris (born 5 May 1943) married #1 Cheryl Ann Moore; #2 Laura Lyn Stump (born 4 Oct 1949). Their children: (a) Jennifer Leigh Harris (born 12 Jul 1968). (b) Steven Michael Harris (born 12 Nov 1964) b. Mary “Kay” Kathryn Harris (born 10 Oct 1945) married 25 Sep 1965 to Donald Richard Stroum (born 12 Jul 1943). Their children: (a) Donald Merrill Stroum (born 5 Jul 1959) (b) Richard Roland Stroum (born 17 Jul 1973) FFRU Volume 11 - Page 33 (2nd Edition) (c) Evan Paul Stroum (born 17 Jul 1977) (B) William Arthur Harvey (born 25 May 1918 Wilmington, Ohio) married 27 Apr 1943 to Gloria Swanson. Their children: a. William Arthur Harvey, Jr. married Eileen Carmody. b. Robert Christophe Harvey. (C) Kathrynne Emma “Kay” Harvey (born 24 Jan 1920 Fowler, Kansas) married 6 Aug 1938 to Thomas Theodore Seulke (born 9 Apr 1918). Their children: a. James Thomas Seulke (born 24 Nov 1941) married 6 Oct 1962 to #1 Sheila Karen Moe (born 9 Oct 1941); #2 Belinda Williams; #3 Lisa Fernandez. James and Sheila’s children: (a) Karen Rene Seulke (born 26 Mar 1967) (b) Thomas Edward Seulke (born 9 Mar 1970) b. Gerald Arthur Seulke (born 9 Oct 1943) married to Carole Murt (born 4 Apr 1943; #2 Cathy Ward; #3 5 Jun 1982 Paulette Thrash. Gerald and Carole’s children: (a) Marikay Seulke (born 23 Nov 1961) married 24 Feb 1990 to Dean Drew. (b) James Theodore Seulke (born 13 Nov 1962) (D) Bruce Byron Harvey (born 22 Aug 1926 Long Beach, California; died 16 Jan 1986 Hacienda Heights, Los Angeles County, California, buried Memory Gardens, Brea, Orange County, California.) married 11 Jul 1952 in Whittier, Los Angeles County, California to Nada Joan Needham (born 2 Aug 1931 Whittier, Los Angeles, County, California) daughter of Otto Cook Needham and Esther Vivian (Thomas) Needham. Their children: a. Keith Wayne Harvey (born 29 Dec 1954 Los Angeles, California) married 25 Jun 1977 to Laurie Nims (born 18 Aug 1956). Their children: (a) Garrett Keith Harvey (born 12 Jan 1980) (b) Rachel Kristine Harvey (born 28 Nov 1984) b. Andrea Lee Harvey (born 23 Jun 1956 Los Angeles, California) married 10 Feb 1979 to Daniel Allen Nelson (born 14 Oct 1956). Their children: (a) Brittany Nelson (born 3 Nov 1984) (b) Chelsea Marie Nelson (born 12 Oct 1987) c. David Bruce Harvey (born 22 Dec 1958 Los Angeles, California) married 18 Jul 1992 to Tiffany Page Hall. d. Craig Patrick Harvey (born 14 Mar 1966 Whittier, California). F. Constance Franklin (born 21 Dec 1895 Wilmington, Ohio; died 23 Jul 1896

FFRU Volume 11 - Page 34 (2nd Edition) an infant). G. Lawrence Haworth Franklin (born 24 Dec 1896 Wilmington, Ohio; died 26 Sep 1941) married Helen Krashmer. He served in the Navy as a baker, later resided in Detroit and owned several donut shops. Their child: (A) Richard Franklin H. Stacy Byron Franklin (born 31 May 1899 Wilmington, Ohio; died 1973/ 1974) married #1 Dorothy ______; #2 Grace ____.

He served in the Navy as a baker and later moved to San Francisco, Florida, Whittier and then Hemet, California where he married several times. He owned several donut shops and invented a donut making machine that he sold to Winchell, who made a fortune from it. Stacy and Dorothy’s Children: (A) Lois Ann Franklin (B) Dorothy Franklin (C) Grace Buergen Franklin

Stacy and Grace’s child: (A) Darryl Franklin I. Richard Byron Franklin (born 31 May 1902 Wilmington, Ohio; died 18 May 1970) married about 1922 to Emma Lee Sullivan.

He attended the famous Corcoran Art School, lived in the D.C. area and barely got by as an artist.

His children and grandchildren were very educated. Sons and daughters both sought college degrees. Most of the Franklins were blond haired and blue eyed. Their children: (A) Theodore Haworth Franklin (born 9 Dec 1926). (B) Richard Byron Franklin (died 9 Dec 1969). Children: a. Grace Franklin b. Richard Franklin (C) Bryon Eugene Franklin (D) Theodore Haworth Franklin (3) Francis Franklin (born about 1860 Ohio; died by 1910) 2. Minerva Franklin (born 8 Oct 1838 Ohio; died 27 Oct 1922 in Batavia, Clermont County, Ohio) married 6 Nov 1856 to Henry Moore, from the farm next door. They lived in Clinton. I have been unable to find a death certificate for her, which might give her mother’s maiden name. Children: (1) Franklin C. Moore (born 1859; died 11 May 1908). (2) Juella Ninetta Moore (born about 1861). (3) Clara M. Moore (born about 1864) married 8 Aug 1895.

FFRU Volume 11 - Page 35 (2nd Edition) The Franklin Chronicles Submitted by Philip J. Franklin, 2129 Hartford Ave., St Paul, MN 55116 Philip writes: I enclose a family history as far as I have been able to put things together. The evidence from Joseph Franklin forward is rock solid. The data prior to Joseph is based upon deduction, but is the best I can do so far. Hiring a researcher in Virginia I found to be very expensive. The Franklin, Phillips, Anderson, Davis And Browder families intermarried a good deal. My Great Grandfather, James F. Franklin, served in the Civil War from Shiloh to the surrender of General Forrest. His highest rank was colonel of cavalry. Immediately after the war, he left Tennessee with his wife, Liza Anderson Franklin, and where he went has been a mystery. James evidently did not live long. You can imagine my great surprise when I discovered the Eliza had married an English immigrant in 1875 at Hull, Iowa. That part of Iowa is almost entirely Dutch, to this day. How she got there is a real puzzle. I find it interesting that, up through the Civil War, Franklins of my line married ex-Virginians exclusively. I also enclose a listing of the marriages of the children of Josiah Franklin. In the will of Josiah he refers to his son William Franklin as “of Arkansas.” I do wish I could encounter descendants of William, to see if they have further knowledge, primarily where and when my Great Grandfather died. I have several listings of Halifax County marriages, and I will try to look up entries for anyone having a need. I am delighted that there is a Franklin Family Researchers, and I hope that I might be able to eventually con- tribute something worthwhile. Early Days

It appears from old records, that the Franklins were among the earliest English settlers in the New World. Several Franklins settled in the New England colonies. A William Franklin and a Josiah Franklin, for ex- ample, settled in Massachusetts, William as early as 1634. Josiah Franklin settled in Boston about 1683, and one of his sons was the renowned Benjamin Franklin. Throughout the early colonies, the name was variously spelled Franklin, Franklyn, and Francklin. Eventu- ally, the accepted spelling was Franklin. Early Days In The South

Francis Francklin came to Virginia in the ship Revenge in 1634; Henry Franklin came over in 1636; George Francklin came to Charles City County, Virginia in 1637; John Franklin came to Lower Norfolk County, Virginia, in 1651; William Franklin came to James City County, Virginia, in 1655; Isaac Franklin settled in Virginia about 1656. A progression Westward from either Lower Norfolk County or James City County would bring a settler to Henrico or Chesterfield Counties. Thus, there is great likelihood that the ancestor of Thomas Franklin was either George Franklin of Charles City County, or William Franklin of James City County.

1. Thomas Franklin of Henrico County, Virginia (born 1680 or earlier died(?) 2. Thomas Franklin Jr. (born 1700, Henrico County, Virginia died January 20, 1777, Chesterfield County, Virginia) 3. Jeremiah Franklin (born Chesterfield County, Virginia died Halifax County, Virginia 1799) 4. Joseph Franklin (born 1775, Chesterfield County, Virginia; died 1855 Halifax County, Virginia) married Betsy Nelson January 27, 1795, Halifax County, Virginia. 5. Josiah Franklin (born Halifax County Virginia, 1803 died McNairy County, Tennessee 1877) married Frances Phillips, daughter of John Phillips in Halifax County. Migrated to West Tennessee

FFRU Volume 11 - Page 36 (2nd Edition) in 1847 with his family, together with his brothers, John and David Franklin. Brother Mark Franklin evidently remained in Virginia. 6. James Francis Franklin (born Virginia 1848) married Eliza (or Elizabeth) Anderson about 1858. Left Tennessee after the Civil War. Date and place of death unknown. Eliza Anderson Franklin married William J. Newell, an English immigrant and settled at Hull (then Pattersonville), Iowa in 1875; she died there at 51 years of age in 1890. She had two children by James Francis Franklin, William T. Franklin born in Tennessee in 1860 and Laura, born about 1862. She had one child by William Newell, a son named Wilmon Newell. 7. William T. Franklin (born Tennessee 1860 - date and place of death unknown). Married Agnes Heurth Lapora, widow of Edmund A. Lapora, about 1890. Three sons were born to this marriage: Robert James Franklin, 1891; Benjamin Franklin, about 1892; William T. Franklin, about 1893. Agnes Heurth Franklin was born in 1858 at Grafton, Wisconsin, and died at St. Paul, Minnesota, in 1940. In addition to her children by William T. Franklin, she had children by Edmund Lapora: Edward, Charles, Louise, Laura, and Anne. 8. Robert James Franklin (born Garland, South Dakota, December 27, 1891, but his birth was registered in Sioux City, Iowa. died St Paul, Minnesota, August 9, 1981) married Anne Ebersviller on September 6, 1916. Three children were born to this marriage: Jeanette Louis, 1922; Robert Thomas, 1927; Philip James, 1930. Anne Ebersvuller Franklin was born June 9, 188 at Young America, Minnesota, and died at St Paul, Minnesota, July 17, 1969. 9A. Jeanette Louise Franklin Marriages of the Children of Josiah Franklin and Francis Phillips Frank- lin

Logan J. Anderson to Susan E. Franklin 08 Dec 1862 William T. Browder to Martha A. Franklin 29 Oct 1860 James F. Franklin to Eliza A. Anderson 26 Apr 1858 John N. Franklin to Nancy Hardy 08 Feb 1858 Elizabeth Francis Franklin to Henry C. Davis

The above marriages took place in either Madison County or McNairy County, Tennessee. Because the county borders were moved at least once, the various parties were, at one time or another, residents of both counties. Census of 1850 for Tennessee reveals the following: Madison-129-741 Dist Franklin, Josiah farmer age 47 born Virginia Frances age 46 born Virginia Martha A. age 18 born Virginia Elizabeth age 16 born Virginia Harriet J. age 13 born Virginia James F. age 12 born Virginia William age 10 born Virginia Josiah age 9 born Virginia John age 6 born Virginia Catherine age 3 born North Carolina Benjamin age 1/2 born Tennessee

FFRU Volume 11 - Page 37 (2nd Edition) Franklin Books in the FHL The following records, extracted from microfiche, are housed in various forms at Salt Lake City, Utah. Any- one having access to the Records through the LDS Family History Centers may borrow these records.

Frankland Film Area 0983674 item 20 Gillette, Mary Anna Frankland

Frankland family history / presented to the Historical Society by Mrs. Mary Anna Frankland Gillette, 1970. - Salt Lake City: Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1975. - one 1 microfilm reel: 35 mm.

Microfilm of typescript (6, [5] (eaves) at the Edwards County Historical Society, Albion, Illinois.

Robert Frankland was born 14 May 1809 in Welburn-Grange, Kirkdale, England, the son of Thomas Frank- land. He immigrated to the United States and settled in the southwestern part of Edwards County, Illinois, where he married Nane Glover 24 Nov 1842. He died in Albion, Illinois, 21 Nov 1849, leaving a widow and several children. Their son, George, was born 7 May 1846. Left an orphan at a young age, he moved to Al- bion at the age of 10 to make his home with the family of William Standring. He married Annie Wilson in Albion, 22 Oct 1868. They had six children. He died in 1902 in Albion.

Frankland British Fiche Area 6022625-6022636 Great Britain, Historical Manuscripts Commission.

Report on the manuscripts of Mrs. Frankland - Russell-Astley, of Chequers Court, Bucks. - Washington, D.C.: Microcard Editions, 1962. - 12 Microfiches: 11x15 cm. - Historical Manuscripts Commission: Series 52) Parliament. Papers by command. Cd. 282

Microreproduction of original published: London: Printed for H.M.S.O. by Mackie, 1900.

No circulation to family history centers.

Summary: Papers in this collection include Russell and Frankland correspondence, 1657-1697, Cutts and Revett papers, 1687-1708, Colonel Charles Russell’s letters, 1742-1754 and the note-book of Sir John Croke. Includes index.

Frankland US/Can Book Area 929.273 k363L

Leonidas Hamlin Kennard - his family: a section of narrative histories / by L. H. Kennard family., Inc. -

FFRU Volume 11 - Page 38 (2nd Edition) Salt Lake City: L.H. Kennard, 1982-83. 2 Vol: ill.

Permission to film included in material being filmed.

Collection of individual histories of the children of Leonidas Hamlin Kennard and Frances Catherine Frank- land Kennard who lived in northern Utah and Southern Idaho. The first volume contains histories of his par- ents Leonidas Hamlin and Joanna Louisa Gleason Kennard who were married in 1869 and their children. Leonidas joined the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints about three years after they were married. Joanna was the daughter of John and Desdemona Chase Gleason early Mormon pioneers.

Includes Kennard, Chase, Gleason, Frankland, and related families.

Item 1 contains history of Leonidas Hamlin I, while item 2 is the second volume, the history of the family of Leonidas Hamlin II.

Also on microfilm. Salt Lake City: filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1988 on 1 microfilm reel, 35 mm (Film Area 1421920, Item 1-2).

Frankland British Film Area 1441063, Item 18 Morley, R.J. (Ronald James)

A family history of the Dows and Franklands, 1656-1976 / [R.J. Morley]. - Salt Lake City: filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1987 - on 1 microfilm reel: ill., facsims, general, tables, maps, ports.: 35 mm.

Microfilm made of typescript collection donated by R.J. Morley, Wigginton, Iring, Hertfordshire, England.

Errors in the I.G.I.: [1] leaf at beginning (includes listing of errors of Dow individuals in Hampshire, En- gland and listing of errors in Mormon Records).

John Dowe (born 1683) and Richard Dowe (1683/1687-1741) were sons of John and Elizabeth Dowe; pos- sibly their father John was later married to Ann. Descendants and relatives lived in Cambridge, Norfolk, Southampton and elsewhere in England. Includes transcripts of births, marriage, and death records in vari- ous parishes and from census records in these three counties between 1656 and 1877. Reuben John Dow (1831-1906) married Mary Hartfield in 1857, and immigrated in 1871 to Hamilton, Ontario. They later re- turned to England, and in 1879 became Mormon converts. They immigrated again to Hamilton, Ontario in 1881/1882, and one daughter (Emilia Maria Dow) immigrated to Salt Lake City to marry John William Frankland in 1883. Descendants and relatives lived in Ontario in Canada, and in Utah and elsewhere in the United States.

Bibliography: p. 29-41.

Includes Dove as a variant spelling of Dow and Dowe.

Includes Brown, Butterfield, Hartfield, Harris, Welby and related families.

FFRU Volume 11 - Page 39 (2nd Edition) Frankland British Film Area 0894630, Item 3 Paver, William.

Pedigrees of Yorkshire families. Salt Lake City filmed by Genealogical Society of Utah, 1971-one 1 mi- crofilm reel; 35 mm. Holograph.

Microfilm of the original in possession of the Claremont Archaeological Society.

Microreproduction of original published:, 1836. 92 leaves.

Includes pedigrees of the following families: Palmes of Naburn, Franklin of Thirkleby, Armytage of Kirk- less, Fairfax of Gilling, and Dawnay of Cowick.

Frankland British Book Area, 921.42, F854r Russell, Colin A.

Lancastrian Chemist: the early years of Sir Edward Frankland / Colin A. Russell - Milton Kaynes, Buck- inghamshire: Open University Press, c 1986. ix.187p.

Sir Edward Frankland was born 1824 in Lancashire County, England. He was the son of Margaret Frankland (father unknown). In 1830, his mother Margaret married William Helm. Edward was reared and educated in Lancaster and became a well respected chemist.

Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

Includes information on the Dunderdale, Gorst, Helm, Lowndes, Storey and other families. ISBN 0-335-15175-2.

Frankland, Richard d.1698 British Book Area 942.88/k1, k2n Nicholson, Francis.

The older nonconformity in Kendal: a history of the Unitarian Chapel in the market place with tran- scripts of the registers and notices of the nonconformist academies of Richard Frankland and Caleb Rotheram / by Francis Nicholson and Ernest Axon. - Kendal, Westmoreland: Titus Wilson, 1915. x 677p

The Registers of Market Place Chapel from 1687-1839 are reproduced pm p.448-494. Includes index. Also on microfilm. Salt Lake City: Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1987. one 1 microfilm reel; 35 mm (British Film Area 1441030, item 1) FFRU Volume 11 - Page 40 (2nd Edition) Franklin US/Can, Film Area Amor, John, 1851-

Temple record book, 1420-1925. Salt Lake City: Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1955 - pm 2 microfilm reels; 16 mm.

Microfilm of manuscript collection (ca 2000 p in 11 volumes). Consists of Genealogical data, 1420-1925, with most temple ordinances, 1895-1932, for the ancestry of John Amor (born 1851) and his wife, Emily Lawson Amor (1846-1915), Mormon converts who immigrated from England to Utah.

Includes Barnes, Coxhead, Franklin, Hood, Whale (Whaley), Woods (Woodly) and related families. Vol 1-10 1457-1925 0673254 Item 2-11. Vol II 1420-1925 0673255 Item 1

Franklin British Fiche Area 6085259 Bedfordshire Record Office.

Deeds and estate papers pertaining to Toddington and Leighton-Buzzard, Bedfordshire. Cambridge: Chadwyck-Heatey, 1988. 2 microfiches.

IN: Finding aids / Bedfordshire record office.

Microfiche of inventory and abstracts in the Bedfordshire record office.

Contains extensive abstracts of wills, deeds, etc. chiefly pertaining to Leighton-Buxxard, with a few for Toddington. Some of the families concerned are the Franklin, Villiers, Norman, Mead and Brandreth fam- ilies.

Franklin US/CAN Film Area 1036584, item 6 Betts, Leatha Ann.

Genealogical research, 1972-1976 / compiled by Leatha Ann Betts. Salt Lake City filmed by the Genea- logical Society of Utah, 1977/ 1 microfilm 35mm

Microreproduction of typescript (ca 300 leaves) written in 1976.

Includes photocopies from various publications.

Includes correspondence copies of vital record certificates, census records, probate records; family group FFRU Volume 11 - Page 41 (2nd Edition) sheets, etc. for Stroud, Carter, Damewood, Franklin, Loving, Howard, Kemp and related families.

Franklin US/CAN Book Area 929.273 B468fb

Bewley roots in Barren County, Kentucky by Eva L. Franklin [et.al]; indexed by Ron Bewley; titled and reprinted by Shelby Jackson Bewley; - Rineville, Kentucky: S.J. Bewley [1985?]: Ill., facsims., map.

Jesse Bewley (born about 1783) married Mary (Molly) Huckeby in 1802 in Bedford County, Virginia and moved to Barren County, Kentucky where he died after 1860. Descendants and relatives lived in Kentucky, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Oklahoma, California, Oregon and else- where. Includes history, 1811-1961, of the Concord Baptist Church located in and serving Barren County, Kentucky.

Contents: pg.1. Bewley-Buley-Buly: James Bewley, Sr. and wife, Mary Huckeby, of Kentucky / by Eva L. Franklin. Pt. 2 Bewley to 1850 miscellaneous [and] Bewley roots in America, a mailing list to 1980 Bewley family roots newsletter. / by Shelby Jackson Bewley. Pt. 3. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Bewley family.

Includes indexes (listing Buley, Buly, Boley, Bowley, Bulley and other variant spellings).

Includes Anderson, Berry (Berrie), Britt, Franklin, Payne, Witt and related families.

Also on microfiche. Salt Lake City filmed by Gen Soc of Utah 1991. 4 Microfiche (US/CAN Fiche Area 6087568).

Franklin US/CAN Film Area 1035909, item 7

Bowdish: Genealogical data, 1615-1931

Salt Lake City filmed by Genealogical Society of Utah, 1982

Microfilm made of manuscript collection about 150 leaves compiled by unknown source and loaned to Ruth Kaiser (owner), Oakland, California.

William Bowish lived in Salem and New Port, Massachusetts. Descendants lived in New England, Penn- sylvania, Iowa and elsewhere.

Includes Aylsworth, Douglass, Franklin, Holmes, Robinson, Rogers and related families.

British Book Area 929.242 w276b

FFRU Volume 11 - Page 42 (2nd Edition) The cradle of the Washingtons and the home of the Franklins / by Arthur Branscombe - London. Anglo- American Exchange, 1901. 43 p. Ill., Coats of arms, facsims., prots.

US/CAN Film Area 1463955 Item 19 Christian, H.C. (Hubert Charles), 1861.

Record of the families of Gilbert Christian and Moses Fisk / by H.C. Christian, Washington, D.C.: L.C. Photoduplication service, 1986 on 1 microfilm 35 mm

Microreproduction of original published: Chattanooga, Tennessee/H.C. Christian, 1969 95 p. cover title.

Gilbert Christian (born 1680) immigrated in 1702 from Scotland to Ireland and married Elizabeth Richard- son. in 1726 they immigrated to New Castle, Pennsylvania and later moved to Lancaster, Pennsylvania. In 1732 they moved to Augusta County, Virginia. Descendants and relatives lived in Pennsylvania, Virginia, Kentucky, Indiana and elsewhere.

Includes Craft, Franklin, Harvin, Ice, Ledbetter, Ogletree and related families.

Franklin US/CAN Book Area 929.273 c633b Colburn, Marie A.

A few of us / compiled by various family members [and] correlated by Marie A. Colburn. Gowanda, New York. Colburn, 1976 - 201 p.: ill., facsims, maps, ports.

Henry Cobb was born in 1596 in Kent, England and died in 1679, probably in Massachusetts. Includes Armitage, Ball, Bates, Bean, Clark, Dunn, Franklin, Houghtling, Jewell, Logan and allied families. Includes Index.

Also on microfilm. Salt Lake City filmed by Genelaogical Society of Utah, 1977 on 1 microfilm reel; 35 mm (US/CAN Film Area 0982340 item 5).

Franklin US/CAN Film Area 0476866 item 1 Cornell, John 1839-1926

Genealogy of the Cornell family: being on account of the descendants of Thomas Cornell of Portsmouth, Rhode Island by John Cornell. Salt Lake City filmed by the Gen Soc of Utah 1967 on 1 microfilm reel: Ill., Coats of arms, facsims, maps, ports; 35 mm.

Microreproduction of original published New York Press of T. A. Wright, 1902, 468 p.

FFRU Volume 11 - Page 43 (2nd Edition) Library copy (and film) imperfect: p.13-14 bound between p 58-59.

Thomas Cornell (1595??-1655?) married Rebecca Briggs and the family immigrated about 1638 from En- gland to Boston, Massachusetts. In 1640 they moved to Providence, Rhode Island and in 1642 to New Am- sterdam, New York. Descendants and relatives lived in New England, New York. New Jersey, Iowa, Minnesota and elsewhere. Includes some family history and gen data about probable ancestry in England.

Includes index (listing Cornwell, Cornel, Cornal, Cornewall, Cornewell, Cornwall and other variant spell- ings).

Includes Briggs, Coggeshall, Franklin, Hicks, Howland, Lawrence, Mott, Sands, Smith and related families.

US/CAN Film Area 1454995, item 11. Craig, Winchell McKendree.

The Kraig family: genealogical and historical notes about the Craigs of America, Fayette County, Ohio, United States, Canada/Winchell McKendree Craig, Washington, D.C. L.C. photoduplication services, 1986 on 1 microfilm reel; 35 mm. Ill., Coats of arms, ports.

Microreproduction of original published: Rochester, Minn.: W.M. Craig, 1956. 149 p.

Andrew Craig (1662-1739), of Scottish Lineage, immigrated about 1684 from Ireland to Union County, New Jersey. Descendants and relatives lived in New Jersey, Delaware, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Minnesota and elsewhere. Some descendants immigrated to Quebec and elsewhere in Canada.

Bibliography: p. 149

Includes Burnett Foote, Franklin, Pine, West Winchell and related families.

Franklin US/CAN Film Area 0849504, item 4 Daughters of the American Revolution (Virginia).

Court records of Chesterfield County, Virginia, pertaining to the Franklin, Brintle, Bridgewater, Nun- naly and related families, 1760-1870. Salt Lake City, filmed by Gen Soc of Utah, 1970 1 microfilm; 35 mm.

Microfilm of original written 1935; 33 p. includes index.

Franklin US/CAN Book Area 929.27305 D33d

Day researcher - Vol 1 #1 (Jan 1983) v 7 #4 (Oct 1989), Centerville, Georgia: A. P. Howell, 1983-1989/ FFRU Volume 11 - Page 44 (2nd Edition) 7V. Coat of Arms

Quarterly.

Editor: Addie P. Howell; back issues available on microfiche.

Newsletter for the interchange and collection of genealogical and family history data about Day individuals and families within the United States. Includes abstracts and transcripts from local, county, state and federal sources (vital records, census, etc.).

Includes Index.

Includes Brooks, Franklin, Norwood, Pace, Roebuck, Urmy (Ermy) and related families.

Holdings: 1985 (v. 3 #1) 1986; v7 #4 1989.

Description based on Vol 3 #1 (Jan 1985)

Back Issues: Salt Lake City, Utah filmed by Gen Soc of Utah 1986. Microfiches (US/CAN Fiche Area 6055151)

Franklin US/CAN Film Area 1312669, item 8.

Dickerson: Family genealogical records, 1744-1972; Salt Lake City, filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1982 1 microfilm 35 mm.

Microfilm made of manuscript collection (25 leaves, chiefly family group records) held at the Ripley Coun- ty Historical Museum, Versailles, Indiana.

William Dickerson (1801-1863) married Elizabeth Martin and lived in Wayne County, Virginia (now West Virginia). Descendants lived in West Virginia, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri and elsewhere.

Includes some ancestors living in Virginia.

Includes Bartram, Franklin, Osburn and related families.

Franklin US/CAN Film Area 0908980, item 1 Eddy, Ruth Story Devereux, 1875

The Eddy family in America. Supplement of 1950 / compiled by Ruth Story Devereux Eddy. Salt Lake City filmed by the Gen Soc of Utah, 1975 on 1 microfilm reel. Coat of arms; 35 mm

FFRU Volume 11 - Page 45 (2nd Edition) Microreproduction of original published: Boston, Massachusetts. Eddy Family Association, Inc., 1950. 243 p.

Second supplement to: The Eddy Family in America, a genealogy in commemoration of the three hundredth anniversary of the landing of John and Samuel Eddy at Plymouth, October 29, 1630 / compiled by Ruth Sto- ry Devereux Eddy, Boston, Massachusetts. T. O. Metclaff, 1930.

Descendants lived throughout the United States, with some living in Canada, England and elsewhere. In- cludes a list of the current executive committee of the Eddy family association, Inc. with current headquar- ters at Middleboro, Massachusetts.

Includes indexes (surname and locality).

Other names include: Baker, Breck, Franklin, Hopkins, Millard (Millerd), Waterman and related families

Franklin US/CAN Book Area 929.273 d668e Ege, Thompson P.

Dodson genealogy, 1600-1907 / by Thompson E. Ege, Philadelphia. Deemer and Jaisohn, 1908, 434 p (6 leaves of plates). Ill., Coats of Arms, ports.

John Dodson was born in 1655 in Knaresborough, Yorkshire, England, and immigrated to New Jersey in 1677. He settled in Cheltenham Township, then Philadelphia County, New Jersey and died after 1725. In- cludes Bacon, Franklin, Harrison, Huffman, Williams and related families.

Includes indexes

Also on microfilm, Salt Lake City, filmed by Gen Soc of Utah, 1977 1 microfilm, 35 mm (US/CAN, Film Area 1036534, item 5).

Franklin US/CAN Film Area Fain, Frank B. (Frank Bachman), 1906-

Fain family records about 1730-ca1970, Nashville, Tenn; filmed by the Tennessee State Library and Ar- chives, 1979; 4 microfilm reels; 16 mm

Microfilm made of typescript collection (10 vol are typewritten, 2 vol are a manuscript collection, and 1 Vol is a computer printout) loaned by Mrs. Frank Fanin (heir and owner), Knoxville, Tennessee.

The 10 typescript vol are by Frank B. Fain, and were initially based on the research of his great-uncle, Wil- liam Deaderick Fain (1853-1883), whole research is in the 2 manuscript volumes.

FFRU Volume 11 - Page 46 (2nd Edition) Note: The numbers of the names in the index are a reference number found in the upper right hand corner of the information sheets.

Nicholas Fainyance (ca 1730 - ca1785), a Huguenot, fled from France to England, married Elizabeth Taylor about 1752, and about 1756 immigrated to Chester County, Pennsylvania using the surname of “Fain”. They later moved to Virginia from where Nicholas served in the Revolutionary War, and then to Washington County, Tennessee. Descendants lived in Tennessee, Alabama and elsewhere. Includes three other Fain im- migrants (where no relationship has been traced) and their descendants: John Fain (fl 1753-1769), Charles Fain (1742-1834) and Richard Fain (d1752).

Includes Anderson, Bicknell, Franklin, Harwell, McMullen, Perritt, Powell, Wilson and related families.

Franklin US/CAN Book Area 929.273 F151ff

The Fairbanks family in the west. Four generations by Kathyn Fairbanks Kirk, editor. Salt Lake City, Utah. Peragon Press for the Fairbanks family in the West, Inc. about 1983.

Joseph Fairbanks (1778-1847) was born in Templeton, Massachusetts, son of Joseph Fairbanks and Asenath Osgood. He married Mary “Polly” Brooks (1780-1860). They lived in Vermont, New York, New Jersey and later moved to Utah. Descendants lived in Utah, Idaho, California and elsewhere.

Includes Barton, Doremus, Franklin, Hardy, Fox and related families.

Includes index. 1. Jason Franklin (born 1845) son of Parnell Franklin and Susan Almand married America Rountree and lived in Bullock County, Georgia. Record includes Conner, Rawlings and Rogers.17 2. Samuel Frederick Franklin (born 1867) moved from Kentucky to land near Kingwood, Indiana. Includes descendants to 1898. Includes family name Dobson.18 3. Jacob Henry Franklin (born 4 Oct 1829; died 4 Dec 1873 Conklin, New York) married Mary Tripp.19 4. John Franklin (born Dec 1822 Oxforshire, England) son of William Easter Franklin and Elizabeth (?). John was 25 years old when he left his parents and immigrated to Australia. He landed at the Port of Adelaide, South Australia on 16 Jul 1848 and married Caroline Norrell 8 Dec 1853. They lived in South Australia and had 3 children. John died 22 Oct 1906 in Moonta, Australia. Family names included in this record: Burnell,Haines, Rashleigh and Tankin.20 5. Robert S. Franklin (born 1836) and wife Susan A Weaver (born 1837). They were married 15 Dec 1862.21

17. Franklin Bible Records Fiche #6018792; Salt Lake City, Utah. 18. Franklin Bible Records 1867-1898; microfilm #1312800; Salt Lake City, UT. 19. The Franklin Family Tree, prepared by Denny and Mary Franklin; Microfilm #0982004; Salt Lake City, UT. 20. Story of John and Caroline Franklin, compiled by Erna Franklin, Sue Denton, Adelaide, Austra- lia; Book Call #929.294 F854f Salt Lake City, UT. 21. Franklin Family Bible; microfilm #0945224 from Newport Historical Society in Rhode Island; Salt Lake City, UT. FFRU Volume 11 - Page 47 (2nd Edition) 6. Frances Edwin Franklin (1850-1912) of Ripley County, Indiana married Corda B. Custer of Bartholemew County, Indiana at Burnville, Indiana in 1877. They had 7 children (1877-1892).22 7. John B. Franklin married Marget Numan daughter of Conrad and Anna Numan, German immigrants. They had 5 children. Their son Henry Franklin moved to Carroll County, Virginia married Charlotte Worrell. They had 5 children. Henry died in Virginia and in 1853, Charlotte Worrell Franklin and her 4 children migrated to Indiana and settled in the Brownsville, Indiana neighborhood. Robert V. Franklin, her oldest son, had immigrated to Hendricks County, Indiana in 1835.23 8. Drawn up at the request of Stephen Franklin: Roswell Franklin (born Woodbury, Litchfield County, Connecticut); after British military service in Canada and the West Indies, he returned home and married. The family lived in Pennsylvania and near Aurora, Kentucky. He died 1791 or 1792.24 9. James Lenoir Franklin (1871-1943) son of David S. Franklin, Jr. and Matilda Carpenter, was a native of Avery County, North Carolina. He married Theodosia Carrell (1871-1949) daughter of Naomi Louisa Carroll in 1889. She was born in Caldwell County, North Carolina.25 10. Henry Franklin (born 1821) and Hiram Johnson Franklin (1828-1909), brothers, moved from Buncombe County, North Carolina to land near Sevierville, Tennessee. Descendants and relatives lived in Tennessee, South Carolina, Florida, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Colorado, Texas, California. Family names include Forbes, Holt, Ingram, Johnson, Reagan and Wade.26 11. James Frankling, Planter, Henrico County, Virginia 1643-1704. 27 12. Barnet or Barnard Franklin, son of Lawrence and Mary Payne Franklin was born 26 May 1731. He married Mary Cleveland daughter of John and Mary Coffee Cleveland. They were married in Virginia and lived in Orange County until about 1760, when they settled in Surry County, North Carolina. They had 14 children. He died in 1828. Descendants lived North Carolina, Virginia, Tennessee and Ohio. Other family names include Lewis and Randolph.28 13. Descendants of James Lindsey and Rachel Franklin of North Carolina and South Carolina and other Southern States; also Canada-Detroit families.29 14. John B. Franklin and Margarette R. Howe were married 1860 in Indiana. Three children have remained in the Indiana area and Kentucky area. Records trace Franklin-Howe ancestry back to about 1800 in frontier Kentucky. Other family names include: Franklin, Howe, Cowan, Ostler, Duvall and Talley.30

22. Franklin Family Bible Records Microfilm #1638367; Bible record collection of Oscar F. Curtis; film at Salt Lake City, Utah. 23. Franklin, William Fletcher compiled by W. F. Franklin, Mrs. Margaret Baker, Mrs. Hazel Lewis, 1988; microfilm #1548945; Salt Lake City, UT. 24. Microfilm #1011922; Salt Lake City, Utah. 25. Descendants of Lenior and Dosia Franklin. Book by Helen D. Jenkins, Newland, North Caro- lina (1989). Book Call #929.273 housed at Salt Lake City, UT. 26. Franklin Genealogy by Thelma Franklin Johnson, Knoxville, Tennessee (1984). Located in Q Area Book Call #929.273 F854f; Salt Lake City, UT. 27. Some descendants of Joseph Styles, Attorney, New Kent County, Virginia 1680 and James Fran- kling; Salt Lake City, UT; Book Call #929.273 28. Franklin Records, Nellie Zada Rice Molyneux; microfilm #0873158; Salt Lake City, UT. 29. Descendants of James Lindsey and Rachel Franklin, Lois Myer; Microfilm #0599200; Salt Lake City, UT. 30. Franklin-Howe Family records, Lonnie J. Neal (1963); Microfilm #1597677; Salt Lake City, UT. FFRU Volume 11 - Page 48 (2nd Edition) 15. Peter Parker (1762-1836) born in Old Chowan (now Gates) County, North Carolina about 1783, he married Sarah Barnes (1752-1836). They had at least 10 children. They both died in Kentucky. One descendant - William Benjamin Hart (1875-1931) married Pernecia Helen Franklin (1881-1981) in 1900. Family names included: Cardwell, Hibles, Kirkwood, Sisk and Wyatt.31 16. James Franklin (born 1650), a soldier in King Phillips War, was living in Braintree, Massachusetts in 1676. He was living in Rhode Island in 1693 moved to Dartmouth, Massachusetts and was living in Swansea, Massachusetts in 1716. He and his first wife had 4 children. He married #2 Elizabeth Hammond in 1695. Descendants lived in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York. Family names includes: Cooper, Raymoure-Raymore and Towers. 32 17. Records of Eunice E. Curtis and Rugh Franklin, Utah Pioneers 1783-1964. 33 18. Jonathan Franklin (born about 1774-5) possibly in North Carolina and died in 1870 in Owen County, Indiana. He married 3 times and had 16 children. Family name also includes Ooley.34 19. Isaac Foster (1737-1821) settled on land in the Wyoming Valley in what is now Luzerne and Bradford Counties, Pennsylvania; probably moving from Connecticut. He married 2 times. His second wife was Abigail Franklin. His son Rufus (1767-1832) also married a Franklin, as did his grandson, Alfred (1801-1837/40). Lived in Pennsylvania, New York, Indiana and Illinois.35 20. Philip Franklin was born 25 Feb 1707 in Rehoboth, Massachusetts the son of James and Martha Franklin. He married Rachel Horton 31 Mar 1728 in Rehoboth. He died 3 Feb 1797 in Guilford, Vermont. Descendants were in Vermont, Massachusetts and Rhode Island.36 21. Owen Franklin and his wife, Nancy Gore, their daughter Dorcas Franklin, her husband Curtis Howton and their daughter Nancy Mary Howton Johnson; in possession of Susan LuVerne Howton Crawford. 37 22. Emily Few (born 1837) married Samuel Franklin in 1857. Their 6 children were all born in Doncaster, Yorkshire.38 23. James Franklin and Hannah Virginia Wise from 1735-1984. Family names includes Barnes, Gregg, Aikens. Henry Wise (died 1811) married Elizabeth Young in 1784 and moved from Culpepper County, Virginia to Gallatin County, Kentucky. Descendants lived Wyoming, California. Includes Logue and Thomson family names 39 24. Isaac Franklin, Slave trader and planter of the Old South.40

31. Some Early Pioneers of Western Kentucky, Helen Peyton, Decorah, Iowa (1921) Book Call #929.273; microfiches (8) #6087217; Salt Lake City, UT. 32. Book by Dorothy Raymoure, Grand Rapids, Michigan (1959). Book Call #929.273; microfilm #0873158;0#0940265; #0400752, Salt Lake City, UT. 33. Book Call #929.273 Records of Eunice E. Curtis; Microfilm #0908339, Salt Lake City, UT. 34. Desc. of Jonathan Franklin of Burke County, North Carolina and Owen County, Indiana by Elizabety P. Robinson; Book Call #929.273; Salt Lake City, UT. 35. Book written by Howard Franklin Simmons, Isaac Foster, Book Call #929.273; Salt Lake City, UT. 36. Descendants of Philip Franklin of Scituate, Rhode Island and Guilford, Vermont, Ralph M. Stoughton; microfilm #0886777, Salt Lake City, UT. 37. Records of Owen Franklin, Lester Surrock (1990); microfilm 16mm #1674903; Salt Lake City, UT. 38. Rosalie M. Wintle, Kingston, Ontario, 1990, Book call #929.242; Salt Lake City, UT. 39. Paul Franklin Wise, Book Call #929.273; Salt Lake City, UT. 40. Index to Isaac Franklin Book Call #976.2; Salt Lake City, UT. FFRU Volume 11 - Page 49 (2nd Edition) Grimes County, Texas Cemeteries Grimes County, Texas Cemeteries, Book One (covers Northernmost Part of the County), compiled by John R. Maxwell for the Grimes County Historical Commission (1992), Rt 1, Box 613-M, Iola, TX 77861. Sub- mitted by Elaine F Giddens, Rt 2, Box 212, El Campo, TX 77437. Copy of Cemetery book in personal li- brary. Page 95 and 96 The Old Spring Hill Free Will Baptist Church at Cross Cemetery. Franklin, H. Plummer (Masonic Emblem) Oct 1, 1892-May 20, 1947 (Father) Franklin, Emma E., Dec 31, 1865 - June 28, 1920 Page 118 Old Bethel Cemetery Franklin, Loretta 1861 - 1882 Page 182, 183 and 184 Zion Methodist Cemetery, Iola, Texas. Franklin, Maggie B. Aug 8, 1888 - June 12, 1889 (Daughter of W.P. and S. E. Franklin) Franklin, Mary E. July 6, 1897 - Sept 10, 1898 (Daughter of W.P. and S.E. Franklin) Franklin, W. P. (William) May 17, 1863 - May 22, 1952 Franklin, Lessie S. Jan 10, 1894 - June 27, 1894 (Son of W. P. and S. E. Franklin) Franklin, S. E. (Sally) Nov 19, 1865 - July 21, 1935 Franklin, Elizabeth April 26, 1838 - Oct 11, 1888 Franklin, W.P. Dec 26, 1836 - Jan 27, 1907 Franklin, Lula V. Dec 25, 1880 - July 19, 1881 Franklin, Mary C. March 21, 1856 - July 29, 1867 Franklin, Jemima June 27, 1856 - Oct 14, 1857 (Second oldest marked grave) Franklin, James B. Aug 15, 1807 - Dec 26, 1884 Franklin, Bertha Dec 9, 1885 - Dec 16, 1885 (Daughter of S.H. and S.V.) Franklin, Mary Oct 10, 1816 - Aug 19, 1893 (Wife of J.B.)

Queries

I am seeking my great grandmother Moore. I know that Tippecanoe County, Indiana records show: On 24 July 1853 Emily Jane Franklin married Elijah Moore. He being of lawful age and she having the consent of her parents in writing and both residents of the County of Tippecanoe, Indiana; witness Mark Jones, County Clerk at office in Lafayette on FFRU Volume 11 - Page 50 (2nd Edition) 23rd day of July 1853. Certificate of marriage was filed 27 Aug 1853 by O. K. Weakly; marriage performed by John F. Lanten-Schleger, Minister of the Gospel.

On 09 Jan 1855 Emily Jane Franklin married James Roach/Roark both of lawful age and residents of the County of Tippecanoe, state of Indiana, witness O. K. Weakly, County Clerk in office in Lafayette on 6 Jan 1855. Marriage per- formed by Thompson W. Graham, JP.

On 06 dec 1857 Malinda Jane Franklin married James W. Spencer.

On 04 Jul 1852 Rhoda Jane Franklin married James Shigley.

Can anyone help me prove that these three were sisters, or that they had American Indian parents? My ancestor Elijah Moore married an Indian girl about that time, at about that place. (Raymond E. Moore, PO Box 4376, Yalesville Station, Wallingford, CT 06492-7563).

Help! Need information on family of Edward Franklin that was in Orange County Virginia in 1790. Three of his chil- dren married children of Job Breeding. Have no proven record after marriage dates. What happened to them? Molly Franklin married Ephraim Breeding on 7 Dec 1789. Then a double wedding on 31 July 1790 of Elizabeth Franklin to Richard Breeding and Jonathan Franklin to Susannah Breeding. A variant spelling is Breeden. (Gena Ayers Walls, 11507 Brookledge Drive, Houston, TX 77099-4138).

I am looking for descendents of William and Joanna Franklin. Their son John was born 14 Jul 1642 Suffolk County, Bactore, Massachusetts and James about 1650 Dartmouth, Bristol County, Massachusetts. James fought in the King Phillip War 1675-1676. In Aug 1676 he was in Braintree, Massachusetts (Edna Groetken, 1525 Court St., Sioux City, IA 51105-1524)

Trying to connect with Franklins of Orange County. Deed Book 11, p.127 contains directive to commissioners, “Mary, wife of Edward (Franklyn) cannot conveniently travel...command you to personally go and examine Mary.” This was recorded on 14 Feb 1750. Was this the same Edward Franklyn that made an indenture on 8 Jul 1767 (Book 14, pg 208- 209) to children, Edward, Jr., Phobe Franklyn and Mary Clarkson, wife of Monoah Clarkson?. Need information on any of this family and their descendants. Thank you! (Gena Ayers Walls, 11507 Brookledge Drive, Houston, TX 77099-4138).

Elizabeth Franklin, wife of Daniel Stout, born in Kentucky in 1803 died 1873 in Walker County, Georgia. She married 10 Mar 1826 or 9 Dec 1829 McMinn County, Tennessee. She is most certainly the daughter of Easom Franklin who lived next door to Daniel and Elizabeth in 1830 McMinn County, Tennessee. Adding to the creditability of this is the fact that she named her third son John Esom Stout. She is supposedly a descendant of Benjamin Franklin through Wil- liam Temple Franklin. Sources also say she was a granddaughter of Cherokee Chief Gordon Greene.

Esom Franklin, quite likely the Easom or Isham Franklin found next door to Daniel Stout and his wife Elizabeth Fran- klin Stout in 1830 McMinn County, Tennessee. An Easom Frankland married Rebecca Major on 17 Jul 1797 in Blount County, Tennessee and later married in Blount County, Tennessee on 3 Feb 1802 to a Lucy (Lavina) Forrester who was born 1783 in Virginia according to 1850 Perry County, Illinois Census. This Esom was born 26 Oct 1772 and died FFRU Volume 11 - Page 51 (2nd Edition) 17 May 1848 in Perry County, Illinois and is buried at McAlvin cemetery in Duquion, Illinois. Also in Blount County, Tennessee a John Frankland married Polly Irwin in 1799 and a George Frankland married a Jenny Shaw in 1802. These are likely brothers. Apparent children of Easom and Lucy are John Franklin born 1809 Tennessee; died 5 Apr 1866 Illinois married Permelia Butram; William Franklin born 1811 Tennessee; died 4 Mar 1861 Illinois married Margaret Galligher; Esom Franklin born 1817 Tennessee married Susan Collier; Edward Franklin born 1819 in Tennessee mar- ried Margaret C. Blackburn; George Franklin born 15 Nov 1826 Tennessee and died 31 Dec 1880 married Ann. A Gillis Franklin in McMinn County, Tennessee at the same time as Esom and is of an age to be a brother or even a father of Esom. (Dwayne L. McQuilliams, 1000 Water St., S.W. #83, Washington, D.C. 20024)

Shubel (Shubill) Franklin (born about 1793 in Vermont or Washington County, New York; died 29 Oct 1878 Alabama, Genesee County, New York, buried Wheatfield Cemetery, Alabama, New York) married about 1819 to Eliza Coon (born 8 Jun 1799 Montreal, Quebec, Canada; died 28 Sept 1882 in Alabama, Genesee County, New York buried Wheatfield Cemetery) daughter of Simon Coon and Mary Bell Coon. This family lived in Fort Ann, Washington Coun- ty, New York about 1830. The 1850 New York Genesee County, Census has a Peter Coon age 96 living with them. Shubel Franklin’s will mentions a brother Bilded Franklin and a sister Sarah Noble. Shubel and Eliza (Coon) Frank- lin’s children: Elizabeth Franklin (born about 1819) married ____Lester; Jane Franklin (died Pokley, Hardin County, Iowa) and married ____ Dodge; Frederick Franklin (born about 1822; died before May 1867 Grand Rapids, Kent County, Michigan) married Lydia ____; Polly Franklin (born about 1824; died aft 1892) married #1 Henry Hoage #2 Otto Frisch; William Franklin (born about 1829); Emily Franklin (born about 1834) married ___ Hays; Julia Franklin (born 8 Nov 1841 Alabama Center, Genesee County, New York; died 7 Mar 1912 Clarence Center, Erie County, New York) married 1857 to William Maybach. (Nancy A. Burkard, 8395 Stahley Road, E. Amherst, NY 14051)

My Grandfather James W. Franklin (born 20 Dec 1898? Illinois ?- died 29 Oct 1957) married 14 Feb 1925 to Marie Wall (born 10 Nov 1903; died 5 Dec 1949). I have been told that my grandfather was an orphan and was born in Illi- nois. James and Marie’s children were: James Franklin (born 1928; died 9 Jan 1994); Corrine Franklin (born 16 Dec 1926) married Lynn Pentecost; Jeanette Franklin (born 3 Apr 1925) married Robert Zahn; Anna Franklin (born 13 Jul 1940) married Richard Strevly; Jack Franklin (born 3 Mar 1931; died 1985); and Eugene Franklin (born 7 Sept 1929) married Dolorus Illbeck. I would like to correspond with anyone who can help me with information to help identify the ancestors of James W. Franklin and Marie Wall. (Michael J. Franklin, 719 Thomas St., Janesville, WI 53545)

Where did Viall Franklin (born 9 Feb 1736 Great Barrington, Swansea, Massachusetts; son of John Franklin, Jr. and Elizabeth Viall die. His last child was born about 1781, wife Sarah died 4 Feb 1788 and is buried in Old Cemetery Rehabeth, Bristol County, Massachusetts. Children were Hannah, Samuel, Elizabeth, Amy, Frieloche and Viall, Jr. (Edna Groetken, 1525 Court St., Sioux City, IA 51105-1524)

Does anyone have information on the wife of Samuel Franklin (born Jan 1764 Rebaboth, Massachusetts. He died Nov 1817 in Williamstown, Orange County, Vermont. Children were Otis, Samuel, Jr., John, Benjamine, Levi. Daughter Sarah married Otis Ainsworth. Another daughter married Timothy Burroughs, Jr. There may have been two other daughters. FFRU Volume 11 - Page 52 (2nd Edition) Was the woman Perley Stevens who claimed to be the sole survivor in 1849 when she claimed the estate of Levi who died in Brookfield, Mass from a second marriage of Samuel’s wife?? Samuel died with out a will in Nov 1817; she was not an heir. (Edna Groetken, 1525 Court St., Sioux City, IA 51105-1524)

Does anyone have information on Richardson (Richard) Dunham of Mass? He was related to Charlotte Case Franklin. Richardson may have fought in the Civil War. (Edna Groetken, 1525 Court St., Sioux City, IA 51105-1524)

Letter to the Editor Elaine: “Striving for excellence” seems to be the motto for FFRU and I look forward to each issue. The variety of materials is outstanding. Thanks to you and “Thanks” to all those that send information to you to help make it possible. Please continue to publish the census records as it is a plus to have the information in print available at home. Usually, time at the library is limited and we check just the states we know our ancestors were, forgetting that we were a mobile society even in 1790’s. I wish space allowed for printing all the information but a list of head-of-households is a good alternative. The way you include the name and address of the contributor makes sharing so easy. Most quarterlies will not publish contributors insisting that all contact be made through the Publication. Your openness and willingness to share everything is wonderful. I appreciate your efforts in maintaining such high standard for FFRU and look forward to contributing to future issues. Your Franklin cousin, Gena Walls, 11507 Brookledge Drive, Houston, TX 77099-4138 (Any of you who wishes to express suggestions, opinions, etc. are welcomed to do so through “Letter to the Editor”) ______March 19, 1994 “As a result of information received I have been able to extend my line back eleven generations...Thanks so very much again, as I’ve said previously...the Franklin Researchers need your publication”.

(Edna Groetken, 1525 Court St., Sioux City, IA 51105-1524).

FFRU Volume 11 - Page 53 (2nd Edition) Eliza 37 John, Jr. 19 Names Index Eliza A. 37 Bachelor Elizabeth 37 John 17, 19 John 12 Bagwell No Surname Liza 36 John 17 (?) Logan J. 37 Baker Dorothy 35 Nettie 29 46 Elbert 30 William 12 John 17 Eleanor 28 Anderton L. 23 Elizabeth 47 George 14 Law 25 Grace 35 Andrews Margaret D. 30 Laura Belle 30 Christopher 14 Ball Lydia 29, 52 Green 26 43 Mahala 30 John 13 Rhoda 22 Margaret 29 Anthony Banks Mary J. 29 Thomas 18 Edward 12 Rebecca 29 Apply Banner Sarah 28 Roger 14 C. L. 23 Sidney 29 Armitage Barber 43 Samuel 25 Armstrong Zachariah 22 A T. 22 Bare Abbott Thomas T. 24, 27 Alice 16 John 14 Armytage Barnard Adams 40 Peter 14 Abb 25 Arnold Barnes Edward 15 William 27 41, 49 Fetny 24 Artemecia Sarah 49 William 18 Fugate 31 Barrat Adcock Artmstrong Annis 12 Green 27 T. 27 Barrett Addis Arundell O. 22 James 17 Robert 20 Barter Aikens Ashburn John 24 49 Amittee 23 Bartlett Ainsworth Marian 22 Philip 15 Otis 52 William 22 Sarah 29 Alcorn Ashurst Barton T. R. 28 John 12 47 Alexander Atkins Peter 16 Isaac 24, 27 Robert 12 Bartram William 14 Attwood 45 Alford William 18, 19 Basford G. H. 25 Atwood John 12 Allen Abraham 18 Basset John 15, 18 Aust William 15 Robert 14 Thomas 14 Bassett William 14 Austen Olliver 12 Allis Samuel 13 Batchelor James C. 27 Thomas 15 John 17, 19 Allison Austin William 19 J. 24 Joseph H. 29 Bates Walter 19 Aylsworth 43 Almand 42 Bath Susan 47 William 17 Alston Bayly John 17 B Robert 18 Anderson Bacheler Thomas 13 42, 47 John 19 Beacher FFRU Volume 11 - Page 54 (2nd Edition) John 19 Thomas 13 Bridgewater Beale Blewett 44 Nicholas 13 Samuell 15 Briggs Bean Blick 44 43 Constant 29 Rebecca 44 Becher Henry R. 29 Brimble John 19 Blink James 15 Bedford Lena "Geneva" Caroline "Carrie" Brinkley Francis 18 29 Julia Ann 23 George 20 Blunden Mary 23 Belcherre William 18 Brinkly Anne 14 Boley Jethro 26 Bell 42 Brinley David W. 23 Bond Thomas 16 Mary 52 D.C. 31 Brintle Bellcher Elizabeth 14 44 Jeremy 13 Richard 19 Britt Belt Boorn 42 James 21 William 26 Brittain Ben Boswell Joseph 17 Daniel K. 21 Antiochus 25 Broadrish Bennet Sarah A. 25 Thomas 14 Jehu 13 Bowish Brooks Bennett William 42 45 Elizabeth 23 Bowle Mary "Polly" 47 Benson William 13 Brothers George 15 Bowles Christian 22 Benstedd Sally 22 Emaline 24 John 12 Bowley Jacob 24 Bernard 42 John 23 Joane 14 Boyett Riddick 22, 28 Berrie Edmund 17 Broughton 42 Thomas 17 Henry 12 Berry Boyles Browder 42 Noah 22 36 Elizabeth 24 Braddon William T. 37 Besford Nicholas 17 Brown John 12 Bradshaw 39 Bewley Josiah 25 L. K. 22 James, Sr. 42 Braine L. Madison 27 Jesse 42 George 18 Thomas 24 Bicknell Martha 14 W. 22, 24, 27 47 Brandreth Browne Birkin 41 Thomas 12 Abraham 19 Brattle William 17 Blackall Nicholas 15 Brune John 15 Breck Ruber 25 Blackburn 46 Bryan Margaret C. 52 Breeden J. H. 23 Blackwood Susannah 51 Buck A. D. 26 Breeding Jane 16 Blagden Ephraim 51 Buckland Thomas 19 Job 51 Christopher 12 Blake Richard 51 Buckley Samuel 18 Susannah 51 Peter 15 Thomas 21 Brett Buley Blakman James 12 42 Minnie 29 Briant Bulley Bland James 15 42 FFRU Volume 11 - Page 55 (2nd Edition) Bullman John 17 William 14 B. H. 26 Calland Clapp John 12 Mathew 12 John 17 Buly Campbell Clark 42 William A. 22 43 Burch Cardwell Lewis 22 Daniell 12 49 Thomas 12 Burche Carmody William 12, 20 Captain 12 Eileen 34 Clarke Burgay Carnay Humphrey 17 William 26 Sandy 24 Joan 15 Burges Carny John 15 William 17 Thomas 15 William 17, 18 Burgey Carpenter Clarkson Ambrose 23 Matilda 48 Monoah 51 Nancy 23 Carrell Clevelan Burgis Theodosia 48 Robert 22 Richard 17, 18 Carroll Cleveland Burnell Josephine 32 Daniel 17 47 Naomi Louisa 48 John 48 Burnett Carter Mary 48 44 42 Cling Burns Richard 15 Francis P. 22 James 25 Carthy Clode John 25 James 20 John 17 Burridge Carver Cobb John 19 John M. 26, 27 Henry 43 Burroughs Josias 22 Coffee Francis 15 Pheby 15 Mary 48 Timothy, Jr. 52 Tempy 22 Coggeshall Burt Cary 44 James B. 23 Thomas 19 Cokes John 13 Warren 18 Edward 12 Burton Cave Cole John 12 Thomas 19 James 14 Mary E. 24 Challoner John 12 Thomas 13 John 13 Stephen 15 Bush Chambers Collier John 12 Elizabeth 12 Susan 52 Bussell Chandler Collingworth John 12 Henry 25 David 12 Butler Chaplin Collins Nathaniel 19 John 19 Anne 22 Butne Nicholas 15 Anthony 25 Michael F. 25 Chapman Lucy 22 Butram S. 26, 28 Colloe Permelia 52 Chase Christopher 18 Butterfield 39 Colwell 39 Desdemona 39 Adah 22 Buttler Cheshire Jemima J. 22 Nathaniel 19 Richard 19 Comb Byam Childress Henry 18 John 19 Benjamin 25 Conant Byshop Christian John 17 John 14 Gilbert 43 Conner Chump 47 Alice 12 Conway C Church Eunice 23 Cades Edward 12 James 26 FFRU Volume 11 - Page 56 (2nd Edition) Margaret 12 Crocker Meriah 24 William 23 William 13 Davice Cook Crockford Rowland 14 Brison 28 Nathaniell 16 David Coon Rebecca 16 Lewes 12 Eliza 52 Croke Davies Peter 52 John, Sir 38 Anne 14 Simon 52 Crome William, Sir 17 Cooper William 12 Davis 49 Crompe 36 Ann 19 Richard. Sir 17 David 19 Cooton Cromwell Elizabeth 22 John 14 Frances 10 Henry C. 37 Cornal Oliver 10 Lidy 24 44 Crosswhite Dawnay Corneborough Salley 22 40 Nathaniell 14 Crouch Day Cornel William 15 44 44 Crow Agnes 16 Cornell Sarah 15 Nathaniel 19 Thomas 43, 44 Crowe de la Garde Cornewall John 15 Alexander 12 44 William 12 Dean Cornewell Crowson Jacob 20 44 H. H. 26 Deaver Cornwall Crumpla Mary Levisa 22 44 Martha 23 Dellahay Cornwell Cuningham John 12 44 Richard 26 Dench Corsley Cunningham William 12 John 18 James 27 Denney Cotton Curtis Harvey 25 Matthew 14 Eunice E. 49 Dennis Court John 19 Thomas 12 Samuell 14 Oscar F. 48 Denny Symon 14 Custer Joel 25 Cowan Corda B. 48 Deweese 48 Cutts H. M. 27 Cowper 38 Dickers R. B. G. 25 Robert 13 Cox Dickerson John 13 D William 45 Richard 21 Dabb Dickson Wilcher 25 Thomas 12 Lucto 23 Coxhead Dale W. M. 22 41 John H. 23 Dilling Craft Damewood Penelope 14 43 42 Dillinger Craig Dampney Matthias 27 Andrew 44 Thomas 13 Disher Crawford Darby William 15 Amos A. 27 John 13 Dixson Susan LuVerne Howton 49 Dare Joseph 28 Creede Gideon 17 Dobson Jasper 15 Daughtry 47 Cribb W. G. 23, 24 Dodge Richard 12 Davenport 52 Crithfield W. 24 Dodson Richard 28 Daves John 46 FFRU Volume 11 - Page 57 (2nd Edition) Doleman Edmisto Joseph 47 Thomas 18 William 22 Fairfax Doremus Edwards 40 47 Corbin 22 Fane Dotson John 17 Robert 12 Jacob K. 22 Melley 24 Farewell Douglass Pilet 26 George 16 42 T.S. 27 Margaret 16 Dove Elbridge Farmer 39 Thomas 14 Elizabeth 12 Dover Ellers Ira D. 24 Thomas 19 John 15 Farrer Dow Ellis Joseph 26 Emilia Maria 39 Edmund 14 Farring Dowdling Edward 15 Miles 12 John 19 Thomas 16 Farron Dowe Elton Samuell 12 Elizabeth 39 Abraham 18, 19 Farrow John 39 Isaac 18, 19 James 27 Richard 39 Emery Faulkne Dowry Mary 13 Obadiah 23 Josias 15 England Faulkner Drake Margaret 22 O. 23 Diana 12 English Obadiah 23, 27 Drew George L. 25 William M. 27 Dean 34 Robert C. 25 Fellowes Roger 15 Eppes Jonathan 26 Samuel 18 Richard 22 Fernandez Driver Ermy Lisa 34 James 12 45 Ferrell Duce Erwin J. J. 26 Robert 12 Arthur 27 Finch Duddlestone Margaret 28 Richard P. 26 John, Sir 17, 18, 19 William C. 24 Fines Dudley Eure Thomas 14 Ambrose 17, 18 Henry L. 26 Finley Dunderdale Evans A. M. 25 40 Caelia 22 Fisk Dunn Edward 14 Moses 43 43 John 15 Fitten Dunson Evens John 27 Solomon 26 S. A. 22 Fitzhugh Dutton Everatt William, Col. 21 William 18, 19 Edward 14 Flaming Duvall Evitt Peter 12 48 Arthur 14 Fletcher Eyton Susanner 22 James 15 Fludd E Thomas 12 Early Foenix Nancy 24 F Rebecca 14 Easton Fain Foote Esaac 14 Charles 47 44 Ebersviller John 47 Forbes Anne 37 Nicholas 47 48 Eddy Richard 47 Forten 45 Fainyance George 21 John 46 Nicholas 47 Foster Samuel 46 Fairbanks Isaac 49 FFRU Volume 11 - Page 58 (2nd Edition) Rufus 49 Thomas, Sir 10 D. N. 22 Fowick William 8 Daniel 22, 28 James 17 Darryl 35 Fowle David 29, 37 Joseph 19 Franklin David S., Jr. 48 Fowler Abel 21 David Wesley 30 David 27 Abigail 49 Delila 25 Fox Abraham 16, 21 Delilah 25 47 Adeline 25 Dorcas 49 Foy Agnes Heurth 37 Dorcas Jane 4 Edward 18, 19 Alfred 49 Dorothy 29, 35 Foye Ambrose 21 Dosia 48 Edward 18, 19 Amos 29 Eady 25 John 15 Amy 52 Easom 51 Franckland Andrew Jackson 21 Eason 22 Henry 13 Ann 25 Edward 22, 51, 52 Francklin Ann E. 25 Edward A. 22 Charles F. 20 Ann Susan 25 Edward, Jr. 51 Henry 14 Anna 25, 52 Elasha 22 Joane 14 Anna Pearl 29 Eleanor Anne 11 John 14 Anne 37 Eli 22, 28 Richard 7, 15, 16 Anny 28 Elias 22 Thomas 7, 8 Anthony 30 Elisabeth 25 William 8 Archibold 22 Elisha 22, 29 William Stone 20 Barnabas 22 Eliza 25 William, Lt. Col. 8 Barnard 48 Eliza B. 25 Francklyn Barnet 48 Elizabeth 37, 50, 51, 52 Edward 17 Barsheba 25 Elizabeth Frances 37 Henry 20 Belzy 25 Elmer 30 Jonathan 20 Ben 30, 33 Elmira 30 Jos 19 Benjamin 22, 30, 31, 32, Elvy 22 Joshua 19 36, 37, 51 Emaline 26 Phillip 18 Benjamine 52 Emily 52 Richard 16, 18, 19 Bently 22, 25 Emily Jane 50 Robert 14 Bernard 22 Emma 50 Thomas 15, 16 Bertha 29, 50 Enock 22 William 13, 17, 18, 19 Betsey 25 Esom 51, 52 Frank Betty 23, 27 Eugene 52 Thomas F. 23 Bilded 52 Eunice 26 Zachariha 24 Bryon 35 F. M. 22 Frankeland Burten 28 Flora 29 Richard 13 Burwell 22 Frances 16, 26, 37 Frankland Byron 31, 32, 33 Frances Edwin 48 38, 39 Calvin 22, 30 Francis 35, 36 Barbary 9 Candiss 25 Frederick 52 C. H., Sir 10 Carl James, Sr. 3 Frieloche 52 Catherine 39 Carl James, Jr. 3 George 22, 24, 36, 52 Charles Henry, Sir 10 Caroline 25 George Owen 4 David 20 Catherine 37 Gideon 22 Edward, Sir 40 Charity 25 Gideon E. 22 George 38, 52 Charles 29, 30 Gillis 52 Henry 10 Charlotte (Case) 53 Gilly 26 John 8, 9, 18, 52 Charlotte (Worrell) 48 Grace 35 John William 39 Chesterfield 22 Gray 22 Joyce 8 Christopher 21 Green 22 Margaret 9, 40 Clarissa 28 Green B. 26 Richard 8, 9, 40 Constance 35 Greene 26 Robert 38 Corrine 52 Greenle 22 Thomas 9, 38 Cynthia Ann 30 Grizzey 26 FFRU Volume 11 - Page 59 (2nd Edition) H. J. 23 Lawrence 35, 48 Phobe 51 H. Plummer 50 Lenior 48 Polly 27, 52 Hannah 26, 52 Leon Robert 3 Rachel 48 Hardin 22 Lessie 50 Ralph William 29 Hardin P. 22, 27 Leucy 26 Rawse 27 Harriet J. 37 Levi 52 Rhoda Jane 51 Harriett 29 Lewes 23 Richard 13, 15, 16, 17, 18, 35 Harriette 26 Lewis 23, 24 Robert 12, 24, 37 Helen 49 Lidda 26 Robert Ferdinard 4 Henry 22, 23, 26, 36, 48 Lizie 26 Robert James 37 Hinton 26 Lloyd 2 Robert S. 47 Hiram Johnson 48 Lois 35 Robert V. 48 Isaac 23, 25, 36, 49 Loretta 50 Rose C. 30 Isabella (Roberts) 1, 4 Louisa 4, 26 Roswell 48 Isham 51 Lucinda 26 Rugh 49 Izilia 26 Lucy 26, 33 Russell 27 J. B. 50 Ludisa 26 Ruth 27 J. D. 22, 27 Lula V. 50 Rutha 27 Jack 52 M. 24 S. E. 50 Jacob 21 M. L. 26 S. H. 50 Jacob Henry 47 Maggie B. 50 S. V. 50 James 23, 26, 28, 30, 36, Mahaly 26 Sally 27 49, 51, 52 Malinda 30 Sally E. 50 James B. 50 Malinda Jane 51 Samuel 24, 28, 29, 49, 52 James E. 23 Mallichi 24 Samuel Frederick 47 James F. 37 Margaret 26 Samuel Glass 33 James Francis 37 Margery 4 Samuel, Jr. 52 James K. 23 Marinda 27 Santarelli Sydenham Galitzin 31 James Lenoir 48 Mark 37 Sarah 28, 52 James W. 52 Martha 22, 27, 37 Sarah A. 28 Jane 26, 52 Martha A. 37 Shubel 52 Jane, Lady 11 Martha E. 27 Shubill 52 Jason 23, 27, 47 Mary 27, 29, 31, 32, 50 Shurwood 24 Jeanette 37, 52 Mary C. 50 Simon 24 Jefferson 23 Mary Della 32 Sinthy 28 Jemima 50 Mary E. 50 Solomon 24 Jeremiah 36 Mary Isabel 4 Stacy 35 Jesse 23 Maryjo 33 Stephen 48 Jethro 23 Matilda 27 Stokes 24 Joanna 51 Maza 28 Susan 37 John 11, 14, 23, 24, 28, 30, Mescheck 27 Susan R. 28 36, 37, 47, 51, 52 Mildred E. 27 Susana 28 John B. 48 Minerva 35 Taliaferro 24 John E. 23 Minnie Sarah 29 Tamor 28 John F. 25 Minor 24 Theodore 35 John Lawson 3, 4 Molly 51 Theodrick 24 John N. 37 Nancy 24, 27, 33 Thomas 15, 16, 24, 27, 28, John P. 23 Nancy E. 27 29, 30, 36 John, Jr. 52 Nathan 24 Thomas, Jr. 36 John, Sir 10, 11 Nellie J. 30 Viall 52 Jonas 23 Otis 52 Viall, Jr. 52 Jonathan 12, 49, 51 Otto 30 W. P. 50 Josaphine 29 Owen 49 Walter 25 Joseph 23, 29, 30, 36 Parnell 47 William 7, 23, 24, 25, 29, 36, Joseph R. 23 Pary 24 37, 51, 52 Joseph T. 24 Patton 26 William A. 4 Joshua 19 Peggy 26 William C. 24 Josiah 36, 37 Phebe 27 William Easter 47 Julia 52 Philip 17, 33, 37, 49 William Fletcher 48 FFRU Volume 11 - Page 60 (2nd Edition) William Lawson 1, 3, 4 Gardner Marina 33 William Lewis 25 Ann 13 Goodman William P. 50 Walter 18 Tymothie 12 William T. 37 Garner Goodwin William Temple 51 Carroll 32 Austin 18, 19 Willingham 10 Garraway Sarah J. 24 Willis 22, 23, 24, 26 Edward 15 Gore Winafred 28 Gatton Nancy 49 Zachariha 25 Thomas 15 Gorst Zeary 25 Gawthorne 40 Frankling Richard 15 Gosmoore James 48 Geer Henry 15 Robert 20 Joseph 24 Gosnel Franklyn Gell Simeon 26 Edward 51 John Philip, Rev. 11 Gotley Elizabeth 16 Gelph Joseph 19 Henry 19 William 13 Gould John 20 Gentry Ann 14 Martin 16 Elizabeth 23 John 15, 17 Mary 51 Joseph 23 Gowens Peter 21 Nancy 22 John 26 Richard 15, 16, 18 George Grady Robert 20 Levi 25 Sarah Ann 24 Samuell 15 Sarah 14 Graham Thomas 16, 17, 20 Gerald Thompson W. 51 William 13, 19 James 20 Grahame Freeman Gey Charles 21 James G. 25 John 17 Grant John 25 Gibbs Arthur 15 Nicholas 26 Ann 23 Gray French Thomas 19 C. G. 24 William 17 Gilbert E. G. 22, 25 Frisch John 19 Thomas S. 22 Otto 52 Gildingwater Grayer Fugate Thomas 12 Margaret 15 Artemicia 31 Gilkey Green Thomas 31 R. L. 28 Gardner 26 Fulsher Gillaspie John 14 Levi 23 D. A. 25 Paul 23 Fuquay Gillett Greene William E. 24 William P. 24 Gordon, Chief 51 Furlong Gilson John 12 Thomas 13 Thomas 12 Richard 17 Glass Greenwich Emma Elizabeth 32 John 12 G Samuel Robert 32 Greenwood Gaddy Gleason Micky 24 Emeline 24 Joanna Louisa 39 Gregg Galbraith John 39 49 William 18 Glover Griffin Galligher Nane 38 John 11 Margaret 52 Glynne Griffith Galloway J. 7 Samuel Abraham 26 Charles 12 Goldin Grimes Franklin 21 Reuben D. 22 Gilbert 12 Garde Golding Grims Alexander de la 12 Isaac 27 Littleton 25 Gardiner Gonzales Grimsly John 15 Julio 33 James 25 FFRU Volume 11 - Page 61 (2nd Edition) Nancy 25 Thomas 17 Haward Peggy 25 Hardwick Mary 14 Guffey Joseph 14 Hawkins E. P. 26 Hardy Clement 12 Josire 25 47 Grace 14 Guy Nancy 37 John 14 Alice 12 Robert 12 Haworth Gwillim Harford Mary 32 Mary 15 Charles 17 Haynes Gwin Hargrove James 19 Benjamin 18 William 24 William G. 25 Harrell Hays I. S. 24 52 H S. 26 Haywood Hackett Harris Thomas 14 Edward 18 39 Heathfield Haines James 27 John 17 47 Jennifer Leigh 33 Hedges Haithcock Mary "Kay" Kathryn 33 Robert 14 Madison M. 26 Michael Steven 33 Hegdon Halingworth Roland William 33 Mima 24 Edward 12 Silas 25 Helm Hall Steven Michael 33 40 Annie M. 22 Harrison William 40 Edmond 15 46 Hensley Edward 15 Hart Susan 29 Tiffany Page 34 William Benjamin 49 Henson Hambleton Hartfield Rachel A. 24 Aldrige 26 39 Henvill Hamilton Hartgrove Richard 19 William 28 A. C. 24, 27 Herrin Hamli R. P. 24 E. B. 22 Nathaniel 28 Hartley Herring Hamlin Thomas 15 John 12 T. V. 27 Harvey Hibles Hammond Andrea Lee 34 49 Elizabeth 49 Bruce Byron 34 Hickerson Hanbury Craig Patrick 34 Litle 27 Capel 19 David Bruce 34 Hicks Hancock Garrett Keith 34 44 E. W. 28 Glen James 33 William 18 Handcock Kathrynne Emma "Kay" 34 Hiley Elizabeth 23 Keith Wayne 34 Peter 19 Handly Maryanna 33 Hill M. A. 25 Rachel Kristine 34 Dr. 7 Handy Robert Christophe 34 John 12, 16 Hester 15 William 17 W. 22 Haney William Arthur 33, 34 William 23 Francis 26 William Arthur, Jr. 34 Hind Timothy 26 Harvin Robert 15 Hanner 43 Hoage A. E. 25 Harwell Henry 52 Hanthorn 47 Hobbs Sarah 29 Harwood Henry 19 Hany John 16 William 18 Archibald 23 Haslewood Hodges Haralson William, Lt. 20 Thomas 17 H. 22 Haukford Hogan Harbert Richard 13 W. J. 24 FFRU Volume 11 - Page 62 (2nd Edition) Hogans Joane 13 43 W. J. 24 Mabell 13 Illbeck Hogg Howland Dolorus 52 Thomas 15 44 Inglish Holderby Howse Mary 12 J. 24 John 12 Ingram Holland Howseman 48 D. H. 23 Richard 12 Inman Fanny 23 Howton Joshua 27 Hollister Curtis 49 Inmon Edward 18 Nancy Mary 49 Hezerkier 27 Jacob 19 Susan LuVerne 49 Irwell Laurence 19 Huckeby Christopher 17 Thomas 18 Mary 42 Irwin Hollowell Mary (Molly) 42 Polly 52 James 25 Huckle Isles Reddick 25 William 12 Joane 15 William 25 Hudson Ives Holmes Peter 15 Ann 24 42 Robert 15 Iveson Holt Hufman Richard 12 48 Jonathan 22 Hood Hughes 41 Ann 22 J Hooke Lewes 12 Jackson Abraham 18 Humphrey Arthur 17 Hookham Thomas 15 Edward 19 Olliver 12 Hung John 12 Hooper Enoch B. 28 Newel 24 Rebecca 22 Hungerford James Hoottest Thomas 18 Elisha 18 William 15 Hunt John 15 Hopewell Enoch B. 27 Joseph 17 Hugh 21 N. 23 Jarrett Hopkins Nalthan D. 27 E. U. 27 46 Samuel 19 Jarvis John 14 Samuel, Jr. 19 Edward 14 Horke Hunter Jan 14 Joseph 19 C. M. 31 John 22 Horsington John 27 Polly 23 John 18 Rachel 24 Stephen 23 Hort Solomon 27 Jeffries Bridget 19 Hurtnell Elinor 13 George 15 Samuel 19 Jenkins Horton Hutchins J. J. 23 Rachel 49 Jonathan 25 John 18 Hosey Hutchinson Jessee Thomas 14 Ezekiel 15 John 19 Houghtling Hyde Jesson 43 John 15 Abraham 15 House Joseph 15 Jacob 15 William 17 Hyder Jewell Howard Seward A. 29 43 42 Hyman Joanes Robert 15 James 23 Thomas 15 Howe Johnes 48 Hugh 12 Margarette R. 48 I Johnson Howell Ice 48 FFRU Volume 11 - Page 63 (2nd Edition) Ambros 26 Sidney 24 Thomas 20 Dr. 7 Kerby Lea J. R. 26 Humfrey 12 Ira 28 Jeremy 15 Kershner Ledbetter Lucy 24 Dorothy 32 43 Nancy Mary Howton 49 Gloria Vonne 32 Lee Ransom 25 Joseph Hayden 32 Richard 12 Samuel 19, 23, 25, 26 Kilam Robert 12 Selina 21 William 14 Leigh Johnston Kimp Jonathan 15 S. M. 26 Michell 12 Leisoe Jones Kincaid James 19 Charles 18 J. B. 23 Lemmon Charles, Sr. 18 King Joseph 18 Clinton 26 B. S. 22, 23, 25, 26, 27, 28 Lemone Codogan 14 B.S. 27 John 19 Dawson 25 Charles 18 Lester Edith 12 D. S. 21 52 Edward 18 Daniel 20 Lewis Elizabeth 21 Fannie 24 48 Francis 21 Jane 14 Abraham 17, 18, 19 Hicksey 21 John 15 M. 21 John 16, 18 Mary 22 N. 21 John H. 22 R. S. 26 N. M. 24 Jonathan 22 Kirk R. D. 23 Levi 24 Roger 17 Lindsey Mark 50 Kirkwood James 48 Mary 14 49 Linley Matthias 18 Kirton Nathaniell 14 Morgan 12 Sarah 14 Lisenbee Patsy 24 Knight Martin S. 25 Polly 22 John 17 Robert 25 Robert 23 Knightsmith Lisle Thomas 14 Thomas 16 William 17 Walter 12 Krashmer Little Wesley 24 Helen 35 Sarah 19 William 13, 15 Lloyd Jowles Edward 17, 18 Thomas 15 L James 19 Lacy Richard 15 Elianor 14 Lockrige K Lake Samuel 25 Keel William 12 Logan Mary E. 21 Lambeth 43 Keener Marie 12 John M. 23 J. 24 Land Loggin Kelly James 22 John 15 Charles 14 Lane Logue Kemp James 15 49 42 Richard 18 Lond (?) Edward 12 Langdon Joseph 19 Kendrick Samuel 21 Long Andrew 15 Lanten-Schleger J. P. 22 Kennard John F. 51 Joseph 19 39 Lawrence Longman Leonidas Hamlin 39 44 Thomas 17, 18, 19 Kent Charles 14 Longsha Peter 17 John 12 Henry 12 Kerba Lawson Love FFRU Volume 11 - Page 64 (2nd Edition) Issac 26 Azriah 28 W. W. 23, 27 John 13 Marriot Meeks Lovell James T. 22, 24, 26 Malinda 29 Elizabeth 12 Marriott Samuel 29 Phillipp 12 James T. 26 Melchi Lovill Marshall Henry 25 Edward 27 Francis 12 Merriman James A. 25 Jane 12 George 12 Loving Richard 12 Merritt 42 Martin Daniel 24 Lowndes Elizabeth 45 Messer 40 George 19 Strawther 27 Loyde R. 25, 27 Mico Edward 18 W. W. 27 Walter 15 James 18, 19 William 12 Milard Luff Mason James 19 William 14 Benjamin 12 Millard Lugge George 17, 19 46 Anne 15 John 15 Miller Luke Massachusetts Otwell 14 John 14 Plymouth 46 Millerd Lutterell Mathe 46 Walter 12 Benjamin 23, 27 Milner Luxmore Mathew Elizabeth 14 Anne 14 Rowland 12 Mitchell Lyne Mathewes J. G. H. 22 Phelix 12 William 14 Mechan 26 Lyning Mathews Micajah 27 John 14 Mary 15 Mode Lyon William 12 William G. 25 Wm H. 23 Mathias Moe Lyons James 27 Sheila Karen 34 Absalum 28 John 23 Montgomery Joseph 22 Edmond 12 Matthi James 12 M Thomas 26 Montjoy Macey Matts Edmond 19 George 17 James 14 Moon Mackall May Lawson 32 James John 21 Martha 12 Moore MacNeal Mathew 12 Cheryl Ann 33 Neal 20 Maybach Clara M. 35 Magruder William 52 Eligia 25 Enoch 21 Mayer Elijah 26, 50, 51 Mainord Thomas 15 Franklin C. 35 Abel 27 McBrian Gabriel 27 Elizabeth 22 Dennis 12 Henry 31, 35 Mann McConry John 15, 27 Ann 12 John 12 Juella Ninetta 35 Deborah 14 McDade Matt M. 27 Manuel J. B. 24 Samuel D. 27 Jesse 27 John 27 William 28 Manzer McMullen More James 12 47 Thomas 12 March Mead Moreton John, Sr. 22 41 John 14 Marchant Meade Morgan Emanuel 17 Thomas 17 Green 27 Marion Medford John 14 FFRU Volume 11 - Page 65 (2nd Edition) Olliver 15 Nepho Dermond 12 Randolph 22 Jerome 16 Ofield Thomas 19 Nesbitt Thomas 13 William 15 John 21 Oghen Morrison Neveson Hugh 14 William 19 Robert 13 Oglesby Morton New York William 25 Henry 12 New York 21 Ogletree Mary 23 Newell 43 Mott William 37 Oldys 44 William J. 37 William 15 Ruthe 22 Wilmon 37 Olive Mountjoy Newton James 28 Edmond 17, 18 Edward 20 Oliver Edmund 18 Miriam 22 Isaac 14 Thomas 17, 18 Nicchols John 17 Mugleworth Thomas 16 Ooley Peter 18 Nichols 49 Murray Jefferson 27 Osburn John 20 Nickals 45 Murt Jefferson 27 Osburne Carole 34 Nickolls Humphrey 13 Musprat John 18 Susan 13 Elizabeth 14 Nims Timothy 13 Mussell Laurie 34 Osgood Robert 12 Noble Asenath 47 Myles Sarah 52 Ostler Mary 16 Thomas 19 48 Noland Thomas A. 25 N Norman P Nacton 41 Pace Teague 12 John 15 45 Nagis Matthew 27 Packer Ann 15 Wilson 27 John 18 Nall Norrell Samuel 18 Robert 27 Caroline 47 Thomas 19 Nash Norris Palmes Edmond 12 Robert 21 40 Nation Northerow Parke John 24, 28 Samuel 16 Isaac 22 Neal Norton Parker S. J. 23 George 12 Dorcas 24 Neale Martin 26 Henry 18 Christopher 23 Rodrick 26 Peter 49 Needham Norwick Richard 17 Esther Vivian (Thomas) 34 Eros 15 Thomas 24 Nada Joan 34 Norwood William T. 23 Otto Cook 34 45 Parkinson Neesom Numan James 12 John 12 Anna 48 Parks Nelson Conrad 48 Benjamin J. 22 Betsy 36 Marget 48 Joshua 27 Brittany 34 Nunnaly Thomas 27 C. H. 25 44 Parler Chelsea Marie 34 Symon 12 Daniel Allen 34 Parner John B. 21 O Sterling 28 Selena 24 O’Bryan Parrett FFRU Volume 11 - Page 66 (2nd Edition) Adam 15 William 12 Robert 23 Richard 15 Phillips S. D. 26 Parrish 36 Samuel 21 Izilla 24 Frances 36 Sarah Lovina 24 John 26 John 36 Priday Nelson 22 Philpe Samuell 12 Seley 22 Richard 12 Proctor William 24 Philpott Nercissee J. 23 Parther John 15 Provender John 27 Pigott John 14 Payne Harriet 23 Prowd 42 Pine Ralph 12 John 14 44 Puckett Mary 48 Pinkler Francis 17 Richard 18 Thomas 28 Pullin William 14 Pinson Richard 13 Pearce Samuell 17 Pyne Jeremy 19 Pitts Richard 17 Peares George 19 Jeremiah 18 Joseph 17 Pearks Plunket Q William, Jr. 19 Edward 12 Qualisand Pearson Plunkett 31 John 14 Rowland 12 Queen Simon 22 Thomas 12 N. S. 27 Peck Poindexter Robert H. 27 Francis 12 Jonathan F. 27 Quick Peed Pope Thomas 17 Martha 22 Andrew 19 Quintin Peirce Nathaniel 19 James 20 John 14 Porden Pellham William 11 Nicholas 20 Pott R Penday William 12 Ramsey Samuell 12 Potter Elizabeth 23 Pennell Samuel 25 Randolph John 24 Powell 48 Penny 47 Ransom Edwards 23 Barsheba 23 Benjamin 28 Penson Richard 12 Rapen Thomas 12 Sally 23 William 12 Pentecost William 12 Rashleigh Lynn 52 Prather 47 Perks John 24, 27 Rawlings William 18, 19 Pratt 47 Perritt Robert 14 Raymore 47 Presley 49 Perrot William 13 Raymoure Benjamin 19 Preston 49 Peston Jacob 15 Read Thomas 17 Pretty Cornelius 18 Petteford Penelope 15 Reader Cyntha 23 Price Martha 16 Peyton Aaron 27 Reagan Robert 17 Daniel S. 28 48 Phelps John 14, 32 Reane William 13 Mijamin 26 William 14 Phillipps R.T. 23 Reason John 12 Richard 19 Barbarie 12 FFRU Volume 11 - Page 67 (2nd Edition) Reece Robert 12 Nicholas 17 Abraham 28 Robins Samm Reed Daniel 21 John 15 John S. 30 Robinson Sanderland Reede 42 Samuell 15 John 14 Bartholomew 16 Sanders Reeve L. 26 Elizabeth 21 Noindred 28 Roby R. 24 Reeves William 15 William 15 Adcock 27 Rodden Sanderson Reid Henry E. 24 Elizabeth 9 Joseph 26 Rodig Sands Revett Henry Alvin 29 44 38 Rodney Sapp Revill William 14 N. R. 27 Benjamin 25 Roe Saunders Reynolds Willis 25 Richard 15 John 15 Roebuck Savage Thomas 14 45 Elizabeth 13 Rhea Rogers Sawier William M. 24 42, 47 Arthur 18, 19 Wm M. 27 C. T. 22 Sawyer Rhett Rolas J. F. 24, 26 Judge 10 John J. 26 Saxey Sarah 10 Ronion Henry 8 Rice W. F. 26 William 8 Francis 28 Roost Scandrett Richard Argenton 17 Christopher 17 John 12 Rountree John 17 Richards America 47 Scott John 13 James 25 B. F. 25 Richardson Rowan Caleb 16 53 William 27 Elizabeth 14 Elizabeth 43 Rowe James 17 Thomas 16 Henrietta 23 Joseph 16 Walter 15 Roynolds Thomas P. 27 Riddick Anne 14 William 17 Edward 22 Royster Scrivener Elizabeth 22 A. 26 Benjamin 15 Mary 24 James M. 26 Scudamore Rider Rumley William 19 Richard 15 James 23 Sealy Ridglie Russell John 19 George 12 38 Seawell Riggs Charles, Col. 38 Robert W. 26 Joel 24 Giles, Capt. 21 Sedwick Rivers Richard 15 Benjamin 21 Sally 24 Samuel 29 Seegrun Roach Thomas 15 Christopher 13 James 51 Rutter Seely Roark Thomas 12 William 12 James 51 Ryder Seulke Roberts William 20 Gerald Arthur 34 Christopher 15 Ryland James Theodore 34 Dewitt C. 25 Thomas 18 James Thomas 34 Isabella 1, 3, 4 Karen Rene 34 John C. 4 Marikay 34 Jonathan 27 S Thomas Edward 34 Minerva 25 Salter Thomas Theodore 34 FFRU Volume 11 - Page 68 (2nd Edition) Shaw Mary 23 Stephens Jenny 52 Matthias 18 Hinton 26 Shelton Nathaniel 17 James 26, 27 M. 26 Robert 19 John 15 Nancy 22 Samuel 9 Stephenson Shigley William 12, 16, 17 John 21 James 51 Snipes Steveness Shipton Eevelina 24 John 27 Richard 15 Somers Stevens Shirley Watemon 25 Anderson 26 William 15 Sommer Perley 53 Shoare Jonas 14 William 15 Henry 13 Soper Stockley Shrimpton John 13 Woodman 13 Epaphras 15 Southby Stone Shute Thomas 15 Richard 12 Elizabeth 13 Spangler Stonier Sibley John 29 Jonas 14 Hannah 28 Sarrah 29 Storey Silvester Speight 40 John 15 James 23 Stout Simons Spencer Daniel 51 Mary 13 James W. 51 John Esom 51 Simpson Spendley Strevly Tyre 27 Mary 12 Richard 52 Sinclair Spicely Stroud Robert 19 Willie 26 42 Sindry Sprinkle Stroum John 15 Jesse 23 Donald Merrill 33 Sisk Sprite Donald Richard 33 49 Robert 12 Evan Paul 34 Sism Spurway Richard Roland 34 Nancy 23 Robert 17 Stump Sison Stacy Laura Lyn 33 Richard 26 Morgan 14 Styles Sisson Stafford Joseph 48 Thomas 26 William 17 Suggitt Skiffe Stalling John 21 John 17 Samuel 27 Sular Skooler Stanferd Ann 22 Anthony 12 William 24 Sullivan Skynggle Stanford Emma Lee 35 Ann 12 John 12 Sumner Slade Stanley Benjamin 28 Humphrey 17 Jesse 22 J. 22, 23 William 27 Stanly John 28 Slater J. G. 23, 25 Sundry David 21 Lemuel J. 28 John 15 Sloughton Stanton Swaine William 15 Lyda Margarett 22 Benjamin 15 Smith Staples Swann 44 Leonard 12 Walter 27 Charles D. 32 Start Swanson Francis 17 John 16 Gloria 34 James 12 Stedman Swift Jane 14 N. A. 22 James 15 John 12, 16, 17 W. W. 23 Swymmer John, Jr. 24 Steevens William, Jr. 19 Joseph 18 Mathew 14 Symkins FFRU Volume 11 - Page 69 (2nd Edition) Michaell 14 E. 25 Venable Synn Totten James 28 Symon 15 James M. 25 Pleasant 28 William 25 Venables Totterdale 8 T Henry 16 Miss 7 Talley Towers Ventimer 48 49 George 12 Tankard Trappes Viall Dillington 15 Joan 8 Elizabeth 52 Tankin Robert 8 Vickris 47 Trim Richard 18 Tarleton George 29 Robert 18 Edward 15 Tripp Vigor Tarvin Mary 47 John 19 Thomas 15 Trippe Vildue Tatnall Sarah 23 Edward 17 William 15 Tryon Villiers Taylor Thomas 15 41 Arthur 18 Tunbridge Vithnell Elizabeth 47 Robert 17 James 14 J. 24 Turford James 27 Edward 14 John 17 Turner W Joseph 24 Alice 14 Wadding Thomas 12 Bedford 26 Peter 17, 18, 19 William 23 J. 31 Wade Teazley John 14 48 Ann 24 S. 24 Waldron Temple Tweed George 14 Joseph 17 A. S. 21 Mary 14 Tench E. J. 21 Walker John 13 John 22, 26 Eliza 22 Terrill N. 26 George 15 Julius 22 Neeley 22 Grace 12 Thomas Sophrona J. 24 John 18, 19 Abraham 17 Thomas 22 Wall Esther Vivian 34 Tyler James 15 Evan 15 Thomas 17 Marie 52 John 17 Tyndale Wallin Phillip 14 Athel 19 Hugh 27 William 14 Jesse 24 Thomson S. 24 49 U Stephen 27 Thrash Upchurch Wallis Paulette 34 Lineman 25 Ezekiel 17 Threlcatt Urmy J. 27 Anthony 12 45 James 15 Thurmond Utley Waltar Thomas J. 28 Thomas J. 24, 25 Martha 14 Tillard War Abraham 15 William W. 23 Tindall V Ward Arthur 19 Vallentine Cathy 34 Tizard John 20 John 14 Henry 17 Vaughan Warren Tomberlin David 19 Elizabeth 12 Francis 23 Vellin Warrin Toms Isaac 18 Mary J. 23 FFRU Volume 11 - Page 70 (2nd Edition) Waterman Whippey Wise 46 Richard 13 Hannah Virginia 49 Margaret 14 Whitaker Witt Watkins Isaac 25 42 Becton 25 Thomas G. 24 Nancy 24 Watson Whitchurch Wolstenholme John 20 Samuel 18 Daniel 21 Nicholas 12 White Womack Watt George 12 Jonathan P. 21 James 25 John 12, 17 Wood Wattkins Jonathan W. 26 J. 22 John 14 Robert 19 Jesse 27 Wattmore Whitehead Shadrick 27 Humphrey 19 Abby 23 Symon 12 Watts Whithead Wooda James 12 Henry 17 William A. 24 John 12 Whittup Woodly Stephen 15 Thomas 17 41 Weakly Wickerham Woods O. K. 51 Mary 31 41 Weatherspoon Widows Woolcot Fanny 22 D. A. 28 John 13 Joseph 26 Williams Worlick Weaver 46 L. F. 23 Susan A. 47 A. 26 Worrell Webb Alfred 28 Charlotte 48 Brice 18 Belinda 34 Wright Webley E. 25 John 14 John 19 Frances Elizabet 23 Lydia Ann 33 Webly James Q. 24 Write John 19 Lewes 12 Arthur 12 Weekes Nathaniel 13 John 12 Samuell 17 Owen 12 Wy Welby Peter 14 Parry 12 39 Williamson Wyatt Welch Ralph 18 49 William 22, 25 Willis Wynne Wellborn William 12 John 19 Rebecca M. 22 Wills Wells Samuel 18 Anne 13 Thomas 19 Y West Wilmouth Yarborou 44 William 25 Elisha 25 Benjamin C., Sr. 28 Wilmuoth Yate Coary W. 28 Lot 24 Robert 18 Edward 15 Wilson Yatman Weston 47 Henry 12 John 12 Annie 38 Young Wexham Rigdon 23 Charles 13 Margaret 14 Winborne Elizabeth 49 Nicholas 14 John 26 John 18 Whale Winchell William 12 41 35, 44 Whaley Winfield 41 Nelson D. 28 Z Wharton Wingfield Zahn Henry 19 Charles 20 Robert 52 Whicker Wintle Benjamin 17 John 14 FFRU Volume 11 - Page 71 (2nd Edition) Place Index F M Florida Maryland Escambia County 32 Anne Arundell County 20 A Calvert County 21 Arkansas G Prince Georges County 21 White County 4 Saint Marys County 21 Georgia Australia Massachusetts Moonta 47 Bullock County 47 Boston 13, 20 Walker County 51 Braintree 49 Bristol County 52 C I Dartmouth 51 California Dartmouth 49 Los Angeles County Idaho New Port 42 Burley 29 Los Angeles 32 Rehoboth 49 Twin Falls County Whittier 32, 33, 34, 35 Salem 42 Buhl 29 Orange County 33, 34 Suffolk County Whittier 32 Illinois Bactore 51 Albion 38 Canada Swansea 49, 52 Edwards County 38 Ontario Michigan Hamilton 39 Perry County 51 Kent County Indiana Quebec Grand Rapids 52 Bartholemew County 48 Montreal 52 Mississippi Colorado Hendericks County 29 Jones County 31 Hendricks County 33, 48 Morgan County 29 Missouri Kingwood 47 Washington County 29, 30 Butler County 4 Abbott 29 Madison County 29 Owen County 49 Connecticut Randolph County 32 N Litchfield County Woodbury 48 Ripley County 48 Nebraska Tippecanoe County 50 Benkelman 30 Union County 29, 30 New Jersey E Brownsville 30 Philadelphia County 46 England Vigo County Union County 44 Bedfordshire 41 Terre Haute 29 New York Cambridge 39 Wayne County 29 Conklin 47 Gloucestershire 20 Iowa Erie County 52 Hampshire 39 Hardin County Genesee County 52 Hertfordshire 39 Pokley 52 Tioga County 28 Kent 43 Washington County 52 Kirkdale 38 J Fort Ann 52 Lancashire 40 North Carolina Jamaica 16 London 20 Avery County 48 Middlesex Buncombe County 48 Kilburn 16 K Burke County 49 Caldwell County 48 Norfolk 39 Kansas Oxforshire 47 Cherokee 26 Crawford County Southampton 39 Chowan County 49 Arma 29 Gates County 49 Surrey Mulberry 29 Battersea 16 Perquimans County 25 Labette County Westmoreland Surry County 48 Parsons 30 Kendal 40 Union County 28 Yorkshire 40 Kentucky O Doncaster 49 Aurora 48 Ohio Knaresborough 46 Barren County 42 Thirkleby 40 Allen County 28, 29, 30 Gallatin County 49 Blanchester 32 Canton 32 Clermont County FFRU Volume 11 - Page 72 (2nd Edition) Batavia 35 Virginia Clinton County 30, 31 Augusta County 43 Wilmington 32, 33, 34, 35 Bedford County 42 Fayette County 44 Carroll County 48 Highland County 30 Charles City County 36 Miami County 28 Chesterfield County 36, 44 Morgan County 30 Culpepper County 49 Muskingum County 30 Halifax County 36 Ross County 30 Henrico County 36, 48 Warren County 28 James City County 36 Oklahoma Lower Norfolk County 36 Cleveland County 3, 4 Nansemond County 24 Oregon New Kent County 48 Astoria 29 Orange County 48, 51 Wayne County 45 P Pennsylvania W Bradford County 49 Washington Chester County 47 Whatcom County Lancaster 43 Ferndale 29 Luzerne County 49 West Virginia New Castle 43 Wayne County 45 Philadelphia 21

R Rhode Island Newport County New Shoreham 21 Portsmouth 43 Providence 44

S South Carolina Chester County 30

T Tennessee Blount County 51 Knox County Knoxville 3, 4, 46 Madison County 37 McMinn County 51 McNairy County 36, 37 Rhea County 30, 32 Washington 31, 32 Sevierville 48 Washington County 47 Texas Grimes County 50

V Vermont Guilford 49 Orange County 52 FFRU Volume 11 - Page 73 (2nd Edition) FFRU Volume 11 - Page 74 (2nd Edition)