Elizabeth Gwin married twice, first for 48 years
to Moses Adams, and when he died, she married Wm.
Bartholomew. In 1906, the Bartholomews
were living in Washington, Washington Co., IA.
24.10--Elizabeth
Gwin,
b. ca. 1839-40 (Burrell's History Of What
Cheer Iowa V2 says 20 Apr 1845 in
Flint Hills--now Burlington, IA); d. aft. 1906; bd. unk.; m1. on 22 Nov
1850 for 48 years to Moses Adams (b. ca. 1833-34 in OH/DE/DE; however, Findagrave.com mem.
says 1834, based on age, 64, and death date; d. btw. 1885 and
1906 (Findagrave.com
memorial says 7 Jul 1898 OR 7 Aug 1898); bd. Highland
Cem., What Cheer, Keokuk Co., IA--Find A Grave
Memorial# 98923157); three known ch. by M. A.--three total;
m2. William
S. Bartholomew
(HOWCIV2
says b. 7 Mar 1832 in
Washington Co., NY; d. unk.; bd. unk.; they were living
in Washington, IA, in 1906, according
to the Orley Bush Gwin Notes sent by Sharon
Gwin Day); no ch. by
W.S.B.--three total, all by Moses Adams;
[listed as
... age 10 in 1850 census];
[listed as
Elizabeth Adams, 24, and b. IA, in the 8 May 1865 census of
Stanton P. O., Stanton Twp., Miami Co., KS, and lvg. beside
John H. and Mary Jane Gwin and R. W. and Nancy
Gwin]
[listed as Elizabeth Adams, 29, b. IA, in the 20
Jul 1870
census of Stanton, Stanton Twp., Miami Co., KS]
[listed as Elizabeth
Adams, wife, 39, IA/TN/TN, in the 16 Jun 1880
census of English River Twp, Washington Co.,
IA]
[listed as ...
age 22 in the
1856 Iowa State census
of Jackson, English River Twp., Washington Co., IA]; [listed as Luticia
Gwin, 3, and b. KS, in the 8 May 1865 census of
Stanton P. O., Stanton Twp., Miami Co., KS, and lvg. betw.
Moses and Elizabeth Adams and R. W. and Nancy Gwin]
[listed as
Moses Adams, 32, and b. OH, in the 8 May 1865 census of
Stanton P. O., Stanton Twp., Miami Co., KS, and lvg. beside
John H. and Mary Jane Gwin and R. W. and Nancy
Gwin]
[listed as Moses Adams, 36, b. OH, in the 20 Jul 1870
census of Stanton, Stanton Twp., Miami Co., KS]
[listed as Moses Adams, farmer, 46,
OH/DE/DE, in the 16 Jun 1880
census of English River Twp, Washington Co.,
IA];
[listed as ... age
54 in the 1 Jan 1885 Iowa State census
of Keokuk, English Riv. Twp., Washington Co., IA]
[listed as William S. Bartholomew, 63, b. in NY,
in the 1895
Iowa State Census of Washington Twp., Washington
Co., IA]
[listed as
William S. Bartholomew, 68 and widowed, b. Mar
1832 in NY, in the 13 Jun 1900
census of Washington Twp., Washington Co., IA]
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OBITUARY for MOSES ADAMS
Died. at the hospital for the insane
Mt. Pleasant, on Sunday, August 7, 1898, Moses
Adams, aged 64 years, 9 months, 15
days.
The deceased was an old and respected
citizen of What Cheer and was only
effected with the sad malady which
produced his death a little more than one
year. The PATRIOT will have
a biographical sketch of him for its next
issue.
The remains were brought to What Cheer and
the funeral services held at the Baptist
church to-day, Tuesday, at 1 o'clock p.
m., conducted by Elder James McCoy.
|
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH
Moses Adams was born October 22,
1833 in Ross County, Ohio, and at the age
of 22 he emigrated to Washington County,
Iowa.
On the 2nd day of November, 1850, he was
married to Elizabeth Gwinn [sic--should
be Gwin]. Of this
union three children were born, John
K. Adams of St. Louis, R. W.
Adams of Sylvania, Mo., and Mrs.
Mattie Adams Hampton of What Cheer,
Iowa.
In 1883 he moved from Washington County to
What Cheer, where he resided continuously
until his death, which occurred at the
hospital for the insane at Mt. Pleasant on
August 7, 1898.
Mr. Adams was a steady, industrious, and
honest man. He was a hard worker
until continued ill health caused the
weakening of his mental powers, and it was
found advisable to send him to the
hospital about a year ago. His
relatives have the sympathy of all in
their bereavement.
|
[Sharon Rae Gwin Day-Marts Note:
Some data on William Bartholomew are
from the handwritten notes of Orley Bush
Gwin, my
g-grandfather.];
[John M. Gwin Note:
Other are taken from the book History of
Washington County, Iowa, Vol. 2,
excerpted immediately below.]
|
William S. Bartholomew
[John M.
Gwin Notes: Following is the text of
the Bartholomew bio presented in Burrell's
History of
Washington Co., IA, as
highlighted by me:
items
highlighted in this red
AGREE with
other known historical documents;
items
highlighted and italicized in
this magenta DISAGREE
with other historical documents; while items highlighted
in black have not been seen up
til now and may or may not be true.]
Text of History
of Washington County, Vol. 2
|
John M.
Gwin Comments
|
| Nature
seems to have intended that man
shall enjoy a season of rest in
the evening of life. In
his younger years he is full of
hope, energy, and ambition, and
later his activities are guided
by the wisdom and experience
which his former years have
brought. If his labors are
well directed, he can attain the
competence that will enable him
in the evening of life to rest
from former labor. Such
has been the record of William
S. Bartholomew, now a retired
farmer of Washington, who for
twenty-two years has made his home
in this city although he did not
dispose of his farm property
consisting of three hundred and
twenty-three acres of land,
until about five years
ago. Since 1845 he has
made his home in Washington
County, Iowa. |
|
For his second wife, Mr.
Bartholomew chose Mrs.
Elizabeth Adams, the
widow of Moses
Adams and a daughter of
Richard
W. and Nancy (Wadkinks)
Gwin. She was
born April 20, 1845 in a little
town then called Flint Hills but
now Burlington, Iowa.
Her father was a native of Chester,
England, and a son of William Gwin,
who was likewise born in
Chester. Coming
to America, he spent his last
days in Tennessee.
He
at
one
time
owned
a
number
of
slaves
while
living
in
the
south,
but,
becoming
convinced
that
the
practice
of
slavery was wrong, he gave his
bondsmen
their freedom. |
Wadkinks
= Watkins
Richard W. Gwin was
born in east TN; it was
Richard's grandpa or
GREAT-grandpa who was from
Europe. Isham was b.
in VA.
William
= Isham
Isham spent his last days in
Orange Co., IN, not TN.
|
His wife bore the maiden name of
Arteberry.
|
Arteberry = Canterbury |
Their son, Richard W. Gwin, came
to America when he was
fourteen
years of age and was graduated
from the college at Nashville,
Tennessee.
Prior to his marriage he removed
to Orange
Co., Indiana, and
subsequently became a resident
of Sangamon
County, Illinois,
whence he went to Des
Moines County, Iowa,
and arrived in Washington
County in 1846.
Iowa was still under territorial
government at that time, and
many sections of the state were
entirely unsettled and
unimproved. Mr. Gwin
entered a large tract of land
upon which he resided until 1856, when
he removed to Kansas,
being a resident of that state
during the troublous times which
preceded the Civil War when the
territory was a point of contest
between the pro-slavery and
antislavery parties.
Mr. Gwin was a personal friend
of John Brown, the
noted abolitionist.
|
Richard W. Gwin was
b. in what is now the Wear
Valley, Sevier Co., TN, in
1804, to Isham and Mary
(Canterbury) Gwin.
I've not seen any
indication that he ever
left the area to attend
college anywhere.
When his parents and other
family and neighbors moved
to IN btw. 1817 and 1819,
he went with them. The
data in this bio must have
come from someone
(Elizabeth?) who did not
have a clear understanding
of her parents' history.
This paragraph's timeline
seems correct.
Whether or not Richard W.
Gwin knew John Brown is
anyone's guess. It
certainly could have been
true. I don't think
that there is any attempt
in this bio to embellish
the truth, but it is clear
that some things did tend
to get mixed up between
what actually happened and
Elizabeth's understanding
of what she heard growing
up.
|
He
married Nancy Wadkinks, a
daughter of John
Wadkinks,
who was a native of Holland
and, on coming to America,
settled in Grayson
County, Kentucky.
He
was
a
farmer
and
a
country
minister
of
the
Hardshell
Baptist
church.
His
wife
was
Anna Bronk,
who was also born in
Holland. Their daughter,
Nancy, became the wife of
Richard Gwin, and among their
children was Mrs.
Bartholomew. The father
died at Independence,
Kansas, in 1878
at the age of eighty-two years,
while the mother passed away in
1879
at the age of eighty-one
years. They were the
parents of sixteen children, of
whom the following are living:
Jane, Sarah, Eliza, John,
Elizabeth, Caroline, Richard,
Anna, Martin Van Buren, and
Walter. By her former
marriage Mrs. Bartholomew had
three children:
25.01--John
K. Adams, who
married Augusta Koogler and
died leaving two
children--Willa May Adams and
Albert W. Adams;
25.02--Richard
W. Adams, a
resident of Casper, Wyoming,
who married Frances E.
Kesler--they have one child,
Hazel Adams; and
25.03--Matta
Adams is the wife
of Grant Hampton, living near
Oskaloosa, Iowa, and they have
one daughter, Mary D. Hampton.
|
1878
= 1885 (see grave photo at
top)
Anna
Bronk = Mary Swearens
Nancy E.
Watkins' gravestone says, "Died Jul. 6,
1885, Aged 78 ys.,
3 ms., 21 ds."
|
...
|
There is more to this
bio than I have copied; if
interested, please visit
the Google Books page
|
|
25.01--John Kelsey Adams,
b. ca. 1856 in IA; [d. after
the birth of Albert W. (1881) and bef. 1900
census; bd. unk.]; m. 1879 to Augusta Virginia
Koogler (b. 29 Oct 1855
in IA/VA/VA; d. 25 Feb 1940; bd. Fairlawn
Cem., Stillwater, Payne Co., OK--Plot: Blk-D,
Lot 13--Find
A Grave Memorial# 10668701);
two ch.;
[age 4 in 14 Jul
1860
census of English River Twp., Washington Co., IA];
[listed as
J. K. Adams, 8, and b. IA, in the 8 May 1865 census
of Stanton P. O., Stanton Twp., Miami Co., KS, and lvg. beside
John H. and Mary Jane Gwin and R. W. and Nancy
Gwin]
[listed as
John K. Adams, age 13, in the 20 Jul 1870
Census of Stanton Twp., Miami Co., KS];
[listed as John K. Adams, son,
23, IA, in the 16 Jun 1880
census of English River Twp, Washington Co.,
IA];
[listed as Augusta V. Koogler, 1,
b. IA, in the 1856
Iowa State Census of English
River Twp, Washington Co., IA]
[listed
as Augusta V. Adams, widowed sister-in law,
44 and b. Oct 1855 in IA/VA/VA, w/2 of 2 ch.
lvg., in the 8 Jun 1900
census of Auburn Twp., Sumner, Nobel Co., OK
Terr., and lvg. w/her son, brother, sister,
and b-i-l]
[listed as Augusta V. Adams, 54,
widow, farming rancher, md. 30 yrs. w/2 of 2
ch. lvg, b. IA/VA/VA, in the 22 Apr 1910
census of Sabinosa, San Miguel
Co., NM Terr., and lvg. w/her bro. and son
(Albert W. Koogler and Albert W. Adams]
[listed as Augusta V. Adams, 74,
widowed mother, b. IA/VA/VA, in the 16 Apr 1930
census of Stillwater, Payne Co., OK, and
lvg. w/her dau.]
[John M. Gwin Note--bef. 21
Sep 2023: From the
1880 census of Washington Co., IA, our John K.
Adams is evidently single (no mention of Augusta
Virginia) on 16 Jun of 1880 and living with his
parents there. From the History of
Washington County, Iowa, Vol.2,
above, the person we believe is his son--Alfred
W. Adams--is born in Oct of 1881 in NM.
Further, the person we believe is his
daughter--and firstborn child--is born in 1880
in IA! Was John's and Augusta's a
"shotgun" wedding, thus allowing her to be
pregnant with Willa and him listed as single in
June? While Augusta lived in English River
with her family in 1860 and 1870, I can't find
any Kooglers living there in 1880. We're
quite certain that the rest of the data we have
on Augusta Koogler Adams is correct, especially
that she is the widow of a John Kelsey
Adams. Finding Augusta in 1880 should
answer these questions, but we've not yet been
able to find her there.
AHA. Now
we've found Augusta and her family in 1856 in
Washington Co., IA (living very near
Elizabeth's sister Mary Gwin Bear)--see
above--so we know her family was there then
and that these kids had to have grown up
together.]
26.01--Willa
May Adams, b. 1880 in
IA/IA/IA; d. 1957; bd. Fairlawn
Cem., Stillwater, Payne Co., OK--Plot: Blk-D,
Lot 13--Find
A Grave Memorial# 10810229;
[first evidence: reported in History of
Washington Co., IA, Vol. 2, (Google
Books) pp. 359-360]; m. Maurice
H. Dusch (b. ca. 1879 in
IN/IN/IN; d. unk.; bd. unk.; M. H. Dusch m2. to
Bessie unk., lvd. in [Kingfisher?], OK); div.; at
least one ch.;
[listed as Willa M.
Dusch, 30, m1. 4 yrs., b. IA/IA/IA, in the
15 Apr 1910 census of
Renfrow, Grant Co., OK]
[listed as Willa M. Dusch, 39,
b. IA/IA/IA, in the 5 Jan 1920
census of Pond Creek, Grant Co., OK, and
lvg. w/her husb., dau., and mom]
[listed as Willa M. Dusch, 50,
div., dep. clerk for Payne Co., b.
IA/IA/IA, in the 16 Apr 1930
census of Stillwater, Payne Co., OK, and
lvg. w/her mom]
[listed as Maurice H. Dusch, 30,
railroad station agent, m1. 4 yrs., b.
IN/IN/IN, in the 15 Apr 1910
census of Renfrow, Grant Co., OK]
[listed as Maurice H. Dusch, 41,
ticket agent, R. R. depot, b. IN/IN/IN, in the 5 Jan 1920
census of Pond Creek, Grant Co., OK, and
lvg. w/his wife, dau., and m-i-l]
[listed as Maurice H. Dusch, 52,
agent, R. R. depot, b. IN/IN/IN, in the 3 Apr 1930
census of Kingfisher,
27.01--Maxine
F. Dusch,
b. ca. 1907
(Jean Clarke says 19 Jul 1906) in
OK/IN/IA; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. in Pinellas Co.,
FL, to Bradford
Knapp, Jr. (b. 16
Jul 1905 in Clarion, Wright Co., IA; d. 3 Mar 1976
in Manatee Co., FL; div. 1934 in Alachua Co., FL;
bd. City
of Lubbock Cem., Lubbock, Lubbock Co.,
TX--Plot: Block 27--Find A Grave
Memorial# 7840065--"SCIENTIST
TEACHER LEARNER"); SSN:
***-**-9543; unk. ch.;
[listed
as Maxine F. Dusch, 3, b. OK/IN/IA, in
the 15 Apr 1910
census of Renfrow, Grant Co., OK]
[listed
as
Maxine
Dusch,
13,
b.
IA/IA/IA,
in
the
5 Jan 1920 census of
Pond Creek, Grant Co., OK, and lvg.
w/her parents and mat. gmother]
[listed
as
Maxine
Knapp, 23, b. in IA/IA/IA, in the 1930
census of Riverdale, Prince George's
Co., MD]
[listed
as
Bradford
Knapp, 24, b. in IA/IA/IA, in the 1930
census of Riverdale, Prince George's
Co., MD]
28.01--Maxine Knapp,
b. 10 Feb 1929 in Tacoma Park, MD/IA/IA; d. 28
Dec 1988 in Sacramento, CA; bd. unk.; SSN:
***-**-6434; m. Victor A. Lo
Forte, Jr. (b. 1925 in
Tacoma Park, MD; d. unk; bd. unk.); unk. ch.;
[listed
as Maxine Knapp, 1 y 2 m, b. in
MD/IA/IA, in the 1930
census of Riverdale, Prince George's
Co., MD]
[listed as Maxine K. Loforte and
Victor A. Loforte, in the 1972 City Directory of 6037
Green Glen Way S., Sacramento,
CA]
26.02--Albert
W. Adams, b. 17 Oct 1881 in
NM/IA/IA; d. 12 Jul 1961; bd. Fairlawn Cem.,
Stillwater, Payne Co., OK--blk. 5A, Lot 15--FAG
mem.# 10668698; m. Ora Mathis
(b. 16 Oct 1888 in MO/MO/MO; d. 14 Nov 1969; bd.
Fairlawn Cem., Stillwater, Payne Co., OK--blk. 5A,
Lot 15--FAG
mem.# 10668720); unk. ch.; first evidence:
reported in History of
Washington Co., IA, Vol. 2, (Google
Books) pp. 359-360)222
[listed as Albert W.
Adams, 18 and b. Oct 1881 in NM/IA/IA, in
the 8 Jun 1900 census
of Auburn Twp., Sumner, Nobel Co., OK
Terr., and lvg. w/his mom, uncle, aunt,
and aunt's husband]
[listed as Albert W. Adams, 28,
single, farming rancher, b. NM/IA/IA, in
the 22 Apr 1910 census
of Sabinosa, San Miguel Co., NM Terr., and
lvg. w/his mom and uncle--i.e., her bro.,
Albert W. Koogler]
[listed
as
Albert
W.
Adams,
38, farmer, b. NM/IA/IA, in the 2 Feb 1920
census of Henry Twp., Payne Co., OK, and
lvg. w/his wife and his namesake uncle]
[listed
as
Albert
W.
Adams,
49, farmer, b. NM/IA/IA, in the 17 Apr 1930
census of Autry Twp., Nobel Co., OK, and
lvg. w/his wife and 2 children]
[listed
as Albert Adams, 59, wood
carpenter, b. MO
(sic), in the (undated) 1940
census of Stillwater, Payne
Co., OK]
[listed
as
Ora
Adams,
30,
b. MO/MO/MO, in the 2 Feb 1920
census of Henry Twp., Payne Co., OK, and
lvg. w/her husb. and his namesake uncle]
[listed as Ora Adams, 41, b. MO/MO/MO, in the 17 Apr 1930
census of Autry Twp., Nobel Co., OK, and
lvg. w/her husb. and 2 children]
[listed
as Ora Adams, 46, b. MO
(sic),
in the (undated) 1940
census of Stillwater, Payne
Co., OK]
| Name: |
John Kelsey
Adams |
| Gender: |
Male |
| Birth Place: |
IA |
| Birth Year: |
1855 |
| Spouse Name: |
Augusta Virginia
Koogler |
Spouse
Birth Place: |
IA |
| Spouse Birth
Year: |
1855 |
Marriage
Year: |
1879 |
| Number Pages: |
1 |
|
| Name: |
Andrew Coogler
[Andrew Koogler] |
| Age: |
50 |
| YOB: |
abt 1810 |
| POB: |
Virginia |
Home in
1860: |
English River,
Washington Co., IA |
| PO: |
Richmond |
House-
hold: |
|
|
| Name: |
Augusta
Koogler |
| Age: |
13 |
| YOB: |
abt 1857 |
| POB: |
Iowa |
Home in
1870: |
English River, Washington,
Iowa |
| PO: |
Lexington |
House-
hold: |
|
|
| Name: |
Bradford
Knapp |
| SSN: |
265-70-9543 |
| Last Residence: |
04915 Belfast,
Waldo, Maine,
|
| Born: |
16 Jul 1905 |
| Died: |
Mar 1976 |
| State (Year) SSN issued: |
Florida (1961) |
| Name: |
Bradford
Knapp
Jr |
| Gender: |
Male |
| Spouse's
Name: |
Maxine Knapp |
| Divorce
Date: |
1934 |
| Florida
County: |
Alachua |
| Certificate
Number: |
4024 |
|
| Name: |
Maxine
Knapp |
| Gender: |
Female |
| Spouse's
Name: |
Bradford Knapp
Jr. |
| Divorce
Date: |
1934 |
| Florida
County: |
Alachua |
| Certificate
Number: |
4024 |
|
MAURICE DUSCH
I would like information about ALL
DUSCH Families. My brick wall
is: Maurice Dusch. He
and Willa Adams married
about 1905 in Pond Creek, Garfield
Co., OK. Willa Adams was born
abt. 1884, Grant, OK. They had a
daughter: Maxine Dusch, born
July 19, 1906 in Pondcreek, Grant
Co., OK. Maxine Dusch married
Bradford
Knapp, Jr., before
1929, and they had one daughter, Maxine Knapp.
She married second to a Mr.
Hochest about 1939.
|
| Name: |
Ora
Adams |
| Gender: |
Female |
| YOB |
abt 1889 |
| POB: |
Missouri |
Home in
1930: |
Autry, Noble,
Oklahoma |
| Spouse: |
Albert W Adams |
| FPOB: |
Missouri |
| MPOB: |
Missouri |
House-
hold: |
|
|
|
SS Death Index
for Paul W. Adams
| Name: |
Paul
W.
Adams |
| SSN: |
446-01-9019 |
| Last Res: |
79702 Midland,
Midland,
TX |
| Born: |
19 Oct 1922 |
| Died: |
17 Aug 2002 |
| State (Yr.)
SSN issued: |
OK (Bef.
1951) |
|
|
| Name: |
Paul
Adams |
| Age: |
17 |
| YOB: |
abt 1923 |
| POB: |
Oklahoma |
| MarStat: |
Single |
Home in
1940: |
Stillwater, Payne, Oklahoma
|
House-
hold: |
|
|
27.01--Rachel
V. Adams, b. ca.
1921 in OK; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk.
ch.
[listed as Rachel V.
Adams, 9, b. OK/NM/MO, in the 17 Apr 1930
census of Autry Twp., Nobel Co., OK]
[listed
as Rachel Adams, 19, b. OK, in the
(undated) 1940
census of Stillwater, Payne
Co., OK]
27.02--Paul
W. Adams, b. 19 Oct
1922 in OK; d. 17 Aug 2002; bd. Resthaven
Mem. Pk., Midland, Midland Co., TX-- Find
A Grave Memorial# 7821918; m. 9 May
1953 in San Angelo, TX, to Louise
M. Drueckhammer (b. 19
Feb 1922 in Priddy, TX; d. 9 Feb 2006 in
Odessa, TX; bd. Resthaven
Mem. Pk., Midland, Midland Co., TX-- Find
A Grave Memorial# 78219330); one known
ch.;
[listed as Paul W.
Adams, 7, b. OK/NM/MO, in the 17 Apr 1930
census of Autry Twp., Nobel Co., OK]
[listed
as Paul Adams, 17, b. OK, in the
(undated) 1940
census of Stillwater, Payne
Co., OK]
|
Paul
W. Adams
| Birth: |
Oct.
19,
1922
Death:
Aug.
17, 2002 |
US
AIR FORCE:
WORLD WAR II, KOREA,
VIETNAM
Family
links--Spouse: Louise
M Adams (1922 -
____)*
|
Burial:
Resthaven
Mem. Pk.,
Midland, Midland
Co., TX
|
Created
by:
Bob,
Record added: Oct
11, 2011
Find A Grave
Memorial# 7821918
|
|
Louise
Drueckhammer
Adams
Louise Adams, of Midland,
an amazing mother,
grandmother, and friend,
passed away Thursday,
February 9, 2006 in
Odessa, Texas.
She was born February 19,
1922 to August F.
Drueckhammer and Louise
Lippe Drueckhammer in
Priddy, Texas. On May 9,
1953, she married Paul W.
Adams in San Angelo,
Texas. Louise was an
active member of Midland
Lutheran Church.
She was preceded in death
by her parents, her
husband, Paul W.
Adams in
2002, two sisters, Hilda
Foreman and Frieda
Johnson, and two brothers,
Alfred and Arthur
Drueckhammer.
Louise is survived by her
daughter and son-in-law, Diana
and Scott Goodwin,
and her grandson, Zachary
Paul Goodwin,
all of Odessa, TX; brother
and sister-in-law, Walter
and Isabella Drueckhammer
of Rowena, TX; and sister,
Leona Glasgow of Spruce
Creek, PA.
The family will receive
friends at Ellis Funeral
Home, Friday, February 10,
2006 between the hours of
6:30 P.M. and 8:30 P.M.
Funeral services are
scheduled for 3:00 p.m.
Sat., Feb. 11, 2006 at
Midland Lutheran Ch.;
interment will follow at
Resthaven Mem. Pk.
Arrangements are under the
direction of Ellis Funeral
Home.
Memorials may be directed
to the Scleroderma
Foundation, (Attn:
Donations), 300 Rosewood
Dr., Ste. 105, Danvers, MA
01923.
Published in the Midland
Reporter-Telegram,
Feb. 10, 2006.
|
28.01--Diana Adams CONTRIBUTOR
FB FRIEND [PRIVATE]
m. Scott
Goodwin CONTRIBUTOR
FB FRIEND
[PRIVATE];
[John M.
Gwin Note--28 Feb 2020:
At generation 28, Diana is my fifth cousin.
Our common gggg-grandparents are Rev. Isham and
Mary Ann (Canterbury) Gwin. Zachary Paul is
sixth cousin to each of my three children:
Jeremy, Charity Pihlaja, and Sarah Johnson.
And Oaklee is seventh cousin to each of our eight
grandchildren, listed here in birth order, oldest
first: J.D., Ryan, Tate, and Zach Johnson;
Asher and Cressida Pihlaja; and Adri and Johanna
Gwin. The youngest, Johanna Gwin, is just a
couple of months older than Oaklee. (See
relationship chart at the top of this page.)]
29.01--Zachary Paul
Goodwin
facebook [PRIVATE];
m. Maile Robinson facebook
[PRIVATE];
30.01--Oaklee
Goodwin [PRIVATE];
25.02--Richard
Walter "Walter" "R. W." Adams, b.
ca. Mar 1860 in IA; d.
unk. but aft. 1910; bd. unk.; m. Frances
Ella "Ella" Kesler
(b. ca. 1860 in IA/VA/WV; d. unk. but aft.
1920; bd. unk.); divorced; at least one ch.;
[listed as
... age 4 mo. in 14 Jul 1860
census of English River Twp., Washington
Co., IA];
[listed
as R. W. Adams, 5, and b. IA, in the 8
May 1865
census of Stanton P. O., Stanton Twp.,
Miami Co., KS, and
lvg. beside John H. and Mary Jane Gwin
and R. W. and Nancy Gwin]
[listed as
Walter Adams, age 10,
in the 20 Jul 1870 Census
of Stanton, Stanton Twp., Miami Co.,
KS];
[listed as Walter Adams, son, 20,
IA/OH/IA, in the 16 Jun 1880
census of English River Twp,
Washington Co., IA];
[listed
as Richard W. Adams, age 50, keeper of a
rooming house, m. 18 yrs., b. IA/OH/MO,
in the 29 Apr 1910
census of Casper, Natrona Co., WY];
[listed
as Ella F. Adams, age 50, m2. for 18
yrs., 2 of 2 ch. lvg., b.
IA/VA/VA, in the 29 Apr 1910
census of Casper, Natrona Co., WY];
[listed
as Ella Adams, age 60, b.
IA/VA/WV, DIVORCED, in the 12
Jan 1920 census of
Casper, Natrona Co., WY];
26.01--Hazel
N. Adams,
b. ca. 1895 in IA/IA/IA; d. unk.; bd.
unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.;
reported in
History
of Washington Co., IA, Vol. 2,
(Google Books) pp. 359-360;
[listed
as Hazel N. Adams, age 15, b.
IA/IA/IA, in the 29 Apr 1910
census of Casper, Natrona Co., WY];
[listed
as Hazel Adams, bank bookkeeper, age
25, single, b.
IA/IA/IA, in the 12 Jan 1920
census of Casper, Natrona Co., WY, and
lvg. with her divorced mother, Ella
(60)];
Clearly
the Hazel Cottier in each of these three
documents (BELOW) is the same as in the
other two.
The question is, Is she the same as our
26.01--Hazel N. Adams?
The answer is, No, she is not. The maiden
name of Hazel N. Cottier is EATON, not
Adams.
See
https://www.ancestry.com/discoveryui-content/view/17223105:7602
| Name: |
Hazel
Cottier
(Hazel
N. Adams
Cottier?) |
| SSN: |
520-38-3299 |
| Last Residence: |
82240 Torrington,
Goshen, Wyoming,
|
| Born: |
1 Feb 1893 |
| Died: |
Jan 1971 |
| State (Year) SSN
issued: |
Wyoming (1953) |
|
| Name: |
Hazel N
Cottier
[Hazel N
Cother] (Hazel
N. Adams
Cottier?)
|
| Birth
Year: |
abt 1893 |
| Birthplace: |
Iowa |
Home
in 1930:
|
Yoder,
Goshen, Wyoming
|
| Spouse: |
Robert M
Cottier |
| FPOB: |
Iowa |
| MPOB: |
Illinois |
| Household
Members: |
|
|
| Name: |
Hazel
Cottier
(Hazel
N. Adams
Cottier?) |
| Age: |
46 |
| YOB: |
abt 1894 |
| Birthplace: |
Iowa |
| Home
in 1940: |
Yoder,
Goshen, Wyoming |
| Res.
in 1935: |
Same House |
House-
hold: |
|
|
|
|
25.03--Martha
"Mattie" or "Matta"
Adams, b. ca. Dec 1869 in
KS;
d. aft. 1 Jan 1885; bd. unk.; m. Grant Hampton
(b. Nov 1868 in IA/IA/IA; d. unk.;
bd. unk.); were living near Oskaloosa, IA
after 1900; at least one ch.;
[listed
as Martha Adams, age 8
mos., in the 20 Jul
1870
Census of Stanton, Stanton Twp.,
Miami Co., KS];
[listed
as ... age 16 in the
1 Jan 1885 Iowa
State Census of Keokuk, English River
Twp., Washington Co., IA];
[listed as
Mattie Adams, daughter. 10, KS/OH/IA, in the 16
Jun 1880
census of English River Twp,
Washington Co., IA];
[listed as
Mattie Hampton, age 28 and b. Oct
1871, wife of Grant, in the 13 Jun
1900
census of Washington Twp., What
Cheer Town, Keokuk Co., IA]
[listed
as Grant Hampton, switchman, age 31
and b. Nov 1868 in IA/IA/IA, in the 13
Jun 1900
census of Washington Twp., What
Cheer Town, Keokuk Co., IA]
26.01--Mary
Dorothy "Dot"
Hampton,
b. 23 Nov 1895 in IA/IA/IA; d. 13 Jun 1977
in Madison, Dane Co., WI; bd. Roselawn
Mem. Pk., Monona, Dane Co., WI-- FAG#
156787638; m. in Davenport,
Scott Co., IA on 5 Nov 1919 to Waldo Emerson Wulff
(b. 12 Aug 1893 in Cedar Co., IA; d.
17 Nov 1973 in Madison, Dane Co., WI; bd.
Roselawn Mem. Pk., Monona, Dane Co., WI-- FAG#
156787531--Inscription:
IOWA; CPL US ARMY; WORLD WAR I); at least
one ch.;
27.01--Arlene
D. Wulff, b. 23 Nov 1920
in Davenport, Scott Co., IA; d. 31 Oct
1984 in Madison, Dane Co., WI; bd.
Roselawn Mem. Pk., Monona, Dane Co.,
WI--FAG#
113267383; m. William Lester Frazier
(b. 22 May 1917 in Reedsburg, Sauk Co.,
WI; d. 19 Jun 1986 in Madison, Dane Co.,
WI; bd. Roselawn Mem. Pk., Monona, Dane
Co., WI--FAG#
113267385); at least one ch.
but perhaps four;
OBITUARY
for Arlene D.
Wulff Frazier
MADISON — Mrs.
William (Arlene D.) Frazier,
age 63, of 529 Northport Drive,
died in a Madison hospital after a
long illness on Wednesday, October
31, 1984.
The former
Arlene D. Wulff was born November
23, 1920, in Davenport, IA. and
was a Madison resident for most of
her life. She was employed as a
hostess for 13 years at the Ramada
Inn and in the food services
department at the GEF II building
for two
years.
She was married
to William Frazier in
1959. In addition to her husband,
she is survived by one daughter, Mrs.
Richard (Judi) Millard of
Madison; one sister, Mrs.
JoAnn Manette of Gretna, LA;
seven grandchildren; and two
great-grandchildren.
Funeral
services will be held on Friday,
November 2, 1984, at 1:30 p.m. at
THE ROSELAWN MEMORIAL PARK CHAPEL,
601 E. Broadway, with The Reverend
David Susan officiating. There
will be no visitation. The RYAN
FUNERAL HOME, 2418 N. Sherman
Ave., is in charge of
arrangements.
The Capital
Times, Madison, Wis., Friday, Nov. 2,
1984 — page 25
OBITUARY
for William
Lester Frazier
MADISON — William
L. Frazier, age 69,
formerly of Northport Dr.,
died on Thursday, June 19,
1986, in a Madison nursing
home following a long illness.
He was born on May 22, 1917,
in Reedsburg, Wisconsin and
had been a lifelong Madison
resident.
Mr. Frazier
was retired from Graber
Manufacturing with whom he had
worked for 15 years. He was a
Technical Sergeant, serving
with the United States Army
from 1941-1944 in the
Asiatic-Pacific Theater. He
was married to Arlene D. Wulff
who preceded him in death on
October 31, 1984.
Survivors
include three daughters, Mrs.
Billie (Bob) Pierstorff
and Mrs. Judi (Richard)
Millard both of Madison,
and Mrs. Jerry (Robert)
Brooks of Richmond,
Illinois; a son, Richard
(Donna) Wilfong of
Madison; his mother, Mrs.
Clara Frazier of Stoughton;
two brothers, Al Frazier of
Sun City, Arizona and Bliss
Frazier of Madison; 19
grandchildren; and five
great-grandchildren.
Funeral
services will be held on
Saturday, June 21, 1986, at
2:00 p.m. at ROSELAWN MEMORIAL
PARK CHAPEL, 601 E. Broadway,
with Reverend David Susan
officiating. Burial will be in
Roselawn Memorial Park. There
will be no visitation, and the
family requests that flowers
be omitted. THE RYAN FUNERAL
HOME, 2418 N. Sherman Ave., is
serving the family.
Wisconsin State
Journal, Saturday,
June 21, 1986, Sec. 4, Page
5
28.01--Judi Ann Frazier [LaReau?],
b. 27 Feb 1941;
d. 28 May 1989; bd. Roselawn Mem.
Pk., Monona, Dane Co., WI--FAG#
131717549; m. Richard T. Millard [PRIVATE]; at least seven
grch.--five sons and two
daughters--and at least two
grandchildren;
OBITUARY
MADISON — Judi
A. LaReau/Millard, age 48,
of 213 Kennedy Heights, died at
her home on Sunday, May 28,
1989. She was born on February
27, 1941 in Madison and has been
a lifelong resident. Judi was a
teacher's assistant for Dane
County Head Start for nine
years.
Survivors
include her husband Richard
T. Mlllard of Madison;
two daughters; five sons; and
eight grandchildren.
Funeral
services will be held on
Thursday, June 1, 1989 at 1:30
p.m. at the RYAN FUNERAL HOME,
2418 North Sherman Avenue. The
Reverend Frederick Hallanger
will officiate. Burial will be
in Roselawn Memorial Park.
Wisconsin
State Journal, Wednesday, May
31, 1989 — 8A
[John
M. Gwin Note--14 Sep 2023:
The
above obituary lists these two
unnamed great-grandchildren of
Arlene and William Frazier
(immediately below), which two
greats I have listed here in
generation thirty since their
parents are also unlisted in the
obit and therefore as yet unknown
by name. As we learn the
names of all these descendants,
I'll move these two to their
correct locations in the
outline. Since even this
information is now almost forty
years old, I predict that this
descendant list has already grown
at least into generation 31 if not
32 or even 33 as well.]
30.00--grandchild;
[PRIVATE];
30.00--grandchild;
[PRIVATE];
29.01--son Millard;
[PRIVATE];
29.02--son Millard;
[PRIVATE];
29.03--son Millard;
[PRIVATE];
29.04--son Millard;
[PRIVATE];
29.05--son Millard;
[PRIVATE];
29.06--daughter
Millard;
[PRIVATE];
29.07--daughter
Millard;
[PRIVATE];
27.02--JoAnn
Wulff; [PRIVATE];
m. Mr. Manette;
[PRIVATE];
|
Some Good Addenda
From: "Mike Walker"
<walk5755@bellsouth.net>
Date: December
8, 2007
To: "John Gwin"
<jmcdgwin@zianet.com>,
<JAMESTWALL@aol.com>
Subject: History
of Washington County, Iowa
This is a pretty good read, and it mentions the
Gwins and Bears that were in the county early on.
(Start on about page 294)
http://www.usgennet.org/usa/topic/historical/LightOn/1880wash_1.htm
" Between the years 1840 and 1846
there was a heavy immigration into the north part
of the county. There was probably a larger per
cent of increase in that section during that
period than in any other part of the county.
"William M. Gwin, who settled
in the vicinity of Richmond in 1843, still resides
on his original claim. He has probably lived in
the State longer than any other inhabitant of the
county, he having come to Des Moines county in
1835. Mrs.
Mary Bear, Mrs. Martha Snyder
and Mrs. Elizabeth Adams, sisters of Mr. Gwin,
are also very early settlers, they having come to
the county about the same time. Absalom Bush
settled on a claim one mile west of Richmond in
the year 1846; he says there were but three houses
in the town at that time."
Cheers!
Cousin Mike in SC
[John M. Gwin Note: Thanks, Mike! We
had next to nothing on Richard W. Gwin's
daughter Elizabeth before today!
Your e.mail gave us her married name and enabled
us to find her and her family in 1860 and other
censuses! Way to
go!
:-) And now in
2010 we found Volume 2 of this book scanned in
its entirety at GoogleBooks.com and were able to
find bios on several of Elizabeth's other
siblings!]
| From
the
1856 Iowa State Census
of Jackson, English River Twp., Washington
Co., IA |
Res/Fam
|
Name
|
Sex |
Age
|
Est DOB
fr. age
|
POB
|
Yrs.In
IA
|
Native
Voter
|
Militia
|
Occ.
|
John M. Gwin
Comments
|
33/33
|
Moses Adams
|
m
|
22
|
1834
|
OH
|
1
|
yes
|
yes
|
farmer
|
|
|
Elizabeth Adams
|
f
|
17
|
1839
|
IA
|
17
|
|
|
|
This is Richard's and Nancy's
ninthborn, the subject of this page. After
we found her (in the 1860 census) and verified
her to be the daughter of Richard and Nancy,
we found Moses and her here as well.
|
63/66
|
Andrew Koogler
|
m
|
47
|
1809
|
VA
|
1
|
|
|
|
|
|
Diana Koogler
|
f
|
39
|
1817
|
VA
|
1
|
|
|
|
|
|
Sarah E. Koogler |
f
|
17
|
1839
|
VA |
1
|
|
|
|
This oldest sister of Augusta will
marry Mr. A. Gillmore and have five children,
none of the latter surviving to 1900 where
they will live in Sumner, Auburn Twp., Nobel
Co., OK Terr. However, Augusta will be
living with them, as will her brother Albert
W. Koogler, 48 (below), and her son,
26.02--Albert W. Adams, 18, b. NM.
|
|
William H. Koogler |
m
|
15
|
1841
|
VA |
1
|
|
|
|
|
|
George L. Koogler |
m
|
13
|
1843
|
VA |
1
|
|
|
|
|
|
J. H. P. Koogler |
m
|
11
|
1845
|
VA |
1
|
|
|
|
|
|
Washington G. Koogler |
m
|
7
|
1849
|
VA |
1
|
|
|
|
|
|
Albert Koogler |
m
|
4
|
1852
|
VA |
1
|
|
|
|
|
|
Augusta V. Koogler
|
f
|
1
|
1855
|
IA
|
1
|
|
|
|
Augusta, her parents, and her six
listed siblings are living two farms over from
Gideon and
Mary Gwin Bear.
|
| From
the
14 Jul 1860
Census of English River Twp., Washington
Co., IA |
Res/Fam
|
Name
|
Sex |
Age
|
Est DOB
fr. age
|
POB
|
$Real
Prop.
|
$Pers.
Prop.
|
Occ.
|
John M. Gwin
Comments
|
613/603
|
Moses Adams
|
m
|
27
|
1833
|
OH
|
--
|
298
|
farmer
|
|
|
Elizabeth Adams |
f
|
20
|
1840
|
IA
|
|
|
|
This is Elizabeth Gwin (Mrs. Moses
Adams), the daughter of Richard W. Gwin and
Nancy E. Watkins, as confirmed by (1) the
quote from the History of Washington County, Iowa,
sent in by Cousin Mike Walker--see above,
(2) her age, (3) their place of residence, and
(4) the given names of her secondborn son.
|
|
John R. Adams |
m
|
4
|
1856
|
IA
|
|
|
|
Now we have two more males to follow
through the census maze!
|
|
Richard W. Adams |
m
|
4mo.
|
Mar 1860
|
IA
|
|
|
|
|
| From
the
6-8 May 1865
Kansas State Census of Stanton Twp., Miami
Co., KS |
Res/Fam
|
Name
|
Sex
|
Age
|
Est DOB
fr. age
|
POB
|
$Real
Prop.
|
$Pers.
Prop.
|
Occ.
|
John M. Gwin
Comments
|
44/44
|
Moses Adams
|
m
|
32
|
1834
|
OH
|
|
446
|
farmer
|
|
|
Elizabeth Adams
|
f
|
24
|
1841
|
IA
|
|
|
keeping
house
|
Here are Elizabeth and her family
living next door to her brother and in a
close-knit community with her parents and
several other siblings.
|
|
J. K. Adams |
m
|
8
|
1857
|
IA
|
|
|
|
|
|
R.W. Adams |
m
|
5
|
1860
|
IA
|
|
|
|
|
|
Nancy Drake |
f
|
8
|
1857
|
KS
|
|
|
|
We're not sure who
Nancy Drake is, but another Drake child, age 5
shows up at a neighbor's a couple of houses
further (46/46).
|
45/45
|
J. H. Gwin
|
m
|
30
|
1835
|
IL
|
1250
|
1100
|
farmer
|
This is John H. Gwin,
son of Richard and Nancy Gwin, brother of
Elizabeth.
|
|
M. J. Gwin
|
f
|
30
|
1835 |
OH
|
|
|
housekeeper
|
Mary Jane Gwin (nee Thompson) is
John's wife.
|
|
Luticia Gwin |
f
|
3
|
1862 |
KS |
|
|
|
|
|
Elzano Gwin |
f
|
2
|
1863 |
KS |
|
|
|
|
|
Rosealto Gwin |
f
|
4mo.
|
Jan 1865 |
KS |
|
|
|
|
47/47
|
R. W. Gwin |
m
|
61
|
1804 |
TN
|
3600
|
3500
|
|
These are Richard and
Nancy themselves and their
three youngest kids, all sons.
|
|
Nancy Gwin |
f
|
58
|
1807 |
KY
|
|
|
housekeeper
|
|
|
R. M. Gwin |
m
|
18
|
1847 |
IA |
|
|
farmer
|
All along we've believed this to be
Richard W.
Gwin, Jr.--surely the middle
initial M is an error.
|
|
Martin Gwin |
m
|
16
|
1849 |
IA |
|
|
|
Martin
V. Gwin
|
|
S. W. Gwin |
m
|
14
|
1851 |
IA |
|
|
|
Silas
Walton Gwin
|
39/39
|
J. H. Dunn
|
m
|
29
|
1836 |
IN
|
800
|
700
|
farmer
|
|
|
Caroline Dunn
|
f
|
21
|
1844 |
IA
|
|
|
housekeeper
|
This is Caroline
Chamberlain Gwin Dunn, daughter
of Richard and Nancy Gwin, sister of
Elizabeth. |
|
S. E. E. Dunn
|
f
|
9
|
1856 |
AR
|
|
|
|
Could this be John Dunn's daughter
by an earlier marriage?
|
34/34
|
Jahu Hagler
|
m
|
47
|
1818
|
VA
|
|
2000
|
farmer
|
This is Jehu Haigler who is buried
in Ottawa, KS
|
|
Jane Hagler
|
f
|
36
|
1829
|
IL
|
|
|
housekeeper |
This is Jane Gwin
Haigler, daughter of Richard and Nancy Gwin,
sister of Elizabeth. |
|
M. C. Hagler |
f
|
17
|
1848
|
IA
|
|
|
housekeeper |
This is Mary Catherine Haigler. |
|
N. A. Hagler |
f
|
14
|
1851
|
IA
|
|
|
|
This is Nancy Ann Haigler. |
|
W. G. Hagler |
m
|
11
|
1854
|
IA
|
|
|
|
This is William Gwin Haigler. |
|
J. C. F. T. Hagler |
m
|
10
|
1855
|
IA
|
|
|
|
This is J. Charles Foster T.
Haigler. |
|
J. E. Love
|
m
|
24
|
1841
|
MO
|
|
500
|
farmer |
|
|
R. A. Love
|
m
|
27
|
1838
|
TN
|
|
|
farmer |
|
| From
the
20 Jul 1870
Census of Stanton Twp., Miami Co., KS |
Res/Fam
|
Name
|
Race/
Sex
|
Age
|
Est DOB
fr. age
|
POB
|
$Real
Prop.
|
$Pers.
Prop.
|
Occ.
|
John M. Gwin
Comments
|
115/115
|
Moses Adams
|
wm
|
36
|
1834
|
OH
|
250
|
400
|
farmer
|
|
|
Elizabeth Adams
|
wf
|
29
|
1841
|
IA
|
|
|
keeping
house
|
|
|
John K. Adams |
wm
|
13
|
1857
|
IA
|
|
|
|
OK, this gives us John's Middle
initial as K.
|
|
Walter Adams |
wm
|
10
|
1860
|
IA
|
|
|
|
Probably this is Walton rather than
Walter and an error on the census taker's
part.
|
|
Martha Adams |
wf
|
8mo.
|
Dec 1869
|
KS
|
|
|
|
|
| From
the
16 Jun 1880
Census of English River Twp., Washington
Co., IA |
Res/Fam
|
Name
|
Race/
Sex
|
Age
|
Est DOB
fr. age
|
Relat
2HoH
|
POB
|
$Real
Prop.
|
$Pers.
Prop.
|
Occ.
|
John M. Gwin
Comments
|
115/115
|
Moses Adams
|
wm
|
46
|
1834
|
head
|
OH
|
250
|
400
|
farmer
|
How about that. Moses moved his
family to Kansas--perhaps to allow his wife to
follow her family, then moved them back to the
same town in Iowa!
|
|
Elizabeth Adams
|
wf
|
39
|
1841
|
wife
|
IA
|
|
|
keeping
house
|
|
|
John K. Adams |
wm
|
23
|
1857
|
son
|
IA
|
|
|
|
John's not yet married, still living
at home.
|
|
Walter Adams |
wm
|
20
|
1860
|
son
|
IA
|
|
|
|
Probably this is Walton rather than
Walter and an error on the census taker's
part, assuming he was named after the maternal
grandfather.
|
|
Mattie Adams |
wf
|
10
|
1860
|
daughter
|
KS
|
|
|
|
|
|
From the 1
Jan 1885
Iowa State Census of Keokuk,
English River Twp., Washington Co., IA
|
Address/
Res/Fam
|
Name
|
Race/
Sex/
MStat
|
Age
|
POB
|
Occ.
|
John M. Gwin
Comments
|
Washington
St.
109/105
|
Moses Adams
|
w/m/m
|
54
|
Ohio
|
Boarding
House
|
The Adams family seemed to be doing
well, as there were quite a few boarders
staying with them at the time.
|
|
Elizabeth Adams
|
w/f/m
|
47
|
Louisa
Co., IA
|
Boarding
House |
|
|
Mattie Adams
|
w/f/s
|
16
|
Kansas
|
keeping
house |
|
|
|
