Quarterly Bulletin
ftnu 1972
SEATTLE GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC P. O. BOX 549, SEATTLE, WA. 98111 176 (6-72) Bulletin of the Seattle Genealogical Society* Inc. PRESIDENT' S PAGE
Ed, note: Mr. H. Y9 Smith resigned his position effective May 31st. Mr. Bernie Bean, 1st Vice President succeeded Mr. Smith. (Mr. Smith's term had one more year), The following is from Mr. Bean.
To the Membership of The Seattle Genealogical Society, Inc.:
For a great many years it has been my privilege and pleasure to have been an Officer of this Society, most of the time as 1st Vice President. These have been growing years for our Society in terms of our ability to assist people in their genealogical research and in the tools we have provided and in the size of the Society, It has grown also in National stature. Ten years ago very few people outside of King County, Washington, ever heard of The Seattle Genealogical Society, Today that is different and your Society now has a National reputation as a progressive genealogical Society. It deserves our continued loyalty and support in order to provide even better tools for the research we all enjoy and are dedicated to.
Two months ago, for reasons of health, our President Mr. Harlan Y. Smith submitted his resignation effective June 1st, He is a man we all value and re spect and his leaving us causes pain.
For the past five years I have been the President of The John Bean of Exeter Family Association, Inc., a world wide organization of The Clan MacBean, with a- bout 3,700 member families at the present time,, Since a great deal of our work is genealogical it is very time-consuming. In succeding to the Presidency of the Seattle Genealogical Society I find myself with insufficient time to do justice to both offices and have therefore submitted my resignation as the President of this Society to the Board of Directors on June 5th, 1972. Mrs., Leonard W. (Polly) Stevens now succeeds to the office of President for the next year.
I shall continue to serve the Society in any capacity within my abilities.
Most Cordially, signed - Bernie Bean
Ed. note: Mrs. Leonard W« (Polly) Stevens was not available at this late date to give us a statement of her plans for the fiscal year ahead* This page was left until today, June 5th, as the last of the Bulletin was being printed before assembly. When asked at the Board meeting if she wished to add a few remarks in this limited space she said the action was too new and she would rather wait and visit with you in the September issue.
Most of you in the Seattle, and Washington State area, are probably acquainted with Mrs. Stevens. She has been the smiling helpful lady at the supplies table at the regular membership meetings. She is active, and holds offices, in many patriotic organizations of a historical and genealogical nature. She has always been a willing and generous worker with the interest of your Society at heart. Polly will need your help in the months ahead to continue the growth and benefit that your Society can enjoy* With so many new members in the organization we can all benefit from your talents, ideas and help - make yourself known, BULLETIN OF THE SEATTLE GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. 177 P. 0„ BOX 549 SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, 98111 MU2 1410 PUBLISHED QUARTERLY: SEPTEMBER, DECEMBER, MARCH, JUNE Dues: $5.00 per year Editor: Roy Colbert Vol, 21, No, 4, June 1972 FOUNDED 1923 -CONTENTS- SOCIETY OFFICERS •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 178 Present Officers, their addresses and phone numbers KLA-HOW-YA / BOOK and MICROFILM CHAIRMEN ...... 179 Editor resigns / New appointees FRENCH-CANADIAN STUDY GROUP Mr0 Dave Axe, Chairman ...... 179 Also see March issue, page 121 NEW MEMBERS ©a®®*.®*.©®®®©®®®®®®®®®®.®.®®.®® IoU Welcome aboard BY-LAWS PROPOSAL / ADDITIONAL FUNDS .- BOOKS, MICROFILM ...... • 181 New section to Article VIII / To purchase books & microfilm VIRGINIA-TENNESSEE-KENTUCKY STUDY GROUP Miss Clarice Long, Chrn • • • • * 181 Exchange ideas on where and how to research these areas LAND RECORDS^ LIBRARY DESK Miss Darlene Hamilton .....-....••• 182 Please note the corrections from the March issue PENNSYLVANIA - STATE LIBRARY ...... 183 Records available and what service will be given NEW BOOKS Miss Helen Waterman,, Chairman ••••••••• • • • • • • • * 187 At Headquarters for your use when they arrive SURNAME STORY Mr, Edward Wagner, Esq0 0oL3Jo ...... •....•• 188 Two pages of goodies on Heraldry MARRIAGE OF RELATIVES Mr. Roy Colbert ...... 190 Cousin marries cousin, again and again READER'S CORNER ...... 192, 214 Several fine new books being offered NEBRASKA - GAR POST of 1897 • • • • • * • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • * • 193
Records of John Ao Dixr GAR Post, Blair, NB MARRIAGES IN PENNSYLVANIA 1823-1854 ...... 197 A continuing feature, Berks and Lehigh Counties TENNESSEE, CHURCH RECORDS ...... 203 Church of Christ, old Jackson now Clay County NEW YORK, FREEHOLDERS - ALBANY- ...... ^ ...... • 215 Those enumerated in the city and county of Albany GERMAN RESEARCH INFORMATION Mr, Richard Goldmann ...... 218 Mrfl Richard Goldmann offers a few hints HANDWRITING Mr0 Roy Colbert ••••••••••••••••••••••• 219 How can you read it when you canft even write it? QUERY SECTION Send more ••••••••••••••••••••••••• 221 How about a stamped self-addressed envelope? NEIGHBORS INNEED®®61®*®®® *«.«» ®««©e®®® ®»«®®®9®® cLiJo Our International friends need help over here SMITH QUERY SECTION Mrs0 L0W0 Stevens, Chairman ...... 227 Smiths by the dozen, do you have one? OUTGOING PRESIDENT'S PAGE ...... "...... • 229 Mr. Harlan Y. Smith PRESIDENT8 PAGE ...... •.'..'...• . . . INSIDE FRONT COVER
Mrc Bernie Bean, / Mrs. L. W* (Polly) Stevens 178 (6-72) Bulletin of the Seattle Genealogical Society, Inc. SOCIETY OFFICERS President• Mrs. Leonard W. (Polly) Stevens, 146 34th Ave. E., Seattle, 98102. EA4-6405 1st Vice President and 2nd Vice President - both vacant Recording Secretary: Mr. John Carl Davis, 5932 48th S.W., Seattle, 98116. WE7 7118 Treasurer * Mr. Dave Battey, 109 E. Lake Sammamish Road North, Redmond, 98052. 833-0121 Budget and Finance: Mr. Robert S. McCaw, 5428 91st S.E., Mercer Island, 98040. AD2-8612 Corresponding Secretary: Miss Sue Eidal, 2103 Thorndyke West, Seattle, 98199. AT3-5521 Education: Miss Marie Freeman, 900 University St., Apt. 7D, Seattle, 98101. MA4-3700 Headquarters Manager: Library Liaison: Miss Darlene E. Hamilton, 11012 N.E, 68th, Kirkland, 98033. 827-6608 Membership: Mrs. R. P. (Letetia) Rollinger, 5221 38th Ave. N.E., Seattle, 98105. LA3-2195 Northwest Materials • Mrs. George A. (Gladys) Tallman, 5265 16th Ave. N.E., Seattle, 98105. LA5-6670 Program: Mrs. Hazel M. Snyder, 9027 Palatine Ave. N., Seattle, 98103. SU4-9718 Publications: Miss Emilyn Smith, 6266Stanley Ave. S., Seattle, 98108. Publicity: Mr. Dave Axe, 13304 87th N.E., Kirkland, 98033. 822-1514 Purchasing * Mr. Charles Sedlacek, 138 N.E. 52nd St., Seattle, 98105. ME2-0998 Records * MrsVcharles P. (Sally) Wright, 2518 36th West, Seattle, 98199. AT4-6720 Service: Mrs. Frank C (Lucile) Stout, 17036 37th N.E., Seattle, 98155. EM3-3703 Study Group Representative: Mr, Conley Smith, 7212 4th N.W., Seattle, 98107. SU9-0775 Workshop: Mrs. Glenn (Ardelle) Preston, 1717 Angeline So., Seattle, 98108. R02-0957 The above listed Officers and Offices also comprise the Board of Directors. STUDY AND INTEREST GROUP CHAIRMAN Canadian: Mrs. C. F, (Mirth) Hall, 716% 11th Ave. East, Seattle, 98109. EA3-2719 French^Canadiam Mr. Dave Axe, 13304 87th N.E., Kirkland, 98033. 822-1514 Indian: Mrs, Glenn (Ardelle) Preston, 1717 Angeline So. .Seattle, 98109. R02-0957 Middle European: Mr. Conley Smith, 7212 4th N.W., Seattle, 98107. SU9-0775 Scandinavian: Mrs. Eugene (Marie) Sherwin, 2617 3rd West, Seattle, 98119. AT2-7304 Virginia-Tennessee-Kentucky: Miss Clarice L. Long, 2342 N.E. 145th, Seattle, 98155. EM2-6927 Bulletin of the Seattle Genealogical Society_, Inc0 (6-72) 179
KLA-HOW^YA Editor*s comments I am very sorry to advise you that due to business commitments, and for per sonal reasons, I can no longer continue as your editor0 Contrary to what some of you have indicated ~ I am not a retired person, I have been trying to run my bus iness activities full-time, as well as, the hours that I donate to the Society,, I have recently become active in commercial printing, in addition to my previous businesses. (In a few years watch for books by Homestead Press0) I leave my position, in the Society, with mixed feelings, especially at this time -- appreciative of the many wonderful friendships that 1 have made within the Society, and especially those known only through correspondence0 The experi ence and knowledge that I have gained from these past three years as editor shall always be treasured. Of course there are those that would be pleased to inform you that any gain that 1 have made would be a vast improvement - it is rumored that I must have "flunked sandbox*1., --Saddened, because I have not been able to do all of the things that I felt led to the vitality and vibrancy necessary to maintain a going growing organization that would be of benefit to the majority of the members; and, because I am unable to completely fulfill some of the ideas that may have caused some of you to join the Society through your contacts with me, or by one of the specials sent in cooperation with the membership chairmen0 I have had the pleasure of working with three Membership Committee Chairmen: Mrs0 George (Gladys) Tallman; Mrs0 William (Mayo) Greer; and, Mrs„ Jean (Dorothy) Fordyceo I believe that the new Editor, either Miss Emilyn Smith or her appointee, will continue the tradition of providing our readers with a useful and enjoyable bulletin,, My best wishes to them - and to you0 I wish to thank the many persons that have helped me during my term of office, the articles contributed by members and friends have been much appreciated0 A special thank-you to the crew that helped assemble the bulletin each quarter0 1 intend to remain a member of the Society, to be useful, as called upon, within my capabilities0 This is one of the reasons for the heading with a word of jargon from the Chinook language that has a double meaning - Goodbye, or, Hello. Miss Emilyn Smith has accepted the appointment of Publications Chairman, in that position she can either appoint an Editor, or assume the responsibility her self0 Miss Smith will need your help as the bulletin project has grown to a major activity* To visualize one issue think of 80 to 90 reams of paper, or about one hundred thousand pages requiring 27 hours of press time to print it0 The Society membership has grown from just over 350 about 4 years ago to just under 900 paid members now, not counting the many exchanges0 There is more wordage in this one issue of the quarterly than in an entire year just a short time ago0 The work load involves gathering or writing the material, rough draft typing, final typing, screening-, making the printing plates, printing, collating (a crew of 10-15 .an en tire day), addressing, sorting by zip, bundling and mailing -- it is now time to start the next issue!!! I forgot, someone else is going to do it now!!! Roy Colbert
BOOK and MICROFILM CHAIRMEN Mr0 Charles Sedlacek, Purchasing Committee Chairman, announced the appointment of Mrs0 Lawrence (Dorris) Gurney as Book Purchasing Com mittee Chairman, and Mr0 Roy Colbert as Microfilm Purchasing Committee Chairman0 He advises that you make your wishes known as to your preference on purchases,
FRENCH-CANADIAN STUDY GROUP ORGANIZES Mr, Dave Axe, Chairman, advises that meet ing room dates have been arranged, alternating with the Canadian Interest Groupe Call him at 822-1514, or address your correspondence: 13304 87th N0E., Kirkland, WA 98033, for further information0 This Group, by personal contributions with an assist by the Society, recently donated research material to the Genealogical Section of the Seattle Public Library to assist those interested0 180 (6-72) Bulletin of the Seattle Genealogical Societyt Inc. WELCOME TO- OUR- NEW MEMBERS Anderson," Betty, 201 20th Street, Hoquiam, WA 98550 Brandner, Sally N., 2521 Dexter North, Seattle, WA 98115 Burhen, Mrs0 Kenneth, 5425 Lake Washington Blvd, S., Seattle, WA 98118 Chubb, Virginia C, 14300 5..B'. 176th, Apt0 8, Renton, WA 98055 Chubb, Mrs. W0 D., 2420 158th S.B., Bellevue, WA 98008 Colclough, Theresa Co, 4004 South 296th Street, Auburn, WA 98002 Crouse, Mrs-. Deibert, Route #2, Mt, Sterling, OH 43143 Dolle, Mrso Frances M>, 412 West Meeker, Kent, WA 98031 Dougan, Mrs0 Signa, 138 Carmel Drive, Vallejo, CA 94590 **-misspelled her name in the last publication, please correct. Fox, Mrso Ro L., 12215 138th East, Puyallup, WA 98371 Gage, Mrs, Carole V0, 3027 South 188th Street, Seattle, WA 98188 Harrison, Mrs* Tom L., 12346 38th N.E., Seattle, WA 98125 Hemmingsen, Joan, 5549 37th N0E0, Seattle, WA 98105 Hill, Mrs, E0 Co, East Montpelier, VT 05651 Holmes, John A,, 414 N0W0 44th, Seattle, WA 98107 Jackson, Dwight A., 17612 10th West, Alderwood Manor, WA 98036 Johnson, Mrs, Gordon W0, Route 11, Box 160, Spokane, WA 99208 Johnson, Karen, 711 North 90th, Seattle, WA 98103 Large, Veva.E., 744 East Oak Street, Lebanon, OR 97355 Logan, Mrs0 John F0, 5629 38th S0Wo, Seattle, WA 98126 Lucas, Shirley Ann, 1302 28th S0Eft, Auburn, WA 98002 Maxwell, Mrs. Wo B„, 7538 Jones N*Wo, Seattle, WA 98107 Montgomery, Mary, Route 2, Box 997, Elmira, OR 97437 McAninch, Margaret, Route 11, Box 550, Olympia, WA 98502 Pierce, Laura W., 1941 35th West, Seattle, WA 98199 Reichlein, Jane, Route 1, Box 53, Roy, WA 98580
Robinson, Mrs0 Richard, 412 171st PI. Nf.E.",- Bellevue, WA 98008 - Serley, Justin P0, P90o Box 7, Monroe, WA 98272 Simpson, Alfred R0, 4874 Nina Avenue SoE0, Salem, OR 97302 Skeela, Julie D0, P0 00 Box 158, South Prairie, WA 98385 Smith, Richa.rd,. 711 West Etruria, Seattle, WA 98119 Sullivan, Frankie, * 1419 2nd West, Apt0 301, Seattle, WA 98119 Taylor, Murray, 104 Pine Street, Atwood Hotel, Seattle, WA 98101 Weddell , J0 K., 440 St, Helens Avenue, Tacoma, WA 98402 Winans, O0 Clif, Route 1, Paris, IL 69144 One of the benefits open to members is the frbe query section, you may list any amount of wordage (wi thin reason of course) on the lines that you are researching* The Bulletin goes to every state in the Union so your exposure to other researchers offers a good possibility for contacting others*
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S.G.So NOTICES IN OTHER PUBLICATIONS
Mention of the Seattle Genealogical Society's Quarterly Bulletin was made in the Newsletter of the American Society of Heraldry in regards to the column, in each issue, by Mr. Edward MacJordan-Wagner, the "Surname Story"«
The Editor of the Newsletter is Mrs.. John L. Crutchfield, 2440 South Fletcher Avenue, Fernandina Beach, FL 32034. The Newsletter is produced and. distributed by the Hartwell Company, 945 2nd Street, Hermosa Beach, CA 90254; Annual sub scription, including the annual issue of Co at-Armour is $8.00. Bulletin of the Seattle Genealogical Society^ Inc. (6-72) 181 BY-LAWS PROPOSAL Ed* note: The Society9s By-Laws require that all revisions or changes be submitted to the membership at least 30 days prior to voting, by the membership at a regular or special meeting, upon the proposed change. This notice fulfills that requirement. The proposed By-Laws addition will be voted upon at the September Membership meeting*
The Board of Directors recommend the following new section be added to Article 8 VIII of the Seattle Genealogical Society, Inc9 s By-Laws:
Article VIII Board of Directors (new section) Section 6. The Board of Directors may spend up to $300,00 over budgeted items in any one category without specific approval of the majority of the members present at any regular membership meeting.
ADDITIONAL FUNDS
The Board of Directors approved a proposal by MrB Conley Smith for an addition al allowance of $275,00, each, to the Book and to the Microfilm subcommittees of the Purchasing Committee for the purchase of research materials during the summer months c
Members with preferences on what books and/or microfilm that should be purchased should so advise the Purchasing Committee in writing. Your desires will be given consideration as lists of purchases are prepared. If several show an in terest in a particular book, microfilm or periodical it will give special atten tion for purchase As you know a book or microfilm record cannot be purchased to please one individual, the needs of the majority are considered0 If you have a special book or microfilm record that you wish to purchase the Society policy of paying one third of the purchase cost is still in effect. This is for mate rial that you purchase for donation to the Seattle Genealogical Society, Books purchased in this manner will be eventually donated to the Genealogical Section of the Seattle Public Library and will carry your name as a donora
Please advise the respective subcommittee if you plan to make a purchase of either books or microfilm so that duplication can be controlled.
Send your letters to: Attn, Book Chairman, or, Attn, Microfilm Chairman, Seattle Genealogical Society, P. 0. Box 549. Seattle, WA 98111,
VIRGINIA-TENNESSEE-KENTUCKY This special study group will continue to meet during the summer months, if you are interested in these areas please contact: Miss Clarice La Long, 2342 N.E. 145th, Seattle, WA 98155, phone EM2-6927a This is an opportunity to meet with others also interested in these areas and exchange ideas and re search notes to the benefit of all0
IF THE CODE "JUN" APPEARS ON YOUR ADDRESS LABEL, THIS ISSUE, DUES ARE NOW DUE 182 (6-72) Bulletin of th^ Seattle Genealogical Society s Inc. LIBRARY DESK TO: The Editor of the Seattle Genealogical Society Bulletin FROM: Darlene E0: Hamilton, History Assistant—•Genealogy, Seattle Public Library
RE: Corrections which need to be made in the article, Land Records as Genea logical iSpw^^e-y'iwM Seattle Genealogical Society Bulletin0
A word was omitted in the sentence on page 126, of the above article, regarding the indices for land records in the National Records Center in Washington, DC, and is should read, - It is necessary to supply this much information because these records are not indexed prior to July 1± 1908.
Also on page 126 I made a generalized statement regarding the location of locf&l land records for the New England states . I implied that all of the land retdrds for these states are filed with the town clerks „ This is not the case and the following notes should help to clarify the matter.
The land records for Rhode Island, Vermont and Connecticut are filed with the town clerks. In the case of Connecticut the early land records were kept in the Proprietors1 Records and town meetings records, Some of these have been retain ed in the towns and others have been transferred to the State Library in Hart ford, Connect!cut«
The land records for Maine are> filed in the county offices; Land records for Massachusetts since 1643 in the Bay Colony and since 1685 in the Plymouth C6Tony, and for New Hampshire since 1771 are also filed in the county offices0 Earlier Massachusetts land records were part of the Proprietors' Records and town meet ings records* Earlier New Hampshire land records were transacted at the Provincial Capitol and are filed in the state archives room at the library of the New Hampshire Historical Society in Concord, Massachusetts..'•
It is also helpful to know something about the histories of these states before trying to locate the land records because of the various boundary changes.
The sources for the above information are as follows:
The American Society of Genealogists.• Genealogical Research Sources and Methods. Washington, D»..C0, 1960 Wright, Norman Edgar* Genealogy in America^ Volume 1: Massachusetts, Connecticut and Maine. Salt Lake City, Utah, Deseret Book Co., 1968.
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SUMMER RESEARCH
As the weather, and for some the opportunity to take field trips, encourages your genealogical research away from your home area do not forget to take a- long your camera as a research tool0 For copying information at a cemetery, in newspaper and library archives a camera will provide you with a fast method of recording the wanted information^ When visiting with distant relatives, both in lineal and mileage seperation, take your camera as an opportunity may be pre- sented whereby you can copy some old photos, newspaper clippings, etc. Bulletin of the Seattle Genealogical Society3 Inc.. (6-72) 183
GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH IN THE STATE LIBRARY OF PENNSYLVANIA
From material provided by the State Library of Pensylvania* NOTICE; The staff of the Library is no longer able to conduct research in response to letter in quiries , due to staff shortages and increased volume of work* They will con tinue to offer every facility at their disposal to those who personally visit the library. Notice also that' there are some services still available to letter inquiries - as mentioned in a section of this material.
RECORDS AND SOURCE MATERIALS AVAILABLE in the State Library of Pennsylvania
Bibliographies and Indexes such as: American Genealogical Index Catalog of the Newberry Library of Chicago Strassburger Hinkefs Pennsylvania German Pioneers Genealogical Card Index (index to section?s holdings)
Microfilms of: Federal Census of Pennsylvania, 1800-1880 (1790 $ 1810index in book form) Index to Passenger Arrivals, Port of Philadelphia, 1800-1906 Passenger Lists, Port of Philadelphia, 1800-1882 Genealogical column of the Boston Transcript
Printed volumes, including: Jordan's Colonial and RevoItitionary Families of Pennsylvania Egle?s Notes and Queries family genealogies . church and cemetery records immigrant lists Lists of Visitations name books heraldic books
Miscellaneous Manuscripts '" • . Church and Cemetery Records of York County (Seiffert Collection) Revolutionary Pension Claims, 1832, Central Pennsylvania (Wagner collection) Family genealogies
Periodicals such as: Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine New England Historical and Genealogical Register and many others
SERVICES AVAILABLE
The State and Local History Section staff will provide the following services in answer to letter inquiries:
1. SEARCHING OF THE GENEALOGICAL CARD INDEX for the quantity of material available on particular surnames. The number of cards under any sur name will be given but NOT the content of the cards. The cards will NOT be photocopied.
20 PHOTODUPLICATION of any manuscript or book materials free of current copyrighto Exact author, title, page and surname must be given. The 184 (6-72) Bulletin of the Seattle Genealogical Society* Inc.
GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH IN THE STATE LIBRARY' OF PENNSYLVANIA, continues
minimum charge for photoduplication is $lo00, which covers the cost of up to seven prints... There is a charge of 15$ for each additional print. No more than a total of 15 pages can be copied. Make checks payable to: Commonwealth of[Pennsylvania.
3. HERALDIC SEARCHES will be limited.to surnames only* Authenticity of the coat of arms is not guaranteed. Searches will consist of consulting the standard and recognized reference sources.
4o CONFIRMATION AND VERIFICATIONpf individual book titles in the library's collection.
So REFERRAL to other organizations, agencies and individuals where pertinent information may be available. (You may write fox a free list of research ers that are registered with the State Library of Pennsylvania) SERVICES NOT AVAILABLE ' ' CENSUS SEARCHES; searches in city, county and regional HISTORIES and RECORDS; searches in family GENEALOGIES; searches in military, church, cemetery and patriotic society: RECORDS, • (For these services a personal visit is -suggested or engagement of a pro fessional researcher. Although the library will send you a list of research ers it does not constitue an endorsement or preference, nor does the state library enter into any transaction between the genealogist and his client« The qualifications of each listed researcher, as provided to the library, are on file in the State and Loca^ History office if you wish further inform ation on those listed* NOTE; The following records are NOT available in the State Library of Pennsyl vania and should be obtained from the offices indicated:
BIRTHS and DEATHS: Since January 1, 1906 '-,- for certified copy, short form of .birth card, write to Division of Vital Statistics* Department of Healthy Health and Welfare Building* P. 0. Box 90* Harrisburg* PA 17120 « Fee $1..0Q. The exact date of birth, or death is necessary*
Before January 1, 1906 ~- Clerk of the Orphans Court, Court House, County Seat, county where birth or death occured may have some record0 In Phila delphia, 1860-1906, at, Vital Statistics Section* Department of Public Health* City Hall Annex* Philadelphia* PA 19107. ,
MARRIAGE RECORDS: Before September 30, 1885 — Office of Clerk of Orphans Court, Court House, County Seat, county in which even occurred. After September 30, 1885 — Marriage License Clerk, County Court House, County. Seat where license was issued*
DIVORCE RECORDS: Prothonotary, Court House, in County Seat where divorce was granted,
ADOPTION RECORDS: Orphans Court, Court House, County Seat where adoption occurred.
NATURALIZATION RECORDS: Last two years in Record Center, Bureau of'Immigration, 128 N* Broad Street, Philadelphia OR in Bureau of Immigration, Centeral Of fice, Washington, p,C, ;., ,;,,.,,; : J ', f /,,:...,.,... continues : ••>••- r Bulletin of the Seattle Genealogical Soaiety3 :h,c6 (6-72) 185
GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH IN THE STATE LIBRARY OF PENNSYLVANIA, continues
OATH OF ALLEGIANCE: Those which survived usually found in the Court House, County Seat, county in which the oath was taken. fsggr
WILLS, ADMINISTRATIONS, ORPHANS COURT RECORDS, GRANTEE-GRANTOR DEEDS, MORTGAGE, TAX RECORDS: Court House, County Seat, county in which persons died and/ or owned property,
OTHER SOURCES: The following frequently used materials in genealogical research may be consulted in many of the large libraries throughout the United States
"Microfilm of U.S. Census; 1800 through 1880 plus Soundex Index of 1.880 and some 1890 records.
Printed Census Records: 1790, Heads of Families," Pennsylvania, Wash ington, D.C, Government'Printing Office,' 1908, Reprint,,
1810 Pennsylvania Census Index, Ohio Family Historians, Microfilm Division Bell and Howell, Cleveland, OH 44112, 1966.
Colonial Records' and Pennsylvania Archives, Series I-IX, Philadelphia and Harrisburg, 1851-1935, 138 volumes,
Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission., Guide to the'Published Archives,,., Harrisburg, 1949,
LOCATION AND SCHEDULE OF HOURS The State and Local History Section of the State Library of Pennsylvania is located in the Education Building, Walnut Street and Commonwealth "Ave., Harrisburg, PA. The mailing address is: (full title) State and Local History Section, General Library Bureau, State Library of Pennsylvania, "Department of Education, Box 1601, Harrisburg, PA 17126.
Hours: Mon,, Wed., Fri , (and Sat., Sept, through May) 8:30 P. '".-5:00 p-.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays (Sept .-May) 8:30 a.;.i«-9:Q0 p„m. Tuesdays and Thursdays (June-August) 8:30 a.m;/~8:30 pan. PENNSYLVANIA COUNTIES; Name County Seat Date Census Parent County from, which formed' Availa'j * it was formed Adams Gettysburg 1800 1800-80 York Allegheny Pittsburg 1787 1790-80 Westmore1and, Washington Armstrong Kittanning k800 1800-80 Allegheny, Lycoming, .. Westmoreland - Beaver Beaver 1800 1800-80 Allegheny, Washington Bedford Bedford 1771 1790-80 Cumberland Berks Reading 1752 1800-80 Bucks, Lancaster, Philadelphia Blair Hollidaysburg 1846 1850-80 Huntingdon, Bedford Bradford Towanda 1810 1820-80 Luzerne, Lycoming, Origin ally Ontario, changed 1812 Bucks Doylestown 1682 1790-80 Original C- ounty Butler Butler 1800 •1800-80 Allegheny Cambria Ebensburg 1804 1820-80 Somerset, Bedford^ Huntingdon Cameron Emporium 1860 1870-80 Clinton, Elk, McKean^ Potter Carbon Jim Thorpe 1842 1850-80 Northampton, Monroe 186 (6-72) Bulletin of the Seattle Genealogical Society* Inc. PENNSYLVANIA COUNTIES, comities Centre Beliefonto 1800 1800-80 Lycoming, Mifflin, Northumber- , land, Huntingdon^. „, \^,A) Chester West Chester .1682 1790-80. :v6riginal..couii4tty ,. ? ,.r,vr Clarion Clarion 1839 1850-80' Venango, Armstrong Clearfield Clearfield 1804 1810-80 Northumberland,' Lycoming ? ... Clinton Lock Haven 1839 1840-80 Lycoming, Centre . . ; T Columbia Bloomsburg 1813 1820-80 Northumberland. Crawford Meadville 1800 1800-80 Allegheny Cumberland Carlisle 1750 1790-80 Lancaster , 4 . , Jp-*•,* Dauphin Harrisburg 1785 1790-80 Lancaster Delaware Media 1789 1790-80 Chester Elk Ridgway 1843 1850-80 Jefferson, McKean,, Clearfield Erie Erie 1800 1800-80 Allegheny Fayette Uniontown 1783 1790-80 Westmoreland Forest Tionesta 1848 1860-80 Jefferson, Venango . Franklin Chambersburg 1784 .1.790-80 Cumberland , Fulton McConnellsburg 1850 1850-80 Bedford Greene Waynesburg 1796 1800-80 Washington . Huntingdon Huntingdon 1787 1790-80 Bedford Indiana Indiana 1803 1810-80 Westmoreland, Lycoming Jefferson Brookville 1804 1810-80 Lycoming Juniata Mifflintown 1831 1840-80 Mifflin , & Lackawanna Scranton 1878 1880 Luzerne Lancaster Lancaster 1729 1790-80 Chester - '..,....,-• La.wrence New Castle 1850 .185.0-80 Beaver, Merce? ' v, t • Lebanon Lebanon 1813 1820-80 Dauphin, Lancaster Lehigh Allentown 1812 1820-80 Northampton. ,. ,;• , yf(iM//>m Luzerne Wilkes-Barre 1786 1790-80 Northumberland , ,t^i Lycoming : Williamsport 1795 1790-80 Northumberland .tlA ,; McKean Smethport , 1804 1810-80 Lycoming ...t.j, Mercer Mercer 1800 1800-80 Allegheny Mifflin Lewistown 1789 1790-80 Cumberland, Northumberland Monroe Stroudsburg 1836 1840-80 Pike, Northampton Montgomery Nor ri-s town 1784 1790-80 Philadelphia , : Montour Danville 1850 1850-80" Columbia Northampton Easton 1752 1790-80 Bucks Northumberland Sunbury 1772 1790-80 Lancaster, Bedford, Berks, Northampton l( , \ > , « Perry New Bloomfield 1820 1820-80 Cumberland t .v Philadelphia Philadelphia 1682 1790-80 Original county Pike Milford 1814. 1820-80 Wayne Potter Coudersport 1804 1810-80 Lycoming . t t r ,, Schuylkill Pottsville 1811 1820-80 Berks, Northampton Snyder Middleburg 1855 1860-80 Union Somerset Somerset 1795 •1800-80 Bedford Sullivan Lporte 1847 .1850-80 Lycoming • ,,t\ ,, Susquehanna Montrose 1810 1820-80 Luzerne - ,;» Tioga Wellsboro 1804 1810-80 Lycoming Union Lewisburg 1813 1820-80 Northumberland . , * -a Venango Franklin ; : 1800 1800-80 Allegheny^ Lycoming >v.r .-y r : Hj Warren: Warren, 1800 1800-80 Allegheny, Lycoming Washington Washington 1781 1790-80 Westmoreland ; H n Wayne Honesdale 1796 1800-80 Northampton \ •, , Westmoreland Greensburg 1773 ,1,790-80 Bedford j :^ ^ Wyoming Tunkhaniiock * 1842 1850-80 Luzerne ^ - ^ ; York York , 1749 ,1790-80 Lancaster? r Bulletin of the Seattle Genealogical Society* Inc. (6-72) 187 NEW BOOKS Miss Helen Waterman, Book Purchasing Chairman
The following titles were ordered in May 1972. Per Society policy when the books are received they will be shelved at the Headquarters Office for a per iod of three months, for your use, after that time they will be donated to the Genealogy Section of the Seattle Public Library.
(This list will be the closing report for Miss Waterman's term of office, the new Book Purchasing Chairman will be Mrs. Lawrence (Dorris) Gurney.) 1812 VETERANS ANCESTOR INDEX, U.S. DAUGHTERS OF 1812
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HISTORY OF BAINBRIDGE ISLAND WASHINGTON ** Purchased mainly through private contributions, in 22 volumes, this set is being bound by the Seattle Public Library and will not be available at the S.G.S. Headquarters Office, Contact Mr. Dave Axe, 13304 87th N.E. Kirkland, WA 98033, phone 822-1514, for further•information this series.
CONTACT THE BOOK PURCHASING CHAIRMAN IF YOU ARE PURCHASING A BOOK TO BE DO NATED TO THE GENEALOGY SECTION OF THE SEATTLE PUBLIC LIBRARY POSSIBLY IT WOULD QUALIFY WHEREBY THE S.G.S. WOULD PAY UP TO ONE THIRD OF THE TOTAL COST...... 188 (6-72) Bulletin of the Seattle Genealogical Society3. Ine. urtiame by Edward MacJordan-Wagner, O.L.J. DUNCAN 'Brown warrior1 in both Irish and Scottish Gaelic, The 33rd common est name in Scotland in.1958, but occurs in north England and Somer set. Variations could be Donkin and Dunkin. In Ireland it can be rendered as Donovan or 0'Donovan.
ELIAS Greek form of the Hebrew name Elijah, meaning YAHWEH is God. The vogue of the first name perhaps spread by Crusaders who had been to Mount Carmel, but the surname is quite rare in Western Europe. A more common variation would be Eliason, meaning son of Elias and is quite common in Norway and Sweden. As a Christian name it is very common in Greece and Eastern areas. ! '
DAVID or DAVIDSON - ! David being Hebrew in origin, meant davling but later came to mean friend. Popularity of the name as personal due to the Biblical King , David of the Old Testament. As a British or Scottish surname it would stem from the patron saint of Wales and from two Scottish kings. David as a surname is quite common in South Wales whereas Davidson is more Scottish in flavor.
CYRIAX Greek name meaning son of Cyriao which again means lordly. Saint Cyriac was the martyred baby son of Saint Julitta of Iconium who usually shares his dedication as at Capel Curig in North Wales.
BAILEY or BAILLIE An occupational name and is from Old French. It's meaning being bailiff which in turn could mean crown officer, king's officer, a keeper of a royal building or demesne, sheriff's deputy, an agent, and in Scotland an alderman is still called 'a: bailie. Bailey is the: ; 34th most common name in America and is the family name of the barons Glanusk.
MARTINEZ Although it is also found in Italy, Sicily, France and Bohemia, this surname is originally Spanish and means the son of Martin, Most translators render it belonging to Mars^ the god of war. A prominent branch of this surname migrated to Bohemia at some early date and were created Chevaliers (knights) there in 1858 and Barons in 1867. The surname has figured high in the literary field with such notables as Francisco Matinez de la Rosa (1787-1862) and Gregorio Martinez de Sierra (1881-1947) who wrote the popular Cradle Song, -after all of this time I thought martinez was something I made with gin § vermouth!
COURTENAY Classified as a nick name meaning short nose. In ancient days it was the name of a magnificent family that provided three emperors of Constantinople and the long line of the earls of Devon in England.
McNULTY Classified as a location name and is Irish Gaelic meaning son of the Ulsterman.
DRAKE Old English name and originally meant dragon but came to mean bearer of a battlerstattdard. It could even be classified as a location HH-LU. name (at the sign of the dragon), but unlikely ever to mean Male Duck! The surname is quite common in the areas of Dorset-Devon, Norfolk and West Yorkshire. , 4 WALES Bulletin of the Seattle Genealogical Society3 Inc. (6-72) 189 MacOMISH MacTAVISH Scottish Gaelic form of son of Thomas. In the Lowlands of Scot land it would be rendered MacTavish (MacTammas-Tammas is the Low^ land's form of Thomas). A major Clan in Scotland.
DENBY Locational name from Old Norman and means Danes farm. It is also a place name in Derbyshire and West Yorkshire, England. Found in the Lowlands of Scotland where it is classified as a clanless group.
HOWARD Basically a Germanic name meaning brave or hardy but found chiefly in England today. The family of Howard are the earls of Carlisle, Effingham, Suffolk and Berkshire. The Duke of Norfolk is a Howard, head of the College of Arms, and in charge of all British Crown ceremonies.
COSTELLO Originally MacCostello and probably means son of Jocelyn in Irish form. This surname is the first recorded instance of a Norman family assuming a Mae name, as did their neighbors the MacJordans of county Mayo.
GULLY Normally thought of as a nick name originally and means gaint - (Goliath). It comes from Hebrew but most likely was Arabic orig inally. Gully is the family name of the viscount Selby of England,
GEOFFREY Old French version of two or perhaps three Germanic names. Second element means -peace; first is variously district. Today this old name is usually rendered as Jeffrey. Geoffrey was quite common in old England during the early Norman days. King Richard the Lion Hearted had a younger brother, Prince Geoffrey.
MacKAY Irish and Scottish Gaelic surname meaning son of Aodh which would be rendered Hugh. 19th most common name in Scotland. Family name of the earls of Inchcape and the barons Reay. A major Scottish clan.
CONWAY Basically a location name from North Wales (Caern) town and castle, garrisoned by King Edward I with his Englishmen. Named after the River Conwy,, where the -wy is Welsh for water and Con means holy or high* Hie surname is also common in Ireland where it is generally anglicized as MacConway or 0'Conway, meaning in Irish head smashing or yellow hound.
SPENCER Occupational classification meaning house steward^ butler^ dis penser of provisions3 one who looked after the spence. Old French originally and used by Anglo-Normans. Mainly a Midland and York shire surname, but particularly common in Warwick. SPENCER- CHURCHILL is the family name of the dukes of Marlborough,
WRIGHT(E) Occupational name meaning carpenter or joiner and comes from Old English. Almost any kind of maker or craftsman would have been a Wright of one kind or another. We are still familiar with a Wheel wright and a playwright, but there once were Cheesewrights, Sieve- wrights and Cartwrights. Wrighte is a very rare form. Wright is the 13th commonest surname in England and Wales as of 1953 and the 63rd in Scotland in 1958.
IF YOU HAVE A SURNAME THAT Ed notes Mr. Wagner was honored by a granted title of Officer Com YOU WOULD LIKE TO SEE IN panion to the Military Knighthood of Saint Lazarus of Jerusalem* THIS SECTION WRITE TO: This Order is the second oldest Order of Knighthood in the world Mr. Edward MacJordan-Wagner9 beipa founded in 1098 A.D.. Companionage and knighthood is granted 848 NW 53rd, Seattle 98107 or given on merit and has nothing to do with religious affiliations. 190 (6-72) Bulletin of the Seattle Genealogical Society^ Inc. MARRIAGE OF RELATED PERSONS by Roy Colbert ! In the "July..28, 1969 issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA),- appears an article on the Genetics and Laws Prohibiting Marriage in the Uni ted States 9 by Michael G0 Farrow, MS, and Richard C0 Juberg, MD, PhD, in which the authors compare the Civil and Common Laws of the various States,' Al though most data and informational statistics do deal with recent rulings and compilations there are entries and mentions of early day concern and studies of consanguineous marriages*1
It iz no crime for brothers and sisters to intermarry $ except the fatal conse quences to society; for were it generally practised^ men would become a race of 1 r pigmiesQ It iz no crime for brothers and sisters children to intermarry^ -and this iz often practised; but such near blood connections often produce imperfect children. The common people hav hence drawn an argumerrt to proov such connections criminal: considering weakness3 sickness and deformity in the offspring, az judge z ments upon the parents& Superstition is often awake when reezon is asleep,* So wrote Noah Webster in 1790 in perhaps the first printed discussion on consanguine marriages in America0
If you often wonder about the legality of those first cousin marriages, that are so prevalent in the early records -it was not until the late 19th and the early 20th centuries that specific laws were enacted by the individual States prohibit ing consanguineous marriages within related or specified degreesQ Until that period the only controlling factors were the element of Spiritual.Guidance, and n as Webster states, "Superstitions Q Even today nearly half of the states have no prohibiting laws on 1st cousin marriages0 Only seven states have laws prohibit ing marriage between .1% cousins (3rd degree), and only ten states have- prohibit ing laws on the marriage of half 1st cousins. The laws are not corisistant as to degrees even within some states: For example, 1st cousins nor 2nd cousins cannot marry in Oklahoma yet a combination half niece half nephew, or, a half aunt half uncle^ and 1% cousins may marry. On the other hand some states have laws prohib iting affinous relatives from marrying; as Oklahoma will not permit the marriage 1 of a man and his wife's daughter by a previous marriage0 -
3 Christian rules possibly date back to the old Roman Laws0 If Scriptures were the basis then interpretation in some instances varied-, as Mosaic Law11' does not pro hibit marriage of 1st cousins o Confusius was stricter, suggesting no two per sons of the same surname marry0
The authors of the JAMA1 article in tabulating the various prohibitions to mar ry that are currently in effect in the United States found that the degrees of relationship varied depending upon which system of the law was being used for the calculation„ They state,1 Legally as well as genetically consanguinity may. be lineal or collaterale , Lineal consanguinity exists when one person is descend ed from the other^ as between son and father or grandfather and upward in a di rect ascending line $ or conversely between father and son or grandson and down ward in a direct descending line0 Collateral consanguinity exists when two per* sons have a direct descending line, Collateral consanguinity exists when two per sons have descended from the same common ancestor but not from each other*1
LINEAL CONSANGUINITY: The degree of lineal consanguinity between two persons is computed by counting the generations in the direct line between them, and the number of links forms the number of degrees of relationship0 This method is us ed by Canon, Civil and Common Law„ continued on the next page Bulletin of the Seattle Genealogical Society3 Inc (6-72) 191
MARRIAGE OF RELATED PERSONS, continues
COLLATERAL CONSANGUINITY: In order to compute the degree of collateral con sanguinity between two persons accord ing to Canon and Common law the com mon ancestor is first identified. Then the number of generations between the common ancestor and the two persons, or the more remote of the two, con stitutes the degree of relationship. By Civil Law the method is of comput ing the relationship between two col lateral relatives is to begin with either and enumerate the steps up to the common ancestor and then down to the other. The total number of steps is equivilent to the degree. (Example: An Uncle and his Niece are 5 steps a- part and thus are 3rd degree relatives - see figure illustration at right.
Now you wonder about the cousins that intermarried that were Related to two common ancestors(for each) - thus the coefficient of relatedness has in creased to a power of two (multiply by % or divide by 2). In some family histories you will find 1st cousins marrying and their offspring marrying 1st cousins, carrying along the in-' breeding for several generations8 It was not uncommon, especially so in a Calculates of degretes of consanguinity. Arabic numbers tightly, knit family clan of . na- .•re v to degB'ee&.computed by civil law, and Roman numerate U'~> re: to degrees computed by both canon and common law. tiona-lity, or in sparcely settled areas. In areas where ethnic, settle ,1 JAMA ~ The Journal of the American Medical Associ- ' ation, -Vol. 209, No, 4, July 28, 1969. Marriage ment or envirions did not have a bear Laws - Farrow and Juberg, pages 534 - 538* ing it seemed to be as the old saying, 2a Webster, N.: "Explanation of the Reezons Why Mar "keeping it all in the family". riage Iz Prohibited Between Natural Relations," Collection of Essays and Fugitiv Writings on Moral , Historicalf Political and Religious Subjects, Researcher analysis varies on. the ef Boston. Thomas and Andrews, 1790. fect of consanguineous marriages.,' As 3. Arner, G.: Consanguineous Marriages in the Ameri-: can Population. New York, Columbia University early as 1858 data was collected on Press, 1908. 873 marriages5, another early report; Kuchler, F.: "Law of Engagement and Marriage" in was by Dr. Alexander Graham Bell in Legal Almanac Series, No. 59, Dobbs Ferry, NY, 6 Oceana Publications, 1966. 1883. However, Arthur R. Jensen in Black, EL C: Black's Law Dictionary, St. Paul, MN his 1969 report in the Harvard Educa 4. Archer, J.C, & Purinton, C.E. : Faiths Men Live By, 7 NY, Ronald Press, 1958. tional Review differed with the pre 5. Bemiss, S.M.: Report on the Influence of Marriages vious studies on the effects of in of Consanguinity Upon Offsprine. Trans AMA, 1858. breeding within families. His report 6. Bell, A.G.: Memoir Upon the Formation of a Deaf showed a more stable tren than was the Variety of the Human Race, Memoirs Nat. Acad. Sci. 7. Jensen, A.R.: Report on Relationship of IQ and previous thinking regarding a decrease Heredity Stability in Consanguineous Marriages, in IQ of 1st cousin offspring,8 Harvard Education Review, Winter, Vol. 39, No. 1. Seattle Genealogical Society, Quarterly Bulletin, Vol. 18, No. 4, June 1969. Seattle, Washington 192 (6-72) Bulletin of the Seattle Genealogical Society* Inc9 READER' S CORNER Authors and/or publishers may have a book reviewed in this section in exchange for the book. Books of a genealogical nature will be donated to the Genealogy Section of the Seattle Public Library.
INDEX OF PACIFIC NORTHWEST PORTRAITS, Edited by Marion B0 Appleton, Published for Pacific Northwest Library Association, Reference Division, University of Wash ington Press, Seattle & London, 1972. Price $7.50 (Washington State residents plus 38£ tax)
The idea of compiling an index of all available Northwest historical pictures was initially presented at the 1938 Pacific Northwest Library Association annual con ference . The project was established in 1949 with five state chairmen to work with the regional chairman on book selection. The completed portrait index lists the names of over twelve thousand men and women identified with the history of the Pacific Northwest: Alaska, British Columbia (Canada), Idaho, Montana, Oregon and Washington. It ranges in time from the years of early exploration to the 1st quarter of the twentieth century. It includes portraits of Indians, explorers, pioneers and others who developed the region, and of Easterners who influenced the West* Some of the illustrations indexed are not formal portrait photographs; it seemed preferable to include a "candid" photo, or a reproduction of a drawing painting or sculpture rather than no likeness at all*
This Index was arranged from 324 titles, keys are arranged alphabetically, with each name (also in alphabetical order) so that determining the periodical or book is quite easy. Several additional lists are provided, to help the user: an alphabetical listing by author, and regional lists classified by state and provinceo
The 1970-71 Picture Indexing Committee was: Joy N„ Smith, Chairman, Marion B. Appleton, Lorraine Schluter and Chloe T. Sivertz,
For further information, or placing your orders, address: University of Wash ington Press, Seattle, WA 98105,
210 pages, hardcover case bound, -8^X11, offset, vellum paper0 Quality work* An excellent reference,, The committee asks for knowledge of additional pictures that may have been missed, for later additions or supplement.
SURNAME INDEX, MINNESOTA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, 1971 , Box 1120, St. Paul , MN 55105, No price given* A publication along the basic lines of m surname exchange, ex> cept full name is given plus additional information. Almost a line query con cept in the text arrangement, A possible guide to other Societies that are in vestigating the idea of a form of surname listing, now that surname only list ings are loosing the appeal due to high postage costs0
1860 FEDERAL CENSUS, TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, by J. U. Stucki , Century Enter prises, P.O. Box 312, Huntsville, AR 72740, price $7.85 postpaid* 60 pages, 8%X11, wrappers. Includes the territory of that portion remaining after Oregon became a state, in 1859, prior to the creation of the Territory of Idaho. This is a full name index by head of household showing county and page number on the Eighth Federal U.S8 Census microfilm/ . , „,„ Continued on page 214 Bulletin of the Seattle Genealogical Sooiety3 Ina. (6-72) 193 RECORDS OF THE JOHN A. DIX POST OF THE G.A.R., BLAIR, NEBRASKA, 1897
Veteranf s name \ Co* Regiment Date died Armstrong, JG Va D 28th Iowa 15 Aug 1896 Alloway, John E 28th Iowa 12 Oct 1879 Allen, C3 Da No reco rd Anderson, Jens B 15th Wisconsin 25 Mar 1922 Not a member Allberry, R0 E 2nd W. VA Cal 31 Mar 1921 Bassett, Samuel Mffl A 26th Missouri 27 Jan 1924 Batty, Samuel F 1st Pennsylvania 22 Jan 1904 Bader, F. E. I 14th Wisconsin unknown * Beecraft, George W9 ? ? Michigan unknown * Bilyue, J0 Me G 173rd Ohio 4 Apr 1896 Blackstone, Charles Edward B 2nd Nebraska Cal. 20 Aug 1896 Bowen, J 0 Stephenson A 2nd Nebraska 28 May 1890 Bond, Boomville C, C 107th Illinois 12 Nov 1897 Age 98 Bouveir, Oliver B 2nd Nebraska Cal. unknown * Brooks, Thomas E. I 140th New York ? Sep 1883 Brenbarger, Isaac C 191st Ohio 7 Feb 1902 Brown, James ? 15th U.S.C.S.P.Ao WV0 unknown * Bullock, Howard P 3rd Iowa 26 Jun 1876 Bunn, Valparaiso A 1st Michigan 26 Nov 1918 Coulter, John B 2nd Nebraska Cav. 25 Nov 1908 Cacheline, Urbin K 1st Missouri Arta 6 Jan 1925 Age 85 Cameron, MQ M 4th Illinois C. 3 Feb 1906 Carter, Thomas M'. B 2nd Nebraska C« 16 Mar 1922 Carter, Nathan B 2nd Nebraska C3 3 Mar 1891 Carter, F0 T0 D 179th Ohio 18 Aug 1888 Carrigan, John C 66th Illinois 13 Apr 1880 Casselman, William G. 4th Michigan 19 Jul 1915 Caywood, George I 7th Indiana ? Oct 1880 Cook, Wesley Maj 9 22nd Kentucky Inf. 22 Jun 1888 Cook, Edwin ? 22nd Kentucky 15 Sep 1895 Cook, Joseph S.. F 8th Pennsylvania 3 Jul 1922 Contal, Benjamin ? 9th Iowa 30 Jul 1903 Curray,(Curri e), F. J. C 24th Illinois 22 Dec 1916 Crane, William J0 ? 85th New York 27 Nov 1929 Curtis, Fo Jo D 69th Illinois 25 May 1912 Cunningham, William G, B 2nd Nebraska unknown * Daniels, James M 4th Missouri 29 Oct 1903 Davison, James ? 22nd Indiana L3A0 29 Aug 1912 Denny, James G 49th Indiana 25 Sep 1896 De Temple, George H 78th New York Inf. 15th thS0 Infantry 12 May 1914 Catholic Dixon, Benjamin G 15th Iowa 9 Jul 1882 Ely, Lester C 118th Illinois 17 Oct 1909 Dorsey, Samuel G 17th West Virginia 30 Nov 1885 Emery, ? Unknown 4 Nov 51st Ohio Evans, J0 M0 K ( 1919?) Fairchild, J9 W., Jr. C 10th U.So Infantry 24 Aug 1898 Fletcher, R0 R3 ? 3rd (Me or Mo?) In ? Jan 1890 Foss, Charles Ms E 6th (Me or Mo?) 2 Feb 1900 French, Marion C 24th Michigan 21 Apr 1880 Fox, Joe W,, Jr, D 43rd Wisconsin unknown * Gardner, Joseph L, I 130th New York G: 27th New York 2 Jan 1907 194 (6-72) Bulletin of the Seattle Genealogical Society3 Inc.
RECORDS OF THE JOHN Av DIX, GJUR*, POST, BLAIR, NEBRASKA, continues Garhart, John Samuel F 51st Missouri . 31 May 1925 Gilbert, Leonard A 2nd Nebraska C. 20 Oct 1907 . Gossard, Philip J. E 7th Illinois 6 Jul 1918
Gray, J0 W0 E 10th Illinois Inf t 16 Nov 1893 Greene, Layton A 3rd Iowa C„ % Oct 1898 Gross, Wo D« E 6th Mass", Inf„ 17 Nov 1904 Gaines, W. F. ; B 130th Illinois 27 Apr 1913 Haller, Samuel G. 9th Wisconsin Bato 6 May 1931 Haller, Theodore 9th.Wisconsin L«Ao 12 Apr 1908 Haywood, George E. I 7th Indiana, Rebrg. ? Oct 1880 (Reorganizeid) Hazlip, John H 140th New York 5 Feb 1891 Head, De B0 unknown 7 Jun 1912 Henderson, John W. E 47th Wisconsin 19 Nov 1907 Hiatt, J. W0 B 40th Iowa ;',;•'; 16 Apr 1894 " ' Hinchma.n, Dr. J, V. B 9th Indiana Cav. 16 Jun 1932 Hindley, Edwin K 39th Ohio 15 Jun 1927 Hopkins, Miles F; A 29th Iowa 15 Mar 1905 Hovendick, R«, H / H 43rd Illinois 11 May 1917 Huddleson, S. D, D 66th Indiana 31 Dec 1914 , Hungate, Jake D 11th Missouri 21 Jun 1912 Omaha Hughes, Charles T. K 17th Indiana 20 Mar 1908 Humphries, Edward B 2nd Nebraska 15 Mar 1884 Jackson, E. Co K 12th Vermont Inf„ 1 Feb 1928 Age 83 Jensen, M0 P. K 1st Nebraska C. * Jones, I No A 5th Michigan C 9 Nov 1880 Jackson, E. H 138th IllinQis Inf. 16 Feb 1885 Kenny, F0 W0 ? 1st Ohio LoA, unknown * King, Jonathan C 45th Illinois 1 Aug 1919 Lincoln La Flesch,.W. H. E 1st Nebraska 4 Jul 187W' Lee, D. J. I 119th Illinois unknown * Lewis, James L. K 175th Ohio 21 Jan 1916 Linden, Henry B. L 2nd Missouri L.A0 18 Oct 1887 Loomis, N0 Bo E 24th Iowa 6 Apr 1894 Lownsberry, J9 E 78th New York 16 Mar 1879 McCracken, Jake unknown McMenemy, C, F 20th New York C 2nd UoSo Infantry 5 Dec 1908 McGill, Henry F 4th Wisconsin C 5 Nov 1928 Buried at Herman, died at Leavenworth, Kansas, not a member 30 Aug 1914 Maguire, J0 Ho C New York Heavy Art« Malone, S,S, K 10th West Virginia 14 May 1903 Martin, Alexander G 51st Illinois 23 Mar 1902 Mattison, George W. F 76th New York Inf. 4 Oct 1909 Mead, Giles B 2nd Nebraska 9 May 1900 Mead, Jo H* B _ U.S'.C.T. 30 Sep 1904 Mehrens, Herman E 1st Nebraska C» 19 Jun 1914 Miller, W. J. K 33rd Iowa 29 Sep 1887 Miller, John F 11th Missouri 28 Feb 1884 ? Apr Miller, Henry P9, K 3rd West Virginia 1887 18 Jul 1886 ••'•'• Miller, W0 V0 I 25th Illinois Miller, James C 90th New York ; 9 May 1917 2nd Wisconsin C. 29 Aug 1897 Monroe, E0 H0 A Monroe, Francis E 155th Illinois 6 Jul 1897 More, James B, ' C 2nd Wisconsin 21 Aug 1912 Moultrope, D* C. I 12th Vermont 31 Jan 1903 Bulletin of the Seattle Genealogical Society3 Inc. (6-72) 195
RECORDS OF THE JOHN A. DIX, G0AfflRG POST, BLAIR, NEBRASKA, continues Mundorf, Zachariah Taylor H 11th Illinois C. 1 Jan 1909 Myers, T.'S. H 23rd Iowa Infantry 24 Mar 1912 Newell, Henry SIpo p "Assippin" 16 Aug 1928 Newton, Page Sp;anis h American Vet no record Noyes, N0 (Niles) Ea D 7th Michigan 12 Sep 1928 Offen, D0 Ba G 193rd New York 23 Jan 1925 Age 79 Olinn, Da H9 F 92nd Ohio 2 Mar 1880 Osborne, L6 W* E 142nd New York 27 Oct 1901 Governor of Samoa Islands, died there Palmer, ? E 53rd Illinois 31 May 1922 Parks, John C 2nd Iowa Cav0 2 Sep 1902 Patrick, John D 7th Indiana Inf, 3 May 1908 Parish, Ambrose B 20th Wisconsin Inf. 10 Mar 1923 Not a Memh Peck, Sheldon I 6th Iowa Cav, 22 Feb 1932 Pease, Peter Henry I 1st Michigan Inf. 14 Sep 1909 ; Perkins, Lorenzo B 7th Iowa Co 14th Owa 15 May 1901 Pettengill, William D9 G 32nd Maine 9 Apr 1898 Phillips, Charles E* K 12th Iowa 4 Feb 1890 Pilcher, Edward B 2nd Nebraska C0 unknown * Pontzius, W3 Ha H 8th Iowa 9 Aug 1918 Pullen, James M« E 85th Indiana 25 Dec 1905 Rathman, George Sp;anis h American E Co, , 3rd Nebraska Read, H0H0 E8 6th Iowa 15 Jan 1930 Richards, WD Sa E 3rd Connecticut 13 Jun 1898 Riddler, James S. A 2nd Nebraska 2 Mar 1900 Rosenbalm, Parker a Rebel - Seaton, Wffl C. L 12th Kentucky C0 23 Jan 1899 Sheets, Solomon A 12th Illinois . 9 Mar 1907 Sheely, George D 122nd New York Inf. 9 Jan 1886 Sheldon, 00 Ha buried N„E0 country settlement Simons, A„ H0 D 63rd Ohio Inf. 30 Jul 1876 Smith, James M 12th Missouri CG 6 July 1932 f Smith, Davis? B9 died at Soldier s home Sprague, Kendrick A 12th Iowa 14 Apr 1899' Stapleton, James H 1st Nebraska 5 Aug 1927 at Craii g Strode, James Newton B 15th Iowa, 2 Oct 1920 Sutherland, Abram (Abe) E 22nd Indiana In£0 23 July 1931 Sylvis, James D 105th Pennsylvania ? Jun 1917 Taylor, S0 B0 unassigned Infantry 4 Mar 1893 Taylor, John W„ A 11th Iowa 28 Sep 1899 Taylor, William E. A 11th Iowa 1 Feb 1926 Tepin, Edwin D 11th Wisconsin 23 May 1893 Thompson, Joseph L, D 28th Iowa 11 Mar 1919 Thorp, James K 5ht New York (mistake, no private) . Van Duesen, G. (Garrett) S. UJ So Marines 3 Mar 1924 Age 81 Vanhorn, J0 H0 E 1st Pennsylvania A0 20 Sep 1875 Vertz, B3 W. F 16th Illinois 14 Aug 1893 Vorhies, Lemuel E. I 14th Iowa 9 Jul 1926 at ]Kennar d Wainright, George Washington Chaplin 52nd Illinois 18 Dec 1896 Walton, James D 112th Illinois 8 May 1928 Age 88 Ward, Stephen D 2nd Iowa C0 2 Jul 1924 Age 77 Warrick, John I 205th Pennsylvania 23 Jan 1903 Warner, B3 F0 E 1st Maine Brig, 7 Jul 1896 Weed, Charles C 2nd Virginia C.- 14 Jun 1924 at ]Kennar d 196 (6^72) Bulletin of the Seattle Genealogical Sodiety^Inc. RECORDS OF THE JOHN A. MX/tf.A.Ro POST, BLAIR, NEBRASKA, continues
Weldon, A0 L0 L 8th Illinois C0 12 Apr 1891" Wells, Bo Fo D 3rd Wisconsin C0 23 Sep 1893 White, Co Wo B 2nd Nebraska 1 Aug 1890 White, John P0 A 10th New York Co ? Feb 1916 Sioux City' Wilson, William D 143rd Illinois 1 Mar 1930 Age 84 Wilds, Brad - L 2nd Massachusetts 4 Dec 1917 Wishart, John P0 ; ? 96th Ohio Volo Inf. 17 Nov 1907 Winchell, John KV ' B 132nd Illinois 3 Nov 1928 : Woods, W0 Ho . B 10th Missouri Itlf.' 8'Feb 1927 Calhoun Wright, Briggs HG A 1st Missouri C0 ? Mar 1901 GUMMING CITY CEMETERY Whisnand, Franklin I 13th IoWV Info ? Aug 1886 Age 69 Watkins, Joseph ' " B' 2nd Nebraska'Co ? Dec 1868 Age 28 Houghten, Stephen: D 124th Illinois Inf0 ? Apr 1864 Age 23 KENNARD CEMETERY Slayback, Thomas unknown 27 Apr 1897 Swihart, William E„ / C 1st Nebraska C0 13 Nov 1922 Age 75 Brewster, Almon . ? 2 Nebraska unloioWn1 ! ROSEHILL CEMETERY Taylor, William M0 G 10th Illinois Inf0 1 Mar 1880 ' Age 37 " Seaton, William C0 L 12th Kentucky Co 23 Jan 1889 Spiker, S0 Ro " M 28th Illinois ? ? 1900 (Jan or June) LINCOLN, NEBRASKA Fulton, Ira (Corp'l) E 15th Illinois, ? ? 1915 HERMAN CEMETERY , Baily, Joshua Bradford I 2nd Kansas 8 Apr 1915 BREWSTER CEMETERY Watson, James B* B 2nd Nebraska 20 Feb 1869 Age 37 Coulter, James J* B 2nd Nebraska ' 28 Mar 1872 Age 28 Jackson, Edward Jv H 138th Illinois Inf. 2 Feb 1888 NEW ENGLAND CEMETERY ( v Povee, Ao M0 '' ' E 7th Illinois 25 Dec 1909 CALHOUN CEMETERY Crounse, Lorenzo K 1st New York LeAQ 13 May 1909
* Possibly some persons marked unknown may still be alive at the time of listing,
Sheldon Peck recorded the following still living in Washington CoG, NB in 1897
McCracken, E 9th Indiana C„ Blair, Nebraska Jones, Andrew '•• E 6th Michigan Inf. Blair, Nebraska ' Urbin, Cacheline K 1st Missouri De Soto, " Parish, Joseph I 19th Wisconsin Info Blair, NB Soldiers home Ely, Wo Ko ' -;:' D Wisconsin "Bat; Arlington, Nebraska Kipp, Theodore •\ G 128th New York Info Herman. n Triplett, El2y D 7th Kansas Cooper, Henry C.. H 11th Illinois C0 Hancock, BG F, ? 5th Iowa Co Vacoma, Nebraska Christiansen, James E$F 83rd Illinois Washington, u Stoddard, E< 42nd Massachusetts F Omaha' § "Ft 0 Calhouri, NB (These names in addition to listing above) Notebook Series of the Seattle Genealogical Society3 Inc. (6-72) 197
MARRIAGES BY REV. JOSEPH S, DUBS, continues from March 1972 issue.
1 850 9 continues 1850, cont.
Fenstermacher, Reuben, of North Whitehall, & Fatzinger, Aaron, of South Whitehall, & Gangewer, Catharine, March 19 Frederick,'Emeline, June 30
George, William, of Weisenberg, & George, Daniel, of Allentown, & Esch, Feyanna, of N. Whitehall, March 19 Focht, Susan, June 30 Hittel, William, of Allentown, & Meier, Eli, of South Whitehall, & Handwerk, Esther, of Heidelberg, July 23 Eckhard, Eliza9 March 25 Butz, Thomas Franklin, of South Whitehall, & Sellinger, Christoph, of Upper Mount Bethel, & Wirth,~Luzetta, of Washington, July 25 ( Ott, Dianna, of Hanover, March 28 Glausser, Daniel, of North Whitehall, & Falk, Reuben9 of North Whitehall, & Roth, Catharine, April 11 Semmel, Mary, July 25
Kehnel, George, of North Whitehall, & Frey, Gideon, of Lowhill, & SchacU Debora, of S. Whitehall, April 21 Hausman, Justy,'of N. Whitehall, August 11 Albright, Owen, of Salisbury, & Reiter, Emanuel, of K.uiztChtn i} & Nonamacher, Margaret, oi* Allentown, April 21 Knauss, Diana, of Hanover, August 11
Clewell, James William, of Allentown, & Fehler, George, of Hanover, & Larasch, Susan, of Mi Hers town, April 23 Webber, Judith, August 11
Scheimer, James, by Rev* J, Schindel, of Hensinger, Charles, of Heidelberg, & Scheimersville, & DeLangl Carolina, of N. Whitehall, August 18 Dubs, Elmira D„ S., of U Whitehall, May 2 a Hunsicker, Edward, of Heidelberg, & Geidner, Thomas* of North Whitehall, & Ben'i'iger* Catharine, August 25" Miller, Eliza, May 5 Bcbbert, Abraham, of Washington, & Langenar, Rachel , September 7 Kuhns9 Jonas, of Upper Macungie, & Rabenold . Lydia, of S„ Whitehall, May 12 9 Strehly, John, of Allentown, & Sieger, Reuben, of Allentown, & Rohrbach9 Mary, of Washington, September 8 Mohr, Sarah, May 12 Le ' /.'yv^fiC!, Henry B0$ of Shamokin Township, Oxford, George, of Allentown & ^orthunderland County, & r Fatzinger, Lucretia, May 19 - J:.:I0 Mary, of Allentown, September 9
Eschenbach, John., of Salisbury^ & Jaeger, James Aos of Macungie, & Knerr, Mary, of Lowhill, Hay 19 Dorney, Mary Ann, September 22
Knappenberger, Jonas, of Allentown, & Bartholome, Jeremiah, of North Whitehall, & Diefenderfer, Sarah, May 19 Stehly, Susan, ' September 22
Reichert, John H., of South Whitehall, & Fillman, William, of Allentown, & Knappenberger, Emilia, May 28 Leiser,'Sarah, September 29
Kern, Owen, of North Whitehall, & Roth, William, of North Whitehall, & Ritter, Chrissi, September 29 Mi Her 9 Lovina, of Upper Macungie, June 4
Nace, John Hua of Bethlehem, & Kern, Nathan, of Washington, & Kerns Sarah, of M. Whitehall, June 11 Rex, Sarah. September 1 (should it be Oct. 1 ?) Scheurer, Thomas, of South Whitehall, & Walbert, Amos, of Weisenberg, & Breder, Mary, of Bethlehem, June 16 Schaefer, Eliza, of Salisbury, Octobert 1
Freyman, Charles, of South Whitehall, & Eckertc, John, of Allentown, & Arnold, Lydia, of Greenwich Twsp, June 18 Hofman, Polly, October 12
Gaumer, Moses, of South Whitehcc"1 °- Christ, Philip, of Allentown, & Frankenfield, Salenda, same, J /: - Kleder, Catharine, October 27 25mPA 19® K (6-72) Notebook Series of the Seattle Genealogical Society3 Inc.
MARRIAGES BY REV, JOSEPH S. DUBS, continues 1851 cont. 1851 , cont. Gehry, William, of Heidelberg, & Hausman, Henry, of Washington, & Resch, Eliza A. of Lowhill, November 3 Hunsicker, Lydia, of Lynn, February 4
Rex, Levi, of North Whitehall, & Klotz, George W., of Catasauqua, & Resch, Anna, of Lowhill, November 3 Patterson, Luzinda, February 4
Hoffman, James, of South Whitehall, & Laubach, Edwin,, of North Whitehall, & Herweck, Sarah Ann, November 5 Kern, Adelina, February 9 (Feb. 9)
Gaumer, Even, of Towamensing, Carbon County, & Kleckner, Tilghman, of Allentown, & Wentz, Sarah, of Monroe County, November 5 Acker, Angelina, February 3 (Feb. 3)
Hangen, Washington H. R., of Allentown, & Biery, William, of York State, & Keiper, Isabella C, November 10 Burkhalter, Mary, of S. Whitehall, February 6
Scheurer, Daniel, of Lowhill, & Meier, Moses, of Upper Macungie, & Roth, Mary, of Washington, November 17 Hauser, Lea, of S. Whitehall, February 16 Ziegler, Horatio, of North Whitehall, & Mickly, Abraham, of South Whitehall, & Mickly, Kitty, November 24 Erdman, Anna Maria, of N. Whitehall, February 25 Kremer, Robert, of Allentown, & Peter, Henry, of Lowhill, & Schwenk, Sarah, November 26 Deibert, Maria, February 25
Peter, Santy, of North Whitehall, & Ostertag, Benjamin, of Cherryville, & Hausman, Clarissa, November 26 Baer, Eliza, of N. Whitehall, March 2
Peter, Henry, of Washington, & Silfies, James, of North Whitehall, & Rex, Mary, December 1 Kuhns, Susan, March 9
Knerr, Aaron, of Lowhill, & Roberts, Joseph M6, of Washington, & Hoffman, Mary, of Heidelberg, December 3 Wasum, Diann, March 30 Boyer, Daniel, of North Whitehall, & Diehl, Alvin, of Lowhill, & Miller, Susanna, December 10 Peter, Sarah, of Heidelberg, April 13 Senseman, Stephen, of Allentown, & Sterner, John, of South Whitehall, & Reinschmidt, Cassy, December 22 Schad, Carolina, April 20
Beisel, Jonas, of South Whitehall, & Miller, Stephen, of North Whitehall, & Hermann, Eliza, December 24 Leinberger, Eliza, April 27
Schmidt, August, of North Whitehall, & Rockel, Henry, of North Whitehall, & Fischer, Catharine, December 29 Quier, Juliann, of .Hanover, May 6
1851 Worman, William, of Allentown, & Hittel, Sarah, May 6 Roth, William, of South Whitehall, & Jamison, Susanna, January 12 Guth, Levi, of South Whitehall, & Wenner, Lydia, May 11 Meier, William, of Washington, & George, Mary, January 14 Haaf, Gideon, of Lowhill, & Hamm, Mary, June 3 Hensinger, Reuben, of Heidelberg, & Hausman, Susan, of N. Whitehall, January 19 Hess, Landolin, of North Whitehall, & Herzel, Henrietta, June 8 Peter, Joseph, of Washington, & Kuhns, Emelina, of N. Whitehall, January 26 Lautenschlager, Owen, of Salisbury, & Romig, Kitty, of Lower Macungie, June 8 German, Jonas, of Heidelberg, & Haerter, Maria, February 2 Zeppenfeld, Engel William, of Salisbury, & Wolf, Johanna Antoneta Christina, Allentown, June 8 26mPA Notebook Series of the Seattle Genealogical Society3 Inc. (6-72) 199
MARRIAGES BY REV. JOSEPH S. DUBS, continues
1851 cont. 1851 cont.
Rhoads, Henry, of Allentown, & Mest, Henry, of South Whitehall, & Wolf, Catharine, June 15 Fatzinger, Susanna, of Allentown, October 19
Eisenbard, Thomas, of South Whitehall, & Kirschner, Moses, of South Whitehall, & Yehl , Susanna, of N.. Whitehall, June 21 Moyer, Abigail, of N. Whitehall, October 19
De Long, David, of Heidelberg, & Bortz, Jonas, of Upper Macungie, & Reber, Mary M., June 23 Guth, Sarah, of S. Whitehall, October 26
Remmel , Jacob, of Allentown, & Traxel, John, of South Whitehall, & Rhoads, Sarah, June 23 Newhard, Molly, of N. Whitehall, November 9
Reinhard, Tilghman, of Allentown, & Miller, Daniel, of Allentown, & Fritzinger, Feyenn^, June 29 Lutz, Hannah, November 23
Traxel, Paul, of North Whitehall, & Kohler, Josiah, of North Whitehall, & Schneck, Maria, July 6 Schneck, Elizabeth, November 25
Wiant, Charles, of North Whitehall, & Biery, William, of South Whitehall, & Semmel, Mary, August 5 Lazarus, Matilda, November 30 Heuberger, Enoch, of Macungie, & Thomas, Daniel, of Washington, & Knerr, Mary, of S. Whitehall, August 10 Custert, Sarah, December 6
Schneider, George Jacob, of North Whitehall, & Hess, Jonathan, of North Whitehall, & Sauerwein, Polly, August 10 Schneck, Sarah, of Schnecksville, December 7
Kern, John, of Washington, & Perman, John, of Allentown, & Rex , Eliza, August 17 Schmeck, Jestina, of Bath, December 7
Eisenhard, Charles, of Millerstown, & De Lang, Almon, of North Whitehall, & Wasser, Amanda, of Upper Milford, August 24 Hoats, Flory, of Heildel berg, December 7 Falk, William, of North Whitehall, & Gehry, Daniel, of Walnutport, & Kunel, Isabella, of Upper Milford, August 24 Kern, Susanna, of Washington, December 9 White, John, of North Whitehall, & Larasch, William, of South Whitehall, & McQuate, Martha, Philadelphia, August 26 Klein, Lydia, of Salisbury, December 9
Lautenschlager, Edwin, of Catasauqua, & Ferber, Joseph, of Washington, & Biery, Susan, of S. Whitehall, August 26 Deibert, Polly, December 16 Steinbrenner, Albrecht, of Upper Towamensing, Wotring, William David, of Allentown, & Carbon County, & Seip, Louisa, December 16 Yehl, Sarah, of N. Whitehall, September 7 1852 Huber, Owen F., of Allentown, & Stein, Mariann, September 16 Steckel, Ephraim, of North Whitehall, & Steckel, Sally Ann, January 4 Newhard, Edmond, of North Whitehall, & Schnerr, Sarah, September 21 Nelson, William H., of Allentown, & Deshler, Sarah E., January 4 Reinert, Levi, of Allentown, & Goebel , Susan, September 28 Kaufman, Casper, of South Whitehall, & Boger, Elizabeth, of N. Whitehall, January 11 Hamm, Solomon, of Lowhill, & Esch, Julianna, of N. Whitehall, September 28 Knappenberger, John, of South Whitehall, & Hildenbeitel, Polly, January 11 Biery, John, of South Whitehall, & Hoffman, Maria, of N. Whitehall, September 30 Stephy, Abraham, of North Whitehall, & Baer, Sally Ann, of Washington, January 18
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MARRIAGES BY REV, JOSEPH S, DUBS, continues
1852 cont. 1852 cont. Gehry, Jonas, of South Whitehall, & Meier, Jesse, of South Whitehall , & Sterner, Sarah, January 27 Hanky, Dianna, of N. Whitehall, June 17 Schiffert, Peter, of Millerstown, & Yehl, Joseph, of North Whitehall, & Knappenberger, Henrietta, of Macungie, Jan. 27 Dorward, Elizabeth,, June 22 Guth, Calvin, of South Whitehall, & Schierenbeck, John Henry Conrad, of N. Whitehall, & Roth, Maria, of N. Whitehall, February 3 Schneider, Abigail, June 28 Scheurer, Reuben, of Lowhill, & Koch, Joseph, of Leh/igh Township, & Peter, Caroline, of Heidelberg, February 8 Meier, Catharine, of S. Whitehall, July 4
Bertsch, Thomas, of North Whitehall, & Roth, Enoch, of North Whitehall, & ,-, l t • Ritter, Sarah Ellen, February 15 Reppert, Kitty Ann, of Washington, July 11 Beck, Charles E., of Lowhill, & Haff, Levi, of North Whitehall, & George, Carolina, February 22 Steckel, Lydia, July 18 Strohl, Aaron, of Franklin Tsp, Carbon Co., & Schmidt, Reuben, of South Whitehall, & Strohl, Eva, February 23 Keck, Lea, August 1 Schneck, John, of North Whitehall, & Wirth, Thomson, of Washington, & Frey, Carolina, February 29 Kuhns, Anna Maria, Lehigh Twp,, August 1 Kern, Lewis, of Washington, & Scheurer, David, of Lowhill, & Fenstermacher, Matilda, March 2 Newhard, Mary Ann, of N. Whitehall, August 3
Peter, Moses, of Heidelberg, & Roth, Johnr of South Whitehall ,& Kuhns, Mary Ann, of Lowhill, March 14 Hauser, Eliza, Septembers : Roth, William, of Washington, & Schadt, Franklin, of South Whitehall, & Rehrig, Mary Ann, March 16 Breisch, Carolina, of Nv Whitehall, September 5 Kern, Paul, of Washington, & Apple, Allen, of Salisbury, & Esch, Carolina, of N. Whitehall, March 16 Knauss, Maria C., of Allentown, September 5 Yehl, Adam, of Lehigh Township, & McClelland, James, of North Whitehall, & Roth, Rebecca, of Washington, March 16 Fitzpatrick, Jane, of Philadelphia, September 8 Hunsicker, Joel, of Washington, & De Lang, Peter, of Lowhill, & Bloss, Catharine, March 28 Frey, Carolina, September 14 Hittel, Thomas, of South Whitehall, & Gangewer, Amandus, of South Whitehall, & Stettler, Lydia Ann, April 4 Herbster, Maria, September 19 Kern, William, of North Whitehall, & Reinert, Christian, of Allentown, & Schneck, Sarah, April 25 Focht, Lehanna, September 26 Boulton, Joseph, of Washington, & Beier, Henry, of North Whitehall, & Wagner, Anna, May 2 Reber, Susanna, of Washington, September 30 Knerr, Jonas, of Lowhill, & Yehl, Thomas, of North Whitehall, & Buchman, Juliann, May 2 Reinheimer, Kitty Ann, September 30 Schmidt, David, of Heidelberg, & Bauman, Peter, of Washington, & Wehr, Angelina, of Washington, May 16 Rehrig, Susan, October 10 Xander, Joseph, of North Whitehall, & Kleder, Moses, of North Whitehall, & Frankenfield, Susanna, of S. Whitehall, May 23 Siegfried, Angelina, October 10 Miller, Franklin,.of South Whitehall, & Reichert, William, of Allentown, & Scheurer, Hetty, of N. Whitehall, June .6 Eckert, Elizabeth, October 10 28mPA 201 Notebook Series of the Seattle Genealogical Society3 Inc. (6-72)
W\RRIAGES BY REV, JOSEPH S. DUBS, continues 1852 cont. 1852 cont* Kern, Elias, of Washington, & Roth, Henry C. , of Allentown, & Kern, Hannah, October 31 Findly, Ann J., December 28
Weiler, Silvester, of North Whitehall, & 1853 Schindel, Sarah, of S. Whitehall, November 1 Scheurer, Nathan, of Lowhill, & Schuster, Joseph, of South Whitehall, & Hollenbach, Mary, January 2 Albright, Margaret, November 7 Ringer, Stephen, of North Whitehall, & Beck, John, of Washington, & Roth, Mary, (a born Breisch) January 4 Hartman, Mary Ann, of Lowhill, November 7 Herbster, Lewis, of South Whitehall, & Kern, Willoughby, of Rosen Krick, & Sheldon, Kitty, January 16 Heverly, Matilda, of S. Whitehall, November 7 Newhard, Edwin, of South Whitehall, & Haas, Solomon, of Upper Macungie, & Herzel, Ellemina, of Upper Macungie, January 16 Mohr, Serena, November 14 Muse, Charles, of South Whitehall, & Hiltenbeitel, Ezra, of South Whitehall, & Herzel, Sarah, of Upper Macungie, January 16 Frees, Violetta, November 14 Marx, Gideon, of South Whitehall, & Hoffman, Moses, of South Whitehall, & Falk, Juliann, January 30 Weiler, Isabella, of N. Whitehall, November 16 Frantz, Henry Tilghman, of North Whitehall, & Meier, Samuel, of Allentown, & Frantz, Rebecca, February 1 Smith, Elizabeth (a born freeman) Nov., 21 Gross, Reuben, of North Whitehall, & Remely, Joshua, of Washington, & Keck, Mary, February 1 Oswald, Mary Ann, November 23 Litzenberger, Thomas, of Upper Macungie, & Kohler, Edmond, of North Whitehall, & Koch, Sarah, of N. Whitehall, February 13 Bader, Catharine, November 23 Kraul, Harrison H., of Washington, & Diefenderfer, Moses, of South Whitehall, & Beck, Sarah, February 15 Haffner, Anna Feyolina, Weisenberg, Nov. 23 Miller, Nathan, of South Whitehall, & Semmel, John, of North Whitehall, & Goebel, Carolina, of Allentown, February 20 Beier, Elizabeth, November 23 Diefenderfer, Aaron, of South Whitehall, & Faust, Thomas B., of South Whitehall, & Fricker, Mary Ann, of N. Whitehall, February 22 Dorney, Mary Ann, November 30 Schneider, Schneider, Richard, of South Whitehall, & Semmel, Paul, of Catasauqua, & Meier, Sarah, February 27 Santy, Emmalina, December 5 Young, Jacob, of New Jersey, & Frantz, Elias, of North Whitehall, & Roth; Coletta, of S. Whitehall, March 17 Beck, Elizabeth, of Washington, December 12 Eisenhard, Robert, of Lehigh Township, & Baer, Jonathan, of Washington, & Fenstermacher, Catharine, of Salisbury, March 29 Krumm, Juliann, December 19 Esch, David, of North Whitehall, & Smith, Samuel, of Lehigh Township, & Ritter, Lydia, March 27 (Mar. 27) Yehl, Lovina, of N. Whitehall, December 19 Frey, Levi, of North Whitehall, & Fronheiser, Jacob, of West Penn, Schuylkill Co, Ebert, Esther, of Lynn, April 5 Haak, Maria, of Heidelberg, December 19 Hagenbuch, George, of Allentown, & Diehl, Amandes, of Lower Macungie, & Voelker, Barbara, April 10 Reit, Jane, December 19 Miller, Alfred, of North Whitehall, & Knerr, William, of Allentown, & Leinberger, Debora, of S. Whitehall, May 1 Burger, Letitia, December 28 29mPA 202 (6-72) Notebook Series of the Seattle Genealogical Societyt Inc.
MARRIAGES BY REV, JOSEPH S, DUBS, continues 1853 cont. 1853 cont.
Kramer, C. H., of Allentown, & Gundy, George, of Allentown-, # w ,•>-•••/ Kleckner, Susan, May 5 Kleckner, Matilda, October 23
Dorney, Solomon, of South Whitehall, & Zelliner,i,Wi 11 iart, of North:WhkehalT, & i)n\ •; Faust* Ellemina, of Macungie, , May,1,0 Menninger, Mary Amanda, October 29
Horn, Abraham W., of Lehighton, & Loutenschlager, Charles^ of Allentown, &< ; Peter, Polly, of Lowhill, May 15 ; Fehler, Louisa, of N. Whitehall, October 29
Neff, Tilghman, of North Whitehall, & Levan, Tilghman, of North Whitehall, & Schreiber, Flory, May 15 Guth, Mary (nee Sell) of S. Whitehall, Nov, 6
Keck, Stephen, of Allentown, & Ringer, iCharl^s, of South, Whitehall, & , ,s , r- Hubler, Harrietta, May 26 •>•• •..,-.:, Roth, Chrissi Ann, November 6 Schneider, Peter, of Schnecksville, & Knappenberger, Jacob, of North Whitejijall, & Hoats, Sarah, of Heidelberg, June 19 Ritter, Louisa, November 6
Hardly, Thomas, of North Whitehall,. & Kern, Robert, of Washington, & Weber, Lovina, June 19 , j Bock, Susanna, of Heidelberg, November Haberstock, Joseph, of South Whitehall, & Bachman, Tilghman, of Allentown, & Meier, Cal ina, . June 19 ... Wiant, Judith, November 13
Flory, Henry, of Mount Bethel, & Neff, Edward, of North Whitehall, & ,;; Keiser, Ellen, of S. Whitehall, June 25 Ringer, Mesina, November 15
Lentz, Stephen, of Allentown, & Ellis, William, of Allentown, & Hartman, Emma, June 26 Hall bach, Paulina E., November 15
Fink, Ephraim, of Allentown, & Schneider, Aaron, of Washington, & , Hagenbuch, Matilda, July 17 Fischer, Mary Ann, November 20
Hoffman, Jonas, of Washington, & Kern, Charles, of Washington, & Lentz, Elizabeth, July 31 Peter, Angelina, November 13
Fritzinger, Franklin, of Heidelberg, & Hoffman, Moses, of South Whitehall, & Schmidt, Hanna, (a born Roth), August 2 Schneider, Hanna, December 11
Hardly, John G., of Lockport, & Prang, Owen, of South Whitehall,, & Reinheimer, Mary Ann, of N. Whitehall * Aug* 21 Beck, Elizabeth, of Lehigh Twsp., December 18 Rehrig, Elias, of Washington, & Long, Jacob, of South Whitehall, & •,..., Roth, Sarah Ann, August 21 Roth, Sarah, December 18
Saeger, Henry J., of Allentown, & Roth, Solomon, of South Whitehall, & Gundy, Anna Maria, August 23 . Roth, Lydia, December 18
Schneider, Nathan, of Carbon County, & Keiser, Peter, of Allentown, & ; Peter, Matilda, September 11 • Hausman, Elizabeth, December 18 Sold, Stephen, of Mahoney, Carbon County, & Mohr, Jacob, of South Whitehall, & Ruch, Sarah, September 19 Walbert, Clarissa, December 31
Roth, Cornelius, of North Whitehall, & 1325 records , ' Wescoe, Carolina, of Lower Macungie, Oct* 9 Notice that a few dates are not in ordez, this Laury, Jonas, of South Whitehall, & is the manner in which they were recorded.. Gaumer, Mary, October 16 Rev. Dubs continued at the church at Allentown Newhard, Peter, of Washington, & until 1861, and elsewhere until 1863. Re solem Reber, Henrietta, October 16 nized 2,176 marriages during his ministry.
30mPA Bulletin of the Seattle Genealogical Society3 Inc. (6-72) 203 CHURCH RECORDS, JACKSON (NOW CLAY) 03UNTY, TENNESSEE
CHURCH OF CHRIST, TRACE CREEK, HERMITAGE SPRINGS, TN f Established 1840
The following was tak.an from a list compiled in 1968, for the Elders of this churchf by Mrs« GB Do (Erma York.) Thackston. The list was in duplicate, one bound for use by the Church members, other copies to be available for researchers8 The person submitting this list for our re view asked that informationf and side notes, of a non-genealogical na ture be deleted, therefore, only the name is listed along with any gen ealogical data shown? such information as Excludedt Removed^ Disorderly Conduct, etc. has been deleted0 Ed.) Foreword For the bene{It o^ thohe who may be doing research {rom old lettens or .other writlngh, thlh Church wa h organized In a rural community known [as Indicated by the entry In the oKlglnal BOOK) as the TKace Creek community In Jackson County, Tennehhee, Later the name o{ the county was' changed to Clay County, Tennehhee, and the mall village was known as "The Sugar Orchard", because it was situated on the winding stream o{ Big Trace Creek which meandered through a beautiful grove oft hugar maples„ VK.ogK.ekh came In the {onm ho Kecognlzable today. The treeh were cut down. The Sugar Orchard was thus demolished - not the houheh, but the lovely grove. The vilZage then wa6 named {or a prominent citizen and became known ah Splvey, Ten nehhee, Progress came again In the {orm o{ pKomotlon o{ the village ah a hummer rehort because o{ the mineral hpftlngh. The name was changed to Hermitage Springs, Tennehhee, and retalvu^ that, name In the Year o{ our Lord, 196.8.
E0 V. T." September 4, 1968°* To the Elderh o{ the Church oi Christ at HeKmltage Springh, Tennehhee' Ah a direct descendant o{ two {0 undents o{ the Church o{ Christ, Trace Creek In Jackson County, Tennesheer established In 18409 I humbly and prayer{uHy hub- mlt thehe copies 0$ the original Church Book, It Ih with rehpect and admlKatlon {OK the {aith{ul Christian men and women who have kept the records and pK.eheK.ved the BOOK throughout thehe one hundred and twenty-eight yeansP and concern {OK. Its future preservation that I hubmlt . {or your conhlderatlon the proposal that the original BOOK be deposited In a place o{ ha{e-keeplng ho that It may be preserved {or {uture generationho The more htrongly bound copy could be'kept as the current record book and the lehh holldly bound copleh could be lent to membeKh concerned In rehearch o{ ancehtry or {or the addition o{ {acth about varlouh members, (Portion of the text deleted here as It pretained to a program of compiling a history on early members'. Ed'.) -- It is my praijer{ul hope that the Elders will not conhlder this an act o{ prehumptlon In ashumlng hometh^ng which may be noneo{ my buhlness, and will realize that my concern lh with the preservation o{ the HISTORY o{ our Church, Respectively hubmltted, (signed) Erma York Thackhton (Mrs. G. B.) The Church of Christ on Trace Creek, Jackson County, Tennessee, was organized on August 15, 18400 The elders of this church were Meredith York, Jesse Vinson and Robert Pedigop who were ordained to the work with prayer and the laying on of hands of the Presbytery0 And Robert Pedigo, Deacon Q (Authenticated copy,- August, 1968) Names of Members: IrTN 204 (6-72) Bulletin of the Seattle Genealogical SocietyA Inc.
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1„ William Bean 54,Stuart Henderson 2e Margaret Bean 55.. Nancy Henderson 3a John Deckard 56o Sarah Carter 4o Martha York •••57. Hanah Ba Carter So Jesse Vinson 58.-Elizabeth (Hall) 6a Martha Vinson 59o Unity Armor 70 Isaac York 60..Martha Browning, d 16 Dec 1842 61o Nancy Stuart 80 John Bean 620 Green Kee 98 Rebecca Bean 63o Eda Wood 10e Richard York llo Susan ah York 64o James Carter 12. Daniel Deckard 65o Elizabeth Carter (#13 not on the list) 66o John Taylor 14, Stephen Miller 67 o Matilda Sensibaugh > •*• 15, Elizabeth Miller 68, William York 16, Susanah Pedigo 69 0 Wi liken Taylor 17, Sarah Wood, d 8 Sep 1841 70o Hangarat Taylor
180 Matilda York, mc (?) Springer 71 o H'ancy Tadlock 190 Nancy Proctor 72.. Isaac York
20o Anna Baker, m Pedigo 73o Hitower Wood 21o David Taylor 74o Anna Wood : 22 o Nancy Taylor 750 Samuel Vinson 23, Richard Taylor 76. Michael Deckard
240 Dianah Taylor 77o Maryann Hanes 25 o Elizabeth Baker 78v-Adam Bordin (#26 not on the list) 790 Margaret Baker 27o Thomas York, Deceased 80. Caty Baker '81.. John Gist 286 Claborn Baker 82o Samuel Jones 29 0 Elizabeth Baker 83 o Dicy Jones 30o Elizabeth York 31, Elizabeth Wood (of color) -- Michael Deckard (maybe 76 above?) 84o Thomas Bean 32a John Wood (of color) servants of Curtis Wood 85o Mahaley Bean 86.' Ruth Carter 330 William Reaves 34, Susanah Crawford 87o Polly Bordin 35 o Ruth Hall 88o John Davis 36, Anna Hall 89o Anna Davis 90o Nelson Carter 370 James Davidson 38 o Mary Davidson 91o Sidney Armer 92o John Colter 39 0 Rebecca York, d. 3 Mar 1844 40. William Pedigo 93. James Tinsley 94e Robert Davis 410 Sarah Pedigo, d„ 20 Oct 1841 42 o Mary York 95o Rebecca Carter 96.. Sarah Vinson 43D Mary Kee 97o Meredith Pedigo 44. Elizabeth Davis, m0 Vinson 45o John Davis 98, Wilson Boon 46 o Agnes Davis 99o Nancy Dunn 100 John W, (Mar??) 470 Pheby Davis 0 48o Elizabeth Browning 1010 Unity Armer 49. Nancy Bean, m Joshua York 1020 Robert Pedigo 0 l 50 Alen Davis , 103o William Pedigo 51. Prudence Taylor 104/Claborn Baker 105. Elizabeth Baker 520 Lucinda Taylor 106o Lucinda York 53o Mary Taylor 107 Elizabeth Deckard 2rTN* Bulletin of the Seattle Genealogical Society3 Inc. (6-72) 205
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108. Stuart Henderson 35„ Ann Merritt 109. Mary Colter 36. Francis Merritt 1100 Nancy Carter 37o Nancy Bocock 111. Priscilla Carter 38. Elizabeth Kitching 112. Meredith York 39. Nancy York 113. Patty York 40. Jane Colter 114. Rebecca Propes, now Deckard 41. Tainsy Carter 115. Elizabeth Pedigo 42a Harriet Dejarnatt 116o Asberry York . 430 Amanda Dejarnatt 117. Polly Bennett 44ffl Nancy Dejarnatt 118. Thirsy Propes 45ffl Jane Davis 119. Elizabeth Leonard 46a Mary Davis 120. Emeline Roddy 47o Kiziah Browning 480 Hester AE Browning From May 1, 1852. 49o Martha Browning Meredith York and Robert Pedigo 50ffl Martha A0 Kitching Elders; and Fleming Merritt and 51. Talitha J0 Davis John Davis Deacons8 La C0 52„ Lavina B* York Merritt, Clerk„ 53. Sarah Coonce 54. Rachel Stuart 1o William Bean 55. Mary Cherry 2G James R0 Merritt 56 0 Nancy Ann York 33 Alexander York 57. Marldit Wood 40 Richard Davis 58. Janes Miles (Jane or James?) 5e Robert Davis, Sr. 59. Manda Russell 6o Robert Davis, Jr0 60. Elizabeth Armar 7c W0 A'. York 61. Harriet Armar 8o Asa Reeves 62 o Mary Roddy 90 Lucas Mo Reeves 63. Ruth Carter 10. Moses Davis 64. Claborn Norden 11o C9 J0 Bococh 65 o Richard Davis. 12. Richard York 66. Nelley Borden 13. John Leonard 67. Robert Pedigo 14. Jeremiah Bean 68o Middleton Reeves 15. Ho H0 Merritt 69. Isaac York ' 16o Martha York 70. James Holland 17. Mahaley Bean 71. John Holland 18. Elizabeth Leonard 72o Nancy Jane York 19. Elizabeth Browning 73 o Regainar Bean 20. Margaret. Bean, Sr0 74„ Sarah Vinson 21. Mary Reeves 75 . Mary Bean 22. Agnes Davis 76o William Roddy 23r Anne Davis 77, Eliza Roddy 24. Minerva Proctor 78. William Holland 25. Margaret Bean 79 0 Mary Pedigo 26. Sarah Bean 80. William Wood 27o Susanah Pedigo 81. Nancy Mettitt 28. Mary Henderson 82 . Lavina Wood 29. Cinthia Wood 83. Deletha Merritt 30. Emeline Rody 84o Rebecca Bean 31. Susan York 85. Ellerin Davis 32. Rebecca Deckard 86ffi Seariah Miles 33o Elizabeth Pedigo 87. Rebecca Davis 34. Elizabeth Davis 88o Eadia N0 Browning 3rTN 206 (6-72) Bulletin of the Seattle Genealogical Society± Ip,c*
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August, 1867 Member List
10 Robert Pedigo, Sr. 530 Anna Davis, Jr0 20 James Baker 54. Mary Cunningham 3o Richard Davis, Sr. 55o John Leonard 4o Asa Reeves, deceased 56.. John Bean 5. Richard Davis 57 o Harvey Wood - .' 6o Joshua Hall 58. Hawkins Browning 7o William (?) Wood 59o . issia Vinson 80 Lo Mo Reeves 60o Marania Hutson 90 Co Co Baker 610 Jane Birdwell 10o Andrew Davis 62. Frances Kirby 11o Go Wo Waddal (Weddal) 63.' M, Lo Leonard 12.. L0 (?) Pedigo 64 o Tempy H, Davi s 13o Martha York 65o William Bean 14o Mary Cherry 66o Walter.1 Bean; 15o Elizabeth Pedigo v 67o Wo Mo Pedigo 160 Sinthia Wood 68o Claborn Kirby 17. Martha Biles 69..Blake T0 Birdwell 18o Elizabeth Browning 700 Mary E0 Reeves 190 Eleanor Davis 71. Martha York 20o Agnes Davis 72o M„ Ho York 21 o Lavina Wood 73.. Co Co Wood 22. Mahala Bean 74o J. C0 Pedigo, Sr; 230 Talatha J0 Davis . '(no,#75 on the list) 240 Elizabeth Waid 76o Jo Co Pedigo 25o Eady M0 Browning 77. Charles Biles 26o Elizabeth Leonard 780 Lanilda? W0 Biles - ^ 27o Mary J„ Tinsley 79. Mariah Hare 28o Elizabeth Vinson 800 W0 Wo Waid 290 Mo Lo Waddal , , : 81. William York 30. Kizziah Browning 82o Rebecca C0 Crabtree 31, Jo Fo Tinsley 83. Martha Ao Waid 32o Mary Wood 84o .Zechariah Pedigo 33* Elizabeth Holland, nee Pedigo 850 Anna Davis, Sr> 34o Martha Vinson 86e Willis Wood 35o Nancy EG Wood 87. James Bean 36o Mary Miles 880 Will H. Bean 37o Harriet Leonard 89o Mo Jo Bean 38o Tamsy Carter 90o Juliann Kelley 39o Eliza Carter 91o Sarah Bean 40o Milly Carter. 92„ Sintha E0 Waid 41o Margaret Cheery 93 o Arrenia York 42o Sarah Browning •94.-G, Bo Turner 43, Margaret Pedigo 95o Anthony Parsley 44o Mary Jo Borden 96..H. Po Mitchell 454- Rebecca,Mo Pedigo 97o So Wo Kirby 460 Sarah Ee Turner 98o Mary Pedigo 47o Catharine Fo Wood 99o Lavestia Reeves 48. Sarah J . Waid 100o Elizabeth Armer 49o Mary EG Parsley 101o Margaret S0 Bean 50o Lusetta Tinsley 102o Ruth Vinson 51o Leean P0 Waid 103o Eliza Reeves, now Davis 52o Mary A0 Waid - 104o Benjamin Birdwell 4rTN Bulletin of the Seattle Genealogical Society^ Inc. (6-72) 207
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105. Meradith Browning 90 Sinthia K. Wood 106o Mary Birdwell 10. Margaret Ea Pedigo 107. Jane Birdwell 11, KIttyann Reeves 908o Cansada Birdwell 12o Nancy Deckard e09. Mary Bean 13. Rebecca Purcell 110. Mildred (?) Reeves 14. Nancy F0 Davis llla (Mara - Maxa) Bean 15o Elizabeth Pedigo 1128 Jeremiah Bean (no #16 on the list) 113. No Go Turner 17. Lavilda W9 Biles 114. Robert Davis, Jr, 18. Mariah Hare 115. Anna Lant 19 o Margaret. J, Grider 116. Maranda Smith 20, Matilda Turner 1170 Lavina Turner 21. Maranda Smith 118ffl Sarah Johnson 22o Marie Turner 119 0 Martha Bean 23. Elizabeth F* Long 120o Charlotte Nixon 24. L0 W0 Kirby 121o So Turner 25o John HP Deckard 122e 00 T0 Butler 26o James Bean 123. Jo A. Pedigo 27, Jesse A. Pedigo 124a Franklin Reeves 28. William N0.Pedigo 125. Elizabeth Long 290 Wa J0 Wood 126o George Davis 30. Clements C0 Wood 127o Polly Reeves 31. Harvey Wood 128. Mary Kirby 32. L, Ma Reeves 129. Mary A0 Browing 33. Franklin Reeves 1300 Nancy A0 Akle 34. W0 H0 Grider 131o Kitty Ann Reeves 35. C0 C0 Baker 132. Emila Reeves 36. John Leonard 133o Alaxander Pedigo 37. Ae Pedigo 1340 Nancy Davis 38. Blake F. Birdwell 135 o Herod Turner 39o Zachariah Pedigo 136, Matilda Turner 40o Shadrack Turner 137o Mary Turner 419 David Turner 138o David Turner 420 Ee Po Turner 139. Benjamin Smith 43. George Davis 140o Eliza Ann McCracken 44. Charles Biles . 141. W0 H0 Grider 45 . Agnes Davis 142. Rebecca Purcell 46. B. J0 Smith 143. John IL Deckard 47. Lavestia Reeves 1440 Nancy Deckard 48. Martha York 145o John Welch 49o Celina Wilson 146. Sarah F0 Welch 50e Margaret Bean 51, Anna Baker List from March 29, 1874, now 52 o Helme E. Davis Clay County, Tennessee: 53, Paralee Reeves 10 Sarah E0 Pedigo 54a L0 F0 Pedigo 20 Mary E0 Davis 55. N0 E0 Turner 38 Arena F0 York 56. Mary Kirby 4o Talitha Js Davis 57. Laura J. Davis 5* Sally Browning 58. Ms E8 Wood 60 Elizabeth Vinson 59. Ruth Vinson 7o Mary E9 Wood 60e Mary Browning 80 Malvina J0 Wood 610 Mary A0 Pedigo 62a W0 Ms Te Long • 5rTN 208 (6-72) Bulletin of the Seattle Genealogical Societyj>Inc0
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MARCH 29, 1874 LIST, cont. TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1879 63o Eliza Rush Charles Biles, L0 M0 Reeves," Anderson 64, Ho Ro Browning Pedigo, Co Co Wood, and Blake Birdwell- 65, Thomas H0 Wilson were chosen by the Brethren, and from 66. Wo Mo Bean among themselvesj and regularly put in 67, George Reeves to the Eldership or Bishopfs Office, ; 68, Mary Reeves with fasting, prayer, and the laying 69, Charity A0 Pedigo of hands of the PresbyteryV And John 70, Caldona Reeves Co Davis, as Deacon, by the same Pres 71, Claborn Kirby bytery to be associated with Richard 72 o Willie Ho Bean Davis, as the Deacons of the Churcha ! ? ; 73fi Sarah E0 Bean The Presbytery consisting of Andrew 74 0 Narceleus Go Carter Comer, an elder of the Gamaliel Church* 75 o Eda Mo Browning and Isaac T0 Reneau an Evangelist of 76 o Anna Davis the Albany Church0 June 10, 1879 77o Martha Vinson 78 o Tempe H0 Davis 1, Harvey Wood, died 20 Feb 1886 79. Nacy Ao Eakle 2, William Bean, died 6 Aug 1885 80 o Manerva J0 Pedigo 3, Co Co Baker (Carrel*) 810 Richard Davis 4, Ho Eo Browning(* Henry, died August 1894) 82 o Andrew Davis 5, Po Jo Birdwell (*died 1901)« 83o Ao Jo Eakle 6, (Do or A.) Bo Birdwell (*• DQ) 84 o John Co Davis ,: 70 Susan Bean, now Harper 85 o Zachariah King 8o Sarah Browning (*died 10 Dec {1883) ^ 86 o Ro No Davis 9D Jane Birdwell, died 14 Nov 1884- 87o Andrew Eakle 10 o Nancie . L. Davis s : • * 88 o Robert Beaver Ho Marie E0 Davis, died May 20th (no )^r) * 89 o David Beaver 12oiAnna Baker (noted here is '•'*<• 90 o Scott Sweezy Jo Co Davis, died July 26, 1915) 91o Samuel DeWitt York 13. T. Jo Davis (*died 4 Dec 1881) 92o Go Wo Purcell 14o To Jo Claiborne 93o Ao Do Green 150Eo Jo Claiborne 94 o Ho Ho Spivy 16o Kittle Ao Eakle 95 o W0 Wo Pedigo 17o Charlotte Hutson 960 Walter Bean ,18. Charity A. Pedigo, now Crabtree * 97o Wo Lo Wood 19o Zachariah Pedigo (*died 13 Apr 1917) 98o Matilda A0 Purcell 20o Elizabeth Pedigo (*died 6 Apr 1900) 990 Mary Ellen York 21o Marie L0 Pedigo . 100 o Sariah S0 Purcell 22o Marie A0 Pedigo, now Moss 101 O Malvina Spivy 23o Lo Fo Pedigo 102 o Sarah Eo Leonard 240 Margaret A, Pedigo (* died 7 Jul 1910) 103o Mariah E0 Kirby * Note0 A second listing was made of the 104 o Rebecca Vinson above, except it was shown as Thursday June 105 o Malinda E* E0 Purcell 10o 1879, instead of Tuesdayo The list of 106 o Malvina Bc Cornwell . names were the same except for the addition 107o William York of the info shown in (*).-.-"The numbering is 108o Westly S0 Carter off so will show two number 24 and from 109o Phereby A0 Lovelady Matilda A0 Davis on is the second list. Al 110 Virgil Ao Lovelady so shown is * Marie E„ Davis, died 20 May '.'. 111 J0 No York 1885, and, Charity A0 Crabtree, died 22 Mar 112 Wo Mo Blakey 190.4.' The list continues^ EdG 113 Elizabeth JQ Claborn 24o Matilda A0 Davis 114 Bo Lo Browning 25o Rebecca Purcell, died-15 Feb 1896 6rTN 26. Lavesfa Reeves, died 20 Feb 1911 Bulletin cf the Seattle Genealogical Society^ Inc. (6-72)
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1879 LIST, cont. 80. Martha York, d 30 Apr 1885 81. Samuel York, d. 9 Oct 1928 27, Benjamine Smith 82. Zachariah Vanhuser 28, Matilda Turner, dl d 18 Jan 1891 83. Sarah Vanhuser 29, E11zabe th J.:Dav1s died 3 Sep 1900 84. W. K.'Jolley 30. • James N, Wood 85. Thomas Long, died 18 Dec 1881 31, Martha E, Green 86. George A, Reeves, d0 20 Jul 1895 32, Diecie A, Welch 87 „ Nancie E, Reeves, d. 20 Jul 1895 33. Thomas F, Wilson , died 10 Jan 1891 88. William Bryant,, died 1911 34, Paralee Williams , died 18 Aug 1937 89. Manervia J. Pedigo 35, Cynthia K„ Wood, died Aug 1906 90. Sarilda W. Biles, d. 19 Mar 1911 36, Marie E, Wood 91. Mariah N. Hair, died 22 Jun 1902 37G Marie E. York 92. William J. Wood, d. 15 Feb 1916 38, Marthie Ytfrk, died 20 Feb 1889 93. Robin Hutson, died 1901 39 Marie Capshaw 94. Willie H. Bean, d 11 Jul 1892 40, Harvey H„ Spivey 9"5, Dock Colter 41. Shepard Kirby, died 12 Mar 1885 96. Eliza Browning 42, James Bean, aied Jul 1904 97. Sarah Bean 43, Mary Gada 98, Herod Turner, died May 1905 44. Sarah Bordin, died 3 Apr 1884 99, Sarah E. J. Baker 45. Catharine•Bl1es 100, Nancy Brown, died 8 Aug 1896 460 Iby Kieth • Ed. Note: There appears to he a 470 Jane Reeves page in the book, that was compiled 48, William Davis by Mrs, Thackston, as the heading 49,, Franklin Bean page number reads page 10 at this 50e Curtis -W„ Pedigo, died 20 Feb 1908 point and the next photocopy page- 51. George W, Long that I have reads, page 12, and the Samuel Carter marriber numbers jump to 159. 53. Thomas Gaines 159. Sarah Browning 54, Mun Cu ins 160. Mary Miles 55 „ William T, Long 161. Belle Stinson, died 1902 56 c Elick Leea., died 17 Apr 1880 162. Mary E. Briant 57, William Birdwell,, died 15 Feb 1908 163. Joy Hamilton, d. 25 Apr 1890 58. John B, Cornwall 164. Manda J. Green, d. 27 Sep lol'J 59 o Elizabeth Long 165. Sarah B. Crofford 60. Belle Browning, died 1833 166. Betty S. Turner 61. Melvinla Spivey, dlec 13 Feb 1917 167. Sarah Turner d. 4 Dec 1931 62. Anderson D0 Green 168. Isabelle Purcell 63 0 Laura J, Green 169. Ida Turner, died 10 Apr 1890' 64, Anle Davis, died 19 Dec 1893 1.70 , Quint iler Isabel Math as 65 o Patsy Biles 17.1, Buene York, died 28 Nov 1934 66, Franklin Vanhusor 172. William J. Cherry , 67, Elizabeth. ColinS, died 4 Nov 1886 173. Bedford Turner 6 a., David Turner, died 1882 174. Charles Brown, died 27 May 1896 69, Andrew Eakle 175. Ray Harlin' 70, Merdia' York 176. Tal V, Long 71, Mildred F; Reeves, died 14 Mar 1916 177. Cal Ionia Davis, d. 29 Apr .191? 72, John C. Pedigo ' 178. Dolly Reeves, died 9 May 1940 73', James Green 179. E..T. Elerson 74. Elizabeth Brown,. Died 21 Jan 1908 180. M* T3 Turner 75 o Sarah Claborn, died 24 May 1882 181. Emra Susan Green 76, Sarah E, Bean 182. S. I. Vinson 77., J. NL York, died 5 Jan 1906 183. Elzora Pedigo, d9 12 Dec 1903 78. Martha York 184. Adeline Colter 79, Martha Bean (Two #184fs listed in the book) 7rTN 210 (6**72) Bulletin of the Seattle Genealogical Soaiety.* Inca
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JUNE 10, 1879 LIST, cont. , -, 237, William C. Biles 184* Emry (Emma):. Biles d ,26:Nov 1902 238. Otid F. Wilson, d 27 May 1947 185. James N.. Wood,v d 10 Feb 1916 239. Eleito J. Russell 186. Martha J. Bean- * , 240, Samuel T. Pedigo 187. Nora Bo Wood ,.••;•••• 241, Merdia A. Baker (Meredith?) 188. Lo ,;V.. Birdwell.,,., ,, , 242, Jesse T. Wood, d 25 Sep 1916 189. Ellen M. Biles 243, Henry R. Browning :. 190. Sarah J..' Baker, . . 244, Jefferson F* jots 191. Annie Harlin n 245. Charles F, . Rijles 192. Rosa B. Wilson , v 246, Lavada Gist 193. Francis A.' Turner • ; -y 247, Letha B, Morrow 194* Celina• E> Davis , ;- - 248. Sivy (Silvia?) Turner 195, Arminda Pedigo 249. Margaret Nannie 196* Lavada E..York / , , 250. Hanah Jane Welch, d 15 Feb 1908 197, Nancie D. A, Brown , 251, Lucy Angieline York . , ., 198.-M. R. Baker , , . 252* i , r Laura E. Pedigo. .-..-.: . 199. L. S. Bean ...,..,.'. ^ ] .,..- 253, .William Davis 200. L, L. Bean,d 3/Sep 1933, 254, Eliza Davis, d 18 Nov. 1893 201. Jackson P.ersell . "... ],,, 255Luiz., a E. Russell 202. Andrew E. Green, d 2. Mar 1874 256. Nancy B. York 203. George.W„ Long 257, Nettie A. York Choate, d 1908 204. B, R. Crabtree ... 258. Lillia Pennington 205. Ida B, Wood, d 11 Sep 1894 259. Minnie Eakle 206. Celia A. Davis 260, Cynthia M. Wood 207. Nancy A, Davis r 261, Ava Lee Browning 208. Jesse J. Lanham ,262, Furdentine P, Pedigo, d 1925 209. John Colter . 263. Starlen J. York 210. Henry Baker \ 264, Elizabeth A. York 211. Caldona Nixon . '"'• 265, Mirada J, Colter 212. Gravill C. Green, d 12 Dec 1900 266. Annie J. York, died 1905 213. William J, Colter , 267. Lucy F. Reeves (April 7, 94) 214. Miranda J. Colter . 268, Burnetty F. Wilson, d 5 Jan 1964 215. Henry Eakle".' .';'./". 269, Sarie'F. E, Booker (Apr, 9, 1894) 216. Rebecca Spivey. ,: 270'. Sarie L. Davis (Apr. 9, 1894) 217. Effie Davis ;' 271, John _late (Slate?) 218. Eliza A.''J.. Crofford 272, Magre Ruark (Mar, 11, 1895) 219. Belle Turner / , . 273. Lula A. Eakle (Mar, 9, 1895) 220. Roda J. Wood . ' ' 274. Lura T. Eakle (Mar, 9, 1895) 221. Luther T..- Reeves, d 11 Dec 1937 275, Susan W. Russell (Mar. 10, 1895) 222. Franklin Po Reeves ; 276. Crite Reaves (Mar. 9, 1895) 223. Asip(Aesop) J, Wilson, d 12. Feb 1940 277, Robert Pedigo f 224. Henry R9 Pedigo 278. Hugh Snider (Aug, 25, 95) 225. Dock Colter 279. Tal V, Long 226. Harvey H. Spivey, d 4 Dec 1898 280. James Briant (Aug, 21, 1898) 227. Thomas H. (Ritcherson, Richardson) 281. John (N?) Baker (Aug. 21, 1898) 228. Rachel Colter ' \ 282. Tennessee Baker (Aug, 21, 1898) 229. Janettie Davis "''.'• "' At this point the handwriting changes 230. Elen Turner to a more modem script style* 231. Virda Spivey . 283, Sara Turner (July 29, 1901) 232. Mattie Go York, d 10 Dec 1961 284. T. J. Long, d 4 Dec 1931 233. Rosa C. Pedigo 285. Starling York 234* James A* Wilson, d 4 Feb 1941 286. Marie A. Jackson 235. James H, Nixon 287. Anna Mofield 236. .John-L. :Wood "' 2880 Mattie Wood (July 28, 1901) BrTN Bulletin of the Seattle Genealogical Society $ Inc. (6-72) 211
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1879 LIST, cont, 341, Ephram Bean 289. J. W. Wood (July 28, 1901) 342, Andrew Bean 290. Js W, Wilson (July 28, 1901, died 343, William Brown 18 Sep 1958 344, Harie? Anderson 291. Mattie Capshaw 345 . James Green, died 1927 292. Sarie Capshaw (July 28, 1901) 346, Dora Ellen Harlin 293. Allice M. Davis (July 28, 1901) 347, Pemmie Lee York, died 11 Feb 1932 294. Tom La Brown 348 e Margaret Estella Knight 295. William P. Knight 349 « Mlnn ie B e 11 J a cks on . 296. George Ann Davis 350, Callie May Reeves 297. T. W. Davis 351, Burnie Carter 298,.Elen A. Pedigo, d 16 Mar 1904 352, Horice Nanny 299. Minnie A* Pedigo 353, May Biles 300. Nettle J. Spivey 354, Vinnie Long 301. Birnettie Bean 355. Vada Capshaw 302. Luther W0 McClelan 356, Beuiah Wood 303. Mattie 0, Briant 357, Bertha-Wood 304. Luther Briant 358. Willie Turner 305„ Charlie E. Baker 359. Eva Capshaw 306. James B. Baler(Baker) 360. P. C. Cherry 307. Jonathan Ws Caps hav/ 361, Cora Eagle 308. Sam Rs Deckard 362, Pearl Eagle 309. Radford Ea Wilson 363. Rue Persell 310. Rae re White 364. Edward Monroe 311. George Mofield 365 . Carlos Persell 312. Howard Donoho 366, Virgie Eagle 313. Ben Briant 367. Magnola Brown 314. Bert G0 Pedigo 368. Rosay Affl .Reaves 315. James M. Davis 369 . William N, Biles 316. Florie Umphrey, died 1905 370. Dezair Biles, d 13 Mar 1917 317. Lura Swesian 371. Ora Ella Birdwell 318. Resettle Bean 372. Zona (?) Lenard 319 o Sal He Bilbry 373. Pearl Birdwell 32.0. Ruby Long 374, Brittle York 321, John Green, died 1927 375, Marthia Bean 322/ Starlin J., York 376. Maxie Bean 323. Emma Capshaw 377. Tabith Pedigo 324. Thomas McCoy 378, Green Key 325. Mattie Browning 379, Herman Green Mary Pedigo 326. Perlie Persell 380 fl 327. Lura Wood 381. Oda Long 328. Etter (Etta) Long 382, Bessie Long. 329. Settle Long 383. Hattie Capshaw 330. Melissa Long 384, Eva Biles
331. Zula Pedigo, d 28 May 1950 Allie B9 Woods (no number) 332. Carlos Birdwell 385 . Grace Woods 333. Pate Davis 386, .Lois Reeves 334. Ephrem Davis 387. Myrtle Wilson 335. Zelar Davis 388. Bessie Green 336. Luda Davis 389, Ettie Davis 337. Norma Davis 390. Evie Eakle 338. Norma Wilson 391. Grace Parkhurst 339. Attie Green 392. Bessie Pedigo 340* Cammie Long 393. Nellie Reeves 9rTN &Z2 '"•••"• (-(j-*?2) "Bulletin of the-Seattle-Genealogical Society> Inc. CHURCH OF CHRIST, TRACE CREEK, JACKSON & CLAY COUNTY, TENNESSEE, continuesr. -
394, Edna Wilson :, .: 443, Annie Williams . - . 395, James Roddy • . 444, Pearl Green ; , 396, Larkin Green v—,; <,,.., .445,. Bue 1 Reeves 4 ..,.-,. 397, Shannon Green... ; 446, Lena Biles .., 398, Phocian.-Ypi?k:\ ,'- 447, P_?_ Wood 399, Sarah Creviston. 448, Pairlee Capshaw 400, Rosie Roddy .- 449>• Clarence- (?) Nixon • ,' 401, Vera. York — ., . ..-•• 450. .liean "Eackle 402, Nellie Davis - . 451. Pleas Davis 403, Radford Bean, 452. Mattie Davis, 404, Adda Browning** 453* Effie Davis List of those added to the church 454, Willie Wison 1914 and later* John Knight and 455. Minnie Deckard brother preachers. ., • . : , r. 456. Addie Davis.. # , (Ed: Notice the numbevs ctP'e out of 457, Mamie Bush, ' order and same missing ^'below^j..,• 458. Essie York . t / . 406, Ona Hill . -, ,; - . 459. Oshie Davis , 407, Laura Davis • 460, Blanch King 408, Allie Biles ,.,"••; ... V , 461, Ray Reeves... 409, Jennie Davis ; 462.. Letta Reeves 410, Gladys York , V . . 463, Thelma 'Deaken? 411.' J. W. Williams .< , . , 464, Nella Pedigo 413, Edna Williams 465, Edna Pedigo 414, Sid Williams •..,.- , ; 466, Allie Davis 415, Lavesta Williams-. 467, Vada Green 416, Hiram Deckard y ; 468, Ona Price ,.r" 417, Clements Ford 469, left blank no name ",' .t •' 41.8. John Browning 470, May Davis ,., "V' .,.'.'" V; V U' 419, Ruby Reeves,'d 5 Feb 1928 471, Nell Capshaw • V ?,' . ,'..^ '••'/>-' 420, William, P,,York, d .28 May 1951 472 . Olyne Davis "."*,,..: .," ,: ]'.]'<• 421, Rutha Crofford 473, Delma McCoy ; V ,.; 420, Effie Roddy _ \ \ 474, Vina York 421a Hershel Grisspm ; ; > 475, Edyth Green 422, Bruce Wood 476o Laura Creviston : 423, Blanch Ford ;: ..•;• , 477, Mattie Sykes ;. , ' 424, Johnny Good ; ,A ..... Wdi List jumps to 48^ see below) ; 425, Birt Good r \- 488, Lassie Green 426, Cora West ; , 489, Ola Wilson 427, Effie Turner v - - • 490, Virginia Dorss? 428, Elian Good 491, Lola Howell 429, Oline Biles ^ < ; 492, Dona Lokey 430„ Florence Deckard, , •'.;.. '•; 493, Ella McCoy. 431. Bulla Humphry ;. 494, Ethel Bean 432* Ivia Wilson. <.;.;'- :,'..•; 495, Lon West, d 14 Oct 1937 ; 433, Nellie Capshaw .••:••• 496, Bula Odel Wood (married to ,. 434, Margaret Browning* C. E. Hickman) 435, Carl Williams V > On the following page in quite differ 436, Nola West ent writing is the following, .E.Y.T. 437, Grace Green -,.,, No. #. Bedford Pedigo, d 1 Aug 1962 438, Cleo Green No. #0 Estelle West 439, Alia May Green 478. Noel West 440, Mary Long 476, Lorene West 441, Edna Deckard , 477, Loren West 442, Edith Reeves 478, Elise West, 477. Leon West lOrTN Bulletin of the Seattle Genealogical Society*, Ina, (C'^72)
CHURCH OF CHRIST, TRACE CHREEK, JACKSON & CLAY COUNTY, TENNESSEE, continue
I wish to Insert here some pages that axe In the back of the book, Really. they belong to the first years, but there seemed no place to insert them be- fore this time, E„Y,T„ In different handwriting now, Margaret Bean died 5 May 1852** Sarah Pedigo § Thomas Long; May 1.0, 1885 Sarah Bean died. 4 Oct 1854 Sarah A, Bean § Harper 1884 Nancy Bocock died 4 Aug 1854 Margaret Biles § Hnerson Browning, Martlia Waddle died 17 Feb 1873 July 4, 1885 Robert Pedigo died 5 Mar 1873 Viney Pedigo S Ezra Knight, Oct 24, I88S Older Meredith York died 3 Aug 1853, Jane Reeves §- Frank Bailey, Nov, 15, ISSi Thomas Bean ordained in his stead Elizabeth Willmore § Charles Brown, Asa, Reeves died 15 Jul 1870 February 22, 1886 Nancy A, Eakle, removed by death Charity Pedigo § William Crabtree, Thomas Long died 18 (Nov or Dec) 1881 4th Lord's Day June 1886 Telitha Jane Davis died 4 Dec 1881 Matilda Purcell § John C. Davis, Sarah. Browning died 13 Dec 1883 September 12, 18416 Sarah Bording died 3 Apr 1884 Mariah Turner | Thomas Biles, Feb, 2?s Robert Davis died 17 Oct 1882 1887 Nancy Gentry died 26 Apr 1883 Martha Wood § John Green, Sep, 19, 1889 Alexzander Lee died 17 Apr 1880 (Abbie) Reeves § Bedford Turner, (I am not sure that name is Lee) September 20, 1889 Sarah Cliborn died 24 May 1883 Bell Browning died in 1883 Deaths listed here begin with the num Elmira Reeves died 24 Aug 1884 ber 18, and begins where the first list Jane Birdwell died 14 Nov 1884 left off, i presume, E.Y.T, Sheppard Kirby died 12 Mar 188?(5) Martha York died 30 Apr 1885 18, Harry Wood, d. 20 Feb 1886** Mary E, Davis died 20 May 1885 19, Lura B, Reeves, d 1 Oct 1886 John Newton York died 5 Jan 1906 20, Elizabeth Collins , 4 Nov 1886 William Bean died 6 Aug 1885 Andy Eakle, was shot. 31 Aug 1888 Artamisse Russell died 31 Oct 1885 Marthle Rush, d. 3 Feb 11 (Can't make out the first name) Ida Turner, d. 10 Apr 1890 249 (Jocyby) Hamilton, 25 Apr 1890 Martha Browning married to 25* Mary Abigil Turner, 24 Jul 1890 John Biles, August 1853 26. L. M. Reeves, d. 22 Oct 1890
Elisabeth Kitchen ina.rri.ed to Note: In different writing, Martin, December 1853 27. Buene Turner York 28 Nov 1934 28. Alice B, Turner Wood, April 1920 Elizabeth Pedigo married to Jas„ Holland October 1853
Margaret Bean married to Money expended by the Church, April 1, George Smith, October 1, 1854 1868, for wine and table cloths $3,30 April 12 to Charles Brown 1,50 "Oil.:.a Browning married to Sept the 1 1871 money expended by the Will Davrs, January 22,. 1882 Church $2.75
Hi S ?i'ib<*th J > Vinson married to Rixunrd Davis, January 4., 1883 Ed: The "list of members continued on up to notations made in 19663 mainly a list Catharine Biles married to of members you notice they*& are very few S^uel neckard, September 1882 marriages or death dates given $ no bivfh,s# ** My arrangement of the dates, Ed, TlrTN 214 . (6-72) Bulletin of the Seattle Genealogical Society* Inc. READER' 8- CORNER (also please see page 192 for information)
THE LOEPP AND ORTMANN FAMILIES, Descendants of Peter Loepp 1814-1890 and Ferdin and Ortmann 181.1-1-—, by Alfred .J... Englehorn, 2923 Arbor Street, Ames, IA 50010, No price given,; 5^X8^r 130 pages/offset reduced, type, soft cover.
A very nice family publication., It begins with the Loepp and Ortmann families at their origin in Germany, giving three generations of ancestry of Peter Loepp prior to 1700.„ The bulk of the genealogy is the -descendants of Peter Loepp^ II and Agathe Reimer, and of Ferdinand Ortmann and Renata Meseck\ Family tradi tions, explanations and other narrative has been given along with the genealogy to make this interesting reading to anyone* Pictures, maps and sketches have added their interest to the book.
The only suggestion would have been for an index„ "A genealogical table of the Loepp Family, with page listings^, does' not cover all of those mentioned, •
KENTUCKY FAMILY RECORDS, Volume 1 and volume 2, by the West-Central Kentucky Family Research Association;, P. 0. Box 1465& Ow'ensboro, KY 42301, Price $7,50 each volume. Volume 1, 108 pages, fully indexed, offset, 8%X11, wrappers, Volume 2, the same except 110 pages.
Both publications* contents are a collection of records compiled and abstracted from various sources as well as contributions of family -histories sent in by the members of this Association, The Association also publishes a Bulletin which may be of interest to you... For further information regarding the Bulletin also address your inquiry to the address listed above,5 -
HARFORD COUNTY, MARYLAND, 1800 CENSUS, by Maryland Genealogical Society, Inc., % Mr, Raymond B.-Clark,/Jr., President, 4201 So, 31st, #545, Arlington, VA 22206, or Maryland Genealogical Society, 213S0 Rolling Road^'Cantonsvilie, MD 21228. Price $5.00 (MD residents plus 4%),
Another contribution by this progressive organization towards providing genea logical matter in printed form for those that are unable to use the microfilm recordso Listed by Districts/with subdivision of the towns of Abington, Havre De Grace and Belle Air, the publication lists each head of household alphabeti cally (by district) giving the enumeration by age category for males and females«
58 pages, mimeo, wrappers,8%X11,
BURCH FAMILY OF KENTUCKY, Descendants of John Arnold Burch and Emily Teresa Manning, by Frank E. Toon, assisted by June Rinehart, Mary Albertine and Ellen Luckett* No price'given, contact Mr, Toon, 844 Tenth-St., Colusa, CA 95932. A collection of pictures, genealogy, narrative, copies of old documents and sketches to form-a fine-family genealogical publication. In order to expand the publication the author(s) use no page numbers, instead each individual is ident ified with a number and that number is used in the complete index rather than showing a page number* "Ah example others may wish to follow on a family genealogy, Notebook Series of the Seattle Genealogical SocietyA Ina* (6-7B) 225 A LIST OF THE FREEHOLDERS OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OF ALBANY, NEW YORK, 1720
First Ward Johannis- Tenbroeck . Third Ward Evert Wendell Antoney Coster Isaac Funda Jno Dunbar Danl Flantsburgh Samuel! Babington Harmanis Wendell Johann1s Beekman Gerrit Van Ness Peter Van Brugh Johannis Wendell Junr- Albert Ryckman Johannis Schuyler Antoney Van Schaick Junr Cornells Borghaert Antoney Van Schaick Phillip Livingston .Jacob Borghaert Mindert Schuyler Jacob Beekman Johannis Hun Antoney Vanschaick- Snor Rev, Thomas Barclay Phillip Van .Vechten Robert Livingston Junr David Grewsbeck .Lenord Gaiisivoort Thomas Williams Stephanis Grewsbeck Jan:- Evert sen Coonrodt Tennyck Second Ward Evert Jan$e Joseph Yates Junr Johannis Cuyler Jacob Evertse Jacob Roseboom Nicos: Bleaker Jno: Solomonse Jacob Staats . Abram Cuyler Hendrick Hansen John Rosie Warner Van. Ivera ' Abram Schuyler William Hogan Reyner Mindertsen Derrick 'Brat . Johannis Van .Alen . Barent Sanders Johannis Van Ostrande Jacob Lansen • William Grewsbeck Johannis Evertsen Baltis Van Bentheusen-'' Guisbert Marsells Tunis Egbertsen . Harmanis Ryckmah - •" lierpert Jocpbsen---.-"-, Derrick Tenbroeck
Frederick Mindertsen' Arent Pruyn • : . „- •••"' <.Davi d Schuyler t .••, Daniell Kelly' . Johannis Ming ae 11 Win ant Vandenbergh Johannis Vandernbergh Johannis Hansen Takel Derrickse Joseph Vansante Seibolet Brigardes. Johannis Backer Joseph Yeats Snor David Van Dyke,.. ,."".•.,.''"..• Thomas Long' Winant Vanderpoel Johannis- V/inhagen ' •' John Gerritse John Kidney Abram Kip Elbert Gerritse Mindert Lansen Cornells Schermerhorn Issac Borghaert Qbediah. Cooper Hendrick Tennyck Cornells Naasse Johannis Vansante Johannis Beekman Snor Jan Maasse Matthews Flantsburgh Gerrit Lansen Barnt Brat Tobias Ryckman' Issack Kip Jacob Borghaert junr Peter Ryckman Nanning Visser Jacob Visser Johannis De Garmoe , Hendrick Roseboom . Jacobus Luykasse Winegaert - William •Hilton•' . . Mindert Roseboom- Johannis Pruyn C1aes Van.Wo ort Andries Nach Wessell Tenbroeck Henry Holland Jan: Janse•Bleeker Peter Winne John Collins Johannis Bleeker. Jacob.Muller Hend: Halenbeek Christofell Yeats • Johannis Muller Peter Gramoe Phillip Wendell Samll: Pruyn Johannis Ratclif Jan Lansen Reuben Ven-Vechten Luykas Hooghkirck •. Gerrit Roseboom Cornlis Switzs Hendrick Oothout Cornelis Van Scherline Guisbert Vandenbergh Nicolas Winegaert Johans: Evertse Wendell Teirck Harminse Visser ^ • Cornelis Vandyke Abram Lansen Tunis Brat, Johannis Lansen Johannis Roseboom' Peter Walderom Luykas Winegaert John Hogan Rutger Bleeker Ryert Gerritse . Johannis Visser Harpert Vandeusen Gose Van Schaick Benjamin Egbertsen • County of Albany Viz Barent Egbertsen Johannis Grewsbeck Schenectady Bastian Visser Claes Funda Jonathan Stevens Antoney Bregardes William Jacobsen William Coppernoll Thomas Wendell Third Ward continued next page 3gNY 216 (6-72) Notebook Series of the Seattle Genealogical Society^ Ine9 A LIST OF THE FREEHOLDERS OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OF ALBANY, NEW YORK, 1720, continues
Claes Pranse Derrick Groot Evert Wilier-; c • Teirck Franse Gerri t Simon5e Derrick Goes \ • .• Yellous Fonda Yealous Van Vost Peter Fausburgh - Adam Vronman Victore Pootman Peter Van Buren - Phillip Schuyler Jan Delemont Jno: Goes David Lewis Caleb Beck Mattlas Goes Mindert Guisllng Nicolas Schuyler Luykas Van Alen Peter Quacumbus Johannis Gelen Jacobus Van Alen. Abram Meebe Jacob Gelen Evert Van Alen Benj e Van Vlack Jesse De Grave Johannis Vandeusen Marte Powlis.se Carle Harise Toll Cornelis Schermerhorn Harma Van Slyck Daniell Toll Johannis Van Alen. Sanders Gelon ' •' William Marrinas Gerrit Dingmans Evert Van Eps Arent Schermerhorn . Bart1emeus Van Valkenburgh Arent Van Petten Essays Swaert Thomas Van Alstine . John Weemp Johannis Vroman, Coonrodt Burgaert• :. Simon Switzs Andries, De" Grave--' Stahanis -Var* Alen : Jacob Switzs Joseph CIament John Burgaert Mindert Weemp John Bumstead Abram1f Van Alstine Arent Brat; Harma Phi11ipse Lawrence Van Schauk Hendrick Vroomari, Junr Jereme Thickstone Ellas Van Schauk Harmanis Vedder Jacob Van Olinda Jurie Klaime Dow Aukus * Arent Vedder Guisbert Scherp Johannis Mindertsen Peter Vroman Lawrence Scherp Adam: Smith Daniell Janse Hendrick1CIawe Abram Trueax Peter Danielse Lamert Valkenburgh Rob: Yeats Jan Danielse Melgert Vanderp'Oel.- ; - Abram: Lythall Jan Meebe Lenord Conine . . Assweris Marse-lis Johannis Peek• The North part of th& Abram: Groot Jacobus Peek Mannor of Livings ton t Hendrick Vroman Snor Claes Van Petten Robert Livingston Bsqr Wouter Vroman Cornelis Van Slyck Peter Colle jno*, Baptist Van Epps Marte Van Slyck KillIan Winne- Derrick Brat Cornells Feele Jan Emnerick Piees Jan Barentse Wemp Arnout Brat Junr Hans Sihans Barent Vroman Johannis Vedder Claes Bruise Jan Vroman Tunis Vander Volgen Jonat: Rees Gerrit Van Brackell Claes Van Petten Coonrodt Ham Arent Danilse Andreies Van Petten • * Coonrodt.Schureman Simon Vroman Jan Schermerhorn Johannis'Puiver Lawrence Chase Wouter Swaert Bastian Spikerman . Cornlis Vander Volgen Arent Pootman; Nicolas Smith Abram De Grave Kenderhook and part Baitis'Auspah Daniell Danielse' Jno: Wm: Simon Manner of Livingstonr Vi^ Cornells Pootman Jo chim Van Valkenburgh Hanse Jurie Proop'er Sam: Hagadoring Isaac Fansborough Abram Luyke 4 Guisbert Van Brake!1 Casper Roiise Broex Decker Volkert Simonse Peter Van Alen Jurie Decker Jacob Schermerhorn Lamert Huyck Nicolas Witbeck Jacohus Vandyke Burger Huyck Johannis Uldrigh Helmes Vedder Johannis -Huyck fhtz:(?) Muzigh Arnout De Grave Derrick Gardineer Coonrod Kelder Johannis Teller Peter Van Slyck David Hooper Albert Vedder Jno: Gardine'er '-' Gabriel1 Broose 4gNY Notebook Series of the Seattle Genealogical Society^ Inc. (6-72) 217 A LIST OF THE FREEHOLDERS OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OF ALBANY, NEW YORK, 1720, cont,
Solomon Schutt Michael Collier Saml Doxie Jacob Stover Cornells Van Wormer Curset Father Johanis Roseman Johannis Halenbeek Johannis Knickerbacker Nicos: Styker Casper Halenbeek Derrick Van Vechten Claverack Jai Van Loan Johannis De Wandelaer Tobias Tenbroeck Albert Van Loan SI m on DanIeIse Cornells Mulder Jno: Van Loan Junr Martin-'Delamon Cornlis Esselstine Abram.: Provoost Lewis Fele Jeremias Mulder Jacob Halenbeek Daniel1: Ketlyne Derrick. Hogoboom Jno: Casperse Peter Winne Cornells: Huyck Coonrodt Hotlen Adrian Quacumbus Isaac Vandusen Philip Conine Abram Fort Jno: Hoose Jno: Vanhoosem CollGiiey Renselaers Wyak George Sidnem Lenord Brunk Woute r Barheyt Richard Moor Peter Brunk Johannis Valkenburgh John Hardyck Isaac Spoor Jno: Barheyt Hendr: Van Salsbergen Canastigonis Isaac Van Alstitle Jacob Van Hoosem Jno: Quacumbus Jacob Schermerhorn Kasper Van Hoosem Jno:. ffoert Jacob Schermerhorn Junr Jan Van Hoosem Jacob Pearse Johns: Ouderkerk Samuel Tenbroeck Derrick Brat . Claes Gardineer Peter Hogoboom Maes Rycksen Andrles Gardinier Rob: Van Deusen Evert Rycksen H^vnd: Valkenburgh Casper Conine Gerrit Rycksen Jacob Valkenburgh Frank Hardyke Nicholas Van Vranken Andrles Huyck Johannis Van Hosem Lapion Kanfort Maes Van Buren John Bout Cornells Christian.se Corn*lis Van Vechten William Halenbeek Eldert Timonse Jonat: Witbeek Johannis Coole Jno: Quakenboes Junr Martin Vanburen John Rees Peter Ouderkerk Barent Geritse William Rees Jacob Cluit Jan Witbeek Johannis Scherp John Cluit Jonas Dow Anries Rees Frederick Cluit Andrles Dow Ghondia Lamafire Saml: Creeger Folcort Dow Hendrick Whitbeck Derrick TakeIsen • Jno: Van Vechten Jurie Fretts Mattias Boose Snor Gerrit Lansen Hendrick Lodowick Johannis Christianse Volcort Van. Vechten Jacob Eswin Half Moon Melgert Vandeuse Jurie Jan Jacobus Van Schoonhoven Rut Vandeuse Cloude Lametere Evert Van Ness Tho: Witbeek Nicos: Vanduse Daniell Fort Luykas Witbeek Coxhacky and Cats Kills Coin VJs Vanburen Solomon Van Vechten Mlhddrt Schut Conelis Van Ness Cap: Hendrick Van Renselaet Wessell Tenbroeck Isaac Ouderkerk Philip Foreest Wm: Lefferrese Lavinus Harminse Martin Van Alstine Helme Janse Tunis Harminse Albert Roolifse Samuel Van Vechten Winant Vandenbergh Marte Van Alstine Junr •Gerrit Van berghen Roolif Gerritse Jno: Funda Marte Van berghen Hendrick Roolifse Derrick Vanderhyden Frank Salisbury Jno: De Voe Gerrit Vandenbergh Jno Brunk Daniell Van 0linda Albert Brat Minkas Van Schauk Eldert Ouderkerk Cornells Van Alstine John Albertse Cornelis Vandenbergh Johns: Wendell Arent Van Schauk Schanlkooke Jan: Van Alstyne • '• • . '• 5gNY 218 (6~>72) Notebook Series of the Seattle Genealogical Society^ Xnc> A LIST OF THE FREEHOLDERS OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OF ALBANY, NEW YORK, 1720•> cont. Adrian Oothout Gerrit Vandenbergh Johannis Simonse Peter Coyeman Hendr: Dow Nicos: Grewsbeck Barent Staats ? Alb e rt S1in ger1ant Jno: Oothout Andries Coyeman. Evert Banker Mindert Marselis . Samuell Coyeman Wouter Vanderse Jacob Lansen Jno: Witbeek Killian Vanderse Abram Ouderkerk ; Coonrod Hooghteeling ; Johannis Appel Peter Schuyler Esqr Storm Backer Peter Husyele Abram Wendell Jno: Backer Derrick Hagodo in William Ketlyne Hendrick Van Wyen Andries Brat Frans Pryn Wm: Van Alen Storm Brat Jaac Faikenburgh Daniell Winne Ome Legrange • Claes Bovie Gerrit Van Wle Johns: Legrange Phillip Wendell Jan Van Wie Pursuant to an Order of Court of Judicature held,for the Province of New Yp^k on the Eleventh Day of June 1720,, Directed to Gerrit Vanschaick high Sherrif of the City and County of Albany; A Returns of the free holders of the said City and County6 ;' • ;; Garret Vanschaijck Sheriff
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GERMAN RESEARCH INFORMATION
Mr0 Richard Goldmann% S*GeS« member in Germany has sent the complete set of 28 issues of Volume II of the Familienkundlichen Nachrichtens along with the cover and full index> in addition to the current issues of Volume III^ for the col~ lection of the Seattle Genealogical Society*s records*
This publication, is a listing of families$ and individuals working on certaii) familiesp as well as query listings - somewhat similar to the Genealogical Help er* s annual and semi-annual surname exchange issues, Mr. Goldman states$ "This will give you a good dictionary on families? on which research is being done at the moment in Germany.. This does not mean that families which are not mentioned are not looked for at the .moment. The F-N is a query magazine, so there are many families on whom nobody puts in a query, because he has no problems with that f"amily« But if you find a family ill the index, which interests you, you can easily find, on the given page, the man or woman who does research on that family. Of course, if you do not find your family names, you have to put in a query your™ self\".
The F-N is published by Verlag Degener.§ Co., INH^ Gerhard Gessner^ D8530,' Neustadt (Aisch) 9 Pe 0, Box 1340, West Germany> with a circulation of 11,000.. (but also added as a supplement to most other genealogical periodicals in Ger many). A standard query listing would cost around $2*00 (U.S.)* increasing slightly due to your wordage. An excellent research aid.
Mr0 Goldmann is the new secretary of his local., genealogical Society/ the * Roland zu Dortmund^ he also,publishes his own family periodical the Goldnann^News#
MAPS OF GERMANY, and elsewhere may be jmrchased from Karta Europa* 7212 4th HM*9 Seattle5 WA 98117* The notice states: Maps of all European Countries,,.. * Bulletin of the Seattle Genealogical Society3 Inc, (6-72) 219
Genealogical data depends Almost entirely upon hand written records. You may have obtained some of your information from other printed sources or from books, however, nearly all of the statistics that you now have are based upon hand written original sources. The correctness of much of your material depends up on accurate translation by someone. If you have not progressed beyond the stage of microfilmed records then you have not, as yet, been fully exposed to the vast display of mannerisms of letter design put forth by the scribes in recording the information. There were so many influences on early penmanship in America that probably no other country has ever experienced. Each nationality contributed to the total design which has evolved in the past two centuries. At the time of the revolution the country was under the English influence in language and poli tics , but here and there small sections, or pockets, of other nationals added their mannerisms of letter design0 This makes it important to not only study a document prior to translation but also to recognize the area, or the influ ences of the documents origin. Census records are more easily deciphered as the format of each enumeration for a given census year was standard* If you follow back over the scribe!s style until you locate recognized words or letters you can then apply those to the word you are puzzling over. Probably the one most confused interpretation by a beginning researcher is the double "s" which appears more as the letter "p". Do you have a "Jipe or Jepe11 named individual?- it should be Jesse, or, how a- bout Capandra? it should be Cassandra, This is the German influence from the /3 style of writing the double "s". So when you see that letter "p" it may be a double "s", as: i? ^^ ^# It would take a very large book to give you all of the mannerisms of letter de sign but here is a list to watch for* A, This letter has changed little in centuries. Our present day design is quite precise but you might also find: c^ ^f jj\, ^n B. Another old classic, but watch for: L;£, Aj ; small letter as: C. The early records can easily be confused for an "0" as the letter design may close the letter entirely as: ^>
F0 You will find variations of both the open left and the open right faced stance, somewhat as written today and it is usually fairly familar. Do watch for the "F" that can be confused for an "H" which probably orgin- ated from the double "f" French words, as: Jf ~f( ff jf^r G, It gets tough as this: S 0> & or the small letter as:
HANDWRITING, continues
H. Can this really be an "H"? The larger case is difficult but the lower case h has a way of sort of drifting into nothing or part of another letter, as:
I. andj Ji . AOfte**~-="written written ththee samesame,, alsalsoo useusedd foforr ononee anotheanotherr 4ivn the spelling of a word: Ka Ah, I know thatonet ! ••/.<£-& |4.4^ ' U Maybe translated as an "S" (possibly Lemuel originated in this manner). In the small letters watch for the double "T" that may appear as the double »f" or as the «V letter, as: ^ .£ £ J- 0^ ^ f>
M, and N. Usually some variation of the printed Tetters: '[*$)( \^J^ $C
0. Has added extras on caps, maybe open topped on the small: (^(D0^ "V"
P. watch f0r: • jtipTP-P'-t y:-f>(p y •
Q. The small letter as a "y" is the most difficult: §J S^<2§ W M 4
R. How about: ~^%, \ 9^ ^ ^ . f V ?T JL * a PJ S. Would you believe: ^ ® & )&® * ^ *S>JfS' .
T. Many styles, here is a few: (^ C" §^ § f / th: ;^
U.« and V. Usually the same in early words and engravings, watch for the long up ward stroke that ends with a small curl at the top as it appears the same as the V:. IP & # ^ ft^ ^jy* ^
W. It could be an "M": CflP
X. Watch for a closed letter: lOj^ ^ -^t. Yo Also closed: l7v ) '\; \j <
Z. The "h" style is the most confusing: U x*
ditto - same as; ^ X) ^ ^ ^° «^CH
&. and - between parties: CM J^ A§5 CJ €<^0m*^^-
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COLBERT-TAYLOR-WEST-TURNER-SHELTON-YOUNG-WILLIAMS- SLY~HILL~BUMPAS-BARNETT-RIANT-BRIANT-RICH- BURCH-WALDEN-HANSON-CUPP-FALLS-IHRIG-TOMBAUGH-GARDNER WARNER-WILC0X-TH0MPS0N-VARNEY. Wu. ItiMlam -SWIHART-WISE-SPOHN-MYERS-HORN-GIBLEY-ANTRIM-STRAYER R. Howdwi, V. 0. Box 465, Gualala, CA 95445. -EAKRIGHT-DEARDORFF-BAKER. M'i. Roy Colbert, 9621 hl.E. Want p, bplace, date for Joshua Sly m Eliza 200th, Bothell, WA 98011. Any info Mason Colbert b Hill in Canada or NY ca 1806. Nd all info for ca 1805 VA m 13 Oct 1825 Culpeper Co, VA Hannah Eliza. Who were ch of Joshua Sly § Zelfe Taylor b ca 1804 d b4 1870 had ch: Unk girl, Unk boy Bumpas m 14 Feb 1743 Glocester, RI. Bro Mills both b b4 1830; Louisa b ca 1834 VA m 1st 25 Feb 1864 Sly m Zelfevs sis Rachel earlier. Nd any info Benton Co, MO Madison West, m 2nd 25 Oct 1883 Nicho Henry § Lydia Sly p of Joshua in RI. nd fa las N. Turner (nd any info West £ Turner above); John of Samuel Barnet b 4 Apr 1804 (VT?), mo was T. b 30 Apr 1837 Thornville, Perry Co, OH m 10 Oct Sarah Riant (or Briant) who d Centerburg, OH 1857 Pekin, Tazewell Co, IL Permelia Jane Shelton b ca 1848/9 liv with dau Anna § Edgar Thompson, (4 or 13) Mar 1842 Greene Co, IN; Amelia b ca 1841 IL her p were John & Anna. Want all info on them. or IN; George W. b 18 Jun 1842, OH, m Cynthia Ann Also nd info Sally Rich m Phineas Warner at Young b 2 Jun 1856 Henry Co, MO dau of George Wash Belchertown, MA 27 Nov 1788, she b 1769 d 25 ington Young; Catherine b ca 1847, OH m possibly a Aug 1831, nd her anc, s John Ely Warner m 1834 Williams, Benton Co, MO. Mason m 2nd Josephine ( ? ) Belchertown to Caroline Matilda Wilcox b 16 had son Francis b 1870 Mason Co, IL. Also nd any~~~~~ Jan 1814 d San Bernardino, CA 11 Jan 1854, was info Enoch Shelton b 1 Jun 1819 poss Stokes or Surry then w of Jeremiah Varney, nd her ancestry. Co, NC d 12 May 1851 Tazewell Co, IL, m Elizabeth Will exch much data on Sly, Barnett in N.Eng £ Burch b 12 Jun 1824 Greene Co, IN dau of Rev. James NY § west, § Warners in New England area. Black Burch § Sarah Walden, had ch: Eliza Eleanor (Ellen) b 11 Sep 1840 Greene Co, IN m Charles Hanson BRADBURY-SHRY-SHROY-ANDERSON'. M/LA . C. H. Fayette Co, IA; Permelia Jane (above); Sarah R. b ca [VOJUA] ikajvtin, JJI. , 2851 Jeuoell, Topeka, KS 1844, liv Chicago 1889; Ambrose b ca 1846; Feme 11 a 66611. Nd info Absalom Bradbury b ca 1829 NJ b ca 1847; James Madison b June 1850 Tazewell Co, IL m Jane Shry (Shroy) b ca 1829 OH, had ch: Naomi m 1st 1872 Julia Hart, m 2nd Emma SHAWN Baker; and, b ca 1852 OH; Jefferson Stanley b 1863, IL. All Mary b 1851. Also nd any info Valentine Cupp b 1 R buried in Kansas City, KS. Also nd info on Sep 1766 PA d 30 May 1853 Fairfield Co, OH m 21 Dec Hedgeman Anderson b ca 1790 VA, s of John and 1793 Mary Falls (dau of George) b 3 Sep 1782? VA, d Susannah, liv Montgomery Co, KY § in Missouri. 7 Feb 1828 Fairfield Co, OH, known ch of a fam of 9: John, Daniel, William, David § Samuel. Also, nd any SEATTLE, WASHINGTON info Peter Ihrig (Errig, Ereck) b ca 1818, one cen LEWIS. R'u Vavld FcUtiA, Box 8574, Philadelphia., lists OH another PA, liv 1830 Wayne Co, OH, 1850 VA 19101. Nd info on Columbus Lewis b ca 1871 Miami Co, IN, 1850 Hickory Co, MO, 1870 Newton, Co, moved from Pulaski Co, KY to Seattle, WA as a MO, m Elizabeth Tombaugh b 9 Apr 1822 Washington Co, young man, poss employed in police or investi PA d ca 1895 AL, dau of George Tombaugh £ Susannah gative work in Seattle, the s of George Alfred Myers. George b 28 Oct 1796 Washington Co, PA, son § Lucy (SHAD0AN) Lewis of Tateville, Pulaski Co, of George Tombaugh, b 15. Aug 1761 (s of Jacob) and KY. Desire corr anyone who can give info about Elizabeth Gardner b 9 Mar 1758, VA. George and Eliz later life and family of Columbus Lewis. had ch: Christena 1787 m George Swihart; Elizabeth m Daniel Wise; Jacob 1790 m Susanna Wise; Matthias HAMILTON-PARKER-GARDNER?. LoiA Oldbs, Route 1, 1792 m Rachel Spohn; George, Jr, above, 1796 m 1st Box 31 A, Codcui City, LIT 84601. Nd any info on Susannah Myers, 2nd Elizabeth Swihart; Solomon 1798 George Hamilton b ca 1791 (census lists PA) , d m Catherine Horn; § Sarah 1801 m George Myers. 1867 m Jane Parker b 1815, where? had ch: George George, Jr. § Susannah Myers had ch: Lucinda 1818 m Gardner b 1837 KY d 1867 in Old Mexico (he was William Gibley; Hannah 1820 1820; Elizabeth, above, working' there); David b 5 Nov 1840; Margaret b m Peter Ihrig; Isiah m Jane Antrim; Levi m Margaret 12 May 1843 d Uun 1862; Robert b 7 May 1846 d Strayer; Aaron m Sarah Antrim; Maryanne m William 1 Jul 1867; William B. b 16 Nov 1848; Susanna b Eakright; Susannah; George III m Elizabeth Arm 15 May 1856; §, Elizabeth b 27 Nov 1858 d 11 Sep Deardorff; Jacob M; by 2nd m to Elizabeth Thomas 1859. Most of this info from an old letter that Swihart had ch: Hezekiah 1853 m Hannah Speck; and, was found in a tin can, no envelop, a letter by Rebecca b 1856 d 1861. Jane to her son George Gardner Hamilton, she signed it Jane Parker (was that her middle, maid ACHENBACH-AUGHENBAUGH-HARTER. M>L4. H. C. en, or 2nd m name? Poss Parker indicates a m af M/L6. H. C. HeKchennoelhvi, Jn.., 158 Vlduon Avenue., ter Hamilton. Could the middle name Gardner be Ben Avon, VltUbuJiah, VA 15202. Nd p for Phillip Jane's maiden name? Any help appreciated Achenbach (Aughenbaugh), father poss John?, believed from Lebanon or Lancaster Co, PA, in Westmoreland Co GUTHRIE-GUTTERY-SHELTON-REIF. Floyd S. Vo{t, PA 1790, in what is now Lawrence Co, PA, near Enon 6416 Gannett Vn,ive, Chevy Cha^e, W 20015. Will Bailey 1796, m poss Anna Mary Harter, dau of Matthias' exch info Alexander OGG and desc Calvert Co, MD of Lebanon Co, had ch: John b 1787; Elizabeth £T Cath 1782. Also desc William Guthrie (Guttery) MD erine both b by 1790; Phillip b 1792; George b 1794; 1780, VA 1783-1806. Also Ralph Shelton, Middle Q Mary Ann b 1805; 5 others d young. Also interested sex Co, VA § desc Amelia § Pittsylvania Cos. Wish in any descendants; can give info through George. contact Mrs. Mary Reif or desc Armistead Shelton. 89qs 222 (6-72) Bulletin of the Seattle Genealogical Society* Inc.
CRAWFORD-HOYLE-MORRISON. Wi. LoaU L. \konlhaven, FOSS. M^6. Paulina f. Etivin, 6104 188th St., S.W., 1433 Uotvtk Niagara Street, Bvuibank, CA 91505, Nd Lynnwood, WA 98036. Nd any info Benjamin Foss b NH any info on Alexander Crawford b 1787 d 1850 Hancock ca 1810 m Betsey Foss of "No. 3" Brighton, ME in Co, OH, the 1850 cen pf Hancock shows bplace PA. H 1832, they liv § had fam in Kingsbury ME inc my His dau Elnora recv 80 acres, after his d 1850,for grandfa Asa Laughton Foss. Where in NH was Benj. his serv War 1812. On the applic her guardian b § who was his fa? Belv his mo also named Betsey gives Alex's age as 63 at d. Alexander m 1816 in any clues or solid info most welcome. Trumbull Co, OH to Catherine Hoyle the early hist, assumed that the Alex that m Catherine was the BOWDEN-BOWDOIN-BAUDOWIN-FOLSOM-DAVES. 3eA£>U A. Alexander Crawford b 1774, s of Joshua § Margaret Johnston, Haute. 1, Box 1116C, Spanmay, WA 98387. (Morrison) of Chester Co, PA that later migrated Nd anc of John Bowden b 29 Jul 1709 Lynn, MA, m to to Washington Co, PA § on to Trumbull Co where the Elizabeth Polsom. Was his fa Michael Bowden of ch were b. There is good poss these two Alexs are Lynn, MA who m Sarah Daves § d 26 June 1740? Who the same can anyone help. In 1810 cen Brooke Co, were the p of Michael? Was he a desc of Pierre WV are 2 Alexander Crawfords listed in same age Baudowin (6owdoin) the Huguenot immigrant Who arr range, Brooke is close to Trumbull Co, OH. at Casco Bay, ME in 1687? TAYL0R-DEC0URSEY-R0BINS0N-CASEY. Hu. LaVeJin B. W. POPE-FRANCIS-BADGER-DODGE. Mte. iKvln Snedigan., GHxty, 11111 South. AlbuxlU, Lakewood, CA 90715. Nd 3454 Skoemake. Avenue,, \kodei>to, CA 95351. Nd info any info William C. Taylor b'13 July 1807 Ire d 24 on the p of Mary Jane Pope, who was said to be "of" Oct 1884 m 16 Nov 1837 Hannah Jane Decoursey b 2 Cattaraugus, NY, b 22 Jan 1825, dau of Ishabbd Mar 1822 KY d 16 June 1905 St. Louis, MO had ch: Pope § Almira Badger(Almira later rem to a Dodge), Mary Jane b 11 Jul 1843 m a Robinson; William H. b she m 3 Nov 1841 to Henry Francis. There is some 11 July 1845 KY; George T. b ca 1846/7; James Ed poss that these people liv Erie Co, PA where many ward b 11 May 1847; Samuel D. b 17 May 1849 KY w persons of surname Francis lived. Isabella; Richard K. b 13 Dec 1853 w Theresa M.;- Joel S. b 13 Mar 1857 KY d 18 July 1934 St. Louis FULTZ-SWEET. Wt. L&on Shelbunne., Route. 1, Woodland, m 1885 Bertha Casey; £, Clarence b 5 May 1869 w IN'46745. William Fultz 1811-1900 m 30 Jan 1836 Penola. These ch maybe part of the fam: John T. Abigail Sweet 1815 - 1893, dau Stever Sweet he b 20 Jan 1838; John b 17 May 1841 (d of John listed poss came from OH, Hamilton or Clermont Co, Wm's as 21 Sep 1842); Louise b 10 June 1840; John Wash parents were William £ Rachael (?) ington b 5 Jul 1851 d 17 Nov 1853; Lydia Estelle b 3 Feb 1859; Sarah Ann b 29 Jan 1861. Could William CRAIG-GARDE. Aic6>6 MoA.jo/tle, Seldomhldge., V. 0. Box C.'s p be James Taylor b ca 1782 § Sydney b ca 76004, 1.06 AngeleA, CA 90076. Nd info Isaac Craig 1785 both in Ireland who had ch James, William C, b 14 Nov 1848 prob Darke or Preble Cos, OH d 18 Robert § Elizabeth? Mar 1905 or 1907 while visiting at Warren (my info says Washington, but only Warren located is in OR) COLBERT-CACKLEY-WHITE-REDMAN. Mu. Tkelma I. Liv @ Hewins, KS at the time, bu at Warren (WA-0R) KuakeA, 111 Wet>t 10th. Stxe,el, Long Beach, CA 90806. Could you help re Warren loc? His p were Reason' Nd any info Joseph Colbert § w ( ? )Cackley (not Barkley Craig § Dorcas Garde, both bu Wayne Co, IN, ceft of spelling) she was from KY, he serv CWar poss IL but IL has no rec he d early poss no pens BUNNELL-WHITE-FLECK-BONNEY-HOWARD-HANCOCK. applied for, had 4 ch: Mary Etta m a White; Newt Wti. loz \hagdm, 415 6th Ave.nuz, Apt #409, Taaoma, liv Salt Lake at one time; Addie m Joe Redman; § WA 98401. Wish corres with desc Augustus Bunnell Augusta Orlena b 8 Mar 1870 Danville, IL. 1819-1894 $ w Cal-hr: lie White 1827-1891 from MI eT NY to The Dalles, OR i860 had plumbing § hardware H0TTMAN-KN0WL-S0R FRON-VAGA-SLETTE-ERLANDSEN-VOLDEN shop there, ch: Annis E. b 1850 MI d 1914 Ellens- -KLUFTEN-FJERDINGREEN-H0TCHKISS-C0WLES-GE/\REY~CHA3E burg, WA m 1st Robert Fleck, m 2nd W. W. Bonney a »MILLS-NORTH-STANLEY-CO(I)BURN-HURLBURT-NANTUCKET- Judge of Klikitat Co, WA Terr; Dennis A. b 1851 WI MACY~TIrT-JUNE-FERRIS~ABBOTT-BURLINGAME-PRESTON~ d 1921 Baker, OR m Rose Howard; William E. b 1854 0WEN-CLESS0N~GILES-SHAFTER-SHAFER-PATTER$0N-BR0WN. NY drown Columbia River ca 1891-96 m Jeanette ( ? ); Ahdelle. V/ieAton, 1717 Angeline., Seattle., WA 98108. Zoe May b 1860 MI; $, Charles G. b 1865 The Dalles, Nd info on p of John Gottlieb Hottman b 1823 Germ OR d 1935 m Jessie Hancock. Interested in any Stuttgart ?, Arena, WI in 1894/99? § w Kumigunda records or a family Bible. Knowl b 1824 Germ d 1899. Wish contact anyone work ing on Sor-Fron, Vaga of Ringebu Parish Gudbrands- NAUDITT. Anlme. B. HeUon, 1046 IlUt Avmue. S.E., dalen Valley, Norway, § Erlandsen, Kluften, Slette, Bellevue., WA 98005 Nd help on surname Nauditt any Volden, Fjerdingreen of Rommersgaard, Steenfinboe, where during any time period. Will exchange. Oden, 1600 to 1800. Also nd p of Sallie Hotchkiss who m ca 1822 prob Geneva, Jefferson Co, OH Joel BARBER-BARB0UR-STR0M-SCR0GGIE. Wa>. HeUUe BaxbeA, Grant Cowles hadvson Ralph m 22 Jan 1860 Lodi, WI to Box 171, CaHndmii, Sa6k, Canada. Nd info Vera Emma Susan Ann Chase.' Joel § Sallee bu @ Baraboo, WI. Barbour b 22 Jul 1887 Brookfield, MO m 6 May 1905 Also nd p of Sybil North of Newfield, CT m Samuel at Lombard, IL Bert Strom had dau Alice Willardine. Cowles b 1735 CT. Also bplace of § p of Olive Mills Vera m 2nd 26 May 1917 Medina, OH James Hugh who m Noah Cowles. Also nd p of Derrick Clesson who Scroggie of Olmsted Falls, OH had 4 ch: Willard m Maria Giles Decator, Stonington, IL area 1840s son Kyle; James Hugh, Jr.; Dorothy Jean § Elvera Ruth. Ulysess Grant m Susan Shafer also nd Susan's parents. Wish contact any rel of Will Patterson b LaCrosse, RHODERICK-VAUGHN. Vale. C. Kellogg, 111 Lexington WI are m Irene ( ? ), fa § grandfa William § Robert Avmue,, Elynla, OH 44035. Appearing on deeds of liv Chaseburg, WI 1900 to 1950s, Will bu @ Chaseburg Steuben Co, IN were: Augustus F,; Horace; Isaac; had daus Ina § Charlotte who m a Brown would be ca Lewis; § Lorin Rhoderick and Sardis H. D. Vaughn, late 50s in 1972. Any help appreciated. were they related. Time period 1843-56, Will Exch.
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PENDELL-CLARK-TUBBS. Vella Kamimkl, 11028 23nA Vi., RAXF0RD-FITT0CK. Wa. George Thonndill, 56 AubuKn S.E., EveAett, WA 98201. Nd any info surname of Avenue S.E,, Gxand Rapids, MI 49506. Nd p and any Pendell, nd bplace § dates of William Pendell (also info Reuben Raxford b 3 May 1790 d 14 Mar 1838 liv names § info his wives) had dau Elizabeth Ann b 11 VT m Avis Fittock b 25 Jan 1793 d 5 Jan 1885, dau Sep 1851 Catskill, NY, £ 2 s both d young, moved to of Richard - who was her mo?, had 9 ch: Richard b WI where Elizabeth sung Methodist choir § m 24 Dec 20 Sep 1811; Sophia 14 Aug 1814; Mary (Maryan) 14 1868 George Wilmouth Clark, she later m 2nd Frank May 1818; William Sep 1820; Denison 7 Sep 1821; Tubbs. Poss William's fa was James Pendell that had Nelson 9 May 1824; Margaret 3 Apr 1826; Sary or Alonza, Elery, Melissa § William § poss another son Gary 13 Aug 1828; §, Keziah 3 Nov 1829, all VT. James, the fa of Moslid, Earl § Alonza. Melissa m an Indian § had 2 girls $ liv on reservation. WILDER-ZIMMER-HILLEGAS-HILLIGAS-WARNER-RAWSON- W00DARD. Wa. Vivian Hogle, Route #4, Box 239, \kt. FQBES-FORBES-STORRS-COOLIDGE-RICHARDS-DOW-MOEHNKE- VeAnon, WA 98273. Nd p of Jonathan Wilder, b 18 RUTHERFORD. Wa . Vonald K. Vuncan, 975 165th Ave., Aug 1803/05 NY state, where did he liv 1880 $ what S.E., Bellevue, WA 98008. Who were p of Amy Fobes Co in NY b, s Henry b 20 Feb 1832 NY m Mary Ellen (Emma Forbes) who m Augustus Storrs in 1785 or 1788 Zimmer b 26 Sep 1838 Oswego Co, NY, dau of Solomon either Hanover, NH or in CT? Nd info fam of Porter b 29 Nar 1815 Schoharie Co, NY § had bros William S. Coolidge § Lurancy Coolidge who liv Utica, NY in b 15 Apr 1799 § Peter both also b Schoharie Co, NY. early 1800s. Also nd p of Theresa Emilia Richards William Zimmer's ch were: William; Levi; Elias fa of Hamilton, NY she b 1831 d*1917 m 1851 Roswell Dow of Myrtle (Wilder); § poss, Eliza M. (Warner); of Sycamore, IL. Also nd info William § Augusta Jennie m William Rawson; Betha (Woodard) had a son Moehnke Rutherford who liv Ontario, Can, prob Durham Dexter; §, Elisha. Also nd info on Almon Zimmer, their dau Ellen b there 3 Ja.n 1867. Thank You. bro of Mary Ellen § info on ch of Solomon Zimmer. Also nd info Azuba Hillegas(Hilligas) mo § stepmo. FLORY-FLORIEY. tot. Vonald C. HildJtetk, 10224 SupeAion. S.W., Tacoma, WA 98498* Have info on Flory/Floriey KUMLEY-WINTRODE-CUPP. Bonnie VotleA, 175 Glen fam back to Joseph J. Floriey b Palatinate, Germany SummeA Road, Va6adena, CA 91105. Nd any info on came to PA 1733 to VA, OH, IA $ OR. Will exchange, William Tell Kumley b 10 May 1869 Lagro, IN d 17 Aug 1933 m 6 Jan 1908 Clara Maude Wintrode b 2 Dec YARRINGTON-MORRIS-LEWIS. Wa. BexnoJid E. BuJtva, 5521 1889-Andrews, IN d 17 Mar 1956, s of Jacob b 1843 3Ut Avenue U.E., Seattle, WA 98105. Wish contact Bern, Switz d 5 Sep 1919 Lagro, IN § Mary (Cupp) b any Yarrington fam researcher. My line Rachel Yar- 15 Oct 1839 Bern, Switz d '25 May 1909, Lagro, IN rington b 1850/51 d ca 1920 Spender, IA m Joseph Jacob was s of Samuel £ Mary (_?_) . Morris had s James b 12 Jan 1882 Story Co, IA. She had ^bro James M. Lewis b 21 Sep 1837 Harlan Springs JONES-LEE-CASTRO. Wa. John Coco, Route 2, Box 61, Carroll Co, OH served IA Inf CWar. Qmtgo, IL 60543. Nd any info Melville Jones b 18 1846 Bath, ME d 1909 Los Angeles, CA m ca 1879 to YOUNG-McFADDEN-SAVAGE-THOMPSON-SKINNER-CLARK-DECKER- Elizabeth Lee. Also nd info Edward Lee b 1812 SMITH-KING-WALLIS-EATON-DODGE-GRACE-WEBB-RICH-BLAIR- Portland, ME d Oakland, CA m Maria Castro, from WALLACE-WEBSTER, Mcuty Thornton, 22105 78th Place. WeAt, Chile,, nd their p, he was a ship captain, Edmonds, WA 98020. Nd any info James Young fa of Joseph Young, fa of David Young, fa of Bejamin Young GR0VES-ARMSTR0NG-W00D-ASHM0RE-C0RYELL-C0MBS-BUTLER- liv in Embden, ME m 1805 Lucy McFadden b 7 June 1786 FORSYTHE-BRISBIN-PARKS. Wa. Royal I. Vanmex, 907 d 1864, dau of Thomas £ Hannah (Savage) . Also nd HoKtk hiib&lA&ippi, Ama/ullo, TX 79106. Nd any info Benjamin fa of Cephas Young b 11 Dec 1822 Embden, ME oi: J*; cob Groves b 1800 KY d 3 Mar 1858 prob Ellis m Celia Thompson, dau of Capt William, had ch: Frank Co. TX m 1820 Clark Co, IL Phepe Armstrong (Ed: Leslie b Augusta, ME 7 Aug 1861; Zeruah; §, Ella who poss should he Phebe) in 1853 to Ellis Co, TX, had m a Skinner. Nd all info on these. Also nd any in ch: Polyann; Elizabeth Jan; Richard Luther m Rebecca fo on Benjamin Clark (w was Irish), fa of John Clark Wood; Alexander Downey m Mary Ann Ashmore; Jonathan whose ch: were:Grace; Gideon; Stellem; John; § Ellen, Winfield m Sarah Coryell; Sarah Elizabeth; Rachel and of Samuel Berry Clark b 1 Mar 1812 who m Cather (Combs); Lulu (Butler); John Barnett m Malinda ine Decker Smith b 27 Jul 1818 he m 2nd Martha Clark Forsythe; Rebecca Ellen; Wiliam Finley m Sarah Jane (mother-in-law was Smith-King) had ch: Martha Jane Brisbin; James Nelson m Martha Harriet Parks. Wish b 10 Mar 1837 m a Wallis; Abbie Ellen m an Eaton;she to contact anyone working any of these families. George Wilmouth Clark b 5 Aor 1846 Boston, MA; Ben jamin Poolie § Frank Randall b 20 July 1855. Also MALVIK-RATHE-THORP. Wa. BeJinice M. WUanda, 6552 nd any info Caleb Dodge m Abigail Grace, fa of Har Beacon Avenue South, Seattle, WA 98108. Wish to rison-Dodge b 21 Oct 1816 ME d 22 Feb 1902 Spring corres ch or grandch of Sievert Malvik of Duluth, Brook, Dunn Co, WI m 12 Mar 1837 Unity, ME to Martha MN 1880s, had 4 boys § 4 girls, bro to Rena (Malvik) Webb b 9 Jan 1821 ME d 19 Jan 1897 Spring Brook, WI, Rathe of Seattle, Was he cousin to Bertha (Thorp) dau of John § Abigail (Rich) . Ch of Harrison § Rathe of Seattle? Nd all dates § name of w § p, Martha: Abigail b 27 Apr 1841 d 13 Oct 1912 m a were any of his ch b in Norway, his fam liv near Blair; Alb in b 6 May 1843 d 5 Apr 1864; Sylvania b Malvig, Norway. Any help appreciated. 15 Feb 1845; Alphonso b 2 Feb 1847 d 14 Jun 1.912; Charlotte b 4 Oct 1849 d 13 Feb 1920 m a Wallace; BARTLETT-STONE-DOWD. Wa. loe \kagden, 415 6tk Ave., Artimus b 27 Aug 1851 d 11 Mar 1901; Lorenzo b Apt # 409, Tacoma, WA 98402. Was Mary Bartlett b 4 Feb 1854; Gustus b 7 Sep 1856 d June 1922; Eliza 1654 § dau of Lt. George Bartlett the w of Nathaniel b 9 Jun 1859 d 13 May 1937; § Jackson b 7 Oct 1862. Stone, m 1673, or of John Dowd, m ca 1686? All of All b ME. except Jackson, Eliza § Gustus b in WI, Guilford, CT. Do references conflict or were there two contemporary Mary Bartletts in Guilford? Hazel Jennings Raade, V. 0. Box 156, Vuxham, CA 95938 Nds info James QUESENBERRY m 23 Dec 1794 to HaAAy J, BakeA, 1411 W. Hain, CAOW^OACUville, IH Ann BROWN he d Christian, KY. Also TUGGLE-SCATES 47933. Any BRAY from Surry Co, NC information.
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MULLINS. Wa. HaAAy M. Lyons, 411 Count StAeet, BRASHEAR-BRASHEARS-MILLER. Vonothy Hemcomen Hooblen Ghungeville, IV 83530. Wish contact anyone working 710 Alma StAeet, St. Man.y&, KS 66536. Nd any info on Mullins of VA, 1640 - 1810 § of KY 1780 - present. on Mary Brahear of Redstone Twsp, Fayette Co, PA, b Nd Mullins census, tax § deed listings, Will exch. 3 Dec 1768 that m Jonathan Miller ca 1798, father of Liberty Miller. Since the Brashear fam was a common WILLIAMS-HART-SHACKLEFORD-TALIAFERRO-BIGNALL-PARISH- one in the 1790's in Redstone Township am unable to s WEST-LEMLEY-CATHER. Wa. Vned Wnlght, 315 Lotus Ave., determine which was Mary's father, any help apprec. RedlandS, CA 91373. Nd info John Williams b ca 1777 NC liv Bedford Co, TN 1850 had s John Williams b ca MILLER-WYATT-LOWE-ROSS-DUNCAN. Wa. Von Thompson, 1820 TN that m Abaline Hart. Also nd p of Lyne Route #1, Blacklon, I A, 50836. Nd any info Jacob Shackleford Taliaferro b 1795 Amherst Co, VA d 1871 Miller b ca 1791-2 KY § w Ann Wyatt b ca 1795-8 TN or Haywood Co, TN, nd his w Mildred's surname. Also nd VA had ch: Henry b 1818 KY m Elizabeth Lowe; James b info Robert Bignall b ca 1735 Edgecombe Co, NC m 1820 KY m Mary ( ? ); John Wyatt b 1823 KY m Elvira Peggy Parish. Also nd p John Otho West b ca 1792 PA (Eliza) Ross; Jacob b 1832 (where); Jermiah b 1834 IL m Sarah Lemley, dau of Peter § Mary Ann (Cather), m Martha (?); Margaret b 1825 KY m John W. Duncan. John d Belmont Co, Ohio. Appreciate any help. MURFIN-NASS-BURKE-MUNDAY-STEPHENS-LEE-McCAMERON- JONES-CHESTER-HOLDRIDGE-PERIGO. Wa.EanlG. Vanby, J0HNS0N-HARRIS0N-KANATZER-RICHERS0N-DEJARNETTE-TAYL0R 1411 LeGone Lane, Manhattan, KS 66501. Nd p of Desire: -FARR-COSBY-CARVER^STAFFORD. Wis. Anna J. [Munday) Jones, w of Joshua Jones, she b 1781 CT d 1855, bu Hubble, Route #1, WkUe.Aish, MT 59937. Nd any info Ontario Center, Wayne Co, NY. Was she Desire Chester, Walter Todd Murfin, poss b KS, father liv Albia, IA, or, Desire Holdridge, dau of Samuel $ Abigail (Perigo)? Walter dca 1959 Spokane, WA, m Cora Grace Nass b 20 Feb 1886 Goodland, Sherman Co, KS d 1 Mar 1959 Iola, STINSON-STULL-MILLER-AMRINE-DONLEY-WHITE. Wa.Vaul KS, they divorced ca 1909 § she later rem John Henry H. Robinson [nee Betty Lull), R. V. 1, Box 666, Burke. 1 dau to 1st m, Opal Frances Murfin b 15 Vo/ttage, VA 15946. Can anyone identify the male Sti Apr 1907 Goodland, KS she m 11 Aug 1928 Hugh Everett Stinson, twin of Albert (poss Albin or Neiland)?, b Munday of Greenwood Co, KS. Also nd info Israel Dec 1825 or Jan 1826 Sandusky Co, OH, who fought as , Hollin Stephens b ca 1825 KY, was the Israel Step Confed in CWar? Poss a later resident of AL or MS, hens b 1822 TN liv Hickman Co, KY 1850 his father? Albert in CWar from Williams Co, OH (Union) later liv Israel Hollin m 1st to (?) in KY had ch: Mary E.; MI. One desc has pic of the twins but name not given, Kelly (Jane); George; Louiza Jane m John Jefferson They were s of Andrew § (who) Stinson. Known bro § Lee 14 Sep 1876 Fulton Co, AR; Martha; $, James. The %bros were Seth, Almon, Andrew Jr, Robert, Horace, 1st 2 ch b in KY others AR. Israel m 2nd Nancy Ann Peter, Truman § Prosper, names of 2 sis § 1 %sis unk. ( ? ) ca 1864 had ch: William; Missouri A. £ Polly Also nd info John § Margaret (who) Stull, liv Erie Ann - twins; Margaret, m a McCameron; Sarah; Hogan; Co, PA 1810, Sandusky Twp, Sandusky Co, OH 1820, John Charles; Edward Jerome b 7 Sep 1877 m Katie Johnson; d b4 1830 with Margaret HofH Riley Twsp, Sandusky Co, Dora A.; Dona; §, Allie. Loc the fam Fulton Co, AR OH 1830-S4Q. Poss Jacob § Michael Stull r sons. census 1870 $ 80 nd info where liv 1860 § (KY) 1850. J- Known daus, Elizabeth (Betsey) £T Anna who m Stinson Also nd b § d dates Mary Ann Munday b ca 1845 Madison bros. Also nd p of Nancy Jane Miller 1786-1861, w of Co, KY, fT of her husband James Harrison, liv Fayette John Amrine 1787-1864, m Belmont Co, OH, later liv Co, KY 1868 § poss to Greenwood Co, KS 1870. Mary Union Co, OH, her sis poss is Elizabeth Miller Donley Ann was sis to Reub ho m Amanda Kanatzer; John of Union Co. Also desire corres with desc of Esther Cameron who m Mary Piizabeth Richerson; §, James K. White, b 1839; Phebe White b 1841-2; Hannah White b who m Mary Elizai TAGGART-HAMMOND-CURRIE-LAWRENCE-GREENBRIER-KELLEY- MONG-DOTSON-WEAVER-SHOWERS-STAR-BRUBAKER-EVANS- GRIFFITH-BECK. Wa. Ellen C. HU1, Eoat \kontpelleA, DENLINGER-MYLIN-FRANKHOUSER-KENDIG-LANDIS-BRENDLE- \IT 05651. Nd p § w of James Taggart b 1738 d 8 Nov INSKEEPER. Wa. Gmyce Henold, 14 Autike .StAeet, 1807 Montpelier, VT settled Montpelier 1788. RWar #407, Kailua, HI 96734. Nicholas Mong 1730 - 1792 soldier. Also nd p § w of Salathiel Hammond b MA m Mary Catherine ( ? ), d Hagerstown, MD nd names of settled 1790's Montpelier, VT. Also nd p of both his ch § grandch, some were in MD, WV § PA, Also nd Robert Currie b 1810 PA § w Sarah Lawrence b 1811 PA info Thomas Dotson Weaver Jr. 1856-1923 § w Anna to IN where he d 1886 Sarah 1873. Also nd info on a Leona Showers 1864-1949 bu Venango Co, PA, his p was Miss Greenbrier that m John Matthew Kelley ca 1766 in.. Thomas, Sr § Eve Star, nd their p. Also nd p of MD. Also nd p of Ruth Griffith who m Samuel Kelley Samuel Brubaker Evans § w Mary Denlinger, their son liv near Baltimore, MD 1790's. Also nd name of w of Theodore Mylin Evans b 1868 Salisbury Twsp, Lane Co, John Henry Beck b 1691 (Europe) to PA in 1740. PA m Jennie Frankhouser, Also nd p of Martin L. Kendig ?T w Mary Landis of Cones toga Center, Lane Co, Hellle E. Jondan, 307 Lind Avenue U.W., Renton, WA PA had s Oscar Landis Kendig 1859-1948. Also did 98055 researching surnames MACK, BERRIAN, JORDAN, Philip Brendle § w Dorothy Inskeeper have a s Henry SMITH in NY, IL, VA, MO any help appreciated. b 1782 Cocalico Twsp, Lane Co, PA who m Susanna (?). Need parents of Philip § Dorothy. JACOBS-KIMMELL. Wa. lAeneLigniant 77 Wtllow Vnlve, MoneAAen, VA 15061. Nd any info Abram Jacobs b 1784 FRAME-DUSH, Wa. Roy LaUexly, 7619 Belmont, RaUton, (where) d 1861 Coitsville, OH m wh wh Betsie Kimmell UB 68117. Nd p, bplace Nathan Frame § Mary Dush m b 1791 (where) d 1875, dau Isaac $ Ann ( ? ). 1794 in 3rd Pres Church, Philadelphia, PA. 92qs Bulletin of the Seattle Genealogical Society^ Inc. (6-72) 225 CLASON-CLAWSON-FERRIS-PHELPS-PERRY-KIRKWOOD- (last query continues - see bottom other column) McCONNELL-ROTHERHAM-RUTHERHAM-McCUNE-BRADY-CARNAHAN fever. Nd info George Peter Molsee b 1852 VA or -KARNAGHAN-BAILEY-GRIFFITH-HEALD-HALE-HALL-LAMB-SAID PA m Mrs Frances Berdette Bishop Keckler, dau of -SADE-CONKLIN-HARRIS-ACKLEY. EaAlene Bale, 4111 "G" Harrison Bishop § Agnes DILLON m 1st Emmanual Keckler StAeet, BAemenlon, WA 98310. Nd info James Clason Geo df Frances had ch: William Ray b 25 Oct 1879. prob (Claeson, Clawson) b 1777 NY poss Stueben Co, d 1848 Elkhart, IL; Garland Peter b 1 May 1881 Elkhart, m Beaver Dam, Dodge, WI m NY Abigail Ferris, had ch: Elizabeth Rodgers; Anne b 5 Dec 1882 Elkhart m K. W. Alexander; James F; Joseph; Benjamin; Micheal B; Shafford.liv Canada; Emma d inf; Nancy Alice b Aug George; Dr. Samuel; Henry; Isaac. 1841 mov from Stu- 1887 d 1889; Jessie Agnes b 16 Aug 1889 Scioto Co, ben Co, NY to Beaver Dam, WI, now Clason Prairie, s OH m Claud Williams; Ernest George b 7 Oct 1891 m Micheal b ca 1820 Beaver Dam or NY m Sarah A. Phelps Bessie Dearing; Russell B„ 1894 d WWI; $ inf d 3 da b ca 1826 Beaver Dam (nd her p) had s James Buchanan old. Also nd any info Eusebius Jasper Williams b b 17 Apr 1857 m 25 Dec 1859 Ida Lepelle Perry b Jan 14 Jan 1840 poss Coles Co, IL d 19 Nov 1916 Petsil, 1860 Beaver Dam, WI, dau of William Vorhees $ Hannah WA m 4 Nov 1865 Etheldra Ann PettiJohn(Pettyjohn) b Maria (Kirkwood McConnell), William s of Samuel § 22 Feb 1841 IL, dau Zachariah $ Mariah (McDaniel), Mary ( ? ). Wm b 1800 § Hannah b 1795 NY nd info Eusebius (Cibes) s of Peyton Carter Williams b ca her p. Also nd Elizabeth Rotherham(Rutherham), dau 1810 OH or KY (s of Peyton) d ca 1852 poss in IL m of Joseph b ca 1756 poss New Castle, DE or PA d aft Easter Esther Pettyjohn, dau of Richard § Mary, 1808 Philadelphia? m 1755 PA James McCune b near granddau of John § Debora (Little). Zachariah was Philadelphia d Huntington Co, PA 1808 had s Thomas s of James Pettyjohn b ca 1776 VA § Frances Wisbey who m Mary Brady/:dau of Joseph § Mary Carnahan b 1777. Poss Peyton Williams came to OH from KY. (Karnaghan) b poss New Castle, ca 1735 d aft 1787 poss @ Carlisle, PA. Also nd Charles Westley Bailey MARTINDALE-RARICK-REARICK-RORICK-ROEHRICK-ROEHRIG- b 1821 Venango Co, PA d 16 Mar 1911 (Puyallup or RARRIG(etc). Wa . Viola MMlen, 831 Shefi&Leld St., Ferndale, WA or Warren Co) m (Martha or Josephine) S.W., Gnand Rapids, MI 49503a If you haven't .heard Griffith 1850/60 PA had. ch: Asa Hunter; James; Kate; from me of late it is because house burnt § lost Major; Reuben; Maggie. Asa b 12 Dec 1858 Forest Co, some of my genealogy. Still working to replace my PA (or poss 1865 Kane, Crawford Co, PA) m Maude Lena Martindale line, had compiled line of Edward to MA Heald b 1878 Warren, PA d 1949 Richland, WA, dau of Also nd any variant on Rarick surname. Charles W. § Georgia (Lamb) Heald(Hale, Hall). Georgia b 1857 Nunda, NY, poss dau of John Lamb b Connecticut Society of Genealogists, Ince 1817 Herkimer Co, NY § Almira ( ? ) b 1820 Living invites your membership in their Society, ^ ston Co, NY, Als nd Mary Lucretia Said (Sade) b which includes four issues of the 1852 Iron Hill, Jackson Co, IA d 1899 Rusk, OK, dau CONNECTICUT NUTMEGGER, a maga of Thomas Jefferson b 1819 Clark Co, KY d 1915 zine {on thohe intenesied in gene Cresent City, OK § Phebe Conklin b 1830 Sarris, Mon alogical AeheoAch. Dues $7.00 an roe Co, OH d Ava, MO 1910/14, granddau of Thomas nually, payable to the Society, mail Said(Sade) b 1770 Clark Co, KY d 1826 Sangamon Co, ed to the Sec, George E. Williams, GENEALOGISTS Inc. IL (nd his p) £ Anna Harris b 1779 VA d 1852 Jackson 16 Royal Oak Drive, West Hartford, Organized 1968 Co, IA her p poss Thomas § Mary ( ? ). Phebe, dau Connecticut 06107. of William § Esther (Ackley) nd all info for her. WHATCOM COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, Bellingham, WA LINN-LYNN-ADDIS-MASTERS-HOWARD-BRAZELTON. WL. William Working on a project of recording individual records J. Lauen, 2321 Vounlh Avenue, Seattle, WA 98121. Nd onto 5 generation charts. Recording all old aban info re George W. Linn who m Catherine Masters ca doned cemeteries, these abstracts appear in the 1849 Warfordsborg, PA, to Waterloo, IA ca 1855, need Whatcom Gene. Soc. Bulletin each month except July % their p, anc § history. Also nd info Thomas Linn who August. Also articles located on "Yester-years" § liv Chester Co, PA mid 1700s, m Jane Addis. Also nd early obits, besides other misc items. Dues $3.50 info Jackson Howard m ca 1839 Edith Brazelton, liv per year to: Mrs. Frances Todd, President, Box 73, Princeton, MN d there 1887, nd p § anc. Also have Maple Falls, WA 98266. info Linn-Lynn fam. of PA, OH § IA to exch with any one interested in this fam in those areas. ANNUAL GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH SEMINAR OF THE LDS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, to be held the first week in MALLESIE-M0LISEY-M0LLSEE(etc)-BENNEn-MYERS-BISH0P- August at Provo, Utah. For further info write to, HICKS~GREGORY»KECKLER~RODGERS-WILLIAMS«DEARING-LITTLE Thomas E. Daniels, The Genealogical Society, 107 -PETTYJOHN(PETTIJOHN)-MCDANIEL-WISBEY. Wa. Roy South Main Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84111. ColbeU, 9611 hl.E. 200th, Bothell, WA 98011. Nd any info any Mallesie, Mollisay, Molisey, Mollisee, Mol- WQRLEY-CHEW-COX. Wa . Vonald Vaniela, 1311 ViAginia see anywhere. Henrick Peter Mallesie arr PA on Brig StAeet, Racine, WI 53405. Nd info Joseph Worley fam Dispatch 1786 with fam, w (poss Anna Maria) sons, of Carroll Co, OH 1850 § b4. Andrew Chew b 1802 OH Henrich Peter, Jr; Johannes; William Peter; §, dau § w Harriet Cox b 1810 OH both d IN liv Montezuma 1832 Anna Maria to German £ Springhill Twsps, Fayette Co, PA, prob indent servants, have lost Johannes § Hen SHELT0N-HALL-0GG. VA. Floyd Vo{t, 6416 Gannett Vnlve, rich (Henrick) Peter, Jr). A grands, William Peter Chevy Chase, WV 10015. Wish contact desc Sylvester Molisey(Molsee) b 26 May 1818 Fayette Co, PA d 3 Mar Robertson Shelton,. James Madison Shelton, Samuel A. 1887 Scioto.Co, OH § w Mary Bennett b 1826 VA, dau Hall, John S. Ogg, all liv Rush § Hancock Go's, IN of George b 24 Jul 1794 VA d 10 Oct 1880 Scioto Co. Wm § Mary had ch: Rebecca b 1851 m 7 Mar 1875 Charles METZ-POWEIL. Wa. VlAgit Wilz, Hudson, KS 67545. L. Myers; George Peter b 1853 VA d 1910 Yakima Co, Will corres on all Metz § Powell inquiries. Nd p § WA m Frances Berdett Bishop Keckler; John Allison b ch of John Metz b Lancaster Co, PA 1815 § w Mary 1855 m Martha Mary Hicks; Sarah Caroline b 1857 m Powell b ca 1818 PA. Poss liv Franklin or Stark Co, Gregory; £ Caleb, William P. J., Adela and Mary all OH by 1843, later in Allen § Whitley Co, IN. d Scioto Co unmarried due to Consumption £ Typhoid 93qs 226 (6-72) Bulletin of the Seattle Genealogical Society * Inc. EASTMAN-COURTRIGHT. Wa. V. B. McClenny, 805 W. 2nd NEIGHBORS IN NEED StAeet, Bellaine, TX 77401. Nd p of Moses Eastman b 1786 CT m 1810 Elizabeth Courtright d 1862 Lafayette ELSNER-ELSSNER-EL(T)ZNER-ELSCHNER~OELSNER~OELSSN£R- Co, WI. Two older sons went west: Solomon C. b 1811 OELSCHNER-ILTZSCHNER-ALSNER-OLSNEER-von ELSNER-von d 1895 Petaluma, CA; §, John S. b 1814 d 1905 Cheney, ELSSNER-ELSNER v GR0N0W. BenengaA EUneA v. Gnonow, WASHINGTON. Wish to corres with any desc who may • 477 Soebt, ImmeAmannwall 13, West GeAmany. Have ex have info or poss Moses' family Bible. Will exch, tensive card index on above names giving info on vi tal statistics as well as professional careers, WOLF(E)-WAYNING-DAWSON-BRIDWELL-NEWKIRK-POWELL-WING- schools, w, ch, $ in-laws. Wish etc anyone on these C0VEY~WILLIAMS-BR0WN-ALLEN-McALLISTER-J0HNS0N-G00D- names, send complete info as poss, espec immig for REYN0LDS-ADAMS-GIFFORD-ABBOTT-KRAEMER-KRAMER-CO0K- better comparison, will ans free if 2 International MORRIS-WILDMAN-McMILLAN. Kathie CochAan, 1111 "G" • Reply coupons sent.* Do you know my book 500 Jdhre StAeet, Waahougal, WA. 98671. John Wolf b IN m Oelsnev-Elsner-Elsnev v. Gronow 1567-1967 (500 years Lena Wayning, she d early 1947 Jasper or Dubois Co, • of Oelsners, etc. Ed.) 433 pp, $11,50 postpaid in US. IN - State can't find her d rec, nd help! Christopher Dawson b 1759-60 Stafford Co, VA d b4 1850 Clarke Co, GERLINGER-von ARNSTEDT. Heinz GenlingeA, 46 Vonl- KY m 5 Oct 1784 Stafford Co to Lydia Bridwell b ca mund-Wickede, VuttelstA 1, Welt Genmany. Wish to 1766 Stafford Co d aft 1850 Clarke Co, KY both to contact any bearer names Gerlinger or von Arnstedt young for Overwharton Parish recs, have RWar rec nd and will see if I can help here. *Internat'l coups p for both* Also nd Cornelius Newkirk m 12 Feb 1794 Clarke Co, KY Betsey Powell, dau of Thomas § Ann, nd WISCHNEWSKI-WISNIEWSKI. (Paula KoAdal, 588 Luden- her b date § place also data on Thomas £ Ann. Also nd Elihu Wing b 26 Apr 1783 White Creek, NY d 1837 JScheid, Wonthnocken 10, Wejst Genmany. Searching for Chautaugua Co, NY m 17 Jul 1807 Desire Covey b 7 Mar family name Wischnewski (Wisniewski), do you have it 1786 nd her p. Caleb Williams b ca 17_VA d 1832 or Americanized variant, special importance these Audrain Co, MO m Patsey Brown b 1786 VA d aft 1850 anc came from East Prussia (now Poland), If possible MO, a dau, Pauline b Apr 1805. Lincoln Co, NC d 28 Jul please reply in German.* International coupons 1876 Lake Co, CA m ca 1826 Lincoln Co to John Allen b ca 1800 Lincoln Co d ca 1850 while visiting from SCHULTE. HebeAt Schutte, 586 Uenlohn, lollenn- MO to Lincoln Co, NC have Allen data to share none of JStAos&e 1, West Genmany. Any info August Julius it my fam line. Nd John McAllister m 6 Oct 1729 in Diedrich Schulte b Nov 15 1855 Riemke, parish of Middlesex Co, MA Margaret Johnson nd her parents. Deilinghofen (w Germ) left Germ after Jul 20 1878 Nd info Bergman or Berryman C. Good b ca 1820 TN d for US no trace since. Do immigration lists exist § 1904 Madison Co, IN m (both 2nd m) Sarah E. Reynolds can anyone help on promising ways of research. * b 14 Aug 1863 KY d Mar 1924 Seattle, WASHINGTON, dau of ( ? ) Reynolds § Judie Adams. Nd children of REICH-RICH. HanJS W. B. Reich, Jn., 51 Bad Aachen, Jonathan Gifford b 14 May 1684 Sandwich, MA d 10 Feb Voht&chliei>JS{ach 1711, West Genmany. Any Reich fam 1735 MD (wh wh?) m Lydia Abbott (b d wh wh?), dau of wanted, there are R(e)ich fam assoc in the USA § in John % ( ? ). Nd info Johann Kramer (Kraemer) b 16 Germ. We help with research in all of Europe. * Jun 1851 Honscheid, Germ d 1938 Mt. Angel, OREGON- m (Wh wh?) to Julia SALZ b 26 Feb 1854 Eitorf, Germ d STOLOFF-STOLLQFF-STOLLOF-STELOFF. Vnitz StollhoU, 24 Dec 1930 Mt. Angel, OR, ch b in MO IL § OR. Also 1 Benlin 10, Haubackstn. 40, Weat GeAmany. Desire nd info James Thomas Cook b 7 Feb 1887 Joplin, M0, s corr any person interested in giving info these fam of James Thomas § Rebecca (Wildman) m 1 Sep 1907 to in USA, I might give info back to 16th century. * Orlena Morris b 26 Sep 1888 Greenfield, MO d Portland OREGON, dau of Albert § Nancy Orlena (McMillan). ELSTER-CHRYSANDER-GOLDMAN(N). Rlchand Goldmann, 46 Vontmund, V{anAeA-Kneipp-StA. 4, West GeAmany. Any CLARK-DICKERSON. Mw. Bennlce M. MUanda, 6551 info these fam of German background, list all info Beacon Avenue South, Seattle, WA 98108. Nd all other you have, inc confession § profession to the immig data on Elbridge Barker Clark § w Violet Grace Dick with desc § usual gene info to help me locate, if I erson whose ch are: E. Barbara; §,• Robert E. Violet' can. Espec wish to loc desc William (Willie) E. H. p were Charles Edwin § Abbie E. (_?_) of South Haven- Goldmann b 1883 prob Minneapolis, MN, s of Hermann Kalamozoo, MI area. Elbridge Barker b 23 May 1886, who emig to US ca 1869-70 b 1840 Klosterdorf, Germ. Violet Grace b 26 Jan 1889 or 1891. C. Barbara b 17 Have Goldmann archives $ pub Goldmann Bulletin. * July 1913. Robert E. b 20 Apr 1925. Am working desc of Aaron § Susan (STALEY) Dickerson of Kalamazoo § HAWKER. Wa. Arnold M. Hmken, 10 Gotland* Clohe, Paw Paw, MI. Any help appreciated. Weybnldge, Sunxey, England. Wish corr any Hawker fam in US, have line estab in Eng to 1600, some to 1200.* BYERS-DeMARRE-SABIN-HARWOOD. Hu. Foul G. Ellis, 901 Taylon Avenue Honlh, Seattle, WA 98109. Nd info on KERNS-KEARNS-ARMSTRONG-KENEDY. Wa. Lilbunne Vlohn- John Byers b ca 1813 PA or MD m Willimina De Marre b Svendsen, Vazenda Tnes BanAos, Banjia Bonita, Sao Vaulo, ca 1820 Chur, Switz, When, wh d § where bu, nd p of Bnazil 17340. Nd d date % place, place bu of James both, liv Galena, IL 1843-53, Also nd wh whb § Armstrong Kerns (Kearns) b IN prob Daviess Co, 1828 m names of p of Louisa M. Sabin w of James F. Harwood, Martha Kennedy in 1852 arr St. Helens, OR Sep 1853 was liv Erin Twsp, Eleroy, IL 1850-1860. Court Clerk of Columbia Co b4 1862, then to Upper Cas cade's (now Power Island) until ca 1883. Being so far POSTON. Wt. Colin James, 711 High StAeet, Venven, CO from your area will apprec any info that you have. 80118. Desire corres all Poston desc, forthcoming Poston Family Genealogy. Anywhere, any time period. THRELKELD-THIRKILL-THARLKILL-THAIRLKILL, etc. Eunice WiUon, 143 Haxbond St., EishopU Vank Vulhm> FL0RY-FL0RIEY. Vonald C. HildAetk, 10114 Supenlon S.W London SW6, England. Any info on above $ variants. * Tacoma, WA 98498. Researching Flory surname, have in ** Altho some did not request an International Reply fo to Joseph J. Floriey b Germ to PA 1733, to VA OH. Coupon(s) courtesy dictates you do so. Available at your local postoffice. (Ed. note) 94qs Bulletin of the Seattle Genealogical Society3 Inc. (6-72) 227 SMITH QUERY SECTION All replies to these queries are to be directed to the Coordinator of the "Smith Family Project" and she will for ward the- responses to the proper subscriber. If you are interested in having a troublesome "Smith" listed please send that information xlxn to t.ht=> Coordinator - Mrs. L. W. Stevens, 146 34th Avenue East, Seattle, WA 98102. RoAemaAy CAOIQ, Route 1, Box 456, Olympia, WA Wa. William Budd Matlock, 9104 92.51k Avenue Eabl, 98591. Nd p of William Thomas Smith b 24 May Oak HaAboA, WA 98277. Nd info Tabathy Smith w of 1825 Pulaski Co, KY to MO 1844 m 30 Mar 1848 Ebenezer MARTIN, b 1736 RI d 1812 Western Oneida Camden Co, MO to Elizabeth A WALLACE enlisted Co, NY, had ch: Ebenezer, Jr b 1761 Cheshire, MA Union Army St. Joseph, MO. Had nine ch. To d 1841 m Bethany MASON b 1762 d 1819; Hannah b ca KS 1884 d 2 July 1902. Also nd p of Eliz. 1770 d 1854 m James CR0NKITE; Jamima b ca 1773 m John CAPR0N; James b 24 Feb 1776, Western, Oneida A. G. league, 5266 Bal&ouA Road, VetAoit, MI Co, NY d 15 Aug 1861 Spring Hill, Whiteside Co, IL 48224. Nd p of Albert C. Smith b 30 Mar 1811 m 1801 Caroline PIKE b 19 May 1783 Floyd, Oneida MA d 9 Oct 1880 prob Tuscola Twp, MI m 9 May Co, NY d 28 Nov 1831. Any help appreciated. 1834 Geauya Co, OH to Rachel CURTIS, dau of Sylvester ft Anna (INGERSOLL). Poss Albert's M/L6. Vuncan Thomson, 22105 78th Place Wehl, fa's name could have been Caleb Smith? EdmondU, WA 98020. Nd help on Martha Smith and Catherine Smith - did they both marry a Samuel Velmas H. Smith, Smitkville, WV 26178. Want CLARK? My grandma's book lists: Mrs. Catherine info re fam of John Smith age 35, w Hanna DECKER Smith (Clark?) b 27 Jul 1818; Eliza NICHOLAS RENNER 31 with ch: Elizabeth 9; Mary 8; H.J. EASTON b 28 Jul 1804;ft, Samue l Berry Clark b 1 Mar 5; Martha 11;ft, Robert age 3 in 1850 cen 1812 (he fa of Martha Jane b 1 Mar 1837; Abbie El Whiteley Twp, Green Co, PA. Thank you. len b 12 Feb 1843, she m E. EATON; George Wilmouth b 4-5-1846 (Ed; WHY DO YOU USE A NUMERIAL DATE???); too*. Hadley Leavell, 328 Walnut., Apt. 16, ft, Benjamin Poolie Franklin Randall Clark b 1 Jul BastAop, LA 71220. Want info on SANFORD 1855. Grandma mentions her grandmo Martha Clark fam line as pertains to Col. Samuel Smith and another place as grandmo Catherine Clark. who m Mary WEBB whose bro John m Mary San (Eda Note: Very probably the E. Eaton should have ford. Mary's fa was Giles Webb who m 1st been E„ Easton - for Eliza - am only guessing?) Judith BLAND RANDOLPH ft 2nd Sarah SWAN (1600s) who was Mary's mo. Residence VA. M/i6. VoAoihy PolnleA, 1531 Honlh Ninth StAeet, Was Sarah C0DD the dau of St. Leger Codd of Reading, ?A 19604. Nd p of David Smith 13 Apr Northumberland Co, VAft Anna (BENNETT) BLAND 1894 d (?- 8-2-1887) m 1st to a SEGNER 2nd to widow of Theodorick Bland? Sarah Codd m Col Catherine RANK LAMBERT, he had bros: Matren; Levi; Thomas Swan (1616-1680). Who were p of Mar Henry; Samuel; Jacob; William; Jonathan, and 3 garet UNDERWOOD grdmo of Mary Webb? Margaret sis - one m Mike WITTEMAN, 1 m a GLASS, ft one m a m Benjamin EDMONSON, s of Thomas, they had RANK. Liv around Lancaster Co, PA. Have name of dau Mary who m James Webb the father of Mary^ Marten Luther, no rec - cannot prove. David bu Terri Hill, PA MAS0 R. M. GilyeaAl, 801 CAom Vnlve, BaJttlu ville, OK 74003. Nd p of Mariah (Maria) ChaAleA 0. HaAlhy, 638 EaAi Hill StAeet, Halting*, Smith who m 9 May 1824 Stamford, VT Reuben MX 49058. Thomas THORN b 21 Jun 1784 d 1 Nov PARKER, she is age 40 1850 cen Stamford, VT, 1845 m Jousha Smith, no dates, had s Elmer Smith 51 in 1860 (b 1809/10) not in 1870 census. Thorn b 7 Dec 1823 NY poss Tioga or Cortland Co. Spelling Jousha on Elmer's d certificate. Wa>. Glenn LedgeA, 2626 Lomond Vnlve, Kalamazoo, MI 49008. Nd p of William Smith ft Guy Austin Genealogical Records, C-5 Madison CI., bros, John Orloft Emer y whc came to Bathurst, MacLaon, SV 57042. Isaac, s of Stewart AUSTIN ft New Brunswick from St. John, New Brunswick, Liza REYNOLDS, b (?- 9-4-1833) Tioga Co, PA m Sep William b ca 1822 believ mo to be Mary H0YT 1859 NY to Cornelia Smith, dau of ( ? ) Smith ft if so nd her p. A Mary Ann Hoyt, dau of ( who?) b 19 Sep 1838 d 25 Oct 1864 Lyndon, IL bu Joseph, of Sunbury Co, New Bruns m a William @ Lyndon Cem, Lynden. Isaac d 10 Feb 1910 bu same Smith, could this be p of William ft bros? Cem, had ch: Henry b ca 1861 d 25 Apr 1865 Lyndon; Walter b 11 Nov 1863, Lyndon, IL, m 24 Feb 1886 HAS. Ellen C. Hill, East UontpelieA, UT 05651 Syracuse, NY Chloe Mae Joyce, dau of Thomas ft Mary Nd p w ft ch of Ezekiel Smith liv Rehoboth, Cornelius (AMIDON), b 16 Nov 1865 Onondaga, NY d MA to Barre, VT 1800s w Barbara ( ? ) nd her 19 Apr 1956 Morrison, IL bu Grove Hill Cem, Morri p also, they had dau Phebe Smith b 1 Feb 1772 son. Walter d 1 Jan 1944 Morrison, IL, bu same. Rehoboth, d 30 Oct 1844 Montpelier, VT. Also nd info ft p of Sarah Smith who m Jathniel Chanleh F. Smith, 305 Countny Club Vnlve, Topeka, PECK 28 Feb 1688/9. she m livft burie d in KS 66611. Nd p William H. Smith, (Dr.)b ca 1817 Rehoboth, MA. Any help appreciated. NH d ca 1850-60 Ansonia, Darke Co, OH liv Mt. Ster ling, Madison Coft Greenvile , OH m Alyzannah M6 LaAene Gaunt, 602 South Hain, VunklAk, IN WEBSTER, dau Dr. James Brice ft Amelia (DAWSON) b 47336. Nd info on HARTMAN surname and on 27 Nov 1824 Fayette Co, OH d 20 Feb 1871 Ansonia, Aaron Smith of Harrison Co, West Virginia. Darke Co, OH, she m 2nd Samuel A. SEARLE. 95qs 228 (6-72) Bulletin of the Seattle Genealogical-Society3 Ina\ Wa. RoAema/iy CAaig, Route 14, Box 456, Nd bplac ft p of Aaron Smith who changed name to Olympia, WA 98502. (See query on previous WADE due m to Frances THOMAS (Indian) what tribe? page). Ch of William Thomas Smith and Eliza her mo Malinda Thomas b 1789 d 8 Feb 1873. Aaron beth WALLACE were: Lydia b 21 Oct 1852; Nancy prob from SC or New Orleans, LA b 1800 d 26Jan b 19 Oct 1855; Sarah b 21 Apr 1857; Jaley b 1891, both bu Mt. Tabor Cem, Fayette, Boone Co, 11 May 1859; Obediah b 5 May 1862; William T. IN, ch were: Daniel b 1825 d 7 Mar 1865; Kaleb b Jr, b 29 Apr 1866; Luke b 3 Mar 1868; Simon b d ?; Eli b 1830 d 21 May 1895 m Patsy Ann (? );, 30 May 1871; ft Jay b 3 Jan 1874, all ch poss Malinda S. m a KEMPER; Permelia F. b 28 May ,1840 , b Holt ft Buchanan Co, MO. Fam to KS 1884. d 17 Feb 1908 m Harvey TURPIN; Prestly T. b 9 Jun < 1843 d 12 Jan 1916 m Mary A. ( ? ); William T. d MA. ChaAloa V. Smith, 305 CountAy Club Vnlve, ca 8 yrs; ft, Lara F. d @ 5 yrs. 1J,8l *k6; Viok J. McMillan, 4107 S. W. Kenyon St., Was w (widow Jane PHILLIPS) of James CRAIG 1735- Seattle, WA 98116. Nd any info John H. Smith 1811 liv Loudoun Co, VA maiden name of Smith? of Defance, OH, especially parents names. She widow of John Phillips who poss d 1755, she b 1730/34 d 1806 Loudoun Co, VA. } PRESIDENT' S PAGE by Harlan Yi.Smith (Last June Mr. Smith, as incoming President was given the front cover, and Miss Waterman, as the outgoing President was given the back cover, for their comments. As Mr. Smith has resigned his position of President his replacement will be giv en the inside front cover. Thank you Harlan for this past year. Ed.) It seems to me that you and I who cute Interested In genealogy, have a great many things to be thanklul lor. First that we have had our thoughts and Inter ests directed towards those who have contributed to the making ol this country what It Is today, and secondly, more specifically to gain llrst hand knowledge ol what specific people have contributed to provide you and me with the good tile that we enjoy today. Do you realize that we Live In a country, and at a time, that: would be the envy ol any person In the world or In history? Centalnly we become discouraged a bit as we look down out times, but -'get the big picture1, look up, and see the things you have, the freedom that you enjoy. Such things should be dearly seen by every genealogist. 11 we get the "big picture" there will be no time lor any petty squabbling. You know, In my many lines ol lamlly history that I have been able to trace, I have never lound among them the lamous . They have all been people working lor what they receive, ^pressing on Jor better things. Some ol them poor and unlor- tunate9 some success lul In their ellorts, some with untimely deaths and result ing hardships In the lamlly. In one line every other generation engaged in mil itary service back to the UOQ's* It Is such people as these In your line and In mine that have made America great. How many ol these people when discouraged and knowing not where to turn, have lallen on their knees and have asked lor Divine Help, What a great heri tage we all have!!! It is such things as these that I would encourage us all to keep In mind as we seek our ancestral past. As we put the warp and wool together In building a tapestry ol our lamlly tree. Let us clearly see the pattern ol lile that our ancestors have bequeathed to us, as we enjoy it In our'lLvZng today, May your search and research be successful; share It with others * Von will always lind that as you give, to others, you will also receive Irom them, and what Is more enjoyable than rejoicing together, I wish to oiler a special word ol thanks to all, ol those that worked in my behall during the past year towards the, goal ol a success lul, yet benellcent, and contributing, socleXy& My best regards to you all, Harlan yeager Smith TREASURER'S REPORT (Robert McCaw, outgoing Treasurer) The Seattle Genealogical Society has reached a sound position financially0 The fiscal year is from June to June, however, the report given at the May 1st, 1972 meeting should give you an indication as, to your society*s position. Cash on hand in the checking account - $2,747e75, cash on hand in the savings account - $2,157.78, for a total cash position of•$4,905.53. The society has no outstanding debts, the offset press was paid for during the previous fiscal year0 The only outstanding obligations are the: 1) Contract with the Jones Building for the Headquarters Office; and, 2) The telephone agreement .Both may be cancelled with proper notification and agreements. The largest gain for the fiscal year? over budget predictions, has been in the increase in membership0 NO*-PROFIT ORG. SEATTLE GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC< U. S. POSTAGE Post Office Box 549 P A i o Seattle^ Washington 98111 PERMIT No. 621 SEATTLE, WASH. ADDRESS CORRECTION REQUESTED RETURN POSTAGE GUARANTEED DO NOT DESTROY THIS BOOKLET VOL. 21, NO. 4, JUNE 1972 1923 *************************************** BULLETIN OF THE SEATTLE GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. 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