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Ancestors of Gordon Alan Douglas and Kathleen "Kathy" Louise Brown . . |
When our son Jeremy
married Kara Douglas on 9 June 2006, we knew
this page would soon be forthcoming.
Charity had married Beau, and the Pihlaja page became
part of the tree. Sarah had married Jason, and
off we went with the branch for the Johnsons.
So when Sharon and I went to Albuquerque
for a visit with Jeremy and Kara in
March 2007, who was I to put off the
inevitable? Readers, we are delighted to
present to you our growing Gwin/Douglas connection!
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Jeremy is a civil engineer, P.E., who worked with Parsons Brinckerhoff in Albuquerque while Kara went to the University of New Mexico School of Medicine. As an M. D., she is now finishing her years of residency in gynecology at University of Texas Medical Center on El Paso's west side, formerly Thomason Hospital. With the move to El Paso, Jeremy stepped down from PB and is teaching math, computer skills, and filmmaking at Mesilla Valley Christian Schools' secondary campus in Las Cruces. --John M. Gwin --
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| Brown Family Page
(includes these additional surnames: Davis,
Delano, Dodds, James,
Jones, Luft, Morales, Potter, Reynolds, Stogdill,
Truelove) Butler Family Page (includes these additional surnames: ) Chapman Family Page (includes these additional surnames: ) Dodds Family Page (includes these additional surnames: ) Douglas Family Page (includes these additional surnames: Manning, McAndrews, Middleton, Miller, Southard) Dow Family Page (includes these additional surnames: ) Felker Family Page (includes these additional surnames: Bright, Dow) Hartsell Family Page (includes these additional surnames: Anthony, Arnett, Broyles, Bryant, Carson, Doran, Early, Griswold, Madden, Norton, Norvell, Schuler, Smith, Templin, Walker) Heatwole Family Page (includes these additional surnames: Emerson) James Family Page (includes these additional surnames: Reynolds, Smith) Reynolds Family Page (includes these additional surnames: ) Shaw Family Page (includes these additional surnames: ) Sheets Family Page (includes these additional surnames: Houff) Templin Family Page (includes these additional surnames: ) Truelove Family Page (includes these additional surnames: ) |
| 32--Mr. Douglas |
64--Mr. Douglas | ||||||
| 16--Branch L.
Douglas |
65--Mrs.
Douglas (nee unk.) |
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| 33--Mrs.
Douglas (nee unk.) |
66 |
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| 08--James L.
Douglas |
67 |
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| 34 |
68 |
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| 17--Maggie L.
(nee unk.) |
69 |
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| 35 |
70 |
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| 04--R. E.
"Doug" Douglas |
71 |
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| 36--Shem
Heatwole, Jr. |
72--Shem Heatwole, Sr. |
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| 18--Amos F.
Heatwole |
73--Elizabeth
(nee unk.) |
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| 37--Catherine
(nee unk.) |
74 |
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| 09--Mary
C. Heatwole |
75 |
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| 38--James
M. Chapman |
76--Mr. Chapman | ||||||
| 19--Mittie
F. Chapman |
77--Mrs. Chapman (nee unk.) | 154 |
308 |
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| 39--Elizabeth
"Lizzie" A.
Sheets |
78--Samuel Sheets |
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| 02--Gordon A. Douglas | 158--Benjamin Houff |
316--Mr. Houff | |||||
| 79--Mary "Polly" Houff | 159--Mrs. Houff |
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| 40--John H.
Hartsell |
80--Abraham Hartsell,
Jr. |
160 | 320 | ||||
| 20--Wm. B.
Hartsell |
81--Mrs.
Hartsell (nee unk.) |
162 |
324 |
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| 41--Amanda Jane
(nee unk.) |
82 |
164 |
328 |
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| 10--Dale
M.Hartsell |
83 |
166 |
332 |
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| 42 |
84 |
168 |
336 |
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| 21--Josephine
(nee unk.) |
85 |
170 |
340 |
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| 43 |
86 |
172 |
344 |
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| 05--Dorothy J. Hartsell | 87 |
174 |
348 |
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| 44--Mr. Templin | 88--Mr. Templin | 176 |
352 |
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| 22--David
T. Templin |
89--Mrs. Templin (nee unk.) | ||||||
| 45--Mrs. Templin (nee unk.) | 90 |
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| 11--Rhoda
L.
Templin |
91 |
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| 46--Mr.
Butler |
92--Mr. Butler | ||||||
| 23--Susan Butler |
93--Mrs. Butler (nee unk.) | ||||||
| 47--Mrs. Butler (nee unk.) | 94 |
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| 95 |
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| 01--Kara M. Douglas m. Jeremy S. Gwin |
48--Royal H. Brown |
96--Mr. Brown |
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| 24--Sydney
Brown |
97--Mrs. Brown
(nee unk.) |
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| 49--Alida Potter |
98--Mr. Potter |
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| 12--Lester
S.Brown |
99--Mrs. Potter
(nee unk.) |
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| 50--William
G. Truelove |
100--Mr. Truelove |
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| 25--Elizabeth
A.
Truelove |
101--Mrs.
Truelove (nee unk.) |
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| 51--Sarah Davis |
102--Mr. Davis |
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| 06--George
L. Brown |
103--Mrs. Davis
(nee unk.) |
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| 52--Wm. H.
Dodds, Sr. |
104--Mr. Dodds |
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| 26--William H.
Dodds, Jr. |
105--Mrs. Dodds
(nee unk.) |
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| 53--Sarah (nee
unk.) |
106-- |
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| 13--Georgie L.
Dodds |
107--
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| 54--William
Reynolds |
108--Mr. Reynolds | ||||||
| 27--Leticia Reynolds |
109--Mrs. Reynolds (nee unk.) | ||||||
| 110--Albert
James |
220--Thomas James | 440--William James |
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| 441--Mary Hines |
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| 442--Mr. Davis | |||||||
| 55--Mary A. James | 221--Mary B. Davis | 443--Mrs. Davis
(nee unk.) |
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| 03--Kathy
Brown |
111--Ruth A. Smith |
222--Mr. Smith |
444--Mr. Smith | ||||
| 56--Mr.
Shaw |
112--Mr. Shaw | ||||||
| 28--Mr.
Shaw |
113--Mrs. Shaw (nee unk.) | ||||||
| 57--Mrs. Shaw
(nee unk.) |
114 |
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| 14--John
C. Shaw |
115 |
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| 58 |
116 |
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| 29--Mrs. Shaw
(nee unk.) |
117 |
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| 59 |
118 |
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| 07--Joanne Caroline Shaw |
119 |
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| 60--Peter Felker |
120--Mr. Felker |
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| 30--Henry R.
Felker |
121--Mrs.
Felker (nee unk.) |
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| 61--Catherine
(nee unk.) |
122 |
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| 15--Dorcas C. Felker |
123 |
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| 62--Mr. Dow |
124--Mr. Dow | ||||||
| 31--Dorcas Dow |
125--Mrs.
Dow (nee unk.) |
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| 63--Mrs. Dow (nee unk.) | 126 |
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| 26 Aug 1850 cens.
of 186/186 Greene
Co., VA John Douglass, 32, m, farmer, va, CNROW Emily Douglass, 27, etc. CNROW George W., 6, m James E., 4, m Lucy A., 2, f baby, 2/12, f |
18 Jul 1860 cens.
of 213/213 Swift
Run, Greene Co., VA John Douglass, 45, m, farmer, va, CNROW E. Douglass, 35 etc. CNROW G. W., 17, m J. E., 14, m L. A., 12, f M. F., 10, f A., 8, f M. F., 5, m Dolly, 2, f |
27
Jun 1870 cens.
of 112/112, Stanardsville,
Greene Co., VA John Douglass, 54, farmer Emily, 46 Mary f, 20 Adeline, 18 Dolly, 14, Millard, 8 Branch L., 5 Note: Greene, Page, and Madison counties all abut each other. |
4 Aug
1870 cens. of 542/542, Stanardsville,
Greene Co., VA Elias Southard, 65, w m farmer Emily J., 39, w f William F., 35, w m Lucy A., 21, w f [looked for any Lucy A. in Stanardsville-- this one appeared and may be ours...if so, they are all in Madison Co. in 1880] John N. or W., 33, w m Mary S., 24, w f Alice M., 5/12, w f |
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27 Jun 1870 census of Stanardsville, Greene Co., VA 112/112, John Douglass, 54, farmer emily, 46 Mary f, 20 adeline, 18 dolly, 14, Millard, 8 Branch L, 5 18 Jul 1860 census of Swift Run, Greene Co., VA 213/213 John Douglass, 45, m, farmer, va, CNROW e. douglass, 35 etc. CNROW G.W., 17, m JE, 14, m LA, 12, f MF, 10, f a, 8, f mf, 5, m dolly, 2, f |
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left:
Branch's and Maggie's gravestone, which reads: DOUGLAS BRANCH L. MAGGIE L. 1867-1943 1866-1917 |
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left:
gravestone of: JOHN P. Son of B. L. & Maggie L. DOUGLAS Born Jan. 3, 1890 Died June 11, 1907 Gone but not Forgotten -- |
Page News
& Courier, Friday 3 Apr 1931
(taken
from Jan Robinson's good memorial page
at Findagrave.com)
Shenandoah Va., April 2--Mrs. Emma Comer, age 36 years, 6 months, and 26 days, wife of John Louis Comer, died at her home on Third Street at 8;50 a. m., Tuesday, after a brief illness beginning Thursday, March 26. When a physician was called Saturday morning, he found the good woman in a serious condition due to the flu she had several weeks ago. She was born at Honeyville 36 years ago, the daughter of Branch and Maggie Lee Douglas. She is survived by her father and two brothers, James of Shenandoah and Thomas of Ohio. Her father being in Kentucky, he could not attend the funeral. She leaves a husband and seven children--four boys and three girls: Edith, 15; Roy, 13; Charlotte, 11; Joseph, 9; Jennings, 8; Kenneth, 7; and Olivia, 5. Her mother, who was a Miss Young before marriage, died several years ago. Early in life Mrs. Comer united with the Dunkard church at Newport, this county. The funeral was held in the Christian church Thursday evening, at 2 p. m. by the Rev. E. L. Cave assisted by Rev. G. H. Easley. The body was laid to rest in the family lot in the U. B. Cemetery. |
Roanoke
Times Apr. 29, 2008
(taken
from Randy Shepherd's good memorial page
at Findagrave.com)
Edith Comer Rogers, 92, of Buena Vista, died Monday, April 28, 2008, after a long illness. Mrs. Rogers was born August 18, 1915, in Honeyville, Va., and resided in Shenandoah, Va., until 1931. She was preceded in death by her parents, John L. and Emma Douglas Comer and her husband of 70 years, Richard P. (Dick) Rogers Sr. who passed away in February of this year. Also preceding her in death were a sister, Charlotte C. Owens; and three brothers, Roy Comer, Jennings Comer and Kenneth Comer. Edith was a member of St. John's United Methodist Church, a graduate of Parry McCluer High School and a resident of Buena Vista for 77 years. She was a loving and warm mother, grandmother and sister, and a thoughtful and unselfish caregiver to many relatives and friends over the course of her long life. She is survived by three daughters, Sheila Undercoffer and husband, Tom, of Hampton, Va., Carolyn Rogers, of Roanoke, Va., and Charlotte Calfee and husband, William, of Ruckersville, Va.; a son, Richard P. (Rick) Rogers Jr. and wife, Kim, of Radford, Va.; a grandson, Scott Bryant, of Hampton, Va.; two granddaughters, JoBeth Rogers, of Christiansburg, Va., and Emily Rogers, of Radford, Va.; a brother, Joseph L. Comer, of Roanoke, Va.; and a sister, Olivia Moore and husband, Robert, of Lexington, Va. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday, April 30, 2008, at St. Johns United Methodist Church with the Rev. Deborah Koontz officiating. Burial will follow in Rockbridge Memorial Gardens. The family will receive friends from 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday, April 29, 2008, at Bolling, Grose & Lotts Funeral Home & Cremation Service, Buena Vista, Va. Roanoke Times Feb. 8, 2008 (taken from Randy Shepherd's good memorial page at Findagrave.com) Richard Phillip "Dick" Rogers Sr., 98, of Buena Vista, died at his home Thursday, February 7, 2008. Born May 5, 1909, he lived his entire life at 821 Orchard Street, Buena Vista. He was a son of the late Ada Stinnett Rogers and Luther Scott Rogers. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by 13 brothers and sisters. Dick was retired from Rockbridge Auto Parts. He was a member of St. John's United Methodist Church for 89 years and held many offices within the church. He was an avid sports fan and was awarded a lifetime membership to the Buena Vista Sportsman Club in 1972. He is survived by his wife of 70 years, Edith Comer Rogers; three daughters, Sheila Undercoffer and husband, Tom, of Hampton, Carolyn Rogers, of Roanoke, and Charlotte Calfee and husband, William, of Ruckersville; a son, Richard P. (Rick) Rogers and wife, Kim, of Radford; a grandson, Scott Bryant, of Hampton; and two granddaughters, JoBeth Rogers, of Christiansburg, and Emily Rogers, of Radford. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday, February 9, 2008, at St. John's United Methodist Church, Buena Vista, with the Rev. Deborah Koontz and the Rev. Butch Grow officiating. Burial will follow in Rockbridge Memorial Gardens. Donations may be made in Dick's name to St. John's United Methodist Church, 351 E 21st Street, Buena Vista, Va. 24410. The family will receive friends from 5 to 7 p.m. Friday, February 8, 2008, at Bolling, Grose & Lotts Funeral Home & Cremation Service, Buena Vista, Va. |
Roanoke Times
Jan. 21, 2010 (taken
from Randy Shepherd's good memorial
at Findagrave.com)
Joseph Lewis Comer Sr., 91, of Roanoke, Va., passed away on Tuesday, January 19, 2010. Born to John Louis and Emma Douglas Comer, in Shenandoah, Va., on November 7, 1917, he was one of seven children and is survived by a sister, Olivia (Libby) Moore and husband, Robert. In addition to his parents and siblings, he was preceded in death by his beloved wife of 54 years, Dorothy Barger Comer. Besides his sister, surviving are his children, Tanya Ball, of Hampton, Va., Jenny Sue Creasey, and Joseph Lewis Comer Jr. and wife, Debbie "LouAnn," all of Roanoke; grandchildren, Kim M. Sorrels and husband, David, Teresa M. Stinnett and husband, David, Kevin J. Moran, Heather C. Perdue and husband, Allen, Joseph Lewis Comer III and Rusty Shrader, and Bryan W. Creasey; great-grandchildren, Lee Stinnett and wife, Lisa, Katie Stinnett and Justin and Hayley Baker; great-greatgranddaughter, Mallory Sorrels; many sisters-in-law and brothers-in-law; and many nieces and nephews, especially Carolyn and Rick Rogers. During World War II, Joe served in the United States Army, 82nd Airborne Division, having made four combat jumps, including the pre-dawn invasion on D-Day. He was a member of the force that liberated the first city, St. Mere Eglise, France. In 1980, he retired from his beloved Norfolk and Western Railway. Mr. Comer was a longtime member of Northminster Presbyterian Church. He loved and served his Lord, his country, his family and many friends over his entire life of 92 years. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the National D-Day Memorial, P.O. Box 77, Bedford, Va. 24523 or Northminster Presbyterian Church, 3911 Greenland Ave., Roanoke, Va. 24012. Funeral services will be held 11 a.m. on Saturday, January 23, 2010, at Northminster Presbyterian Church. Dr. David A. Kirk and Pastor Brian M. Geiser will officiate. Interment will be in Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens with Full Military Honors by the United States Army, 82nd Airborne Division personnel. The family will receive friends from 3 to 7 p.m. on Friday, January, 22, 2010, at Oakey's North Chapel, 540-362-1237. Roanoke Times Jan. 4, 2001 (taken from Casey's good memorial at Findagrave.com) COMER, Dorothy Barger, 80, of Roanoke, went to be with the Lord on Monday, January 1, 2001. She was a wonderful wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother and friend. She is survived by her loving husband of 54 years, Joseph L. Comer; daughters and son-in-law, Tanya and John Ball and Jenny Sue Creasy; son and daughter-in-law, Joseph L., Jr. and Debbie Comer ; grandchildren, Kim Sorrels, Teresa Stinnett, Kevin Moran, Heather Creasy, Joseph L. Comer , III and Bryan Creasy; great-grandchildren, Lee and Katie Stinnett; sisters, Lucille Holt, Madeline Tardy and Mary Coleman; brothers, William Barger and Joseph Barger; special friend, Jeff Puckett. A memorial service will be held 11 a.m. Thursday, January 4, 2001 at Northminster Presbyterian Church to celebrate her life with Rev. Dr. David A. Kirk officiating. The family will receive friends from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at Oakey's North Chapel. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Northminster Presbyterian Church, Northminster Memorial Fund, 3911 Greenland Ave., N.W. 24012. |
[John M. Gwin
Note: The
following post, "Tracing
Vanished Flight",
was found on an online forum and
is copied here to assist the
writer in his quest.]
On April 2, 1945, a B-29 with the 869th Squadron, 497th Bomb Group, AAF Serial No. 42-93883, took off from Saipan at 2100 hours as part of a large bombing mission over Tokyo. It was apparently never seen or heard from again. No trace of the plane or the crew of 11, which included Sgt. Willis Jennings Comer (he went by "Jennings") of Buena Vista, Va., was ever found, according to records. I am the nephew of Jennings Comer and am posting this in the hope that someone can offer some suggestions on trying to find information about the missing plane, or at the very least that one of the veterans who visit this site can offer up a remembrance of my uncle. The only information ever received by my mother (Jennings' oldest sister, who still survives and still grieves) was in the form of letters from his CO, Lt. Col. Robert K. Morgan, and other Army officials, in the months and year after his disappearance and before he was officially declared KIA. Those letters state that the plane took off, as mentioned above, at 2100 hours from Saipan on 4/2/45 but was never seen again by any other crews (they were not flying in formation) and was not heard from over Tokyo (no radio contact during the mission). It was the 9th mission for the crew, captained by Lt. Edwin F. Dietzel. In one letter it is mentioned that there was a report of a plane that crashed 30 miles NW of Tokyo on that night and that a common grave containing bodies of an undertermined number of men was found, but that no ID could be made of the remains and the investigation went no further. I did request, and receive, a Missing Air Crew Report from the National Archives a couple of years ago, but it offered no further clues. I've searched many online sites but have had no luck. If anyone can offer any suggestions or tips, I'd be most grateful. Does anyone have any suggestions, for instance, on following up on the report of the grave site mentioned in the report, near Tokyo? Are there any online sources of Japanese records? By the way, when I received the MACR from the National Archives, it included details from two other planes shot down over Tokyo that night. I guess they were part of the microfilm file. One was of a plane with the 874th Squadron, 498th Bomb Group, captained by Lt. Carl G. Smith. Some of the crew of that flight reportedly bailed out and were taken prisoner. The other report was on a plane with the 877th Squadron, 499th Bomb Group, and the pilot was Kenneth H. Dustin. The aircraft nickname was Jug Haid II. As with my uncle's flight, there is no information at all as to what happened to that plane. Thanks for anything anyone can offer or suggest. I have posted more info, including a photo of my uncle, at the following web site. It includes a list of the 11 crew members on that flight and excerpts from letters that Jennings wrote home from Saipan. They may be of interest to the vets from that campaign. The web site is http://www.radford.edu/~rrogers/wjcomer.html. Warmest regards to all veterans and others associated with the 20th AAF. |
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From the 1900 Census of
Monroe Township, Greene co., VA
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Name |
Relat 2HoH |
Race/ Sex |
DOB |
Age |
Marr. Stat. |
Yrs. Md. |
Ch. Bn/Lvg |
POB S/F/M |
Occ. |
John M. Gwin
Comments |
| 299/301 |
John Douglas |
head |
wm |
[BLANK] |
89 |
Wd |
VA/VA/VA |
farmer |
I believe this to be Branch's
widowed father. Thought his and
several other of the birthdates are missing,
he would've been born about 1811,
calculating from his listed age. |
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| Mary Douglas | dau |
wf |
[BLANK] | 60 |
s |
VA/VA/VA | |||||
| Louvanni Douglas | dau |
wf |
[BLANK] | 40 |
s |
VA/VA/VA | |||||
| [BLANK] Douglas | gr.son |
wm |
[BLANK] | 16 |
s |
VA/VA/VA | |||||
| 300/302 |
Philmore M. Douglas | head |
wm |
[BLANK] | 42 |
m |
11 |
VA/VA/VA | farm
laborer |
This would be Branch's brother. |
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| Emma Douglas | wife |
wf |
[BLANK] | 35 |
m |
11 |
8/5 |
VA/VA/VA | |||
| Jarrette Douglas | son |
wm |
May 1889 |
11 |
s |
VA/VA/VA | |||||
| Duane Douglas | dau |
wf |
May 1894 |
6 |
s |
VA/VA/VA | |||||
| Sadie R. Douglas | dau |
wf |
[BLANK] | 3 |
s |
VA/VA/VA | |||||
| Philipe Douglas | son |
wm |
May 1898 |
2 |
s |
VA/VA/VA | |||||
| Pelhem Douglas | dau |
wf |
Apr 1900 |
1mo. |
s |
VA/VA/VA | |||||
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| 24.02--Shem S.
Heatwole [Jr.],
b. ca. 4 Mar 1830 in VA [fr. gravestone]; d. 27
Apr 1884, aged 54 y, 1m, 23 d [fr. gravestone];
bd. Bank
Mennonite Ch. Cem., Dayton, Rockingham
Co., VA--Find
A
Grave
Memorial#
48415314; m. 27 Apr 1854 to Catharine
Gaines (b. ca. 26 Dec
1839; d. 28 Oct 1911, aged 72 y, 10 m. 2 d; bd.
Bank
Mennonite Ch. Cem., Dayton, Rockingham
Co., VA--Find
A
Grave
Memorial#
48415344); reports 8 of 13 ch. lvg. in
1910 [age
29 in the 14 Jul 1860
Census of Harrisonburg P.O., Dist.
No. 1, Rockingham Co., VA]
[age 50 in the 18 Jun 1880 census of Ashley Dist., Rockingham Co., VA] [age 21 in the 14 Jul 1860 Census of Harrisonburg P.O., Dist. No. 1, Rockingham Co., VA] [age 41 in the 18 Jun 1880 census of Ashley Dist., Rockingham Co., VA] [age 61 in the 11 Jun 1900 census of Central Pct., Rockingham Co., VA] [listed as Catherine Heatwole, age 71 and widowed, in the 23 Apr 1910 census of Ashby Dist., Rockingham Co., VA, and living with dau. Octavia and her husband Wm. and next door to son Samuel and wife Margaret] 25.01--Rebecka S.
Heatwole, dau, b. ca.
1856 in VA; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk.
ch.
[age
4
in the 14 Jul 1860
Census of Harrisonburg P.O., Dist.
No. 1, Rockingham Co., VA]
[age 24 in the 18 Jun 1880 census of Ashley Dist., Rockingham Co., VA] |
![]() SHEM S
HEATWOLE DIED APR 27 1884 AGED 54 Y, 1 M, & 23 D |
CATHARINE HEATWOLE DIED 28 OCT 1911 AGED 72 Y, 10 M, 2 D. |
25.08--James William Heatwole, son, b. ca. 6 Jun 1870 in VA; d. 12 Aug 1873, aged 3 y, 2 m, 6 d; bd. Bank Mennonite Ch. Cem., Dayton, Rockingham Co., VA--Find A Grave Memorial# 48415168; m. never; no ch. [INCREDIBLE IMAGE, BELOW:
James
is
listed
as James W. Heatwole, age 9, in the 18 Jun 1880 census
of Ashley Dist., Rockingham Co., VA, BUT WHILE
ALL OF HIS SIBLINGS ARE COUNTED AS "SINGLE",
NOTE THAT THE COLUMN IS BLANK NEXT TO HIS
NAME--nevertheless, it is also recorded that
he "attended school within the year!"
Yet we know he had been dead for some seven
years!]
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![]() James
William Heatwole
Died 12 Aug 1873 Aged 3y 2m 6d Parents: Shem S Heatwole (__ - 1884) Catherine Gaines Heatwole (__ - 1911) Burial: Bank Mennonite Ch. Cem. Dayton, Rockingham Co., VA, USA Created by: Mathias Homestead, 2010 Find A Grave Memorial# 48415168 |
![]() 25.09--Octavia M.
Heatwole, dau, b. Sep
1872 in VA; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. ca. 1899 to William Wise
(b. ca. 1873 in VA; d. unk.; bd. unk.); listed 4
of 4 ch. lvg. in 1910
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| 25.10--Amos F. Heatwole,
son, b. 1874 [fr.
gravestone] in VA; d. 1948 [fr. gravestone];
bd. Keezletown
Cem. Keezletown, Rockingham Co., VA--Find
A
Grave
Memorial#
20728147; m. Mittie F. Chapman
(b. 1879 [fr. gravestone], d/o James M. and Lizzie A. Chapman;
d. 1945 [fr.
gravestone]; bd. Keezletown
Cem. Keezletown, Rockingham Co., VA--Find
A
Grave
Memorial#
20728147); 5 ch. (4 still lvg. in 1910--the
oldest died before 1900) [Amos, age 5 in
the 18 Jun 1880 census
of
Ashley Dist., Rockingham Co., VA];
[Amos, age 24 in the 11 Jun 1900 census of Central Pct., Rockingham Co., VA]; [Amos, age 35 in 7 May 1910 census of Central, Rockingham Co., VA] [listed as Mittie Chapman, granddaughter, age 1, in the 12 Jun 1880 census of Central Pct., Rockingham Co., VA]; [Mittie, age 31 in the 7 May 1910 census of Central, Rockingham Co., VA] 26.01--(given name
unk.) Heatwole,
b. bef. 1900; d. bef. 1900 census; m. never; no
ch.
26.02--Mary C. Heatwole, b. 31 Dec 1900 in VA; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m1. ca. 1918 to James L. Douglas (b. 1 May 1893; d. unk.; bd. unk.); 3 ch.; m2. Clyde Emerson (unk.); [age 9 in 7
May 1910 census of
Central, Rockingham Co., VA]
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John Gwin's speculation as to who
these numbers
represent: ---> |
David, [unk.] or Gabriel (the twin) |
[unk] |
Henry, Shem Jr. |
Shem Sr. |
[unk.] & [unk.] or Elizabeth (the twin) |
Rebecca, Ann |
[unk.] |
Elizabeth |
[unk.] (Elizabeth's mother?) |
| Res/Fam |
Name |
Sex |
DOB [est.] |
Age |
Real E$t. |
POB |
Occ. |
John M. Gwin
Comments |
| 443/446 |
Shem Heatwole |
m |
est. 1800 |
[BLANK] |
7500 |
VA |
farmer |
|
| Elizabeth |
f |
1802 |
48 |
VA |
||||
| Henry |
m |
1828 |
22 |
VA | laborer |
|||
| Shem |
m |
1830 |
20 |
VA | laborer |
I believe this is our Shem, husband
of Catherine and father of Amos. His age fits
and his location fits; further, how many Shem
Heatwoles can there be who match up like that?
SO, IF this is he--and I'm convinced it is--we
just opened up another generation! By the way,
Ancestry.com
mistranscribed his first name as "Shew". |
||
| Rebecca |
f |
1832 |
18 |
VA | ||||
| Ann |
f |
1834 |
16 |
VA | ||||
| David |
m |
1836 |
14 |
VA | ||||
| Gabriel |
m |
1841 |
9 |
VA | Gabriel and Elizabeth are listed as
"twins". |
|||
| Elizabeth |
f |
1841 |
9 |
VA | Gabriel and Elizabeth are listed as "twins". | |||
| Jacob |
m |
1843 |
7 |
VA | ||||
| Martin |
m |
1846 |
4 |
VA | ||||
| Emanuel Suters |
m |
1833 |
17 |
VA |
| Res/Fam |
Name |
Sex |
DOB [est.] |
Age |
Real E$t. |
POB |
Occ. |
John M. Gwin
Comments |
| 1022/991 |
Shem Heatwole |
m |
1831 |
29 |
2000 |
VA |
Farmer |
We learn here that his first name is
Shem. The names and ages of his family confirm
that this is Kara's ggg-grandfather. Finding
him here led us to him again in 1850 where we
learn that his father's name is Shem as well;
therefore, we'll call this one Shem Junior
and his father Shem Senior. |
| Catherine Heatwole | f |
1839 |
21 |
VA |
||||
| Rebecca Heatwole | f |
1856 |
4 |
VA |
||||
| Mary Heatwole | f |
1858 |
2 |
VA |
||||
| Elizabeth Heatwole | f |
1859 |
1 |
VA |
||||
| John Frank(um?) |
m |
1842 |
18 |
VA |
| Res/Fam |
Name |
Relat. 2HoH |
Sex |
DOB [est.] |
Age |
Marr. Stat. |
POB |
Occ. |
John M. Gwin Comments |
| 295/307 |
S.
Heatwole |
head |
m |
1830 |
50 |
m |
VA/VA/VA | carpinter |
This is the father of Amos F., from
whom our line descends. As you can see from
"carpinter", this enumerator doesn't spell well,
so we can take the spellings of the various
names with a grain of salt as well. |
| Cathren Heatwole | wife |
f |
1839 |
41 |
m |
VA/VA/VA | |||
| Rebecka S. Heatwole | dau |
f |
1856 |
24 |
s |
VA/VA/VA | |||
| Mary C. Heatwole | dau | f |
1858 |
22 |
s |
VA/VA/VA | at home |
||
| Elizabeth L. Heatwole | dau | f |
1859 | 21 |
s |
VA/VA/VA | at home |
||
| Ernestine M. Heatwole | dau | f |
1861 | 19 |
s |
VA/VA/VA | |||
| John B. Heatwole | son |
m |
1864 | 16 |
s |
VA/VA/VA | |||
| Charls. (m. i. illeg.) Heatwole | son | m |
1866 | 14 |
s |
VA/VA/VA | |||
| Virginia D. Heatwole | dau | f |
1868 | 12 |
s |
VA/VA/VA | |||
| James N. Heatwole | son | m |
1871 | 9 |
s |
VA/VA/VA | |||
| Octavia M. Heatwole | dau | f |
1873 | 7 |
s |
VA/VA/VA | |||
| Amos F. Heatwole | son | m |
1875 | 5 |
s |
VA/VA/VA | This is "Doug" Douglas'
great-grandfather. |
||
| Saml. S. Heatwole | son | m |
1877 | 3 |
s |
VA/VA/VA |
| Res/Fam |
Name |
Relat 2HoH |
Race/ Sex |
DOB |
Age |
Marr. Stat./ Yrs.Md. |
Ch.Bn./ Ch.Lvg. |
POB S/F/M |
Occ. |
John M. Gwin Comments |
| 106/109 |
James
M.
Chapman |
head |
wm |
Sep 1841 |
58 |
m/22 |
VA/VA/VA | farmer |
Mistranscribed as Chapinan by Ancestry.com. |
|
| Lizzie A. Chapman | wife |
wf |
Jun 1843 |
56 |
m/22 |
4/4 |
VA/VA/VA | |||
| Samuel L. Chapman | son |
wm |
Mar 1881 |
19 |
s |
VA/VA/VA | ||||
| Blanch M. Chapman | daughter |
wf |
Jun 1887 |
13 |
s |
VA/VA/VA | ||||
| Maud J. Chapman | daughter |
wf |
May 1889 |
11 |
s |
VA/VA/VA | ||||
| Mittie
Heatwole |
daughter |
wf |
Apr 1879 |
21 |
m/3 |
1/0 |
VA/VA/VA | boarder |
Mistranscribed as "Mittie Heatwole
Chapinan" by Ancestry.com.
But
now
we
know
her maiden name and have thus accessed another
of Kara's lines: the Chapmans! |
|
| Amos Heatwole |
son-in-law |
wm |
Sep 1875 |
24 |
m/3 |
VA/VA/VA | boarder |
This is "Doug" Douglas'
great-grandfather, mistranscribed
as "Amos Heatwole Chapinan" by Ancestry.com.
No wonder we couldn't find him! What I finally
did was look at all the Amoses (I left the last
name box empty) in the entire census of Central
District in Rockingham Co., VA, and there he
was. OK, that doesn't, however, explain why I
haven't been able to find any of his siblings or
parents, so I'll keep looking. |
| Res/Fam |
Name |
Relat 2HoH |
Race/ Sex |
DOB |
Age |
Marr. Stat./ Yrs.Md. |
Ch.Bn./ Ch.Lvg. |
POB S/F/M |
Occ. |
John M. Gwin Comments |
| 141/144 |
Cathern
Heatwole |
head |
Jan 1839 |
61 |
Wd. |
13/7 |
VA/VA/VA | This is our Catherine (sp unk.),
alright. Now we know how many kids they had and
how many are still alive. |
||
| Octavia
M. Heatwole |
daughter |
Sep 1872 |
27 |
m/1 |
VA/VA/VA | Hm. She is listed first and as having
the last name Heatwole, but I believe that she
is married to William Wise and that the child
listed as his is hers as well. |
||||
| William
Wise |
son-in-law |
Nov 1873 |
26 |
m/1 |
1/1 |
VA/VA/VA | farmer |
|||
| R.
E. Heatwole |
son |
Dec 1880 |
19 |
s |
VA/VA/VA | at school |
Aha, a heretofore unknown (by us)
sibling of Amos: Uncle R. E.! Perhaps we'll
discover his names in 1910, '20, or '30. |
|||
| 139/141 |
Gabrel Heatwole | My transcription is incomplete--there
are 3 more people in this household, whom I
believe to be Gabriel's daughter and her family.
Being two doors down from Cathern, I feel quite
strongly that they are related; perhaps Gabriel
and Cathern's deceased husband were brothers. |
||||||||
| Eliza Heatwole | ||||||||||
| Clifford Heatwole |
| Res/Fam |
Name |
Relat 2HoH |
Race/ Sex |
Est. DOB |
Age |
Marr. Stat./ Yrs.Md. |
POB S/F/M |
Occ. |
John M. Gwin Comments |
| Mountain
Valley Rd. FM/173/176 |
Amos
F.
Heatwole |
head |
wm |
1875 |
45 |
m |
VA/VA/VA |
general
farm
farmer |
This is our Amos and his family in
1920. He and his wife are two of my
daughter (in-law) Kara's gg-grandparents. |
| M. Icadora Heatwole | wife |
wf |
1880 |
40 |
m |
VA/VA/VA | Her first name is Mittie, according to
the 1900 census, above. So now we know her
middle name as well. |
||
| James E. Heatwole | son |
wm |
1904 |
16 |
s |
VA/VA/VA | |||
| Samuel R. Heatwole | son |
wm |
1907 |
13 |
s |
VA/VA/VA | |||
| Mura E. Heatwole | daughter |
wf |
1909 |
11 |
s |
VA/VA/VA | |||
| Glenn C. Heatwole | son |
wm |
1912 |
8 |
s |
VA/VA/VA | |||
| Elizabeth
Chapman |
mother-in
law |
wf |
1845 |
75 |
wd |
VA/VA/VA |
C
H A P M A N
|
| 23.00--Mr. Chapman,
b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; at least
one ch. |
23.00--Samuel Sheets,
b. 29 Jun 1810; d. 1 May 1888; bd. Keezletown
Cem. Keezletown, Rockingham Co., VA--Find
A
Grave
Memorial# 33980835; m. Mary
"Polly" Houff (b. 27
Jun 1809; d. 21 Dec 1889; bd. Keezletown
Cem. Keezletown, Rockingham Co., VA--Find
A
Grave
Memorial# 33980764--stone reads,
in part, "...DAUGHTER OF BENJAMIN HOUFF
AND WIFE OF SAMUEL SHEETS, BORN JUNE 27, 1809,
DIED DEC 21, 1889..."); at least 1 ch. [listed
as Samuel Sheets, age 60, in the 17
Sep 1870
census of Harrisonburg Twp.,
Rockingham Co., VA];
[listed as Samuel Sheets, age 70 in the 12 Jun 1880 census of Central Pct., Rockingham Co., VA]; [listed as Polly Sheets, age 60, in the 17 Sep 1870 census of Harrisonburg Twp., Rockingham Co., VA]; [listed as Mary Sheets, age 70, in the 12 Jun 1880 census of Central Pct., Rockingham Co., VA]; |
| Res/Fam |
Name |
Relat 2HoH |
Race/ Sex |
DOB |
Age |
Marr. Stat./ Yrs.Md. |
Ch.Bn./ Ch.Lvg. |
POB S/F/M |
Occ. |
John M. Gwin
Comments |
| 106/109 |
James M. Chapman |
head |
wm |
Sep 1841 |
58 |
m/22 |
VA/VA/VA | farmer |
Mistranscribed as Chapinan by Ancestry.com. |
|
| Lizzie A. Chapman | wife |
wf |
Jun 1843 |
56 |
m/22 |
4/4 |
VA/VA/VA | |||
| Samuel L. Chapman | son |
wm |
Mar 1881 |
19 |
s |
VA/VA/VA | ||||
| Blanch M. Chapman | daughter |
wf |
Jun 1887 |
13 |
s |
VA/VA/VA | ||||
| Maud J. Chapman | daughter |
wf |
May 1889 |
11 |
s |
VA/VA/VA | ||||
| Mittie Heatwole |
daughter |
wf |
Apr 1879 |
21 |
m/3 |
1/0 |
VA/VA/VA | boarder |
Mistranscribed as "Mittie
Heatwole Chapinan" by Ancestry.com.
But
now
we
know
her maiden name and have thus accessed
another of Kara's lines: the Chapmans! |
|
| Amos Heatwole |
son-in-law |
wm |
Sep 1875 |
24 |
m/3 |
VA/VA/VA | boarder |
This is "Doug" Douglas'
great-grandfather, mistranscribed
as "Amos Heatwole Chapinan" by Ancestry.com.
No wonder we couldn't find him! What I
finally did was look at all the Amoses (I
left the last name box empty) in the entire
census of Central District in Rockingham
Co., VA, and there he was. OK, that doesn't,
however, explain why I haven't been able to
find any of his siblings or parents, so I'll
keep looking. |
| Res/Fam |
Name |
Relat 2HoH |
Race/ Sex |
Est. DOB |
Age |
Marr. Stat./ Yrs.Md. |
POB S/F/M |
Occ. |
John M. Gwin
Comments |
| Mountain
Valley Rd. FM/173/176 |
Amos F. Heatwole |
head |
wm |
1875 |
45 |
m |
VA/VA/VA |
general farm farmer |
This is our Amos and his family
in 1920. He and his wife are two of my
daughter (in-law) Kara's gg-grandparents. |
| M. Icadora Heatwole | wife |
wf |
1880 |
40 |
m |
VA/VA/VA | Her first name is Mittie,
according to the 1900 census, above.
So now we know her middle name as well. |
||
| James E. Heatwole | son |
wm |
1904 |
16 |
s |
VA/VA/VA | |||
| Samuel R. Heatwole | son |
wm |
1907 |
13 |
s |
VA/VA/VA | |||
| Mura E. Heatwole | daughter |
wf |
1909 |
11 |
s |
VA/VA/VA | |||
| Glenn C. Heatwole | son |
wm |
1912 |
8 |
s |
VA/VA/VA | |||
| Elizabeth Chapman |
mother-in
law |
wf |
1845 |
75 |
wd |
VA/VA/VA |
S H E E T S
|
|
22.00--Mr. Sheets,
b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; at least
one ch.
|
22.00--Benjamin Houff,
b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; at least
one ch. |
|
|
| From the 10-11 Aug 1860
census of Burke's Mill P. O., North
Subdivision, Augusta Co., VA |
||||||||
| Res/Fam |
Name |
Age |
Sex |
Occ. |
Estate Real/Pers |
POB |
Other |
John M. Gwin Comments |
| 1064/1069 |
Erasmus F. Houff |
31 |
m |
school
teacher |
1480/511 |
VA |
Augusta Co. abuts Rockingham Co. to
the southwest. Both abut Pendleton Co.,
WV |
|
| Eliza Houff | 25 |
f |
VA | This must be Esrasmus Houff's wife. |
||||
| Robert M. Houff | 4 |
m |
VA | |||||
| Augustus S. Houff | 2 |
m |
VA | |||||
| Elizabeth Houff | 52 |
f |
VA | I'd say this is Erasmus Houff's
mother. |
||||
| 1065/1070 |
William Houff |
36 |
m |
farmer |
2940/780 |
VA | This will likely be Erasmus' older
brother. |
|
| Susan C. Houff |
35 |
f |
VA | This must be William Houff's wife. | ||||
| John F. Houff | 13 |
m |
VA | attended school w/in the year | ||||
| Elizabeth M. Houff | 10 |
f |
VA | attended school w/in the year | ||||
| Sarah C. Houff | 7 |
f |
VA | attended school w/in the year | ||||
| Geo. Sheets |
16 |
m |
day
laborer |
VA | attended
school w/in the year |
Aha! Have we found another
Sheets/Houff connection? |
||
| 1066/1071 |
Peter E. Houff |
39 |
m |
farmer |
2677/588 |
VA | ||
| Rebecca M. Houff | 41 |
f |
VA | This must be Peter Houff's wife. | ||||
| Charlotte V. Houff | 14 |
f |
VA | attended school w/in the year | ||||
| Elizabeth M. Houff | 12 |
f |
VA | |||||
| E. L. Houff | 5 |
m |
VA | |||||
| Walter L. Houff | 2 |
m |
VA | |||||
| 1067/1072 |
Jos. A. Houff |
35 |
m |
farmer |
3930/1282 |
VA | Peter, William, Joseph, and Erasmus
are likely brothers to each other and sons of
Elizabeth Houff. |
|
| Eliza J. Houff | 26 |
f |
VA | This must be Joseph Houff's wife. | ||||
| Wm. R. Houff | 7 |
m |
VA | attended school w/in the year | ||||
| Nannie J. Houff | 3 |
f |
VA | |||||
| Alonzo F. Houff | 1 |
m |
VA | |||||
| Jane Quick |
65 |
f |
PA | cannot
read or write |
I'll say that Jane,
nee unk., is Joseph's
mother-in-law, who has migrated south from
Pennsylvania prior to 1834 (when Eliza J. is
born in VA), and that she is the mother of
James F. Quick, below, as well. |
|||
| 1068/1073 |
Nancy Houff |
72 |
f |
2370/443 |
VA | Nancy, nee unk., must be the widow
of the Houff, grandmother to the four boys,
mother-in-law to Elizabeth. |
||
| Rebecca Houff | 35 |
f |
domestic |
---/500 |
VA | |||
| Jas. F. Quick | 24 |
m |
day
laborer |
---/650 |
VA | |||
| Margaret Quick | 27 |
f |
VA | |||||
| Mary M. Quick | 2 |
f |
VA | |||||
| Nancy C. Quick | 1 mo. |
f |
VA | |||||
| Benjan. F. Quick | 25 |
m |
VA | |||||
| 1076/1079 |
Jacob Sheets |
29 |
m |
day
laborer |
100/50 |
VA | Possibly the older brother of
George, above. |
|
| Sarah Sheets | 26 |
f |
VA | |||||
| John H. Sheets | 12 |
m |
VA | |||||
| Sarah M. Sheets | 6 |
f |
VA | |||||
| Victoria Sheets | 4 |
f |
VA | |||||
| Samuel C. Sheets | 2 |
m |
VA | |||||
| George E. Sheets | 1 |
m |
VA | |||||
| VA | ||||||||
| VA | ||||||||
H
A R T S E L L
|
|
21.00--Abraham
Hartzell, b. ; m. ca.
1775 in PA to Hannah Anthony
(b.; d. 1841)
22.01--Abraham
Hartzell [II], b. 21 Apr 1777; d.
17 Jul 1858;
22.02--Isaac Hartzell, b. 1783; d. late 1863; 22.03--Jacob Tayler Hartzell, b. 1786; d. 2 May 1843; 22.04--Sarah Hartzell, b. 12 Aug 1789; d. 19 Aug 1861; 22.05--Delilah Hartzell, b. ca. 1794; |
22.01--Abraham
Hartzell [II], b. 21
Apr 1777 in NC; d. 17 Jul 1858; bd.
Clover Hill Cem., Blount Co., TN;
innkeeper, merchant; m. Mary
"Polly" Norton (b.
1782 in NC {later TN}; d. 7 Sep 1864;
bd.
Clover Hill Cem., Blount Co., TN); 11
ch.:
23.01--Delilah Hartsell, b. 23 Mar
1804; d. 15 Dec 1886; m. 10 Nov 1820 in Monroe
Co., TN, to George
Washington Madden ()
23.02--Hyram Hartsell, b. 2 Mar 1807; d. 19 Nov 1892; 23.03--Hannah Hartsell, b. 8 May 1809; 30 Oct 1871; 23.04--Abraham Hartsell, Jr., b. ca. 1810 [age 40, in 1850 census of Cocke Co., TN; occ., blacksmith], w/son John b. ca. 1840; d. ca. 1899; 24.03--John
Harrison Hartsell, b.
May 1840 [age 30 in
the 16 Aug 1870
census of res. 127, 10th Dist., Cocke
Co., TN]; [age 40 in
the 4 Jun 1880
census of 10th Dist., Lower Cosby, Cocke
Co., TN; occ. blacksmith/wagonmaker]; [age 59 in
the 5 Jun 1900 census of the 10th
Civil Dist., Cocke Co., TN; occ.
Blacksmith];
d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. ca. 1862 (m. 38
yrs. in 1900) Amanda
Jane (nee unk., b.
Oct 1843 [age 25 in
the 16 Aug 1870 census of
res. 127, 10th Dist., Cocke Co., TN]; [age 37 in
the 4 Jun 1880
census of 10th Dist., Lower Cosby, Cocke
Co., TN]; [age 56 in
the 5 Jun 1900
census of the 10th Civil Dist., Cocke
Co., TN; bore 6 ch., 6 still lvg in
1900];
d. unk.; bd. unk.); at least 10 ch.
25.01--Martha Isadora Hartsell, b. [age 7 in the 16 Aug 1870 census of res. 127, 10th Dist., Cocke Co., TN]; [age 18 in the 4 Jun 1880 census of 10th Dist., Lower Cosby, Cocke Co., TN]; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch. 25.02--William Brownlow Hartsell, b. 5 Mar 1864; d. 14 Jan 1958; bd. Hickory Valley Cem., Unitia, Loudon Co., TN--Find A Grave Memorial# 59455864; m. Josephine (nee unk., b. 23 Apr 1869; d. 30 Jan 1948; bd. Hickory Valley Cem., Unitia, Loudon Co., TN--Find A Grave Memorial# 59455879); at least 7 ch. [age 6 in
the 16 Aug 1870 census of res. 127,
10th Dist., Cocke Co., TN];
[age 16 in the 4 Jun 1880 census of 10th Dist., Lower Cosby, Cocke Co., TN]; [age 36 in the 18 Jun 1900 census of Civil Dist. 9, Cocke Co., TN, m. 12 yrs., occ. farmer, POB TN/TN/TN]; [age 46 in the 21 Apr 1910 census of Newport, Cocke Co., TN, officer in Sheriff's dept.] [age 31 in the 18 Jun 1900 census of Civil Dist. 9, Cocke Co., TN, m. 12 yrs., 7 ch., 7 lvg., POB TN/TN/TN]; [age 41 in the 21 Apr 1910 census of Newport, Cocke Co., TN, m1. 22 yrs. w/11 of 12 ch. still lvg.] 26.01--Dessie
Hartsell, b. Jul 1889;
d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.
[age 10
in the 18 Jun 1900
census of Civil Dist. 9, Cocke Co., TN]
26.02--Dale Milburn
Hartsell, b. 26 Nov
1890 in (Cocke Co.?) TN; d. 1968;
m. 8
Jan 1911 to Rhoda
Lucretia Templin (b.
28 Jun 1892; d. unk.)
[age 9 in
the 18 Jun 1900
census of Civil
Dist. 9, Cocke
Co., TN];
[age 20 in the 21 Apr 1910 census of Newport, Cocke Co., TN]; [age 29 in the 15 Jan 1920 census of Sardis, Cocke Co., TN]; [age 38 in the 30 Apr 1930 census of Township 3, Fresno Co., CA] [age 27 in the 15 Jan 1920 census of Sardis, Cocke Co., TN]; [age 37 in the 30 Apr 1930 census of Township 3, Fresno Co., CA] 27.01--Wilma
R. Hartsell, dau.,
b. ca. Jan 1918 [age 2
yrs., 0 mo. in the 15 Jan 1920
census of Sardis, Cocke Co., TN]; [age 12 in
the 30 Apr 1930 census of Township 3,
Fresno Co., CA];
d. unk.; m. Paul Walker (b.
unk.; d. unk.); 1 ch.
28.01--Paul
Walker, Jr., b.
ca. 10 Oct 1952; d. 16 Mar 2002; m. Carol
(nee unk.; b. unk.; d. unk.); 1 ch.
29.01--Ashley
Rosalee Walker,
b. 1 Mar 1993
27.02--Dorothy Jean Hartsell, b. 31 May 1920; [age 9 in the 30 Apr 1930 census of Township 3, Fresno Co., CA], m. Roslyn Elwood Douglas (b. 18 Dec 1921; d. ); 3 ch. |
|
|
![]() Above: Photocopy of the 1930 census taker's rendering of Juanita's name |
[John M. Gwin
Note: Kathy Douglas emailed
me regarding the spelling of
"Jaanila"; she wrote: I think that 'Jaanila' must have come from illegible handwriting. If the person was writing "Juanita" and the "u" looked more like an "a", and the "t" wasn't crossed, then it would look like "Jaanila." Until then, neither of us had looked at the original record, only at Ancestry.com's mistranscription of it (above, right). At left is this original. Of course it is Juanita, and she already knew that Gordon's aunt is Juanita, not Jaanila, but I think we have a sleuth here, folks! This is the type of thinking one has to do all the time in this hobby. Do you think Kathy has been bitten by the genealogy bug? (:-) To quote LeRoy Jethro Gibbs, [pause] "That's good work." |
Right:
Dean and
Lorraine Smith in Dec 1978 |
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Left, Bill and Marta Smith with Brian and Mike |
| Name | Age |
| McKinley Hartsell | 33 |
| Edna M Hartsell | 24 |
| Elizabeth Hartsell | 4 |
| Gilbert E Hartsell | 1 9/12 |
|
|
| Names
in the 28 Apr 1930
census of Dist. 6, Cocke Co., TN |
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| Name | Age |
| Walter P Hartsell | 31 |
| Lear L Hartsell | 21 |
| Walter R Hartsell | 5 |
| Beaulah C Hartsell | 3y1m |
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Small
World!
23.06--Paul Anthony Hartsell is Kara's gggg-granduncle. Living three doors away in the 1880 census of Murray Co., GA, is Austin Shorter Vining, Jeremy's 2nd cousin 4 times removed!] |
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| This photo
(above) is of part of one of the pages of the 14
Jun 1860 U.S. Census of
Old Salem, Dist. No. 3, Washington Co., TN,
showing the residents of residence #266. Listed are this 22.05--Delilah Hartzell Early, 65 and b. in TN, widow of Mr. Early and mother of the head of this household, Martin L. Early, age 34 (a farmer with $3000 in real and $8000 in personal property), who is also listed with his wife Charlotte (30, nee unk.) and children: Samuel, 8; Delilah, 6; Sarah, 3; and Benj. F., 2. That leaves the Augusta Johnson, 24 (whom I believe to be one and the same as the 23.08--Delilah A. Early, b. 1836, daughter of 2.5--Delilah and youngest sister of Martin); her daughter Elizabeth Johnson, 1; and her husband, George W. Johnson, 22, b. NC, none of whom can read or write. |
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Please note that I have listed census records here in two different formats. First are
summary transcriptions of copies of the
original census records transcribed by Ancestry.com,
some of which may have been mistranscribed.
Because I was in a hurry at the time, I simply
cut and pasted them from Ancestry.com into
the places above where they best fit to at
least get some
of the data (names and ages) onto this page.
Second are
my own transcriptions, below, of copies of the
original census pages. These include more data
than simply the names and ages of the parties
as in the summary trancriptions. These are
listed in charts with this pale yellow
background. While they take longer to add, I
believe they may be more valuable because of
the additional information.
--John Gwin |
| Date of Enum'n. |
Res/Fam |
Name |
Age |
Est. DOB |
Sex |
Occ. |
Real E$t |
POB |
John M. Gwin Comments |
| 21 Aug 1850 |
32/32 |
Abhm
Hartsell |
40 |
m |
blacksmith |
150 |
TN |
Ancestry.com
mistranscribed his first name as "Abbas", so if
you're trying to find the page from which this was
transcribed, type that in instead. This is the
Abraham Hartsell who appears above as
#3.04--Abraham Hartsell, Jr. I am searching every page of the census of this district to see if other Hartsells appear. |
|
| Rebeca Hartsell | 36 |
f |
TN | ||||||
| William Hartsell | 13 |
m |
TN | ||||||
| Charles Hartsell | 11 |
m |
TN | ||||||
| John Hartsell | 9 |
m |
TN | ||||||
| Violet Hartsell | 7 |
f |
TN | ||||||
| Brounlow Hartsell | 4 |
m |
TN | ||||||
| Isaac Hartsell | 1 |
m |
TN | ||||||
| 21 Aug 1850 |
34/34 |
Joshua
Hartsell |
36 |
m |
farmer |
150 |
TN | Aha. Two farms away is Joshua Hartsell,
but his name does not yet appear in the outline
above. He is six years younger than Abraham and
may be a brother; however, while a brother six
years younger does appear in the outline, his name
is Paul Anthony Hartsell. Let's continue our
search of the enumeration. |
|
| Cynthia Hartsell | 33? |
f |
TN | ||||||
| Elizabeth Hartsell | 11 |
f |
TN | ||||||
| Miranda Hartsell | 8 |
f |
TN | ||||||
| Esau Hartsell | 6 |
m |
TN | ||||||
| Hannah Hartsell | 3 |
f |
TN | ||||||
| Reese Hartsell | 9mos. |
m |
TN | ||||||
| 24 Aug 1850 |
129/129 |
William
and Margaret O'Dell |
55/48 |
m/f |
farmer |
1000 |
TN/VA |
William and Margaret have 10 children
living in the home, all of whom are O'Dells but
the three Hartsells--also listed separately below:
Polly H., 20; Isaac, 18; Henry, 15; Hannah, 13;
William, 11; Nancy, 8; Sarah, 10; Elizabeth, 2;
Isaac H., 3; George H., 1. |
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| Polly
Hartsell |
20 |
f |
TN | I speculate that Polly is the oldest daughter of Wm. and Margaret, that she married a Hartsell and bore him these two sons, that he died and left her a widow and them fatherless, and that her parents took her back in to raise her little family under their roof. Who her husband would have been is unknown; however, one possiblity exists (in that he's about the right age and his date of death is unknown): 3.09--William T. Hartsell, b. ca. 1823; d. unk.; | |||||
| Isaac Hartsell | 3 |
m |
TN | Quite possibly he's the namesake of
Polly's oldest brother, listed here as 18. |
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| George Hartsell | 1 |
m |
TN | ||||||
| 27 Aug 1850 |
167/167 |
Isaac
Hartsell |
31 |
m |
miller |
TN | Here's another Hartsell family. We have no other record of this one yet either. |
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| Elizabeth Hartsell | 32 |
f |
TN | ||||||
| William Hartsell | 10 |
m |
TN | ||||||
| Margaret Hartsell | 6 |
f |
TN | ||||||
| Harriet Hartsell | 3 |
f |
TN | ||||||
| Elbert Hartsell | 6mos. |
m |
TN | ||||||
| 29 Aug 1850 |
213/213 |
Thomas
Early |
53 |
m |
NC |
I'm so glad I made this search! Here is
a Thomas Early. I recognized the last name
immediately from our outline. Thomas' age
indicates he was born before the turn of the
century, so he's of Delilah Hartsell's generation,
and sure enough, his wife is named Delilah! |
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| Delilah |
50 |
f |
NC |
Her age here is a little inconsistent
with the information we have above (the data I was
given indicates she was born in about 1794). |
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| Balis |
20 |
m |
NC |
||||||
| Elizabeth |
16 |
f |
NC |
||||||
| Anne |
12 |
f |
NC |
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| William |
10 |
m |
NC |
3.01--William Early, b. ca. 1812 3.02--S. E. Early, dau., b. ca. 1814; m. Rev. J. F. Broyles; 3.03--Benjamin Early, b. ca. 1820; 3.04--Charlotte Early, b. ca. 1822; 3.05--Martin L. Early, b. ca. 1826 [not listed in the Jul 1870 census of Dist. 3, Washington Co., TN, and presumed deceased]; d. prob. betw. 1860 and 1870 censuses; m. Charlotte (nee unk., b. ca. 1833 in VA; d. unk.; [age 37 in the Jul 1870 census of Dist. 3, Washington Co., TN]); 4.1--Samuel
A. Early, b. ca. May 1852 [age 18 in
the Jul 1870
census of Dist. 3, Washington Co., TN];
[listed as
S. A. Earley, age 27 in the 16 Jun 1880
census of Dist. 3, Washington Co., TN;
occ., miller]; [listed
as Sam Earley, age 48, m. 20 yrs., in the
13 June 1900 census of
18th Civil Dist. of Washington Co., TN;
occ. merchant]; [listed as Sam'l. A. Early, age
59, m. 4 yrs., in the 23 Apr 1910
census of Civ. Dist. #3, Washington Co.,
TN]; [listed as S.A. Early, age
66, in the 28 Jan 1920 census of Dewitt,
Dewitt Township, Dewitt Co., IL; occ.,
merchant, store owner]; d. unk.; m1.
Eliza
(nee unk., b. ca. 1861
[listed as
Eliza Earley, age 19 in the 16 Jun 1880
census of Dist. 3, Washington Co., TN]; [listed
as Eliza Earley, age 39, m. 20 yrs., in
the 13 June 1900 census of 18th Civil
Dist. of Washington Co., TN, having borne
9 ch., 7 still lvg.]; d. betw. 1900
and 1906; bd. unk.); m2. ca. 1906 to Florence
(nee unk., b. ca. 1873 [listed as
Florence Early, age 37, m. 4 yrs., in
the 23 Apr 1910 census of Civ. Dist. #3,
Washington Co., TN, having borne 1 ch.,
still lvg.]; [listed
as Flaurence Early, age 42, in the 28 Jan
1920 census of Dewitt, Dewitt Township,
Dewitt Co., IL])
5.01--Y. V. Early,
dau., b. ca. 1877
[listed
as Y. V. Earley, age 3 in the 16
Jun 1880 census of Dist. 3, Washington
Co., TN]; [not
listed in the 13 June 1900 census of
18th Civil Dist. of Washington Co., TN,
and possibly deceased]; [not
listed in the 23 Apr 1910 census of
Civ. Dist. #3, Washington Co., TN]; d. unk.
5.02--W. M. Early,
son, b. ca. 1879
[listed
as W. M. Earley, age 1 in the 16
Jun 1880 census of Dist. 3, Washington
Co., TN]; [not
listed in the 13 June 1900 census of
18th Civil Dist. of Washington Co., TN,
and possibly deceased]; d. unk.;
5.03--unk. Early,
b. unk.; d. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch. [John M.
Gwin Note: Eliza
reported in 1900 that two of her nine
children were no longer living, and
this seven-year period (1879-86)
seemed most likely where they would
have been born.]
5.04--unk. Early, b. unk.; d. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch. [John M. Gwin Note: Eliza reported in 1900 that two of her nine children were no longer living, and this seven-year period (1879-86) seemed most likely where they would have been born.] 5.05--Nettie Early, dau, b. ca. Apr 1886; [age 14 in the 13 June 1900 census of 18th Civil Dist. of Washington Co., TN]; [not listed in the 23 Apr 1910 census of Civ. Dist. #3, Washington Co., TN, and assumed married and living elsewhere]; d. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch. 5.06--Loda A. Early,
son, b. ca. Apr 1889; [age 11
in the 13 June 1900 census of 18th Civil
Dist. of Washington Co., TN]; [not
listed in the 23 Apr 1910 census of
Civ. Dist. #3, Washington Co., TN, and
assumed married and living elsewhere];
[If this is the right Loda Early, he is
age 30 in the 2 Jan 1920
census of Portland, Multnomah Co., OR,
occ. coppersmith in a garage; TN, TN,
TN]; [If
this is our Loda, he is listed in the
19 Apr 1930 census of
Medford, Jackson Co., OR, as L. A.
Early, age 39, m. age 20, TN TN TN,
occ--mechanic in the welding industry]; d. unk.; m.
in IL to Gle__ie
Myrtle (nee unk., b. ca.1889 in
OK, d/o unk. parents both b. IL [If this
is the right Loda Early, then Myrtle is
age 30 in the 2 Jan 1920 census
of Portland, Multnomah Co., OK, IL, IL]; [If this
is our Loda, then Myrtle is listed in
the 19 Apr 1930
census of Medford, Jackson Co., OR, as
Gle__ie M. Early, age 28 {sic!}, m.
age 25 {sic!}, KS PA IL {sic!},
occ--teaching, public schools]); at least 1
ch.
6.01--Rodger J. Early, b. ca.
1915 [If
this is the right Loda Early, then
Rodger is age 5 in the 2 Jan 1920 census
of Portland, Multnomah Co., OR, MO TN
OK]; [If this
is our Loda, then Rodger is listed
in the 19 Apr 1930 census
of Medford, Jackson Co., OR, as
Roger J. Early, age 15, MO TN IL
{sic!}, occ--none];
5.07--Minnie Early,
dau, b. ca. Jan 1894; [age 6
in the 13 June 1900 census of 18th Civil
Dist. of Washington Co., TN]; [listed as
Minnie Early, age 16, in the 23 Apr
1910 census of Civ. Dist. #3,
Washington Co., TN]; d. unk.; m.
unk.; unk. ch.
5.08--Samuel Haden
Early, son, b. ca. Nov 1897; [listed
as Haden Early, age 2, in the 13 June
1900 census of 18th Civil Dist. of
Washington Co., TN]; [listed as
Samuel H. Early, age 12, in the 23 Apr
1910 census of Civ. Dist. #3,
Washington Co., TN]; d. unk.; m.
unk.; unk. ch.
5.09--Clara Early,
dau, b. ca. Mar 1899; [age 1
in the 13 June 1900 census of 18th Civil
Dist. of Washington Co., TN]; [listed as
Clara Early, age 11, in the 23 Apr
1910 census of Civ. Dist. #3,
Washington Co., TN]; d. unk.; m.
unk.; unk. ch.
5.10--Ina Early,
dau, b. ca. 1901 [listed as
Ina Early, age 9, in the 23 Apr 1910
census of Civ. Dist. #3, Washington
Co., TN]
S.A.E.
m2. ca. 1906 to Florence (nee unk., b. ca.
1873)
[John M.
Gwin Note: Sam and
Eliza both report in 1900 that they
have been married 20 years; however,
in the 1880 census, they report
the first two children (then ages 3
and 1), meaning that they must have
been married at least four years
earlier for a total of 24 years (in
1900). Further, given the age of Ina
and the marriage date of Sam and
Florence, it seems likely that Eliza
may have died from complications in
Ina's birth.]
4.2--Delilah Early,
b. ca. 1854 [age 16 in the Jul 1870 census
of Dist. 3, Washington Co., TN, reported
as having been married in May 1970;
however, no husband was listed]
4.3--Sarah E. "Sallie" Early, b. ca. 1857 [age 13 in the Jul 1870 census of Dist. 3, Washington Co., TN] 4.4--Benjamin F. Early, b. ca. 1858 [age 12 in the Jul 1870 census of Dist. 3, Washington Co., TN] 4.5--John S. Early, b. ca. 1862 [age 8 in the Jul 1870 census of Dist. 3, Washington Co., TN] 3.07--Sarah Early, b. ca. 1833; 3.08--Delilah A. [Augusta?] Early, b. 1836; [m. George W. Johnson? (b. ca. 1848 in NC) 4.1--Elizabeth
Johnson?, b. ca. 1859, d. unk.]
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| 30 Aug 1850 |
265/265 |
Wm.
K. Lines |
52 |
Cab. Joiner |
SC |
His wife and all his kids were b. in TN.
This is likely an older brother of the Lines
below. I list these only in case they are related
to Virginia Lines' children, if any of them want
to know--otherwise, delete. |
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| 30 Aug 1850 | 266/266 |
Geo.
Lines |
37 |
Bap. Clerg. |
SC |
His wife and all his kids were b. in TN. This is likely a younger brother of the Lines above. I list these only in case they are related to Virginia Lines' children, if any of them want to know--otherwise, delete. | |||
| 31 Aug 1850 | 279/279 |
Joannah
Lines |
81 |
VA |
This could be the mother--or even the paternal grandmother--of these Lines. I list these only in case they are related to Virginia Lines' children, if any of them want to know--otherwise, delete. | ||||
| 31 Aug 1850 | 280/280 |
Elliot
Lines |
40 |
Farmer |
SC |
His wife and all his kids were b. in TN. This is likely a middle brother of the Lines above. I list these only in case they are related to Virginia Lines' children, if any of them want to know--otherwise, delete. | |||
| 3 Sep 1850 |
304/304 |
Isaac
Hartsell |
67 |
Farmer |
1500 |
TN |
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| Rosanna
Hartsell |
66 |
TN |
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| Elizabeth
Hartsell |
18 |
TN |
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| 5 Sep 1850 |
360/360 |
Esau
Hartsell |
30 |
m |
farmer |
TN | |||
| Elizabeth Hartsell | 23 |
f |
TN | ||||||
| Morris Hartsell | 4 |
m |
TN | ||||||
| Isaphim Hartsell | 1 |
f |
TN | I'm not sure of this transcription. The
I could be a J, and the s could be an o. I'm
fairly sure of the rest, so this is my best guess. |
T E M P L I N
|
| Name: | David Templin | ||||||||||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Home in 1880: | Englishs Creek, Cocke,
TN [located some 6-8 mi. s. of
Newport off Rt. 32] |
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| Age: | 9 | ||||||||||||||||||||
| YOB | abt 1871 | ||||||||||||||||||||
| POB: | Tennessee | ||||||||||||||||||||
| R2HoH: | Son | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Father: | David Templin | ||||||||||||||||||||
| FPOB: | Tennessee | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Mother: | Martha Templin | ||||||||||||||||||||
| MPOB: | Tennessee | ||||||||||||||||||||
| House- hold: |
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| Res/Fam |
Name |
Race/Sex |
Age |
Est. DOB |
Relat 2HoH |
Marr. Stat. |
Occ. |
Other |
POB S/F/M |
John M. Gwin Comments |
| 170/170 |
David
Templin |
wm |
43 |
[1837] |
head |
m |
farmer |
TN/TN/TN |
If our suspicions are correct, this is
Susan Butler's father-in-law; he is also Kara
Douglas' ggg-grandfather. |
|
| Martha Templin | wf |
43 |
[1837] | wife |
m |
keeping
house |
TN/TN/TN | |||
| Andrew Templin | wm |
22 |
[1858] | son |
s |
at school |
TN/TN/TN | |||
| Janie Templin | wf |
13 |
[1867] | daughter |
s |
at school | TN/TN/TN | |||
| James Templin | wm |
11 |
[1869] | son |
s |
working on
farm |
TN/TN/TN | |||
| Catie Templin | wf |
8 |
[1872] | daughter |
s |
at home |
TN/TN/TN | |||
| William Templin | wm |
5 |
[1875] | son |
s |
at home |
TN/TN/TN | |||
| Lizzy B. Templin | wf |
2 |
[1878] | daughter |
s |
at home |
TN/TN/TN | |||
| David Templin | wm |
9 |
[1871] | son |
s |
working on farm | TN/TN/TN | We believe this to be our David T.
Templin who will marry Susan Butler.
Granted, when I did my Ancestry.com search for
"David Templin", b. 1870 in TN and lvg. in Cocke
Co., TN, there were two hits, not one. But
the other was age 7, and since our David had
been married 12 years already in 1900 (and would
therefore have been married at age 17-18), the
other would've had to have been married at age
14-15, not nearly as likely. But here the age, name, and location are right, so here we go. |
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| 166/166 |
Frank
Templin |
w |
26 |
[1854] | head |
m |
dry goods
merchant |
TN/TN/TN | ||
| Matilda Templin | w |
20 |
[1860] | wife |
m |
keeping
house |
TN/TN/TN | |||
| Charlie Templin | w |
1mo. |
[May 1880] | son |
s |
at home |
TN/TN/TN | |||
| 164/164 | Milley
Templin |
w |
49 |
[1831] | head |
wid. |
keeping
house |
TN/TN/TN | ||
| Catie Templin | w |
16 |
[1864] | daughter |
s |
at home |
TN/TN/TN | |||
| Jacob Templin | w |
13 |
[1867] | son |
s |
working on
farm |
TN/TN/TN | |||
| Joseph Templin | w |
8 |
[1872] | son |
s |
at home |
TN/TN/TN | |||
| Thomas Templin | w |
7 |
[1873] | son |
s |
at home |
TN/TN/TN | |||
| Res/Fam |
Name |
Relat 2HoH |
Race/ Sex |
Listed DOB |
Age |
Marr. Stat./ Yrs. Md. |
Ch.bn./ Ch.lvg. |
POB S/F/M |
Occ. |
John M. Gwin
Comments |
| 146/147 |
David Templin |
head |
wm |
Jul 1870 |
29 |
m/12 |
TN/TN/TN |
farmer |
||
| Susan Templin | wife |
wf |
Jun 1872 |
28 |
m/12 |
5/5 | TN/TN/TN | |||
| Isaac Templin | son |
wm |
Nov 1890 |
9 |
s |
TN/TN/TN | ||||
| Rhoda Templin | daughter |
wf |
Jun 1892 |
7 |
s |
TN/TN/TN | ||||
| Nora Templin | daughter |
wf |
Dec 1894 |
5 |
s |
TN/TN/TN | ||||
| Paul Templin | son |
wm |
Jan 1896 |
4 |
s |
TN/TN/TN | ||||
| Caster Templin | son |
wm |
Aug 1898 |
1 |
s |
TN/TN/TN | ||||
| Kizzire Butler |
mother-in-law |
wf |
Feb 1838 |
62 |
wd. |
5/3 |
TN/TN/TN | Keziah has survived two of her
children, according to this report. |
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| 147/148 |
Richard Butler | head |
wm |
Sep 1856 |
46 |
m/8 |
TN/TN/TN | farmer |
||
| Mary E. Butler | wife |
wf |
Jan 1872 |
28 |
m/8 |
4/4 |
TN/TN/TN | |||
| Joseph Butler | son |
wm |
Jun 1880 |
20! |
s |
TN/TN/TN | farm
laborer |
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| Oscar Butler | son |
wm |
Jul 1889 |
11 |
s |
TN/TN/TN | farm
laborer |
|||
| Rebecca Butler | daughter |
wf |
Dec 1892 |
7 |
s |
TN/TN/TN | ||||
| George Butler | son |
wm |
May 1894 |
6 |
s |
TN/TN/TN | ||||
| Tiny Butler | daughter |
wf |
Feb 1896 |
4 |
s |
TN/TN/TN | ||||
| Stella Butler | daughter |
wf |
May 1899 |
1 |
s |
TN/TN/TN | ||||
| 151/152 |
Esaw Hartsell |
head |
wm |
Oct 1843 |
56 |
m/11 |
TN/TN/TN | farmer |
||
| Martha Hartsell | wife |
wf |
Dec 1849 |
50 |
m/11 |
11/7 |
TN/TN/TN | |||
| Alice Hartsell | daughter |
wf |
Feb 1879 |
21 |
s |
TN/TN/TN | ||||
| Franklin Hartsell | son |
wm |
Apr 1881 |
19 |
s |
TN/TN/TN | farm laborer | |||
| Joseph Hartsell | son |
wm |
Jan 1883 |
17 |
s |
TN/TN/TN | farm laborer | |||
| Della Hartsell | daughter |
wf |
Dec 1893 |
6 |
s |
TN/TN/TN |
| Res/Fam |
Name |
Relat 2HoH |
Race/ Sex |
Est. DOB |
Age |
Marr. Stat./ Yrs. Md. |
Ch.bn./ Ch.lvg. |
POB S/F/M |
Occ. |
John M. Gwin Comments |
| 24/25 |
David
T.
Templin |
head |
wm |
[1873] |
37 |
m1/22yrs. |
TN/TN/TN |
farmer |
If my subtraction is correct, these two
kiddos married when they were fifteen years old! |
|
| Susan Templin | wife |
wf |
[1873] | 37 |
m1/22yrs. | 10/8 | TN/TN/TN | none |
This is Susan (nee Butler) Templin,
Kara's gg-grandmother. She reports here that she
has survived two of her ten children. Seeing the
large gap between Bertie and Edith, I speculate
that the two victims (of whatever did them in)
were born in approximately 1905 and 1907. |
|
| Isaac Templin | son | wm |
[1890] | 20 |
s |
TN/TN/TN | farm labor |
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| Rhoda Templin | daughter |
wf |
[1893] | 17 |
s |
TN/TN/TN | none | Rhoda is Kara's g-grandmother. | ||
| Nora Templin | daughter | wf |
[1894] | 16 |
s |
TN/TN/TN | none | |||
| Paul Templin | son | wm |
[1895] | 15 |
s |
TN/TN/TN | farm labor | |||
| Carter Templin | son | wm |
[1898] | 12 |
s |
TN/TN/TN | farm labor | |||
| Warner Templin | son | wm |
[1901] | 9 |
s |
TN/TN/TN | none | |||
| Bertie Templin | daughter | wf |
[1903] | 7 |
s |
TN/TN/TN | none | |||
| Edith Templin | daughter | wf |
[Jun 1909] | 10mos. |
s |
TN/TN/TN | none | |||
| Kiziah
Butler |
mother- in-law |
wf |
[1837] | 73 |
wd. |
5/2 |
TN/TN/TN | none | Keziah is Kara's ggg-grandmother! She
has survived three of her children, according to
this report. |
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B U T L E R . |
| Res/Fam |
Name |
Race/Sex |
Age |
Est. DOB |
Estate Val Real/Pers |
Occ. |
Other |
POB |
John M. Gwin Comments |
| Res/Fam |
Name |
Race/Sex |
Age |
Est. DOB |
Estate Val Real/Pers |
Occ. |
Other |
POB |
John M. Gwin Comments |
| 25/25 |
Keriah
Butler |
wf |
32 |
1838 |
700/300 |
keeping
house |
CANNOT
WRITE |
TN |
Her name here is clearly spelled
Keriah. Mr. Butler is not listed here, but
the age of her youngest daughter pretty much
tells us that he died after she was concieved
and before this census. |
| Richard Butler | wm |
13 |
1857 |
labor on
farm |
ATTENDED
SCHOOL WITHIN THE YEAR |
||||
| John Butler | wm |
12 |
1858 |
labor on
farm |
ATTENDED
SCHOOL WITHIN THE YEAR |
||||
| Mary Butler | wf |
10 |
1860 |
at home |
ATTENDED
SCHOOL WITHIN THE YEAR |
||||
| Matilda Jane Butler | wf |
2 |
1868 |
| Res/Fam |
Name |
Race/Sex |
Age |
Est. DOB |
Relat 2HoH |
Marr. Stat. |
Occ. |
Other |
POB S/F/M |
John M. Gwin Comments |
| 170/170 |
David
Templin |
wm |
43 |
[1837] |
head |
m |
farmer |
TN/TN/TN |
If our suspicions are correct, this is
Susan Butler's father-in-law; he is also Kara
Douglas' ggg-grandfather. |
|
| Martha Templin | wf |
43 |
[1837] | wife |
m |
keeping
house |
TN/TN/TN | |||
| Andrew Templin | wm |
22 |
[1858] | son |
s |
at school |
TN/TN/TN | |||
| Janie Templin | wf |
13 |
[1867] | daughter |
s |
at school | TN/TN/TN | |||
| James Templin | wm |
11 |
[1869] | son |
s |
working on
farm |
TN/TN/TN | |||
| Catie Templin | wf |
8 |
[1872] | daughter |
s |
at home |
TN/TN/TN | |||
| William Templin | wm |
5 |
[1875] | son |
s |
at home |
TN/TN/TN | |||
| Lizzy B. Templin | wf |
2 |
[1878] | daughter |
s |
at home |
TN/TN/TN | |||
| David Templin | wm |
9 |
[1871] | son |
s |
working on farm | TN/TN/TN | We believe this to be our David T.
Templin who will marry Susan Butler. The age,
name, and location are right, so here we
go. Why he is listed last and out of birth
order is not clear, however. |
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| 166/166 |
Frank
Templin |
wm |
26 |
[1854] | head |
m |
dry goods
merchant |
TN/TN/TN | ||
| Matilda Templin | wf |
20 |
[1860] | wife |
m |
keeping
house |
TN/TN/TN | |||
| Charlie Templin | wm |
1mo. |
[May 1880] | son |
s |
at home |
TN/TN/TN | |||
| 164/164 | Milley
Templin |
wf |
49 |
[1831] | head |
wid. |
keeping
house |
TN/TN/TN | ||
| Catie Templin | wf |
16 |
[1864] | daughter |
s |
at home |
TN/TN/TN | |||
| Jacob Templin | wm |
13 |
[1867] | son |
s |
working on
farm |
TN/TN/TN | |||
| Joseph Templin | wm |
8 |
[1872] | son |
s |
at home |
TN/TN/TN | |||
| Thomas Templin | wm |
7 |
[1873] | son |
s |
at home |
TN/TN/TN |
| From the 12 Jun 1880 Census of 9th Civil Dist., Cocke Co., TN (continued) | ||||||||||
| Res/Fam |
Name |
Race/Sex |
Age |
Est. DOB |
Relat 2HoH |
Marr. Stat. |
Occ. |
Other |
POB S/F/M |
John M. Gwin Comments |
| 175/175 |
John
Butler |
wm |
42 |
[1838] |
head |
m |
farmer |
CANNOT READ OR WRITE | TN/VA/TN |
|
| Rose Butler | wf |
38 |
[1842] |
m |
kh |
TN/TN/TN | ||||
| Isaac Butler | wm |
19 |
[1861] | s |
TN/TN/TN | |||||
| Harriat Butler | wf |
16 |
[1864] | s |
TN/TN/TN | |||||
| Jane Butler | wf |
15 |
[1865] | s |
TN/TN/TN | |||||
| Emma Butler | wf |
14 |
[1866] | s |
TN/TN/TN | |||||
| Ellen Butler | wf |
12 |
[1868] | s |
TN/TN/TN | |||||
| Elisabeth Butler | wf |
10 |
[1870] | s |
CANNOT WRITE | TN/TN/TN | ||||
| William F. Butler | wm |
9 |
[1871] | s |
TN/TN/TN | |||||
| Charity Butler | wf |
8 |
[1872] | s |
TN/TN/TN | |||||
| James Butler | wm |
6 |
[18] | s |
TN/TN/TN | |||||
| Daniel Butler | wm |
4 |
[1876] | s |
TN/TN/TN | |||||
| Roscoe Butler | wm |
2 |
[1878] | s |
TN/TN/TN | |||||
| Corra Butler | wf |
3mos. (Feb) |
Feb 1880 |
s |
TN/TN/TN | |||||
| 181/181 |
Richard
Butler |
wm |
24 |
[1856] | head |
m |
farmer |
TN/TN/TN | ||
| Eisabeth Butler | wf |
27 |
[1853] | wife |
m |
kh |
CANNOT
WRITE |
TN/TN/TN | ||
| David Russ Butler | wm |
4 |
[1876] | son |
s |
TN/TN/TN | |
|||
| William
Butler |
wm |
2 |
[1878] | son |
s |
TN/TN/TN | ||||
| 182/182 |
Kesire
Butler |
wf |
48 |
[1832] | head |
w |
kh |
CANNOT READ OR WRITE | TN/TN/TN | I'm not sure her name is
Keziah anymore. Everyone keeps writing the
beginning of the last syllable with an ar
sound, and I think that may be her name:
Kezirah. Regardless, we know who she
is: the widow of Susan's father. We
just don't know who he is yet. Perhaps
one more census back will do it. |
| John Butler | wm |
22 |
[1858] | son |
s |
farmer | CANNOT READ OR WRITE | TN/TN/TN | ||
| Susan Butler | wf |
9 |
[1871] | daughter |
s |
TN/TN/TN | ||||
| 183/183 |
James Butler | wm |
26 |
[1854] | head |
m |
farmer | TN/TN/TN | ||
| Elisabeth Butler | wf |
26 |
[1854] | wife |
m |
kh |
TN/TN/TN | |||
| Crocket Butler | wm |
4 |
[1876] | son |
s |
TN/TN/TN | ||||
| Elvira Butler | wf |
3 |
[1877] | daughter |
s |
TN/TN/TN | ||||
| Ida Butler | wf |
6mos |
Jan 1880 | daughter |
s |
TN/TN/TN | ||||
| 184/184 |
Elisabeth Butler | wf |
42 |
[1838] | head |
s |
kh |
CANNOT READ OR WRITE | TN/TN/TN | |
| Martha Butler | wf |
28 |
[1852] | sister |
s |
kh |
CANNOT READ OR WRITE | TN/TN/TN | ||
| Josh
Hartsel |
wm |
32 |
[1848] | head |
m |
farmer | TN/TN/TN | |||
| Nancy Hartsel | wf |
26 |
[1854] | wife |
m |
kh |
CANNOT READ OR WRITE | TN/TN/TN | ||
| From the 16 Jun 1900 Census of 9th Civil Dist., Cocke Co., TN | ||||||||||
| Res/Fam |
Name |
Relat 2HoH |
Race/ Sex |
Listed DOB |
Age |
Marr. Stat./ Yrs. Md. |
Ch.bn./ Ch.lvg. |
POB S/F/M |
Occ. |
John M. Gwin Comments |
| 146/147 |
David
Templin |
head |
wm |
Jul 1870 |
29 |
m/12 |
TN/TN/TN |
farmer |
||
| Susan Templin | wife |
wf |
Jun 1872 |
28 |
m/12 |
5/5 | TN/TN/TN | |||
| Isaac Templin | son |
wm |
Nov 1890 |
9 |
s |
TN/TN/TN | ||||
| Rhoda Templin | daughter |
wf |
Jun 1892 |
7 |
s |
TN/TN/TN | ||||
| Nora Templin | daughter |
wf |
Dec 1894 |
5 |
s |
TN/TN/TN | ||||
| Paul Templin | son |
wm |
Jan 1896 |
4 |
s |
TN/TN/TN | ||||
| Caster Templin | son |
wm |
Aug 1898 |
1 |
s |
TN/TN/TN | ||||
| Kizzire
Butler |
mother-in-law |
wf |
Feb 1838 |
62 |
wd. |
5/3 |
TN/TN/TN | Keziah has survived two of her five
children, according to this report. |
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| 147/148 |
Richard Butler | head |
wm |
Sep 1856 |
46 |
md. 8 yrs. |
TN/TN/TN | farmer |
This is Keziah's oldest child and Susan Butler Templin's brother; he appears in 1870 at age 13 and in 1880 at age 23. He's been married here for 8 years, making his marriage in about 1892. | |
| Mary E. Butler | wife |
wf |
Jan 1872 |
28! |
md. 8 yrs. | 4/4 |
TN/TN/TN | If son Joseph is as old as this report
says, then this Mary's age must be THIRTY-eight,
not 28; further, since this couple have only been
married 8 years, she is clearly wife number two if
not three. |
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| Joseph Butler | son |
wm |
Jun 1880 |
20! |
s |
TN/TN/TN | farm laborer |
|||
| Oscar Butler | son |
wm |
Jul 1889 |
11 |
s |
TN/TN/TN | farm laborer |
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| Rebecca Butler | daughter |
wf |
Dec 1892 |
7 |
s |
TN/TN/TN | ||||
| George Butler | son |
wm |
May 1894 |
6 |
s |
TN/TN/TN | ||||
| Tiny Butler | daughter |
wf |
Feb 1896 |
4 |
s |
TN/TN/TN | ||||
| Stella Butler | daughter |
wf |
May 1899 |
1 |
s |
TN/TN/TN | ||||
| 151/152 |
Esaw
Hartsell |
head |
wm |
Oct 1843 |
56 |
m/11 |
TN/TN/TN | farmer |
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| Martha Hartsell | wife |
wf |
Dec 1849 |
50 |
m/11 |
11/7 |
TN/TN/TN | |||
| Alice Hartsell | daughter |
wf |
Feb 1879 |
21 |
s |
TN/TN/TN | ||||
| Franklin Hartsell | son |
wm |
Apr 1881 |
19 |
s |
TN/TN/TN | farm laborer | |||
| Joseph Hartsell | son |
wm |
Jan 1883 |
17 |
s |
TN/TN/TN | farm laborer | |||
| Della Hartsell | daughter |
w | ||||||||
| From the 18 Jun 1900
Census of 9th Civil Dist., Cocke Co., TN
(continuation
of above) |
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| Res/Fam | Name |
Relat to HoH |
Race/ Sex |
DOB |
Age |
Marr.Stat./ Yrs. Md. |
Ch.Bn./ Ch.Lvg. |
POB S/F/M |
Occ. |
John M. Gwin Comments |
| 158/159 |
David
Templin |
head |
wm |
What I had originally thought to be his
middle initial "H" turned out to be, under closer
scrutiny, the numeral 4 (part of "f4" [family of
four]) overwritten by a census analyst at a later
time. |
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| Martha Templin | wife |
wf |
||||||||
| Windfield Templin | son |
wm |
||||||||
| Sallie Templin | daughter |
wf |
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| 159/160 |
Rose
Butler |
head |
wf |
|||||||
| Harriett Butler | daughter | wf |
||||||||
| James A. Butler | son |
wm |
||||||||
| Rosco C. Butler | son |
wm |
||||||||
| Nancy A. Butler | daughter | wf |
||||||||
| Amos Butler |
grandson |
wm |
||||||||
| 160/161 |
James
Butler |
head |
wm |
|||||||
| Elizabeth Butler | wife |
wf |
||||||||
| Ella Butler | daughter | wf |
||||||||
| Ida Butler | daughter | wf |
||||||||
| Ollie Butler | daughter | wf |
||||||||
| Arthur Butler | son |
wm |
||||||||
| 163/164 |
Isom
Butler |
head |
wm |
|||||||
| Ellen Butler | wife |
wf |
||||||||
| Windfield Butler | son |
wm |
||||||||
| Ho(ward?) Butler | son |
wm |
||||||||
| Gracy Butler | daughter | wf |
||||||||
| Tillmon Butler | son |
wm |
||||||||
| Clarence Butler | son |
wm |
||||||||
| Wallace Butler | son |
wm |
||||||||
| William Butler | son |
wm |
||||||||
| 164/165 |
William
Hartsell |
head |
wm |
|||||||
| Josephene Hartsell | wife |
wf |
||||||||
| Dessie Hartsell | daughter | wf |
||||||||
| Dail M. Hartsell | son |
wm |
||||||||
| Francis H. Hartsell | son |
wm |
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| Delia M. Hartsell | daughter | wf |
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| Dissie J. Hartsell | daughter | wf |
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| McKinley Hartsell | son |
wm |
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| Millie Hartsell | daughter | wf |
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B
R O W N
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26.01--Royal
E. Brown, b. Jan.
1881 in AZ [age 19 in 4 Jun 1900
census of Medicine,
Lincoln Co., NE] [age 29 in 4-6
May 1910 census of
Lemoore, Kings Co., CA, where he is a
single man and a farm manager living near
Rosa and Lester] [age 39 in 19
Jan 1920
census of Armona, Kings Co., CA, where he is
a single man and a truck driver living with
Lester and their mother Elizabeth A.];
d. in his home 1956;
m. never?; no known ch.
26.02--Nettie Rosbertie (Roberta?) Brown, b. Jun. 1884 in NE [age 15 in 4 Jun 1900 census of Medicine, Lincoln Co., NE]; [age 35 in 23 Jan 1920 census of Granite Pct., Lewis Co., WA]; [age 49 in 9 Apr 1930 census of Granite Pct., Lewis Co., WA]; d. 14 May 1956 in Lewis Co., WA; m. 24 Dec 1903 to Ralph Warren Delano (b. ca. 1885 [age 39 in 23 Jan 1920 census of Granite Pct., Lewis Co., WA]; [age 44 in 9 Apr 1930 census of Granite Pct., Lewis Co., WA]; d. unk.); at least 6 ch.
27.01--Sidney
Eugene Delano, b.
ca. 1906 in WA [age 14 in 23
Jan 1920 census of
Granite Pct., Lewis Co., WA; [not yet loacted in 9 Apr 1930 census of Granite Pct., Lewis Co., WA]]; d.
unk.); unk. ch.
27.02--Myrtle T. Delano, b. ca. 1907 in CA [age 13 in 23 Jan 1920 census of Granite Pct., Lewis Co., WA]; [not yet located in 9 Apr 1930 census of Granite Pct., Lewis Co., WA]; d. unk.); unk. ch. 27.03--Melvin D. Delano, b. ca. 1909 [but birth record says 17 Aug 1906 in Pierce Co.] WA [age 11 in 23 Jan 1920 census of Granite Pct., Lewis Co., WA]; [age 22 in 9 Apr 1930 census of Granite Pct., Lewis Co., WA]; d. unk.); unk. ch.
27.04--Royal Warren Delano, b. ca. 1911 in Lake Tapps, WA [age 9 in 23 Jan 1920 census of Granite Pct., Lewis Co., WA]; [age 20 in 9 Apr 1930 census of Granite Pct., Lewis Co., WA]; d. 9 Nov 1997 in ; m. ca. 1935 to Helen (nee unk.; b. 19 Jan 1910; d. 20 Oct 1984); at least three ch.
28.00--Charles
Delano, b. aft.
1935 in WA; d. unk. but aft. 1997; m.
unk.; unk. ch.
28.00--Helen Delano, b. aft. 1935 in WA; d. unk. but aft. 1997; m. Mr. Sargent (b. unk.; d. unk.); unk. ch. 28.00--Nettie Delano, b. aft. 1935 in WA; d. unk. but aft. 1997; m. Mr. Atkinson (b. unk.; d. unk.); unk. ch. 27.05--Mildred M. Delano, b. ca. 1913 in WA [age 7 in 23 Jan 1920 census of Granite Pct., Lewis Co., WA]; [age 17 in 9 Apr 1930 census of Granite Pct., Lewis Co., WA]; d. unk.); unk. ch. 27.06--Rex L. Delano, b. ca. 1916 in WA [age 4 in 23 Jan 1920 census of Granite Pct., Lewis Co., WA]; [age 14 in 9 Apr 1930 census of Granite Pct., Lewis Co., WA]; d. unk.); unk. ch.
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27.03--Robert W.
Stogdill, b. ca. May
1919 in CA [age 8months in
14
Jan 1920 census
of Manhattan Beach, Los Angeles Co., CA]; d. unk.;
bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.;
26.05--Bertha
A. Brown, b. Oct.
1891 in NE [age 8 in 4 Jun 1900 census of
Medicine, Lincoln Co., NE]; [age 28 in 19 Jan 1920 census of
Armona, Kings Co., CA]; d. in
1920, age 29; m. in
1914 to John
Henry Luft
(b.
ca. 1890 in KS [age 30 in 19 Jan 1920 census of
Armona, Kings Co., CA];
d. unk.); 3 ch.;
27.01--Edna
M. Luft,
b. ca.
1914; [age 6 in 19
Jan 1920 census of
Armona, Kings Co., CA]; d.
unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.
27.02--Annie E. Luft, b. ca. 1916; [age 4 in 19 Jan 1920 census of Armona, Kings Co., CA]; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch. 27.03--Elsie K. Luft, b. ca. Mar 1918; [age 21mos. in 19 Jan 1920 census of Armona, Kings Co., CA]; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch. 27.04--Ruby Frieda Luft, b. ca. 1920; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; at least one ch. 28.00--Eva
(see email below)
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| 26.06--Lester
Sylvester Brown (my
grandfather), b. 15
May 1895 in NE [age 5 in 4 Jun 1900 census of Medicine,
Lincoln Co., NE] [age 14 in 3 May
1910 census of
Armona, Kings Co., CA, where he is living
with his sister Rosa] [age 24 in 19
Jan 1920
census of Armona, Kings Co., CA, where he is a
single man and a laborer living with Royal E.
and their mother Elizabeth A.]; d. May
1969; m. on 6 Feb 1924 in
Compton, CA, to Georgie
Louise Dodds (b.
4 Sep 1904; d. Oct 1989); 3 ch. [Kathy Brown Douglas Note: My grandmother's name ... was actually "Georgie." My dad told me that she was named for Uncle George (but we're not sure how he fits in--my dad thought he was another brother of Leticia/Lettisha). Also, Uncle Alfred was Leticia's brother, but the info says that his name is James Albert, so now I am confused.]
27.01--LeRoy Henry
Brown b. 1925; d. 31
Oct 2006
28.01--Mike
Brown, b. in
CA; m. Sally
[PRIVATE]
27.02--Georgia
Lovern Brown, twin,
b. 12 Oct 1930; d. Feb. 1990;
27.03--George Lester Brown,
twin, b. 12 Oct 1930; m. Joanne
Caroline Shaw
(b. 18 Mar 1932)
|
![]() Lester and
Georgie Brown,
wedding portrait, Feb 1924 Photo from Kathy Douglas |
|
I have listed census records here in two different formats. First
are summary transcriptions of copies of the
original census records transcribed by Ancestry.com,
some of which may have been mistranscribed.
Because I was in a hurry at the time, I
simply cut and pasted them from Ancestry.com immediately
below
to
at
least
get
some
of the data (names and ages) onto this page.
Second
are my own transcriptions of copies of the
original census pages. These include more
data than simply the names and ages of the
parties as in the summary trancriptions.
These are listed below the summaries in
charts with this pale yellow background.
While they take longer to add, I believe
they may be more valuable because of the
additional information.
--John Gwin |
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| Res/Fam |
Name |
Sex |
DOB [est.] |
Age |
Real E$t. |
POB |
Occ. |
John M. Gwin Comments |
| 2664/2699 | Royal
H.
Brown |
m |
1813 |
37 |
1200 |
[BLANK] |
farmer |
Dead giveaway! I searched the 1850
census for any Sidney Browns b. in NY in 1848.
There was only one, and his father's name was
Royal! (Sidney later named his own firstborn
Royal.) |
| Olida
Brown |
f |
1814 |
36 |
[BLANK] | The misspelling is to be expected--this should beAlida. | |||
| John Brown | m |
1837 |
13 |
[BLANK] | ||||
| Harvey Brown | m |
1838 |
12 |
[BLANK] | ||||
| William Brown | m |
1840 |
10 |
[BLANK] | ||||
| Sidney Brown | m |
1848 |
2 |
[BLANK] | See my comments on Royal, above.
I'm convinced that this is our Sidney. Finding
him in 1860, 70, and 80 should help confirm
this. |
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| Orson
Eldrid |
m |
1818 |
32 |
[BLANK] | laborer |
| Res/Fam |
Name |
Sex |
DOB [est.] |
Age |
Real E$t. |
POB |
Occ. |
John M. Gwin
Comments |
| 185/185 | Royal H. Brown |
m |
46 |
NY |
This certainly is our family--same
as in 1850. |
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| Ollida Brown |
f |
45 |
NY |
Again, the expected
misspelling--this should beAlida, of course. |
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| Sidney S. Brown | f ! |
12 |
NY |
And again, here is our Sidney, now
with a younger brother to boot! |
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| Clark L. Brown |
m |
8 |
NY |
| Res/Fam |
Name |
Race/ Sex |
DOB [est.] |
Age |
Real E$t. |
Pers. E$t. |
POB |
Occ. |
John M. Gwin
Comments |
| 4/4 |
Harvey S. Brown |
wm |
1838 |
32 |
5000 |
700 |
NY |
farmer |
Here we learn that Harvey's middle
initial is S. |
| Rosa A. Brown | wf |
1844 |
26 |
NY |
And now we know his wife's name. |
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| Ella Brown | wf |
Mar 1870 |
3mos. |
IL |
Ella's age is likely a clue to their
wedding date. Three months plus nine more
would put their marriage about July 1869. And
if Rosa was b. in NY, that would probably mean
that their move to IL would've been within the
year, don't you think? |
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| Aleda Brown | wf |
1815 |
55 |
NY |
This is our Alida Potter, no doubt.
She is probably a widow here, since Royal is
nowhere to be seen. Hmmm--where is 17-year-old
Clark? |
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| William Porter |
wm |
1857 |
13 |
NY |
att'd.
sch. w/in the year |
Hmm. William's last name could
possibly be Potter, heard as Porter by an
Illinois enumerator listening to a New York
accent. If so, perhaps he had been with Alida
(his aunt?) before the move |
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| 38/38 |
Winter Green |
wm |
1790 |
80 |
NY |
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| Lucretia Green |
wf |
1792 |
78 |
RI |
This is the same Lucretia for whom
Alida Brown is housekeeper (caregiver?) in
1880. |
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| Sarah J. Randolph |
wf |
1846 |
24 |
NJ |
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| 35/35 |
Daniel Potter |
wm |
1816 |
54 |
2800 |
350 |
NY |
farmer |
Daniel could be Alida's brother... |
| Rebecca Potter | wf |
1817 |
53 |
RI |
...in which
case Rebecca would be her sister-in-law... |
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| Nancy A. Potter | wf |
1853 |
17 |
NY |
...Nancy would be her niece... |
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| Geo. F. Potter | wm |
1856 |
14 |
NY |
...and George would be her nephew. |
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| 36/36 |
Riley Potter | wm |
1814 |
56 |
[BLANK] |
[BLANK] | NY |
farmer |
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| Phebe Potter | wf |
1815 |
55 |
NY |
|||||
| Charles H. Potter | wm |
1847 |
23 |
NY |
|||||
| Ella C. Potter |
wf |
1850 |
20 |
WI |
|||||
| Res/Fam |
Name |
Race/Sex |
Age |
Est. DOB |
Relat 2HoH |
Marr. Stat. |
Occ. |
Other |
POB S/F/M |
John M. Gwin Comments |
| 170 |
Lucretia
Green |
wf |
88 |
1792 |
[BLANK] |
wd. |
keeping
house |
NY/RI/RI | I'm not sure who this is. Alida is
living with her as a caregiver (but are they
related?) In the 1870 census of this same place,
she and her husband, Winter, age 80, are right
here, with Charles and his father Riley still
right down the street. |
|
| Alida
Brown |
wf |
65 |
1815 |
[BLANK] | wd. |
housekeeper |
NY/RI/CT |
Here is Alida again, now a widow,
serving as a caregiver at 65. |
||
| 171 |
Charles
Potter |
wm |
33 |
1847 |
m |
clerk in
store |
Alida's alleged maiden name is Potter,
so this could be a nephew and his family. |
|||
| Ella
C.
Potter |
wf |
30 |
1850 |
m |
keeping
house |
|||||
| Flora
B.
Potter |
wf |
8 |
1872 |
s |
||||||
| Grace
R.
Potter |
wf |
6 |
1874 |
s |
||||||
| 172 |
Riley Potter | wm |
66 |
1814 |
head |
m |
blacksmith |
This could easily be Alida's brother;
however, see comment for Rosa, below. |
||
| Phebe Potter | wf |
65 |
1815 |
wife |
m |
keeping
house |
||||
| Harvey
Brown |
wm |
40 |
1840 |
son-in-law |
m |
dealer in
horses |
||||
| Rosa A. Brown | wf |
36 |
1844 |
wife |
m |
keeping
house |
It appears that she is actually the daughter of
the household head, Riley, and wife of Riley's
son-in-law, Harvey. Rosa is Riley's daughter, so
if my earlier specualtion is correct (that Riley
and Alida are siblings) then Rosa and Harvey are
first cousins, perhaps putting Ella and Riley B.
at risk for genetic deficiencies/defects. I hope
their descendants turned out well. |
|||
| Ella G. Brown | wf |
10 |
1870 |
daughter |
s |
It appears that she is actually the
daughter of Harvey and Rosa, thus the granddaughter
of the household head. This is
H&R's firstborn (we believe); however, with
no more children showing for ten years, we may
assume that several have died very young,
leading us to believe that others may even have
preceded Ella in birth; therefore, their
marriage could have been even earlier than July
1869. |
||||
| Riley Brown | wm |
1 |
1879 |
son |
s |
We'll call him Riley B. for
reference's sake. |
||||
| Nancy
Marwood |
wf |
19 |
1861 |
servant |
s |
Is she a relative, too? She's from NY |
||||
| 174 |
Rebecca Potter | wf |
63 |
1817 |
head |
wd |
keeping
house |
|||
| George F. Potter | wm |
24 |
1856 |
son |
s |
works the
farm |
||||
| 192 |
Frederick
Green |
wm |
26 |
1854 |
head |
merchant |
NY/NY/NY |
I decided to include this family
because the last name, GREEN, is the same as
Lucretia's, residence #170 above, and he's also
from NY. He could be a
grandson of Lucretia and thereby a first cousin
to Harvey. On the other hand, there are MANY in
this census who were born in NY; in fact, it
looks like an entire trainload of Illinois
settlers may have made a mass exodus from NY
together! Who knows--maybe they're ALL
related... A quick scan search of this census has turned up another GREEN family--Jefferson, 50 (NY/NY/NY); wife Mary, 41 (IL/MA/MA); daughters Hettie A., 17, and Sarah M., 15; granddaughter Mollie Ovesen (Overen?), 1; an elderly Nelson couple (who are likely Mary's parents--MA/MA/MA). And living next door is an Overen/Oveson family--and on and on it seems to go! Are they all Brown relations? Another thought: the father of Sidney Brown's wife, Elizabeth Truelove Brown, is William Green Truelove. |
||
| Katie Green | wf |
26 |
1854 |
wife |
keeping
house |
OH/OH/OH |
||||
| Lillie Green | wf |
2 |
1878 |
dau |
IL |
|||||
| Edward Green | wm |
6mos. (Dec) |
Dec
1879 |
son |
IL |
|||||
| Julia
Hoover |
wf |
16 |
1864 |
niece |
s |
housekeeper |
IL |
|||
| Christopher
Sickles |
wm |
15 |
1865 |
s |
IL/NY/NJ |
OK, now that we see his last name, we
can go back to Res/Fam #187 and see a Hoover
family--Isaac (a physician, 49), Hattie his
wife, 37, and his elderly parents--and a
resident in their home is a Metha V. Sickels,
17, Dr. Hoover's niece! Are these all relatives
to the Browns? |
| Res/Fam |
Name |
Relat 2HoH |
Race/ Sex |
DOB |
Age |
MarStat./Yrs ChBn/Lvg |
POB S/F/M |
Occ. |
John M. Gwin Comments |
| 45/47 |
Sydney
Brown |
head |
wm |
Apr
1848 |
52 |
m20 |
NY/NY/NY |
farmer |
|
| Elizabeth Brown | wife |
wf |
Feb
1862 |
38 |
m20--6/6 |
CA/MO/MO |
|||
| Royel Brown | son |
wm |
Jan1881 |
19 |
s |
AZ/NY/CA | farm laborer |
This is Royal E. Brown, misspelled
here Royel,
mistranscribed by Ancestry.com as Royd. This
census does confirm his alleged POB as Arizona and
likely, then, also confirms Sidney and
Elizabeth's alleged 1880 marriage there in
Cochise Co. |
|
| Nettie Brown | dau |
wf |
Jun
1884 |
15 |
s |
NE/NY/CA | at school |
||
| Lee Brown | son |
wm |
Jul
1888 |
11 |
s |
NE/NY/CA | at school | ||
| Rosa Brown | dau |
wf |
Feb
1889 |
11 |
s |
NE/NY/CA | at school | ||
| Bertha Brown | dau |
wf |
Oct
1891 |
8 |
s |
NE/NY/CA | at school | This is Bertha A. Brown who will marry
John Henry Luft and have 3 daughters. |
|
| Lester Brown | son |
wm |
Mar
1895 |
5 |
s |
NE/NY/CA | at school | This is Lester Sylvester Brown who
will marry Georgie Dodds. |
| Address/ Res/Fam |
Name |
Relat 2HoH |
Race/ Sex |
Est. DOB |
Age |
Marr. Stat. |
POB S/F/M |
Occ. |
John M. Gwin Comments |
| 652 34th
St./ 108/112 |
Madison
W. Stogdill |
head |
wm |
1893 |
27 |
m |
MO/IL/USA |
oil refining
pipefitter |
His unique name was easy to find in
this census. |
| Rosa A. Stogdill | wife |
wf |
1890 |
30 |
m |
NE/NY/CA |
She was actually b. Feb 1889,
according to data received earlier. |
||
| Margaret J. Stogdill | dau |
wf |
1913 |
7 |
s |
CA/MO/NE |
|||
| Charles W. Stogdill | son |
wm |
May
1917 |
31mos. |
s |
CA/MO/NE | It may be that we can find in
the LA area living descendants
of these two Stogdill brothers. |
||
| Robert W. Stogdill | son |
wm |
May
1919 |
8mos. |
s |
CA/MO/NE | It may be that we can find in
the LA area living descendants
of these two Stogdill brothers. |
| Res/Fam |
Name |
Relat 2HoH |
Race/ Sex |
Est. DOB |
Age |
Marr. Stat. |
Years
of Immig/Natzn. |
POB S/F/M |
Mother tongue |
Occ. |
John M. Gwin Comments |
| xx/160/163 |
Henry
Luft |
head |
wm |
1869 |
51 |
m |
1887/1906 |
Russia/Russia/Russia | German/German/German |
laborer,
Cal. Raisin Orch. |
This will be John Henry Luft's father
and Bertha A. Brown Luft's father-in-law. |
| Annie M. Luft | wife |
wf |
1869 |
51 |
m |
1887/1906 |
Russia/Russia/Russia | German/German/German | servant in
private families |
||
| Victor W. Luft | son |
wm |
1904 |
16 |
s |
KS/Russia/Russia | English/German/German | none | |||
| Clara W. Luft | dau |
wf |
1905 |
15 |
s |
KS/Russia/Russia | English/German/German | none | |||
| John Luft | son |
wm |
1908 |
12 |
s |
KS/Russia/Russia | English/German/German | none | |||
| 163/164 |
John
H.
Luft |
head |
wm |
30 |
m |
KS/Russia/Russia | English/German/German | general work
laborer |
John Henry Luft, s/o Henry and Annie,
above, m. Bertha A. Brown. |
||
| Bertha
A.
Luft |
wife |
wf |
28 |
m |
NE/NY/CA |
none |
|||||
| Edna
M.
Luft |
dau |
wf |
6 |
s |
CA/KS/NE |
none |
|||||
| Annie
E.
Luft |
dau |
wf |
4 |
s |
CA/KS/NE | none |
|||||
| Elsie
K.
Luft |
dau |
wf |
21mos |
s |
CA/KS/NE | none |
|||||
| 164/167 |
Elizabeth A. Brown | head |
wf |
57 |
wd. |
CA/MO/MO |
none |
||||
| Royal E. Brown | son |
wm |
38 |
s |
AZ/NY/CA |
truck
driver, hauling |
|||||
| Lester I. Brown | son |
wm |
24? |
s |
AZ/NY/CA | general work laborer |
| Res/Fam |
Name |
Relat 2HoH |
Race/ Sex |
Est. DOB |
Age |
Marr. Stat. |
POB S/F/M |
Occ. |
John M. Gwin Comments |
| xx/89/89 |
Ralph
W.
Delano |
head |
wm |
1881 |
39 |
m |
NE/NY/IA |
plumber,
Onalaska Mill Co. |
Cousin Mike Brown's information that
gave us Ralph's name led us to this find in the
1920 census. |
| Nettie R. Delano | wife |
wf |
1885 |
35 |
m |
NE/IN!/CA |
Nettie evidently wasn't sure where her
dad was born--or perhaps the enumerator
misunderstood her. This gives us Nettie's middle
initial: R. |
||
| Sydney E. Delano | son |
wm |
1906 |
14 |
s |
WA/NE/NE |
Here's a namesake for Nettie's dad... |
||
| Myrtle T. Delano | dau |
wf |
1907 |
13 |
s |
CA/NE/NE | |||
| Melvin D. Delano | son |
wm |
1909 |
11 |
s |
WA/NE/NE | |||
| Royal W. Delano | son |
wm |
1911 |
9 |
s |
WA/NE/NE | ...and here's another of Royal's
namesakes! |
||
| Mildred M. Delano | dau |
wf |
1913 |
7 |
s |
WA/NE/NE | |||
| Rex L. Delano | son |
wm |
1916 |
4 |
s |
WA/NE/NE |
| Res/Fam |
Name |
Relat 2HoH |
Race/ Sex |
Est. DOB |
Age |
Marr.Stat./ Age1stMarr. |
POB S/F/M |
Occ. |
John M. Gwin Comments |
| xx/90/91 |
R.
W. DeLano |
head |
wm |
1881 |
49 |
m/23 |
NE/NY/IA |
lumber mill
sheet metal worker |
|
| Nettie DeLano | wife |
wf |
1886 |
44 |
m/18 |
NE/US/CA |
This is Nettie Brown |
||
| Melvin DeLano | son |
wm |
1908 |
22 |
WA/NE/NE |
lumber mill
pond man |
|||
| Royal DeLano | son |
wm |
1910 |
20 |
WA/NE/NE | farm cutter
laborer |
|||
| Mildred DeLano | dau |
wf |
1913 |
17 |
WA/NE/NE | ||||
| Rex DeLano | son |
wm |
1916 |
14 |
WA/NE/NE | ||||
| Donna DeLano | dau |
wf |
1923 |
7 |
WA/NE/NE |
T
R U E L O V E
|
|
24.00--William
Green
Truelove,
b.
unk. date in MO [per
Elizabeth in 1920 census]; d.
unk.; bd. unk.; m.
in Shaw's Flat, Tolulome Co., CA, in
1855, to Sarah
Davis,
(b.
unk. date in MO [per
Elizabeth in 1920 census]; d.
unk.; bd. unk.); at least one ch.
25.00--Elizabeth
A.
Truelove, b.
Feb. 1862 in CA {but son
Royal reports in 1910 that his mother
was b. in Mexico, and son Lee reports
in 1930 that she was b. in AZ}
[age
38
in 4 Jun 1900
census of Medicine,
Lincoln
Co., NE]; [age 57
in 19 Jan 1920
census of Armona, Kings Co., CA, where
she is a widow living with two sons,
Lester and Royal];
d. 28 Jun 1928 in
Laton, CA;
bd. unk.; m. in
Cochise Co., AZ, on 5 Apr 1880 to Sidney
Brown
(b. Apr. 1848 in NY [age 2
in 12 Sep 1850
census of Watson,
Lewis Co., NY]; [age 12 in 23 Jun 1860
census of Watson, Lewis
Co., NY]; [age 52
in 4 Jun 1900 census of Medicine,
Lincoln Co., NE]
[parents both b. NY]; d. 4
Jul 1919 in Hanford, CA);
at least 6 ch.
[Mike Brown Note: Elizabeth's maiden name is Truelove, sometimes spelled Trulove. I believe they may have met in AZ as there is a Sidney Brown operating a saloon with his oldest brother John in the 1880 census, although Sidney's age doesn't match. Elizabeth may have been there visiting family, an aunt named Louise Davis, that she grew up with in CA after her parents died. Elizabeth's father, William, was a prospector who died in 1869. I don't know what year Sarah died. I can't locate her in the 1870 census, which by then her children are living in CA with their grandfather, Joel Davis, Sarah's father. Concerning Sidney S. Brown, I have not been able to locate him in the 1870 census. It would be interesting to see if the 22 year old was still in NY or had started his way west by that time. My info on Sidney in the 1880 census is speculative and unconfirmed, but it is the best lead I have at this time. I am also stumped on the next generation beyond his parents, Royal H. Brown & Alida Potter. Royal named his first born John, Sidney's oldest brother. I found the names John Brown and Polly Spaulding in NY, who had a son named Royal H. and who was born in the correct year, but I have been unable to find enough information to confirm it's our Royal.] Here's a Green
Trulove in 1850 who could be our
William Green Truelove--maybe and
maybe not---->
|
|
S H A W
|
| Res/Fam |
Name |
Race/ Sex |
Age |
Est. DOB |
Marr. Stat. |
Occ. |
Estate Val. Real/Pers |
POB |
John M. Gwin Comments |
| 765/764 |
Julia
A.
Miller |
wm |
52 |
[1808] |
m |
-----/100 |
OH |
We're not sure who this is; perhaps
she is the landlady, perhaps Lavinia's mother. |
|
| R.
Shaw |
wf |
30 |
[1830] |
m |
Lawyer | NY |
This is the same as the Rodney Shaw listed below in the 1860 census. He has evidently finished his law school training, is newly wed, and is getting started in his legal career. | ||
| L.
S. Shaw |
wm |
26 |
[1834] |
s |
NY | This is the same as the Lavin1a Shaw listed below in the 1860 census. |
| Res/Fam |
Name |
Race/ Sex |
Age |
Est. DOB |
Relat 2HoH |
Marr. Stat. |
Occ. |
Estate Val. Real/Pers |
POB |
John M. Gwin Comments |
| 226/250 |
Rodney
K.
Shaw |
wm |
40 |
[1830] |
head |
m |
Lawyer |
28,000/1500 |
NY |
This is the same as the R. K. Shaw listed below in the 1870 census. |
| Lavina |
wf |
36 |
[1834] |
wife |
m |
NY |
This is the same as the Lavina Shaw listed below in the 1870 census. | |||
| Charles |
wm |
5 |
[1865] |
son |
s |
at school |
OH | |||
| Leonard |
wm |
1 |
[1869] |
son |
s |
at school |
OH | I'm not sure that this is our Leonard,
but he is b. in 1869 in Ohio, and his parents
are both born in New York, so he fits all the
criteria for our Leonard according to the 1900
and later censuses. |
||
| Kate
Quinn |
wf |
24 |
[1846] |
Domestic
servant |
s |
OH | Her parents are both listed as being
of foreign birth. |
| Res/Fam |
Name |
Race/ Sex |
Age |
Est. DOB |
Relat 2HoH |
Marr. Stat. |
Occ. |
Other |
POB S/F/M |
John M. Gwin Comments |
| 317/353 |
R.
K. Shaw |
wm |
50 |
[1830] |
head |
m |
Attorney at
Law |
NY/NY/MA |
This is Rodney K. Shaw, according to the 1870 census. | |
| Lavina |
wf |
46 |
[1834] |
wife |
m |
NY/MA/illeg. |
This is Lavinia C. Shaw, according to
the 1870 census. |
|||
| Charles |
wm |
15 |
[1865] |
son |
s |
at school |
ASWTCY |
OH/NY/NY | ||
| Leonard |
wm |
11 |
[1869] |
son |
s |
at school |
ASWTCY | OH/NY/NY | I'm not sure that this is our Leonard,
but he is b. in 1869 in Ohio, and his parents
are both born in New York, so he fits all the
criteria for our Leonard according to later
censuses. |
|
| Robert |
wm |
9 |
[1871] |
son |
s |
ASWTCY | OH/NY/NY | |||
| Emma |
wf |
4 |
[1876] |
daughter |
s |
OH/NY/NY |
| Res/Fam |
Name |
Relat 2HoH |
Race/ Sex |
DOB |
Age |
Marr. Stat./ Yrs.Md. |
Ch.Bn./ Ch.Lvg. |
POB S/F/M |
Occ. |
John M. Gwin Comments |
| 32/32 |
Samuel Shaw |
head |
wm |
Aug 18__ | __ |
m/_8 |
__/England?/England |
farmer |
||
| Melissa
Shaw |
wife |
wf |
___
____ |
__ |
__/__ |
__/6 |
___/___/____rk |
|||
| Leonard J.
Shaw |
son |
wm |
___ ____ | __ |
__ |
__/__/__ |
farm laborer |
At
first I thought this might be the Leonard from
the 1910 census, because the bottom of the page
was in shadow and mostly illegible (as shown by
the blanks at left). I'm fairly sure it says
that Samuel's parents' POB was England. This
gave me hope that Melissa's POB might be
England. Then I barely made out that Melissa had
6 living children, so I turned the page and saw
that there were indeed three more kids. With
disappointment, I read for all of the girls that
their mom was born in Minnesota, not England. So
that means that this is not our
Leonard. |
||
| John W.
Shaw |
son |
wm |
___ ____ | __ |
__ |
__/__/__ | farm laborer | |||
| Robert (L?)
Shaw |
son |
wm |
___ ____ | __ |
__ |
__/__/__ | farm laborer | |||
| Cora M. Shaw | dau |
wf |
Aug 1887 |
12 |
s |
MO/OH/MN |
||||
| Mary Shaw | dau |
wf |
May 1890 |
11 |
s |
MO/OH/MN | ||||
| Lucy A. Shaw | dau |
wf |
Aug 1898 |
1 |
s |
MO/OH/MN |
| Res/Fam |
Name |
Relat 2HoH |
Race/ Sex |
Est. DOB |
Age |
Marr. Stat./ Yrs.Md. |
Ch.Bn./ Ch.Lvg. |
POB S/F/M |
Occ. |
John M. Gwin Comments |
| 309 First
St./ 92/93 |
Leonard
Shaw |
head |
wm |
1869 |
41 |
m1/8 |
OH/NY/NY |
[illegible/
erased?] |
||
| Caroline
Shaw |
wife |
wf |
1875 |
35 |
m1/8 |
2/2 |
England/England/NY |
|||
| John
Shaw |
son |
wm |
1903 |
7 |
s |
OH/OH/England |
I'm not at
all sure this is our John Clark Shaw.
However, considering what we may
have learned in the 1930 census, this is the
only entry I've found that: 1. has him b. 1903 in OH, 2. has his father b. OH, and 3. has his mother b. England. Further, the location is on the way to California... And, if it is he, then we have his parents' names, ages, PsOB, even a brother, etc. |
|||
| Henry
Shaw |
son |
wm |
1906 |
4 |
s |
DE/OH/England |
||||
| Edna
L.
G____t |
roomer |
mf |
1880 |
30 |
s |
CA/NY/MA |
stenographer |
Ancestry.com
transcribes her name as Gelaert, but I'm not
convinced and am calling it illegible. |
| Addr/ Res/Fam |
Name |
Relat 2HoH |
Race/ Sex |
Est. DOB |
Age |
Marr. Stat./ Age Md. |
POB S/F/M |
Occ. |
John M. Gwin Comments |
| 1211 Smith
Ave./ 645/678 |
J.
C. Shaw |
head |
wm |
1903 |
27 |
m/24 |
OH/OH/England |
insurance
salesman |
Dorcas' name, his initials, and the
place of residence pretty much nail this down as
the right family. Granted,
they're not proof, but I'm convinced.
Therefore, I'll move forward, looking for John
Clark Shaw, b. ca. 1903 in Ohio, with his dad b.
OH and his mom b. in England. |
| Dorcas
Shaw |
wife |
wf |
1906 |
24 |
m/21 |
OH/IN/OH |
none |
| . F E L K E R . |
| John A. Felker | |
|
Birth:
|
Nov. 23, 1854 Fort Wayne, Allen Co., IN |
|
Death:
|
Apr.
9, 1946 Toledo, Lucas Co., OH |
|
Bd: Woodlawn
Cem. Toledo, Lucas Co., OH
|
|
| Name: | Henry R. Felker | ||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Home in 1880: |
Toledo, Lucas, Ohio | ||||||||||
| Age: | 22 | ||||||||||
| yob: | abt 1858 | ||||||||||
| Birthplace: | Indiana/unk/unk | ||||||||||
| R2hoh: | Adopted Son | ||||||||||
| Occupation: | Clerk In Store | ||||||||||
| John M. Gwin
Comment: |
I'm not sure
this is our Henry Robert Felker, but he's the
only one I can find in 1880 who fits. |
||||||||||
| Household Members: |
|
| Name: | |||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Home in 1930: | Long Beach, Los Angeles Co., CA | ||||||||||
| Age: | 26 | ||||||||||
| Estimated birth year: | abt 1904 | ||||||||||
| Birthplace: | SD | ||||||||||
| Relation to Head of House: | Head | ||||||||||
| Spouse's name: | Ketrina D | ||||||||||
| Race: | White | ||||||||||
| Neighbors: | View others on page | ||||||||||
| Household Members: |
|
| Name: | John Clark Shaw |
|---|---|
| Gender: | Male |
| Birth Date: | 9 Mar 1903 |
| Death Date: | 24 Jan 1984 |
| SSN: | 549-10-0544 |
| Enlistment Date 1: | 18 Mar 1943 |
| Release Date 1: | 22 Jun 1945 |

"An
illustration of sorts--and an engaging
digression--brings to the fore a recent
hypothesis promulgated by N Brent Kennedy
that Melungeons are descended from Ottoman
Turks. Evelyn McKinley Orr, a member of the
previously mentioned Melungeon Research
Committee, wrote a few years back that her
Melungeon ancestor, David Goings (whom she
discovered in the fall of 1989) must have
had Turkish ancestry because Norman Goings
of Selma, Indiana, wrote that in 1939 that "Tuckahoe"
was the term used by the family to describe
itself. Somebody suggeted to Orr that "Tuckahoe" was a
"nicname for people from Turkey." Orr stated
that David Goings married in Montgomery
County, Virginia, and that his wife's family
were members of the New River German
settlement."
"Tuckahoe" is not at all a misreading or mispronunciation of Turkish. Tuckaho unequivocally alludes to the Virginia origins of Goings. In "Tennessee Civil War Veterans questionnaires", George Washington Lewis of Lebanon, Tennessee, stated that his father Carroll Lewis was from James River in Virginia and that his grandfather Samuel Lewis was a colonel in the Continental Army during the Revolution. He commanded a "regiment of Tuckaho Indians." "Tuckaho" was once a widespread sobriquet for Virginians, especially those from east of the Blue Ridge. The term is derived from the Powhatan language and originally applied to several different roots, tubers, and fungi, some used by Indians for food, especially in the form of bread. Tuckaho was possibly consumed by poor Virginians of every color, for the word came to refer to Virginians generally. The Tuckaho Indian regiment mentioned by George Lewis was composed of foot soldiers from the piedmont counties of Albermarle, Fluvanna, Louisia, and so forth, and was but one of several Virginia regiments of Indian soldiers. Several reputed Tennessee Melungeons had been Revolutionary soldiers in piedmont Virginia before moving down to Newman Ridge. In fact, several mustered and served in the general region of the said Tuckaho Indian regiment. In the Tennessee Civil War Veterans questionnaires, George Lewis stated that the farm he grew up on near Lebanon, Tennessee, was worked before the Civil War by hired free Indian labor..." "The latest exotic-origins movment, favoring connections with Portuguese, Ottoman Turks, or possibly other Mediterraneans, has generated a peculiar following on the Internet--another virtual community. For such folks, Melungeons are a hot topic, as illustrated by five recently published books and the developement of the ad-hoc "Melungeon Research Committee" noted earlier in this essay. However, I suggest that the current movement is but the latest in a series of mid to late 20th century reinventions of the Melungeons. Unfortunately, while hypothetical "Off-shore Others" flood Appalachia and the word-wide web, real Melungeon histories and historic identities are being cast aside." CS Everett Appalachian Journal. I am suggesting that the controversy over the Melungeon ethnicity is motivation of some of these vigorous attempts to deny the well documented black and white African ancestry of the Mihil-Thomas Gowen line. The more adamant of those who have denied African, have actually traveled to Turkey with Mr. Kennedy and strongly support his opinions. While I have high regard for Brent's character, I strongly disagree with him on the Turkish origin of Melungeons. He and I continue to communicate frequently and have none of the rancor that is directed to me by some of his followers on this sub. Some of these so called exotic origins of Melungeons are coming under extreme academic fire, many of those theories will not survive scrutiny or time. We would be wise to keep that controversy separated from sound Gowen research to avoid being labeled as re-inventors of history. I rarely find anyone with the GRF objecting to Mihil and Thomas' Negro kinship who did not first have a strong opinion about the origin of the Melungeons. On the contrary, my article on the origin of the Melungeons was inspired from convincing documented archives of the GRF. This is how it should be. You should state your opinions without going into attack mode by talking about "speculation" etc. Let others make their decisions on the documentation. Genealogy, precisely documented, should drive the theory, not the other way around. Tim Hashaw Houston, Texas |
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From a
search of each of the 1900, 1910, 1920,
and 1930 U.S. Census data for "Rodney Gwin" Based on these
searches, it appears to me that this Rodney
R. Gwin is a son of a Harry and Iva Gwin and
that he moved away from home for some reason
by the time he was fifteen. He was born in
Indiana, which is where my Gwins were;
however, he was living in central
Indiana--Madison Co., not the southern
part--in 1900, north of where my family
lived but very near where the "other"
Indiana Gwins lived. This is not
conclusive, of course, for he could have
been born in the southern part of the state
and only lived in Madison Co. because he was
boarding there. At this point, then, we are
pretty much forced to abandon this pursuit
via census reports, since there is no 1890
census available (it was burned), and try
some other route such as birth certificates,
etc.
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| To the right is a chart of
all the Stogdills currently living in California according
to Ancestry.com's
version
of the U.S.
Public Records Index. Many if not all of them are
speculated to be cousins of Kara Douglas Gwin. |
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D O
W
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California Death Index, 1940-1997 about Dorcas Dow Felker |
|
| Name: | Dorcas Dow Felker |
|---|---|
| Social Security #: | 0 |
| Sex: | FEMALE |
| Birth Date: | 27 Nov 1872 |
| Birthplace: | Ohio |
| Death Date: | 17 Apr 1950 |
| Death Place: | Los Angeles |
| Mother's Maiden Name: | Carey |
| FATHER'S SURNAME: | Dow |
| Name: | |||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Home in 1930: | Long Beach, Los Angeles Co., CA | ||||||||||
| Age: | 26 | ||||||||||
| Estimated birth year: | abt 1904 | ||||||||||
| Birthplace: | SD | ||||||||||
| Relation to Head of House: | Head | ||||||||||
| Spouse's name: | Ketrina D | ||||||||||
| Race: | White | ||||||||||
| Neighbors: | View others on page | ||||||||||
| Household Members: |
|
| Res/Fam |
Name |
Race/ Sex |
Age |
Est. DOB |
Relat 2HoH |
Marr. Stat. |
Occ. |
Other |
POB S/F/M |
John M. Gwin Comments |
| 88/88 |
Alvin
Dow |
wm |
57 |
1823 |
head |
m |
farmer |
OH/OH/OH |
||
| Dorcas Dow | wf |
50 |
1830 |
wife |
m |
keep house |
OH/VA/CN |
|||
| Rosa Dow | wf |
27 |
1853 |
daughter |
s |
at home |
OH/OH/OH | |||
| May Dow | wf |
20 |
1860 |
daughter | s |
at home |
OH/OH/OH | |||
| Winnie Dow | wf |
13 |
1867 |
daughter | s |
at home |
ASWTY |
OH/OH/OH | ||
| Dorcas Dow | wf |
8 |
1872 |
[BLANK] |
[BLANK] | [BLANK] | ASWTY | OH/OH/OH | I
believe this to be our Dorcas, since there is no other
Dorcas Dow to be found of this age in the United States in
1880. However, the enumerator failed to list her
relationship to the head of the house, so we're not real
sure whether she's a daughter or a granddaughter (perhaps
a child of Rosa, for instance). She does name her
firstborn son Alvin D. Felker, making it very plausible
that he is named for this Alvin Dow; nevertheless, it is
NOT clear whether this Alvin Dow is Dorcas' son's father or grandfather; either
is possible. If the former, then Alvin Dow is in
generation 24, but if the latter, then he is in generation
25.00, and Rosa and some unknown person are Dorcas'
parents. Perhaps we will solve this mystery from
another source. |
D O D D S
|
California Death Index, 1940-1997
|

| Res/Fam |
Name |
Race/Sex |
Age |
Est. DOB |
Occ. |
Other |
POB |
John M. Gwin Comments |
| 650/650 |
Thomas
Dodds |
wm |
48 |
1802 |
farmer |
OH |
||
| Mathew Dodds | wm |
21 |
1829 |
farmer |
OH | |||
| Margaret L. Dodds | wf |
18 |
1832 |
OH | ||||
| John S. Dodds | wm |
17 |
1833 |
farmer |
OH | |||
| Wm. Dodds | wm |
13 |
1837 |
OH | I
searched in 1850 Ohio for a William Henry Dodds b. ca.1836
in OH with a brother two years younger named Joseph. This
William's family seems to fit that criteria.
There's no proof of that yet, of course, but there is
enough data to make the possibility feasible and warrant
recording it here. We'll go next to the 1860 census and
see if we can find the family there. |
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| Joseph Dodds | wm |
10 |
1840 |
OH | ||||
| Harriet Dodds | wf |
6 |
1844 |
OH | ||||
| Catharine
Everit |
wf |
19 |
1831 |
OH |
| Res/Fam |
Name |
Race/Sex |
Age |
Est. DOB |
Relat 2HoH |
Marr. Stat. |
Occ. |
Other |
POB S/F/M |
John M. Gwin Comments |
| 212/213 |
William
H. Dodds |
wm |
44 |
1836 |
head |
m |
farmer |
OH/OH/OH |
If
son
Henry two lines below is our Wm. H. Dodds, then we now
know his father, also William H. Dodds (Sr.). His
parents are born in Ohio; he married an Iowa girl whose
parents were also b. in Iowa, so that must mean that Wm.
Sr. traveled from OH to IA, so we'll look for him in
1870 in IA. |
|
| Sarah Dodds | wf |
21 |
1859 |
wife |
m |
keeping house |
IA/IA/IA |
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| Henry Dodds | wm |
2 |
1878 |
son |
s |
CA/OH/IA |
I
have no doubt this is our William H. Dodds, future
husband of Leticia Reynolds. Having found him in 1910 as
a native Californian, we can see here that his age is
right, his parents' places of birth are right, his
father's name is the same (so they are Sr. and Jr.), and
we learn that his own name, Henry, gives it away as
being a namesake for President Harrison. |
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| Joseph Dodds | wm |
42 |
1838 |
brother |
s |
[BLANK] |
OH/OH/OH |
| Address/ Res/Fam |
Name |
Relat 2HoH |
Race/ Sex |
DOB |
Age |
Marr. Stat./ Yrs.Md. |
Ch.Bn./ Ch.Lvg. |
POB S/F/M |
Occ. |
John M. Gwin Comments |
| 472/485 |
Sarah
Dodds |
head |
wf |
Mar
1860 |
40 |
wd/24 |
2/2 |
IA/PA/OH |
farmer |
|
| William H. Dodds | son |
wm |
Oct
1877 |
22 |
CA/OH/IA | farm laborer |
Here
is
Leticia's
future
husband
and
Georgie's
future daddy. He has only two more years of the single
life ahead! |
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| George Dodds | son |
wm |
Jul
1881 |
18 |
CA/OH/IA | farm laborer |
||||
| William
Lowery |
boarder |
wm |
May
1870 |
30 |
OH/OH/OH |
sewing machine agt. |
||||
| Manuel
Lomas |
boarder |
wm |
Nov
1871 |
28 |
Portugal/Port.Port. |
sheep herder |
| Address/ Res/Fam |
Name |
Relat 2HoH |
Race/ Sex |
Est. DOB |
Age |
Marr. Stat./ Yrs.Md. |
Ch.Bn./ Ch.Lvg. |
POB S/F/M |
Occ. |
John M. Gwin Comments |
| Market Street/ (illeg.)/279 |
William
H. Dodds |
head |
wm |
1878 |
32 |
m1/8 |
CA/OH/IA |
cement
contractor |
Here
at
last
is
Georgie's
dad.
They've
been married 8 years, so they were m. ca. 1902. We'll look
for him in 1880 in California at age 2 and see if his
parents are from these states. |
|
| Letisha
Dodds |
wife |
wf |
1877 |
33 |
m2/8 |
6/3 |
MO/MO/MO |
They've
lost
three!
How
sad.
I
wonder
how old and who the ones were who died. |
||
| Sadie M. Dodds | dau |
wf |
1903 |
7 |
s |
CA/CA/MO |
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| Georgia L. Dodds | dau |
wf |
1905 |
5 |
s |
CA/CA/MO | This
is
Georgie Louise
Dodds. |
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| Ethel H. Dodds | dau |
wf |
1907 |
3 |
s |
CA/CA/MO |
R E Y N O L D S
|
| Res/Fam |
Name |
Sex |
DOB [est.] |
Age |
Real E$t. |
POB |
Occ. |
John M. Gwin Comments |
| 883/893 |
James
Reynolds |
m |
1820 |
30 |
[BLANK] |
KY |
farmer |
This
could
be
the
father
of
our
William. This is the only William I could find in 1850
in Macon Co. (there were quite a few others, but all
were in other counties). |
| Cyndrella Reynolds | 23 |
KY |
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| William Reynolds | 7 |
MO |
Actually,
I
need
to
start
at
our
William's last known census, 1880, and work BACKWARD
rather than starting in 1850 and guessing. I'll copy and
paste his 1880 census record from the James Page. |
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| George Reynolds | 5 |
MO |
||||||
| Gilbert Reynolds | 3 |
MO |
| Res/Fam |
Name |
Relat. 2HoH |
Sex |
DOB [est.] |
Age |
Marr. Stat. |
POB |
Occ. |
John M. Gwin Comments |
| 94/96 |
Hamton James | head |
wm |
1830 |
50 |
m |
KY/NC/NC |
farmer |
This
is
our
Hampton
and
his
wife
Emily, still in Macon Co. I wonder why we couldn't
find any of these in 1870. Probably I'll have to do a
search of the whole county; then maybe we'll find that Ancestry.com
mistranscribed the last name... |
| Emly James | wife |
wf |
1840 |
40 |
m |
KY/OH/KY |
keeping house |
Hampton's
wife
was
Emily,
but
we
don't
have her last name yet. |
|
| Ruthie J. James | daughter |
wf |
1857 |
23 |
wd. or div. |
MO/KY/KY | I
wonder if she married a cousin to be still using the
name James, or if she took her maiden name back after
her husband died. Maybe we can find out if we can find
her again in 1900. Oh, I notice in this same census that
she is deaf and dumb. Hmm. I wonder if someone took
advantage of her disability. Or maybe it was a shotgun
wedding, and he tried to get out of it, getting the
wrong end of the shotgun in the process, and she really
did end up being a widow. Speculation aboundeth. |
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| George James | grandson |
wm |
1879 |
1 |
s |
MO/MO/MO | |||
| 119/123 |
Evangline
James |
head |
wf |
1830 |
50 |
wd. or div. | IN/VA/OH |
keeping house |
I
have no idea who this is, but she is a James widow
living in the same township as Hampton, so we'll include
her. |
| Maggie
James |
daughter |
wf |
1870 |
10 |
s |
MO/KY/IN | |||
| Caroline
James |
daughter |
wf |
1872 |
8 |
s |
MO/KY/IN | |||
| 124/128 |
William Reynolds | head |
wm |
1844 |
36 |
m |
MO/KY/KY |
farmer |
Here
is
William
Reynolds
in
1880,
still
in the same place. |
| Mary A. Reynolds | wife |
wf |
1844 |
36 |
m |
MO/NC/NC |
keeping house |
||
| Cindy E. Reynolds | daughter | wf |
1865 |
15 |
s |
MO/MO/MO | Looking
for
clues
that
the
William
we
found in the 1850 census might be ours indeed, I see
that this Cindy--William and Mary's firstborn
daughter--COULD have been named for her paternal
grandmother Cyndrella. I know it's a weak clue;
nonetheless, we noticed it. |
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| James A. Reynolds | son | wm |
1867 |
13 |
s |
MO/MO/MO | works on farm |
||
| Letticia Reynolds | daughter | wf |
1876 |
4 |
s |
MO/MO/MO | |||
| Dolly E. Reynolds | daughter | wf |
1879 |
1 |
s |
MO/MO/MO | |||
| Ruth
A.
James |
mother-in-law |
wf |
1804 |
76 |
wd |
NC/NC/NC |
It
is
noted that she cannot read or write. |
||
| 125/129 |
Alford
James |
head |
wm |
1840 |
40 |
m |
MO/NC/NC |
Farmer |
Alfred
is
living
right
next
door
to
William and Mary. (When looking for him on Ancestry.com, you
must search for Alford, as that's what the enumerator
wrote.) |
| Mary E. James | wife |
wf |
1846 |
34 |
m |
IL/NY/VA |
keeping house |
It is noted that she cannot read or write. | |
| John James | son |
wm |
1867 |
13 |
s |
MO/MO/IL |
works farm |
This is who the 1870 census identifies as John Price James. It is noted here that he cannot write. | |
| Cynthia A. James | dau |
wf |
1875 |
5 |
s |
MO/MO/IL | Cynthia
is
the
only
child
in
a
12-year interlude between John and David, indicating to
me that there must've been some miscarriages and/or
other deaths in between. |
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| David H. James | son |
wm |
1879 |
1 |
s |
MO/MO/IL | I
found this David in 1900 and list him and his bride in
that census in the next line below |
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| 193/194 |
D.
H. James |
head |
wm |
July 1879 |
20 |
m:1yr |
MO/MO/VA |
farm |
Here
is
David
H.
James
and
his
new (and young!) bride in the 20 Jun 1900 Census
of Lingo Twp. of Macon Co., MO. |
| Minnie
James |
wife |
wf |
July 1884 |
15 |
m:1yr ch:0/0 |
MO/MO/MO |
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J
A M E S
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Are we kin to THE Jesse
James?
What does the evidence say so far? [Mike
Brown
Note:
The
James name enters on my grandmother Georgie Dodd's line. As I
mentioned previously, her mother is Littisha, or
Letisha, Reynolds (m. Dodds), who married Lee B.
Brown in 1922. Littisha's parents are
William Reynolds
and Mary A. James,
married Feb 12, 1864, in Macon Co., MO., and who
came to CA, I believe, in the 1890's. Mary
James' death certificate lists her birth as Nov.
22, 1845, and her death date is June 22,
1918. Her father is listed as A. James and
mother as Ruth Smith. In The 1850 census of
District 22, Macon Co., MO., I found an Alfred
James, age 45, and wife Ruth, age 45, and one of
their children is Mary A., age 10 (putting her
birth year in 1840, not 1845 as indicated on the
death cert.). A brother named Hampton is on the same
census, and I found a Hampton James living in CA
with Mary A. and husband William Reynolds in the
1900 census, so I'm fairly certain I have the
correct family. Beyond this, I'm not sure
how to proceed to connect our family with the
infamous outlaw. Kathy and I have viewed
the Jesse James
family tree, and none of us has found a connection. But
it's compelling because Jesse (b.1847) and Mary A.
are born in the same generation and in the same
state, although different counties. Perhaps
distant cousins?]
[John M. Gwin Note: Mike, Kathy,
and all,
I'm also looking at the two, and I can't see a connection yet, either. However, let's continue to add to the two lines side by side as you see immediately below, because (1) we have no
knowledge yet of siblings
or parents of Georgie's
ancestor 23.00--Albert James
(husband of Ruth A. Smith), and
(2) we have no assurance that our list of the children of Jesse's ancestors 23.00--William and Mary Hines James is complete; (3) we're not even sure that what we have as Jesse's line is accurate (see, for instance, the Editor's Note at the bottom of that column). For example, Georgie's ancestor, 23.00--Albert James, COULD be: (a) a nephew
of Jesse's ancestor 21.00--William James
(h/o Mary Hines),
(b) a grandson of this same 21.00--Wm. and Mary through an unlisted son older than 2.1--John M. James, or (c) another relation of which we've not yet thought. Don't give up yet! :-)] |
Georgie Dodd's Line |
Jesse
James' Line As borrowed from the wonderful site at http://dgmweb.net/genealogy/Pedigrees/0/JJ1-JesseJames.shtml |
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| 21.00--William James,
b. England; d. VA; m. Mary Hines
(b. England; d. VA); at least 7 ch. |
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22.01--John M. James,
b. 1775, Hanover Co., VA; d. ca. 1827, Logan Co., KY;
m. Mary
"Polly" Poor (b. 1790,
Goochland Co., VA; d. 1827
23.01--Mary James,
b. 28 Sep 1809 {1850: 40, VA;
1860: 51, KY}
23.02--(Daughter A) James, b. 1810-20 23.03--William James, b. 11 Sep 1811 23.04--John R. James, b. 15 Feb 1815 23.05--Elizabeth James, b. 25 Nov 1816 23.06--Robert Sallee James, b. 7 or 17 Jul 1818 in Logan Co., KY; d. 1850 in CA; a Baptist minister; m. in Scott Co., KY, in 1841, to Zerelda Elizabeth Cole (b. 1825 in Woodford Co., KY; 24.01--Alexander
Franklin "Frank" James,
b. 10 Jan 1843
24.02--Robert James, b. 19 Jul 1845; d. 23 Jul 1845; 24.03--Jesse Woodson James, b. in Clay Co., MO, 5 Sep 1847; d. 1882 in St. Joseph, MO; bd. unk.; m. 24 Apr 1874 to Zerelda Amanda "Zee" Mimms; unk. ch. 24.04--Susan Lavenia James, b. 25 Nov 1849; 23.07--Nancy Gardner James, b. 13 Sep 1821 23.08--Thomas Martin James, b. 8 Apr 1823 {1850: 27, KY; 1860: 37, KY} 23.09--Drury Woodson James, b. 14 Nov 1826 22.02--Nancy Ann James, b. 24 Feb 1777, Hanover Co., VA 22.03--Mary James, b. bef. 1780; m. 22 Dec 1796, Edward Lee 22.04--William James, b. 27 Apr 1782, d. 1807 22.05--Thomas James, b. 14 Dec 1783; m. 3 Sep 1834, Goochland Co., VA, Mary B. Davis |
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23.00--"Albert" James,
b. ca. 1799 in NC; d.
bef. 1880; bd. unk.; m. Ruth A. Smith,
b. in NC ca. 1799-1804;
d. aft. 1880; bd. unk.; at least 10 ch.
[age 61 in the 7 Jul 1860
census of Hudson Twp., Macon, Macon Co., MO];
[age 61 in the 7 Jul 1860 census of Hudson Twp., Macon, Macon Co., MO]; [age 76 in the 14 Jun 1880 census of Valley Twp., Macon Co., MO, living as a widow in the home of Wm. and Mary A. Reynolds and listed as mother-in-law]; Meet the Eleven Known
Children of Albert and Ruth Smith James:
24.01--William James,
b. ca.1825; m. Delilah (nee unk.)
24.02--unknown son, b. est. 1828; speculated to be the husband of Evangeline (nee unk.) 24.03--Hampton James, b. 1830; m. Emily (nee unk.) 24.04--Sally James, b. ca.1833; m. unk. 5-year
gap--probably more children here
24.05--Abner James, b. ca.1838; m. Sarah E. (nee unk.) 24.06--Alfred James, b. ca.1838-40; m. Mary E. (nee unk.) 4-6-year
gap--probably more children here
24.07--Henry James, b. ca.1844; m. unk. 24.08--Mary A. James, b. 1845; m. William Reynolds 24.09--Moses James, b. ca.1848; m. unk. 24.10--Ruth James, b. ca.1850; m. unk. 24.11--Mahala James, b. ca.1852; m. unk. And now here they are
again in more detail:
24.01--William James,
b. 1825 or 1828 in KY; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. est. 1849,
prob. in Macon Co., MO, to Delilah
(nee unk.; b. ca. 1830 in IL; d. unk.; bd. unk.); at
least one ch.
[age 22 in the 30 Nov 1850
census of District 52, comprising Macon Co., MO];
[age 35 in the 7 Jul 1860 census of Hudson Twp., Macon, Macon Co., MO]; [age 19 in the 30 Nov 1850 census of District 52, comprising Macon Co., MO]; [age 30 in the 7 Jul 1860 census of Hudson Twp., Macon, Macon Co., MO]; 25.1--Mary Jane James,
b. ca. 1853
[age 7 in the 7 Jul 1860
census of Hudson Twp., Macon, Macon Co., MO];
24.02--speculated unk. son
James, b. est. 1828, since
the husband is usu. a couple of years older than the
wife, and I'm guessing
that this Evangeline
is his widow.
From
the 14 Jun 1880 Census
of Valley Twp., Macon Co., MO
24.03--Hampton
James, b. in KY Sep
1830; d. unk.; m. bef. 1857 in unk. place to
Emily
(nee unk.; b. in KY ca. 1840;
d. unk.) at least 1 ch.
[age 20
in the 22 Nov 1850
census of District 52, comprising Macon
Co., MO];
[age 50 in the 14 Jun 1880 census of Valley Twp., Macon Co., MO]; [age 69 in the 6 Jun 1900 census of Lucerne Twp., Hanford, Kings Co., CA] [age 40 in the 14 Jun 1880 census of Valley Twp., Macon Co., MO] 25.0--Ruth
"Ruthie" J. James,
b. ca. 1857; d. aft. 1880; bd. unk.; m.
unk. (b. unk.; d. unk.); at least 1 ch.
[listed
as a widow, deaf and dumb, age 23, in
the 14 Jun 1880
census of Valley Twp., Macon Co., MO]
26.0--George
James, b. in MO
ca. 1879;
d. aft. 1880; bd. unk.; m. unk. (b. unk.;
d. unk.); unk. ch.
[age 1
in the 14 Jun 1880
census of Valley Twp., Macon Co., MO]
24.04--Sally James,
b. in MO ca. 1833; d. unk.; bd.
unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.
[age 17
in the 22 Nov 1850
census of District 52, comprising Macon
Co., MO]
24.05--Abner James,
b. ca. 1838; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. Sarah E.
(nee unk., b. in MO; d. aft. 1860; bd. unk.;
unk. ch.[age 16
in the 22 Nov 1850
census of District 52, comprising Macon
Co., MO];
[age 22 in the 7 Jul 1860 census of Hudson Twp., Macon, Macon Co., MO, and living with his parents with his wife]; [listed as "domestic" ,age 20, in the 7 Jul 1860 census of Hudson Twp., Macon, Macon Co., MO, living in her in-laws' home with her husband]; 24.06--Alfred James, b. in MO ca. 1838-40 ; d. aft. 1880; bd. unk.; m. Mary E. (nee unk.; b. in IL ca. 1846; d. aft. 1880; bd. unk.); at least 3 ch. [age 14
in the 22 Nov 1850
census of District 52, comprising Macon
Co., MO];
[age 18 in the 7 Jul 1860 census of Hudson Twp., Macon, Macon Co., MO]; [age 40 in the 14 Jun 1880 census of Valley Twp., Macon Co., MO]; [age 34 in the 14 Jun 1880 census of Valley Twp., Macon Co., MO] 25.01--John Price
James, b. in MO ca.
1867;
d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.
[age 2 in
the 29 Jun 1870 census of Liberty Twp.,
La Plata, Macon Co., MO];
[age 13 in the 14 Jun 1880 census of Valley Twp., Macon Co., MO] 25.02?--Cynthia A. Reynolds, b. in MO ca. 1875; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch. [age 5 in
the 14 Jun 1880
census of Valley Twp., Macon Co., MO]
25.03?--David H. Reynolds, b. in MO ca. 1879; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch. [age 1 in
the 14 Jun 1880
census of Valley Twp., Macon Co., MO]
24.07--Henry James, b. in MO ca. 1844; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch. [age 16
in the 22 Nov 1850
census of District 52, comprising Macon
Co., MO];
[age 16 in the 7 Jul 1860 census of Hudson Twp., Macon, Macon Co., MO]; |
23.00--"Alfred" James m. Ruth
Smith
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24.08--Mary A. James,
b. 22 Nov 1845 (but 1900 census reports Mar
1845);
d. 22 Jun 1918; m. 12 Feb 1864 in Macon Co., MO, to
William
Reynolds (b. in MO Jan
1846)
[age 16 in the 22 Nov 1850
census of District 52, comprising Macon Co.,
MO];
[age 14 in the 7 Jul 1860 census of Hudson Twp., Macon, Macon Co., MO]; [age 36 in the 14 Jun 1880 census of Valley Twp., Macon Co., MO]; [age 55 in the 6 Jun 1900 census of Lucerne Twp., Hanford, Kings Co., CA] [age 36 in the 14 Jun 1880 census of Valley Twp., Macon Co., MO]; [age 54 in the 6 Jun 1900 census of Lucerne Twp., Hanford, Kings Co., CA] 25.01--Cindy E. Reynolds,
b. in MO ca. 1865;
d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.
[age 15 in the
14 Jun 1880
census of Valley Twp., Macon Co., MO]
25.02--James Albert "Albert" Reynolds, b. in MO Mar 1867; d. unk.; bd. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. "Annie" (nee unk.; b. May 1874; d. unk.; bd. unk.); at least 3 ch. [age 13 in the
14 Jun 1880
census of Valley Twp., Macon Co., MO];
[age 33 in the 6 Jun 1900 census of Lucerne Twp., Hanford, Kings Co., CA] 26.01--Rosetta
Reynolds, b. in MO Mar
1889;
d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.
[age 11 in
the 6 Jun 1900 census of
Lucerne Twp., Hanford, Kings Co., CA]
26.02--Addie M. Reynolds, b. in MO May 1893; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch. [age 7 in the
6 Jun 1900
census of Lucerne Twp., Hanford, Kings Co.,
CA]
26.03--Lottie Reynolds, b. in MO Jan 1895; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch. [age 5 in the
6 Jun 1900
census of Lucerne Twp., Hanford, Kings Co.,
CA]
|
24.08--Mary Ann James m. William
Reynolds
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25.0(3?)--Littisha/Leticia
Reynolds, b. in MO ca. 1876; d.
unk.; bd. unk.; m1. William H. Dodds;
m2. Lee
Brown
[age 4 in the 14 Jun 1880
census of Valley Twp., Macon Co., MO]
[listed as Letisha Dodds, 33, in the 29 May 1910 census of Redding, Shasta Co., CA] [listed as William H. Dodds, 32, in the 29 May 1910 census of Redding, Shasta Co., CA]
|
25.00--Leticia Reynolds m. William
Henry Dodds
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26.00--Georgie Louise Dodds,
b. 4 Sep 1904; d. Oct 1989; bd. unk.; m. on 6 Feb
1924 in Compton, CA, to Lester Sylvester
Brown (my
grandfather, b. 15 May
1895 in NE; d. May 1969); 3 ch.
[age 5 in 4 Jun 1900 census of Medicine, Lincoln
Co., NE]
[age 14 in 3 May 1910 census of Armona, Kings Co., CA, where he is living with his sister Rosa] [age 24 in 19 Jan 1920 census of Armona, Kings Co., CA, where he is a single man and a laborer living with Royal E. and their mother Elizabeth A.] |
26.00--Sadie Dodds m. Alvin
Nelson Sagaser [PRIVATE]
|
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27.01--LeRoy Henry Brown
b. 1925; d. 31 Oct 2006
28.01--Mike
Brown, b. in CA; m. Sally
[PRIVATE]
27.02--Georgia Lovern
Brown, twin, b. 12 Oct
1930; d. Feb. 1990;
27.03--George Lester Brown, twin, b. 12 Oct 1930; m. Joanne Caroline Shaw (b. 18 Mar 1932) |
27.00--Jewell Sagaser m. Billy
Mac Weagant [PRIVATE]
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28.01--Kenneth
Clark Brown, b. 6 Sep 1956
in Long Beach, CA; m1. Janice Casey Jones;
div.; m2. 1 Jun 1996 to Margo Melinda
Morales;
29.01--Greg Brown,
b.
29.02--Leslie Brown, b. KCB
m2. Margo
Melinda Morales;
28.02--Kathleen
"Kathy" Louise Brown, b. ca. 1957 in
Long Beach, LA Co., CA; is a registered nurse
and lactation consultant in Las Cruces, NM; m.
20 Aug 1977 in CA to Gordon Alan Douglas (b. ca. 1956 in
CA; is Pastor of Family Ministries at First
Evangelical Free Church in Las Cruces, NM); 4 ch.
|
28.00--Sherry Weagant m. Martin
Edward Singer [PRIVATE]
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29.01--Kara Marie Douglas,
M.D., b. 28 Jan 1981 in Lake Forest, IL; m. 9
Jun 2006 at the Farm and Ranch Museum in Las
Cruces, NM, to Jeremiah
"Jeremy" Scott Gwin
(b. 3 Oct 1978 in Las Cruces, NM; civil
engineer); she is a gynecologist;
29.02--Jessica Anne Douglas, b. 15 Aug 1984 in Fresno, CA; 29.03--Elisabeth "Beth" Danielle Douglas, b. 29 May 1987 in Visalia, CA; m. 28 May 2010 in Vancouver, British Columbia, to Fred Brown [PRIVATE] 29.04--Rebecca Carey Douglas, b. 3 May 1989 in Visalia, CA; 25.0(4?)--Dollie E. Reynolds,
b. in MO ca. 1879; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk.
ch.
[age 1 in the 14 Jun 1880
census of Valley Twp., Macon Co., MO]
24.09--Moses James,
b. in MO ca. 1848; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk.
ch.
[age 8 in the 22 Nov 1850
census of District 52, comprising Macon Co.,
MO];
[age 12 in the 7 Jul 1860 census of Hudson Twp., Macon, Macon Co., MO] 24.10--Ruth Ann James,
b. in MO ca. 1850; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk.
ch
[age 6 in the 22 Nov 1850
census of District 52, comprising Macon Co.,
MO];
[age 10 in the 7 Jul 1860 census of Hudson Twp., Macon, Macon Co., MO] 24.11--Mahala James,
b. in MO ca. 1852; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk.
ch.
|
22.07--Richard James, b. bef. 1795; m. 8 Dec 1813, Goochland Co., VA, to Mary G. Poor [Editor's
Note: These are very late first
marriages for Thomas and Martin. I wonder if a
generation hasn't been skipped here.] |
| Here's how Kara and
Michelle are related to each other: |
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| Kara M. D. Gwin's Line |
Relationship |
Michele L. Singer's Line |
| Leticia Reynolds
m. Mr. Dodds |
parents |
Leticia Reynolds m. William Henry Dodds |
| Georgie Dodds m. Lester Sylvester Brown |
siblings |
Sadie Dodds m. Alvin Nelson Sagaser |
| George Lester Brown m. Joanne Caroline Shaw | 1st Cousins |
Jewell Sagaser m. Billy Mac Weagant |
| Kathleen "Kathy" Louise Brown m. Gordon Alan Douglas | 2nd Cousins | Sherry Weagant m. Martin Edward Singer |
| Kara Marie Douglas m. Jeremiah "Jeremy" Scott Gwin | 3rd Cousins | Michelle L. Singer |
| 4th Cousins | ||
|
[John M. Gwin Note: If the data that Michelle has provided is correct--and we have no reason to believe that it's not--then Kara and Michelle are third cousins straight across (I suppose that makes Michelle my son's third cousin-in-law)] |
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| Res/Fam |
Name |
Sex |
DOB [est.] |
Age |
Real E$t. |
POB |
Occ. |
John M. Gwin Comments |
| 918/928 |
Alfred
James |
m |
1805 |
45 |
[BLANK] |
NC |
farmer |
|
| Ruth
James |
f |
1805 |
45 |
NC |
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| Hampton
James |
m |
1830 |
20 |
KY |
farmer |
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| Abner
James |
m |
1834 |
16 |
MO |
farmer |
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| Alfred James | m |
1836 |
14 |
MO | ||||
| Sally James | f |
1833 |
17 |
MO | ||||
| Henry James | m |
1838 |
12 |
MO | ||||
| Mary Ann James | f |
1840 |
10 |
MO | Given
that
the
parents
of
our
Mary
A. James (who was born in 1845--according to her birth
certificate--and who married William Reynolds) were A.
James and Ruth (nee Smith) James, it does, as Mike
Brown believes, stand to reason that this is indeed
she in the 1850 census. This is clearly the case now
that we see all the other siblings' names from all the
censuses |
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| Moses James | m |
1842 |
8 |
MO | ||||
| Ruth Ann James | f |
1844 |
6 |
MO | ||||
| 1018/1029 |
William
James |
m |
1828 |
22 |
KY |
miller |
This
is
Alfred
and
Ruth's
firstborn
and
his new bride. |
|
| Dellilah |
f |
1831 |
19 |
IL |
Delilah
(transcribed
by
Ancestry.com
as Deldilah) |
| Res/Fam |
Name |
Sex |
DOB [est.] |
Age |
Real E$t./ Pers. E$t. |
POB |
Occ. |
John M. Gwin Comments |
| 822/822 |
William
James |
m |
1825 |
35 |
---/100 |
KY |
farmer |
My
guess
is that this is a son of Alfred who had already married
and moved out of the house by 1850 and therefore doesn't
appear there. The fact that they are living next-door to
his parents, Alfred and and Ruth, is another huge clue.
That he, like Hampton, is b. in KY settles it for me. |
| Delilah James | f |
1830 |
30 |
IL |
dom [DOMESTIC] |
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| Mary Jane James | f |
1853 |
7 |
MO |
||||
| Michael
Tuggle? Yuggle? |
m |
1838 |
22 |
Baden |
laborer |
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| Naomi Tuggle? Yuggle? | f |
1832 |
28 |
IL |
The
only
apparent
clue
here
is
her
POB--could this, then, be a sister of Delilah? Oh,
DUH--of course!--that's why they're living in the same
house! |
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| Mary M. Tuggle? Yuggle? | f |
Oct
1859 |
10mos. |
MO |
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| 823/823 |
Alfred
James |
m |
1799 |
61 |
500/400 |
NC |
farmer |
Here
is
the
patriarch
himself.
Hey,
look
at the ages of his entire family--nobody's aligns with
the 1850 census but Hampton's! Since Mary A.'s is now
aligned with her birth certificate date, however, let's
say that the 1850 enumerator was bonkers and go with the
1860. Oh, I don't know, now! In 1870, his and Ruth's ages are listed as 65! |
| Ruth James | f |
1799 |
61 |
NC |
dom |
|||
| Abner James | m |
1838 |
22 |
---/100 |
MO | laborer |
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| Sarah E. James | f |
1840 |
20 |
MO | dom |
|||
| Alfred James | m |
1842 |
18 |
MO | ||||
| Henry James | m |
1844 |
16 |
MO | laborer |
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| Mary A. James | f |
1846 |
14 |
MO | ||||
| Moses James | m |
1848 |
12 |
MO | ||||
| Ruth James | f |
1850 |
10 |
MO | ||||
| Mahala James | f |
1852 |
8 |
MO | ||||
| 824/824 |
Hampton James | m |
1830 |
29 |
---/200 |
KY |
farmer |
|
| Emily James | f |
1833 |
27 |
KY |
dom |
|||
| Amanda E. James | f |
1854 |
6 |
MO | ||||
| Ruth J. James | f |
1858 |
2 |
MO | ||||
| Nancy E. James | f |
1859 |
1 |
MO | ||||
| Alex James | m |
1840 |
20 |
KY |
| Res/Fam |
Name |
Race/ Sex |
DOB [est.] |
Age |
Real E$t./ Pers. E$t. |
POB |
Occ. |
John M. Gwin Comments |
| 240/248 |
Thomas
James |
wm |
1838 |
32 |
450/400 |
KY |
[BLANK] |
This
Thomas
COULD
easily
fit
between
Sally
(b. 1833) and Abner (b. 1838) without having to adjust
much at all. He is born in Kentucky, however,
which is a little bit of a p;roblem, since
Albert and Ruth left there between 1830 and 1833,
according to Sally's census record, and moved to MO. |
| Clorinda James | wf |
1838 |
32 |
KY |
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| John James | wm |
1864 |
6 |
IL |
||||
| Irene James | wf |
1865 |
5 |
IL |
||||
| Asgal James | wm |
1868 |
3 |
MO |
What
an
interesting
name!
I
wonder
if
this is an accurate rendering. |
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| Albert James | wm |
May
1870 |
2mos. |
MO |
This
child's
name
is
of
great
interest,
since his grandfather (if indeed this is the right
family) is also named Albert. |
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| Res/Fam |
Name |
Race/ Sex |
DOB [est.] |
Age |
Real E$t./ Pers. E$t. |
POB |
Occ. |
John M. Gwin Comments |
| 55/55 |
Alfred James | wm |
1839 |
31 |
----/200 |
MO |
farmer |
Wow.
If
this
is
the
son
of
Alfred and Ruth, and I have no reason to believe it is
not, then in 1860 he was listed as age 18! |
| Mary E. James | wf |
1846 |
24 |
IL |
keeping house |
|||
| John Price James | wm |
1868 |
2 |
MO |
||||
| 56/56 |
Alfred James | wm |
1805 |
65 |
800/600 |
NC |
farmer |
Great--we
finally have them located in 1870! Oh, figuring out these ages will be the death of me! Look at this: Census:
Alfred's/Ruth's Ages:
Now it looks like the 1860
enumerator was messed up!1850: 45/45 1860: 61/61 1870: 65/65 |
| Rutha James | wf |
1805 |
65 |
NC |
keeping house | Ruth
A., for Pete's sake. |
||
| 77/77 |
George
H.
James |
wm |
1839 |
31 |
600/800 |
MO |
farmer |
I'm
not
sure
who
this
family
is
yet, but there are too many things in common not to list
it. |
| Catharine
James |
wf |
1801 |
69 |
NC |
keeping house |
This
is
most
likely
his
mother
(possibly
his aunt)--and she, like Albert and Ruth A.--is from NC.
Could she be a sister or sister-in-law to Albert? |
||
| 5/5 |
Chas.
James |
wm |
1814 |
56 |
800/700 |
KY |
Farmer |
Another
unknown James family from Kentucky... |
| Averilla James | wf |
1831 |
39 |
IN |
Keeping House |
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| Mary J. James | wf |
1853 |
17 |
MO |
||||
| Catherine James | wf |
1859 |
11 |
MO |
||||
| John M. James | wm |
1869 |
1 |
MO |
||||
| Res/Fam |
Name |
Relat. 2HoH |
Sex |
DOB [est.] |
Age |
Marr. Stat. |
POB |
Occ. |
John M. Gwin Comments |
| 94/96 |
Hamton James | head |
wm |
1830 |
50 |
m |
KY/NC/NC |
farmer |
This
is
our
Hampton
and
his
wife
Emily, still in Macon Co. I wonder why we
couldn't find any of these in 1870. Probably I'll have
to do a search of the whole county; then maybe we'll
find that Ancestry.com
mistranscribed the last name... |
| Emly James | wife |
wf |
1840 |
40 |
m |
KY/OH/KY |
keeping house |
Hampton's
wife
was
Emily,
but
we
don't
have her last name yet. |
|
| Ruthie J. James | daughter |
wf |
1857 |
23 |
wd. or div. |
MO/KY/KY | I
wonder if she married a cousin to be still using the
name James, or if she took her maiden name back after
her husband died. Maybe we can find out if we can find
her again in 1900. Oh, I notice in this same census
that she is deaf and dumb. Hmm. I wonder if someone
took advantage of her disability. Or maybe it was a
shotgun wedding, and he tried to get out of it,
getting the wrong end of the shotgun in the process,
and she really did end up being a widow. Speculation
aboundeth. |
||
| George James | grandson |
wm |
1879 |
1 |
s |
MO/MO/MO | |||
| 119/123 |
Evangline
James |
head |
wf |
1830 |
50 |
wd. or div. | IN/VA/OH |
keeping house |
I
have no idea who this is, but she is a James widow
living in the same township as Hampton, so we'll
include her. |
| Maggie
James |
daughter |
wf |
1870 |
10 |
s |
MO/KY/IN | |||
| Caroline
James |
daughter |
wf |
1872 |
8 |
s |
MO/KY/IN | |||
| 124/128 |
William Reynolds | head |
wm |
1844 |
36 |
m |
MO/KY/KY |
farmer |
Here
is
William
Reynolds
in
1880,
still
in the same place. |
| Mary A. Reynolds | wife |
wf |
1844 |
36 |
m |
MO/NC/NC |
keeping house |
||
| Cindy E. Reynolds | daughter | wf |
1865 |
15 |
s |
MO/MO/MO | |||
| James A. Reynolds | son | wm |
1867 |
13 |
s |
MO/MO/MO | works on farm |
||
| Letticia Reynolds | daughter | wf |
1876 |
4 |
s |
MO/MO/MO | |||
| Dolly E. Reynolds | daughter | wf |
1879 |
1 |
s |
MO/MO/MO | |||
| Ruth
A.
James |
mother-in-law |
wf |
1804 |
76 |
wd |
NC/NC/NC |
It
is
noted that she cannot read or write. |
||
| 125/129 |
Alford
James |
head |
wm |
1840 |
40 |
m |
MO/NC/NC |
Farmer |
Alfred
is
living
right
next
door
to
William and Mary. (When looking for him on Ancestry.com, you
must search for Alford, as that's what the enumerator
wrote.) |
| Mary E. James | wife |
wf |
1846 |
34 |
m |
IL/NY/VA |
keeping house |
It is noted that she cannot read or write. | |
| John James | son |
wm |
1867 |
13 |
s |
MO/MO/IL |
works farm |
This is who the 1870 census identifies as John Price James. It is noted here that he cannot write. | |
| Cynthia A. James | dau |
wf |
1875 |
5 |
s |
MO/MO/IL | Cynthia
is
the
only
child
in
a
12-year interlude between John and David, indicating
to me that there must've been some miscarriages and/or
other deaths in between. |
||
| David H. James | son |
wm |
1879 |
1 |
s |
MO/MO/IL | I
found this David in 1900 and list him and his bride in
that census in the next line below |
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| 193/194 |
D.
H. James |
head |
wm |
July 1879 |
20 |
m:1yr |
MO/MO/VA |
farm |
Here
is
David
H.
James
and
his
new (and young!) bride in the 20 Jun 1900 Census
of Lingo Twp. of Macon Co., MO. |
| Minnie
James |
wife |
wf |
July 1884 |
15 |
m:1yr ch:0/0 |
MO/MO/MO |
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| Res/Fam |
Name |
Relat 2HoH |
Race/ Sex |
DOB |
Age |
Marr. Stat./ Yrs.Md. |
Ch.Bn./ Ch.Lvg. |
POB S/F/M |
Occ. |
John M. Gwin Comments |
| 113 W. 4th/ 84/95 |
William
Reynolds |
head |
wm |
Jan 1846 |
54 |
m/36 |
MO/KY/KY |
farmer |
||
| Mary A. Reynolds | wife |
wf |
Mar 1845 |
55 |
m/36 |
8/3 |
MO/SC/KY |
I
agree with Mike Brown--this group HAS to be our Mary A.
James Reynolds, her husband (above), their son's family,
and her brother (4th below). |
||
| Rosetta Reynolds | gr-daughter |
wf |
Mar 1889 |
11 |
s |
MO/MO/MO | ||||
| Addie M. Reynolds | gr-daughter |
wf |
May 1893 |
7 |
s |
MO/MO/MO | ||||
| Lottie Reynolds | gr-daughter |
wf |
Jan 1895 |
5 |
s |
MO/MO/MO | ||||
| Hampton
James |
bro-in-law |
wm |
Sep 1830 |
69 |
wd |
---/4 |
KY/SC/KY |
none |
||
| James A. Reynolds | son |
wm |
Mar 1867 |
33 |
m/12 |
MO/MO/MO | laborer |
This
is
Mary
A.
James
Reynolds'
son
as well, of course, so the three granddaughters, above,
are likely James' and Annie's daughters (they've been
marred 12 years, and the oldest is 11--that's a pretty
good clue. Mike Brown
read this and added the following: "Incidently,
the James A. Reynolds that was already 33 yrs. old in the
1900 census, I met as a little boy, when he was in his
90's. We called him Uncle Alfred (his middle
name). And you are correct that the three girls are
his and Annie's daughter's. Addie was his care giver
when I met him. Littisha is not there with her
family in 1900 because she was up north getting married to
William H. Dodds, Jr. I believe I have their
marriage date and place at home which I will forward to
you." |
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| Annie Reynolds | dau-in-law |
wf |
May 1874 |
36 |
m/12 |
MO/MO/MO |