ufcrru We have tried to be as accurate as possible with the names, dates and facts collected in this book. Please realize that with the amount of material we received, no one person or group of people could have proofread all the copy and catch all the errors. With some copy, we adhered to the original spelling, realizing that in the original documents names were spelled two and three different ways. We look upon this book as the beginning of our family's written history. History books change as the times change and we expect that what is written here will be changed also as time passes. Please make any corrections you feel necessary in your own copy.
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This Genealogy of William Terry is dedicated to the descendants whose memory will be forever cherished and those who are now living. It is a humiliating thought that men are usually forgotten in so few years, even by their descendants. In life they have done their part, the same as we do, and perhaps they have lived to a good age, still, in a few short years, it seems that nothing is left of them to trace. It is hoped that this history will awaken interest in our family history and that more and better records will be kept in the years to come. Daniel Webster said: "He who careth not from whence he came, careth little whither he goeth." The early pioneers who came to America were the "strong and the brave; only the brave started and only the strong got here." In coming to America, these pioneers broke away from their old ties, their relatives, neighbors and homeland. They were possessed of heart and consciences of an honest nature and a desire to establish a home in a free country. They developed along with the deep love of freedom, a love and compassion for their fellow-men. They learned to help each other in clearing and building; in birth and illness; in marriage and death. They rendered mankind a priceless service, and those who come after them and enjoy the fruits of their labors should never tire in honoring their memory.
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To the many who have contributed over the years to make this compilation possible, I wish to express deep appreciation and thanks. Special recognition should be given to David Sodrel of Tobinsport Ind.; Doris Leistner of Tell City Ind., Charles T. Burton of Troutville, VA. Aunt Emma Terry and her son John Terry who are the printers of the History Book, Janesville, Wl. My son Arlen and his wife Dorothy who have taken me to the many states where the ancestors have lived. Correspondence and travels in search of Data have added not only to new names and date of the lineages, but also valued friendships, interesting experiences and much in "family background" to me. I hope I have reported them as accurately as possible. New resources may be available to future family genealogists, overlooked records may be discovered, and new contacts made with other descendants, may their enjoyment be as great as mine.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Title 1 Mark - Mary Terry - Family Pictures 51 Dedication 2 Children of Marquis & Mary Terry 52 Table of Contents 3 M. M. Terry — Family Pictures 53 Public Library Letter, Roanoke, Va 4 Ancestor Chart — M. M.Terry 54 Terry Home in State of Virginia 5 Marquis Mayfield Terry — * F.G 55 Roanoke, Va. Map 6 Lula G.Terry — R.P.Elliott— *F.G 56 Terry Crest 7 Truman Crim Terry— *F.G 57 Lula's Recognition 8 Cordelia M.Terry— H.Taylor— *F.G 58 William Terry 9 Leora G. Terry — Herbert Saxton — * F.G 59 William Terry - *F.G 10 Ethie Terry — Geo. Lambdin — * F.G 60 John Terry - Son of Wm. Terry 11 Virgie Annara Terry — G.L. Stewart — *F.G 61 Letter- Marriage Bond 12 Judge Gardner Terry — *F.G 62 Brown Family 13 Judge Gardner Terry — *F.G 63 Brown Family continued 14 Elsie Terry — John E. Hughes — * F.G 64 Miles Terry — *F.G 15 Elsie Terry - Great Grandchildren 65 Perry Co., Indiana 16 Elsie Terry - children continued 66 Sandage Family 17 Ola Charity Terry — * F.G 67 Will of Nathan Sandridge 18 Russell E. Terry — *F.G 68 Simonson Family 19 Herschel Leslie Terry — * F.G 69 Rev. Thomas Sandage - 1st marriage — *F.G.... 20 Lester Faye Terry — * F.G 70 Rev. Thomas Sandage-2nd marriage - *F.G. .. 21 Judge Emery & M.J. Waiters Terry 71 Elias Terry- 1st & 2nd Marriage Certificate 22 Ethie Terry &Geo. Lambdin children 72 Elias Terry - 3rd & 4th Marriage Certificate 23 Lowell & Luther Terry- pictures 73 Elias Terry — *F.G 24 Elsie Terry — John Edwin Hughes 74 Elias Terry — 1807 25 Elsie Terry Hughes - family continued 75 Harvey Barger — Esther Terry 26 Elsie Terry Hughes family continued 76 Harvey Barger — pictures 27 Elsie Terry Hughes - family continued 77 Matilda Terry Marshall — pictures 28 Ola Charity Terry 78 Francis Marion Terry 29 Ola & Wash Hughes children 79 Bertha Terry Beatty, info. F.M. Terry 30 Ola & Wash Hughes pictures 80 John Elias Terry — *F.G 31 Edria Hughes DeLisle-Africa Trip 81 John Elias Terry by Belva Terry Sullivan 32 Lester F. Terry 82 Russell Lowell Terry— *F.G 33 Lester F. Terry - children information 83 Elias Terry - by Belva G. Terry Sullivan 34 Lester F. Terry - children continued 84 Lincoln Chart by Earl T. Lincoln 35 Lester F. Terry - group pictures 85 John Elias Terry — pictures 36 Lester F. Terry — In Service pictures 86 Francis Marion Terry Ancestor Chart 37 Lester F. Terry, Family pictures 87 Francis Marion Terry by Belva Terry Sullivan 38 Washington County, Ohio Map 88 Belva G. Terry — S. V. Sullivan 39 The Walters Family 89 Elder Judge Emery Terry 40 The Walters Family continued 90 In Memoriam — J. E. Terry 41 Judge Emery Terry, Home, Orleans, Ind 91 Rev. & Mrs. J. E. Terry 42 Reminiscence - Letter by Fearn F. Wilson 92 Names from J. E. Terry Bible 43 Adam Walters — *F.G 93 Letter "1927" from M. J. Terry 44 Emily E. Walters Covey 94 School Diploma — by J. E. Terry 45 Desc. Robert & Lenora Walters Wilson 95 Terry's 7 Sisters / 5 Brothers 46 Cunningham Family 96 1946 — Terry Reunion — Pictures 47 John Cunningham Home, 1772 97 J.E.Terry— Margaret J. Walters — *F.G 48 Joshua Cunningham, 1792— *F.G 98 1916 - Pic. — Grandchildren of J.E. Terry 49 John Cunningham, 1780 & Sarah King 99 Marquis Mayfield Terry 50 Comment Page 100
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August 3, 1966 Mrs. H. 2?. Elliott 301 Pine Clayton, New Mexico 38415
Dear Mrs. Elliott,
I a_m enclosing some photostats that may he of some use to you. The three will cost twenty five cents each which you may send on to us if you desire them. The Terry family was an out standi ng family here at one time. The borne has quite a history, ^lae house has heen demolished recently on account of age. The present lihrary building was "built on one corner of the property which is Elmwood Park. The house stood in the center of the property on a hill. It housed the old library and after that was used by the Roanoke Council of Garden Clubs.
There are many references to the Terrys, Bedford, Campbell, and as you will note, especially Fittsylvania. Old records and the 1790 census list several Johns.
The History of Pittsylvania County by Clement has a footnote on page 172 in connection with Revolutionary history as follows:
0 A deed of 1780 shows that Stephen Terry was "the son of Zacheriah Terry, heir-ih-law of James Terry, deceased," who about 1755 moved from this section of Orange Co., N. C_, Stephen Terry's will was proven October 16, 1797, naming wife Sarah Terry; sons, Nathaniel, James, William, and John; daughters, Ann, Elizabeth, and Rhoda."This book is available thru interlibrary loan and may be had thru your local library for two weeks.
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The family name of Terry is Anglo-Saxon, meaning people's ruler. It is said to have derived from Thierry, nickname for the baptismal name of TheodoricorTedric. Ancient records show it as:Theirry, Thierre, Terri, Tyrry, Terrey.. Families of this name, probably of Norman origin, were found in early dates in the countries of Cumberland, York Huntington, London Buckingham, Oxford, Somerset and Chester in England, as well as Cork, Ireland. They were the most part landed gentry and yeomanry of Great Britian. Among early records of the name in England are those of David Filius Tirry of Cumberland County, 1273. Richard Terry of Huntingtonshireand Geoff rey Terri of Oxfordshire, about 1273. Johannes Tyrre of Yorkshire in 1379. Petrous Terre of the late 14th Century. John Terri of London 1524, and brothers James and Thomas of Barnet, near London. John married the widow Elizabeth (nee Gale) Pierepont, and had three sons, William, Stephen and John. The last two are believed to have emigrated to America about 1630. William Terry, Esq. of Cork Ireland in the early 17th Century was the father of Ingatious who was born 1686. Don Ramon Terry, the great grandson of William, an officer in the service of the King of Spain, was granted his Arms in 1789, by Fortescue of Ulster. The American historical record states that Samuel Terry, who was born in England, emigrated to America in 1650, and settled in Springfield Mass. He was a man of wealth and respected in the colony. Among his descendants was Rev. James Pease Terry who married Marie E. Cady, daughter of Henry Cady, fifth in descent from Samuel Cobb of Tolland Conn. Member of General Assembly in 1700. Samuel married Ana Lobdell about 1661, and had children: Samuel, Ephrain, Thomas, Mary, Rebecca, Elizabeth and Ana. According to History of Barren Co. Ky. about the 'Old Dominion Terry Family', "seven brothers emigrated from Scotland to the Colony of Virginia in the early 1600's. Their father was by birth a Scotchman and their mother an Irish lady of rank". The Quit Rent Rolls of Virginia, 1704 lists Thomas, Stephen and James Terry, King William County. The Rolls list land owners who pay 1 shilling for each 50 acres of land directly to the Crown of England. This is paid annually. Pittsylvania Co. Va. shows Terry's as large land owners. 'Terry plantations very extensive; they owned many slaves„and great amount of land. All but a very small portion of Pittsylvania Co. was owned by Terry's. The family known to be very hard and stern. Took their religion seriously.'
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By D. Ray Blakeley One would think that being named "Artist One could not ask for a more cheerful and Her gardening is also serious business. of the Month" by the Santa Fe Trail Art pleasant person to talk to for an hour or Since she likes to arrange bouquets she Association would cause the honoree to so. Her home is light and airy with just has grown and paint them. She is also a broadcast the news from the picturesque enough bric-a-brac to let one know that it member of the Clayton Garden Club and it Rabbit Ear Mountains. That would be the is lived in and loved. was when she was chairman of the Beautification Committee that the case of most of us; but not so Lula Terry Lula Elliott is a native of Indiana. She first Elliott. planters in the downtown area of Clayton studied art when she attended Indiana were added. Picture, if you will, a certain newspaper State College at Terre Haute. She majored reporter thinking that for once he has a in home economics and minored in art. In her efforts as a genealogist she has "Cushy" assignment. Said reporter She says that she did not paint again until traced her husband's family back to 1525 makes the usual telephone call to intro after she and Rector (Rex) Elliott were in Germany and her mother's family duce himself and set up an appointment. married and had moved in Clayton in (Douthitt) back to 1709 in Ireland. The voice on the other end of the line is 1947. Since that time, however, she has However, it is the 400 strong pitcher so soft as to be remote. Reporter flees to been a serious student of art. She has collection that is the range all the way the protective custody of his editor when studied with Washburne Forster of Hatch, from an heirloom that is from Rex's great he learns that the Artist of the Month LaVora Norman of Ruidoso and Clayton grandmother's first set of dishes when would "rather not" be featured in the Henri Staples of Colorado Springs. she married in 1835 to the most modern Leader. When the Elliotts arrived in Clayton she design that was a gift. They range in size Later, timorous interviewer is crestfallen joined the Art Division of the Twentieth from one quarter of an inch to the one by to learn that Greta Campbell, president of Century Club and was its chairman in the fire place that is over three feet high. the SFTAA has managed to plead, canjole 1954-55. It was during her administration Yet, it is her painting that consumes most or threaten the distinguished artist into that the division began sponsoring the of her interest. She works on several at reconsidering as long as "the article isn't traveling art exhibits from the Museum of one time. She prefers oils to the other very long" and her picture is not Art in Santa Fe. At this time the club also mediums. She uses both brush and palate published. Another phone call to the began to sponsor the one-man show in knife and quite often both techniques in same soft voice. The appointment is the REA window in downtown Clayton. one painting. Her favorite subject is made and the interviewer can only guess Lula is, of course, a member in good flowers and especially those she has what he is getting into. Perhaps a standing of the Santa Fe Trail Art grown. She is nevertheless adept at scenes. mysteriously sudden case of influenza Association which has honored her as the will save the day. No, the reporter cannot The artist has sold 120 examples of her Artisit of the Month for February. She is work, although she gives most away to let it be known that he is intimidated by also a member of the Art Guild of any hideous-looking, little old lady with a family and friends. She currently has two Muscatine, Iowa, where her son, Arlen, commissions to finish. Her work is now cane, probably, who goes lurking about and his family live, and she is an honorary scaring children and small animals. scattered throughout "most" of the 50 member of the Lincoln Hills Art states and Canada. She has won so many A shy knock on the door of a pleasant Association of Indiana. awards that she has lost track of them. enough looking house on Pine Street. Besides in Clayton,paintings signed Lula She does not keep such a careful catalog Perhaps influenza was not such a bad Terry Elliott have been shown at the of her awards as she does of her pictures. idea after all. Surely she won't hit or any Museum of Art in Santa Fe, The Blue Door The awards include her being named thing. The door opens on a charming and in Taos, the Art Guild of Muscatine and in Artist of the Year in 1961 by the Art smiling, youthful looking woman. A a one-man show in No Man's Land Division of the 20th Century Club, many daughter probably, or perhaps a grand Museum at Goodwell, Okla. Union County Fair ribbons, and her latest daughter. bit of recognition from SFTAA. Art is not the only thing that consumes Mrs. Elliott she was indeed. Dressed in a her time. She is a knitter, a gardener, a Modest and reserved in the most pleasant charming pants outfit of purple and an genealogist and a pitcher collector (the and dispelling way, she could not be almost psychedelic blouse, she was not kind you can pour out of, not the kind you talked into allowing her picture to be at all in keeping with the "the little old put on the wall to look at). She is also a taken for publication with this article. It lady" stereotype. She wears glasses. Her member of the Order of Eastern Star and took a bit of persuading to get her to eyes are bright and sparkling. Her hair P.E.O. Sisterhood. consent to have some of her paintings is set in a smart and complimenting style. photographed. Her makeup proves she is one who cares Mrs. Elliott was so taken with the about how she looks. Whatever causes sunflower design on an afghan she I, however, am afraid I have failed in my her reluctance to be photographed is knitted that she painted a picture of the mission. I did faithfully promise that the most certainly not her appearance. design and they compliment each other in article would not be "very long". Unfort her living room. unately the English language is not constructed in such a way to allow one to talk about such a mysterious, active, charming, pleasant personality in just a few well chosen words.
Article: Reprint A —8— WILLIAM TERRY
William Terry was the first authenticated Terry of this line. He was born about 1724 and died 1803 in Botetourt County, Virginia. He entered land in the Big Lick or Great Lick area in the year 1744, one year before Augusta became a county. In 1769 Botetourt county was formed from Augusta, then in 1838 Roanoke County was formed from Botetourt and the Big Lick area was Roanoke County. The city of Roanoke is now in that area. Elmwood, the Terry home was built in the 1750's and recently demolished on account of age. The present library building was built on one corner of the property which is Elmwood Park. The house stood in the center of the property on a hill. From "Kegley's Virginia Frontiers", In 1744 Wil Mam Terry and Jasper Terry were purchasers of 1,170 acres on Wolf Creek, and 180 acres on the Roanoke. 1745 Wil Nam Terry and Henry Brown were buyers at Monohans sale. In 1755 William Terry was granted 300 acres on Black Run of Roanoke River. From deed books l-page305, May 11,1771 William Terry and wife Rachel sold to son William 100 acres on Black Run of Roanoke River. In 1771 William Terry owned 800 acres on Terry Creek of the Roanoke. From "Chalkley's Records of Virginia" Vol. 2 page 415, William Terry, Constable in 1750. Vol. 3 page 17, William Terry an appraiser of the estate of George Barber, 1753. Vol. 2 page 450,1765 Plantations processioned; William Terry, others. Vol. I page 158,1769 William Terry named to value the improvements of John Mill's land on the waters of the Roanoke. William Terry's first wife is not known, but son William Jr. would have been 21 to be deeded land in 1771. On February 3,1759 William Sr. married Rachel Manson. William died 1803. References to the children as shown in Deed Books: I.William Jr. 100 acres on Black Run of Roanoke. 2. Jasper and wife Ruth to John Persinger, two 1/8 shares in his father William Sr. estate, Sr8-564, June 13,1804. 3. John of Anderson Co. Tenn. and wife Esther, by Power of Attorney Thomas Brown to John Persinger his 1/8 share, Sr. 8-602, June 11,1805. 4.Susannah, wife of Thomas Brown, her 1/8 share in her father estate to her four children: Henry, Esther, Kezia and Mary. Sr. 13-276, April 20,1818. 5. Miles to Jonathan Harrison his 1/8 share in his father Williams estate, SR 9-597, July 7,1808 6. Mercy, wife of Jonathan Harrison, her 1/8 share in her father Williams estate, SR 9-554, May 18,1808. 7. Rachel wife of John Martin to Jonathan Harrison her share in her father Williams estate. Jonathan Harrison of Claiborn Co. Tenn. to John Persinger, Rachel Martins share. 8. Jemima wife of Ezekiel Boucher, fell to Jasper Terry who sold to John Persinger. (This information from Charles T. Burton, genealogist of Troutville VA.) FAMILY GROUP No. Husband's Full Namewilliam Terry This Information Obtained From; Dau*"''''. D,y MonIh Ye,r City. Town or Place County or Province, etc. State or Country Add. Im, Charles T. Purton Birth ca 172J4- RR #2 Chr'nd Box 138 Mar. 2d_y±75^ T-ro.-tvi 1 1 ft,Va - Death Botetourt, Va. 2hXlS- Burial iao3 Places of Residence Occupation Church Affiliation Military Rec. (j Other wives. If any. No. (1) (2) etc. 5*. Make separate sheet for each mar. I. His Father Mother's Maiden Name 3. _."_ Wife's Full Maiden Name Rachel Manson Wife's l\\ Data Day Month Year City, Town or Place County or Province, etc. Stare or Country Add. Inft. m Birth 1 <. Chr'nd
_•_ - 3sJ Death Burial _:-: Compiler j.ul a Elliott Places of Residence Address 301 ^ine St. Occupation if other than Housewife Church Affiliation Hi City, stateQ 1 avt on. NM \^__^^}______Date _____\J__£_ Father Mother's Maiden Name Children's Names in Full Children's (Arrange in order of birth) Data Day Month Year City, Town or Place County or Province, etc. State or Country Add. Info Birth Willi am .Tr. Mar. Botetourt, Va. Full Name of Spouse* Death Burial Birth •Tasner Mar. Rotetourt, Va, Full Name of Spouse* Death Ruth Burial Birth ca 1760 Botetourt, Va. John Mar. 2-2-1781 Botetourt, Va. Full Name of Spouse* Death 7-12-1814.2 Perry, Ind. Bathed! PT»n-jn Burial Birth Susannah Mar. 21_-3l._-3UB3. Full Name of Spouse* Death Thornaa Rrown Burial Birth Botetourt, Va. Miles Mar. 30-1-1782 Botetourt, Va. Full Name of Spouse* Death Hannah Horton Burial Birth Botetourt, Va. Marcy Mar. Botetourt, Va. Full Name of Spouse* \ Death Jonathan HflTTiann Burial Birth Botetourt, Va. Mar. Rachel Spouse* Botetourt, Va Full Name of Death John Martin Burial Birth Botetourt, Va. Jemima Mar. '1796 Full Name of Spouse* Botetourt, Va, Death Ezekiel Boucher Burial Birth Mar. Full Name of Spouse* Death Burial 10 Birth Mar. Full Name of Spouse* Death Burial JOHN TERRY
John Terry was born about 1760, son of William and Rachel Terry of Botetourt County Virginia. He died December 7,1842 in Perry Countyjindiana and is buried in the Terry Cemetery. February 2,1781 he married Esther Brown, daughter of Thomas and Mary Terry Brown who lived between Peter's Creek and Mason's Creek on the Roanoke River. Esther was born about 1765, died 1847 in Perry Countyjndiana. Marriage Bonds are at Fincastle^VA. From "Worrell's transcription of original records of Botetourt County Militia Rolls of August 31,1782, John Terry was in Captain Neeley's Company 13th District." His brother Miles was in that same Company. After the Revolutionary War ended John and his brother Miles migrated to Anderson County Tennessee. John was living there when his father William Terry died in 1803, for he gave Power of Attorney to his brother-in-law Thomas Brown to sell his share in his fathers estate. (This information from Charles T. Burton Genealogist of Virginia) About 1815 John and Esther moved on pack horses to Perry County Indiana and settled in Anderson Township near Tell City. That was before Indiana became a State. There was good hunting in the dense woodland along the Ohio River, game was very necessary for survival in the early days. From early "Indiana Trails and Surveys" by George R.Wilson. There was a small fort on the Kentucky side of the Ohio River at the mouth of Salt River, and many pioneers came to Indiana, by way of this stream." "There appears to have been an Indian trail five miles south of what is now Leopold, in Perry County. It led northwest from Rome, leaving Cannelton, Tell City and Troy from six to eight miles south, and Indian road crossed the Anderson river three miles southeast of Fulda, and went north to Dale." Some of John Esther's children are not know, they probably married and stayed in Tennessee. The ones coming to Perry County of their fourteen children: 9. Esther born 1798 married June 11,1818 John White 10. Elijah born 1800 married Sally Small Jan. 7,1816 11. Rachel born 1804 married April 15,1821 Rev. Thomas Sandage. Rachel Terry Sandage died 1867 12. Elias born Sept. 15,1807 married Eleanor Sandage Sept. 28,1826 13. Miles born March 11,1809 married Nancy A. Baswell 14. Thomas born 1814 died 1853 married Polly Bradshaw The will of John Terry was proved by William Marshall on the 17th day of Dec. 1842. "All his estate both real and personal was bequeathed to his beloved wife, Esther Terry to be done with, managed and used by her as she may think proper during her life, and at her death to be disposed of as she may think proper." Esther Terry Executrix About 1834 John Terry gave Miles Terry the purchase price to buy a 40 acre homestead for him on a trip to Vincennes Ind. Miles took title in his own name, but after John's death Miles and his wife deeded it to Esther and she in turn conveyed the land back to Miles in 1847. Her name does not appear in the record again. The land was located 3/4 mile east of the Lily Dale Church.
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The entry book of Augusta County shows that on Dec. 29,1754, Henry Brown "entered 400 acres of land near ye Round Hill between ye Long Meadow and Lenvels Creek." He was active in all the early movements for community roads. On Dec. 13,1744, Henry Brown and Henry Brown Jr. were buyers at Daniel Monahan's sale. In 1729, Vol. 21, page 55 of the New Jersey Archives- Moses Taylor 35 years of age-made a bequest to Henry Brown by his will of July 21,1682. Vol.21, page 193 of the N.J. Archives, is the will of Sarah Lawrence, dated Jan. 29,1692-93, with bequests to her cousins. Esther Brown and Joseph Brown, and to her sister, — Brown. The latter may have been the first wife on Henry Sr. and after her death he may have married her cousin Esther Brown, Also Virginia Archives Vol. 1, page 77, Nov. 16,1757, Henry Brown Sr. names his daughter Esther, wife of William Carlton, Administrator of his estate. Henry Brown was married twice, his first wife was Lettice ?. There were two sons Henry Jr. born Sept. 9,1716, married Ann Richardson, daughter of John and Jane (Middleton) Richardson, 1735, He died June, 1796. Samuel the second son born about 1720, married Mary Dickinson. Henry Sr. second wife was Esther ?. Their children were: Daniel, David, Thomas, Robert and Esther. "Thomas Brown married Mary Terry and lived between Peter's Creek and Mason's Creek of the Roanoke. Robert lived on Mason's Creek. Esther married William Carlton who owned land adjoining her own tract on Lick Run of Mason's Creek. Daniel remained on the Roanoke ten years after his fathers death then went to Bedford Co. Henry Jr. married Alice Beard Feb. 20,1757 and lived in Bedford County until his death. Thomas and Mary Terry Brown had Children: 1. Thomas born about 1760 married Sussannah Terry 1783, daughter of William and Rachel Terry. Thomas was Capt. in Revolution. Children of Thomas and Sussannah: a. Henry T. b. Esther married 1. James Carlton, 2. William Blair c. Mapa d. Keziah married John Hannon, Mar. 3,1817. e. Mary married James Thompson, April 12,1813. f. William g. Thomas III married Elizabeth Armstrong. h. Rebecca married John Prince, Oct. 30,1811. Capt. Thomas Brown died 1823. Will recorded in Will Book C, pages 398-99-400. Botetourt County, Virginia. *2. Esther Brown born about 1765 in Augusta Co.rVA. She marri.ed John Terry, Feb. 2,1781, son of William and Rachel Terry, (license at Botetourt Co. VA.) — 13— The following sketch of Henry Brown was supposedly written by John Thompson Brown, a great grandson of Henry Brown. My great grandfather was living on his farm in what is now Botetourt, then Augusta County, on the bank of the Roanoke River. He had two sons by his first marriage, Henry, my grandfather, and Samuel, the father of Col. Samuel Brown of Greenbriar, whose brother Adam was captured by a party of Indians and spent his life amongst them near Detroit, at a place called Brownstown. My great-grandfather, by his second marriage, had sons Daniel, David, Thomas, Robert and a daughter Esther. An event occured in the year 1757 in the fall, after Braddock's defeat, which made it a memorable era in the history of the family. The residence of my great grandfather was on the then frontier of the State and exposed to the frequent incursions of the Indians. Is was customary to keep fire-arms loaded and in perfect condition, so the family might be said to sleep on their arms. My grandfather had placed his infant children farther down in the settlement for security, while he removed to Greenbriar and his half brother Thomas was absent in militia service. My grandfather observed early in the morning some moccasin tracks and suspecting there were Indians came home and informed his father. They were sitting in the house examining their guns, when a party of five Indians, supposed to be Shawnees, fired in upon them through the window, instantly kiiling Henry Sr., my great grandfather. Henry, my grandfather, shot the chief down as he entered the door and then springing out with his gun clubbed another Indian who was pressing toward. A long and doubtful struggle ensued. Robert, meanwhile from the interior of the house, fired and wounded another Indian. The remaining two Indians, finding their leader fallen, one wounded and another down, picked up the wounded Indian and fled toward the river. My grandfather then scalped the chief, took his rifle and ornaments, and went to the fort, four miles below. He received the large reward (30 pounds or perhaps 50) offered by law of the State for the scalp of an Indian killed by a private citizen. Governor Dinwiddie offered him a commission in the Army, which he refused in consequence of the exposed situation of his family and property. He now bought a farm in Bedford County on Otter Creek, where he resided until his death. He had married Alice Beard Feb. 20,1757. -14— AMILY GROUP No Husband's Full Name Miles TERRY Husband's? his Information Obtained From: >«__ Day Month Year City. Town or Place County or Province, etc. State or Country Add. Info, on Husband Birth 11-3-180C Anderson Tenn Chr'nd David Sodrel Mar. ToDinsport Ind. Death 4-7-1880 Perry Ind. Burial IWheatley Cemetery Places of Residence Tenn. Ky . Ind. Occupation parmer Church AffiliationCh of Chrift'tJitary Rec. 8ffifersw_p_rsa'!efeNf«tyffltS!?. Cynthia Walker 19-11-1865 His Father John Terrv Mother's Maiden Name Esther BrOWn Wife's Wife's Full Maiden Name Nanc.v Baswell Dau Day Month Year City, Town or PUce County or Province, etc. Stare or Country Add. Info, on Wife Birth 25-6-1803 N.C. Chr'nd Death 21-7-186". Burial Wheatley Cemetery lomDiiefcuia Terry a 111 ."feces of Residence Vddress Occupation if other than Housewife Church Affiliation Other husbands, if any. No. (1) (2) etc. :ity, State Make separate sheet fer earh War. ,ate Her Father Mother's Maiden Name Children's Names in Full C hildren'a ;Arrange in order of birth) t ata Day Month Year City, Town or Place County or Province, etc. State or Country Add. Info, on Children Birth Lucinda 183' Perry Ind. Mar. 21-12-185* •• Full Name of Spouse* \ Death William Hicks \ Burial I Birth 2-9-1839 Perry Ina. John N. Terry Mar. died Nashville Tenn. Full Name of Spouse* \ Death 15-12-186* 1- Civil War Co.K 8lSt Ind. Vol r-at-S. \ Burial Wheatley Cemetery Perry Ind t 1 • m Birth 184' ' Perry Ind. Louise Terry Mar. 7-1-1869 Full Name of Spouse* \ Death John Anderson \ Burial _ Birth 18i|6 Perry Ind. Nancy Popn Sarah Jane Mar. 4-3-1866 married 8nd Adam Glenn 28-2-136V a Full Name of Spouse* \ Death 1878 Descendant Thadeus Cummings \ Burial Conner Cemetery Perry Co ichlldren Cynthia W. Birth Perry Ind. Henry S. Mar. 6-8-1894 Pull Name of Spouse* \ Death Sarah Jackson \ Burial i Birth Perry Ind. Aaron Mar. Full Name of Spouse* \ Death Etta Mae Stidum \ Burial [ Birth P°rry Ind Magarah Mar. Full Name of Spouse* \ Death Isaac Wheatley \ Burial Birth Perry Ind. Clara . Mar. 18-8-1907 Full Name of Spouse* \ Death Noah Fuller \ Burial , Birth Perry Ind. Mary Ann Mar. Full Name of Spouse* \ 3eath age 18 Burial Birth .ferry ind. Esther Mar. Full Name of Spouse* \ Death infant Burial •If married more than once No. each mar. (1) (3 ) etc. and list in "Add. info, on child ren* column. Use reverse side for additional children, other notes, reference: S or inf orm a Hon- Jerr_ ffin.AHl __»»«_. (Bourn \ THE SANDAGE FAMILY Many families left their homes in the southern states to find new homes north of the Ohio River, because they abhorred slavery. The Sandage family were of Irish descent and natives of South Caroline. They migrated to Perry County Ind. 1812, and settled in Tobinsport Township, and were preceded by only a few families. The country at that time was a wilderness, wild animals and Indians being every day sights.. Thomas Sandage was born February 9,1776 in Union County South Caroline, died April 18, 1852, in Perry County Indiana. His parents were Nathan and Mary Canady Sandage. In 1803 he married Nancy Ann Simonson, daughter of Magness and Elizabeth Simonson of Union County South Caroline. Thomas and Nancy with his brother Moses migrated to Perry County Indiana and settled on Millstone Creek. Thomas was the founder of the Gilead Baptist Chruch at Millstone in 1816. He was licensed to exhort in 1820. Children of Thomas and Nancy: 1. Nathan born March 17,1804 married Nancy Quick Mar. 24,1824 2. Moses born Sept. 1,1805 married Debra Comstock Oct. 4,1826 died 1874. Jessie Sandage Clements, adescendent. 3. Thomas born March 28,1807 married Margaret Lasher Feb. 1,1827. Thomas died 1863 4. Frances born March 28,1807 died infant 5. Eleanor born August 28, 1809 married Sept. 28,1826 Elias Terry 6. Mary born February 15,1811 married Phillip Howell May 6,1830 7. William Canady born May 11,1813 married Elizabeth Coffey Feb. 1,1832. William died 1890 8. Daniel born November 28,1816 died December 11,1816 Nancy Simonson Sandage died 1820 and Rev. Thomas Sandage married Rachel Terry April 15, 1821, she was daughter of John and Esther Brown Terry, born 1804 died 1867. On June 15,1821 Rachel came into the Gilead Baptist Church, and related an experience, was baptised and received into the fellowship. Children of Rev. Thomas and Rachel Terry Sandage: 9. John Born February 27,1822 married Martha Mosley. John made a trip down Mississippi River to New Orleans 1850, contacted cholera and died. 10. Mariah born August 10,1823 married Uriah Cummings April 29,1841, died 1880 11. Jesse born May 11,1827 married Elizabeth Gilliland April 15,1849, died June 12,1894 12. Charles born January 15,1829 married Ann Groves 1850, died June 12,1884 13. Elias born November 4,1830 married Nancy Figgers 1850, died 1902 14. Miles born November 17,1832 married Laura Halstead 1858, died 1909 15. Esther born April 1,1836 married Trennet Phillips April 6,1864 16. Elihew born September 30,1839 married Lucinda Landers Sept. 11,1859 17. Elijah born November 2,1842 married March 24,1864 ? 18. Rachel born October 20,1845, died infant — 17- WILLOF NATHAN SANDRIDGE The last will and testament of Nathan Sandage of Union County in the State of South Carolina be it Known unto all Christian People whome it may Concern that I Nathan Sandage being Sick and weke but in perfect mind and memory but Calling to mind the uncertainty of this Life and being Desirous of Settleing my affairs Whilst Life and Strength promits, do make ordane and Constitute my Last will and testament, in the following manner, first I desire that my body be buryed in adecent and Christian manner, at the descretion of my beloved wife; my funeral Charges and Just Debts may be paid and discharged with all Conveniant Speed, after my deceas, Secondly I give and bequeath unto my beloved wife Mary Sandage 100 hundred Acres of Land whereon I now live and one hundred Acres adjoining the Said tract up the Creek adjoining David Stuarts Land, and another tract Containing 25 Acres more or Less adjoining the palntation where on I now Live on one Side the other Side on Land Laid out for George Hope Likewise all my Cattle hogs and Sheep with all my houshould furniture and plantation tools with one Sorrel mare and after her Decease is my will that / my son Thomas Sandage Shall have one hundred Acres of Land upthe Creek adjoining David Stuart Likewise it is my will that my Son Nathan Sandage Shall have atract of Land on the South Side of Cane Creek adjoining Land held by Simon Creach Peter Hegpeth and John Boolare Likewise it is my will that my Son Moses Sandage Shall have the plantation where on I now live Likewise I give and Demise unto my Son Nathan Sandage one Sorril Mare 3 years old past Likewise I give unto My Son Thomas Sandage one gray mare Colt a year old past and Lastly I do hereby nominate Constitute and apoint John Hawkins and James Smith to be the Executers of this my Last will Disanulling and Revoking all other wills by me made, and Confirming this and this only to be my Last will and testament Witness my hand and Seal this twenty-ninth Day of the of the month / one thousand Eight hundred Signed Sealed in the presents of us his George x Trammel Nathan Sandage Mark Fanny Pruite Recorded April 5,1819 Leah Trammel WmRice(ordy) Recorded in Will book b Page 50 — 18- THE SIMONSON FAMILY The name Simonson was found in the Providence of New York as early as 1631. One William Simonson came on the "Fox" in 1662. It is said the Simonsons sprang from a Dutch merchant named Simon Brock. Moses Simonson came on Ship Fortune in 1621. He came as a single man, being granted an acre of land in 1623, he was probably a minor, it was not until 1633 that he became a free man. Edward Winslow stated that Moses Simonson was a child of one that was in Communion with the Dutch Church at Leyden. The first authenicated Simonson of our line was Magnus. He forfeited land in Pennsylvania where he first settled and migrated to Union County South Carolina in 1738. He is listed in the 1790 census of Union County as having slaves. His will dated June 21,1795 and proven September 8,1795, leaves his "wife Elizabeth one third part of the land where on I now live during her widowhood, and at her death to be divided as follows, I give to my daughter Grace all the part of the land on the north side of Creek and all the land on south side of Creek to my son Magnus and my daughter Mary Ann and Nancy to be equally divided between them. I give to my daughter Mary Hollingsworth, Lydia Simonson, Eleanor Teague, Hannah Bishop, Phebe Bishop each fifteen Shillings. I give to my son Isaac one pound Sterling. And as for my Stock of horses, cattle and sheep it is my will that they be equally divided between my wife Elizabeth, my son Magnus and my daughters Grace, Maryann and Nancy. I do hereby constitute and appoint my son Magnus, Arthur Thomas and Richard Cox to be Executors to this my last will." SCOTCH IRISH PIONEERS In looking over the map of Pennsylvania we find that these townships, Donegal, Paxtang, Deny and Hanover (near the Susquehanna), and Drumore, Colerain, Fallowfield and Sadsbury (along Octorara Creek, which marks the western line of Chester County after 1729), together with the Brandywinefarmsa little north of Wilmington, the Neshaminy lands north of Philadephia, and Allen township, ten miles west of Easton, comprise the earliest settlements of the Scotch Irish in Pennsylvania. The settlers who first occupied these fertile lands entered America at the ports of Philadelphia and New-castle. At Philadelphia the Rev. Jedediah Andrews had begun about 1701 to preach in the"Barbadoes store." His followers were Presbyterians, and to his church came the strangers of that faith. From Philadelphia the immigrants spread out over the county of Lancaster. From Newcastle as another center they pushed along the Christiana to its contributing sources, White Clay Creek and Red Clay Creek. Along the banks of these creeks, and down the Brandywine and the Elk, the Rev. George Gillespie, a Scotch preacher, had ridden from house to house on his lonely circuit as early as 1713, when he was stationed at the church at the head of the Christiana. Scotch and English chiefly composed the congregations until between 1718 and 1720, although the presence of ministers from Ireland would seem to suggest an occasional layman also from Irish soil. On White Clay Creek were the Steels, Gardeners and Whites, of early importance, although their church of that name was not founded until 1721. The purchasers of land forthe joint church at Lower Brandywine in 1720 were John Kirkpatrick, James Houston, James Mole, William Smith, Magnus Simonson, Ananias Higgins, John Heath and Patrick Scott. The surnames of the members of the Upper Octorara Church before the middle of the eighteenth century were: Alison, Blelock, Boggs, Boyd, Boyle, Clingan, Cochran, Cowan, Dickey, Filson, Fleming Gardner, Glendenning, Hamill, Henderson, Heslep, Hope, Herr, Kyle, Ligget, Lockhart, Luckey, McAllister, McNeil, McPhersjon, Mitchell, Moody, Park, Richmond, Robb, Rowan, Sandford, Scott, Sharpe, Sloan, Smith, Stewart, Summeril, Wiley, Wilkin, and Wilson. — 19— immjmjgnnflgfBB^g FAMILY GROUP No._ Husband's Full Name Rev. Thomas SANDAGE Husband's Day Month Year City, Town or Place County or Province, etc. .State or Country Add. Info, oni This Information Obtained From: Data Birth Q-2-1776 Union S.C. Chr'nd David bodrel Mar. 15-4-1821 Perry 3Tnd7 Tobinsport Ind. Death 18-4-1852 Burial Places of Residence S.C. Ind. Occupation Minister Church Affiliation Baptist Military Rec. .er wives, if any. No. (1) (2) etc. -l NanCV Ann SllBOnSOn ke separate sheet tor each mar. X. i.tcxn.\jj wui ^xmaa^w.. His Father Nathan Sandage Mother's Maiden Name Mary Canady Wife's Full Maiden Name Rachel TEflflY Wile's Stare or Country Add. Info. onV| Data Day Month Year City, Town or PUce \ County or Province, etc. Birth ism J____3___ Chr'nd Death 1868 Perry Ind. Burial j compiieLula Terry Elllgtites of Residence Ky. Ind. Address Occupation if other than Housewife Church Affiliation Baptist Other husbands, if any. No. (1) (2) < ^'•== City, State Make separate sheet fer eaolTnar. Date Her Father John Terry Mother's Maiden Name Esther abrOWn Children's Names ln Full Children's County or Province, etc State or Country Add. Info. onQ (Arrange ln order of birth) Data Day Month Year City, Town or Place 1 Birth 27-2-1822 Perry Ind. John Mar. 21-3-1844 - Full Name of Spouse Death 21-12-1850 Martha Ann Mosby Burial died of Cholera after boat tr.;? to M1_- Birth 10-8-1823 'erry Ind. Mariah Mar. 29-4-1841 Full Name of Spouse* Death 188Q Uriah Cunnings Burial Birth 11-5-1827 Perry 3Lnd*- Jesse Mar. 15-4.-1849 Full Name of Spouse* \ Death 12-6-1894 Elizabeth Gillilaru Burial Birth 15-1-1829" Perry Ind. 3. Jane Charles Mar. 1850 Agnew Full Name of Spouse* Death 12-6-1884 3.Sarah Ann Groves Burial Gllne Birth 4-11-1830 Perry Ind. ZTnafj Ellas Mar. 1850 Blood Full Name of Spouse* Death 1902 Nancy Flggers Burial Birth 17-11-1832' Perry Ind. 2. Men Miles Mar. 185£ Lander Full Name of SpouBe* Death 19 & Laura Halstead Burial Birth 1-4-1836 Perry Ind. Esther Mar. 6-4-1864 Full Name of Spouse* Death Trennet Phillips Burial 8 Birth 30-9-1839 Perry Ind. Elihew Mar. 11-9-1859 Full Name of Spouse* Death Lucinda Landers Burial Birth 2-11-1842 Perry _In_±_ Elijah Mar. 24-3-1864 Full Name of Spouse* Death T57T Burial 10 Birth 20-10-184S RaohRl Mar. Full Name of Spouse* Death 3CB4T Burial •If married more than OIK. No. each mar. (1) (2) etc and list In 'Add. info, on children" column. Use reverse side for additional children, other notes, references or Information. - FAMILY GROUP No._ Husband's Full Name Rev. Thomas Sandage Husband's This Information Obtained From: Data Day Month Year City, Town or Place County or Province, etc. State or Country Add. Info, on Husband Birth 9-2-1776 Union S.C. David Sodrel Chr'nd Tobinsport Ind3 Mar. 1803 Union S.C. Death 18-4-1852 Perry Ind. )r.Laurence Sennello Burial "3920 Drexel Places of Residence S.C. Ind. Gurnee 111. 600J1 Occupation Minister Church Affiliation baptist Military Rec. Other wives. If any. No. (1) (2) etc. Make separate sheer for eacn mar. Rachel Terry His Father Nathan Sandage Mother's Maiden Name Mary Canady Wife's Full Maiden Name Nancy Ann Simonson Wife's Dau Day Month Year City, Town or Place County or Province, etc. Stare or Country Add. Info, on Wife Birth ca 1778 Union ~3~CJ7 Chr'nd Death 1819 Perry Ind. Burial Compiler Lula Elliott Places of Residence S.C. Ind. Address 301 Pine St. Occupation if other than Housewife Church Affiliation Baptist Other husbands, if any. No. _1) (22) Ietc . City, state Clayton f NM Make separate .Beet fer earh War. Date Her Father MagneSS Simonson Mother's Maiden Name Elizabeth ? Children's Names in Full Children's (Arrange ln order of birth) Data Day Month Year City, Town or Place County or Province, etc. State or Country Add. Info, on Children Birth 17-3-1804 Union S.C. d., Mary Nathan Mar. 24-3-l82'5 Perry Ind, Hinton Full Name of Spouse* Death TBB~5~ 7-6-1866 Nancy Quick Burial Birth 19-1-1805 Union S.C. 2.Sarah Moses Mar. 1826 Perry Ind. Harding Full Name of Spouse* Death T875 3.Nancy Debra Comstock Burial Cirp Birth 28-3-1807 Union S.C. Thomas Mar, 1-2-182? Full Name of Spouse* Death T853" Perry Hfibd Margaret Lasher Burial 4 twin of Thomas Birth Union S.C. Francis Mar. Full Name of Spouse* Death infant Burial Birth 20-8-1809 Union S.C. Eleanor Mar. 28-9-1826 Perry Ind. Full Name of Spouse* Death 12-3-1850 Ellas Terry Burial Birth 15-2-1811 Perry Ind. Mary Mar. 6-5-1830 Full Name of Spouse* Death Phillip Howell Burial Birth 11-5-1813 Perry Ind. 2.Nancy William Canady Mar. 1-2-1832 Snelllhg" Full Name of Spouse* Death 1890 Perry Ind. 3.Emily Elizabeth Coffey Burial Gasser 28-11-181 Birth Perry Ind. Daniel Mar. Full Name of Spouse* Death 11-12-1815 Burial Birth Mar. Full Name of Spouse* Death Burial 10 Birth Mar. Full Name of Spouse* Death Burial married more than once No. each mar. (1) (2\ ) etc and list in "Add. info, on children* column. Use reverse side for additional children, other notes, references or information. \ *3 tdea^-a^-'W'. | _aa- C? a!A TO tV •>!•<. BEE IT REMEMBERED, That on this •»aS/'diyo/ da;; off °^/7 \f,HLi\ V ' J the following marriage license was issued, to-wit: 1 a a . .-,,•_- .- . y,.( ___^^_) INDIANA TO-WIT: 3*?*-=~j^ COUNTY, SS. To (I/a* wAo a-AuM aw l/jrsc Presents, Greeting: Know yc, that any person legally authorized to solemnize matrimony is hereby licensed to join in marriage as husband and wife et.-aU^-a^___i -'CJa^a-a~^fa nJMj _aa_a____4^..-t.-a^a~ tc/0^_ ttau^taj anj for s0 fa\__„ ___]__ sllrtn _0 ___s sufficient authority. Wilms, i.ft'-6™-*—- l_3i3"-"*- Clerk of tho e^d-a-y Circuit Court, this .^/^day of ^«l'*.__L 184 . dad^a-a^.. dtd~e- (eSt BE IT FURTHER REMEMBERI-D, That on this day of 184 , the following certificate was filed in my office, to-wit: Indiana, to-wit: County: This certifies that I joined in marriage as husband ami wife and on the day of 181 . TO w BE IT REMEMBERED, That on this e#f 'day of t-^^*^*^i8Crf", •O • a/ tj^V^**^^^^ J • l^e following, marriage license was issued, to-wit: INDIANA, TO-WIT: $Z*~^y' COUNTY, SS. To all who shall sea thea Presents, Greeting! Know ye, that any person legally authorized to solemnize matrimony is hereby licensed to join in marriage as husband and wife __=^^**^-^/ d^Z^*--^-**^-** and o3L-^^~*^^^-^' fy? i^-^a.t^-t^d~- &dcj and fjr so doing this shall ho his sufficient authority. Witness, tC&d?e-> ft/ted ddtflaja. _ "| .J/1 •ro ./ L». BE IT REMEMBERED, T|„„ ,m U)i< . _/' / '( .( ,' ftA <3iU fVt r.c J ,(/(/the following marriage lic01_„. . ' ^ "' ^^ .1/ __>- ., ,s lssucd, to-wit: INDIANA, TO-WIT: , ' '. Z- (•/•1a^' COUNTY, SS. To all telio tihall'see tlicsr. Prcj/lntr, Greeting .•' Know yc, that any. person l_m.ii U and li.i;*o duwi_ this shall l..c Ins sufficient aulltA and ' " " • d'"''y /J / / / f&a / a X 1 B_rrFonT____R__.__ra____.ThMon_._,^ '^ day'rf A/? /, ,, , V ' ' '' >' ^A ' '" ' J 4 in my office, to-wit: a* ''/, .'he following cerijjic„t, ^ ' *"• file.) Indiana, to-vnt; _7/.-l'? id* ~ "—- Count;/: This certifies that l joined in ^marriage as husband and wife (((to -3 . 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A •* _c£i!itntlfil,^ace&, C&rr: rfj2Wr?d&^-' Elias Terry 3rd and 4th Marriage certificates. FAMTLY GROUP No. Husband's Full Name i£Has TERRY Husband's^ Day Month Year City, Town or Place County or Province, etc. State or Country Add. Info, on Husti This Information Obtained From: J_t_ Birth 15_9_l8o'. Botetourt VA. Chr'nd David bol'rel Mar. 28-9-1826 Perry Ind. Tobinsport Ind. Death 1894 Perry Ind. Burial Covey Cemetery Places of Residence VA . Tenn. Ky. ind. Occupation Farmer Church AffiliatioiC of Chr islWilitary Rec. . Butnej other wwes, if any. No. (i) (2) etc. Marina I'los Dy Sanaage , Margaret w Tull.Marj Mak'-' separate sheet for each mar, ^ :li!_i His Father John Terry Mother's Maiden Name Esther BROWN r^~ 5 l»l_i Wife's Full Maiden Name Eleanor SANDAGE Wile's 331 s Dau Day Month Year City, Town or Place County or Province, etc. State or Country Add. Info, on Wlft ££ j £ Birth 20-8-1809 Union S.C. £r From "History of Warrick, Spencer and Perry County Indiana" by Goodspeed, published 1885 Elias Terry was born in Botetourt County Virginia, September 15, 1807, the twelfth child of John and Esther Brown Terry. When Elias was a boy his parents moved on pack horses to Perry County Indiana, about 1815. At that time the woods were full of Wild animals, and occasionally Indians were seen. Elias rode in front of his mother on the horse during the trip, which consumed several weeks. He was reared on a farm in Perry County. At age twenty Elias married Eleanor Sandage. There were ten children born to this union: 1. Esther married Harvey Barger 2. Cynthia married William Bray 3. Mary 4. Charlotte married Hiram Miller 5. Matilda married Benjamin Marshall 6. Uriah, Civil Casuality 7. Francis Marion married Nancy A. Sands 8. Lucinda married William M.Wilgus 9. John B. 10. Judge Emery and Clayton twins, born March 12,1850 On the 12th of March Mrs. Terry died, Elias married Martha Sept. 7, 1851 Mosby Sandage, widow of John Sandage, there were three children born to this union, Ellen, Joseph and Jane. Ellen and Joseph died young. Jane married William Cash. Martha died 1862. Elias third marriage was to Margaret Tull Sept. 5,1862, they had one daughter who married Mr. Humphrey. Margaret died 1865. On October 1,1865 Elias married Mary C. Butner, they had four children, Mary E.; Emily J.; Leora and Harmon. Mr. Terry owns 180 acres of land, is a Republican, and in earlier years killed six deer in a day. The 1850 census of Perry County listed Elias Terry, farmer with 400 acres of land. In 1860 census he was listed with 2,400 real estate value and 1,200 personal property. He applied for a pension as dependent father of Uriah E. Terry, Civil War Casuality. Elias died 1894 and is buried in the Covey Cemetery. He was a member of the Lily Dale Church of Christ. (This information from David Sodrel of Tobinsport^lnd.) —25— HUSBAND: HUSBAND Harvey BARGER (Blacksmith & FarmerjviFE: •cm 1 March 1820 pine. Breckenridge County. Kentucky Chr. Marr. 1 December 1848 piace Cannelton, Perry County, Indiana ed 21 Fehruarv 1901 PI0« Cooter Township, Pemiscot County, Missouri ir. Fehruarv 1901 PI_._. Mt. Zion Cemete:ry , Steele, Perm scot Co jnty, K issoun os FATHER Ds George BARGER _ii.5__*__ Susannah SHELMAN HUSBANDS OTHER WIVES WIFF F^thPr TFRRY ?R Mnvpmhpr 1R".D pior. Perry County, Indiana Chr. Place Di.d 28 April 1888 PI_._ Pemiscot County, Missouri Bur. 1 OOO Place Mt. Zion Cemetery, Steele, Pemiscot County, Missouri S FATH'E R Fli?»«: TFRRY JXKE!. Fl Pannr SAIIOAGF WIFES HUSBANDS -.FIX WHEN DIED WHEN BORN WHERE BORN DAY MONTH M CHILDREN 1 l-t )..u h rt.1 Id (Whether Living ur Dead i in Ordi-r of Illrili STATE OR F DAY MONTH YEAR TOWN COUNTY COUNTRY Plac* SURNAME (CAPITALIZED) GIVEN NAMES 27 May 1899 1 BARGER, William Penn 22 Feb 1850 Perry Ind. Steele, Missoi 17 Fph 1R7fi 2 BARGER, Susan 5 April 1852 Perry Ind. Missni 3 BARGER, Mary E April 1853 Perry Ind. 4 Mar 1888 4 BARGER, Nancy 18 Jan 1857 Q Q Mo. 16 Nov 1 3 5 BARGER, Lavina 23 Sep 1863 Mac.kav, Idaho 6j BARGER, Ann 5 Oct 1864 7 BARGER, Abraham L Mar 1865 Ind. « 9 10 To Whom Married Date Place 1 f.AMPRFI 1 . 1 eat.hie F ra 1879 2 Unmarried 3 (1 . Al 1 FN, William md (2. BROOKS. Fran^ 4 CAMPRFI 1 , ,lnhn F.M. ?n rw iqnn Missouri 5 EDRINGT0N. Silas Abram 4 July 1880 Pemiscot. County, Missouri 6 NAPPFS, William 7 SYI V ANI IS, MnlliP 8 9_ JU- SOURCE Information & Explanations RELATIONSHIP INFORMATION Thft ahovp Hnshand is a 2nd Great Grandfathe: Raraer Journal. Vol T No. 1 p. 99 of Barbara T. Steed . 1880 Federal Census. Indiana Mrs. Lois McRevnolds. 112 N. Pine. Caruthers- ville. Mo. Archive Record, 1900 Federal Censu ; COMPILER OF THTS RECORD 1880 Federal Census. Missouri l Name: Rarhara I StPPd Cemeterv Records, Steele Missouri Pauline Baraer Crawford Address: 101 Mountain View Avenue , Marr. lie. f_ Marr Certr Indiana lake Elsinore, California 92330 TelpphnnP: (714. 674-2139 i * **i Abraham Barger, ^_f Harvey Barger Esther (Terry) Barger Lavina Barger, taken on her.Wedding Day. She was 17 years old. July 1880. Daughter of Harvey and Esther (Terry) Barger -27— Matilda (Terry) Marshall and son Otis Four Generations taken 1941 Son-William Ross Marshall Father-Donald Leland Marshall Grandpa-William Edward Marshall Great-Grandpa-Edward Ellsworth Marshall Anna Marshall Miller Ed Marshall - Hannah Marshall (daughter of Matilda) daughter Elsie-son Bill —28— FRANCIS MARION TERRY Francis Marion was the 7th child born to Elias and Eleanor Sandage Terry. He was born Oct. 15, 1842, died May 22, 1926. His first wife was Nancy Ann Sands daughter of Joshua and Martha Evans Sands. Nancy Ann was born May 28, 1849, died Sept. 12, 1892. They were married Oct. 3,1872 in Perry Co. Indiana. Francis or Frank as he was called, was a Private in the Union Army in the Civil War, he served in Co. F 26th Regiment of Ind. Volunteers. In action at Spanish Fort, Mobile and Blakely in Alabama. Civil War pension Certificate #272,952 his last pension increase to $70.00 per month. Nancy Ann was believed to be an orphan as she was reared by John and Julia Mann Walters, who probably brought her with them from Marietta,Ohio. Children of Frank and Nancy Terry: 1. Alford Marcia born Jan. 1,1875 died Nov. 8,1875 2. Annie Floria born Jan. 27,1879 died Jan. 26,1889 3. John Elias born March 28, 1882 died Nov. 27, 1943 married Ollie Belcher May, 15, 1906, daughter of John Martin and Esther Martha Clark of Gatchel Perry Co. Ind. 4. Claria Jane born Oct. 11,1876 died Jan. 25,1963, married Oct. 2,1898 Francis Taylor 5. Martha E. born Dec. 10,1887 died Dec. 4,1892 6. Mary Belva born Nov. 25, 1884 died Dec. 30, 1970 married Oct. 18, 1903 Edmund Sylvester Lincoln, son of Thomas Jr. and Frances Jane Cassidy Lincoln. 7. Cordie Lee born April 24,1891 married Roy Love Francis Marion second wife was Mary C. Kilburn, they were married Sept. 21, 1893. She was born April 14,1863 died Sept. 5,1939 Their Children: 8. Lula May born April 3, 1896 died May 24, 1967, married John C. Maier June 1, 1921. Two children were born to this union: Wilma Maier Schroeder and Cletus Maier who married Beverly 9. Gladys Ethel born April 6,1898 died Jun 24,1974 10. Ninda born Jan. 6,1900 died March 2,1904 11. Lester Everet born July 23,1903 died Feb. 5,1904 12. Bertha Ada born Jan. 5,1905 married Forest Frank Beatty May 12,1941 13. Lloyd Kilburn born Jan. 5,1908 died Dec. 9,1963, married Lillian Lawalin Bertha Terry Beatty —29— When I was asked to do a page for this book about the Terrys, I didn't know what to write. I'm sure that there are other contributors who know more of the "statistics" of this family - who married who - dates of births and deaths - who were their children, and so forth. So, I will skip statistics for this reason, also, because I don't know very many. I am the second youngest child of Francis Marion Terry, son of Elias Terry. My father had a family of fourteen children and lam the only survivor of that family, lam Bertha Terry Beatty. My husband, Franklin F. Beatty, and I have been married forty years and we live in Aurora, Ohio. We have no children. So, anything I can contribute that might be of interest would have to be memories of life as a Terry, in the early years of this century, on a hilly, 130 acre farm, in Southern Indiana. Mr. father, Francis Marion Terry, was a Civil War veteran, Co. F., 26th Indiana Infantry Volunteers. He served two "hitches" from 1862 to 1865. I have the originals of his discharge papers. The handwriting on these old papers is quite interesting and very different from what you see today. I also have copies of his "payroll" taken from the National Archives of Washington, D.C. These were given to me by Earl Lincoln of Los Gatos, California, who is a grandson (Mr. Lincoln traces his ancestry on his father's side back to Abe Lincoln). Francis Marion Terry was a hunter - as all pioneer men were - for meat for the table. He killed one of the last of the original deer on our farm, early in this century. It was an eight point antlered buck. The horns hung on the living room wall until my brother died in 1964, then I gave them to the Historical Museum at Lincoln City, Indiana, along with my father's muzzle loading, cap and ball rifle, a gun of Civil War vintage. The farm in Perry County, Indiana, was hilly and mostly poor ground but it was self-sustaining for our needs. Almost all our food came from the farm; meat, vegetables and fruits, preserved, canned and stored for winter use. Cornmeal and flour for bread came from the corn and wheat raised on the land. My father was ahead of his time in that his fruit trees were "grafted" or "budded" to produce more and better fruit from the same tree. I'm not sure how it was done, but it was evidently successful for we had an abundance, which was certainly shared with our neighbors. My father's grandchildren remember an old apple tree which produced several varieties, which they enjoyed during their visits to the farm. The school and the church were the educational, spiritual, and entertainment centers of the community and our lives were much affected by them. The Lily Dale Church of Christ is still a very active church of that community. It was formerly called The Blue Rim Church of Christ. My father's brother, Judge Emery Terry, was a preacher and he usually came once a year to hold a revival at our church. It was a big event for me, as a small girl, because Uncle Emery and Aunt Jane stayed part of the time at our house and I loved company and I especially loved them. The.school was a one-room school and I went there through the elementary grades. I also taught in a one-room school. Of course, they are long since replaced by modern education methods and buildings. They were very cold in winter, heated by a single pot-belly stove and had out-door toilets and water to drink in a bucket from a community dipper. But, we surely learned the basics of education, reading, writing and arithmetic, and no one went on to high school who couldn't read or write, as I'm afraid sometimes happens today. There were stories in the family handed down by word of mouth. I cannot vouch for the truth of any of them, but they are interesting tid-bits anyway. One was that two brothers (Terry) came to America from England as stowaways in the late 1600's or early 1700's. One brother stayed in the New England area (Connecticut, maybe), and the other migrated south to Virginia. The history of Thomas De-La-Hunt on southern Indiana lists the travels of the Terry family through the southern states and settling in southern Indiana prior to 1815. Another story was that there was an Indian wife somewhere along the line. (I was always sort of proud of that, I liked being part Indian.) Also, there was a Hugeunot inheritance which merely meant French Protestant. This story is rather gruesome; my father was supposed to have been one of a posse of eleven men, on horseback, with masked faces, who hanged a neighbor. This man was supposed to have killed his wife and hid her mutilated body in the well. I suppose the law officers were very few and far between in the backwoods of those days, so they took the law into their own hands. Truth or not, I do not know. I do remember there was always a "hush up" attitude when the house where it supposedly happened was mentioned. Francis M. Terry was an honest, God-fearing, self-educated man. Since he was 63 years of age when I was born, I didn't get interested in his stories until he was too old to tell them, and for that I am sorry. There are three remaining grandsons to carry on the Terry name of his family; Lloyd Terry, Jr., Marshall Terry and Robert Terry, all of Perry County, Indiana. There is one other item I ban add to this story that maybe of interest as a coincidence of birth statistics. There were three families of Terrys, twenty-one children in all, who were born in the farm house where I lived the first eighteen years of my life. Francis M. Terry and Nancy Sands Terry, his first wife, had seven children, four daughters and three sons. Francis M. Terry and Mary Kilburn Terry, his second wife, had seven children, four daughters and three sons. In both families, three daughters and one son each survived infancy and grew to adulthood. Francis M. Terry's last son, Lloyd, and his wife, Lillian Lawalin Terry, also had seven children, four daughters and three sons. But the chain of coincidence stopped there for all seven of these children - the last ones born in that old farm house - are living today. The farm house and land was sold to the Government some years ago, and now there is a lovely small lake and park, a recreational area, where once lived a large family. Bertha (Terry) Beatty, 1980 -30- FAMILY GROUP No._ Husband's Full Name John Elias TERRY -Jusband' This Information Obtained From: 3ata Day Month Year City, Town or PUce County or Provincet etc State or Country Add. Info, on Husband j^rsonal knowledge Birth 28-3-188? Gatchel Perry Co. Ind. __? brothers and ais-lchr'nd jaSESb. Marriage & Mar. 15-5-19Q6 Gatchel Perry Co, Ind. jjv- records-Grace Death 37-11 -1Q.1+3 Gatchel Perry Co. ind, #. Terry & Llovd R, Buriaifto-ll...q_4.3 I Lily Dale Cem.Gatchel Ind. ^PT.vin. Marr fr. div. Places of Residence If znr Q£. Nellie Terrv Occupation -_7F_-rrr\( Church Affiliation Morman Military Rec. Other wives, if any. No. (1) (2d) -etc. i ^ Charles Albert Make separate sheet for each mar. jj j,-. ther land His Father ppancis Marion Terl»yther's Maiden NameNaney Ann Sands 'I. 1*8 Wife's Full Maiden Name Wife-3 Ollie BBLCHER Dau D«y Month Ye»r City, Town or PUce County or Province, etc. Stare or Country Add. Info, on Wife 5_i — Birth Hi-2-1889 near Bristow Perry Co. Ind. Chr'nd Death 18-6-1957 Derby Perry Co. Ind. Burial I ?1 -6-1 957 Lily Dulfi HATTI. Crfit.r.hel ___±_. i|| compiierRelva Sullivan Places of Residence jj Address1_?11 Gerry Way Occupation if other than Housewife Church Affiliation Morman Other husbands, if any. No. (1) (2) etc. \i\\ city.stateRoseville,Ca. Make separate .Reet fer each mar. Date Her Fatheflohn Martin Belcher Mother's Maiden Nam^sther Martha Clark Children's Names ln Full Children's (Arrange ln order of birth) Data Day Month Year City, Town or PUce County or Province, etc. Sute or Country Add. Info, on Children Birth 25-P-1907 -Gatchel Pdrry Co. Ind____ M Russell Lowell Vlar. 22-1+-1931 Full Name of Spouse* \ Death 32-1 2-1 97 ^ Flora Bell Kellams BurM Birth 30-11-1908 Gatchel Perry Co. Ind. Belva Gertrude Mar. 8-7-1927 Full Name of Spouse* \ Death Manual T.aVon Sull ivy&guria l Birth 8-11-1910 Gatchel Perry Co. Ind. Esther Opal Mar. 25-1-193.1 Full Name of Spouse* \ Death 16-5-1978 Tea 3 T.eRoy Schraner Burial Birth 28-I4--1913 Gatchel Perry Co. Ind. Nina Marie Mar. 3-6-1936 Full Name of Spouse* \ Death Joseph Gerald Garnet Burial Birth 28-8-1917 Gatchel Perry Co. Ind. Margery Cathrine Mar. Full Name of Spouse" \ Death 5-^-1939 Burial Birth 3-3-1919 Gatchel Perry Co., Ind. Grace Maude Mar. 23-3-1935 Div-18-9-1958 2-George "G. Johnnon died Full Name of Spouse* \ Dead 3-Burt Wade Moore-204j.-1970" 5-5-195S I-Lloyd ftalph Marvi[.___ . BuriaBurk l Birth 3dL 1923 U-atchei Perrperry Couo. Indina,. 21-1 2-195*4- Nellie Trene Mar. £1-12-1914-0 Div-21-12-195*4- 2-Edwin Hammac Full Name of Spouse* I-Charles Albert Death 10-6-1957 Lither1 and Burial Birth 3-9-1931 Gatchel Perry Co. Ind. Iva Le6 Mar. -3-11-1914.8 Full Name ofSpouse* John ¥enry Death Sutcllffe Burial Birth Mar. Full Name of Spouse* Death Burial 10 Birth Mar. Full Name of Spouse* Death Burial •If married more rh_n njv e No. each mar. (1) (2) etc and list in "Add. info, on children* column. Use reverse side for additional children, other notes, references or information. ______B______B My father, John Elias Terry, was born March 28, 1882, on his father's farm in Anderson Twp., Gatchel, Perry, Indiana. His parents are Francis Marion Terry and Nancy Ann Sands. He lived on the farm during his boyhood and attended public schools in Perry County, Indiana. When he was twenty-one years of age, he told his family about his plans to leave home and seek work as a farm hand in Illinois. When he left, he told his dad, "Well, dad, if I don't come back, the old mare in yours". (Those were the horse and buggy days). When heard from at the home of uncle John Evans, he could compete with any one shucking corn. When he returned to Indiana (exact date not known), he met and married my mother, daughter of John Martin Belcher and Esther R. Clark. They were married May 15, 1906. To this union, eight children were born. Three were born at the home of my maternal grandparents, John and Esther Belcher: Russell L, Feb. 25,1907 Belva G., Nov. 20,1908 Esther, Nov. 18,1910 The elder Terry purchased a part of the original homestead and gave him eighty acres. (F.M. Terry's will states 65 acres). It was here my other sisters were born: Nina Marie, April 28,1913 Margery Kathrine, Aug. 28,1916 Grace Maude, March 3,1919 Nellie Irene, Jan. 3,1924 Iva Lee, Sept. 3,1931 All were bom in the old homestead except Margery K. The year he planned on moving to Illinois, he sold the stock and rented the farm to a half uncle, Herman Terry. We moved to a log house owned by Theron Howell. We lived there several months. After dad returned from Illinois, we moved to grandfather Belcher's farm. Dad and granddad made hoops out of hickory poles for wooden barrels. We lived there while dad returned to the farm and started building a house in the woods. It wasn't finished before we moved into a house owned by Stanley Covey. (Forty acres, a part of the Terry homestead). We spent Christmas there in 1915. Aunt Jane, uncle Dixon Yoho and son Arvel were also there. We must have moved the following spring to the cabin; Margery K. was born there. The year of 1917, a big snow fell, then sleet on top of the snow. Dad and Stanley Covey exchanged wood cutting with a cross cut saw. We used water from a nearby creek. Mom became ill with malaria, and grandfather moved us home with him. We stayed there until mom was well. Uncle Herman eventually moved, and we had our house again. In the early twenties when Highway #37 was being built, he worked for $2.50 per day. After that, he helped build many highways. Sorghum was our main cash crop on the farm. Grandmother Belcher taught dad to cook it. He also cut and sold hub timber, hewed ties for the railroad. John Terry was always willing and kind to his neighbors, expecially in sickness. He was noted hor his honesty; like the old saying goes - "Honest as the day is long". He also enjoyed playing tricks on people, etc. As his daughter (Belva), I had hiccups. Dad said to me, "Tot, Grace Walters said you told a fib". Well, I didn't hiccup anymore. Tot was my nickname dad gave me when I was a child. One time he found a pocketbook while returning from Tell City, containing a large sum of money. I don't know the exact amount. The loser in this deal was neighbor, Lonnie Lanman, who unfortunately had borrowed the previous day from a bank. Fortunately, both the loser and finder were happy. In 1941, he moved to Leopold twp. on Oil Creek and farmed grandmother Belcher's farm of 80 acres. One child was with them at the time, Iva Lee, about 10 years old. In 1942, grandmother sold her farm to Russell Edwards, a neighbor, and bought a small place from Jasper Landers. Dad and mom moved tb their own home, where shortly after he became ill, and on Nov. 27,1943, passed away at his home near Gatchel, Perry, Ind. He was interred in Lily Dale Cemetery Nov. 30,1943. By Belva (Terry) Sullivan -32- FAMILY GROUP No. Husband 's Full Name &._,__•-gell c£drt*.~e4(j r_xtai\Ji.^c.y This Information Obtained From; ;>___"""'''. Day Month Year City, Town or PUce County or Province, etc State or Country Ada/inf.Infoo, on Husband Birth g^ _\_<__-____7 tu&fidj ______*± d^J{ Chr'nd Mar. 22 eyv j___ ! j^-O-'aat-A, •_^H-,-aaJ Death ___)___\±___l_t_72 akLaCLcJe^d *d»dda td-idf ______i-i Wife's Full Maiden Name ______%_ __%___£_ ;U___f______fc Wile's Dau Day Month Year City, Town or Plac* County or Province, etc. State or Country Add, Info, on Wife Birth JFZ< -^C- f?JUi C-<3 iiii ¥ t__-i- Chr'nd M_ Death 5. .__: ; Burial 1*31 Compiler jtLad ry~r3LJ d-*-^-6-b-Q-o-> Places of Residence Ba- >^> IZddV Address /S-/lJU^U jg-^y Occupation if other than Housewife Church Affiliation CJ- 31 CityCitv,. State d*"-d*<-+± *l hi______. ~^r^JLaA^^oJ, 8, Jd^, lajrdljr^ lddXa Birth %\%aO^ i??n JJ* -L'A &__A_ Li^i-_. 3AA: Q^ryt-db \Sa-i-jO~- LU «-e^ Mar. A Full Name of Spouse* Death Burial Birth __*&_ J9 42. ol_U(.e.< ___3_ £± iX-^'f 3 The log house that Elias Terry built burned in 1960. The fireplace chimney that he had built crumbled. The stones were cut from rock on the farm. Tradition is he gave a horse to have it built or $100.00. It was beautiful. The land is mostly in hay, as the boys have outside jobs. After the house burned, Russel bought a small acreage with a house adjoining the homestead from Andrew Walters. (Andrew is a desc. of Anderson Walters, whose father was Amos. He was 100 when he died). Richard lives on a portion of the farm. Eddie has hogs on a portion; so I suppose they will subdivide among themselves. They bought 40 acres from Frank Sandage which was part of the original farm. Elijah Miller owned a portion. Elijah's son, David, a teacher, married Luetta Walters, no ch. Her father, Marion Walters, bought the farm. He was the son ol John and Julia. Our grandmother, Nancy Ann Sands, was niece to Julia. After Marion and wife died, Uncle Harmon bought it, and his son, John, lived there til he died, 1980. Edward Lee wants to buy the• place. It's part of the original farm. (It's like I read about the Terrys in Va. about being "Land Poor"). Dave Sodrel told me about Elias racing on horseback to Vincennes to have it recorded after great-great grandfather, John Terry, died. Someone else had the same idea but was too late. Elias met him going in as he was coming out. Grandfather Francis M. Terry bought the farm and gave to my father, John E. Terry, By rights, it should have been Uncle Harmon's. I do not know the details and I could be mistaken. I remember when or think I can remember when Elias' last wife died. My grandfather Belcher stayed with me, but is must have been someone else. I wasn't old enough to remember. CANNELTON AIRMAN DIES IN CRASH DESPITE HEROIC EFFORT TO SAVE PLANE Lf. AJ be rt Parks _ |Sev€n Die In Dies In Hospital «g£ S__fc_v Plane Accident Ar After Crackup M HHk I North Carolina Fort First Lt. Albert W. Parks, 25, in the plane were hurt. Five oth son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. ers in the mess hail preparing dinner for the aririy psychological Parks,- Cannelton, died with six warfare unit were among the in other men as the result of an ac jured. cident of a C-119 Flying Boxc-rr, Recently assigned to the 37th which Lt. Parks was piloting at Troop Carrier Squadron, 316th Fort Bragg, N. C, Tuesday. Troop Carrier Group at Stewart The chaplain notified Mr. and Air Force Base in Tennessee, Lt. Mrs. Parks of their son's death, Parks was a veteran of the Air saying he had died three hours Force, having spent five and one- half years in the service. He was after the accident on an operating a veteran of the Korean War and tabic. All press dispatches said served as a pilot for the Flying the youthful pilot made a heroic Boxcars delivering troops and ma attempt to save the plane and terial from Japan to Korea. His men. missions were most hazardous but Lt. Parks told his men to bail he never had an accident in the out, according to survivors, but Korean Airlift The assignment this was impossible because they in Korea was difficult because of were too low. He realized the steep mountains and small land plane had caught fire. It struck ing strips. His parents were anx the barracks and skidded across ious all the time he was in Korea the parade grounds where it was LT. ALBERT VV. PARKS but had a relieved feeling when destroyed by flames, after driving he returned to the U. S. last fall. Mess Hall Torn Apart through a mess hall. Flight engineer, Airman 1/c Army officials said Sgt. George Only the time element kept the Eugene R. Snyder of Donelson, Spinney, a first cook trom oiou- death toll from mounting into the Tenn., was only slightly injured, cester, Mass., played an important scores when the plane crashed said everything was normal when part in pulling Lt. Parks from the about 10 a. m. More than 150 sol the plane took off for Louisville wreckage.. diers would have been in the with five Army passengers and a Spinney said: mess hall two hours later. crew of four. He said when one ".I was standing at the back of The mess hall, torn apart by of the engines failed Lt. Parks my mess hall. Suddenly I saw the the force of the crash, burst into started back for the field. plane hit the barracks about 150 llames. The wreckage, fed by gas "We had full power and a good yards away. I told my cooks to oline from the plane, burned for engine but were losing altitude hit the floor. several hours. Firemen extin fast," the engineer said. A .moment later we heard the guished the flames once but they Lt. Parks graduated in 1947 crash as the plane hit the mess burst out again when a gas tank from the Cannelton high school hall next to ours. Tho_e poor cooks exploded three hours after the with high honors. and KFs, I thought. crash. In addition to the parents two "We ran over to help rescue the Efforts to establish the number sisters survive including Miss men and put out the fire. Every of the dead were hampered by Jewel Parks, trained nurse at one was trying to get the men out fire. Owensboro and Mrs. Tom Carr of ';sfpre they were burned." Two airmen and two soldiers Tell City. Lt. Albert Parks is a descendant of Elias Terry and Mary K. Bradshaw. Grandmother's name Marietta Terry, sister of Harmon. The Cannelton (Ind.) News Wed. April 7,1954, Sec. 1-page 6. LINCOLN FAHILI CHART English I. Robert b ? d 1543 m Johan Cowper b ? d ? II. Robert b ? d 1556 m Margaret Alberye b ? d ? III. Richard b ? d 1620 ra Elizabeth Remching b ? d ? IV. Edward b 1575 d 1640 m. ???? American V. Samuel b 1619 d I69O m Martha Lewis b lo2o* d 1693 ad VI. Mordecai Sr b I657 d 1727 m Sarah Jones b 1663* d I696 ada VII. Mordecai Jr b 1686 d 1736 m 1st Hannah Saltar b 16?2* d 1728 2nd Mary Robeson b 1703* d I783 adaa adah VIII. John b 1716 d 1738 m VIII. Thomas Sr b 1732 d 1775 m Rebecca, Flowers b 1720 d 1806 Elizabeth Davis b 1729 d ???? adaaa adaha IX. Abraham Sr b 1744- d 1786 m IX. Hananiah Sr b I756 d 1816 m Bathsheba Herring b 1742 d ???? Sarah Jane Jeffreys b 1766* d 1799 adaaa d adaha b X. Thomas b 1778 d I85I ra X. Davis b 1789 d 1829* m Nancy Hanks b 1784 d 1818 Abigail Carrpbell b 1792 d I857 adaaa dc adaha bb XI. Abraham Jr b 18Q9 d I865 m XI. Hananiah Jr b 1811 d i860 m Mary Todd b 1818 d 1882 Adelia Saunders b 1817 d I876 16th President *•—Approximate adatha bbb XII. Thomas Jr b I836 d 1906 m Frances Jane Cassidy b 1846 d I899 adaha. bbba XIII. Edmund Sylvester b 1880 d 1964 m Mary Belva Terry b 1834 d 1970 compiler...Earl T. Lincoln, son of Mary Belva (Terry) Lincoln, grandson of Francis Marion Mary Belva (Terry) Lincoln John Elias Terry father of Belva Wife-Nancy Ann Sands-Francis Marion Terry-Clara Jane-John Elias (taken about 1882-granparents of Belva) Grandfather Terry and 2nd wife Mary C. Kilburn (parents of Bertha Belva Gertrude Terry and Samual LaVon Sullivan Beatty) Francis Marion Terry, son of Elias brother of Judge Emery (50th wedding anniversary, July 8,1927) Terry —36- Belva Sullivan Name of Compiler.. Person No. 1 on this chart is the same Chart No.. person as No on chart No . 16 John Terry Address. 1511 Gerry Way b. <-> 1 "7 f\f\ (Father of No. 8, *•*<* J- / U v ' Cont-. nonn churchartt NNo. . City, State. Rosevllle Cal.95678 8 Ellas Terry m. 2-Feb.l?8l (Father of No. 4) )ate d. 7-Dec-l842 b. 15-Sept-1807 Esther Brown (Mother of No. 8, p.b. Anderson Co.Tenn. mb . 1764 Cont. on chart No. _ Francis Marion Terry m. 5-Oct-l826 (Father of No. 2) d. 1847 d. 1894 b. l6-Oct.-l842 Rev. Thomas Sandage p.b. Perry Co. Ind. p.d Perry Co. Ind. 18. Fsther N 9 Date of Birth • 9-Feb-1776 ( °' °- - place of Birth m. (1) 3-Oct.l872 Eleanor Sandage ConU on chart No. _ Date of Marriage m. 1803 d. 22-May-1926 (Mother of No. 4) Date of Death d. 18-April-1852 place of Death p.d Perry Co. Ind. b. 20-Aug-l809 19 Nancy Ann Simonson "i o o D (Mother of No. 9, John Ellas Terry p.b. Union Co. S.C. b. Ca ___. ( ( O Cont. on chart No._ (Father of No. 1) d. 12-Mar-1950 d. 1819 b. 28-March-l882 Perry Co. Ind. p.b. Gatchel-Perry Co. Ind. pd 20 b. (Father of No. 10, . 15-May-1906 Cont. on chart No. m 10 Joshua Sands m. d. 27-Nov.-1943 (Father of No. 5) p.d Gatchel Ind. d. b. 21 (Mother of No. 10, Nancy Ann Sands P.b. b. Cont. on chart No. (Mother of No. 2) m. d. b. 29-May-l849 d. 22 John William Evans p.b. Ohio p.d (Father of No. 11, . 3-3ept-l892 Martha Evans (Patty) Cont. on chart No. d u p.d. Perry Co. Ind. (Mother of No. 5) b. WOcat 182afcWfcaV0' Nancy Wells b Monongalia Co. W.VA. (Mother of No. 11, P Cont. on chart No. _ I 3elva Gertrude Terry d. l863 b. 20-NOV.-1908 p.d. 24 p.b. Gatchell-Perry Co. Ind. b. (Father of No. 12, m. 8-July-1927 Cont. on chart No. „ 12 Timothy Belcher m. d. (Father of No. 6) d. p.d. b. 1829 25 p.b. Ind. (Mother of No. 12, John Martin Belcher b. ConU on chart No. _ m. ll-July-1850 (Father of No. 3) d. 1890 d. b. l6-Sept-l86o p.d Perry C0. Ind. 26 Pb Wickliff, Crawford Co (Father of No. 13, Sarah E. Wilson Cont. on chart No. m. 5-Mar-l888 (Mother of No. 6) d. 5-May-1933 b. 1832 27 p.d Perry Co. Ind P.b. (Mother of No. 13, b. ConU on chart No. _ Ollie Belcher d. ca 1885 d. (Mother of No. 1) p.d. b. 14-Feb-1889 28 p.b. Bristow-Perry Co.Ind, b. (Father of No. 14, Conu on chart No. _ d. 18-June-1957 14 Dayjd Clark m. p.d. Derby-Perry Co. Ind. (Father of No. 7) d. b> ca 1829 29 b Strlsabell.Ohio (Mother of No. 14, Esther Martha Clark P b. Cont. on chart No. . m. 3-Nov-l856 d. _ (Mother of No. 3) b. 10-Aug-1870 d. 25-April-l895 William HIEN Perry Co. Ind 30 p.b. Br Is tow Ind p-d b. (Father of No. 15, ConU on chart No.. d. 9-Oct-1956 15 Lydia Wlen m. p.d. Derby Ind. (Mother of No. 7) d. J^amuel LaVon Sullivan b. June-1835 31 Sally Shears (Mother of No. 15, (Spouse of No. 1) p.b. PA. b. Cont. on chart No. _ b. 25-Oct-l900 d.20-Jan-1978 d. 15-Dec-I910 d. P,b-3t.George Utarf-d-RoseVllle GaVd. Perry Co. Ind. Grandfather Terry was an elderly man when I was born. I remember him most sitting in a rocking chairon > the porch, reading the daily newspaper. He was born in a log cabin. His grandfather, John Terry, had built in the wilderness after he migrated from Botetourt Co.,, Va., about 1815. They journeyed by horseback and suffered many hardships. They settled in what was at that time a wilderness. Francis Marion served in the Civil War, the 26 Ind. Infantry and received an honorable discharge at the age of 22 yrs. He could neither read or write. However, in later life he overcame this handicap largely through self-education and was in fact "well read" and well informed through reading current newspapers and the bible. At the close of the Civil War, he bought a few acres of land near the old Terry Homestead and built a log house. Through the years he added acreage until he had a large farm, 160 acres. Three families were raised on this farm. The first, Francis M. and Nancy Ann Sands had seven children, four grew to maturity, 3 girls and one boy. The 2nd family was the same, 4 girls and 3 boys. After Grandfather died, Lloyd inherited the farm. He was married in 1927 (Grandfather had 14 ch. by the 2 wives). 4 girls and 3 boys. Lloyd also had 4 girls and 3 sons. He was luckier than grandfather. His children all lived. After Lloyd's family grew up, he sold all the farm but a small lot near the highway to the forestry. The government built a lake called Saddle Lake for recreation, using part of the F.M. Terry farm. Francis Marion was a faithful member of the Lilydale Church of Christ (Formally Blue Rim) and did much good forthe community and Church of of Christ at Lily Dale. He was a well-respected and well-liked man. On the quiet country churchyard of Lily Dale, he was laid to rest May 25,1926. by Belva G.Sullivan, his granddaughter (L-R) Esther (deceased) Marie, Belva, Iva Lee (Terry) Descendants) SADDLE LAKE PART OF FRANCIS M. TERRY'S FARM LAND FAMILY GROUP No._ Husband's Full Name Samuel LaVon SULLIVAN Husband's This Information Obtained From: 3at« Day Month Year City, Town or Place County or Province, etc. State or Country Add. Info, on Husband p.rth & Marr. cert, Birth 25-10-1900 St. tieorge wasnington, utan ft personal knowledg.Chr''n d nf Belva G. SullivaiMar. 8-7-1Q2* Cannelton Perry Go. Jj______1511 Gerry Way. Rosfoeath 16-1-1Q7< Roaeville Placer Go. Ca. ville, Ca. Person a] Burial 20-1-1Q78I Roseville Cem. Roseville, Ca. information of Mr3. Places of Residence ponald Sullivan. 7 Occupation Plumber Church Affiliation Morman Military Rec. il Other wives. If any. No. (1) (2) ( _? Robin Ave.,Grass Make separate sheet for each m 1-Drusilla Grinshaw 23-6-1 921+ .-. Valley, Ga. HisFatherSamuel Worthen Mother's Maiden Name Mae Higgin3 Sullivah n I Wife's Full Maiden Name Belva Gertrude TERRY grjf Wile's ill Dau Day Month Year City, Town or Place County or Province, etc State or Country I Birth 20-11-1QQ8 Gatchel Perry Co. Ind. 1 Chr'nd i-S_ Death Burial compiler Belva Sullivan Places of Residence Address1^11 Gerry W ay Occupation if other than Housewife Church Affiliation Other husbands, if any. No. (1) (2) etc. lit City, State Ros evil! e. Ca.. Make separate sheet fer ea_hTiiar. Date Ker FatherJohn Elias Terry Mother's Maiden Name Qllie Belcher Children's Names In Full Children's (Arrange ln order of birth) Data Day Month Year City, Town or Place County or Province, etc. State or Country Add. Info, on Children 1 Birth 11+-7-1928 Leopold Perry Co. Ind. M Harold Lloyd Mar. 7,16-1963 Div-30-10-1Q70 (Civil ) Full Name of Spouse* Death 1-11-1971+ Mary Maxine Davi3 ______Birth 10-7-1930 Pioche Lincoln Co. Nev. M Donald Mar. 29-10-1953 Div-9-11-1959 (Civil) 2-Norma Jean Sauer Full Name of Spouse* Death 7-11-1 959" Christine Burton Burial Birth 1-10-193ti Cedar City Iron Co. Utah M James Lester Mar. 28-2-1959 Full Name of Spouse* \ Death 11-5-1974 Judith Ann Zielinsjg Burial Birth 20-1-1939 Gatchel Perry Co. Ind. M John Samuel Mar. 10-6-1965 :Marlene Death pWsstr Burial Birth 16-3-19li. Kimberly White Pine Co. Nev Patricia Ann Mar. 10-9-1966 Fuldwarl Named of Spouse* Death f ensnaaw P. . Jr. Burial Birth 3-6-194U San Francisco SF Co. Ca. M Melvin (twintjiar 6-1-1971 Full Name of Spouse* Death Pauline Reiko Akagi Burial Birth 13-6-19kk San Francisco SF Co. Ca. Marilyn (Twin) Mar. 19-11-1966 Full Name of Spouse* Jeffrey Scalding Death Forre&t Burial 8 Birth Mar. Full Name of Spouse* Death Burial Birth Mar. Full Name of Spouse* Death Burial 10 Birth Mar. Full Name of Spouse* Death Burial •If married more than on- e No. each mar. (1) (2) etc and list in "Add. info, on children" column. Use reverse side for additional children, other notes, references or information. ELDER JUDGE EMERY TERRY Judge Emery Terry was born March 12,1850, in Perry County Indiana. He was a twin to Clayton who died in his first year. They were sons of Elias and Eleanor Sandage Terry. Their mother died the day they were born. Judge Emery received his education in the public schools, and his higher education at the Marengo Academy, at Marengojnd. becoming a Minister of the Church of Christ, and a school Teacher. He served the Lily Dale Church of Christ for many years. It was there he was married to Margaret Jane Walters on April 11,1872. She was born April 18,1854 in Washington County Ohio, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Cordelia Taylor, at Princeton.lnd. She is buried beside here husband at Fairview Cemetery at Olreans Ind. Here parents were Adam and Annara Cunningham Walters. In 1895 they moved to Crawford County Indiana where Elder Terry served the Goodman Church of Christ and taught the Goodman school. They lived on a farm near the church so their twelve children learned to work on the farm. In those days giving was a secretive and personal matter, members if they cared to contribute were ask to walk down the aisle and slip their offering undera cloth on the Lord's table. A quarter was not a bad offering then. The story was told when Elder Terry moved from Perry County to Crawford County, a special offering was taken for him. When he looked it over he said, "some gave a dollar, some quarters, some dimes and nickles, and some cents, those who didn't have any cents gave buttons." About 1910 Elder Terry moved to Orleans, Indiana where he was a Circuit Preacher serving the churches at Orleans, Bedford, Bloomington and Williams until his death May 18,1923, of a heart attack. From the Orleans newspaper: A GOOD MAN GONE "Elder J.E. Terry, born in Perry County Indiana, March 12, 1850, died May 18, 1923, at the age of 73 years, 2 months and 6 days. He was married to Margaret Jane Walters April 11, 1872. To this union were born thirteen children of whom twelve are living. He gave his mind and life to our lord in 1876, to whom he has always been a follower and contender for the Apostolic Faith. He leaves to .mourn their loss, a wife, twelve children, thirty-one grandchildren, one brother, and half brother, three half sisters, a host of other relatives and friends. Members of Christ's faithful from twenty congregations were present at the funeral, which was conducted by Brothers Sam Langford and J.S. Johns. His body was laid to rest in Fairview Cemetery, Orleans Indiana, May20, 1923." —40— , JUNE 96, 1923 IN MEMOBIAM Sorrow claims an abiding place in my heart when I learn ______Bro. J. E. Terry, of Orleans, Ind., has passed into the Eternal. It was some twenty-seven years ago, when I was living in the home of Bro. Noah Bush, at So. Boston, Ind., that I first met Bro. Terry. I was then but a poor orphan boy with ambitions md desires which but few would class above independable aubbles of day-dream faney. But he saw, or thought he saw, i chance of at least my becoming useful, and was, through the rest of his life, my helper and teacher. I think of him moBt of all as a teacher, for that was hia realm. While his wisdom and knowledge towered above me, yet he never consciously allowed it to overawe me. He never scorned my ignorance nor disdained my inability to compre hend. With patience superior to my own, he led me from my limited known tk its kindred unknown as far as I was able to comprehend, and then gave me food for my own thought and meditation. Bro. Terry was a life-long, diligent student. Diligence ex tended to where he became a recognized scholar. His was an analytical mind. His conclusions were the natural consequences of his reasoning. He labored to have a message for the people, and his labors were not in vain. In each utterance dwelt a volume of thought. He was not a sermonizer. To be true to Lily Dale Church of Christ the teachings of God's word, was the highest of his life's am bitions; consequently he was careful of his public statements. When a new thought was presented to him it was carefully in vestigated before he reproduced it. He-possessed the power to lead the thinking mind into depths unexplored. He pre sented a new thought as a burning Teality, or burnished an old one into a shining newness. J. E.Terry, Minister 1870 A sublime teacher. Calm, self-possessed, thoughtful, void of speculation, and considerate. No excitable zealot was able to turn him from calm deliberation. He recognized in others their power or greatness, but attributed little to himself. He was considerate of others without reaching the line of compromise. Quiet, unassuming and given to bashfulness; at all times un easy among strangers, while among his intimate friends was at perfect ease. His timidity was his weakness. Of this he was perfectly aware; and has often, said to me: "'Tis hard for a leopard to change his spots". Had he possessed the desire for publicity that some manifest, his name would have been a household word throughout the brotherhood. Had he possessed the oratory of a Webster, his name would have circumnavigated the globe. He was not an orator.We seldom find orators possessing his type of mind. Neither did he seek renown among his brethren. And yet, who, that knew him, has not recognized his great ness? When the unlearned conversed with him he expressed his wisdom in the words of their understanding, and the scholar left his presence feeling that* he had imbibed wisdom unex pressed or knowledge humbly stated. His writings were not extensive. There was too much timid ity in his nature voluntarily to offer his productions. As a writer) he was clear, logical and forceful. He engaged in a few public debates. In his hands the Truth never suffered. In every way he "quit himself like a man". Brethren, a wise master workman has passed. His earth labors are over. His life, influence and teachings have per meated many lives and shall not perish from the earth. May his type increase among the teachers of th^ Gospel. Father, I thank Thee for his life and the influence it has had upon myself and others.—Ben F. Taylor, Wray, Colo. -41- Judge Emery Terry 1876 wife-Margaret Jane (Walters) Terry son-Marquis and daughter-Cordelia Minister and Wife Give Three Sons to Help Bring Downfall of Kaiser The Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Terry Orleans, Ind., Feb. 16 -- The Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Terry of this city have given three sons to the United States Army, and a fourth son is awaiting the next call. Those in service are Corporal Gardner Terry, Battery B. Sixth Field Artillery, in France; Herschel L. Terry, Company D, Camp Greene, N.C, and Russell F. Terry, Company H., Twenty-second Infantry, Plattsburg, N.Y. The Rev. Mr. Terry is minister of the Disciples Church of Christ here. He is one of the staunchest patriots in this district. —42— RALPH B.IVES, PRESIDED j M.THOMAS. MANAGER H. A. YATES. ASSISTANT MANAGER W p. WATSON, ASSISTANT MANAGER W.G. BAYLISS. ASSISTANT MANAGER M, N. ACHENBACH, ASSISTANT MANAGES C.F.THOMAS. 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JT**V~ Ethie - Leora - Ola - Elsie - Virgie - Delia - Cora Seven daughters of Judge Emery and Margaret Jane Terry Five sons of Judge Emery and Margaret Jane Terry Rev. Judge Emery Terry and Margaret Jane Terry with two of II Judge Gardner - Herschel - Lester - Russell - Marquis sons, Herschel and Lester, Orleans, Ind. $k iPvfe Br \____tm_m **•. "yr "-" • " ~ )» Eva and f Katte Sears at the J.E.Terry Home Orleans, Ind. 1946 Terry Reunion - Brothers and sisters. Ethie Lambdin, Elsie Hughes, Virgie Stewart, Ola Hughes, Leora Saxton, Herschel Terry, Judge Gardner Terry, Lester Terry, Marquis Terry, Russell Terry 1946 Terry Reunion at Mayview, III. Brothers, sisters and relatives —47— FAMILY GROUP No. Husband's Full Name judpe Emery Terry lusband'ar Day Month Year City, Town or Place County or Province, etc. State or Country Add. Info, on Hujt,, This Information Obtained From; )_tl Terry Bible infor Birth 12-3-18S0 Perry r.n. Tnd. mation sheets in Chr'nd possession of Mar. 11-)i-lR7? Perry r.n. Ind. Lula Elliott Death 18-3-1923 Orleans Ind. Burial Places of Residence Perry Co., Marengo , Orleans, Ind. Occupation Minister Church Affiliation Ch. of Chr ir_)ifitary Rec. Other wives, if any. No. (1) (2) etc. Make separate sheet for each mar. jwa His Father Elias Terrv Mother's Maiden Name Eleanor Sandaep s?l Wife's Full Maiden Name Marfarpl -. Jnne WALTERS Wife's ~%t% Dau Day Month Year City, Town or Place County or Province, etc. Stare or Country Add. Info, on Wlft •d-li Birth 18-1+-183LL Marietta Washington Co. Ohio I III! Chr'nd J Siftl Death 10-11-1933 Tnd. : j=^=i- Burial e±%~^ Compiler Lula T. "Elliot places of Residence Marietta 0.. Perrv Co.. Mareneo. Orleans Tr! <=51 Address 3_)1 Pine St Occupation if other than Housewife Church Affiliation Church. Of Chris :;xt pther husbands, Jf any. No. tl) (2) etc. City, Statsf;! ayton, N.TTer. Make separate sheet fer ea.li.Tiar. Date Her Father Adams WALTERS Mother's Maiden NameAnnara CUT.NTNGHAll Children's Names in Full C hlldren'5 Sex (Arrange in order of birth) C ata Day Month Year City, Town or Place County or Province, etc. State or Country Add. Info, on Chlldre Birth ±9-3-187 3 Perrv Co. Ind. Marquis Mayfield Mar. 12-12-1897 Crawford Cn. Tnd. Full Name of Spouse* \ Death 22-3-1961 Marengo Tnd. Mary Ellen V/eather\ Burial 2 Birth 19-9-l87J| Perry Co. Tnd. Walter W. Mar. Death „_.„____ x 1873 Burial 1 3 Birth 19-9-1876 Perry Co. Tnd. Cordelia May Mar. 2J|-.-1900 Marengo Tnd . Full Name of Spouse* \ Death H-6-iq^q Pri nr.fitnn Tnr. . Hugh Taylor \ Burial 4 Birth 8-8-I878 Perry r.n. Tnd , Leora Gertrude Mar. ?)!_?_. q , n 71 anngan Ilia Full Name of Spouae* \ Death ?A-l|-1QAl Herhpr^, Leora and Ei i n i f "=> S a _,to n Herbert Saxton \ Burial bnri°d Lonp- Point, Til . 5 Birth !.|.-8-l880 Perry Co. Ind. Ethia Dell Mar. 19-1^-1900 Marengo Ind. Full Name of Spouse* \ Death PO-1-193? San ni ep-o Calif George Lambdin \ Burial 6 Birth 31-3-1882 Perrv Cd). Ind. Virgie Annara Mar. l_4_-9-1908 Marengo Ind. Full Name of Spouse* \ Death 22-7-1963 | Alonzo Stewart \ Burial Janesville Wis . 7 Birth 17-6-1881+ Perrv Co. Ind. 2nd. wife Judge Gardner Mar. Jennie___ Full Name of Spouse* \ Death P8-7-1967 Homer 111. 3rd wife_ Etta L. Wetzel \ Burial Lena 8 Birth 9-6-1886 Perry Co. Tnd. Elsie Bertha Mar. 27-8-1903 Marengo Tnd. Full Name of Spouse* \ Death 7-.p_.q7c, .Tqn^-sv . 1 1 e Wi 8 Edwin Hughes \ Burial Jqppcjiri ] ] p Wi q a 9 Birth TCn-iftA- P^rrv C<~i, Ind. Ola Charity Mar. 2^-0-1007 Full Name of Spouse* \ En cr 1 i s h Ind . Death ?I|-Q-IQ^3 Janeavi11P Elmer W. Hughes \ Burial Lonp Pninf. Tl "1 10 Cora Ellen Birth 21-8-18QO T-w-, ,. Mar. HiU . Full Name of Spouse* \ Death 17-4.-1926 urleans Tnd. Burial •If married more Uisn on. e No. each mar. (1) ( D etc and list in "Add. info, on child ren' column. Use reverse side for additional children, other notes, referenct s or information. 11. Russell j?, 12-1-1893 Perry Co. Ind. M. 22-5-1915 Orleans Ind. Florence Johnson 12. Herschel p. 6-6-1895 Crawford CO. Ind. Al. 10-6-19^0 Bedford Ind. t>. 6-12-1959 Bedford Ind. Virginia Qwillen Krantz 13. Lester Faye ». 20-7-1897 Crawford Co. Ind. in. k-1-1923 South Beloit 111. Emma M. Wistrom (Sorenson) adopted by Grandmother Sorenson at age 3 Some of J.E. Terry and Margaret Jane Terry's grandchildren Top row - Emerson Hughes-lmogene Lambdin-Norma Taylor-Velma Lambdin-Virginia Hughes Second row - Mildred Hughes-Baby Royce Saxton-Baby Gordon Hughes Bottom row- Ruth Saxton-Kermit Hughes-Cecil Stewart-Edria Hughes-Olive Stewart-Zelda Hughes 1916-at Ethie & George Lambdin farm, east of Long Point, I -49- MARQUIS MAYFIELD TERRY "Mark", as he was called, was the first born of Judge Emery and Margaret Jane Walters Terry. He was born April 19,1873, in Perry County Indiana, educated in the public schools and also attended the Marengo Academy, at Marengo, Indiana.1 He taught school until 1909 when he purchased the Insurance Agency, after the death of Perry Sloan. He served Marengo and Crawford County area for over fifty years, in that capacity. In the 1800's there wasn't any radio, television nor movies so people made their own entertainment. Husking Bee's, apple peeling's, Barn raising's and quilting parties were popular. It was at a Corn husking that my Mother and Father met, in the fall of 1890. Husking Bee's were held before the weather got too cold for comfort in a large unheated barn. Neighbors gathered, sat on stools or piles of straw and husked the corn, throwing the ears in the center of the floor. A gentleman finding a red ear of corn was priviledged to kiss the lady of his choice. Many a throth was plighted at a husking bee. Near the door was a table laden with plates of cookies, cake, and dough-nuts, and a jug of cider. Constant reference was made to these goodies by the huskers. After the work was finished the barn was cleared for a square dance. December 12,1897 he was married to Mary Ellen Weathers at the Goodman Ridge Church of Christ, Elder John W. Goldman officiating. Her parents were Alonzo and Rebecca Ann Sloan Weathers of Marengo, Ind. Grandparents were Benjamin Neal and Mary Douthit Sloan, Rev. Vincent and Elitha May Weathers. They went to house-keeping on Bogard Ridge near the Bogard school where my Father was the teacher. Their furniture for their first home cost $33.00. There was no money for curtains and Mother sold 'Larkins Products' and received material as premium for her curtains. In 1913 they built a nine room two story house in Marengo, it was the second house in the town to have a bath room and a furnace. Also in 1913 they bought a Model T Ford, one of the first three automobiles to be delivered in Marengo. At that time they were delivered in parts and had to be assembled. The cost was $360.00. In Model T days, a filling station was likely to be a rickety pump in front of a garage, and the garage was apt to be a remodeled black-smith shop, and the chances were that hanging on the pump would be a sign, 'Free Air'. Before the car my Father had a Surrey with two seats and fringe around the top. We would go once a year to visit my grandparents Elder Judge Emery and Margaret Jane Terry, at Orleans, Ind. a distance of 28 miles. The trip took all day, we packed a lunch and ate at a church yard about half way. The horse had to be fed and watered, and rested for awhile before we could continue our journey. In our spare bed-room upstairs was a folding bed. This room was used as a sitting-room, when there were guests or some of the family was sick the bed was unfolded for use. There wasn't a Lib'ary in Marengo and my Father opened a Lending Library in his home. He read Law and many came to him for advise and assistance in their problems. Father was active in all Civic work of the Community, he served as Secretary of the Crawford County Fair for many years, and served 27 consecutive years at the Indiana State Fair at Indianapolis, Ind. Lodges were popular at that time and he belonged to the Masonic Lodge, Modern Woodman, Red Men, Knights of Pythias, and I.O.O.F. serving a combined 100 years as Secretary of these Lodges. He served the Town Board for many years as their clerk-treasurer. He was also an active member of the Goodman Church of Christ, where his father was minister for many years. Mother was born December 22,1877 in Crawford County Ind., her father was a farmer and a Civil War veteran. At age 17, she united with the Church of Christ at Goodman Ridge. She was a member of the Order of Eastern Star. Her hobbies were sewing and cooking. Father died in the home he had designed and built on March 22,1961, Mother died January 22, 1965. Both are buried in the Marengo Cemetery. —50— Mark and Mary Terry Truman, Connie, Paulene, Arlen, Lula, Rex Marquis Mayfield Terry's Home Built 1913, Marengo, Indiana HISTORY OF CRAWFORD COUNTY The Marengo people were highly pleased in 1891 over the Marengo Fair. A piece of ground was obtained just south of the town where a half-mile race track could be constructed. Suitable houses were built for the exhibits and the ground fenced in by a high board fence. John W. Bird, W. S. Hanger, M. M. Terry, W. J. Hawkins and many others were leading citizens who helped promote the affair with the help of F. P. Walts. Prizes were given forthe best exhibits of stock of all kinds, fruit, vegtables and fancy stock. The racing was one of the most interesting features of the fair. Men from far and near entered their horses and some good racing was done. A week was set aside for the fair to which people came from everywhere. A fee of twenty- five cents was charged at the door or gate to get in. This sum of money generally paid all expenses. Thursday was the big day. People came to meet their friends, brought dinner, and had a joyful time all day. The boys enjoyed the hot popcorn and the "hot-dog" stands, and townspeople cried themselves hoarse trying to sell their "lemonade made in the shade, stirred with a spade" or their "hoky-poky" ice cream. Cheap shows were on the ground, a steam swing, ferris wheel and merry-go-round. The county fair was a day of fun to old and young. * Many a poor country boy of the southern part of the county had his first view of the "high life" at the fair. He generally started about 2:00 a.m. and by break of day he was coming down old White Oak Hill into "Jim Town" - Marengo, Springtown or Big Springs. The writer remembers his first sight of the railroad and the first train which passed. Running to high grounds one generally watched the train pass with wonder. 0189439 -51 — Children of Marquis and Mary Weathers Terry: 1. Vernia E. Terry born May 26,1899 died of Membranes Croup Dec. 30,1903, she is buried at Goodman Cemetery near Marengojnd. 2. Lula Gertrude born Oct. 14,1903, near Marengo^lnd. graduated from Marengo High School, in 1922, attended Indiana State Normal at Terre Hautejnd., studying Home Economics and Art. She met Rector Perle Elliott, also a student, majoring in Animal Husbandry. He was a son of Albert and Zora Rector Elliott and a native of Terre Haute. They were married at New Albany,lnd. Dec. 24,1923, and went to housekeeping at Terre Haute where Rector worked at Ehrman & Co. Beef and Pork Packers, where his Uncle was Vice President. In 1947 they moved to Clayton,N.M. to help his father in the Ranching business and Locker and Food Store. His father died 1956 and Rector continued in the business retiring in 1969. He died Dec. 9,1973, and is buried at Clayton Cemetery. Lula Gertrude is a member of D.A.R. active in P.E.O. Eastern Star, Santa Fe Trails Art Club, Belles Lettres, and Clayton Garden Club. Is a member of the First United Methodist Church. Another hobby is Genealogy. A son Arlen Rector Elliott was born May 19,1928, at Terre Hautejnd. He graduated from Wiley High School and Rose Polytechnic Institute of Terre Haute,lnd. as Chemical Engineer. His first job was at Commercial Solvents, at Terre Haute in 1949. He served in the Military Service at the Chemical Center, Baltimore MD. for two years. Back to Commercial solvents where he worked in the Pilot Plant on Penicillen and Synthic Blood Plasm. He was offered a position with Grain Processing Corporation at Muscatine, Iowa, and moved there in 1956. He became a vice president in 1977. He was married Oct. 5,1950 to Dorothy Mae Powers, daughter of Leslie and Caroline Miller Powers, of Terre Haute, Ind. She was born Sept. 20,1928 and graduated from Indiana State College. Their children: A. Linda Susan born Jan. 23,1954, Terre Haute,lnd. graduate of Iowa State University at Ames Iowa married 2nd Lt. Robert John Hubert, also a I.S.U. graguate, son of John and Ann Castellano Hubert of Somerset N.J. Promoted to Captain in 1980. on May 25,1975. B. Marc Allan born Feb. 3,1956, graduated with distinction from I.S.U. at Ames Iowa 1978, in Mechanical Engineering on Sept. 22,1979 he married Nancy Diana Shoppa, daughter of Russel and Irmgard Wichers Shoppa of Muscatine, la. Nancy is graduate of Iowa University at Iowa City, Iowa. C. Christopher Arlen born Aug. 5,1957, graduated in 3 years with B.S.degree, Magna Cum Laude from University of Utah, Salt Lake City, June 10,1978. He married Lynne Elizabeth Stanley, Aug. 12,1978, daughter of Richard and Mary Jo Kennedy Stanley of Muscatine, IA. Lynne is also a graduate of University of Utah with highest Honors in the school. Both are Law students at University of Iowa. D. Mary Gail born July 25,1959 at Muscatinejowa is a student at Iowa State University. May 24,1980 she married Kevin Patrick Donovan born Oct. 21,1957, son of Thomas G. and Mary Jeanne Fixari Donovan of Muscatine IA. Kevin a Nuclear Engineering studentat I.S.U. 3. Truman Crim Terry born Jan. 11,1906 died April 16,1978, at Marengojnd. He graduated from Marengo High School in 1925, attended Oakland City College, at Oakland Citylnd. He taught a one room school near Marengo, then went to Mansfield,Ohio where he taught school. He met and married Dorothy Manifold, this marriage ended in divorce. He came back to Marengo where he married Audry Paulene McDonald, May 11,1934, she was daughter of Felix and Maggie Bobbitt McDonald of Valeene, Ind. They opened a grocery and meat market in Marengo. Truman was appointed Gross Income Inspector for Southern Indiana, and served for 15 years. Then he became a partner in his father's Insurance Agency until he retired in 1973. Truman and Paulene had one daughter Connie Rose born Oct. 15,1936 at Marengo, Ind. She took a business course and worked in Louisville, Ky. April 6,1956 she was married to -52- Clarence Clay Summers, son of Ed and Mary Chanley Summers of Marengo. He was in the U.S. Navy stationed at San Diego.Ca. Their children: 1. Wesley Bryan born May 30,1957, at San Diego,CA. He graduated from Indiana University in 1978. 2. Robin Sue born Aug. 5,1958, is a student at Indiana University majoring in Business Administration and Plysical Education. 3. Terry Wayne born Oct. 31,1960, graduated from Marengo High School 1978 entered Vocational School at New Albany Ind. 4. Laura Lee born Aug. 3,1967, stillborn. •^L d-ZZT \ v'^1^ URIH-'! ^K^pk i ______^ __•______^' BJr ^^^A^ ^9 M 1 ____N___r__aa5~ _ •«* _Tj BV .ft^BBBBBU ______H__-' ____i ___• W\4 A KJI^i • /-• • K>. ..Y^v*..~.^_. vJH ___£__" 1_K______•____! \ •Spifi^jfyBfM Arlen and Dorothy Elliott and family Linda, Mark, Christopher and Mary Gail Mark and Mary Terry Connie, Paulene, Truman Terry Rector and LulaT. Elliott Sept. 1973 -53- Name of Compiler Lula Terry Elllotfeerson No. 1 on this chart is the same _. , m Chart No. 301 Pine St person as No on chart No . 16 John Terry Address. Ca 17 OQFather of No. 8, Cont. on chart No,. city, state Clayton New Mexico 8 Ellas Terry m. 2-Feb-178l (Father of No. 4) d. 7-Dec-l842 frtP 1980 Esther Brown b. 15-Sept-1807 17 *» rj llli (Mother of No. 8, p.b. Botetourt Co. VA. Vv X ( OM'Cont. on chart No. _. 4 Elder Judge Emery Terry /Father of No. 2) m. 28-Sept-l826 d! 1847 b. 12-March-1850 d. 189^ Rev. Thomas Sandage . Perry Co. Ind. pb Perry Co. Ind. p d b. Q—Pet)—179A (Father of No. 9, 7 _. >_. __• __. f ( _j Conu Qn cha N b. Date of Birth „.' 11-Apr 11-1872 p.b. Place of Birth Eleanor Sandage 1803 m. Date of Marriage (Mother of No. 4) d. Date of Death d. 18-May-1923 , 18-4-1852 p.d. Place of Death p.d Orleans Ind. . 20-Aug-l809 19 Jancy Ann Simonson b a. o . 70O (Mother of No. 9, pb Union Co. S.C. b. u a x I I ° Cont. on chan No. _ 2 Marquis Mayfield Terry Xfather of No. 1) d. 12-March-1850 d. 1819 Perry Co. Ind. b. 19-Aprll-1873 pd 20 William Walters p.b. Perry Co. Ind. b. 10-April-18 Qr2herofN°-i°. -. o - _ Cont. on chart No._ m. 12-Dec-1897 10 Adam Walters d. 21-March-196l (Father of No. 5) m. lo2J d.27-June-l888 Skiver p.d Marengo Ind. b. 15-NOV.-1832 21 Elizabeth Schriveither of Nor. 10 , Margaret Jane Walters p.b. Washington Co. Ohio b.l6-April-l8(_ffi: on chan No._ (Mother of No. 2) m. 4-Aug-l853 d.12-Aug. I889 b. 18-April-1854 d. 25-May-1912 22 Joshua Cunningham of No Pb Marietta Ohio p.d Orleans Ind. b.4-June-1792 £*?" „ - "• . lO-Nov-1934 -r ««"^ -1-( 7 *- Cont. on chart No. d 11 Annara Cunningham m.25-April-l8l4 pd Orleans Ind. (Mother of No. 5) d. 29-June-l887 b. 30-Dec-l833 23 Mary Walker (Mother of No. 11, p.b. Monongalia Co. W.VA. r i- <-.Ma.V— \ ?Ql\t Cont. on chart No x Lula Gertrude Terry d. 25-July-19l8 d. i860 b. l4-Oct-1903 pd. Orleans Ind. p.b. Crawford Co. Ind. 24b.7-Eet)-177 Richard Weather3 (father osf No . 12, m. 24-Dec-1923 Rev,Vincent Weathers 13-Aug-l8o4^ ' :Conto . on chart No. — d 12 (I - (Father of No. 6) 5-March-1869 b. 4-Aug-l8l7 25 Chloe Jones K p.b. Crawford Co. Ind. Mother of No. 12, _ b. ca 177ont5 . on chart No. - 0 Alonzo Worth Weathers m. 6-0ct-l842 _ , (Father of No. 3) d. 1825 . 27-Aug-l84f d. 8-Peb-1901 b p.d Marengo Ind. 26 William May pb Crawford Co. Ind. b. _ja 1 7Q^Father of No. 13, Wife's Full Maiden Name Marv Ellen WEATHB8S Dau Day Month Year City, Town or PUce County or Province, etc. Stare or Country Add. Info, on Wife Birth 22-12-1878 Crawford Co. Ind. Chr'nd Death 22-1-1965 Marengo Perry Co. Ind. Burial 25-1-1965 Marengo Gem. Compiler Lula Elliott Places of Residence Crawford Co.f Marengo, Ind. Address 301 Pine St. Occupation if other than Housewife Church AffiliatiorChr is tian Other husbands, if any. No. rl) (2) etc. City, state ciavton.NM Make separate sheet fer ea.1i Wat. Date Her Father Alonzo Weathers Mother's Maiden Name Rebecca Ann Sloan Children's Names ln Full C hlldren's (Arrange ln order of birth) C ata Day Month Year City, Town or Place County or Province, etc Sute or Country Add. Info, on Children 1 Birth 26-5-1899 Crawford Co. Ind. Vernia Mar, Full Name of Spouse* \ Death 30-12-1903 Burial Goodwin Cem.Crawford Co. Ind. 2 Birth lit-10-1903 Crawford Co. Ind. son-Arlen Lula Gertrude Mar. 2U-12-1923 New Albany Floyd Co. Ind. Full Name of Spouse* \ Death Elector P. Elliott \ Burial 3 Birth 11-1-1906 Marengo Crawford Co. Ind. iau-Connie Truman Crim Mar. 11-5-1931+ Dugger Sullivan Co. Ind. ii. Dor thy Manifold \ Death I6-J+-I078 Marengo Crawford Co. Ind. si.A. Paulene McDonald. Burial lAJi.1c.7fi Marengo Cem. 4 Birth Mar. -___...__, x Death Burial 5 Birth Mar. Death „„_. x Burial 6 Birth Mar. Full Name of Spouse* \ Death Burial 7 Birth Mar. — \ Death Burial 8 Birth Mar. —- \ Death Burial t 9 Birth Mar. Full Name of Spouse* V Death Burial 10 Birth Mar. Full Name of Spouse* \ Death ,. Burial "H married more than once No. each mar. (1) (3 ) etc and list ln "Add. info, on child ren" column. Use reverse side for additional children, other notes, reference 9 Or information. FAMILY GROUP No. _ Husband's Full Name Rector Perle ELLIOTT This Information Obtained From: Husband'sj o,y s City, Town or Place County or Province, etc. State or Country Add. Info, on Huston Birth 1-7-11-1902 Terre Haute Vigo Co. Ind. Meat Chr'nd Cutter, Mar. 2U-12-1923 New Albany Floyd Co. Ind. Death 9-12-1973 Clayton Union Co. N.M. Burial M IA 2-19731 Clayton Gem. Places of ResidenceTerre H^utefIn. Manitou CoM New Mexico QccupationGr PC Or Church Affiliation Methodist Military Rec. H Other wives. If any. No. (I) (2) ttc. _i Make separate sheet for each mar. His Father Albert P. Elliott Mother's Maiden Namgor B. C. Rector Wife's Full Maiden Name Lula Gertrude TERRY Wilt's 111 Dau Day Month Year City, Town or Place County or Province, etc. State or Country Add. Info, on Wife Birth 114.-10-1903 Crawford Co. Ind. Chr'nd Death awl Burial compiler Lula T. Elliot iplaces of ResidenceMarengo, Terre Haute Ind. New Mexico J " i Address 301 Pine St. Occupation if other than Housewife Church Affiliation Methodist Other husbands, if any.. NoNo. ClU) (2(2)) etc. city, si.ate Clayton, NM Kike separate sheet fer eaaiTrtar Date Her FatherMarqUJS M. TeWY Mother's Maiden Name Mary E . Weathers Children's Names ln Full Children's (Arrange In order of birth) Data Day Month Year City, Town or Place County or Province, etc- State or Country Add. Info, on Children Birth 19-5-1 92E. Terre Haute Vigo Co. Ind. M Arlen Rector Mar. 5-1 0-1 95C Marshall Clark Co. 111. Full Name of Spouse* \ Death Dorothy Mae Powers\ Burial b-20-9-1928 T.H. In Birth f-Leslie Oval PowersMar. m-Carolyn I. Miller beath occu-teacher Burial ch-Baptist Birth Mar. Death CHILDREN Burial T Birth 23-1-195 Terre Haute Vigo Co. Ind. Linda Susan Mar. 25-5-197 Ames Story Co. Iowa Full Name of Spouse* \ Death Robert John Hubert Burial Birth 3-2-1956 Terre Haute Vigo Co. Ind. Marc Alan Mar. 22-9-197S Muscatine Muscatine Co Iowa Hull Name of Spouse* Death Nancy Diane Shoppa Burial Birth 5-8-1957 Muscatine Muscatine Co. Iowa Christopher Arlen Mar. 12-8-197c Muscatine Muscatine Co. Iowa Full Name of SpouseZabet* h >i Death ^?tnf^ \ Burial Birth 25-7-195(- Muscatine Muscatine Co. Iowa Mary Gail Mar. -5-1980 Muscatine Muscatine Co. Iowa FulLName of Spouse* . , Kevin Patrick Death John Donovan Burial Birth Mar. Full Name of Spouse* Death Burial Birth Mar. Full Name of Spouse* Death Burial Birth Mar. Full Name of Spouse* Death Burial •If married mor. than or,- e No. earli mar. (!) (2) etc. and list in "Add. info, on children" column. Use reverse side for additional children, other notes, references or information. FAMILY GROUP No. Husband's Full Name TrilinBT, r,vim TKRRY Husband's; This Information Obtained From: Data Day Month Year City, Town or Place County or province,, etc. State or Country Add. Info, on Husoand Birth 11-1-1906 Marengo Crawford Co. Ind. Chr'nd Mar. 11-5-1931+ Dugger Sullivan Co. Ind. Death il-16-1978 Marengo Crawford Co. Ind. Burial A4.-1 9_1978 Marengo Crawford Co. Ind. Places of Residence*. rtanafield.O.. taught school M__ rengo, Ind. 1 _ Occupationlnsurance Church Affiliation Christian Military'Rec. OtheMaker wivesseparat, Ief anyshee. tNo fo.r (1 eac) (2h) maretc. . . 1 -DOrOth—. .__ y _,Manifol . ____ _, -d His FatherMarauis M. Terry Mother's Maiden Name Mary Weathers t Wife's Full Maiden Name Paulene McDONALD Wife's _ Data Day Month Year City, Town or Place County or Province, etc. Slate or Country Add. Info, on Wife I Birth 11-5-1909 Valene Orange Co. Ind. Chr'nd I Death ': BuriaJ 1 compiler Lul a Terry Places of Residence j Address301 Pine St. Occupation if other than Housewife Teacher Church Affiliation Christian Other husbands if any. No. fll (2) etc. ! city, stat_niayton,NM Make separate sheet fer ea-tiWar. Date Her FatherPelix McDonald Mother's Maiden NameMagnOlia -H&&St_^oh _1/ Children's Names in Full . hlldren'a ii a (Arrange in order of birth) t lata Day Month Year City, Town or Place County or Province, etc State or Country Add. Info, on Children 1 Birth 15-10-1936 Marengo Crawford Co. Ind. f Connie Rose Mar. 6-U.-1956 Marengo Crawford Co. Ind. Full Name of Spouse* \ Death C"l*rence Summers \ Burial b-i-6-1936 Birth i f-Edward Summers Mar. Children- - Wesley Bryant b-30-5-1957 SanDiegoCa I m-Mary Chanley Death Robin Sue b-5-ti-195ti Marengo, In I occu-Machinist Burial •Bfcrrv Wayne b-31-10-1960 Marengo.In mili. rec.-Navy Birth Laura Lee b-3-8-1967 Marengo.In Mar. d-3-8-1967 Death Burial Truman and Paulene Terry —57- FAMILY GROUP No Husband's Full Name HUGH TAYLOR nd Month Ye,r City, Town or Place County or Province, etc. State or Country - This Information Obtained From: K" ' . °*y Add. Info, on ^ Birth 21-10-1873 Princeton Tncii ana Chr'nd Mar. ?)|-1-1900 Pr inn sta on IndJ aria Death 1937 Buriail Princeton Places of Residence Christian Occupation Farmer Church Affiliation Military Rec. Other wives, if any. No. (1) 12) Make separate sheet for each mar. His Father J ame3 Taylor Mother's Maiden Name Jane (iOOamarf Wife's Full Maiden Name Cordelia Mae Terry Wife's Dau Day Month Year City, Town or Place County or Province, etc. State or Country Add. Info, on Will [ii Birth 19-9A876 Perry Ind 3rd_£______lj ; _ a, ra Chr'nd m Death 11-7-1939 Burial Princeton Ind, fjjsjl CompilerLula T. Elliott Places of Residence £ 2i Address 301 Pine St. Occupation if other than Housewife Church Affiliation Other husbands, if any. No. (1) (2) etc. City, state C1 ayt on tMN Make separate _heet fer eanirnar. Date Her Father Judge 3mery TerryMother's Maiden NameMargaret Walter? Children's Names in Full Children's (Arrange in order of blrthl Data Day Month Year City, Town or Place County or Province, etc. State or Country Add. Info, on <___ Birth 22-li-19Qn Princeton Ind Lowell G. Mar. Shirley Full Name of Spouse* Death 16-1-196^ Princeton Alen Margaret Lehman Burial Henshaw Birth 18-10-1903 Princeton Norma Mar. 38-9-1938 Princeton Karen Full Name of Spouse* Carlos Lucas Death 10-2-1973 Burial Lowell Taylor, Former Birth 28-2-1903 Goodman Mar. Full Name of Spouse* Death 16-7-1977 State Fair Head, Dies Burial Owensville, Ind.—Lowell G. Taylor, 62, former State Fair president, died Wednesday in the Gibson County General Hospital. Born at Marengo, Ind., the son of Hugh and Cardella Taylor, the family later moved to Gibson County where Taylor graduated from Princeton High School and later from Indiana State Teachers College. Taylor was an elder of the Owensville First Christian Church and served as chairman oi the church board. For 12 years he ______served in agricultural extension work with the Knox County Ag SISCL ~"> rS ^_\fa' Wife's Full Maiden Name LE0RA G3RTRUDE TERRY Wife's Data Day Month Year City, Town or Place County or Province, etc. Stare or Country Add. Info, on Wife Birth 1-8-18/8 Perry 3Tna- tfththTTd" Chr'nd -Q£ Death 26-14.-1961 Flanagan 3TTT -I.E. Terry Burial Compiler T.ula T.Elliott Places of Residence j Address 301 Pine St. Occupation if other than Housewife Church Affiliation Other husbands, if any. No.fl) (2'2) ietc . Make separate sheet for each ,rtar. City, StateQ 1 ay t on , MN ".. . T. . J ,_ ,. m Date Her Father Judge Emery Terry Mother's Maiden NameMar gar et J.Walters Children's Names ln Full Children's {Arrange ln order of birth) Data Day Month Year City, Town or Place County or Province, etc. State or Country /dd. Info, on Children Birth 27-1-1911 Flanagan 111. .10 children Ruth Anarah Mar. 28-6-19144- Brantford Ont, Canada Full Name of Spouse* Death Leslie Riddell Burial Birth Flanagan 111. Eunice 18-6-1913 Mar. Full Name of Spouse* Death 20-11-114. \ Burial Long Point 111. Birth 26-3-1916 3 Lloyd Mar. 30-5-1 9I+2 Full Name of Spouse* \ Death ie Virginia Bohannon^ Burial 4 Royce Clark Birth 15-5-1915 Mar. Full Name of Spouse* \ (never married) Death Burial Birth Mar. Full Name of Spouse1 Death Burial Birth Mar. Full Name of SpouBe* Death Burial Birth Mar. Full Name of Spouse* Death Burial Birth Mar. Full Name of Spouse* Death Burial Birth Mar. Full Name of Spouse* Death Burial Royce, Ruth,Herbert, Lloyd, Leora Terry Saxton —59— FAMILY GROUP No Husband's Full Name ^eo/z^g. bzmidi/i Husband's; This Information Obtained From; ___M Day Month Year City, Town or Place County or Province, etc. State or Country Add. Info, on Hush, Vedna PloufidM Birth 28-10-1878 Cdtcih^aO/id Co* 3ru£m 5700 tdldaZA tit. Mid Chr'nd JU C\&aUL, Cad-. Mar. 79-4-1900 Rg/iengo Cjioido^d Co. Jnd. Death 3-12-1962 San ZSgag CO, Burial San Dldcjo Ou Places of Residence Jndlana, JtLtlnola6f /bilzona, CjallldnnlxL Occupation rg/imeM. Church Affiliation Military Rec. Other wives, if any. No. (1) (2) etc. Make separate sheet for each mar. I. His Father /hm-son dm&cUn Mother's Maiden Name (jjS/^ffig3 — Wife's Full Maiden Name CJJile. Dell Tesuiu Wife's jl Dau Day Month Year City, Town or Place County or Province, etc. Stare or Country Add. Info, on Wife 2=_ 8.1 Birth 4-8-1880 A Jnd, ED _ &AAJJ. 7^7 ^h rhll Chr'nd Death 20-7-1952 San D-Lfigo Cad .T. R.-Tei_j Burial 3l2A2. DaL&QQ ______• _.2 Compiler Lula T. _____g__t Places of Residence Jndlana, JtLLinolA, Aodzona, Ca.tl£o/inla A Address JO 7 /^i/Ig. 3/. ^V.-UpdH.lOccupationl iIfL otheUU1C1r thaLlltUni 11Housewif1 e Church Affiliation CAusicA £)/ ______\ Other husbands, if any. No. rl) (2) etc hi City, State Clapton.. _VJ_t Make separate sheet fer ea:ftWar. Date Her Father JUCLQJZ, CmedV,/. I .edidiLf. Mother's Maiden Name ng^O^eZ /» UaM^U Children's Names In Full Children's (Arrange in order of birth) Data Day Month Year City, Town or Place County or Province, etc State or Country Add. Info, on Childre Birth 4-2-1901 Cnrud£o/id Co. Jnd. 1 ggujghJej. V&aimxt fh-62. Mar. 27-3-1926 2*£nne . Full Name of Spouse* Death Claude. Nautlletd Burial .Udude. cLLed i'lasi. 17, 1980 Birth 6-5-1903 1 a6on.,l'hx Jmogene roue. Mar. 3-1931 DaLj. Phsi. JFlXaLcdcmd l. Zjmxyvi. 23-12-36 1 a6on 1- ^an^LeTW^eldon Death 3-5-1967 San Dlerio La. RiacJia/id :c: P-fb'rhnnrl Jnhn 7en ,o______Burial San Diego Birth ddjlath CJiddbien ot Jmogociene and l__m____\ A'eJdon adlax. ILavUuri Nedson. 4-11-1932 ____ flgyiaign.. lion.. l\ia-zalln. Vo.idman 15-8-1956 Full Name of Spouse* ChuddLnjen.- Uuma, Ar-zlz, Ploaondin {/oilman 27-1-1957 (CynJJuxL Ann. La lolda, Ca.cLled 1-4-1979 Birth 7-5-1960 Dana Allen. La jo^la Ca. La 1X>UUL L.ThYdxand John. Zjznrge/1 25-1-1940 Rtfihand John. JA., P/wenlx., AaJ-Z. L -T:-. 7. rr-?—*—^—?rr_r_ f= v^rr- __£_, Full Name of Spouse* \ 'ia*.. Canol Cuelun llLY/rJieu.San. Diego- 5-5-1962 Canol cvetun didJdieu CAlddyien. of union Birth nnna LSJZ- £o./vz . 25-10- •flaaxielUaa . Kau 22-12-. 1%) Full Name of Spouse* Ha Jla xaaaa '/he. 29-3-1969 Crianmedla 'tag 29-12-11% -.Child o-l Velma PoAe. Birth 19 -9-1928 Dhoenlx.,f\u U}tnnn/> /-rnip i^mjljpJrl Mar. ~5^ T-1946 at Salome., ,difiz.m " Full Name of Spouse* " Death (Jildaden ol 'Ivonne. I'ialjdleld. and I' ttal. JJllUaOn. Thrdfilous. Ca'd-LLcaOn. Burial Co.-)JdneJg /ean-&o/m at Columliud, U7i,4-12-794T_ arL Birth I'ia/i.John 1/ianklln l^gj^llly6,S ~U~kg.o 14-9-196d_ Pamela jdan id-lldon. Mar. Idudddtvx ol union <_«_. "JoKn. Kevin. io/tn. ^lejyiale, Anlz. 17-4-1 96TJ aijjejj. Sate^prha/ile. Lipvr, Santa f'lonlca, Ca. 20-5-1966 Birth CJildaden. of0 Pamela and liaAatlsi Le^iluj. Mar. SeanSean. LzeLee,. io/Io/tmn ^gSan Dter/oDfierjo.., CaCa.. J4-12-19TJ Full Name of Spouse* Death T_g Donna Sl^phen ICASI, 18-3-1950-BLd 9-2- ~W_ Burial Birth TEL Lunn.io/in. San Diego.Ca. 11-1-195L CJxeAjpL Lunn Ult^on. Mar. f'laiL. felifddu. deist, San Dljego.Ca 11-12-1 7. Full Nraope of Spouse* . Death ChlYdsiesi n Burial Lunn.San. DaLeao.Ca. 4-7-197d I10 F Birth 5-10-19JL Mar. 2-8-191^ Full Name of Spouse* Death trUM- -23^T9Tf Burial (d1 ) ('lank Kevin. San D-ieao Ca. 10-5-1931 •If married more r.han njy e No. each mar. (1) (2) etc and list In "Add. info, on children•en" column. Use reverse side for additional children, other notes, references or infn FAMILY GROUP No.. Husband's Full Name GEORGE LEANADAS ST'-EWART Husband'aT This Information Obtained From; |Sff Day Month Year City, Town or Place County or Province, etc State or Country Add. Info, on Husband (&£il3Eanfifl_ Birth "2ii:-i-ibB3 Crawford Ind. Chr'nd Mar. H1-911908 Death 10-11-193A Belen.New Mexico Burial Albuquerque,New Mexico" Places of Residence Occupation R . R . CondUCCfchUrch Affiliation Military Rec. Other wives. If any. No. (1) (2) etc. Make separate sheet for each mar. His Father John Stewart Mother's Maiden Name Martha Vanmeter Wife's Full Maiden Name VirSie Annara Terr>y Wife's Dau Day Month Year City, Town or Place County or Province, etc. Stare or Country Add. Info, on Wife Birth 31-3-1882 Perry Ind. 6th child Chr'nd 3xr Death ,22-7-1963 Wilmington. Delaware J.E.Terry Buriail Janesville. Wis. Compiler Lula T . Elliotfilaces of Residence Address 301 ? lne St Occupation if other than Housewife Church Affiliation Other husbands, if any. No. rl) (2) etc. City, Stater; i ay t on t ___ Make separate sheet fer earh Wat-. Date Her Father Judge EmeryTerry Mother's Maiden NameMargaret J.Walters Children's Names ln Full Children's (Arrange In order of birth) Data Day Month Year City, Town or Place County or Province, etc. State or Country Add. Info, on Children Birth 18-6-iqiO Princeton Ind. Cecil Leona Mar. .'1-9-19J4.0 New York Full Name of Spouse* Death Chauncy Eanes Burial (Chaunce} died April£_5,i963) Birth 23-9-1911+ Princeton ind. Tr Stewart— Ariz Olive Loraine Mar T, Larry Joe Full Name of Spouse* Death "11- 5-.L95.V Joseph Seymour Burial Pheohix Ariz Children: Stewart Lee Seymour Oct. iViA married Margaret Readier their children; Terry Lee b. 23-10-19S1— Margaret Anne b 22-8-1953 P. T,Hr--py Jr. PI Sfiymmir married Joyce- Francke, Dec • 19.S1| their children; Paul Stewart h May k, 19.~S "27 KathfiPins r.nrrn.nf- h Jan 37,1957 Kel1ey Lee b Apr 11 f 19.^8 ± Robfirt. r.T>flig b Aug 3,^959 Virgie Annara (Terry) Stewart list in "Add. info, on children" column. Use reverse side for additional children, other notes, references or information. FAMILY GROUP No Husband's Full Name Judge Gardner TEHHY This Information Obtained From: lusband's; Day Month Year City, Town or Place County or Province, etc State or Country Add. Info, on Husbu Evelyn T.Badenhop Birth 17-6-1884 Perry Ind .seventh.. Napoleon, Ohio Chr'nd child. Mar. 1900 San Antonio Texas of J. E. Death 28A7-1967 Mayvlew TTT7 Terry Burial Mayvlew Cemetery Places of Residence Occupation Church AffiliatiorC of Chr JSMilitary Rec. World Waf Other wives, ii Make separate she^gg-r'iac^ma'rJenny McClughen Koch 2nd; Lena Knowles lr His FatheJudge Emery Terry Mother's Aaiden~NameMargaret J. waiter. Wife's Full Maiden Name Etta L. Wetzel Wife"s Dau Day Month Year City, Town or Place County or Province, etc. Stare or Country Add. Info, on Wife Birth San Antinio Texas £££a Chr'nd iaai Death 1912 Mayvlew 3TTT7 2—x - Burial Compiler Lula T.Elliott Places of Residence 3 "2_ Address 301 Pine 3 Occupation if other than Housewife church AffiiiatioiP&urch oT UhrisT Other husbands, if any. No. (1) (2) etc. c ity, state C1 ayt on, NM Make separate .heet fer earhTrtafr. Date Her Father Mother's Maiden Name Children's Names ln Full Children's (Arrange ln order of birth) Data Day Month Year City, Town or Place County or Province, etc. State or Country Add. Info, on Children Birth 10-5-1909 Livingston 111 Forest Terry Mar. Full Name of Spouse* Death 7-7-1926 Woodburn ILL Burial Birth 12-3-1911 Livingston ill Evelyn E. Mar. 2l_.-8-1938 b-21-7-1 90b. Henry Co. Ohio Lutheran Full Name of Spouse* \ Death Alvin H.Badenhop Burial Birth 2-4-1912 Kankakee Til Mildred Mar. Full Name of Spouse* \ Death 9-10-1965 Ft. Wayne Ind. 4HHHttHHHHHHfr4HHHB*4HP.* Burial daughter of Evelyn & Alvin Badenhot) Birth 277-9- 1 9h Napoleon Ohio 1 son Mary Etta Mar. -11 -19966 1 Thomas Jr. Full Name of Spouse* Death b-21 -5-19A. Thomas Allen Moore Burial Corporal Gardner Terry Battery B. 6th Field Artillery Evelyn E. Terry Badenhop Alvin Badenhop (right side) 1975 —62— FAMILY GROUP No Husband's Full Name Judge Gardner TERRY Husband's; Xhis Information Obtained From: Data Day Month Year City, Town or PUce County or Province, etc State or Country Add. Info, on Husband Birth 17-6-1884 Perry Tnd Seventh Lowell Terry Chr'nd child ano Mar. lO-b-19 Mayvlew Champaign 111 n-ther Terry Death 28-7-1967 Mayvlew 111. Burial Mayvlew Cemetery Places of Residence Occupation Church Affiliation C . Of Chr JSl&ilitary Rec_WOrld War I M^3we'pvaersa.LJ_geyetrfg-r(i_c(h)m6,;3tta Wetzel 1st wifej Lena Knowles 3rd ms Father Judge Emery Mother's Maiden NameMargiret J.Walters Wife's Wife's Full Maiden Name Jenny McClugher. Koch 2nd wife Data Day Month Year City, Town or Place County or Province, etc. Stare or Country Add. Info, on Wife Birth 17-5-1881 St. Joseph Champaign 111 Chr'nd Death 28-2-1939 3ayvlew 111. Burial Mayvlew Cemetery Compiler Lula T.Elliott Places of Residence Address Occupation if other than Housewife Church Affiliation Methodist" Other husbands, if any. No. (1) (2) etc. City, State Make separate sheet fer each friar. Date Her Father Mother's Maiden Name Children's Names ln Full Children's {Arrange in order of birth) Data Day Month Year City, Town or Place County or Province, etc. Sute or Country Add. Info, on Children Birth 18-2-1921 Mayvlew Champaign 111. Lowell Mar. 14— 7-194') Urbana Champaign 111. Full Name of Spouse* Death Joan Peters Burial Birth 1.8-2-19 Mayvlew Champaign 111 Luther Mar. T=TU mi Div. 2nd wife Jackie Cutbert irA2b-6-l569 Full Name of Spouse* \ Death Winifred Schlorfr Burial Birth 21-2-1936 Imogene Mar. Full Name of Spouse* Death \T9d5 ^-^*'}H^*«^-'}HHHa--^--JHJ-*.:- Burial Children of Lowell Birth B-I+-1914-- . Richard Lee Mar. 12-1-196-196c9 sons Wade Richard b-1 5-1-1972 Full Name of Spouse* Death Aaron Judge b-21-6-197U- Janet Owens Burial Marcus Jamss 7-7-77. Ma r i s s a Bi-th l|~?~7? Birth 16-6-1950 r Michael Lynn Mar. 6-12-1978 son Jason Michael b-ll+-10-1979 Full Najne of Spouse.* Bonnie weichmann Death Kim. Lorie. Michele Behrenrit Burial Birth 27-11-195JJ. dan, Lindsay Nnrvel 13-8-3 976 Colleen Denise Mar. 16-6-1973 son Kyle BjLair b-1 5-1 -1ft79 Full Name of Spouse* Death Martin R. Walter Burial Birth 8-3-1960 Ru3sell Doyle Mar. Full Name of Spouse* Death Burial Childrenof Birth ch of 1-1 son-Craig 3-7-1967 Winifrec 8-7-19U6 Anthea K& Mar. ch of 2-1 son-Jeff, 1 dau-Jeanotte 9-17-72 -wmT^riioithoff Death Jeff 1-fri-70 Timothy- I0-32-1971+ 3-.Tamft.«. Hani in Burial Birth 9-12-19k8 Cheryl Ann Mar. 1 dau-Melissa Jo 3-9-1973 Full Name of Spouse* Death Richard Walden Burial Birth Mar. Full Name of Spouse* Death Burial •If married more r|i_n or,, e No. each mar. (1) (2) etc and list ln 'Add. info, on children* column. Use reverse side for additional children, other notes, references or InformaHon. FAMILY GROUP No._ Husband's Full Name John, Cdi^Mft fh.ijQhjz^6 This Information Obtained From: Hu^and'aj Day Month Year City, Town or Place County or Province, etc. State or Country Add. Info, on Husband ramldu BlAJLe and Birth 12-3-1884 Puddle. Cnoiido/vd Co. Jnd. AaaZcAltaZcd mendLedi. o-_L pimllu Chr'nd and Mar. 26-8-1905 Cjvglldt Cjio^typo/td Ca. Jnd. fduldesi Death 10-9-1953 Sazpalveaa Lo.6 Angeles Co. Cal. DUriaiBurial j ll-—S~ISS12-9-195^3 | CAOataiUOaeZatk_-/ UJA^JM^/a^a Aa. ^—*ayCola. | Places of Residence Jliddde., f'lgJiengo. Jnd. Long Point, J 11. Beloit, Jane^yll%. Occupation (dt/inente/L Church Affiliation Military Rec. ______Other wives. If any. NiN6.. (1) (2) etc. Make separate sheet for each mar. 5. oi His Father Ste/lhjen. (__. flugheA Mother's Maiden Name CoalneAaLne. CPiddle. Wife's Full Maiden Name l\e>nlhn F1A.JP. Jenny Wife's jl Dau Day Month Year City, Town or Place County or Province, etc State or Country Add. Info, on Wife Is 1 Birth 9-6-1886 pe/L-z u tj^ Jnda 8 th. chUd \i\ Chr'nd C o _9> X III Death 7-2-1975 faie4vllle-, ______£__Z ejuig i~ a-. . Burial 1 nn. d ______Pll/fgn, /nunsi HPIB.. Pn/iA *si Com\a\\&v\/jjigtnla AnddiAon Places of Residence P.aAj>_ngo, Jnd., long Point, Jll.Belolt, lanaHAullle., UJY, ;u E. • it -•- " Address _____ C.Paclne. St. Occupation if other than Housewife Church Affiliation M- Qp&r husbands, if any. No. Cl)!2) «c. "i] City. State Jnnj2_AujJ£_Zf /^_ Make separate Sheet fer each friar. Date 10-12-1980 Her Father Judge Fmejig IPJVLU Mother's Maiden Name Nnngnnsl_J______j Children's Names in Full Children's (Arrange in order of birth) Data D"y MoiXh Ye"r City, Town or Place County or Province, etc. State or Country Add. Info, on Children Birth 26-9-1906 l\xtienqo Qiaudojxd Co. Jnd. Cdna Vj^ig-tnux. L Mar. 27-5-1957 Janeaivllle., Pock Co. i'J-Li Full Name of Spouse* Death Stanlell Stanleu A.AndeA^on Burial died, 28-7-'6] Birth 3-5-1908 Long Point LaLvljxaston Co. J 11. ______j=A^ &iieAa6onCaw-Ln Mar. 15-5-7942 CAfrc>\c.£ Full Name of Spouse* Death l-kiLejita Jhalesita LCic ,Valsi Burial died, 5-2-'80 Birth 74-3-1910 Long Point UjjaLng^rton C, J-Ll. KeAM-it Palph. Mar. 73-71-1937 Kahoika fh. Full Name of Spouse* Death Leona Sand Burial Birth 4-3-1913 Long Point LaLV-ingajton JJLEd ______[ (iLioded jManlata Mar. 10-9-1938 Dulalugae Aoiuxr i CZfi/k 1 Full Name of Spouse* mi-. I Death S' L'-'a A (V PodeAt ./ia StAaOrape. Burial Pdnend Birth 9-6-1919 Beloit ffoaCA CO. id'•Lai . PuneAt I eAAu Mar. 25-4-1942 Aleja-andAlaf La. (div JPIOA. Banlgjia loeluu -d, 25, 8-1968 lta%n°lc.°Watt Death Saantn a \uAAana,Ca. Bantaaa loahrxch UiJLil jgigj Birth 8-9-1921 Beloit POaCA CO. 'fiaLaia 'A- GrtfU-' Do/iothu ftyAtde Mar. 8-11-1947 IxtneAul-LLe, ThcA Co. MaU,. PA ru ITI-Pt Full Name of Spouse* Death BIXX&ARIX CrtAtCi.ES u/Eft PR Burial Birth Mar. Full Name of Spouse* Death Burial Birth Mar. Full Name of Spouse* Death Burial Birth Mar. Full Name of Spouse* Death Burial 10 Birth Mar. Full Name of Spouse* Death Burial •If married more than or,, e No. each mar. (1) (2) etc and list In "Add. info, on children* column. Use reverse side for sdditlonal children, other notes, references or Information. ^dddJoUen. and ^leat-^ariadnlddAen. o£ Bentka CUle. (TeJzna) and ]ohn Cduun kuahju, fa&idon and Po-LeAta Hughes'^ CkllaAen Blntk Plac*. P/uu>ent AddnjeaCaai 1-DouglxiA OneA^aOn 7J-4-7943 JaneAvldle., UJl6. Salt Lake Cltu, Utak 2- (dindocje. Lunn 28-7-7949 Sepulveda, Ca. Santa LianJriana, Ca. Plan.. J-eAemu BnadJio/id 24-6-7979 Santa Banl>ana,Ca. Santa Ban&ana, Ca. He/will and Leona'.6 Cklldrzen 7- ludltk Lunn. 24-2-7940 Jane^vldle., UaLi. Ped BlaJif, Ca. lion.. Poland Bundlfion Load PlotlnOa6,Ca. Ckldaden oil union a- Lo/il Ann 78-1-1959 LOA Phllno-d, Ca. OcjeaOn^lxLe., Ca. f'lasi. Daniel Plonetde CkldcLden ol union I anua Planle. 12-11-1976 Ped BluM,Ca. Ocjrzanatude., Ca. Pkrdtu I alen. U-6-1978 OcjzanA-lde., Ca. Ocjzanaialde, Ca. £.- I JiaOaCju Lunn 2-10-1961 PrenOfNev. c- Ponadd (?nau 20-12-1962 Ped B 5-1-1964 Ped B e.- dohn. kenjui. 19-10-1968 Ped Bluij f- David Pau. 74-77-797O Ped Bi g- Danlelde. Leje 79-72-7973 Ped I k- CkAaiaidlna Kau 2-8-7976 PedB. 2- TeAAix Cduun 29-7-1942 Pled I i%2aO..Ckasiloatte BnenneA. Ckllddoit o-t union a-dlljekelle. Penee. 28-8-1967 Ped B TL-Kauaika Danuel 2-10-1968 PedB aC:-LataLaika £ag 26-1-1971 Ped Plan., l^nnu. BazenneA. ClxllcLrzen ol union a-llaLLtzla Plande. 27-4-1974 Ped Ped BlujM. Ca. 3-Katahesdne. Cdlzaiietk 23-7-1944 JaneAV-t TAeAJion , Utah Plaa. Donald TkomaA (div) on 8-2-1964 Pena, Nev, CJzildLrzen o-f. union a-Dole. Lee. 22-8-1967 I ekama,Ca. teAAon, Utak A-KoatkeAaine. Denize. 18-4-1969 I ekama,Ca. TeAAon, Utak teAAon, Utak P\aJZa TiLckond Shaggy on 30-5-7977 CaAaCaOn Citu, Naev . Cklldazen o-t union a-1ammde. Lunn 7-8-1979 teAAon, (Ltak teyuion, Utak 4-Stephan Palpk 28-4-1946 Janeaivldte., l/Jatd, P/ie-eiaCott, ArzlaZ.. 10-11-1974 Canoga Panli., Ca, Pa-Ze^COatt, ArZaLz.. . Pla/La Donna Ann Dau on 5-DeAorzak Lee. 21-6-1952 JxineAvllte., Wi_j. Ijuxiaion, /bitz. 2-8-1975 I uxuaon, AaZlZ. /uCadon, Arzlz.. Pla/L.Jokn Alton on :UJdied iManltjdkuake^ij and PoLe/it S-tazampe.' at\ Cklldnen 1-iVancu. VlAjglnla 16-1-1940 2anea6v-ille, i'JaL6. Poaieoe., Jll. PocklLoyid, Jit, POairCaOe., Plan., John Quinn on 29-5-1959 JUc. Qiljdbien o-t union a-SkeAAu. Ann 20-3-1960 POaCakpOld, Jll, PoAcoe., Jll. A-Flank Daniel 8-12-1963 fockdd/id, Jll. /^.caCoe., Jit. 2- Cuntkla Louise. 73-4-7943 JaneaiUaille., lll&. JxineAullle-, Maid, Plan., BuAaton PlelLcaOn on 6^-7963 Janeaiavldle., £o____s. laneairUailde, LJ-L6. Ck-tlctrzen ojL union a-Betk Ann 31-10-1963 loneAvlile., W/3_. JanjzAuldle., j'.ii_.. 3-Suaian Pledlnda d-6-1945 TjineAV-ille., W-___s. PladlAon, Uaiai, Plan.. Polesit Sa-diUleA on 79-70-7968 IxuzeAvldLle., Idlai. Plad-tfion, UalrS, Ckllotrzen o-t union a-J^dydnu. No/unan 4-2-1970 PfadttaOn, tiJlai. Phdlrion, k/3_j. l-ZVlcole. Ann 19-12-1972 PladlaiaOn, Uld, Pladlrion, Ulai. 4- POLSAJL CdiLxin 13-6-1950 Janesville., Ul6, Spokane, idaa/i. Plan.. Plelvle LoaUe. Dakl on 30-1-1977 JaneAvUde, UaLfi, SpoAane., Uadi. -65— PupeAt and DO/I1A ('Jail) Hughes'A QtltdLnaen-Blntk Place. PazeAent AddrzeAA 1- La NeJUta Lou 30-3-1943 Alaexandnla, La. OaXnond, Ca. Plan.. David CkanleA Czump on 7-7-7963 CanAon City. Nev. Oxnand, Ca. Cklddrzen ol union a- David CkanleA 11 22-12-1961 Sacazemento, Ca. A- Vluzkl Lynn 12-12-1963 Stockton, Ca, Oxnand, Ca. a- St&pharzle. Le. Ann 31-5-1972 Oxnand, Ca, Oxnand, Ca. d- Cdmund Pupeazt 21-8-1973 Oxnand, Ca, Oxnand, Ca. 2- I eAAU Lee. 24-7-194-7 JaneAvllle., UIA, P/ieAcotd, ArzlaZ.. Plan.. Salvia. Pic. (^InnlA In 1972, no cklldAen Plan. DetoAak BantUtt on 75-4-7979 La 'toilette., I enn. Pazescott, A/ilz.. 3- Vicki LoulAe. 26-77-7948 Janesville., UIA. LlIAu, Plont. Plan. Cvesil Peed (div. 1976Jon 28-70-7966 Santa BanAana,Ca. San Diego,Ca. CkJdcLnen ot union a-Cdzrzdataina Ckanleruz. 27-72-7967 Santa lxznl>aAa,Ca. Lilly, float. Adllckexde Plaxclne. 74-4-7970 Salt Lake. CJdui.,lLtak,Llld>jj.,('lont. Plan., Plelvln CkanleA StanLe/injj. on 22-7-7977 Saltan, 'jJask. Lilla, i'lont. Doazotku Plusiatl^ilugkeA) and CkanXeA UeAeA 'A cklfidnen 7-Pamela Jane. 75-6-7949 JanesvlllLe, UIA. JaneAvllle, [JIA. Plan., Qedald Paul HeAman (divJon 74-2-7974 JaneAutlaLe, LJIA. JaneAultle., lis. Chlddnen o£ union a- Celena Bnooke 9-70-7974 JuneAuldle., U-IA, JaneAvllle., UIA. A— /lAkLeu Brzecken 72-77-7976 JaneAvllle., l'Jl^>. JaneAvfitte, UIA. Plan. David Kant Dukeman on 74-70-7979 JaneAvllle., Uls. laneAvldte., UIA. Sir Bc/doaza Ann 78-7-7954 JaneAvltte., Ul^c,, I'lundeleln, Jit, a- Dana you. UeAeA. 26-8-7971 JaneAvllle., [J.LA, PlundeJueln, JJJL. Plan.. _' 7-C^ULV;^.4. Sanchez on 4-4-1980 U/aukegan, Jll, Plundeleln, Jix.. /A%.ttV .'.A ' '_. . J__ j T*tg j * r- _H i Elsie (Terry) Hughes John Edwin Hughes -66- FAMILY GROUP No. Husband's Full Name Elmer Washington HUGHES Husband'sT This Information Obtained From: Data Day Month Year City, Town or Place County or Province, etc Slate or Country Add. Info, on Husband Edria Hughes fcirth 17-7-188? Riddle Crawford ind. Chr'nd j)flT.isle, White- Water, Wis. Mar. 26-9- 2906 English Ind. Death 5-2-1947 Janesville Rock Wis. Burial Long Point 111. Places of Residence OccupationOil Whol eSECbierch Affiliation Military Rec. Other wives. If any. No. (1) (2) etc. Make separate sheet for each mar. His FatherStephen E. HUGHES Mother's Maiden Name Catherine RIDDLE Wife's Wife's Full Maiden Name Ola Charity TERRY Data Day Month Year City, Town or Place County or Province, etc. State or Country Add. Info, on Wife Birth 15-11-1887 Lillydale Perry Co. Ind. 9th child Chr'nd of J. E. Death 24-9-1953 Janesville Rock Wis. Terry Burial Long Point 111. Compiler T,I_1 a T TR11 i nt.t Places of Residence Address ^01 Pine 5_tT Occupation if other than Housewife Church Affiliation Ghurch GhriSX Other husbands, jf any. No. (1) (2) etc. City,state Clayton, NM Make separate sheet fer earhWar. Date Her Father Judge Emery T3KRY Mother's Maiden Name Margaret WALTJiKb Children's Names ln Full C hlldren'a (Arrange ln order of birth) t ata Day Month Year City, Town or Place County or Province, etc. Sute or Country Add. Info, on Children 1 Birth IS-7-1908 Long Point 111. Theodore Washington Mar. Full Name of Spouse* \ Death li-1909 MarenKO Indi \ Burial 2 Birth 25-12-1909 Edria Ellen Mar. 1936 Dallas Texas Full Name of Spouse* \ Death Romanzy DeLisle \ Burial 3 Birth 9-8-1911 Long Point ill. Zelda Marie Mar. 5-12-1931 Full Name of Spouse* \ Death 18-12-1949 Janesville Rock Wis. Walter F. Howard \ Burial Janesville Rock Wis. 4 Birth 14-9-191^ Long Point 111. Gordon Terry Mar. 8-9-1943 LaCrosse Wis. Full Name of Spouse* \ Death Elizabeth Dovie \ Burial 5 Birth 7-8-1916 Long Point 111. Jerald Richard'* Mar. 26-6-1940 Full Name of Spouse* \ Death 18-3-1973 Fox Lake 111 • Carol Davis \ Burial Cary 111. 6 Birth 26-10-1919 Long Point ill. Josephine Faye Mar. 9-3-1946 Full Name of Spouse* \ Death Raymond !Gherardir_i\ Burial 7 Birth Mar. ~™ \ Death Burial 8 Birth Mar. Full Name of Spouse* \ Death . Burial 9 Birth Mar. —• \ Death Burial 10 Birth Mar. Full Name of Spouse* \ Death Burial •It married more than crnce No. each mar. (1) (2 ) etc and list In 'Add. info, on child ren" column. Use reverse side for additional children, other notes, referenct s or information. FAMILY GROUP No._ Husband's Full Name Russell E. Terry Husband's Day Month Year City, Town or Place County or Province, etc. State or Country Add. Info, on Hu,^ This Information Obtained From: Data Mary Jane(Terry) "birth 12-1-1893 Perry Ind. 11 chill Chr'nd _CL_3 Mar. Hi tr.hcock ??-3-19l3 Orleans Tnd. J.E•Te BEj »^tt3raj._--^*ttttg-ttttfrr.-tta- Death Russell Terry was Burial Places of Residencepi nnmi ngtrm Indiana fch_a nth cJaiJLd nf _ __. _. ..-_._ 1 , , _ ,, ,tll , , ,^ ,,, ,, , __!_'.. J. r> 1 1 _a J.E.terry and Mar Occupation^ t g _ Q nn ^, , _ jCfoyrch Affiliation ^g p f_ j _• f- Military Rec. Other wives, If any. No."(l) 12) etc. garet J.(Walters) MakOtheer separatwives, eIf sheeatiy- t No."(for eac0 (?h )rmar «=.• Terry His Father Jnrigf. Rmpry Mother's Maiden Name Mapgarftr, Wai f.p^t •a-fr^-iHHf-tttt^Hfrtt-fr-iHHH* Wife's Full Maiden Name Florence Johnson Wife's Data Day Month Year City, Town or Place County or Province, etc. Stare or Country Add. info, on Wile Birth 25-12-189 3 Mertora Ind, l5£*l Chr'nd Death Burial :§! Compiler RmTna Terry Places of Residence Bloomington, Ind. Address28o Riverside Occupation if other than Housewife Church Affiliation baptist Other husbands, if any. No. tl) (2^ etc. &_.a.o_a city, state janesville,Wi Make separate %heet fer ea^iTnar. Date Her Father Robert Jotinson Mother's Maiden Name tvfteen Children's Names in Full Children's (Arrange ln order of birth, Data Day Month Year City, Town or Place County or Province, etc. State or Country Add. Info, on ______I Mary Jane Birth _i-q.-iyib Bloomington Ind. ^ia___. J+-l-19i|3 .bloomington ind. Full Name of Spouse* Death ,3-5-1972 —n Fred G. Hitchcoc_,Z ______uria_l bloomington, Ind. Pern Marie Birth -Bloomington ^d. Mar. fcf^Ji Full Name of Spouse* \ Death Marie & Clark's dau. is Sharon C?Reilly | Clark Alexander Burial and her husband is Willem O'Reilly Birth Sharon is an instructor at the college Mar. in New Hope,Penn. and has been active Full Name of Spouse* Death in writing plays "and.' scripts for pro Burial Auctions both in New York and Penn. , , s *,« .VLM <>i_>C.J -^- WC~ '--*^.*C.*'_-*t.V„*C.^..*'!^ .HS-K-iHi-'JHi'.v- ^[Jother and Dad were married, at the farm lorth of Orleans where the Terrys re sided,by grandfather Rev. Terry. Aunt Cora and Grandmother Terry, wi tnesses. Dad worked on the Monon Railro ad from/fll and retired Nov.29,1962. He wa active in the Railroad Trainmen and i 3 still active in the Oddfellow Lodge, Mother has been active in the 3ed Cross, Christian Centerand works on o:ie of ths Boards at the First Baptist-United Church of Christ Church. This is the Russell and Lester Terry - 2 Church that Mom and Dad have always been brothers taken Oct. 1979, only active in. living relatives of J.E. Terry's 13 children. -olumn. Use reverse side for additional children, other notes, references or InformsHor FAMILY GROUP No._ Husband's Full Name Herschel Leslie TERRY a d Month Ye r thiS-Jnformation Obtained From; _Jafa " ' °*V » City. Town or PUce County or Province, etc. State or Country Add. Info, on Husband Lula Terry Elliott Birth 6-6-1895 Crawford 3TndA Chr'nd J i •$%'tM A-X*#iHb#*# .W#iWi- Mar. 10-6-1950 Bedford Ind. TTerschel L. Terry Death 6-12-1959 "wis the 12th child Burial Cirp,eir\ Fi 11 dametjejey Tnd, )f J.E.Terry arid" Places of Residence Margaret J.(Walters AccupationTranS port Church Affiliation i^vangeli cavitary Rec. W . V. . T Other wives, if any. No. (1) (2) etc. Terry Make separate sheet for each mar. ^*HH*^#-»HBBBHHH* His Father Judge Emery ,-, TerryMother's Maiden Name Margaret J.WALTERS Wife's Full Maiden Name Virginia Guillen KRANTZ Wife's Dau Day Month Year City, Town or Place County or Province, etc. Stare or Country Add. Info, on Wife Birth Chr'nd Death Burial Compiler Places of Residence Address Occupation if other than Housewife /vURSfc Church Affiliation Other husbands, if any. No. 11) (2) etc City, State Make separate .heet fer ea-rh .Tlar. Date Her Father Mother's Maiden Name Children's Names in Full Children's (Arrange in order of birth) Data Day Month Year City, Town or Place County or Province, etc. State or Country Add. Info, on Children Birth No childr % Mar. Full Name of Spouse* Death Burial Mr. Terry was a member of the Herscliel L. First Evangelical United Breth ren Church of Bedford and a vet- eral of World War I. Terry Dies Funeral services will be con ducted at 1:00 p.m. Wednesday Herschel L. Terry, 1707 Twen at tlje Elmwood Chapel of Day & ty-third street, passed away at Carter Mortuary, with Rev. Tho 11:35 p.m. Sunday at the Dunn mas Terrell, pastor of the Evan Memorial Hospital, where he had gelical United Brethren Church entered Wednesday night. here, officiating. Burial will be Mr. Terry, who was 64, was an in Green Hill Cemetery. employee of Wheeler - Foutch of Military rites will be accord Grandmother Walters, Cora Terry - sister, mother Bedford for 35 years. He had been ed at the grave by members of Terry and Herschel. ill two years. Gillen Post No. 33, American Le Born' June 6, 1895, in Perry gion. Friends may call after noon County, Indiana, he was the son Tuesday at the Day & Carter of J. E. and Jane Walters Terry. Mortuary, which is in charge of He married Virginia Krantz in arrangements. 1950. Surviving relatives include the wife; four brothers — M. M. Ter ry of Marengo, Indiana; Gardner Terry, Homer, 111., Russell Terry of Bloomington and Lester Ter ry of Janesville, Wisconsin: three sisters — Mrs. Leora Saxton of Pontiac, Illinois, Mrs. Virgie Ste wart of Pontiac, Michigan, and Mrs. Elsie Hughes of Janesville, Wisconsin, and several nieces and nephews. Form Al Copyright 1963 bv The Everton Publishers, inc.. Sex 2nd M.JuttaPloerke\ PO Box 368. Logan. Utah Publishers of THK Is GENEALOGICAL HELPER Send (or a free catalogue with lists and full descriptions of many genealogical aids r\ 6 FAMILY GROUPNo. f J.E.Terryand. This InformationObtainedFrom: 3 2 1 JOHNAlan 5 4 Compiler RmmaTerry 8 7 City, State t M.BettyHartwickX Date .?_O-RO Address 9 10 (Arrange lnorderofbirth)C Children".- NamesinFullC Margaret Jane(Walt is the13thchild •If marrie d more that! oivte No. each mar. (1 ) ( Raymond Grandle\ 99Ww'WMPW.MMMMMMl"W #-*#*-^KHHfr#-iHHJ-##-:r Lester PayeTerry Full NameofSpouae*\ Full NameofSpouse*\ Full NameofSpouse*\ Full NameofSpouse*\ Full NameofSpouse*\ Full NameofSpouse*\ Full NameofSpouse*\ Full NameofSpouse*\ Full Nameo f Spouse* \ Margaret Paye Mary Adeline Bernice Dionn\ Virginia Mignon Martin __!mory Kenneth Robert Emma Jane Joan Stearns\ Ronald Shumway\ Duane Deyer\ \ Death Birth Burial Mar. Birth Her FatheDharlesWistTCimMother'MaidenNameMfLgno Occupation ifotherthaHousewifePrintChurchAffiliatioCongegational Burial Death fife fatherJudgEmeryTerrMother'sMaidenNanMagat Occupatioiffruck DriVe [|_ bovs 2 girls 2 boys 2 bovs 1 girls 1 bov 3 girls 1 1 | 1 I JUDGE EMERY AND MARGARET JANE (WALTERS) TERRY, CHILDREN AND FAMILIES 2. Walter M. Terry born September 19,1874 died 1875 3. Cordelia Mae Terry born September 19, 1876 died June 11, 1939. Married Hugh Taylor January 24, 1900. He was the son of James and Jane Goodman Taylor of Marengo., Ind. Hugh born October 21,1873 died June 10,1937, both are buried at Princeton,lnd. Hugh was a farmer raising specimen watermellons. Their children: a. Lowell born November 22,1900, died January 16,1963, married Margaret Lehman, to this was born one daughter: Shirley Ann born July 29,1934, married Allen Henshaw, they are the parents of a daughter Karen. B. Norma born October 18,1906 died February 10,1973, married Carlos Lucas of Princeton., Ind. on September 28, 1928, Carlos died 1977. They were the parents of one daughter Karen Loraine born January 16, 1937 she married John L Dosch of Greenwoodjnd. and they had one daughter Kimberly Kae born September 17,1971. C. Goodman born February 28,1908 never married, died July 18,1977. 4. Leora Gertrude Terry was born August 8, 1878 in Perry County, Ind. died April 26, 1961 at FlanaganJIIinois. She was married February 24,1910 to Herbert Saxton of FlanaganJIIinois. Herbert was a farmer, he was born September 6,1874, died December 14,1966. Their children: A. Ruth born January 27,1911, Flanagan, Illinois, married April 28,1949 Leslie Riddell M.D. of Brantford Ontario, Canada. No. children. B. Eunice born June 18,1913, Flanagan,lll. died November 20,1914 C. Lloyd Keith born May 26,1916 married May 30,1942, Susan Bohannon. No children. D. Royce Clark born May 15,1915. never married. 5. Ethia Dell Terry born April 4,1880, Perry County Ind. died January 20,1952 at San Diego_,Cal. She was married to George Lambdin April 19, 1900, at Marengo,Ind. He was born October 28, 1878, died December 3, 1962, both are buried at San Diego, Cal. George was a farmer, they lived near Long Point, III. before moving to Pheonix Ariz, then California. A. Velma Rose born February 4,1901 at Marengo, Ind. married Claude Mayfield in Pheonix, Ariz. Claude was born March 1, 1898 at Collins, Miss, died March 17, 1980 at San Diego Cal. One daughter Yvonne born September 19,1928, Phenoix, Ariz, married Thad Wilson January 5,1946 of San Diego, Cal. They have four children: a. Pamela Jean born December 4,1946 married John Bayliss b. Danny Stephen born March 18,1950, died c. Cheryl Lynn born November 1, 1951 married Wayne Harrington a son Jason Wayne born July 23,1979 d. Mark Kevin born March 10,1959 Velma and Claude Mayfield; 50th Wedding Ethie (Terry) and George Lambdin; granddaughter Anniversary. (Background) Yvonne and 2 great grandsons. -71 — B. Imogene Faye born May 6, 1903 died May 3, 1967, her first husband was Daniel H. Nelson, they had one son a. Max Harlan Nelson born November 5, 1932, Pheonix Ariz, married Marilyn Vollman, they have a daughter Cynthia Ann born March 27,1957, and son Dana Allen born May 7,1960. Imogene married second Richard John Zenger of San Diego Cal. b. Richard John Jr. born January 25, 1940 married Carol Evelyn Bilbrey, they have four children, Johanna born October 25, 1963; Marcella Kay born December 22, 1965; Roxanna Rae bom March 29,1969; Carmella Fae bom December 29,1971. 6. Virgie Annara Addie Terry born Perry County March 31,1882 Ind. died July 22,1963 buried at Janesville, Wl. She was married September 14, 1908 to George Leandas Stewart, son of John and Martha VanMeter Stewart of Marengo Ind. Lonnie was born January 24, 1883 and died November 10,1938, buried at Albuquerque N.M. Theirchildren: A. Cecil Leona born June 18, 1910 at Mr. Carmel III. married Chauncy Eanes of Austin, Texas September 21,1940. Chauncy died April 25,1963 at Chester PA. No. children. B. Olive Loraine bom September 25,1914, Princeton Ind. died May 11,1955 at Pheonix Ariz. Olive married Joseph Seymour of Amarillo Texas. There were two sons born to them: a. Stewart Lee born August 26,1932 married Margaret Anne Rendler October 1950, they have two children Terri Lee born October 25,1951 and Margaret Anne born August 22, 1953. b. Larry Joe Seymour born August 14, 1934 married Joyce Francke December 1954. Their children: Paul Stewart born May 4, 1955; Katherine Lorainne born January 27, 1957; Kelly Lee born April 11,1958; Robert Craig born August 3,1959 7. Judge Gardner Terry born June 17,1884, Perry County Ind. died July 28, 1967, Mayview III. He served in World War I in France. Judge was a farmer, he married Etta L. Wetzel 1908 in San Antonio, Texas, she was born 1891, died 1912 at Mayview III. Their Children: A. Forest Earl born May 10,1909 died July 7,1926 at Woodburn III. B. Evelyn E. born March 12, 1911 at Livingston Co. III. she married Alvin H. Badenhop August 24, 1938, he was born July 21,1904 in Freedom Township, Henry Co. Ohio. One daughter: a. Mary Etta born September 27, 1943, married Thomas Allen Moore on November 2, 1963 at Napoleon Ohio, they have one son Thomas Allen Jr. born May 21,1964. C. Mildred M. born April 2,1912, Kankakee III. died Oct 9,1965 at For Wayne Ind. Judge Gardner Terry married second Jenny McClughen Koch, (she was adopted by Jonah and Susannah Koch) August 10,1919. Jenny was born May 17,1881 at St. Joseph, III. died February 28,1939 at Mayview, III. Their children: D. Lowell Terry, twin brother of Luther, born February 18,1921 at Mayview, III. Lowell married Joan Peters, July 14,1945, they are the parents of four children: a. Richard Lee born April 8,1947, married Janet Ownes January 12,1969. Children: Wade Richard born Jan. 15,1972, Marcus B. July 7,1971, Aaron Judge June 21,1974, Marrissa April 2,1979. b. Michael Lynn born June 16,1950, married Bonnie Weichmann Behrendt, December 16,1978, son Jason Michael bom Oct. 14,1979. c. Coleen Denise born Nove. 27,1954, married Martin B. Walter, June 16,1973, son Kyle Blair born January 15.1979. d. Russel Doyle born March 8,1960 Lowe„ & JoanTerry E. Luther Terry married Winfred Schlorff October 2,1942 a. Anthea Kay born July 8,1946 married William Holthoff, he was killed in service, they had one son Craig. Anthea married 2nd Jim Hanlin they have a son Jeff and daughter Jeanette. b. Cheryl Ann born December 9,1948 married Richard Walden, one daughter Melissa. F. Imogene born February 21,1936, daughter of Judge Gardner and Jenny Koch, died at age 9. —72— LOWELL & JOAN TERRY'S CHILDREN ^m__ d "MNI A •- fj/lr i ikUl^di • a%* .W_J -V _ Michael Lynn Terry and Bonnie; Kim, Lorie, Michele, Colleen Denise (Terry) baby Jason Husband Marty Walters Lindsay and Kyle, children. Russell Terry Richard Lee Terry & Janet; baby Marrissa, Marcus, Aaron, Wade. Live in Manhattan, Kansas. Richard is an ordained minister. Luther & Jackie Terry Luther Terry's daughter, Anthea Kay (Terry) Holthoff Hanlin; Back row: Craig Wm. Holthoff Hanlin, James Hanlin; Middle row: Jeffrey Hanlin; Front row: Timothy Hanlin, Jeanetta Hanlin. —73- 8. Bertha Elsie Terry born June 9,1886 in Perry County. She was one of thirteen children. She married John Edwin Hughes in English, Indiana on August 27,1905. They lived in Marengo, Indiana until they moved to Long Point, Illinois in 1907. Ed, as John Edwin was called, went to work at a saw-mill and later took up the carpenter's trade. Much of his buildings are still standing in Long Point and in good repair. They are a tribute to his excellent workmanship. He was a master at his trade, and a man of integrity. Bertha Elsie and John Edwin had a full and happy life. In 1916 they moved to Beloit, Wisconsin where Ed was sent to build barracks at Camp Grant at Rockford, Illinois for the soldiers of the Firsth World War. Elsie, as Bertha Elsie was called, had four children at this time but, still found time to knit for the soldiers. Ed. was transferred to the arsenal at Rock Island, Illinois in 1917. He moved his family with him and was there until the end of the war. The family then returned to Beloit where Ed went into the contracting business. Two children were born there. During the great depression of the thirties, the family moved to Janesville, Wisconsin, where Ed continued the building trade. Elsie was a happy person, loved music and was always singing as she worked. She loved her children and her husband and her grandchildren as they came along. All of the friends of her children made her home their second home. They called her Mom Hughes and loved her Taffy Pulls, her home made bread and the baked beans that she made for them. She taught her children by example, to be kind, to love your neighbor, to be honest and trustworthy, to be happy, to take pride in your appearance and to enjoy life. A. Virginia (Hughes) Anderson - - • The first child of Bertha Elsie and John E. Hughes was born in Marengo, Indiana on September 26, 1906. At the age of one year the family moved to Long Point, Illinois where she lived until the age of nine when the family moved to Beloit, Wisconsin. Virginia was eleven when the family lived in Rock Island, Illinois. She remembers the Calliope playing on the large paddlewheel excursion boats as they passed on the Mississippi River. She well remembers the night that her father took her to watch the celebra tion of the ending of the First World War. The bells rang in all the Churches, there was loud honking of horns and people with tears in there eyes were hugging and shaking hands with everyone. Later, she returned to Beloit and there graduated from high school and entered Nurses training in Janesville, Wisconsin and loved every minute of it. Virginia had many interesting jobs through her life. She was manager of a sports wear department, a buyer for womens clothes, a nurse to a mental patient, an overseer of a citrus grove and farm in Winter Park, Florida, manager of a Christmas shop, a nurse to two children and worked in a Florist Shop. She also had many nursing jobs. She was married three times, two divorces and became a widow in 1962. Her hobbies are knitting, needlepoint, crocheting, stitchery, nature art, oil painting, wood refinishing furniture and decorating. She is a birder, belonging to the Wisconsin Society of Ornithology, the National Audubon Society, The National Wildlife and International Wildlife Society, the Hollister Bird Club of Beloit, Wisconsin and Nature Conservancy. Her greatest love is traveling. Each hill and curve of a road calls her. B. Emerson Edwin Hughes, 2nd child of Bertha Elsie (Terry) Hughes and John E. Hughes. Born May 3, 1908, Longpoint, Illinois, married May 15, 1942. Roberta Lavina McNair, born February 16,1913. Died 2-5-1980. They had two children: Douglas Emerson Hughes, born April 13, 1943 and Candace Lynn Hughes, born January 28, 1949, married June 24, 1979, married Jeremy George Courtenay Bradford, born July 14,1938, London, England. a. Douglas E. Hughes - entered University of California at Santa Barbara 1962 and graduated 1966 with a B.S. in Electrical Engineering. Employed by General Research Corporation as Systems Analysist and in 1970 joined North American Weather Consultants (N.A.W.C.) as computer director, engineer and pilot. Received commercial pilot's license and instrument rating. Moved to Utah to set up weather stations, do soundings and work on computer stations. Is presently living in Salt Lake City, Utah as head of computer depart ment. He is not married. b. Candace L. Hughes - married Jeremy G. C. Bradford in Santa Barbara, June 24,1979. They spent four months in Europe and decided to move back to Santa Barbara where they are presently living. Candace is presently a Management Consultant to local professionals —74— and private individuals. Jeremy is a financial consultant who is presently putting together a hotel-restaurant operation. They have one son, Frances Bradford, born October 29,1963 by Jeremy's first marriage. Emerson E. Hughes entered service March 10,1941, went to Fort Sill, Fort Leonard Wood and then entered Fort Belvair Engineering School July 14, 1942 and was commissioned Second Lieutenant October 14, 1942. He was promoted to First Lieutenant at Gieger Field in January, 1943. He was a heavy equipment officer in the 863 Engineering Aviation Battalion. Sailed for Sidney, Australia, May 2, 1943, and served at Port Moresby, New Guinea, Orro Bay, Saidor, Hollandia, Dutch New Guinea, Biak, Leyte and Lingayen. Made a Captain and Plans and Layout Officer, then went to Manila with a shipload of Prisoners. Awards: Bronze Star, Good Conduct Medal, American Defense Service Ribbon, Asiatic - Pacific Theater with four battle stars, American Theater with bronze star, Phillippine Liberation with one battle star, World War II Victory Medal. Citation December 13, 1944 for brave and efficient construction work under fire on Shouten Islands. He returned to the United States November, 1945, and was discharged March 4,1946 with the rank of Major. He went back to Janesville, Wisconsin where Roberta and Douglas were then living and in 1947 they moved to the Los Angeles area where Emerson was employed as a construction engineer and contractor and Roberta pursued her hobbies of ceramics, sculpture and painting. In June, 1970 Emerson and Roberta moved up to Santa Barbara where Emerson began restoring antique automobiles and Roberta continued her career as a painter, both teaching and showing in galleries around the Southwest. Kermit Ralph Hughes - The third child of Bertha Elsie (Terry) and John E. Hughes, was born on March 14, 1910 at Long Point, Illinois, in Livingston Co. He was a fine athlete, excelling in basketball, ice skating, swimming and was high man with a tumbling team. He graduated from Beloit, Wisconsin High School and then worked and later owned an automobile service station in Janesville, Wisconsin. He was an ardent Muskie fisherman and deer hunter. He married Leona Sand in 1937 and they had five children; Judith, Terry, Kathie, Steve and Debbie. He moved his family to California in 1953 where he continued in the servicing of automobiles. At his retirement he and Leona spent their winters at Imperial Dam in Arizona, and their summers in northern Wisconsin and northern California. They now have 15 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren. A. Judith Lynn (Hughes) Burlison is the first child of Kermit and Leona Hughes and lives in the country outside of Red Bluff, California, surrounded by a prune grove and in the shadow of Mt. Lassen. She is a devoted mother and homemaker. She loves gardening and especially flowers. B. Terry Edwin Hughes lives in Red Bluff, California and is the father of four child ren. He is an outstanding mechanic on motorcycles and works for a company in Redding, California. He is an enthusiast of motorcycle racing and has dozens of trophies to prove it. He is also an outdoorsman, likes hunting and fishing and camping. C. Katherine Elizabeth (Hughes) Skaggs lives in Ferron, Utah, with her family. She is a fun-loving person, a good mother to her three children and to her three step children. Her hobbies are crafts, crocheting and homemaking. D. Stephen Ralph Hughes lives in Prescott, Arizona. In his youth he liked wrestling and Karate. He is a painting contractor in Prescott. He was in air force transpor tation in the Viet Nam War. , E. Deborah Lee Hughes lives with her husband in Tucson, Arizona, surrounded by the desert mountains and desert sands. She is a warm, friendly, sympathetic person and has a great love for animals. She is a quick, energetic person that likes to exercise, ride a bicycle and go jogging. -75— 4. Mildred Jaunita Hughes, the fourth child of Bertha Elsie (Terry) and John Ed. Hughes she was born in Long Point, Illinois, March 4,1913. Moved to Beloit, Wisconsin while very young. Graduated from Beloit High School 1932. Moved to Janesville, Wisconsin, 1933. Worked for Mrs. Russell Parker (who was associated with the Parker Pen Co.) Mildred was a nurse-maid for her two children. Mildred married Robert H. Strampe September 10, 1938. He played baseball and was assigned with the Cleveland Indians and played in the Minor Leagues. He worked for the Janesville Fire Department for 27 years. Retired as a Captain 1972. We have four children: A. Nancy Virginia (Ginger) - born January 16,1940, graduated Craig High School 1958 attended Business College in Rockford, Illinois. Met and married John Edward Quinn, May 29, 1959. They had two children: Sherry Ann, born March 20, 1960; Mark Danial, born December 8, 1963. Their home is in Roscoe, Illinois. In 1965 went to Australia to mine for Opals, they were there for about 3 months, then returned to Rockford to open up a Jewelry Store. B. Cynthia Louise (Cindy) - Born April 13, 1943, graduated Craig High School, met and married Burton H. Nelson, April 1963, both worked for the Holiday Inn. Cindy worked there for 16 years and worked herself up to Innkeeper in 1972. She was the first woman ever to be chosen as Innkeeper of the year in "1976". They live in Janesville and have one child: Beth Anne, born October 31,1963. C. Susan Melinda • born June 8,1945, graduated Craig High School, Janesville, Wl. Then to Career Academy in Milwaukee, Wisconsin to become a Medical Assist ant. She worked for the Jackson Clinic in Madison, Wisconsin. She met and married Robert Schiller in October 19, 1968. She is an avid bowler and loves to play baseball. They have two children: Jeffery Norman, born February 4,1970 and Nicole Anne, born December 19,1972. D. Robert Edwin • Born June 13, 1950, graduated 1968 Craig High School he was a stand out pitcher for Craig High School. Was the most valuable player for the American Legion Team. Signed with the Detroit Tigers in 1968. Went thru their Minor Leagues to pitch in the Majors for awhile. Met and married Melvie Louise Dahl of Janesville, January 30, 1971. While in Baseball he played in Puerto Rico Dominican Republic, Venezuela, Hawaii and Mexico. They live in Spokane, Wash, and going to College. He started College at Arizona State, Arizona. They have no children. .5. Rupert Terry Hughes • the fifth child of Bertha Elsie (Terry) Hughes and John Ed. Hughes. Rupert was born June 9, 1919 in Beloit, Wisconsin. He married Doris Charlene Wall, born 1925-died 1974. There were three children: LaNetta, born March 30, 1943; Terry Lee, born July 24, 1947; and Vicki Louise, born November 26,1948. Rupert graduated from High School 1937, joined the National Guard 1938 in Janesville, Wisconsin. Inducted into U.S. Army 1940. Sent overseas to European Theater of War in 1943. Rank of Technical Sargent. Saw active duty in France, Germany and Belgium. In action at "Battle of the Bulge". Discharged from U.S. Army at Fort Dix, New Jersey 1945. Lived in Janesville, Wis. and entered Building and Contracting line of work. Moved from Wisconsin to the San Fernando Valley in California in 1951 and to Morro Bay, California in 1961, then to Santa Barbara, California 1964 continuing in the building trade. In 1968 Rupert married Barbara (present wife) in Santa Barbara, they moved to Jackson, Wyoming in 1971 where they spend from June to mid-February in there home Rupert built, facing the famous Tetons. Mid-February until June usually finds them enjoying the mild climate of Arizona and California. Rupert is in the rental and land business in Jackson. He enjoys abundant hunting and fishing and the spectacle of wild game from his back door is worth every minute of life in the Wild West. A reunion was held July 1980 at Rupert's home in Jackson, Wyoming, brothers and sisters and spouses and cousins from Wisconsin, Gordon and Betty Hughes, Edria DeLisle, Josephine Gherardini from Illinois. —76— 6. Dorothy Myrtle Hughes (Weber) • was the sixth child of Bertha Elsie Terry (Hughes) and John Edwin Hughes, born September 8, 1921 in Beloit, Wisconsin. She moved to Janesville, Wisconsin in 1931 where she attended grade schools and graduated from Janesville High School in 1939. While attending High chool, she was a member of the National Honor Society, served on the school cabinet in various positions and as Class President. She also taught boy's Tap Dancing and Ballroom dancing (the first of its kind), was also voted Best All-Round Athlete. She served on the Governing Board of the YWCA and performed as a dancer for many years in the annual musical productions of the Kiwanis Club. Dorothy joined the USMCWR in June of 1943, reported to active duty in August of 1943 at Camp LeJeune, N.C. and discharged from Camp LeJeune in November of 1945. She was stationed at Headquarters Washington, D.C, where she attended Specialist School; Parris Island, S. C. in the Auditor's Office and a Drill Instructor, and Camp LeJeune in the Statistical Control Office. While stationed in D.C, she appeared on the Major Bowes Radio Show held at Quantico, Virginia. Dorothy married Charles W. Weber, Jr., on November 8, 1947. Of this union 2 daughters were born, Pamela Jane on June 15, 1949 and Barbara Ann on January 18, 1954. She worked in the Girl Scout Movement for many years as Brownie and Girl Scout Leader, Girl Scout Camp Chairman and served on the Board of Directors for the City of Janesville and the Badger Girl Scout Council Camp Committee. She also served on the Make-up Committee of the Janesville Little Theater and as a volunteer for Meals-on-Wheels. She has been Chairman of her graduating Class Reunion Committee for 40 years. Dorothy lives in Janesville, Wl. After graduating from Janesville High School, Pamela attended the Madison Academy of Beauty Culture. She married J. P. Herman and of this union two children were born; Celena Brooke on September 10, 1974 and Ashley Breckin on November 12, 1976. She married Dave Dykeman in 1979 and is presently residing in Janesville. Barbara attended Blackhawk Technical Institute studying Fashion Merchandising after her graduation from High School. She has one son, Dana, born on August 26,1971 and is now married to Ezequiel A. Sanchez. They live in Mundelein, Illinois. Barbara A. CHICAGO—A year ago. there was a threat that a sore arm might end the baseball career of Janesville's Bob Strampe. But to day, the 21-year-old I pitcher is in the | major leagues. Strampe, who signed a profes sional contract two months after grad uating from Craig High School in 1969. was recalled Tuesday by the De troit Tigers from Uleir Triple-A club in Toledo, Ohio. The hard-throwing Strampe righthander received the call at 2:30 p.m. and was in a Tiger uniform at White Sox Park in time for last night's " " victory over Chicago. Rupert - Kermit - Emerson Hughes, three brothers. Emerson-Candice Roberta-Douglas 9. Ola Charity Terry - was the ninth child of Judge Emery Terry and Margaret Jane (Walters) Terry. Ola was born November 15,1887, at Lily Dale, Perry County, Indiana. Ola Terry married Elmer Washington Hughes in English, Indiana, without full approval of their parents, they eloped, walking down the railroad tracks into English. Ola having a very good singing voice also chose marriage to "Wash", over an opportunity to a singing career, offered her by a sponsor. Leaving Indiana the Hughes family moved to Long Point, Illinois. It is here they began raising their family of six children, losing their first boy Theodore at an early age. The Family moved to Wisconsin in the early twenties. Ola and Wash had two children who served their country in the second World War. Gordon in the 2nd Infantry Division, and Josephine in the Women's Army Corps, also a grandson Raymond Gherardini served in the U.S. Air Force from 1966-1970. Ola was very witty, out-going, and fun-loving. She was preceeded in death by son Theodore, daughter Zelda and husband "Wash". Their children were six. 1. Theodore-firstborn July 15,1908-died April 1909. 2- Edria Ellen Hughes was the second born to Ola (Terry) Hughes and "Wash" Hughes, December 25,1909. She married Romanzy DeLisle 1936 they had one daughter Patricia E. DeLisleborn July 15,1940. 3. Zelda Marie was the third child born to Ola (Terry) Hughes and "Wash" Hughes. Zelda was born 8-9,1911 at Long Point III. Livingston Co. She married Walter F. Howard Dec. 5, 1931 Janesville, Wl. Zelda died Dec. 18, 1949 and is buried in Janesville, Wl. Walter Howard died Oct. 9,1969 Janesville, Wl. There were four children of this union: A. Carol Jean born 5-27-1935, Janesville, Wl. first child born to Zelda, mar. Robert Ruud Nov. 12,1955. Had their 25th wedding ann. the year of 1980. Children of this union: a. Shirly Mae Ruud born Feb. 26,1957 Mar. Ronald J. Thomas in June, 1977 child - Dawn Marie, Dec. 2,1977. (Div.) Remarried David Dampier, Apr. 12,1980 b. Walter William was born Jan. 20,1960 c. Stephen Curtis was born Oct. 19,1955 mar. Deborah Bauman, Nov. 3,1973 Div. child, Robert Curtis, Oct, 9, 1973. Mar. Jackie Cleasby, Nov. 11, 1977. Child, Bobby Joe, July 21,1978 d. Marie Zelda was born July 14,1962 e. Robert John Jr. was born Feb. 2,1964 f. Donald Joseph was born Feb. 24,1970 B. Robert Lewis Howard was born Aug. 12, 1932 Janesville, Wi. 2nd child to Zelda. Mar. Lealer Seal, Oct. 7,1950 at Elizabeth City, N.C. Children of this union: a. Tamara Lea Howard was born Mar. 17, 1954 Monroe, Wl. mar. John E. Richardson Feb. 11,1975. Children, Rachael May Jan. 4,1973, Julie Ann Aug. 22,1975 b. Robert Fredrick Dec. 10,1956 Monroe, Wl. Mar. Terri Wilder, Feb. 11,1978 c. Micheal Lewis, Dec. 27, 1958 Madison, Wl. Mar. Donna June Fanning Apr. 22, 1978 Child, Maude June, July 25,1978 Robert Lewis Howard, 2nd marriage - Jean Marion Kolze, 4-20-1980 in Rockton, III. C. Suellyn Marie Howard born Apr. 16, 1943 Janesville, Wl. Mar. Donald F. Perry, Apr. 28,1962 Janesville, Wl. Children of this union: a. Lori Ann born Jan. 9, 1963 Janesville, Wl. Child, Jason Byon born Jan. 31, 1980 Mar. Ralph Douglas Bobzein Jan. 24,1981 Janesville, Wl. b. Gregory Stephen born Apr. 19,1966 Janesville, Wl. c. Michelle Lynn born Nov. 12,1967 Janesville, Wl. D. Alan Fredrick Howard born May 3,1946 Janesville, Wl. Mar. Grace Killiand. Aug. 20, 1966 Waterloo, Wis. Children of this Union: a. Sandra Marie born July 31,1967 Madison, Wis. b. Dale Allan born Jan. 29,1969 Madison, Wis. c. David James born Dec. 13,1973 Edgerton, Wis. 4. Gordon Hughes the fourth child born to Ola (Terry) Hughes and "Wash" Hughes. Gordon was born Sept. 14, 1914 at Long Point, III. Gordon married Elizabeth (Betty) Jane Doyle Sept. 8,1943 at LaCrosse, Wl. Betty was born Mar. 3,1922 at LeRoy, Minn. Betty's father, Frank Patrick Doyle and her mother Mary Ann Thelen. Gordon and Betty have three Girls: A. Nancy Kay born Apr. 23, 1944 Taopi, Minn. Mar. Apr. 24, 1965 to Lawrence Allen Dammen in Janesville, Wl. he was born Mar. 12, 1944 Janesville. His father, Julian Orlean Dammen, and mother Margaret Katherine Stearns. Nancy and Lawrence have three children: a. Cheryl Ann 1-23-1966 Janesville, Wl. b. Joseph Allen 5-8-1967 Janesville, Wl. c. Michael Robert 9-6-1968 Janesville, Wl. B. Linda Marie Aug. 23, 1946 Janesville, Wl. Mar. Apr. 16, 1966 to James John Treuthardt he was born Dec. 21, 1946 Monroe, Wl. His father Louis Paul Treuthardt and mother, Lenora Augusta Schultz. They have three children: a. James Henry 1-10-1969 Janesville, Wi. b. MeLinda Mae 1-1-1971 Janesville, Wl. c. Gordon Paul 5-16-1973. Janesville, Wi. C. Mary Louise Feb. 23,1949 Janesville, Wl. Mar. Apr. 12,1969 to Keith Allen Femrite, he was born Aug. 12, 1947 Madison, Wi. His father Philip Joseph Femrite and mother Charlotte Virginia Schultz. They have two children: a. Charlean Elizabeth 11-17-1971 Janesville, Wl. b. Paula Lynn 10-10-73 Janesville, Wl. S/Sgt. Gordon Terry Hughes. Hq. Co. 2nd Infantry Division June 9, 1941 to June 28, 1945. Spent 22 months overseas in France and Germany. After returning from the Army he worked as a Mechanic for Bud Harder and Steve & Shorty's, until 1951, when he went to work at Janesville Auto Transport until retiring in 1976. Gordon's hobby is fishing and hunting. Betty and Gordon both love the outdoors. 5. Jerald Richard Hughes was the fifth child born to Ola Terry Hughes and "Wash" Hughes. Jerald was born 7-8-1916 at Long Point, III. He married Caroline Marie (Slick) Davis 6-26-1940. Jerald died 3-18-1973 at Fox Lake, III. and was buried at Cary III. Jerald was an engineer on the Milwaukee Railroad for many years, and was a very fun loving person, like his mother. He liked to sing and played the guitar and loved all sports. Jerald served in the National Guard in Janesville, Wl. but because of a heart condition he was unable to serve in the Second World War. Jerald's wife Carol has a daughter Abadene by a former marriage born 4-23-1934. Jerald and Carol had two children: A. Jerald Richard Hughes Jr. 12-10-1941. Mar. Lucia Lynn Goduto 11-27-1971 in Chicago, III. They have two children: a. Erik Richard born 2-19-1973 b. Francesca Elizabeth born 9-14-1979 B. Gail Louise Hughes 6-26-1944 Waukegan, III. Mar. Micky Crary 10-1-1966 (Div.) Had one child, Christine Marie Crary 10-13-1967. Mar. Jeffery Arnold 2-26-1977. Carol's daughter Abadene married Robert William Domke 5-24-1958. They had one daughter- Rae Ann born 9-1-1961. -79- 6. Josephine Faye Hughes is the 6th child born to Ola and "Wash" Hughes. Josephine was born 10-26-1919 at Long Point, III. Mar. Raymond Frank Gherardini 3-9-1946 at Waukegan, III.Four children were born: A. Sharon Marie 3-15-1947, Highland Park, III. Mar. Peter Lorimer Gail 10-12-1974. a. Patrick Harold Gail born 2-8-1970 b. Micheal Gail born 9-3-1975 c. Maryellen Gail born 7-1-1976 B. Raymond Micheal 2-29-1948. Mar. Boni Loretta Bridges 4-16-1971 a. Raymond Marcus born 3-22-1977 b. James Joseph born 11-13-1978, died 12-27-1978 c. Courtney Marie born 7-6-1980 C. Deborah Lynn 2-5-1951. Mar. Gregory Melzer 11-8-1969. a. Jennifer Lynn born 4-10-1970 b. Christopher Alan born 3-14-1971 c. Amy Elizabeth bom 8-1-1975 Ola (Terry) and Wash Hughes with 3 daughters D. Karla Sue born 9-28-1953 Zelda, Josephine, Edria, 2 son-in-laws, 3 grandchildren. S/SGT. HUGHES RECEIVES DISCHARGE ON" POINTS S/Sgt. Gordon Hughes has re ceived an honorable discharge from .service under the poinl system and. Ola Charity (Terry) Hughes wilh. Jiis wife, Belly, and His daughter, Nan cy Kay, is visit ing for a lew days wilh his parent s, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Hughes. 1215 S. Terrace slreet..' Overseas for 22 in o n t li s , Sgt.' Hughes arrived in Franc/.' on D- Gordon Kughes day, s erving wilh a motor pool outfit, there : . 1 in Germany. He returned home .June 28, receiving, his discharge upon arrival at. Fort Sheridan, lie- fore his induction June 9. .1941, he was employed at the Citv Ice and Fuel Co. Carol & Jerry Hughes 1971 Josephine Hughes Gordon Hughes -80- In 1978 Edria took a trip to Africa and the Holy City as follows: As a lay person, one of my lifetime experiences was to go on a crusade to Africa with the Mission World Service. Early one humid morning in September 1978, 15 "intrepid" explorers arrived at Bujumbura, the capital of Burundi, ready to dare the unknown. (At least it was unknown to our group of crusaders). In spite of the hustle and bustle of traffic, the city's atmosphere still resembled a sleepy western town. Dingy colonial architecture contrasted with a radiant display of floral extravagance. Tall Jacaranda trees sported brilliant blue blossoms, while flame trees and trumpet vines competed with the abundant bougainvillea for the most vivid reds and oranges. Our visit to Bujumbura served as an introduction to this land of contrasts. As we left the capital city there was nowhere to go but up. Almost immediately the main highway began to veer from the steamy plain to the mountain heights of the interior. Graceful people with bronze-brown skin and fine oval-shaped faces swarmed along the road. These people were all on the move going somewhere. Nearly everyone walks in this land where there are few vehicles. Since a nation on foot doesn't require a network of roads, we soon discovered that it needs something else • paths. As we traveled down the road, a configuration of paths seemed to appear, meeting the road, bisecting it, and paralleling it. These were the main arteries of Burundi. The highway was merely an adjunct to them. Some paths led to gardens in the valleys, patches of bright green where streams ran nearby. We saw women there hoeing weeds or picking beans for an evening meal. With Edria at Holy City 1978 babies lashed firmly to their backs, they raised their heads to watch us pass. Women of various ages walked other paths which led to the forest. On their heads they (2nd row, 2nd from left). carried large bundles of sticks and twigs. Along with the family gardening, it is also the women's responsibility to maintain the supply of firewood. The same paths which led to the garden and forest also led to the streams. It was a daily chore for the women to carry the family water supply in pots or jars to the home. They balanced the jars firmly upon their heads and never seemed to spill a drop. Dotting the hillsides were the people's homes, clusters of grass huts or adobe brick structures surrounded by jungles of banana trees and groups of boisterous children. Less restrained than their elders, the youngsters waved and called out to us as we passed. Our first stop was the mission station of Mweya. Several members of our group were scheduled to work here. Patricia E. DeLisle, Edria's daughter One of the other crusaders and I served by following a path of painting, sewing, and working in a library. Another path took us to a Pigmy village near the mission station. This was by far the poorest area we visited. We watched them make floor mats and clay pots. The missionary who accompanied us gave these people clothing and they in return allowed us to photograph them. Our hearts were warmed as we realized that God loves them as He loves us. On a Sunday a path took us over some very rough country to a mountain top church and school site. Here we worshiped in a small stone church with grass on the floor and only logs to sit on. The little choir had two strange instruments to accompany their singing. One was a piece of steel "played" with a small nail. The other was a soda pop bottle with ridges which made a pleasing sound when rubbed with a piece of metal. After church we were invited to the home of one of the national pastors for the noon meal. When we realized he had to purchase the food himself to feed us, we forgot our surroundings and appreciated his generosity. For ten days our paths converged with these people in a strange land, and we walked them together. We learned that the needs of all people are basically the same. Everyone requires food and shelter, love and friendship, and meaning in life. We also learned anew that all of these needs can be met only by the One who created all peoples and loves them with a love beyond understanding. In high school my parents sent me to Europe with eight other students form the surrounding area. We We left Burundi and spent five days in the Holy Land where our paths were the ones biked in England and rode around France, Italy, which had been traveled by our Savior. His words and sacrifice took on new meaning for Germany and Switzerland. While in Germany I us. worked at a United Nations work camp for two Jesus called Himself the "Good Shepherd." He said that we were the sheep of His weeks. Living out of a back pack for 2V_ months pasture. I recalled the words of David's immortal psalm, "He leadeth me in the paths of was quite interesting. Even got my picture in the righteousness for His name's sake." Then I remembered the paths of Burundi. The Lord Saturday Evening Post. The following year I had brought our paths together, and they never really separated again. graduated from high school and then to college. I Some of these paths led to the drinking place, some to the witch doctor, but many others graduated from univ. of Wisconsin-Whitewater in led to schools, to dispensaries, and to the house of God. I will remember that dark- 1963, that fall I started teaching First Grade in skinned men and women who know the Good Shepherd are walking those pathways. Mount Prospect, III. I've been at the same school They are bringing other lost sheep to the One who can lead them "in the paths of right and grade level for 18 years now. eousness for His name's sake." I want to join them on that pathway through prayer and I do a lot of traveling to Mexico during the summer deep concern. or spending quiet moments at my farm in Northern All the crusaders agreed at the close of the trip that each path we took in Burundi led us Wisconsin. I also enjoy working in the Winnetka to rich blessings and new appreciations for the work of Christ in different lands. Community Theatre group. Compiled By: Edria Hughes DeLisle Compiled By: Patricia DeLisle -81- 13. Lester Faye Terry - was the thirteenth child of Judge Emery Terry and Margaret Jane Walters Terry. Lester was born July 20, 1897, Crawford County, Indiana. Served four years in the U.S. Army, 22nd Infantry 1917 - 1921. Stationed at Hoboken, New Jersey and was a M.P. (Military Police) in New York City. After service he went to Beloit, Wis. to visit his sister, Elsie. In Beloit he met Emma Wistrom Sorenson and they were married Easter Sunday, April 1,1923. Later they moved to Janesville, Wisconsin and he worked for the City of Janesville several years, as a truck driver helping to build the Monterey Bridge, Monterey Park and several other projects (Editorial Comment: Which were all worth-while when President Roosevelt was voted into office and made jobs for the unemployed men. Jobs with a meaning to lift the country out of the depression.) Emma was born May 23, 1903, in DeKalb, Illinois and when her mother died in 1906 she was adopted by her grandparents. She lived with her grandparents until she was ten in Sycamore, Illinois. When they passed away she went to live with her Aunt and Uncle (Lucey and John Redmond) Beloit, Wis. Emma learned the printing trade in Beloit 1917 -1923. Started her own Shop 1940 at her home in Janesville. After several years she moved the shop downtown and with Lester's help they progressed very well. After five years their son John (Jack) Terry went to work for them. On retirement they sold the shop to Jack, and now his son, Mark Terry, is learning the trade and doing the photography work. Affiliated with the First Congregational Church - Janesville. Lester and Emma have seven children: A. Margaret Faye March 12,1924 — Beloit, Wis. B. Mary Adeline December 24,1925—Beloit, Wis. C. Kenneth Robert July 17,1927—Beloit, Wis. D. Martin Emory October3,1928 — DeKalb, III. E. Virginia Mignon May3,1931 — Janesville, Wis. F. John Alan August 22,1935 —Janesville, Wis. G. Emma Jane August 4,1937 —Janesville, Wis. A. Margaret Faye Terry — after graduation from J.H.S., went into "Active Duty" August 14, 1944 with the Navy. She was in the Reserves 1947 -1953 Submarine Unit, Cleveland, Ohio. While in service she met Al Cash from Milton, Wis. and he was a pilot in the Army Air Corps. They were married at Abilene, Texas. This marriage was dissolved after two years. Margaret went on with her career; she flew to Hiroshima, Japan 1953 and was a private medical secretary at the ATOMIC BOMB CASUALTY COMMISSION. At present she is an Administrative Assistant for Wellington Agencies, Inc. in Los Angeles, California. B. Mary Adeline Terry - after graduation from J.H.S., was employed as a bookkeeper at the Local Radio Station in Janesville, WCLO. She met Raymond W. Grandle who had his initial position as an announcer. Mary married Ray September 22, 1946. Ray graduated from the Sullivan High School, Chicago. The broadcast career took them to KOB - Albuquerque; WAAF - Chicago; WGN-TV New York and then back to Wisconsin as manager of WLUK-TV Green Bay. In 1964 they decided to try ownership of a small radio station in Beloit, Wis. (city of Mary's birth). Sold Beloit Station in 1970 to obtain a larger station in Sioux City, Iowa. Mary joined Ray in the business office when they went into ownership. Ray is a very popular Talk Show Host and active in community affairs, such as School Board and Zoning Board member. Plus he is a gifted singer which he uses in community fund raising events, etc. Their retirement years are being planned for Sarasota, Florida. They were blessed with a daughter, Ruth Anne, born June 4, 1950, Janesville, Wis. a. Ruth Anne graduated from Beloit High School and went one year to Whitewater College, Wis. Horses are her hobby. She met Ned Schoor, born August 27,1947, and they were married October 10, 1970, at Rockton, Illinois. Ruth and Ned are owners and operate a Beauty Cosmetology School at Green Bay, Wis. They have two boys: Raymond Walker Schoor (born 3-28-74) Janesville, Wis. Austin Wyatt Schoor (born 12-5-75) Janesville, Wis. Ned's father, Leonard Johannes Schoor, was born May 9,1910 Amsterdam, Holland; arrived in America September 26,1926. -82- C. Kenneth Terry - graduated from J.H.S. 1945 and enlisted in the United States Navy, received his training at Boot Camp Great Lakes, Illinois. Went on to Guam and the South Pacific, then returned to the States. Married JoAnn Stearns September 11, 1948. JoAnn was born 1927 and died May 1972 from pneumonia. Ken is Vice Pres. of Prod. Rock River Manufacturing Company. He has built a home for retirement in Northern Wis. They swim, fish and snowmobile. This marriage 5 boys and 1 girl: Affiliated Catholic Church. a. Jeffry Terry - born 5-20-49 married Barbara Boothroyd (born 7-30-48) February 6, 1971 in Madison, Wis. Jeffry and Barbara both graduated from Whitewater Univ., Wis. Jeffry is associated with the Wausau Mutual Insurance Company having worked in Irving, Texas and now in Mosinee, Wis. He is studying for his CPCU. Barbara is a school teacher. Having lost a set of twins at birth, they now have a little girl Kathryn (Katie) Marie born 7-3-79. b. Timothy Lee Terry - born 7-10-51) married Louise Catherine Wolfe (born 12-12-52), July 8, 1972. Tim is associated with Chambers & Owen Vending Machines. They have two children: Christopher Charles (born 3-21-75) Rebecca JoAnn (born 9-26-77) c. Daniel Faye Terry - born 2-12-55 and married Lorie Louise Bobzine (born 8-30-56), July 6,1974. Dan is Foreman for the Rock River Manufacturing Company. They have three children: Patrick Kenneth (born 8-27-72) (Lorie's son adopted by Dan) Daniella Fay (born 10-13-74) Andrew Duane (born 7-16-79) d. Pamela Jean - born 3-24-60 and died 1-16-61; crib death. e. Robert Kenneth Terry - born 4-3-61, graduated from J.H.S. 1979, going to River Falls College, majoring in economics and journalism. f. Curt Francis Terry - born 8-14-62, graduated from J.H.S. 1980, associated with Shopco Department Store, Janesville, Wis. Kenneth's second marriage to Grace Anna Churchill, April 27,1974 (Grace has four boys • Scott, Tom, Joe and Randy Churchill, her first husband died with kidney failure). D. Martin Emory Terry-joined the Navy age 17. Took his boot training at Great Lakes and signed up for 4 years on his birthdate, October 3, 1945. Served at Jacksonville, Florida then to Norfolk, Virginia, assigned aboard the Noxube Auxiliary Oil-Gas Tanker then to Iceland, Greenland, England and all Atlantic Ports. Transferred from the Noxube to the APA Wilson, went from Norfolk, Va. through the Panama Canal to San Francisco Island YBI, between San Francisco and Oakland. Then aboard the U.S. CV21 Aircraft Carrier Boxer, which took him to Pearl Harbor, Australia, Japan and down to the southern part of New Zealand, back to Alaska. Finally back home, having been to every port in the United States and most of the Atlantic and South Pacific. Martin married Bernice Genevieve Dionne April 7, 1956; born March 19, 1928, she was from Chicago Heights, but was working at Parker Pen, Janesville, as a secretary. They have four children: a. Mary Eileen Terry • born 2-27-58, in Chicago Heights, Illinois, graduated J.H.S. 1976. Mary married Terry Wunderlin, August 26,1978. b. Carole Marie • born 3-28-60 in Janesville, Wis., graduated J.H.S. 1978 and is going on to Secretarial School. c. Michael Patrick - born 10-25-61 in Janesville, Wis. Graduated 1981 - G.E. Diploma from Blackhawk Tech. d. Nancy Patricia - born 4-24-63 in Janesville, Wis. Graduated - Craig High School E. Virginia Mignon Terry • graduated from the J.H.S. 1949, employed at the Janesville Gazette bookkeeping department and was employed at the General Motors in the billing department. Married Duane B. Deyer February 10, 1951. Duane (born 8-4-30) graduated from the University of Wisconsin with a BS Degree. He was General Foreman at GM Plant in Janesville, Wis., transferred to Flint, Mich. 1969 as assistant superintendant of the Material Department; then to Cincinnati, Ohio, 1970, as Superintendant of Material. Duane had open-heart surgery (valve) performed in Cincy, February, 1977. After that he had to retire and eventually elected to have a heart transplant performed because of congestive heart failure. He was the 29th patient to have it done at the Medical College of Virginia in Richmond, Virginia on March 31,1979, Duane passed away unexpectantly July 15,1979 at his home in Cincy from rejection and he was buried in Janesville, Wis. They have four children: a. Kathleen Anne - born 10-7-52, graduated from University of Miami, Oxford, Ohio, with BA Degree in English in 1975. Married Wallace J. Bolduc 10-28-72. Wally (Born 3-22-51) owns and operates Modern Material Handling Company; he sells and in stalls large conveyors. Wally and Kathy have two sons: Matthew Wallace (born 5-27-77) Justin Duane (born 9-9-79) b. David Duane - born 3-19-57, studying at University of Cincy, majoring in Market ing. c. Daniel Edward - born 9-30-58, graduates from the University of Cincy with Accounting Degree, June, 1981. d. Julie Margaret • born 10-8-64, very active student in school, church activities; also a "Reagonette" for the 1980 Cincy Republican Campaign and a Ballet student. Affiliated Presbyterian Church. F. John Alan Terry (Jack) is the printer and publishing this TERRY HISTORY BOOK in Janesville, Wisconsin. After graduation from J.H.S. he married Betty Hartwick, April 23, 1955. They moved to Albuquerque, New Mexico where Jack attended the Journalism Department at the University of New Mexico. After working at the printing trade he joined his parents in their shop, Janesville, Wis. In 1973 divorce was filed. They had four boys: a. John Alan Jr. - born 10-31-55, and he signed up for the Navy in 1980. He is now attending Submarine school in Connecticut. b. Mark Phillip Terry - born 10-11-57, graduated from Platteville University Wis. with a BA Degree - 1st Major, "Technical Communications and Emphasis in Photog raphy", 2nd Major "Radio and Broadcasting". Mark spent one year in Germany in Graphic Arts. Now working at the TERRY PRINTING doing the photography work on this FAMILY HISTORY BOOK. c. Richard William • born 3-12-59, graduated from the J.H.S. 1977. Now working Rock River Manufacturing Company, Janesville. d. Matthew Faye • born 11-9-60, graduated from the J.H.S. 1979. Living in Los Angeles, California. Salesman in a record music store. e. *Michelle Christine • born 5-5-67, a student at Marshall High School where she is a cheerleader. f. *Brian Scott • bom 4-12-71, a student. He enjoys fishing as a hobby. 'John Alan Terry's second marriage was October 19,1974 to Jutta Floerke Wade, she was born in Germany 10-2-41 and came to the States 1964, became an American Citizen 1976. She had two children which Jack adopted: Michelle (born 5-5-67) and Brian (born 4-12-71); both were born in Janesville. Affiliated Trinity Episcopal —84— G. Emma Jane Terry - graduated from J.H.S. 1956. Married Ronald Shumway October 27, 1956. He is employed by the Wisconsin Telephone Company. They have five children: a. Rhonda Lee - born 2-4-57 National Honor Society, graduate of University of Wis., Madison with a BS Degree in Journalism. Working in Chicago at Foote, Cone & Belding Company, Analytical Assistant in Research. b. Carrie Linn - born 2-1-59 has degree as Animal Technician (June 1980) and is now attending the University of Wisconsin, at Madison. Horses are her hobby. c. William Donald - born 5-27-62 graduated from Parker High School 1980. Learning a trade as cook and management at Marc's Big Boy. d. Brian Peter-attending Parker High School. Hunting is his hobby. e. Virginia Mary Margaret - attending Parker High School. She owns and shows her Arabian. Emma Jane is associated with Smith Duplicating Products, Inc. Her curricula in school were gymnastics and dancing, so her most enthusiastic thrill was 1976 when she had a dancing part in Jesus Christ Super Star at the University of Wisconsin Rock in Janesville; her son William also had a part. Affiliated Catholic Church Lester Faye Terry Family • 1952 Margaret - Martin - Virginia - Mary - Jack Emma - Ken - Jane - Lester —85— Miss TerryMomeAf+erWork With Bomb Victims in Japan While is is wonderful lo he home again, it probably will take Mar garet Terry some time to adjust to the change after two years in Japan. ' . "For $18 a month I had two big rooms and a maid who cam*? in at 7 a.m. and left: at'9 p.m." Miss Terry recalls ruefully. Miss Terry, daughter of Mr. arid Mrs., Fay Terry, 1122 Grand Ave., a former petty officer in the WAVES, has been serving as exec utive medical secretary to the Atomic Bomb Casualty Commis sion at Hiroshima. She had been employed for the four years pre vious ,o that in the radiology de partment of Cleveland Clinic in Ohio, a job that provided her with a good background for her du ties in Japan. The ABCC was set: up shortly after the war to study the effects of atomic bomb exposer on hu mans. Clinics are maintained at MARGARET TEHKV • both Hiroshima and Nagasaki.) sorry for themselves." Miss T/prvy | Miss. Terry said, and all persons j said. "But the people nf Hiro who were exposed tn the bomb and shima appear to foci very snrrv its after effects are given free] for themselves and talk endlessly examinations. The examinations about the 'inhuman atom honih.'" are so thorough that it would cost In her spare time, Miss Terry up to $300 per person here for traveled over nearly all of Japan. such a check-up. and was quite impressed by the The ABCC clinics do not offer use of Ihe land. Not an inch nf any treatment. Should anything it is wasted, she says, and even turn up during the examination, the sides of mountains are ter the subject is sent to a Japanese raced for farming. doctor for treatment. The item she missed most rim Sgt. Russell L. F. Terry, Co. H 22nd Infantry, Researchers found a high inci ing her slay was milk. When hrr Plattsburg, N.Y. dence of leukemia at first but this plane landed at Hawaii her first is tapering off, she said. Nerve move was lo order four bottles nf cataracts are found in the eyes of milk, then sit down and drink a majority of those who were ex them. After spending a wee;; in posed, but these do not impair vi Hawaii, shp flew home. sion. After a brief vacation, Miss Ter "Thp people of Nagasaki are not ry plans to seek work hero. JANESVILLE DAILY GAZETTE October 3,1955 Martin Emory Terry, Navy-1945 Kenneth & Margaret Terry, 1944 Mary Terry & Ruth & Ned Schoor 1973 - Jane Terry & Ronald Shumway, William, Raymond Grandle Austin & Raymond Rhonda, Carrie, Virginia, Brian 1981 - Bernice Dionne & Martin Terry, Mary, Nancy, Carole. Michael 1974 - Kenneth Terry married Grace Anna Churchill. Kenneth had 5 boys; Jeffrey, Timothy, Daniel, Curt & Robert. Grace had 4 boys; Randy, Scott, Harry & Thomas Churchill. John Alan Terry Jr., Serving in U.S. Navy Submarine. En listed March 1981. Great grandson to Judge Emery Terry. Jutta, Michelle, Brian, Jack, Mark, Mathew, & Richard. Matthew, Kathleen, David, Julie, Duane, Virginia (Terry) Deyer& Daniel. —87- r^T^rr* v; ,- > ,-. . '. -N -v S T---.-A Washington Co., Ohio Twp.4 Kmnjo 7 /#^o rl,„nh-r; •-•T--f-f "S] IO-'«f/f'"T ! .._.c itel/rriiumr innn,, .,. -; •- . \ ._r...... >/7./^i V_3f. 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(7(7 \f(t< I.tnitf .l\iJ'nnv ///. 1(1 \ ., V ///// J13 i vA/» --T- _. vy..v(„rr .,!.-' ./'/« If iTriirrr '' W,ll,r,„n\ —88— THE WALTERS FAMILY William Walters was born April 10, 1802 in Pennsylvania, died June 27, 1888 in Perry County Indiana. About 1823 he was married to Elizabeth Skiver, daughter of John and Elizabeth Skiver of PA. She was born April 16, 1804 in PA. died August 12, 1889 in Perry County Indiana. Both are buried in Lily Dale Cemetery. In 1834 they migrated to Washington County, Ohio and settled in Liberty Township, near Germantown. Mr. Walters was chosen first Township Officer April 2, 1838. In 1848 William and John Walters set aside ground for a cemetery in what was know as Pawpaw Valley Cemetery. November 1869 William Walters with some of his children and their families left Marietta, Ohio on flat-boats and came down the Ohio River to settle in Perry County, Indiana. The trip consumed several weeks and must have been a harrowing experience. Children of William and Elizabeth: 1. John born April 6,1824 died Oct. 22 1885, married Julia Mann May 23, 1844, born 4-7- 1820, died 13-4-1897 2. Martha born June 24,1825, died July 1,1911, married George Gleason Dec. 29,1849 3. Amos born Aug. 13, 1826 in Germantown Ohio, died Dec. 18, 1927, married 1848 to Mary Anne McPeak. 2nd wife was Harriet Macelfresh, whom he married Sept. 5,1858 4. Mary A. born 1830 married Flanagan 5. Adam born Nov. 15,1832 died May 25,1912, married Annara Cunningham, daughter of Joshua and Mary Walker Cunningham 6. Nathan born 1834 7. Lydia born 1838, married ? Michael 8. Phebe born 1839 married ? Campbell 9. William born 1842 served in Civil War, died 10. Jeremiah born Mar. 8,1846, died June 19,1913, married Sept. 16,1868 Mary Catherine Slack The will of William Walters probated July 21,1888 in Perry Co., Indiana names his beloved wife and his nine children as heirs to his farms in Liberty Township, Washington Co., Ohio, also farm in Elk Township, Nobel County, Ohio. The 1850 census of Washington County, Ohio lists William Walters as a farmer with $2,000.00 worth of real estate. (The Cannelton Enquirer, 17 August 1889) "Mrs. Elizabeth Walters, and aged mother of Adam and Jeremiah Walters of Lily Dale, died on the morning of the 12th at the home of her son Jeremiah." (Tell City News, Saturday 21 June 1913,P.1,Cot.3) Jeremiah Walters, Prominent Farmer Dies from Heart Disease "On thursday morning at 10:30, Jeremiah Walters, one of Perry County's most prominent men died at his home in Lily Dale from complication of heart disease. Mr. Walters took sick Wednesday and his son Lindsay Walters a physician on Chrisney, Ind. was called immediately. But the aid when it came was of no avail, and on thursday morning after another attack, death over took him. Jeremiah was born in Monroe County, Ohio March 8,1846, Sept. 16,1868 he was married to Mary Catherine Slack. In 1871 he moved to Perry County and settled on a farm at what is now called Lily Dale. Here Mr. Walters resided all his life, engaged in managing one of the best farms in the county. The Lily Dale store was also owned by Mr. Walters. He was a loyal member of the Christian Church and by his death there will be a vacant place in the Blue Rim Church. The deceased is survived by his wife, and fcur children, Mrs. Cora Walters of San Juan, Mrs. Wilber Mosby, Dr. Lindsay Walters of Chrisney and Mrs. D. Eugene Hicks of Cannelton." Tell City News, Friday 23, December 1927 P. 1 "Amos Walters, Oldest Citizen of Perry County Passes Away. Mr. Amos Walters died at the home of his youngest son Anderson Walters of Gatchel, last Sunday. If he would have lived until the thirteenth of next August he would have reached the century mark. Mr. Walters was born in Germantown, Ohio, August 13,1828. At age 18 he united with the Christian Church and throughout his long life as well as useful and eventful life remained a true Christian gentleman. In 1848 he was united in marriage to Mary Anne McPeak. To them were born six children: Margaret, Anary, Madison, Addison and Katherine and one died in infancy. Having lost his wife he was married to Harriet Macelfresh. To this union were born ten children: Ella, Julia, James, Milton, Kidwell, Frank, Abbie, Eva and Anderson, and infant died. In 1881 he married Telitha Grammer. This union was blessed with three children: Ola, Hattie and Ida. Of his nineteen children only seven remain to mourn his departure. He lived in a time when the men and women of America literally carved their home out of the wilderness. Where the youngsters of today are restless in their search for one giddy pleasure and then another, the old pioneer spirit drove them from one place to another. He moved from Ohio to West Virginia and built a home there. Then he cast his lot with the covered Wagon caravan and moved to the plains of Kansas. From there he pioneered in Arkansas for awhile, then he came to Perry County where other members of his family had settled, spending the remaining years here. It is indeed unfortunate that some writer did not spend some time with Mr. Walters a few years ago when his mind was yet keen and alert and compose a history of this grand old man. He no doubt could have imparted much information of historical value, as well as material for a good story. At the time of his death Mr. Walters was 99 years, 4 months and 5 days of age. The funeral was held Monday afternoon with burial in Blue Rim Cemetery." Adam Walters was the fifth child of William and Elizabeth Skiver Walters born Nov. 15, 1832, died May 25,1912. He was born in Washington County Ohio and died at the home of his daughter Mrs. J.E. Terry at Orleans Indiana. August 4, 1853 he married Annara Cunningham, daughter of Joshua and Mary Walker Cunningham of Marietta, Ohio. They came to Perry County Indiana with the William Walters in 1869. Adam had a General Store in Lily Dale, Ind. moving to Marengo, Indiana in 1890's where he operated a store there for many years. After retirement they moved to Orleans, Indiana to live near their daughter. Annara was born December 30, 1833 in Virginia, died July 25, 1918. Both are buried in Orleans Cemetery. Joshua Cunningham, father of Annara. FOUR GENERATIONS Margaret Jane (Walters) Terry, Leora (Terry) Saxton, Annara (Cunningham) Walters, Baby Eunice & Ruth Anarah Saxton. Judge Emery Terry and Margaret Jane (Walters) Terry's home approximate two miles out of Orleans, Indiana in Orange County near the Stone Quarry, Lester remembers, (beinq the youngest of 13 children) he helped move and they had to pull the cow behind a wagon, that his sister Ola and her husband Wash were helping with. They moved from Marengo, Indiana to Orleans so his father would be closer to his Church and would not have to travel so far to preach. Out in front of the house are two ladies, Eva and Hattie Sears, according to inscription on the reverse side of picture, and Lester recalls when they would come to visit, but would stay at a hotel at night. Rev. Judge Emery Terry also performed a marriage for his son Russell E. and Florence Johnson in this house. Annara Cunningham Walters, which was Margaret Jane (Walters) Terry's mother passed away while living with them in this house Lester remembers. In the year of 1942 Aunt Nora (Walters) Wilson, which is Margaret Jane (Walters) Terry's sister sent two snap shots of herself and her two sons, Fearn and Forrest Wilson and their wives taken at Pekin, III. Aunt Nora's sons were Railroad Telegraph operators. The other snap-shot has anote on the back of picture stating that this man is her cousin and an Uncle of Sears that started the Sears Store in Chicago, Sear's mother is her cousin and sister to this man. Aunt Nora Wilson operated a rooming house at Rochester, Minnesota for people to stay at while relatives were being treated at the Mayo Brothers Clinic. Dick Sears Aunt Nora's cousin Eva and Kattie Sears, (according to the writing on back of picture) of the Sears Store Aunt LeNora (Walters) Wilson and Sons; Forrest and Fearn Wilson, and Wives. —91 — Dear Cousin: In answer to your first item I remember a trip with my Grandmother Lenora Wilson in the late 1920's in which she wanted to show me some of the places in southern Indiana. I know we stopped at a drug store in Washington, Indiana, stayed in the back room of the drug store over night, and then had one of young boys go with us as a guide to see some of the places of interest to Grandma's. Since you mentioned Judge, I remember the trip well. We started out over a good road (oil road) for some miles then the guide pointed out an opening in a fence thru which we went - then down a hill and came to a wide river. No bridge the guide said 'ford the creed' which had a good bottom, and we came up on the other side traveled a little ways and came to a place where there were a few houses. Just which side of the family (Wilson or Walters) I can't remember but the name Judge stands out. This was in the starting of the great depression days. Judge had been to town with some tomatoes and couldn't sell them to anyone. Some one did offer him a extremely low price which he turned down and brought the Tomato's back home. The remark he made was (Quote) "I'd see him in hell before I'd give him a tomato." I'm glad you visited with Floyd Walters His father and my Grandmother were sister and brother. Floyd's boy Travis lives here in Pekin, Illinois not over 3 blocks from us. We see them now and then. Now the Richard (Dick) Sears Connection. I have nothing of the tracing she made but as best I can remember Lenora Pricilla Walters Wilson's (my Grandmother) mother was a Cunningham.The way the story goes is that Dick Sears mother's maiden name was Cunningham a sister to my grandmothers mother. This would make them (Lenora and Dick) first Cousins. Then in the early 1930's My Grandmother (Lenora) found a cousin of hers by the name of Bill (William) Burton living in Stewartsville, Minnesota, (about 6 miles from Rochester, Minnesota) He was related to the Cunninghams I think his mother was a Cunningham another Sister to these Cunninghams which would make him a cousin to Dick Sears. When my grandmother would say something which displeased Bill Burton he would say that's the damned Cunningham in you. For years this Bill Burton drove the rigs (horse and buggies) for the Mayo Brothers. He knew them well. Later on he was put in charge of their fleet of cars, had a large garage in Rochester where the cars were maintained. Now back to Dick Sears (of Sears Roebuck & Co.) In Stewartsville, Minnesota there was in the early 1930's a picture of Richard (Dick) Sears reason being this was the town in which he got started in the mail order business. Possibly the library in Stewartsville, Minnesota could supply a lot of information on the Cunningham-Sears side of the family. As my grandmother tells it Dick Sears was railroad agent at Stewartsville, Minnesota and a shipment of watches was refused by the merchant in Stewartsville. Dick wrote to the supplier asking disposition. The supplier wrote back to get rid of the watches best he could. Dick wrote letters describing the watches and the price and sent them to agents up and down the railroad line. Soon he sold all the watches. He got the idea for mail-order from this and soon went into the mail-order business on a big scale. Dick Sears died young at the age of 52 years as they tell the story and the business went to the family. I remember Bill Burton saying that Eva Sears got 66 cool million for the business. Eva Sears lived in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Now this was in the 1930's some 50 years ago. As they told it Roebuck had no cash interest in the business but was a bookkeeper for Sears and Sears thought it sounded more business like to have a long name attached thus Sears Roebuck & Co. This picture of Dick Sears which I saw in the early 1930's was in the public library in Stewartsville, Minnesota supposedly he made quite a contribution to the library when it was built. You asked about the trip to Long Point, Illinois I believe I was along. The long car you mentioned was a 1928 Cadillac seven passenger which was necessary because of our large family. The one that played the xylophone was Charles Robert. My Grandmothers father (Walters) named a town in southern Indiana Lilly Dale. This was the Walters home place when we were down there in the late 1920's the home place was still standing. You could tell it by the long porch which went 3/4ths around the house. The name Fearn came from a boat called the Fanny Fearn on the Ohio River used for moving tobacco from Pennsylvania to Indiana. Walters was a tobacco trader. Yes I would like to have a copy of your findings. Hope this has helped you all. I am retired have been for four years and enjoy it very much. My wife Bertha-Mae will retire from school teaching this summer. My typing is bad hope you can make out of it what you needed. Thanks for writing to us. Fearn Forrest Wilson Fearn Robert Wilson (my father) did a lot for the schools in Pekin, Illinois. One of the Grade Schools is named for him "Fearn R. Wilson School." -92- 'AMILY GROUP No. Husband's Full Name Adam WALTERS Husband's; 'his Information Obtained From: 3ata Day Month Year City, Town or Place County or Province, etc State or Country Add. Info, on Husband Birth 15.11.1832 Washington Uhlo Chr'nd Mar. ij—AUKT185' Death 25-5-1912 Orleans Orange Ind. Burial Orleans Cemetery Places of Residence Ohio Ind. Occupation Farmer Church Affiliation C Of Chr lfofijtary Rec. Other wives, If any. No. (t) (2) etc. Make separate sheer for each mar. His Father William Walters Mother's Maiden Name ET i 7 S rhriver (Skiver) Wife's Full Maiden Name Annara COTIOTGHAM Wife's Dau Day Month Year City, Town or Place County or Province, etc. Stare or Country Add. Info, on Wile Birth 30-12-1833 Chr'nd Death 25-7-1918 Orleans Orange Ind. Burial Orleans Cemetery ;ompiierLula T. Elliott Places of Residence W . VA . Ohio Ind. Address 301 Pine St. Pccupation if other than Housewife Church Affiliation ** • O* Jhrist Other husbands,if any. No. ti) 12) etc. ;ity, stateClayton,MN Make separate .heel for each War. 3ate fier FatheJoSJaug-gGunningham Mother's Maiden Name Mary W alker Children's Names In Full C hildren' a '[Arrange ln order of birth) _ ata Day Month Year City, Town or Place County or Province, etc. State or Country Add. Info, on Children Birth Marietta Washington Ohio Margaret Jane l8-i+-l854 Mar. 11-4-1872 Perry Ind. Full Name of Spouse* \ Death 10-11-1934 Princeton Gibson Ind. ilder J.Emery TJ£HRX\ Burial Orleans Fairview Cemetery Birth 1855 Joseph Mar. N Death " ™ \ Burial i Birth 17-^-1858 Marietta Washington Ohio Emily Mar. 32-4-1876 Perrv Ind. Full Name of Spouse* \ Death 24-2-1940 Perry Ind. . James D. Covey \ Burial i Birth 1860 Marietta Ohio Mayfield Sramas Mar. Full Name of Spouse* \ Death 1926 \ Burial j Birth 1863 Marietta Washington Ohio 2 sona lenora Mar. Fearn Wil Full Name of Spouse* \ Death 3on fr. Forf _ Robert Wilson \ Burial est Wilson 6 Birth 1866 Washington Ohio Mary -.. Mar. Full Name of Spouse* \ Death L_ \ Burial 7 Birth 1869 Washington Ohio Sarah Mar. I Full Name of Spouse* \ Death 1869 ___ \ Burial 8 Birth 1872 perry ind. 2__.s ons Emery " Mar. Lowell Full Name of Spouse* \ Death Marengo Ind. Paul Maude \ Burial • 9 Birth 1876 2 sons Cleve(Gleoohus ) Mar. 21+-1-1901 Leland Full Name of Spouse* \ Death £=12-1959 Stamford ^onn Joseon Eva Sloan \ Burial 10 Birth Mar. Full Name of Spouse* \ Death Burial *If married more than ov.e No. each mar. (1) (7 ) etc and list In "Add. info, on children" column. Use reverse aide for additional children, other notes, referenci s or informa»ion. Obituary of EMILY E. (WALTERS) COVEY Emily E. (Walters) Covey, daughter of Adam and Anara (Cunningham) Walters was born in Germantown, Ohio, Feb. 17, 1858. At the age of 10 years she came to Perry Co. with her parents, and located on the old Walters place where she received her education in the Public Schools and grew to womanhood. At an early age she confessed faith in Christ, and was united with the Lily Dale Church of Christ, to which faith she remained loyal to the end. She was united in marriage to James D. Covey, Aug. 31,1876 who preceded her in death, Feb. 5, 1925. To this very happy union was born three sons and one daughter, namely: Willard of Hatfield, Ind., Walter of Rockport, Ind., Judge of Gatchel, Ind. and Mrs. Otis Alvey of Huntingburg, Ind. She is survived by her four children, and a number of grandchildren and great grandchildren; also two brothers and one sister, Emery Walters of Evansville, Ind., Mrs. Nora (Walters) Wilson of Rochester, Minn., Clea Walters of Stratford, Conn., and an host of friends and relatives who mourn her passing. Mrs. Covey was a kind and loving woman who was never too busy to be a neighbor and help those who were in need. Besides her own family she took into her heart and home two step-grand-children and gave them the same loving care as her own until they grew to manhood. On Feb. 7, she was stricken with flu, and despite medical aid and the care of loving hands she grew steadly worse till Feb. 24, 1940 at 3:00 p.m. she passed peacefully away at the age of 82 years and seven days. Like the Dove of the Ark Thou has flown to the rest, From the wide world of Strife, To the home of the Best. (Copied from Tell City News) Aunt Em (Walters) Covey and her spinning wheel, sister to Margaret J. (Walters) Terry. Walter Covey, Aunt Em & Family. -94- DESCENDANTS OF ROBERT AND LENORA WALTERS WILSON Lenora Pricilla Walters Wilson Bom: August 5,1863 Died: 1942, Baltimore, Maryland Married: August 5,1886, Perry Co., Ind. Buried: Mausoleum, Pekin, Illinois Robert John Wilson Born: Jan. 18,1859, Troy, Ind. Died: 1923, Calhoun, III. Married: Aug. 5,1886, Perry Co., Ind. Buried: 1923, Mausoleum, Pekin, III. CHILDREN OF LENORA AND ROBERT WILSON 1. Fearn Robert Wilson Born: June 24,1887, Troy, Ind. Died: Sept. 1953, Pekin, III. Married: April 16,1911, Pekin, III. Buried: Lakeside Cem., Pekin, Wife: Wilhelmina (Minnie) Kuecks Wilson Born: Dec. 12,1888, Pekin, III. Died: 1968, Pekin, Illinois Married: April 16,1911, Pekin, III. Buried: Lakeside Cem., Pekin, II 2. Forrest Samuel Wilson Born: Oct. 19,1889, Troy, Ind. Died: 1959, Baltimore, Md. Moved to Baltimore Md. 1918 Married: July 14,1923, Elkton, Mo. Buried: Baltimore, Maryland Wife: Maude Boley Born: Died: Baltimore, Md. Married: July 14,1923, Elkton, Mo. Buried: Baltimore, Md. CHILDREN OF FEARN ROBERT AND WILHELMINA (MINNIE) KUECKS WILSON 1. Fearn Forrest Wilson Born: Aug. 22,1912, Pekin, III. Married: Dec. 24,1939, Bloomington, Wife: Bertha-Mae Sperry Wilson Born: March 19,1916, Batavia, III. 2. Charles Robert Wilson Born: Aug. 22,1916, Pekin, III. Married: Aug. 17,1946, Pekin, III. Wife: Phyllis Rupp Wilson Born: 1919 3. Lenora Faith Wilson Born: July 3,1922, Pekin, III. Died: May 7,1944, Pekin, III. Never Married Buried: Lakeside Cem., Pekin, I 4. Penny (Henrietta Loraine) Wilson Born: June 12,1925, Pekin, III. Married: 1952, Pekin, I Husband: (Rev.) William Collier Born: 5. Karl Harry Wilson Born: March 20,1930, Pekin, III. Never Married Lives in Hollywood, Florida CHILDREN OF CHARLES ROBERT AND PHYLLIS RUPP WILSON NONE Children of (Rev) William and Penny (Henrietta Loraine) Wilson NONE Have adopted three korean children. Children of Karl Harry Wilson NONE CHILDREN OF FEARN FORREST AND BERTHA-MAE SPERRY WILSON 1. Fearn Forrest Frank Wilson Born: July 23,1941, Highland, III. Married: April 8,1967, East Lake, Ohio Wife: Carla Isele Born: Lives in Kirtland, Ohio (East of Cleveland, Ohio) 2. Robert John Earl Wilson Born: March 9,1943, Pekin, III.. Married: May 23,1964, Eureka, 111. Wife: Sandra Grable Divorced Robert John Earl Wilson, lives in Grand Rapids, Michigan CHILDREN OF FEARN FORREST FRANK AND CARLA ISELE WILSON 1. Killie Michelle Wilson Born: June 8,1968, East Lake, Ohio 2. &3. Twins: Fearn Anita Wilson Born: Dec. 3,1976, Cleveland, Ohio Andrea Robyn Wilson Born: Dec. 3,1976, Cleveland, Ohio CHILDREN OF ROBERT JOHN EARL AND SANDRA GRABLE WILSON 1. William John Wilson Born: Jan. 7,1965, Peoria, III. 2. Sandra Janean Wilson Born: Sept. 12,1966, Grand Rapids, Mich. i THE CUNNINGHAM FAMILY This research from the archives of London, and in the universities of Oxford, Dublin, Edenburg and various histories was compiled by Norman Festus Kendall of Grafton West Virginia. "Cunningham" is a metronymic name, or the name given to a place in Ayrs County, Scotland. The form about 1150 was "Cunegan" the modern spelling, especially with 'ham' suffix is the work of Anglicized scribe. Cunningham's of Milncraig Scotland, claimed to be descended from the 2nd of the first Earl of Glencairn through the Craigend branch of the Cunningham stock. The Cunningham Castle was built about the year 1150. It is located on the banks of the Garnock, 2 miles north of Kilbemey, Scotland. They were, in the early days, very loyal to the English Government, and when Scotland and England had difficulties the Cunninghams would gather at Cunningham Head and cross the channel into Northern-Ireland, and in disturbances between Ireland and England they would go back to Cunningham Head. Virginia and West Virginia Line: Alexander Cunningham, (1498-1579) Scotland married Mary Robinson 1528 (Scotch) Their son John (1528-1602) married Sarah Wallace, 1566 (Scotch) Their son Joseph (1568-1637) married Nancy Blessington 1605 (Irish) Their son David (1607-1691) married Rachel Bruce 1651 (Scotch) Their son Alexander (1663-1749) married Rebecca Burns 1701 (Scotch) Sons of Alexander and Rebecca Burns Cunningham: 1. Hugh (1708-1782 married Nancy O'Neill 1728 (Irish) 2. Robert (1713-1784) married Catharine Stinnett 1734 (Irish) 3. Joseph (1721-1801) married Elizabeth Harris 1743 (Scotch) 4. David (1721-1799) married Angeline Wilson 1751 Belfast These last four brothers are the progenitors of the Cunningham families in Marion, Monongalia, Harrison, Ritchie, Randolph, Braxton and surrounding counties in West Virginia, and south west counties of Pennsylvania. The first of this line to come to America was Hugh Cunningham and his wife Nancy O'Neill, they set sail for Fairfax Virginia from Dublin Ireland in 1752. They were engaged in the fur and tobacco business on a large scale. Our Cunningham line is Joseph and Elizabeth Harris Cunningham. They never came to America to live. Joseph was in the service of the English Government on the west coast of Ireland, in Mayo County. They lived near Castlebar.and looked after government business at Clew Bay and Killada Bay. It was from here their son John took passage and came to Philadelphia to visit his mothers people, the Harris; and his uncles in Virginia. He met Catharine Shuman, a German girl and they were married June 5,1769. John Cunningham was born 1745 in Ireland, died Jan. 15,1799 Indian Creek, Monongalia County Virginia. His wife Catharine was born 1749 in Germany, died 1821 in Virginia. Their old home built in 1772 is still standing. During the Indian raids it was used as a fort. Children of John and Catharine: 1. James born May 5,1770 2. Robert born Aug. 12,1772, married Arcada Morris 3. David born Nov. 8,1775 4. Ezekiel born Jan. 16,1778, married Mary Gragoo 5. John born April 9,1780, married Sarah King 6. Elizabeth born Sept. 18,1785, married William Stewart 7. Joshua born June 21,1792 died June 29,1887 at Koshuth County Iowa. April 25,1814, he married Mary Walker, daughter of James and Sarah Elizabeth McMullen Walker. -96- John Cunningham served in the American Revolution 1777-1778 in Captain John Holcombe's Company 4th Regiment. His father and mother visited him in 1774, and was called home to look after matters because of trouble pending with America. John had six brothers. He stated "Clew Bay, Ireland has 365 Islands, one for each day of the year. I set sail from one of them to America in 1763." Joshua and Mary Walker Cunningham were listed in the 1850 census of Washington County Ohio as farmers, having property value of $1,000.00. Mary was born May 5, 1794, died in Washington County Ohio about 1855. Joshua came to Iowa and lived with his daughter Mahala Wilson until his death. Children of Joshua and Mary: 1. Silas born August 15, 1831 in Virginia, died Jan. 25, 1911 Union Co. Oregon. Married Jemima Hicks Feb. 19,1852. 2nd wife was Mary Jane Echelberger born Aug. 17,1855 at Erie III. died 1896 at Lehigh.lowa 2. Annara born Dec. 30,1833, died July 25,1918 at Orleans Ind. she was born in Virginia, what is now West Virginia. August 4, 1853 she married Adam Walters in Marietta Ohio. He was born No. 15, 1832, son of William and Elizabeth Scriver Walters of Washington Co. Ohio. He died May 25, 1912, at Orleans,lnd. where he lived with his daughter Margaret Jane and Judge Emery Terry. 3. Mahala born 1838, married Owen D. Wilson in Ohio From "Chronicles of Clore" by Dr. Earl Clore "James Walker died 1828. His father and mother, James and Hannah Walker, had immigrated to this country from Ireland when James Jr. was only four years old. They settled on Flaggy Meadow Run in 1775. James Sr. died about 1814. He had acquired 1400 acres of land on the Monongalia River in the county of Mononga^W. Virginia. James Jr. married Sarah McMullen daughter of James and Elizabeth McMullen, and became the parents of James; Ann who married Levi Riggs: Mary who married Joshua Cunningham; Elizabeth who married Jacob Statler; Sarah who married William Myers; Susannah; Jonathan; and John who was born Jan. 15, 1805, died Mar. 18, 1897, and married Margaret Kennedy, born Sept. 1,1801 and died Nov. 9,1884. The home of John Cunning ham and, wife Catharine Shuman built in 1772, and is in livable condition. Has been occupied for 170 years. During the Indian Raids of 1777 it was used as a fort, because it was well constructed. Mr. Cunningham died in this home in 1799. Located not far from Fairmont, W. Va. near Baxter. -97- FAMILY GROUP No. Husband's Full Name Joshua CUNNINGHAM This Information Obtained From; |p__.b"K'''j °»r M0""1 Y«" City, Town or PUce County or Province, etc Slid*' or Country Add. Info, on Husband Ruth Retow Birth 1+-6-1792 Fort Amos Monogalia Co. W.Va. Tuatin, Ca. Chr'nd Mara 254J.-181.4. Monogalia Co. W.Va. Death 29-6-1557 Swea Kossuth Co. Iowa Burial Places of ResidenceW.Va. . Ohio. 111.. Ind. Iowa Occupation Farmer Church Af f iliatiorCh. Of ChTJ frtfaitary Rec. ji lerwives, if any. No. (1) (2) etc aaxe separate sheet for each mar. il His Father John Cunningham Mother's Maiden Name Catherine Shuman Wife's Full Maiden Name Mary WALKER Wife's ill Dau Day Month Year City, Town or Plac. County or Province, etc Stare or Country Add. Info, on Wife Birth 5-5-179J+ Pa. lr Chr'nd Death _ M i 1850-60 Washington Co. Ohio Burial CompilerI.nl a T _ Elliott Places of Residence Pa.. OhJO ii Address 301 PinO St. Occupation if other than Housewife Church Affiliation Church Of ChrJ3t al-. Other husbands, if any. No. fl) (2) etc. Make separate .heel fer earhinab. City, state Claytonf NM Date Her Father James Walker Mother's Maiden Name Sarah McMullin Children's Names ln Full Children'a {Arrange ln order of birth) Data Day Month Year City, Town or Place County or Province etc State or Country Add. Infc on Children Birth Mar. Full Name of Spouse* Death Burial Birth Mar. Full Name of Spouse* Death Burial Birth ca 182C Monogalia Co. W.Va. Eliza Ann Susie Mar. (318.4.3m Jame Full Name of Spouse* Death ch of Eliza W. Sears,* J. Rurton Burial Richard Warren b-7-1_i-l863 Birth Bva,Katte Mar. Richard Warren Sears was foundor of Full Name of Spouse* Death Sear3 Roebuck Co. iurial Birth Mar. Full Name of Spouse* Death Burial Birth Mar. Full Name of Spouse* Death Burial Birth 15-8-1832 Monogalia Co. W.Va. Silas Ulysses Mar. 19-2-1852 W._.<.hington Co. Ohio, Full Name of Spouse* Death 25-1-1911 Union Oregon _Jeralma Hicka Burial 2nd wife-Mary Jane Bckelhergar m 167J4 Birth 3Q-12-183.3 Monogalia Co. W.Va. Annara Mar. iai-8-1853 Full Name of Spouse* Washington Co. Ohio Death 25-7-1918 Orleans Orange Co. Ind Adam Walters Burial Orleans Cem. Birth 1836 Washington Co. Ohio Mahala Mar. 16-1-1853 Washington Co. Ohio Full Name of Spouse* Death Kossuth Co. Iowa Owen P. Wilaon Burial 10 Birth Mar. Full Name of Spouse* Death Burial •If married more than once No. earn mar. (1) (2) etc and list in 'Add. infc on children* column. Use reverse side for additional children, other notes, references or informarton. JOHN CUNNINGHAM AND SARAH KING. John Cunningham (1780-1866), son John (1745-1799), wife, Sarah King (1783-1865) daughter John King. Children: 1. David, born December 24, 1803, named for Rev. David who died on Dent's Run in 1799 married Charlotte Rebecca Snider, June 9, 1830, died October 29, 1876. Rev. Cunningham died February 11, 1881. Burial in Rymer Cemetery, west of Mannington, W. Va., Mr. & Mrs. Cunningham's history is written on their monument. It says in part, "I joined the Methodist church February 1, 1832; Licensed to exhort in 1835; ordained July 9, 1843; an Elder 1849. Conducted 300 funerals and preached 1,400 sermons, and for all this received $20. Taught 6 years in subscrip JOHN CUNNINGHAM SARAH KING tion and free schools; Justice of the Peace for 10 years; County surveyor 6 years; Served three JOHN CUNNINGHAM, born April 9,1780, died February 2,1866, son terms in the West Virginia Legisla- of John and Catharine Shuman Cunningham, born 1745, died 1799, ure. Married Charlotte R. Snider married Sarah King, born Oct. 22, 1783, died Oct. 27, 1865. Buried in June 24, 1830. (This differs from a Cunningham Cemetery near Baxter, Marion County, W. Va. Children: Bible record we used above. The David, born 1803; Ann, born 1805; Elizabeth H., born 1807; Joseph, born family should copy all this 1809; Rebeckah, born 1812; John King, born 1813; Sarah, born 1817; tombstone history and preserve it. Nimrod, born 1819; James Larkin, born 1824; Ezekiel Fielding, born It is getting dim) Rev. Cunning 1827. ham, being an uncle of the writer's mother, was also one of his first school teachers. He told me he preached quite a little before he was licensed; that he preached the first sermon where Manning- ton now stands in 1821 to a "squatter's settlement" of moon shiners that fled from Pennsyl vania after the Whiskey Rebellion. I preached there several times. It was then called "Moonshiners Paradise." I used their "hitching - shed - stable for a church." My style of preaching was the Hell- fire and Brimstone Brand, the only effective kind for the mounain pioneer." I remember he went about the school room carrying a first class hickory switch five feet long and when he discovered a big boy trying to get a pin under some boy or girl, he took immediate action and when he finished, he would order me out to the woods to get another withe. It can be truthfully said he was one of the best citizens in the county. -99-