The Family of
Andrew and Sophia Dorothea (WALTEMYER) RALSTON
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114__Andrew RALSTON
b. 25 Feb 1753, Renfrew Scotland
child of: John & ? (?) RALSTON
d. 11 Sep 1827, Bloomingdale, Jefferson Co, OH
Buried: Beech Springs Presbyterian Churchyard,
Hopedale, Harrison Co, OH Go to
Tombstones
(NOTE: In 2002, the church was no longer standing. The graveyard was
in the midst
of a strip-mining operation and access was restricted due to the use of
explosives. Of course, that didn't stop us!)
m. 19 Dec 1785, York County, PA
115__Sophia Dorothea WALTEMYER
b. 8 Apr 1766, Huntington Twp, Adams Co, PA
Baptized: 25 May 1766
child of: David and Eve Elizabeth (DAUGHERTY)
WALTEMYER
d. 23 Dec 1828, Hopedale, Harrison County, OH
Buried: Beech Springs Presbyterian Churchyard,
Hopedale, Harrison County, OH Go to
Tombstones
Other Marriages:
Children:
114.1 David RALSTON b. 2 Sep 1786,
York Springs, Adams County, PA
d. 5 May 1814, Jefferson Co, OH
114.2 Margaret RALSTON b. 28 Oct
1788 d. 7 Nov 1830
114.3 Ruth RALSTON b. c1789, York
Springs, Adams County, PA
114.4 Mary RALSTON b.
26 Aug 1790 d. 1831 (See #56/57)
114.5 Elizabeth RALSTON b. 8 Feb 1793, York Springs, Adams County, PA d. 9 Sep 1873
114.6 Jane RALSTON b. 13 Nov
1794, York Springs, Adams County, PA d. 22 Nov
1842
114.7 Andrew RALSTON Jr.
b. 7 Feb 1797 d. 18 Feb 1873
114.8 John RALSTON
b. 13 Jul 1799 d. 24 Oct 1881
114.9 Catherine RALSTON b. 29 Nov 1801, York Springs, Adams
County, PA d. 22 Feb 1826
m. 1822, York
Springs, Adams Co, PA Coulter
COX b. 1800, York Springs, Adams Co, PA
d. 1857
Buried:
Beech Springs Presbyterian Churchyard, Hopedale, Harrison County, OH
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114.10 Anna RALSTON b. 10 Jul
1804, York Springs, Adams County, PA d. 7 Nov 1829,
Jefferson Co, OH
114.11 Lewis Waltemyer RALSTON
b. 1 Jan 1807 d. 6 Sep 1884
114.12 Nancy RALSTON b. 22 Jun 1809,
York Springs, Adams County, PA d. 7 Dec 1827
Buried:
Beech Springs Presbyterian Churchyard, Hopedale, Harrison County, OH
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Source: Jefferson Co, OH Marriage Book 8, 1874-1883, by FRANCY, 1992, Pt. 2.
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ANDREW AND SOPHIA DOROTHEA (WALTEMYER) RALSTON RESEARCH RECORD
BIRTH/BAPTISM/PARENTS/CHILDREN RECORDS
Sophia was christened on 25 May 1766 at the Lower Bermudian Church, York Springs, Adams County, PA
DEATH/OBITUARY/CEMETERY RECORDS
Beech Spring Cemetery is located 3 miles south of Hopedale on Beech Road (Township Road 64). There is a boulder placed at the bottom of the upper hill of the cemetery. The bronze plaque on the boulder reads: Rev. War Soldier enlisted 13 April 1776 at Sunbury, PA in Capt. Casper WEITZEL Co Penn Rifle Regiment. Mustered out Nov. 3, 1783. Sgt. in Lt. Col. Henry MILLERs Co 20 Penn, at York, PA. Taken prisoner at Long Island, wounded at Brandywine, served at Germantown, Valley Forge, Monmouth, and Yorktown. Monument dedicated to his descendants on Aug. 18, 1934. Stone transported WALTEMYER Community, Old York Co. PA, where the eleven children of the family were born. [Note by compiler: much of this information is incorrect. The Andrew RALSTON in Casper WEITZEL's company enlisted in Sunbury and was likely a resident of Northumberland County. Lt. Col. Henry MILLER was a resident of York Co, PA and mustered a militia there which became part of the 2d Pennsylvania Regiment on the Pennsylvania Line. According to records in the National Archives, an Andrew RALSTON served in Lt. Col. Henry MILLER's company and this is likely "our" Andrew. He indeed fought (with MILLER) at the Battle of Monmouth. The RALSTON taken prisoner on Long Island was most likely from Captain PEEBLE's company from Derry Twp, Cumberland Co, PA. There are at least 3 (and potentially 5) Andrew RALTSONs from PA that served in the Revolutionary War.]
MARRIAGE/DIVORCE RECORDS
FAMILY BIBLE/RELIGION AFFILIATIONS RECORDS
EMPLOYMENT/MILITARY/ORGANIZATIONS RECORDS
Andrew RALSTON was "wounded in side of head at Brandywine in the Revolutionary War." He was a Colonel.
Andw RALSTON Appears as shown below on Capta Jno. ROBB's Return bearing the following certificate: "I do Certify that the above Men hath never Recd the Pay for said mos to my knowledge & that they are willing to Swear to their different Accot being Justly due them --John ROBB Capt" Return dated Dec 31, 1777. And2 RALSTON formerly in Capt. WEITZELs Company but now in Capt ROBB's hath received no pay for the Month of Aug 1776 being taken Prisoner in s2 month pound 2-10-0. C.W. PALLESSON Copyist. [Note: Based on this compiler's research, this is the wrong Andrew RALSTON - this is the one who enlisted in Sunbury, PA from Northumberland County]
Andrew RALSTON Appears on a List of the Mens Names who were taken Prisoners on Long Island August the 27th 1776 that have Arrears of pay Due to them with the Names of the Months Due. Revolutionary War. List dated Not dated, 17__. Novr, Decr, Jany, Febry pound 10, s, d. Remarks: Sick sent to Hospital. J.S. AUSTIN, Copyist. [This could be the correct Andrew - or not. The 2d Regiment fought on Long Island and BOTH Andrews (Henry MILLER's Company and Casper WEITZEL's Company were in the 2d Regiment - there is no way to prove this definitively based on existing records in the National Archives or the Pennsylvania Archives.]
The Andrew RALSTON Annals: The First Andrew RALSTON Reunion. Volume 1, Hopedale, OH, 15 Sep 1930. Andrew RALSTON, Revolutionary Soldier, who was born in Scotland on February 25, 1753, and who died near Bloomfield (now called Bloomingdale), Jefferson County, Ohio, on September 11, 1827, was an outstanding patriot. He served in Capt. Casper WEITZELL's Company, Col. Samuel MILES' Pennsylvania Rifle Regiment, and in Capt. John ROBB's Company of the State Regiment of Foot, which was later merged into the Second Pennsylvania, and the Thirteenth Pennsylvania, as a Private. He later served in Lieut. Col. Henry MILLER's Company of the Thirteenth Pennsylvania, as a Sergeant. He participated in the Battles of Long Island, Brandywine, Germantown, Monmouth, and in the Southern Campaign under Gen. Nathanael GREENE. He was wounded in the scalp at Brandywine and taken prisoner at Long Island. After the surrender at Yorktown, he returned to York County and there married Sophia WALTEMYER on December 19, 1785. Twelve children were born to this union in Pennsylvania prior to the migration.
The Andrew RALSTON Annals: Patriotic Number. Volume 1, Hopedale, OH, 4 Jul 1931. Because of his outstanding service in the War of the Revolution it is quite fitting that we call this number of the Annals, a Patriotic Number in honor of our ancestor. He enlisted in Capt. Casper WEITZELL's Company, of the Pennsylvania Rifle Regiment April 13, 1776 at Sunsbury, Penn'a., not far from the scene of his boyhood training, after the Indian massacre and the migration of his brother to other parts. His first active service was at the Battle of Long Island, where he was taken prisoner August 27, 1776, so that when the Declaration of Independence was signed he was in training. He soon returned to the lines, and the last record of the War Department shows that on July 1, 1784 he received his last certificates of depreciation pay, which were for services up to November 3, 1783, when he was honorably discharged. The details of his continued service throughout the more than seven years of the War will be given more fully in the history. It is a record of which we, his descendents, should be proud, and we can no better emulate that service than to render to our country in the trying times of these latter days the service it needs in maintaining those high ideals for which he fought. This and each recurring Independence Day should ever remind us of our patriotic obligations
The Andrew RALSTON Annals: Yorktown Number. Volume 1, Hopedale, OH, 1 Jan 1932. The recent sesqui-centennial celebration at Yorktown, Virginia, October 16-19, 1931, was an outstanding event, and it is such to us, because all of our historical research leads to the reasonable conclusion that our noble ancestor, Andrew RALSTON, was there in Washington's Army one hundred and fifty years ago. He was in the service from the date of his enlistment on April 13, 1776, until his honorable discharge on November 23, 1783. He was taken prisoner at Long Island; confined in the hospital at Philadelphia following this battle; wounded in the scalp at Brandywine; fought at Germantown and Monmouth; and later, was in the Southern campaign under General Greene, just previous to Yorktown. We name this number in honor of the Cornwallis surrender, which our ancestor helped to bring about.
The Andrew RALSTON Annals: The Third Annual Reunion, 1932. It was a beautiful day and a most auspicious occasion, as more than 125 of the Reunioners gathered at the home of Harry RALSTON CRABB, just off the William Penn Highway, Route 22, at Bloomingdale, Ohio, on Saturday, August 20, 1932. In this year of the great economic depression many were necessarily kept away and the attendance was the lowest of the three years, but it was none the less enthusiastic or representative, as the registrations show. President Robert H. RALSTON, of Newark, Ohio, called the meeting to order, and asked the Historian to offer prayer. The reunioners were led in their singing of "America," and "Flow Gently, Sweet Afton," by Andrew Ralston WALKINSHAW, of Greensburg, Pa., on the trombone. The fine repast spread under the apple trees at the second home is beyond description and good RALSTON chicken was much in evidence. The President addressed the reunioners in part, as follows: "It is difficult for this particular RALSTON to decide what words are appropriate to this occasion. We are all well-acquainted by this time with the stories of the triumphs, tribulations and glories of our tribe. Nothing I could say would in any way compete with the chronicle Mr. WALKINSHAW, our historian, is writing. It has occurred to me, however, that the average red-blooded American is interested in and takes pride in his ancestry chiefly because it provides him with a heritage which gives him his background and his tradition. He likes to know, for instance, that there are facts in his family history which undeniably label him a thoroughbred. Knowing full well that his family story tells of the deeds of scapegraces, like every other family story, he is reassured by the knowledge that these are more offset by the accounts of the daily virtues and achievements which the lives of the majority reveal. In the former he finds warning; in the latter, his model and inspiration. He is more thankful for than proud of the ancestry which gave him his birthright; that is, his ability to hold his head high among his associates, and the ability to achieve on his own merits. RALSTON history was being made 156 years ago when our ancestor, Andrew RALSTON took up arms in order to purchase freedom for the infant American colonies. It was made 120 years ago when he migrated from Pennsylvania and settled on the farm where we are meeting today. Again, it was being made when David Columbus RALSTON joined the ill-fated GREELY expedition to the North Pole. But history is not confined to what is spectacular. Our heritage is the result of deeds such as these plus those of less heroic proportions: the faithful execution of daily tasks, the dreams and strivings and failures of the multitude of other RALSTONs who cluster on our family tree. We know that the tree stands on a firm foundation. It is stalwart and sturdy and in full leaf. Although it stands in a forest of similar trees, its fine proportions and its rugged beauty are not common. The record which we have behind us is a challenge to our powers. RALSTONs were pioneers in a day when their conquests called for physical courage and endurance. I myself, in the short span of sixty years, have looked upon the faces of six generations of pioneering RALSTONs, or all of the generations which have been born in the United States. Pioneering blood is ours, and we can make new conquests even though the American wilderness to conquer are few and we have no empire to build." This address was followed by a report from the historian, putting some disputed points of the family history up for discussion and decision by the reuinioners. A cordial invitation was then read from George ADAIR, 86 years of age, our eldest RALSTON, to hold the next reunion at Shell Rock, Iowa, in 1933. The reunioners unanimously accepted the invitation, and set Saturday, August 19th, 1933, for the holding of the Fourth Annual Reunion at Shell Rock, Iowa.
The Andrew RALSTON
Annals: Utah Number. Volume 1, Hopedale, OH, 1 Jul 1936.
Land of the mountains high. Utah, we love thee!
Land of the sunny sky. Utah, we love thee!
Far in the glorious West; throned on the mountain's
crest;
In robes of statehood dressed; Utah, we love thee!
Land of the
Pioneers. Utah, we love thee!
Grow with the coming years. Utah, we love thee!
With wealth and peace in store; to fame and glory soar;
God-guarded evermore, Utah, we love thee!
State Song; music by Evan Stephens.
I. SCHOENBRUNN. The Sixth Annual Reunion of the
Descendants of Andrew RALSTON, Revolutionary soldier, held at Ferron,
Utah, August 17, 1935, was the biggest and best reunion yet held; biggest in
numbers and hospitality; and best in planning and execution. Our Utah
cousins have shown us a great expression of appreciation of the noble
ancestral blood that courses through their veins. The Fourth Annual
Reunion was held at Shell Rock, Iowa, in 9133, and we had a great time
there. But the majestic and beautiful mountains of Utah thrilled us
all, and as the 235 cousins, a majority of whom had never seen each other
before, drove their cars 200, 400, 600, and 800 miles out of Arizona, Idaho,
Nevada, Oklahoma and New Mexico, into Utah, and up and down its beautiful
canyons and fertile valleys, the latter made so in a large way through the
pioneering spirit and hard labor of these descendants of Andrew RALSTON,
teh whole fellowship was all the more pleasant and enjoyable. There
were in reality four Andrew RALSTON Reunions last year; first the
gathering of the Ohio RALSTON at Shoenbrunn Indian Town, near New
Philadelphia, August 3, 1935; second, the big reunion, at Ferron, Utah,
August 15, 17, 18, 1935; third, the Los Angeles Reunion, at Tujunga,
California, August 25, 1935; fourth, the Mesquite, Nevada, Reunion, August
26, 1935. Adding to these groups the folks we met along the way from
Pennsylvania to California and back, in many of whose homes we were royally
entertained, it was your historian's great privilege to meet at least 400
cousins, a great and noble company. Let us tell the story in
sequence. The reproduced historic Indian Town of Shoenbrunn, just
South of New Philadelphia, on the Tuscararawas River, was a delightful place
for the gathering of the Ohio cohorts of the RALSTON clan.
Copious rains had fallen that region for two days before, and fell rather
copiously on reunion day. They visited, ate a sumptuous meal, and held
the meeting in the ample pavilion, as the rains descended on the
outside. They voted to meet as an Ohio group at the old Andrew RALSTON
home farm at Bloomingdale, Ohio, now the home of Harry Ralston CRABB,
on Saturday, August 1, 1936. Some started home, and then the sun came
out, and the remnant visited the Indian Town and museum. In his
acceptance address, President McLAWS extended a cordial invitation to
hole the next reunion at Thatcher, Arizona, on Saturday, July 18, 1936,
which was accepted. An interesting and instructive address on
"Genealogy" illustrated by an elaborate chart, was given by Melvin
T. HARMON, Price, Utah. Then the reunioneers went to the other
end of town for the 15-animal rodeo of Osborne Henrie, Harold Sorensen,
Leland Duncan, Henrie Sorensen, Cliff Jensen. Returning to the grove
for more beef, grapes and melons, the younger members of the reunion danced
in the town auditorium during the evening to the good music of Dana Towne's
loud speaker radio, which also did good services in the grove in the
afternoon. Sunday was a fine day of visitation, after we all first
went to Sunday School and Church in the L.D.S. Chapel. in the evening,
we went to church again and heard two excellent addresses by two councilors,
with Bishop Snow presiding.
The Andrew RALSTON Annals: Boulder Number. Volume 1, 30 Jul 1934. The Big Day this year is Saturday, August 18, at Beech Spring Presbyterian Church, two miles South of Hopedale, Ohio. We held the first reunion there in 1930; the second one at Mt. Moriah Baptist Church two miles South of Bloomingdale, Ohio, and five miles East of Beech Spring, in 1931; the third one at the old homestead on the Harry Ralston CRABB farm at Bloomingdale (called Bloomfield in pioneer days) in 9132; and the fourth one at Shell Rock, Iowa, last year on George ADAIR's farm, close to the town which George Washington ADAIR and William ADAIR laid out in 1853. This year we return to Beech Spring for the special purpose of dedicating a boulder-marker at the line of the six graves in that historic churchyard. Your historian is receiving so many letters, and some of you have been rather forgetful of your fine opportunity to participate in this highly patriotic occasion that it has seemed best to publish this additional issue of the Annals so that a burdensome letter-writing might be avoided just at this busy time. In the doing of the things that are here recorded your historian has had the hearty approval and co-operation of the members of the Executive Committee. We, therefore, call it "Boulder Number", and ask you to follow the story through. WHERE WE GOT THE BOULDER. Our forbear, Sophia WALTEMYER RALSTON, heroic and pioneering wife of Andrew RALSTON, was the daughter of David WALTEMYER. Ludwig (Lewis) WALTEMYER, the pioneer, resided in the town of York, Pennsylvania, and had the distinction of guarding Hessian soldiers in Camp Security in 1777, at the age of 77. His one son, Phillip WALTEMYER, was a carpenter, and remained in York. Another son, George WALTEMYER, went into the Southern part of York County and engaged in farming and is the forbear of the two groups, one in York County and the other in central Ohio. Our forbear, a third son, David WALTEMYER, went into the South Mountain section of York County to the North, just West of York Springs, and settled in the edge of Cumberland County. This particular section became a part of Adams County in 1800. We do not know, but we assume, that Andrew RALSTON, and Sophia WALTEMYER were married possibly on the tract of land just at the edge of Cumberland County, for which David WALTEMYER took out a patent. There seem to have been but three children in David WALTEMYER's family, as he died in 1790, to wit: Sophia, Mary, who married Carson MOORE, and Lewis. Eve WALTEMYER, David's widow, lived on the property until her death at 95 years in 1825. Lewis WALTEMYER married Agness MOORE but had no issue. Lewis WALTEMYER, II, died in 1838, and the records show that his widow, Agness lived on the property until as late as 1848, and it was then assessed to Ludwig WALTEMYER heirs, and then transferred to Carson C. MOORE. By later transfers and a mortgage foreclosure during these depression days the title is now in the First National Bank at Gettysburg. A deed at Carlisle shows Lewis WALTEMYER and his wife, Agness, joining in a deed for two tracts of 584 acres and 220 acres, which was adjoining the David WALTMYER property. An old stone house and stone barn are still standing in fair state of preservation on the property. A fine new Pinchot state road of amiesite bisects the property and was opened for use on July 1, 1934. Your historian had three legal trips to Harrisburg this winter and on each occasion detoured to this old WALTMEYR property. The stone buildings contain alternately three types of stone; a greenish, granite; a white quartz; and a mottled mixture of these two. The first was selected as the type of stone to be more enduring, as the second would cleave and possibly crumble in time. The little highway bridges and orchard fences are built of these mixtures of stone, and the boulder which was transported was secured just at the edge of a 91 acre apple orchard in the apple section of Adams County. In the verification of these facts we have been greatly aided by Mr. Uriah T. GARDNER, of Uriah, penn'a., a post office called for him who is now in his 84th year. He tells how his mother was raised by the WALTEMYERs, and he will in the near future point out the old WALTEMYER graves in Ground Oak Lutheran Cemetery near Idaville, Pa. TRANSPORTING THE BOULDER. The boulder party was made up of Gene and Leonard AGOSTINO, owners of the truck, Paul R. WALKINSHAW and this writer. Going down the Lincoln Highway, over the high Pennsylvania mountains, on the afternoons of July 2, we arrived at Caledonia Furnace, West of Gettysburg, for the night. Arising at 5 A.M., we drove to Gettysburg and toured the battlefield, secured our breakfast at 6:45 in a Gettysburg restaurant, talked to Dr. William C. WALTEMYER, Gettysburg College Professor, who is a descendant of Ludwig and George WALTEMYER, and proceeded North to York Springs. There we picked up C. Donald LaRUE, a fine historical scout, who located the tract and the boulder for us originally. Proceeding three miles West to the WALTEMYER plantation. It took five of us, with bars, rollers and planks to get it to the last two heaves onto the truck. The truck was directly across the road, backed up to a bank. A new Ford V8 came along, and we promised to remove the obstruction to the highway, if they would help us heave. The seven of us then landed the boulder on the truck without difficulty, the road was cleared, and we started home at 11:30 A.M. through historic Carlisle, where President George WASHINGTON was in charge of over 9000 soldiers at the time of the Whisky Insurrection. A detour near Newport sent us through Duncannon, which took the boulder along the banks of the Susquehanna and up the blue Juniata from its mouth to the foot of the Allegheny Mountains, along Route 22. After an all-night rest we were on our way again on July 4th, stopping at the Block House in Pittsburgh, a part of old Ft. Pitt and thence on to Steubenville and Hopedale. Just at the West Virginia line, we invited William Scott RALSTON, of the Joseph RALSTON collateral family, to accompany us and he enjoyed greatly the remainder of the trip through Steubenville to Beech Spring. he promises a good attendance of the Joseph RALSTONs at the reunion. Once at Beech Spring that good friend and adopted RALSTON, J. Elmer EAGLESON, supervised the unloading. The boulder was transported in one-tenth or one-fifteenth of the time it took Andrew RALSTON and his family to make the trip to their new home by earlier means of transportation. This historically representative stone was put on end in a base of concrete on July 19th, and the bronze marker will be placed upon it soon, but in time for the reunion. It is being manufactured by Newman Brothers, Inc., of Cincinnati, Ohio, who are specialists along this line. The work of chiseling, excavating and concreting was done by Mr. R.L. JENKINS, and Mr. E.E. CHIVERS of Cadiz, Ohio, under the supervision of Mr. EAGLESON. YOUR PART. Up to the time of the transportation of the boulder, the aggregate of the Marker Fund was $63.91, which was contributed by 109 RALSTONS, ranging in age from octogenarians to the very youngest of the clan. The actual cost of transportation thus far has been $66.00, and the manufacturers have contracted for the furnishing of the plate for $40.00, F.O.B. Cincinnati. At this writing the cost of erection and materials at Beech Spring cannot be estimated, but it will be reasonable. So you see there is not a sufficient fund on hand to complete the task before the reunion. Those who have already contributed are not amenable to this appeal, but it is for those who have forgotten about Dr. Cora RALSTON's plan of one cent for every year of their age. You just didn't mean to forget it, but you did. Now is the time to send it one, and you will have the great joy of having contributed your part to the undertaking. On the morning of July 4th, as we hauled the boulder through Greensburg, Westward, the mall contained three letters containing an aggregate of $10.45, contributed by 26 RALSTONs of the Andrew RALSTON II, and the Lewis Waltemyer RALSTON families. 135 contributors have now given a total of $74.36. The marker will contain 160 words, giving the military record, and names of the others who lie beside the ancestor, the dates of their birth and death, and the legend as to the transportation and the dedication. You have the story. Perk up your RALSTON patriotic pride, and send in your contribution, so that we may dedicate the marker with the feeling of patriotic duty well performed. Any balance left over will be used towards the publication of this issue of the Annals which goes out to between 600 and 700 families.
The Andrew RALSTON Annals: Valley Forge Number. Volume 1, Hopedale, OH, 25 Dec 1936. Let us go back in memory to the days of the Revolutionary War and visualize Andrew RALSTON eating his Christmas dinner in one of the humble huts erected by the Pennsylvania troops on that memorable campground. He was wounded at Brandywine and participated in the Battle of Germantown, and while the British were feasting in Philadelphia during the winter of 1777-1778, he was carrying on his courageous part in the army of General George Washington. He may not have had all of the trimmings that went with an appropriate Christmas dinner, but he endured that hard winter, and after a period of strenuous training by Baron Von Steuben during the budding spring months, put his whole patriotic soul into the conflict from Long Island to Yorktown, and came out a victor. Wouldn't you like to have him at your fireside to tell the story today? What a fine thing it would be if in some of the attics of the land old letters might be found that would give us some of the finer touches of his patriotic life! He stayed in the army from the day of his enlistment at Sunbury, Pennsylvania, on April 13, 1776, even before the signing of the Declaration of Independence, down to the time of receiving his last pay on November 3, 1783, at York Pennsylvania. One wonders where he at his Christmas dinner in 1783. His brother, Joseph RALSTON, had taken up 400 acres in King's Creek Valley, Virginia, April 15, 1783, and likely at his Christmas dinner in his humble home there. no one lives to tell whether these two patriotic boys ever saw each other after the Indian massacre. Christmas, 1936. Now turn the pages of RALSTON history back 159 years, and visualize 500 or 600 RALSTON firesides, with happy groups about them, and well-laden tables, stacked with food prepared by the finest in all the land, the RALSTON girls of the name, and the girls who have married RALSTONs. Let Andrew RALSTON, whose blood courses through your veins, be the silent guest at your table. Let a silent plea of gratitude go up to the God of Provincial America, to the God of Revolutionary America, to the God of Constitutional America, that he lived and acted through a part of these periods, and that he implanted in you the vibrant life of true Americanism. Isn't it a thought worth while? Let the spirit of true patriotism prevail from the firesides of the John A. RALSTONs, of Quincy, Mass., the Stephen Marvin FISHERs, of Port Arthur, Texas, the Mary RALSTON CONARDs, of Los Angeles, California, the Oscar Jay NELSONs, of Puyallup, Washington, and the Calvin WALKERs, of International Falls, Minnesota, and all the way up and down, and back and forth across the continent. Let this be a Christmas in due reverence for the great American, Andrew RALSTON.
WILL/ESTATE/DEEDS/COURT RECORDS
Andrew RALSTON's will is dated 17 Feb 1827 and was probated 29 Oct 1827. Wayne Twp. Wife, Sophia; sons David (dec'd), Andrew, John, Wattemer; mentioned Mary ADAIR; daughters Elizabeth ADAMS, Margaret DAVIS, Jane JONES, Catharine, Ann, Nancy; exr. Andrew, Wattemer; wit. John KINNEY, Lewis DAY.
In 1814, Andrew RALSTON purchased 160 acres of land in Bloomfield, Jefferson County, OH
From 1813, Jefferson County, OH,
Deed Index:
RALSTON, L.W. from G.W. HENRIK
E426
RALSTON, Joseph
G85
RALSTON, L.W. from Samuel HAZLETTE
G39 (29?)
RALSTON, L.W. from John SPRINGER
I31
RALSTON, David W. from A. PATTERSON
J350
RALSTON, John from James SANKEY
K187
RALSTON, David W. to Story HAMSON
K645
RALSTON, William from Chauncey DEWEY
L120
RALSTON, Anderson from Jacob PARKINSON
M218
RALSTON, Anderson from George MICHAEL
M218
RALSTON, Anderson from Dennis MICHAEL
M322
RALSTON, John to John G. MARSHALL
N308
RALSTON, John from Isaac ALLEN
N386
RALSTON, Anderson to Dennis MICHAELS
O13
RALSTON, Lewis W. from Samuel FOREMAN
O51
RALSTON, Lewis W. from School Directors
O51
RALSTON, John to Samuel RICHEY
P718
RALSTON, John to John SLOAN
P719
RALSTON, Lewis W. to James & Mary BOSLEY
T610
RALSTON, Joseph F. to John W. GALLAGHER
U148
RALSTON, Joseph F. from James CADY
U186
RALSTON, Joseph F. from ?
U188
RALSTON, L.R. & T.W. from James BOSLEY
V277
RALSTON, Joseph F. to Peter McCURDY
V32
Will - Ann FORD #251
dated 31 Oct 1829; husband Lloyd, Father Andrew RALSTON (dec'd)
Sisters (dec'd): Catherine, Nancy RALSTON. Executor, husband.
Witnesses: John KINNEY
and William JONES. Probated 19 Apr 1830. Will abstracts
from Will Book 2, 1821-1836,
Jefferson Co, OH, D. THOMAS
Will - John RALSTON,
Volume D, p. 130. Wife, Mary RALSTON, widow
Daughter Emily m. Robert MASTERS
Grandson Henry F. COPELAND
Granddaughter Laura Bell COPELAND
Executor, William Thomas FOREMAN
Written 15 Oct 1869
Probated 27 Oct 1881
Will - Lewis Waltemyer RALSTON,
Volume D, p. 401
Daughter Mary Ellen BOSLEY
Daughter-in-law, Maria V. RALSTON
Son Lewis Baxter RALSON, executor
James BOSLEY
Written 15 Sep 1834
Probated 30 Oct 1873
CENSUS/CITY DIRECTORIES/TAX LIST RECORDS
1820 OH Census:
ROLSTON, Andrew page.
221A Jefferson City Wayne
Township
ROLSTON, Andrew Jr. page 221A
Jefferson City Wayne Township
1830 OH Census:
RALSTON, Andrew
Wayne Township
MIGRATION/CHRONOLOGY/MAP REFERENCE RECORDS
Andrew RALSTON migrated in 1814 to Bloomfield, Jefferson County, OH
INTERVIEW/ARTIFACTS RECORDS
WRITINGS/HISTORIES/NEWSPAPERS/MAGAZINE RECORDS
Revolutionary War Bounty Land
Grants records:
RALSTON, Andrew. PA Sgt. 20 Nov 1788 250 Acres
(Andrew would be 35 years old)
The Andrew RALSTON Annals Published by authority of the Andrew RALSTON Reunion to convey information to the members of the Family. Hopedale, O., September 15, 1930. The First Andrew RALSTON Reunion. Andrew RALSTON, Revolutionary Soldier, who was born in Scotland on February 25, 1753, and who died near Bloomfield (now called Bloomingdale), Jefferson County, Ohio, on September 11, 1827, was an outstanding patriot. He served in Capt. Casper WEITZELL's Company, Col. Samuel MILES' Pennsylvania Rifle Regiment, and in Capt. John ROBB's Company of the State Regiment of Foot, which was later merged into the Second Pennsylvania, and the Thirteenth Pennsylvania, as a Private. He later served in Lieut. Col. Henry MILLER's Company of the Thirteenth Pennsylvania, as a Sergeant. He participated in the Battles of Long Island, Brandywine, Germantown, Monmouth, and in the Southern Campaign under Gen. Nathanael GREENE. He was wounded in the scalp at Brandywine and taken prisoner at Long Island. After the surrender at Yorktown, he returned to York County and there married Sophia WALTEMYER on December 19, 1785. Twelve children were born to this union in Pennsylvania prior to the migration. Your appointed historian sought to preserve some of this family record in brief printed form, and in doing so, attempted to locate the graves of this early family. In company with Robert H. RALSTON, Mrs. Anna Mastin SMITH, Mrs. Elizabeth Ralston MICKEY, Mrs. Myrtle Walkinshaw SHUPE, Andrew Ralston WALKINSHW and Paul Reiner WALKINSHAW, and Mary Louise RALSTON, all descendants, he located and temporarily marked these ancestral graves in Beech Spring Presbyterian Cemetery, two miles south of Hopedale, Ohio, on May 24, 1930. On that occasion it was also decided to hold the First Annual Andrew RALSTON Reunion at Beech Spring Church on August 23, 1930. Beautiful invitations to the number of 250 were mailed out to heads of families. These were provided through the generosity of George Lincoln RALSTON, Los Angeles, California, a descendant. Thirty-six auto loads containing one hundred fifty-two RALSTONs came to this first reunion, and it was a decided success in every particular.
The Andrew RALSTON Annals. ADAIR Number. November 10, 1933. See also, #28/29, George Washington ADAIR. See also #114/115, Andrew RALSTON. We have met the ADAIRS and we were theirs. The Holding of the fourth annual reunion at Shell Rock, Iowa, was a fine family gesture, and afforded a very large group of the RALSTON clan a chance to meet each other. Henry E. RALSTON, of Tipton, Iowa, thus expresses it: "I had never met but two of my RALSTON relatives, Andrew J. RALSTON and D.C. RALSTON (Arctic pioneers), sons of Uncle Lewis WALTEMYER RALSTON, and then I was but a boy of eight years. I did not vision that there was a tree of which I was a small twig that had so many sturdy branches from the towering trunk that gave the name its real significance, until I met at the reunion you folks and learned of the others who were not there. Then it was that I became proud of the fact that I was of the RALSTON clan, and I wished that you all might be as proud of the fact as I am." Mary RALSTON was the third child of Andrew and Sophia WALTEMYER RALSTON, born in York County, Penn'a., August 26, 1790. She married William ADAIR, September 8, 1908, living first at Carlisle. They pioneered into the Shenandoah Valley, Virginia, near Staunton, where the first three children: Benjamin Franklin ADAIR, John Newton ADAIR and George Washington ADAIR were born. In a few years, we find them neighbors to the parents at Bloomfield, Ohio, whence in 1829 they pioneered into LaGrange County, Indiana. Mary ADAIR died there in 1831, and William ADAIR further pioneered out to Muscatine and Cedar Rapids, Iowa. History records that they lived where Cedar Rapids now stands, when there was but a log house there. He died in that community and is buried near Wilton Junction. Benjamin Franklin ADAIR died without issue. John Newton ADAIR remained in Ohio, settling in the Leesville community where his family became quite prominent, three of them being lawyers, and William ADAIR, serving two terms in the Ohio legislature. George Washington ADAIR went on up the Cedar and Shell Rock Rivers, and located the new town of Shell Rock in 1855, in company with his brother William Andrew ADAIR, after having built the dam and flour mill in 1853. George Washington ADAIR was a "Forty-niner" to California, but soon returned back East. The Reunion. August 18th was a beautiful day and George ADAIR's woods never looked prettier. The younger RALSTONs explored the river up and down and gathered specimens of the peculiar shell rock, and thus gathered appetites for the fine noon meal, while the older ones visited. The meal was up to the RALSTON standard, and was greatly enjoyed by all. After taking the group picture, Hon. Ada ADAIR GARNER, only woman member of the Iowa Legislature, called the meeting to order. her older brother Claude ADAIR delivered the following address of welcome: "Friends and Relatives: We of this community feel a particular pleasure in welcoming our relatives from the east, the west, the north and the south. Family pride is a virtue when it inspires virtue. When one knows that he is born of good stock, he has the right to a feeling of self-respect due to just that single fact. he may properly congratulate himself on having as forbears men and women of a wholesome sort, possessed of intelligence, industry and integrity. Whatever may be the disputes of the learned as to the extent of the influence of heredity on the human mind and character, we know for a certainty that qualities are definitely transmitted in families and that ability and merit run with the blood, just as surely as do form and features for the body, to equal, even to surpass his own person, the virtues of those from whom he derived his being. For ourselves we have reason doubly to rejoice. Our family in the past has accomplished much to make it respected and distinguished among men, and those of this generation have not been found wanting. on the contrary, our men and women of t-day in their various fields of activity are demonstrating anew those sterling qualities of our race that have made it honorable in the past. All honor to our tribe, and may we and those to follow us be worthy. May our deeds and lives add to its renown. hail to the name of RALSTON. And now, on behalf of our venerable President, who has seen years and many changes pass before him, I welcome you to the State of Iowa, where the West begins and where the tall corn grows, and to each and all who are present here to-day. i welcome you to this beautiful spot by the Shell Rock River, which from childhood I have known as home, and may you each and all have a pleasant day." The Historian responded to this admirable address of welcome and gave a sketch of RALSTON history. Forest ADAIR and Vernon GARNER sang a pretty duet: "When It's Lamplighting Time in the Valley," and the reunioners joined lustily in the Iowa corn song. At the business session the plan of Dr. Cora RALSTON, of Steubenville, Ohio, that each RALSTON send in as many pennies as they are years old for the 1934 monument fund, was unanimously approved. It was voted to hold the Fifth Annual Reunion, August 18, 1934, at Beech Spring Presbyterian Church, Hopedale, Ohio, to dedicate the monument. The Joseph RALSTONs. More and more does the historical conviction deepen that we have found the lost brother of Andrew RALSTON in the person of Joseph RALSTON, pioneer of Kings Creek Valley, Virginia. This famed RALSTON Valley is now a part of the panhandle of West Virginia, and in Three Springs Cemetery just back of Wierton, lie the remains of many of this family. In company with W.S. RALSTON, of Paris, Pennsylvania, your historian has visited the site of the old mill conducted by the pioneer. His Revolutionary record is well embalmed at Richmond, Virginia, and the land grants are well recorded. He made his settlement on Kings Creek in 1774, then enlisted in the 15th Virginia Regiment and possibly participated in the famous Dunmore's War just prior to the Revolution. Details of these records are given in the "Joseph RALSTON" chapter of the history. At this time, however, it is fitting to record the RALSTON sturdiness and cordiality of these folks, and cordially invite and anticipate a large attendance of them at the coming reunion at Beech Spring next August. A great number of them live less than 50 miles away from our home base at Bloomfield, Ohio. CHIEF YELLOW THUNDER. It was a fine historical gesture to have Chief Albert Yellow Thunder, of Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin, as a distinguished guest at the Shell Rock Reunion together with his 13-year-old son, Chadwick Yellow Thunder. The Chief is a veteran of the Spanish-American War, and had previously been in the government service for a considerable period. he is a grandson of the famous Chief Yellow Thunder, of the Winnebagoes, who died in 1974, and who travelled up and down the trail along the Shell Rock River, no doubt, in 1853, when George Washington ADAIR and William Andrew ADAIR laid out the Town of Shell Rock. For the past ten years the Chief has been lecturing before churches, high schools, the Y.M.C.A. and the Boy Scouts, and he is at present clerk of the First American Indian Baptist Church of Wisconsin Dells, Wis. The historical contrast is that as the tomahawk of a Delaware Indian almost wiped out the family of John RALSTON, our presumed ancestor, somewhere in the Lehigh or Susquehanna Valley in colonial Pennsylvania, leaving only our Andrew RALSTON, and his brother, Joseph RALSTON, of Kings Creek Valley, Virginia, to survive, Chief Yellow Thunder can now come to us some 175 years afterwards, mingle with us as a Christian gentleman, and deliver a fine address in the First Baptist Church of Shell Rock, at the religious services in connection with the reunion. The Delaware Indians were originally known as the Leni-Lanape, migrating from the Western Mississippi Valley to the Delaware and the Hudson prior to the colonization of Pennsylvania. They took the name of Delaware from the river after their migration. Following the iniquitous "Walking Purchase" perpetrated upon them, they retired to the Ohio Valley, built their towns and kept up an intermittent warfare against the settlements of Pennsylvania. It was in one of these raids that the family of John RALSTON was almost wiped out. These historical facts are more detailed in the history. We enjoyed Chief Yelow [sic] Thunder's visit greatly, and he should visit us also when we dedicate the monument. If the reunioners decide to go to Utah for the 1935 reunion, there should also be a representative there of some of the Indian tribes with whom that fine pioneering and courageous woman, Hannah HUNTSMAN DAVIS, contacted in establishing her Western home.
The Andrew RALSTON Annals. DAVIS Number. July 25, 1935. The Schoenbrunn Sub-Reunion. The Ohio RALSTONs decided that they wanted a reunionette for those who could not find it convenient to make the trip to the big reunion at Ferron and picked Saturday, August 3, 1935, as the day, and Shoenbrunn Indian Village at New Philadelphia, Ohio, as the place. This is one of the finest historical reproductions in all the land. It was built by the Christian Indians under the direction of Rev. David ZEISBERGER, of the Moravian missions, eminating from Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. It was one or more Delaware Indians that almost wiped out the family of pioneering RALSTONs somewhere in the RALSTON settlement in Northeastern Pennsylvania, leaving only Joseph RALSTON and Andrew RALSTON. The two lads became separated, and grew to manhood, the one in the Susquehanna Valley, near the Delaware Indian town of Shamokin (Sunbury), where he later enlisted in the Revolution in the Pennsylvania Rifle Regiment and the other of Kings Creek Valley in the Panhandle of Old Virginia, where he later enlisted in the 13th Virginia, when Lord Dunmore was asserting Virginia's rights to Western Pennsylvania. The Delawares wiped out the town of Schoenbrunn, just about the time the 97 Christian Indians were cruelly murdered at Gnaddenhutten, some fifteen miles away. Go to Schoenbrunn, and there recount the thrilling Indian experiences of Andrew RALSTON, and enjoy the fellowship of the Eastern group of the family. It will be a day long to be remembered.
Cincinnati, The Western Spy,
p. 111, v.1/1, 7 Nov 1812, No. 113. A list of letters left at
Steubenville P.O. include Andrew RALSTON.
Steubenville, The Western Herald, v. IX, Fri., 5 Jul 1816, NO. 26.
A meeting of the citizens of Jefferson County at Edward Todd's House in
Steubenville included Andrew RALSTON of Warren Township.
Ohio Valley Genealogies, pp. 102-103: Andrew RALSTON. b. in Adams county, Penn., 1753, of Scotch-Irish descent; his father, mother, sister, and brother were killed by Indians in Adams county, in 1761, one sister (who afterwards married and settled at Pittsburg) and himself escaping the massacre; served in the Revolutionary War; m. in Adams county, Sophia WALTERMEYER, a native of that county; Andrew removed to Jefferson county, Ohio, in 1814, where he d. 1827; had issue, among others: 1. Lewis-W., b. in Adams county, Nov. 30, 1806; settled in German township, Harrison county, about 1833, where he d. Sept. 6, 1884; m. (1st) 1828, Ann DARR, of Jefferson county; d. 1832; m. (2d) 1832, Eleanor MOORHEAD, daughter of William and Elizabeth SCOTT MOORHEAD (the former a native of Virginia, of Irish descent); (had issue by first wife: 1. ____, d. in infancy; ii. _____, d. in infancy; iii. John-N., d. aged eighteen years; had issue by second wife: iv. Andrew, d. in infancy; v. Elizabeth, d. aged twenty-five years; vi. Lewis-B., b. Feb 16, 1839; m. Jan. 8, 1861, Maria V. SANDERS, daughter of Joseph and Elizabeth OLIVER SANDERS, both of whom settled in Ohio, 1830; the former a native of England, the latter of Scotland; vii. Ruth; viii. Sophia; ix. Mary-E., m. James BOSLEY, and settled in Springfield, Ohio).
The Genealogical Record of the
Descendants of Andrew RALSTON...
...who came to America with his parents from Renfrewshire, Scotland, in the
year, 1763, and settled in York County, Pennsylvania. The record
herein followed is through the line of Andrew RALSTON 2nd., Andrew RALSTON
3rd., George Washington RALSTON, Ephraim P. RALSTON, 2nd.,
Chester F. RALSTON and George B. RALSTON. Prior to
recording the genealogical tables I believe it will be both interesting and
profitable to outline briefly the story of the origin of the name RALSTON
in Scottish history; and in the second place to give the story of the life
of Andrew RALSTON after he came to America at ten years of age; his
record in the War of the Revolution, and of his life after coming to Ohio
following the Revolution. The Story of the Origin of the Name RALSTON.
The name RALSTON originated in Renfrewshire, Scotland, in the latter
part of the 13th century and early part of the 14th century, and for the
past several centuries has been a well known name throughout Renfrewshire,
Ayrshire, Wigtonshire, as also in the shires of districts of Stirling and
Edinburgh. The name originated from lands in Renfrewshire originally
called Palphston, sometimes spelled Ralphstone and Raulphstone.
"The ancient family of RALSTON that ilk descended from one Ralph
who obtained some lands from the high steward of Scotland, which he called
after his own name, Ralphston. In course of time it was softened into RALSTON
which is the surname of the family"--an extract from the book,
"The Scottish Nation," by William ANDERSON, Vol. 3, page
321. And CRAWFORD in his "History of Renfrewshire,"
says: "Walter, the Sixth High Steward of Scotland had a son born of his
marriage to Marjory BRUCE, daughter of the Scotch hero, Robert BRUCE,
who later became King Robert I. This son, also named Robert, became
King Robert II. Upon the death of Marjorie, his first wife, Walter
married a daughter of John of Ralphston, who bore a son bearing the name of
Sir John Steward of RALSTON, who is believed to be the ancestor of
the succeeding RALSTONs of that ilk." Walter the Sixth
High Steward was born in 1292, died in 1326. From records consulted on
two trips to Scotland in the summers of 1908 and 1910, as from conversations
had in Edinburgh with two well-informed gentlemen, one having made an
exhaustive study of the history of the RALSTON family--by the name of
Gavin and William RALSTON, as also from records on file in
Washington, quotations from which I have in my files, I am led to the
conclusion widely held in Scotland that the RALSTONs through the
marriage of Walter the Sixth High Steward to a daughter of John of Ralphston,
definitely links the RALSTON lineage to the Royal House of
Stewart. It might be added that the city of Paisley, county seat of
Renfrewshire, has been a center for the RALSTON ilk. A large RALSTON
estate adjoins the city, and one of the largest public squares in the city
is named RALSTON. A Brief History of Andrew RALSTON
II. In the year 1763 Andrew RALSTON, then ten years of age,
came with his parents, brothers and sisters to America from Renfrewshire,
Scotland, and settled on land in York County, Pennsylvania. Within two
years after their arrival most of the family, including the father, mother
and several children, were scalped by the Indians. As a result of
their being able to hid from the attacking Indians, Andrew and a brother
escaped the massacre. The brothers were "bound out" to two
different families, which meant that until they became of age their labors
would pay for their keep. Tradition has it that the family to whom the
brother was "bound out" moved to the South, which turned out to
mean the brothers were never to meet again. (There is a line of RALSTONs
in the south-land and it is just possible that the brother in question was
the head from which that line has descended.)
Historical Collections of Harrison County [OH]. Harrison County Genealogies, pp. 558-559. ANDREW RALSTON. b. in Adams county, Penn., 1753, of Scotch-Irish descent; his father, mother, sister and brother were killed by Indians in Adams county, in 1761, one sister (who afterwards married and settled at Pittsburg) and himself escaping the massacre; served in the Revolutionary War; m. in Adams county, Sophia WALTERMEYER, a native of that county; Andrew removed to Jefferson county, Ohio, in 1814, where he d. 1827; had issue, among others: 1. Lewis-W., b. in Adams county, Nov. 30, 1806; settled in German township, Harrison county, about 1833, where he d. Sept. 6, 1884; m. (1st) 1828. Ann DARR of Jefferson county; d. 1832; m. (2d) 1832, Eleanor MOORHEAD, daughter of William and Elizabeth SCOTT MOORHEAD (the former a native of Virginia, of Irish descent); (had issue by first wife: i. _____, d. in infancy; ii. _____, d. in infancy; iii. John-N., d. aged eighteen years; had issue by second wife; iv. Andrew, d. in infancy; v. Elizabeth, d. aged twenty-five years; vi. Lewis-B., b. Feb. 16, 1839; m. Jan 8, 1861, Maria V. SANDERS, daughter of Joseph and Elizabeth OLIVER SANDERS, both of whom settled in Ohio, 1830; the former a native of England, the latter of Scotland; vii. Ruth; viii. Sophia; ix. Mary-E., m. James BOSLEY, and settled in Springfield, Ohio).
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114.1__David RALSTON
b. 2 Sep 1786,
York Springs, Adams County, PA
child of: Andrew & Sophia Dorothea (WALTEMYER)
RALSTON
d. 7 May 1814, Jefferson Co, OH
Buried:
Beech Springs Presbyterian Churchyard, Hopedale, Harrison County, OH
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m. 28 Aug 1810, York, York Co, PA
114.1s__Sarah WICKARD (WICKERT)
b. 16 Nov 1791, York Springs, York Co, PA
child of: Frank & ? (?) WICKART (WICKERT)
d: 16 Jun 1872, Bloomfield, Jefferson Co, OH
Buried: Deep Springs Cemetery, Carroll Co, OH
Other Marriages:
Sarah m2. 19 Mar 1818, Jefferson Co, OH
Samuel MOFFETT b.
1792, PA d. 1879, OH Buried:
Deep Springs (Big Spring) Cemetery, Carroll Co, OH
Children: Margaret MOFFETT b. 1824
d. 2 Feb 1838 Buried: Deep Springs Cemetery,
Carroll Co, OH
Samuel McKinney MOFFETT b. 1826,
Carroll Co, OH d. Rose Twp, Carroll Co, OH
Children:
114.1a John RALSTON b.
8 Jun 1811, Adams Co, PA d. 10 Jul 1882,
Poland, Clay Co, IN
114.1b Margaret RALSTON
b. 1811, PA d. 9 Feb 1861, Oxford Twp,
Coshocton/Tuscarawas Co, OH
114.1c Mary Ann RALSTON
b. 22 Apr 1813, PA
d. 3 Oct 1821, Bloomfield, Jefferson Co, OH
Buried: Beech Springs Presbyterian Churchyard, Hopedale, Harrison County,
OH
Synopsis:
U.S. Census, 1810, Adams Co, Huntington
Twp, PA
David RALSTON Male U10 - 1, Male 16-26 - 1, Female 16-26 -
1
U.S. Census, 1850, Harrison Co, OH,
German Twp
73 76 John RALLSTON 42 M W
b. PA Farmer
Sarah
33 F W b. PA
Eliza M.
10 F W b. OH
William
8 M W b. OH
Thomas
6 M W b. OH
Sarah
Jane
4 M W b. OH
James
2 M W b. OH
U.S. Census, 3 Jun 1880, New Madrid, New
Madrid Co, OH, Dwelling 10, Family #10
DUNNINGTON, J.C. W M 45
Head M-1y b. KY Father b. TN Mother
b. KY Physician
M.M. W F 34 Wife
M-1y b. OH Father b. OH Mother b. PA
Homemaker
RALSTON, Boyd M. W M 21
Bro-in-Law S b. OH Father b. OH Mother b. OH
Attorney
U.S. Census, 1 Jun 1880, Spencer, Owen
Co, IN
7 7 RALSTON, John W M
69 Head M b. PA Father b. PA
Mother b. PA Stock Dealer
Sarah W F 69 Wife
M b. OH Father b. PA Mother b. PA Keeping
House
Samuel W M 22 Son
S b. OH Father b. PA Mother b. OH
School Teacher
ATKINS, Mary
W F 17 G-Dau S
b. OH Father b. Eng Mother b. OH Boarder
U.S. Census, 29 Jan 1920, Ball Rd, Marion
Twp, IN
474 490 RALSTON, Samuel M. Head M W
62 M b. OH Father b. OH Mother b. OH
Read/Write/English Lawyer OF09
Jennie C. Wife F W
58 M b. IN Father b. IN Mother b. IN
Read/Write/English
Emmet Son
M W 28 S b. IN Father b. IN Mother b. IN
Read/Write/English Superintendent W
Julian C. Son M
W 24 S b. IN Father b. IN Mother b. IN
Read/Write/English At School
Ruth
Dau F W 20 S
b. IN Father b. IN Mother b. IN
Read/Write/English At School
BARKER, ?
Boarder M W 49 Wd b. NY Father b. NY
Mother b. NY Read/Write/English Farm Laborer
W
U.S. Census, 20 Apr 1910, Indianapolis,
Marion Co, Center Twp, IN
House #2316 120 130 RALSTON, Boyd Head
M W 50 M-27y b. OH Father b. OH Mother b. OH Read/Write/English
Real Estate AA OMH
Gertrude Wife F W 45 M-27y b. IN Father b. PA
Mother b. IN Read/Write/English 2ch/2living
Glen Son M W 18 S
b. IN Father b. OH Mother b. IN Read/Write/English At School
Bonnie Dau F W 20 S
b. IN Father b. OH Mother b. IN Read/Write/English
Steubenville, OH, American Union, 1 Sep 1852, p. 2: Horrible Accident - Further. - We are indebted to J. I. HOPKINS, of Paris, Pa., for the following further particulars of the accident that occurred at Millersburgh, Washington co, Pa: - Mr. John RALSTON proprietor of the Steam Mill near Millersburgh, was found dead and dreadfully mangled, in the wheel pit of his mill, on the evening of the 25th inst. It is supposed he ventured too near the shaft or fly wheel, while in motion, which struck him with such force as to cause his death instantly. Mr. RALSTON was a very active and worthy citizen, about 45 years of age, and leaves a family to mourn his unexpected and untimely death. - Messenger.
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114.1a__John RALSTON
b. 8 Jun 1811, Adams Co, PA
child of: David & Sarah (WICKARD)
RALSTON
d. 10 Jul 1881, Poland, Clay Co, IN
Buried: Poland Chapel Cemetery, Poland, Clay Co, IN
m1. 8 Dec 1834
114.1as__Mary Ann MEEK
b. 8 Oct 1817, Tuscarawas Co, OH
child of: Robert (1789-1878) & Esther (1792-1871)
(McCOMB) MEEK
d. 10 Mar 1875, Washington, Washington Co, IA
Buried: Woodlawn Cemetery, Washington, Washington Co,
IA
Other Marriages:
John m2. 1 Nov 1838, Tuscarawas Co, OH
Sarah Gertrude SCOTT
b. 31 Mar 1821, Adams Co, PA
child of: Alexander (1775-?) & Gertrude (KERR)
SCOTT
d. 31 Jul 1881, Poland, Clay Co, IN
Buried: Zion United Church of Christ Cemetery, Poland, Clay Co, IN
Mary Ann m2 15 Mar 1838, Tuscarawas Co, OH
John Lindsay KILGORE
b. 11 Jul 1812, Mercer Co, PA
child of: David B. (1781-1870) & Janette
(1781-1875) (COCHRAN) KILGORE
d. 3 Aug 1903, Washington, Washington Co, IA
Buried: Woodlawn Cemetery, Washington, Washington
Co, IA
Children (with Mary):
114.1a1 Martha Ann RALSTON b. 22 Oct
1837 d. 12 Feb 1842
Children (with Sarah):
114.1a2 Alexander RALSTON b. 14 Aug
1839 d. 19 Oct 1842
114.1a3 Gertrude RALSTON b. 2 Apr
1842, OH d. 15 Aug 1892
m 25 Sep 1962, Tuscarawas Co, OH William Henry
ATKINS b. c1840, England
Children: Mary H. ATKINS b. 1863, OH
(Living with John & Sarah and Samuel Moffett RALSTON in the 1880 Census)
m. ? KERR
Margaret O. ATKINS b. 9 Sep 1865, IN
d. 28 Mar 1963, Terre Haute, Vigo Co, IN
m. 8 Nov 1879, Owen Co, IN by William Edgar MARSH
b. Jul 1860 d. Jul 1936
child of: Thomas & Anna Catherine (GILLROCK) MARSH
Children: Henry MARSH b. Jun
1880, IN
Anna Gertrude MARSH b. 6 Aug 1883, Bowling
Green, Clay Co, IN d. 26 Aug 1965, Vigo
Co, IN
Buried: Highland Lawn Cemetery, Terre Haute, Vigo Co, IN (Plot:
Sec 15, Lot 42)
m1. 19 Aug 1906, Vigo Co, IN by N.G. LEAZENBY
Clifford LEMON b. 27 Jan 1877, OH
d. 13 May 1918, Clay Co, IN (TB)
Buried: Rhule Cemetery, Brazil, Clay Co, IN child of:
Christopher & Ellen (VANKUS) LEMON
Children: Walter Raymond LEMON b.
5 Sep 1907, IN d. 8 Jun 1923, Terre Haute, Vigo Co, IN
(septic peritonitis/perforated bowel)
Buried: Highland Lawn Cemetery, Terre Haute, Vigo Co, IN (Plot:
Sec 15)
m2. 15 Apr 1922, Vigo Co, IN by R.B. DEER, Minister John Herman COMPTON b. 16 Jun 1891, IN
d. 25 May 1970, Vigo Co, IN
Buried: Highland Lawn Cemetery, Terre Haute, Vigo Co, IN (Plot:
Sec 15, Lot 42)
child of: John & Izora (BRIDWELL) COMPTON
Elizabeth Mae MARSH b. 6 Feb
1884 d. 1 Nov 1963
Buried: Highland Lawn Cemetery, Terre Haute, Vigo Co, IN (Plot:
Sec 17)
m. 6 Jul 1904, Terre Haute, Vigo Co, IN by N.G. LEAZENBY
Homer MOORE b. 8 May 1878, Clay Co, IN
d. 9 Aug 1960, Vigo Co, IN Buried: Highland Lawn
Cemetery, Terre Haute, Vigo Co, IN (Plot: Sec 17)
child of: William & Mary Etta (DRYDEN) MOORE
Children: Chester Henry MOORE b. 25 Jun
1910 d. 29 Oct 1912
Buried: Highland Lawn Cemetery, Terre Haute, Vigo Co, IN (Plot: Sec
17)
Eva MARSH b. Aug 1888
m. Samuel McCLURE b. c1878
Katherine MARSH b. 19 Mar 1891, Bowling
Green, Clay Co, IN d. 1918
m. 3 Jul 1918, Vigo Co, IN by L.A. RICHMOND
Carl S. COMPTON b. 5 Feb 1892 (1893 2d marr lic),
Prairie Creek, Vigo Co, IN
child of: John & Izora (BRIDWELL) COMPTON
m2. 7 Feb 1921, Vigo Co, IN Margaret L. SMITH
b. 9 Jul 1891, Portland, Middlesex Co, CT
child of: Harvey & Anna Josephine (CROWTHER) SMITH
Mary M. MARSH b. 1907 d.
1997 Buried: Highland Lawn Cemetery, Terre
Haute, Vigo Co, IN (Plot: Sec 15)
William Albert ATKINS b. 8 Jan 1869, Owen
Co, IN d. 18 Nov 1942, Indianapolis, Marion Co, IN
Buried: Floral Park Cemetery, Indianapolis, Marion Co, IN
m. 27 Feb 1897, Clay Co, IN by Warren A. CAMPBELL, JP
Katie Ellen GILBRECK b. Dec 1871, IN
d. 1957?, Indianapolis, Marion, IN
Buried: (possible) Floral Park Cemetery, Indianapolis, Marion Co, IN (note: whoever recorded this cemetery provides a birth/death date and the
name
of the cemetery with nothing else - even when people are on the same headstone,
they aren't connected in any way. In Katie's case, they do not
include her birth date - it's marked unknown. There's no picture of the
head stone to match with type/lettering of William's. So who knows?
But
I can't find her anywhere else or any reference to her anywhere else or in any
other graveyard and it makes sense she'd be here with William so
I am going with this until I get to the cemetery to confirm or deny)
child of: (possible) Jacob (1833-1912) & Anne (1843-1928) (WALKER)
GILBRECK (this is from someone else's tree so I have no corroboration.
They used a census where an Ellen GILBRECH appears at age 8 in the 1880
census and has her birthdate approximately 1872. I know from
having her in the 1900 with William that she was b. Dec 1871. So it still
could be her - she switched from Katie to Ella to Ellen. So, again, until
I find evidence to confirm or deny, I'll go with these parents but it's flimsy.
This Katie is elusive.)
Children: Edna Ruth ATKINS b. 8
Oct 1897, Bowling Green, Clay County, IN d.
5 Nov 1950, Indianapolis, Marion, IN
Buried: Floral Park Cemetery, Indianapolis, Marion Co, IN
m. 24 Nov 1920, Marion Co, IN Lee Roy
BLOOMENSTOCK
child of: John A. & Rachel Amanda (EMICH) BLOOMENSTOCK
Children: Thelma L. BLOOMENSTOCK b. 6
Sep 1921, Indianapolis, Marion Co, IN d. 26 Jun 1997,
Danville, Hendricks Co, IN
Buried: Floral Park Cemetery, Indianapolis, Marion Co, IN
m. 14 Oct 1944, Marion Co, IN Edward Ralph BOPP
b. 25 Jul 1919, Indianapolis, Marion Co, IN
d. 14 Dec 1992, Indianapolis, Marion Co, IN Buried:
Floral Park Cemetery, Indianapolis, Marion Co, IN
child of: Ben F. & Minnie Mae (BROWN) JOHNSTON (death cert)
adopted child of: Jessie & Gertrude (?) BOPP in the 1940
census (age 2)
Children: Edward Ralph BOPP, Jr.
William Robert BLOOMENSTOCK b. 1 May 1923,
Indianapolis, Marion Co, IN d. 6 Jun 2007,
Indianapolis, Marion Co, IN
Buried: Maple Hill Cemetery, Plainfield, Hendricks Co, IN
m1. 22 Jun 1946, Marion Co, IN Ella BARTLETT
(divorced)
m2. 26 Dec 1970, Indianapolis, Marion Co, IN by Paul Nick BLOCK,
Minister Margaret Ruth NEELEY McCAULEY
b. 17 Jun 1936, Indianapolis, Marion Co, IN d. 26 Mar
1993, Plainfield, Hendricks Co, IN
Buried: Maple Hill Cemetery, Plainfield, Hendricks Co, IN
child of : J. Patton & Dora V. (SPEARS) NEELEY
Children: Linda BLOOMENSTOCK
m. ? WATSON
Aneta Rose BLOOMENSTOCK b. 25 Jan 1935,
Indianapolis, Marion Co, IN
Robert C. ATKINS b. 10 Sep 1900, IN
d. 3 Mar 1980, Brazil, Clay Co, IN
Buried: Floral Park Cemetery, Indianapolis, Marion Co, IN
Anna Gertrude ATKINS b.31 Dec 1907, Bowling Green,
Clay Co, IN
Robert Moffett ATKINS b.16 Dec 1873, IN
d. 1 Aug 1930, Terre Haute, Vigo Co, IN (Suicide; gun shot to the
head)
Buried: Poland Chapel Cemetery, Poland, Clay Co, IN (Insc:
Social Lodge No. 86, F&AM, Terre Haute, IN)
m. 7 Jul 1899, Owen Co, IN Christine CRISS
BALDWIN (divorced)
child of: Learmon & Catharine (CLARK) CRISS
114.1a4 Sarah Jane RALSTON b. 2
Apr 1842, OH
d. 1892
114.1a5 David Andrew RALSTON b. 6 Oct 1843
m.
13 Jun 1867, Clay Co, IN by John NEAL, MG Melissa
A. STAGER b.
c1845
Note: Appears in city directories for Indianapolis, Marion Co, IN from
1870-1898; however, appears in no census (1870, 1880, 1900) - Ugh!
114.1a6 Maria Melinda RALSTON b. c1846
m. J.C. DUNNINGTON, M.D. b. c1835, KY
(see 1880 census - Boyd living with
sister and brother-in-law J.C. DUNNINGTON in New Madrid, New Madrid
Co, MO - sister listed as M.M. and age 34,
making birthday c. 1846)
114.1a7 Bertha (Bathia) Malissa RALSTON b. 26 Jun 1848, Owen
Co, IN d. 12 Mar 1870, Poland, Clay Co, IN
(23y8m16d)
Buried: Poland Chapel Cemetery, Poland, Clay Co, IN (wife of John R.
FOREMAN)
m. 21 Dec 1865, Poland, Clay Co, IN John Ross FOREMAN
b. 6 Mar 1849, Newcomerstown, Tuscarawas Co, OH
d. 12 Dec 1905, Poland, Clay Co, IN
Buried: Poland Chapel Cemetery, Poland, Clay Co, IN
child of: Henry Lee
(1811-1881) & Jane (1811-1873) (COSGROVE) FOREMAN
Children: William
H. FOREMAN b. 14 May 1866,
IN d. 28 Jan 1891 Buried: Poland
Chapel Cemetery, Poland, Clay Co, IN
m. 13 Aug 1890, Clay Co, IN by George E. WINN, Minister
Mary E. JOHNSON b. Oct 1868
child of: Samuel B. & Matilda (?) JOHNSON
Children: William FOREMAN b. Jan 1891
d. 16 Dec 1946, Indianapolis, Marion Co, IN
m. Carrie LOGAN
Children: William Carl FOREMAN b. 10 Jul
1923, Clay Co, IN d. 19 Oct 1998, Terre Haute, Vigo Co,
IN
Buried: Croys Creek Cemetery, Reelsville, Putnam Co, IN
m. June STALLCUP
m2. 6 Apr 1902, Clay Co, IN Charles L. PALM
b. 16 Mar 1849, Cumberland Co, PA d. 15 Apr 1935,
Knightsville, Clay Co, IN
Buried: Wesley Chapel Cemetery, Brazil, Clay Co, IN
child of: John & Nancy (CLINK) PALM
Children: Stanley Livingston PALM b.
19 Oct 1903, IN d. 7 May 2000, Knightsville, Clay Co, IN
Buried: Cottage Hill Cemetery, Brazil, Clay Co, IN
m. Lana DUNCAN b. 28 Jun 1903, IN
d. 18 May 1986, IN Buried: Cottage Hill Cemetery,
Brazil, Clay Co, IN
child of: William Sherman (1865-1949) & Mary Magdalene (1869-1913) (SMITH)
DUNCAN
Children: Mary Ruth PALM b. 6 Feb 1926, Clay Co,
IN d. 21 Feb 2009, Brazil, Clay Co, IN
Buried: Cottage Hill Cemetery, Brazil, Clay Co, IN
m. Milton B. PHILLIPS b. 13 Apr 1922,
IN d. Oct 1976, Brazil, Clay Co, IN
Buried: Cottage Hill Cemetery, Brazil, Clay Co, IN
Inscrip: PFC US ARMY WW II
child of: Simon & Pearl (?) PHILLIPS
Stanley PALM Jr b. 9 Apr 1925, Brazil, Clay Co,
IN d. 16 Apr 1991, Brazil, Clay Co, IN
Buried: Clearview Cemetery, Brazil, Clay Co, IN
m. 5 Jun 1949, Brazil, Clay Co, IN by Basil C. GORMES, Minister
Genevieve GIBSON b. 15 Aug 1923, Vigo Co, IN
child of Edward X. & Clara (HOFFMAN) GIBSON
Robert Kenneth PALM b. 18 Sep 1926, Brazil,
Clay Co, IN
m. 18 Aug 1946, Brazil, Clay Co, IN by E.M. MUNCIES, Minister
(Div 1952) Bonnie Ruth CHATHAM
b. 23 Feb 1927, Brazil, Clay Co, IN child of:
Cliford & Grazce (FRAZIER) CHATHAM
Children: Lana Kay PALM
m2. 28 Feb 1953, Methodist Parsonage, Brazil, Clay Co, IN by Lester L.
BRISKETT, Minister
Betty Jean MOORE b. 30 Oct 1933,
Cayuga, Vermillion Co, IN
Cora Jane FOREMAN b. 18 Apr 1868,
Owen
Co, IN d. 3 Aug 1932, Poland, Clay Co, IN Buried:
Wilkinson-Nees Cemetery, Poland, Clay Co, IN
m. 17 Apr 1884, Clay Co, IN by Will F. SWITZER, Minister
Albert A. NEES b. 20 Dec 1850, Clay Co, IN
d. 1 Jan 1917, IN
Buried: Wilkinson-Nees Cemetery, Poland, Clay Co, IN
child of: Henry & Mary (WRIGHT)
NEES
Children: Alma M. NEES b. Mar 1885
Amy L NEES b. 5 Oct 1886, Clay Co, IN
m. 16 Oct 1907, Clay Co, IN by Rev. C.H. RIEDESEL
Clarence J. KORD b. 15 Jun 1884, Poland, Clay Co,
IN
child of: J.F. & Mary (SCHROER) KORD
Ralph R. NEES b. 7 Jan 1889, IN
d. 23 Sep 1899, IN Buried: Wilkinson-Nees Cemetery,
Poland, Clay Co, IN
Vere Baldwin NEES b. 16 Dec 1890, Clay Co, IN
d. 2 Mar 1978, Clay Co, IN
Buried: Zion United Church of Christ Cemetery, Poland, Clay Co, IN
m. 5 Apr 1914, Clay Co, IN by Rev. W.E. HUCHIRIADE
Ida L. SCHROER b. 11 Feb 1889, Poland, Clay Co,
IN d. 1981
Buried: Zion United Church of Christ Cemetery, Poland, Clay Co, IN
child of: Herman F. (1848-1927) & Catherine M. (1851-1945) (SCHULTZ)
SCHROER
Children: Wilbur A. NEES b. 2 Jun 1918
d. 4 Jun 1918 Buried: Zion United Church of
Christ Cemetery, Poland, Clay Co, IN
Harold N. NEES b. 11 Nov 1919
d. 14 Aug 1992 Buried: Zion United
Church of Christ Cemetery, Poland, Clay Co, IN
m. 25 Jul 1942, IN Betty L. PITTS
b. 19 Apr 1922, Montgomery Co, IN d. 8 Dec
2006, Brazil, Clay Co, IN (obituary)
Buried: Zion United Church of Christ Cemetery, Poland, Clay Co, IN
child of: Harold & Erma (HAFFNER) PITTS
Children: Carol Ann NEES b. Jan
1947, South Bend, St. Joseph Co, IN d. 9 Jan 1947, South
Bend, St. Joseph Co, IN
Buried: South Lawn Cemetery, South Bend, St. Joseph Co, IN
Warren Craig NEES b. 2 Jul 1949, South Bend, St
Joseph Co, IN d. 6 Oct 2016, Terre Haute, Vigo Co, IN
(obituary)
m. 24 Jul 1971 JoAnn HAWKINS
child of Richard "Dick" & Virginia (?) HAWKINS
Children: Kelly Jo NEES
m. Grant PERKINS
Children: Gavin PERKINS
Gage PERKINS
Kerry Ann NEES
m. Jack WOOLERY
Children: Emma WOOLERY
Kyle Allan NEES
m. Brittany ?
Children: Parker Boone NEES
Larry NEES Resided West Lafayette, IN
2006
m. Vicki ?
Clay W. NEES b. 1 Jun 1893, IN
d. 12 Apr 1918, IN Buried: Wilkinson, Nees
Cemetery, Poland, Clay Co, IN
Hugh H. NEES b. 18 Jun 1894, Poland, Clay Co, IN
d. Jan 1969 Buried: Poland Chapel Cemetery, Poland, Clay
Co, IN
m. Verna M. HOUCK b. 10 Sep 1894, Poland,
Clay Co, IN d. Apr 1986 Buried: Poland
Chapel Cemetery, Poland, Clay Co, IN
Children: Gailard Cleon NEES b. 10 Dec
1915, Poland, Clay Co, IN d. 22 Jun 2010, Elkhart, Elkhart Co,
IN
Buried: Zion United Church of Christ Cemetery, Poland, Clay Co, IN
m. 6 Aug 1939, Poland, Clay Co, IN Florence Clara AHLEMEYER
b. 6 Aug 1918, Poland, Clay Co, IN
d. 31 Jan 2011,
Elkhart, Elkhart Co, IN (obituary) Buried: Zion United Church of Christ Cemetery, Poland, Clay Co, IN
child of: Paul & Emma (SCHROER) AHLEMEYER
Children: Donna NEES
m. the Rev. William HEMMIG
Children: Christopher HEMMIG
Erin HEMMIG
m. Michael PAUL
Children: Elijah PAUL
Anna HEMMIG
Forrest A. NEES b. 1 Oct 1927, Poland, Clay
Co, IN d. 30 Jan 2017, Effingham, Effingham Co, IL
(obituary)
Buried: St. Paul Cemetery, Bible Grove, Clay Co, IL
m. 1 Jul 1950, Poland, Clay Co, IN Ruth RAAB
Children: Conni NEES
m. Jeff CASH
Children: Megan CASH
m. Chad KUTSCHER
Children: Landon KUTSCHER
Grant KUTSCHER
Annelise KUTSCHER
Michael CASH
Norma NEES
m. Charles McDONALD d. <2017
Wayne NEES
m. Roberta ?
Kenneth NEES
m. Diane ?
Pat NEES
m. Jim REBERGER
Robert NEES
m. Gloria ?
Dorothy NEES d. <2017
m. Maxwell JERRY
Marion NEES
m. Joyce ?
Lola Anna NEES b. 2 Dec 1897, Poland, Clay Co, IN
d. 21 Dec 1986, Indianapolis, Marion Co, IN
Buried: Zion United Church of Christ Cemetery, Poland, Clay Co, IN
m. 11 Feb 1917, Poland, Clay Co, IN Dennis Clifford
NEESE b. 2 Dec 1894, Clay Co, IN
d. 9 Mar 1965, IN
Buried: Zion United Church of Christ Cemetery, Poland, Clay Co, IN
Children: Infant NEESE d. 29 Oct 1917
Buried: Zion United Church of Christ Cemetery, Poland, Clay Co, IN
Herschel H. NEESE b. 17 Dec 1918
d. 5 Jan 1976 Buried: Zion United Church of Christ
Cemetery, Poland, Clay Co, IN
m. 6 Jan 1951 Wilma M. WITHROW
b. 25 May 1931, IL d. 9 Nov 1915, Tippecanoe Co,
IN
child of: Otis (1903-1958) & Iva Viola (1903-1980) (JACKSON)
WITHROW
Ray W. NEESE b. 22 Apr 1925 d.
4 Mar 2004 Buried: Oak Hill Cemetery, Lebanon, Boone Co,
IN
m. Vera L. CLINE b. 1927
d. 1984 Buried: Oak Hill Cemetery, Lebanon, Boone Co, IN
child of: Lester G. (1887-1960) & Gladys E. (1896-1987) (?)
CLINE
Donald Albert NEESE b. 15 Mar 1929, Poland, Clay
Co, IN d. 17 Jul 2008, Brazil, Clay Co, IN (obituary)
Buried: Cottage Hill Cemetery, Brazil, Clay Co, IN
m. 10 May 1951 Mary Evelyn HERBERT
b. 13 Oct 1924 d. 13 Jan 1984, Brazil, Clay Co, IN
Buried: Cottage Hill Cemetery, Brazil, Clay Co, IN
Children: Melinda NEESE d. Infancy
Chuck NEESE
m. Brenda ?
Jeanne NEESE
m. (divorced) ? BARR
Children: Dallas BARR
Garrett BARR
Teresa NEESE
m. ? STULTZ
Children: Jerod STULTZ
Evelyn Jane NEESE d. <2008
m. ? CLINE Mesa, Maricopa Co, AZ
William NEESE, IN
Floy M. NEES b. Feb 1900
m. Ray STANLEY b. c1890
Russel H. NEES b. 5 Jun 1903, Poland, Clay Co, IN
m. 30 Apr 1927, Putnam Co, IN by Elder Lawrence H. ANTHONY
Grace WISEMILLER b. 6 Feb 1909, Monroe Co, IN
child of: William & Bertha (RHUDE) WISEMILLER
Herchel A. NEES b. 22 Oct 1918, Clay Co. IN
m1. 29 Dec 1872, Clay Co, IN by P. JONES
Cornelia AHLEMEYER b. Jun 1852
d. 2 Mar 1883
Buried: Wilkinson-Nees Cemetery, Poland, Clay Co, IN
child of: John Frederick (1823-1898) & Catherine Hannah Cristina
(1831-1919) (SONNEFIELD) AHLEMEYER
Children: Orvel NEES b. 18 Dec 1874, IN
d. 25 Jul 1875 Buried: Wilkinson-Nees Cemetery, Poland,
Clay Co, IN
Infant Son NEES b.
d. 19 Jun 1875, IN Buried: Wilkinson-Nees
Cemetery, Poland, Clay Co, IN
Meda A. NEES b. 1876 d.
1969 Buried: Zion United Church of Christ
Cemetery, Poland, Clay Co, IN
m. Edward A. FRAZIER b. 1876 d.
1948 Buried: Zion United Church of Christ Cemetery,
Poland, Clay Co, IN
Lillie NEES b. 1 Jul 1879 d.
2 Oct 1879 aged 3m27d Buried: Wilkinson-Nees
Cemetery, Poland, Clay Co, IN
Carl NEES b. 5 Dec 1880, IN d.
8 Jun 1881, IN aged 6m3d Buried:
Wilkinson-Nees Cemetery, Poland, Clay Co, IN
Alzouma
B. FOREMAN b. 13 Jul 1869, Clay Co, IN
d. 8 Feb 1940, Poland, Clay Co, IN
m. 16 Aug 1888, Owen Co, IN by William M. TORR, M.G.
Everett B. SMITH b. Feb 1858
child of: Robert (1825-?) & Martha Elizabeth (1833-1913) (BEEM)
SMITH
Children: Amma Apharetta SMITH b. 29 May
1890, Poland, Clay Co, IN d. Aug 1974, Poland, Clay Co,
IN
m. 22 Dec 1912, Clay Co, IN by Charles K. REEDESEL, Clergyman
Ora Earl MACE b. 11 May 1889, Terre
Haute, Vigo Co, IN
d. 19 Apr 1940, Clay Co, IN Buried: Poland Chapel
Cemetery, Brazil, Clay Co, IN
child of: James M. & Susannah Ellen (CROMWELL) MACE
Children: Keith S. MACE b. 1913, Clay Co,
IN d. 1986 Buried: Poland Chapel
Cemetery, Brazil, Clay Co, IN
Reba N. MACE b. c1917, Clay Co, IN
Prentiss (Prentice) D. SMITH b. 26 Mar 1894,
Poland, Clay Co, IN d. 29 Oct 1943, Brazil, Clay
Co, IN
Buried: Poland Chapel Cemetery, Brazil, Clay Co, IN (421 E.
National Ave)
m. 28 Aug 1914, Putnam Co, IN by Elder L.N. ATHEY
Florence Edith McCULLOUGH b. 30 Nov 1895,
Putnam Co, IN
child of: Moses & Sarah E. (BROWN) McCULLOUGH
Children: Kenneth E. SMITH b. c1916
m2.
14 Nov 1872, Clay Co, IN Mary "Mollie" Sophronia STONE b. 5 Oct 1856,
Manhattan, Putnam Co, IN
d. 29 Aug 1919, Ft. Wayne, Allen Co,
IN Buried: Poland Chapel Cemetery, Poland, Clay Co, IN
child of: William Robinson (1817-1899) & Lucinda Ann (1823-1901) (DUCKWORTH)
STONE
Children: Ada May FOREMAN (1874-1946)
Olive Vern FOREMAN (1876-1940)
Carol Ross FOREMAN (1878-1881)
Nellie Carmen FOREMAN (1880-1926)
Ira Stone FOREMAN (1882-1883)
Mayme Lucinda FOREMAN
b. 23 Dec 1883 d. 1934
m. 7 Sep 1918, by Charles W. SHOEMAKER, Minister, Terre Haute, Vigo
Co, IN Ralph ORCUTT b.31
Aug 1875
child of: Homer & Rosey (ROE) ORCUTT
Iva Glenn FOREMAN
b. 1885, Poland, Clay Co, IN d. 1949
Buried: Prairie Grove Cemetery, Ft. Wayne, Allen Co, IN
m. 13 May 1905, Allen Co, IN George Peter EALING
b. 25 Jul 1882, Monroeville, Allen Co, IN d. 7 Oct
1964, Ft. Wayne, Allen Co, IN
Buried: Prairie Grove Cemetery, Ft. Wayne, Allen Co, IN child of: Henry & Christina (SCHLESMER) EALING
Children: Harry James EALING b. 7
Apr 1908
Still-born boy EALING b/d. 4 Jan 1910,
Monroeville, Allen Co, IN Buried: Hoffman Cemetery,
Monroeville, Allen Co, IN
George Walter EALING b.
29 Mar 1911 d. 29 Jan 1958, Ft. Wayne, Allen Co,
IN
m. 27 Nov 1929 Eva B. REYNOLDS
b. 12 Aug 1911, Lincoln Co, KY
child of: William Archie & Bessie Lavesta (LOCKRAN) REYNOLDS
Children: Glenn D. VONDEREAU b. c1949
m1. ? ? (div. Sep1988)
m2. 7 Mar 1992, Ft. Wayne, Allen Co, IN by Wayne C. BERKESCH,
Minister Sharon K. CLARK
child of: John W. & Alma M. (?) GERRARD
m1. ? ?
m2. ? CLARK (div. 2 Jan 1992)
Eva B. EALING b. c1912
Bertha Irene EALING b. 4 July 1913
Lelah Pearl EALING b. 3 Apr 1920, Ft.
Wayne, Allen Co, IN
m. 20 May 1937, Allen Co, IN by Rev. Richard Henry TROJAN
Wilson Wayne PARKER b. 20 Dec 1910, Tuscola, Douglas Co, IL
child of: Lewis I. & Ethel (MORRIS) PARKER
Grace Marie EALING b. c1925
Clifford EALING b. ? d.
28 Aug 1938 Buried: Prairie Grove Cemetery, Ft. Wayne,
Allen Co, IN
m2. Hattie ?
Infant Daughter FOREMAN (1887-1887)
Walter Ray FOREMAN
b. 11 Dec 1887 d. 1942
m. 7 Aug 1906, by Bazil BROWN, JP, Terre Haute, Vigo Co, IN
Florence Pearl NORTON b. 2 Jan 1888, Newark
Valley, Tioga Co, NY
child of: John & Maud M. (?) NORTON
Carrie Cromer FOREMAN
b. 7 Mar 1891 d. 1978
m. 18 Dec 1907, Central Presbyterian Church, Terre Haute, Vigo Co, IN Pearl Hausman WILLARD b.
17 Mar 1885, Terre Haute, Vigo Co, IN
child of: William Norman & Laura Ann (FLAVINS) WILLARD
Fern Fay FOREMAN
b. 31 Mar 1894, Manhatten, Putnam Co, IN b.
1966
m. 24 Jan 1911, by Martin BEAL, JP, Terre Haute, Vigo Co, IN
Fred Ray Atkins b. 23 Jan 1890, Lena, Parke Co, IN
child of: Jesse & Mary Anna (MATTOX) ATKINS
John Ross FOREMAN (1898-1899)
114.1a8 John Albert RALSTON (Veterinarian) b.
15 Feb 1850,
OH d. 1923, IN Buried:
Fertig Cemetery, Owen Co, IN
m1. Martha M. NEIER b. 19 Jul 1850,
IN d. 20 Oct 1911, IN Buried: Fertig
Cemetery, Owen Co, IN
Children: Cora Ellen RALSTON b. 1873, IN
d. 1960, Owen Co, IN Buried: Cunot Cemetery, Owen
Co, IN
m. John HERBERT b. 9 Aug 1878, IN
d. 8 Oct 1962, Owen Co, IN Buried: Cunot
Cemetery, Owen Co, IN
child of: Lewis Cass (1848-1903) & Mary Ann (1852-1941) (KNOLL)
HERBERT
m2. 24 Feb 1913 Amelda "Mel" A. CAIN McCLURE b. 20 Feb
1853, Spencer, Owen Co, IN d. 13 Sep 1916, Cunot, Owen
Co, IN (obituary)
Buried: New Union Cemetery, Spencer, Owen Co, IN child
of: Barnabas (1820-1896) & Mary Ann (1825-1904) (MOUNTS) CAIN
m1. 16 Jul 1881 Wilson McCLURE b. 29 Dec 1854
d. 7 Feb 1905 Buried: New Union Cemetery,
Spencer, Owen Co, IN
child of: Andrew Roscoe (1812-1881) & Sarah W. (1820-1896) (WILSON)
McCLURE
114.1a9 Samuel Moffett RALSTON
(1870 Census) b. 1 Dec 1857, New Cumberland, Tuscarawas Co, OH
d. 14 Oct 1925, Lebanon, Boone Co, OH
Buried:
Oak Hill Cemetery, Lebanon, Boone Co, IN (Plot: Sec 34 South)
m1. 26 Dec 1881, Fayette Co, IN by C.M. ROBERTSON, M.G.
Mary J. BACKOUS
m2.
30 Dec 1889, Hendricks Co, IN Jennie
CRAVEN b. 1861
d. 1954
Buried: Oak Hill Cemetery, Lebanon, Boone Co, IN
(Plot: Sec 34 South)
child of: William Reese (1839-1916) & Sarah Ruth (1837-1897) (BRAY)
CRAVEN
Children: Emmet
Grattan RALSTON b. 1890
d. 1939
Buried: Oak Hill Cemetery, Lebanon, Boone Co, IN (Plot:
Sec 34 South)
Julian C. RALSTON b. 1895
d. 1935 Buried: Oak Hill Cemetery, Lebanon, Boone
Co, IN (Plot: Sec 34 South)
m. Katherine BUBEL b. 2 Jan 1895,
Logansport, Cass Co, IN d. 4 May 1967, Miami,
Miami-Dade Co, FL
Buried: Mt. Hope Cemetery, Logansport, Cass Co, IN
child of: George (1862-1922) & Eva (1865-1955) (SOMMERS) BUBEL
Ruth I. RALSTON b. 1899
d. 1979 Buried: Oak Hill Cemetery, Lebanon, Boone
Co, IN
(Plot: Sec 34 South)
m.
25 Jul 1923, Marion Co, IN William Stewart LaRUE
b. 1901 d. 1980
Buried:
Oak Hill Cemetery, Lebanon, Boone Co, IN
(Plot: Sec 34 South)
child of: William H. (1868-1903) & Nettie G. (1872-1962) (STEWART)
LaRUE
Children: Jane Ralston LaRUE b.
23 May 1931, Indianapolis, Marion Co, IN
Irma J. LaRUE b. c1937
Katherine E. LaRUE b. 1940, Indianapolis,
Marion Co, IN
114.1a10 Boyd Mercer Kerr RALSTON
b. 6 Apr 1860, OH
d. 21 Jul 1944, Grant Co, IN
Buried: Crown
Hill Cemetery, Indianapolis, Marion Co, IN
(Plot: Sec 51, Lot 356)
Obituary: Marion Leader Tribune
(Living with Maria Melinda and J.C. DUNNINGTON in MO in the 1880
Census)
m1.
1883 Nancy Gertrude
McCLARREN b. 3 May 1864, Worthington Co, IN
d. 20 Oct 1915, Indianapolis, Marion Co, IN
child of: William R. (1833-1922) & Elizabeth Jane (1837-1922) (DYER)
McCLARREN
Children: Bonnie
Gertrude RALSTON b. 17 Sep 1889
d. 3 Sep 1986
Buried: Crown Hill Cemetery, Indianapolis, Marion Co, IN (Plot:
Sec 51, Lot 356)
m1. 15 Aug 1910, Indianapolis, Marion Co, IN
Charles Alfred BARTH b. 11 Aug 1888
d. 2 Sep 1943, Indianapolis, Marion Co, IN
Buried: Crown Hill Cemetery, Indianapolis, Marion Co, IN (Plot: Sec
51, Lot 356)
Children: Jacob Sebastian BARTH
Jessie BARTH
m. ? REED
m2. 15 Mar 1953, Marion Co, IN Charles
IRVIN
Glenn Boyd RALSTON
b. 29 Nov 1892, IN
d. Oct 1942 (Obituary: Marion Leader Tribune,
22 Oct 1942)
Buried: Crown Hill Cemetery, Indianapolis, Marion Co, IN
(Plot: Sec 51, Lot 356)
m. Gail C. LONG
b. 1894
Children: Nancy Caroline RALSTON b. 2
Jun 1931, Indianapolis, Marion Co, IN
Glenn Boyd RALSTON Jr. b. 30 Jun 1936,
Indianapolis, Marion Co, IN
m2. 5 May 1932, Indianapolis, Marion Co,
IN Mrs. Carrie A. HEIDER
Children: (Mary & John)
114.1a11 Robert KILGORE b. c1839, OH
114.1a12 David KILGORE b. c1841,
OH
114.1a13 Joseph KILGORE b. 7 Jan
1843, Tuscarawas Co, OH d. 4 Apr 1895, Washington,
Washington Co, IA
Buried: Woodlawn Cemetery, Washington, Washington Co, IA
m1. Alice Amanda WILSON b. 13 May
1848, Des Moines Co, IA d. 14 Dec 1874, Washington,
Washington Co, IA
Buried: Woodlawn Cemetery, Washington, Washington Co, IA
child of John Carey (1819-1900) & Ann Eliza (1826-1891) (MAHAN)
WILSON
Children: Annie C. KILGORE b. ?
d. 31 Jan 1894, Clinton Co, OH Buried: Sugar Grove
Cemetery, Wilmington, Clinton Co, OH (Plot 6, Lot 312)
m. Joseph Burgess CONKLIN b. 11 Apr 1867,
Lumberton, Clinton Co, OH d. 22 Oct 1950, Clinton Co, OH
Buried: Sugar Grove Cemetery, Wilmington, Clinton Co, OH (Plot 6, Lot 312)
child of: David Faulkner (1839-1926) & Mary Jane (1843-1906) (SEVILLE)
CONKLIN
m2. Mary Elizabeth HAINES b. 11 Jul 1871
d. 18 Feb 1943 Buried: Sugar Grove Cemetery, Wilmington,
Clinton Co, OH
child of: Asaph (1841-1925) & Sarah Catherine (1844-1929) (KEITER)
HAINES
Children: Thomas Harold CONLKLIN b. 17 Dec
1905 d. 16 Apr 1992 Buried:
Stigler Cemetery, Stigler, Haskell Co, OK
m. Avo Earl DAVIS b. 2 May 1909, Checotah,
McIntosh Co, OK d. 23 Sep 2003, Stigler, Haskell Co, OK
Buried: Stigler Cemetery, Stigler, Haskell Co, OK
child of: Robert Lee (1870-1942) & Hester Mary (1871-1967) (CURRY)
DAVIS
Opha Mae KILGORE b. 22 May 1870, Washington,
Washington Co, IA d. 25 Sep 1971, Emmetsburg, Palo Alto
Co, IA
Buried: Evergreen Cemetery, Emmetsburg, Palo Alto Co, IA
m. Joseph Smith ATKINSON Jr. b. Nov 1873,
Emmetsburg, Palo Alto Co, IA d. 14 Sep 1941, Emmetsburg,
Palo Alto Co, IA
Buried: Evergreen Cemetery, Emmetsburg, Palo Alto Co, IA
child of: Joseph Smith (1841-1912) & Martha Hageman (1849-1932) (PIESTER)
ATKINSON
Children: Alice ATKINSON b. 7 Nov 1895,
Emmetsburg, Palo Alto Co, IA d. 18 Jan 1981, Emmetsburg,
Palo Alto Co, IA
Buried: Evergreen Cemetery, Emmetsburg, Palo Alto Co, IA
Martha Hageman ATKINSON b. 21 Jun 1898,
Emmetsburg, Palo Alto Co, IA d. 14 Jan 1980, Hampton, Franklin
Co, IA
Buried: Oak Hill Cemetery, Bristow, Butler Co, IA
m. Lester Leo ROGERS b. 2 Jun 1886,
Bristow, Butler Co, IA d. 11 Apr 1975, Bristow, Butler
Co, IA
Buried: Oak Hill Cemetery, Bristow, Butler Co, IA
Joseph Smith ATKINSON III b. 3 Nov 1901,
Emmetsburg, Palo Alto Co, IA d. 13 Aug 1978, Emmetsburg,
Palo Alto Co, IA
Buried: Evergreen Cemetery, Emmetsburg, Palo Alto Co, IA
m. Blanche Pauline RUNNEBERG b.
26 May 1906, Pocahontas, Pocahontas Co, IA d. 30 Jul
1963, Emmetsburg, Palo Alto Co, IA
Buried: Evergreen Cemetery, Emmetsburg, Palo Alto Co, IA
Children: Alice Arlene ATKINSON b. 8 Sep
1935, Emmetsburg, Palo Alto Co, IA d. 2 Mar 2015, Ojai, Ventura, CA
(obituary)
Buried: Ivy Lawn Memorial Park, Ventura, Ventura Co, CA (Plot:
Sec I, Plot 370, Gr 7)
m. 1956, CA John CHRISTENSEN b. 1936
d. 2006
Buried: Ivy Lawn Memorial Park, Ventura, Ventura Co, CA (Plot:
Sec I, Plot 370, Gr 7)
Children: Lorinda CHRISTENSEN
m. Dean STRONG
Children: Megan STRONG
m. Dallin COFFMAN
Children: Jack COFFMAN
Lucas COFFMAN
Kate COFFMAN
Will STRONG
m. Bethany ?
Children: Carter STRONG
Whitney STRONG
m. Jared STEWART
Children: Lily STEWART
Cassidy STRONG
Shari CHRISTENSEN
m. Steve HERBRUCK
Children: Hayden HERBRUCK
Shelby HERBRUCK
Colton HERBRUCK
Weston HERBRUCK d. <2015
John CHRISTENSEN III
m. ? ?
Children: Nicole CHRISTENSEN
m. Todd SUMMERS
Children: Emily SUMMERS
Samuel CHRISTENSEN
m. ? ?
Children: Nicholas CHRISTENSEN
Samantha CHRISTENSEN
Kathleen CHRISTENSEN
m. Vincent LaTELLA
Children: Gabriel LaTELLA
John LaTELLA
Elijah LaTELLA
Elizabeth LaTELLA
Elizabeth CHRISTENSEN
m. Joseph BRANDT
Children: Wylde BRANDT
Wolfe BRANDT
Donald ATKINSON d. >2015
m. Sheila ?
Frank Kilgore ATKINSON b. 1 Jan 1906,
Emmetsburg, Palo Alto, IA d. 20 Nov 1977,
Bakersfield, Kern Co, CA
Buried: Hillcrest Memorial Park, Bakersfield, Kern Co, CA
m. Ethel Roberta VASTBINDER b. 12 Jul
1915, Calexico, Imperial Co, CA d. 2 Oct 1999,
Waynesboro, August Co, VA
Buried: Riverview Cemetery, Waynesboro, Augusta Co, VA (Plot: Blk 190 B, Lot 9C)
child of: William B. (1878-1951) & Zella Matilda (1892-1963) (WILLSON)
VASTBENDER
John Wilson "Wil" KILGORE b. 12 Jan 1873,
Washington, Washington Co, IA d. 22 Jun 1925,
Washington, Washington Co, IA
Buried: Ainsworth Cemetery, Ainsworth, Washington Co, IA
m. Nancy Jane "Nannie" WALLACE b. 17
May 1870 d. 26 Oct 1937 Buried:
Ainsworth Cemetery, Ainsworth, Washington Co, IA
child of: James Brandon (1840-1909) & Sarah George (1840-1918) (PURVIS)
WALLACE
Children: Sarah Louise KILGORE b. 25 Jan
1903, Ainsworth, Washington Co, IA d. 10 Apr 1973, Iowa
City, Johnson Co, IA
Buried: Ainsworth Cemetery, Ainsworth, Washington Co, IA
m. Harry Raymond "Fritz" BOILEAU b. 26
Feb 1906, Washington, Washington Co, IA d. 4 Sep 1980,
Carroll, Carroll Co, IA
Buried: Ainsworth Cemetery, Ainsworth, Washington Co, IA
child of: Alva Vinton (1878-1966) & Ethel Elizabeth (1880-1932) (SMITH)
BOILEAU
Children: William Harry BOILEAU b. 25 May
1944, Washington, Washington Co, IA
d. 17 Jun 2014, Iowa
City, Johnson Co, IA
(obituary)
Buried: St. Vincent Cemetery, Riverside, Washington Co, IA (Plot:
Row 3, Sec 1, Plot A)
Manford Franklin KILGORE b. 28 Nov 1908
d. 15 Nov 1961 Buried: Ainsworth Cemetery,
Ainsworth, Washington Co, IA
m. Ruth L. RABENOLD b. 1909
d. 1995 Buried: Ainsworth Cemetery, Ainsworth,
Washington Co, IA
child of: Ervin George (1872-1929) & Carne (1875-1964) (DYE)
RABENOLD
Frank Allison KILGORE b. 23 Nov 1874,
Washington, Washington Co, IA d. 4 Jun 1937
Buried: Chattanooga National Cemetery, Chattanooga, Hamilton Co, TN
(Plot: Post B #69 SGT, US Army)
m1. Betty THOMPSON b. 1869
d. 23 Jun 1952, Chattanooga, Hamilton Co, TN Buried: Lomenick
Cemetery, East Ridge, Hamilton Co, TN
m2. Emma Elizabeth EAGAN b. 1876, TN
d. 17 Sep 1935, Chattanooga, Hamilton Co, TN
Buried: Chattanooga National Cemetery, Chattanooga, Hamilton Co, TN
(Plot: Post B #69)
m2. Sarah A. HOOP b. 15 Aug 1857, IA
d. 3 Oct 1877 age 20y4m18d Buried: Greenfield
Cemetery, Greenfield, Adair Co, IA
child of: J.W. & M.C. (?) HOOP
Children: Cressy "Chester" Gillespie KILGORE
b. 29 Dec 1876, Washington, Washington Co, IA d.
9 Nov 1940, Decatur, Macon Co, IL
Buried: Carrollton City Cemetery, Carrollton, Green Co, IL (Plot:
Sec. 1)
m. 1904 Lillie M. POSTLEWAIT b.
19 Nov 1844, Adamsville, Crawford Co, PA d. 25 Apr 1952,
Jacksonville, Morgan Co, IL
Buried: Carrollton City Cemetery, Carrollton, Green Co, IL (Plot:
Sec 1)
m3. Eliza Jane McDOWELL b. 19 Nov 1844,
Adamsville, Crawford Co, PA d. 28 Apr 1932, Washington,
Washington Co, IA
Buried: Woodlawn Cemetery, Washington, Washington Co, IA
m1. James A. SHIELDS b. 9 Aug 1842, Ireland
d. 22 Feb 1872, Washington, Washington Co, IA
Buried: Woodlawn Cemetery, Washington, Washington Co, IA [PVT, Co.
H, 7th IA Inf. Wounded severely 7 Nov 1861, Belmont MO. Transferred
to Invalid Corps. No further record]
114.1a14 Easther KILGORE b. c1845, OH
114.1a15 Jennett KILGORE b. 27 Feb 1847, IA
d. 26 Oct 1933, Chattanooga, Hamilton Co, TN Buried:
National Cemetery, Chattanooga, Hamilton Co, TN
m. Elder Smith SHARP
114.1a16 Thomas Allen KILGORE b. Sep 1849,
Washington Co, IA d. 19 May 1935, aged 85y8m18d,
San Francisco, San Francisco Co, CA
Buried: Mountain View Cemetery, Oakland, Alameda Co, CA
m. 11 Oct 1876, Webster Co, IA Sarah "Sadie"
C. REASER b. Oct 1852
d. 1916 Buried: Mountain View Cemetery, Oakland,
Alameda Co, CA
child of: ? & Mary C. (1831-?) (?) REASER
Children: Eugene Sterling KILGORE, M.D. b.
29 Mar
1877, IA d. 2 Jan 1942, San Francisco, San
Francisco Co, CA
Buried: Cremation, Cypress Lawn Crematory, San Francisco, San Francisco
Co, CA
m. 18 Jun 1914, Manhatten, NYC, NY Mary C. KIRKPATRICK
b. 9 Dec 1881, Scotland d. 2 Apr 1950, Mill
Valley, Marin Co, CA
Buried: Cremation, Cypress Lawn Crematory, San Francisco, San Francisco
CO, CA child of: Adam & Mina (?) KIRKPATRICK
Children: Elinor Spence KILGORE b.
29 Jan 1918, San Francisco, San Francisco Co, CA d.
9 Jun 2000, Tiburon, Marin Co, CA
Buried: Flohrs Lutheran Church Cemetery, McKnightstown, Adams Co, PA
m. 14 Jan 1956, San Francisco, San Francisco Co, CA
Harry Luther SNYDER Jr b. 1918, PA
d. 2010, Greenbrae, Marin Co, CA
Buried: FLohrs Lutheran Church Cemetery, McKnightstown, Adams Co, PA
Kathryn KILGORE b. 3 Feb 1920, San
Francisco Co, CA d. 7 Mar 2003, Tiburon, Marin Co,
CA
m. David WINSLOW b. 10 Apr 1916,
Meriden, New Haven Co, CT d. 9 Sep 1980, Marin Co,
CA
child of: Carlton Henry (1881-1934) & Helen Sarah (1882-?) (STEVENS)
WINSLOW
Eugene Sterling KILGORE Jr b. 3 Feb 1920,
San Francisco Co, CA d. 6 Apr 2003, San Rafael Co,
CA
m. 26 May 1950, Manhatten, NYC, NY Marilyn
H. WILLIAMS
Alson R. KILGORE b. May 1887 (became
M.D.)
Ione C. KILGORE b. Oct 1892
114.1a17 George G. KILGORE b. c1851,
IA
114.1a18 John S. KILGORE b. c1853, IA
114.1a19 Nancy J. KILGORE b. c1855,
IA
114.1a20 Jeremiah KILGORE b. c1860,
IA d. 11 Jul 1864, Washington, Washington Co, IA
Buried: Woodlawn Cemetery, Washington, Washington Co, IA
Synopsis:
Samuel Moffett RALSTON: Find-A-Grave: Indiana State Governor, U.S. Senator. Born in Cumberland, Ohio, he(?) Spencer, Indiana, in 1865, graduated from Central Normal College in 1884, studied law, was admitted to the bar in 1886 and began to practice law in Lebanon, Indiana. He was presidential elector on the Democratic ticket (1888, 1892) and president of the Lebanon School Board (1908-1911). In 1913, he was elected 28th Indiana Governor and served until 1917. After his term, he resumed the practice of law and was elected as a Democrat to the United States Senate in 1923 and served until his death at age 67 in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Obituary. The Owen Leader, 20 Sep 1916. Mrs. John RALSTON Dead. Wife Of Governor RALSTON's Brother Succumbs After Illness Of Two Years Of Cancer. Mrs. Amelda (CAIN) RALSTON. 63 years old. Wife of Dr. John A. RALSTON of Jackson township, died at her home Wednesday, Sept. 13, after an illness from cancer covering a period of two years. She was a daughter of Barnabas and Mary CAIN and was born near Spencer Feb. 20 1853. She was married July 16, 1881 to Wilson McCLURE, who died Feb. 7, 1905. She was married to John A. RALSTON, Feb. 24, 1913. Mrs. RALSTON was a member of Mt. Moriah Presbyterian church and funeral services were held in that church Friday. Interment was made in New Hope (McIndoo) cemetery (now known as New Union). She is survived by the husband, two brothers, Chas. CAIN of Spencer, and John CAIN of Winfield, Kansas, and two sisters, Mrs. Thomas McCLURE of Spencer, and Mrs. Amanda MOORE of Clinton, Ind. Mrs. RALSTON lived here for some time with her sister, Mrs. McCLURE. Governor S.M. RALSTON and Boyd RALSTON of Indianapolis, brothers of Dr. RALSTON, attended the funeral.
Obituary. Find-A-Grave. Dec 2006. Betty L. NEES, 84, of Poland passed away at Clay County Health Center at 4:08 am, December 8, 2006. She was born April 29, 1922, in Montgomery County, Indiana, to Harold and Erma Haffner PITTS. Along with her husband Mrs. NEES owned NEES Feed Mills in Poland and Center Point. She was an accomplished organist and pianist as she played for the Poland Zion Church where she attended. She was preceded in death by her husband, Harold H. NEES, an infant daughter Carol NEES, brother Harold PITTS Jr., two sisters, Bernice CRAIG, and Lois LANNING. Survivors include her sons Craig NEES and wife JoAnn of Poland, and Larry NEES and wife Vicki of West Lafayette; grandchildren Kelly NEES PERKINS and husband Grant of Centerpoint, Kerry NEES of Poland, Kyle NEES of Poland, Melissa NEES of Indianapolis, and Tara NEES of West Lafayette; great-granddaughter Trinity TREFZ; sisters Fern ALTUM of Indianapolis, Norvella NEUWLYZ of Crawfordsville, and brother Bob HOOSIER of Mooresville. Services for Mrs. NEES will be at French Funeral Home, Tuesday, December 12, 2006 at 11:00 am with Rev. Jennifer Amy DRESSLER officiating. Visitation will be at the funeral home Monday from 4 until 7 pm.
Obituary. The Tribune Star, 18-20 Jul 2008, Terre Haute-Elkhart. Donald Albert NEESE, 79, of Brazil, died at 1:15 a.m. Thursday, July 17, 2008, in his residence surrounded by his family. He was born March 15, 1929, in Poland, the son of Clifford and Lola NEES NEESE. He graduated from Bowling Green High School. During the Korean War, he joined the U.S. Army and served in the 7th Recon Company in Korea. He returned to the United States and began a career as a petroleum truck driver for Farm Bureau Co-op, while farming part-time. He married Mary Evelyn HERBERT, on May 10, 1951 and she preceded him in death, on Jan. 13, 1984. Survivors include his son, Chuck NEESE and wife Brenda of Carbon; daughters, Jeanne BARR and special friend Tom SIMPSON of Brazil and Teresa STULTZ of Brazil; grandsons, Jerod STULTZ, Dallas BARR and special friend Erin BRACKNEY, and Garrett BARR and special friend Lyndsey ROST; granddaughter, Jennifer GOODWIN and husband Charlie of Utah; and great-grandchildren, Lilly and Noah GOODWIN. He was preceded in death by his parents; his wife; infant daughter, Melinda NEESE; sister, Evelyn Jane CLINE; brothers, Herschel and Ray NEESE; special brother-in-law, Howard "Hug" HERBERT; and great-granddaughter, Mariah GOODWIN. He was a member of Fairview Christian Church. He also was a member of Farm Bureau Credit Union, past member of the Clay County 4-H Counsel, Dick Johnson Township Volunteer Fire Department, lifetime member of Veterans of Foreign Wars 1127, Indiana Farm Bureau member for over 50 years and Clay County 4-H program committee. Funeral services are 2 p.m. Sunday in Moore Funeral Home, 142 N. Washington St., in Brazil, with burial to follow in Cottage Hill Cemetery. Visitation is 4 to 8 p.m. Saturday in the funeral home. Casual dress is requested by the family. Memorial contributions may be made to the Clay County 4-H Program, PO Box 702, Brazil IN 47834.
Obituary. The Tribune Star, 2 Feb 2011, Terre Haute-Elkhart. Florence Clara NEES, 92, of Elkhart, Ind., died at 4:05 p.m. Monday, Jan. 31, 2011, at her home. She was born Aug. 6, 1018, in Poland, Ind. to Paul and Emma (SCHROER) AHLEMEYER. On Aug. 6, 1939, In Poland, she married Gailard Cleon NEES. He died on June 22, 2010, in Elkhart. Surviving are one daughter, Donna HEMMIG and husband the Rev. William of Elkhart; three grandchildren, Christopher HEMMIG of Columbus, Ohio, Erin PAUL and husband Michael of Muncie, and Anna HEMMIG of Elkhart. Also surviving are grandson, Elijah PAUL; one sister, Virginia LUTHER of Indianapolis; and two nephews, Ron LUTHER of Columbus, Ind. and Paul LUTHER of St. Louis. Florence graduated in 1936 from Washington Twp. High School in Bowling Green, Ind. She was a member of St. Paul's United Methodist Church in Elkhart and when she resided in Poland she was a member of the Tri-County Community Club and the Women's Guild at the Zion United Church of Christ. The family will receive friends from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 3, 2011, at Walley-Mills-Zimmerman Funeral Home. Funeral Services are 1 p.m. Friday, Feb. 4, 2011, at the Zion United Church of Christ in Poland. The Rev. Dr. William HEMMIG (her son-in-law) from St. Paul's United Methodist Church and the Rev. Tom BLOSSOM from Zion United Church of Christ will officiate. Burial will follow in Zion Cemetery in Poland. Memorial contributions may be given to St. Paul's United Methodist Church or the Center for Hospice & Palliative Care.
Obituary. Find-A-Grave. Jun 2014. William Harry BOILEAU, 70, of Iowa City died surrounded by love and his family on Tuesday, June 17, 2014 at Mercy Hospital after a courageous battle with cancer. Bill was born May 25, 1944 in Washington, Iowa. He was the son of Harry R. (Fritz) BOILEAU and Sarah Louise KILGORE-BOILEAU. Bill was raised in Ainsworth, moving to Washington in 1950. He was a 1962 graduate of Washington High and attended the University of Iowa school of Finance & Accounting. Bill was active in Scouting, earning Eagle Scout and the God & Country Award, and member of the Order of the Arrow. He then went on to attain the rank of SSgt. in the United States Marine Corps, and was a veteran serving two tours in Vietnam. Bill married Karen K. DEATSCH August 24, 1968 at Holy Trinity Church in Richmond, Iowa. They are the proud parents of four beautiful children, Carmen "Shelly" (and partner, Bill) of Ainsworth; James (Christa) of Cedar Falls; Matthew (Anne); and Sarah, all of Iowa City. Seven grandchildren, Ethan, Paden, Faith, Dawson, Will, Matthew and Lauren. Bill was preceded in death by his parents. Bill's biggest regret is his grandchildren will never experience the America he grew up in and loved. During Bill's final days he often expressed his concern of the decline of the country he loved so much and was disappointed in what he perceived as a decline in our nation. Bill regretfully did not realize in his life the impact he made on his friends, family, and those he would meet. He was a charismatic, loving and humorous man who cared deeply but at times those who knew him did not realize the soft tender heart that was inside of his strong courageous exterior until these last few years. His children loved him dearly and value the strength, love and wisdom he instilled in them during his life and especially during his final months. Per his wishes the body has been cremated. A private family burial will be in the Saint Vincent Cemetery west of Riverside. A gathering of family and friends will be held at Lensing Funeral Service on Friday, June 20, 2014 between the hours of 4:30 pm and 7:00 pm. A private family military graveside committal service will be on Saturday morning, June 21, 2014. Thoughts may be shared with the family at www.lensingfuneral.com. In lieu of flowers and gifts the family is requesting gifts be offered in donation to Iowa City Hospice. The family would also like to extend their overwhelming thanks to the Iowa City Hospice Staff especially: Dianna, Amanda, Cindy, Angie, Maurie, Kaleigh, and any others we mistakenly forgot. We also would like to thank Mercy Hospital staff to include: Management, Staff Nurses, Aides, Pastoral Care, Father Richard BEYER and any and all who were involved with his care during his cancer treatment. A special thanks to Dr. FEELEY and the Mercy Hospice Unit who were part of Bill's care during his respite visits and final days until his passing. Your care, concern, organization, and compassion were not unnoticed and the dignity and love you preserved during this process will never be forgotten.
Obituary. Find-A-Grave. Mar 2015. Alice Arlene CHRISTENSEN passed away on Monday, March 2, 2015, in Ojai at the age of 79. She was born on September 8, 1936 in Emmetsburg, Iowa to Joseph and Blanche ATKINSON. When Arlene graduated from high school in Iowa, she moved with her family to California where she met and married her husband, John CHRISTENSEN in 1956. They moved to Ojai in 1964 where they raised their five children. Arlene had many interests and hobbies. She was very involved in serving in her church and served valiantly in many positions, being specifically known for serving as the church organist for over 30 years. Arlene was an avid genealogist and loved to do Family History work. She also helped and taught others to research their genealogy. Arlene showed compassion wherever she saw a need. Above all else, Arlene loved her family and spending time with them. She enjoyed going on family vacations to Lake Mojave with them each year. Arlene always organized family parties for all family members' birthdays and never forgot a birthday. She supported her children and grandchildren in their extracurricular activities and was very proud of all of them. She is survived by her children, Lorinda STRONG (Dean), Shari HERBRUCK (Steve), John CHRISTENSEN, III, Kathleen LaTELLA (Vincent), and Elizabeth BRANDT (Joseph); grandchildren, Megan COFFMAN (Dallin), Will STRONG( Bethany), Whitney STEWART (Jared), and Cassidy STRONG, Hayden, Shelby and Colton HERBRUCK, Nicole SUMMERS (Todd), Samuel and Samantha CHRISTENSEN, Gabriel, John, Elijah, and Elizabeth LaTELLA, Wylde and Wolfe BRANDT; great-grandchildren, Nicholas CHRISTENSEN, Emily SUMMERS, Isaac and Shyla REYNOSO, Jack, Lucas and Kate COFFMAN, Lily STEWART and Carter STRONG; and her brother, Don ATKINSON (Sheila). She was preceded in death by her husband of 50 years, John CHRISTENSEN and her grandson, Weston HERBRUCK. Visitation will be held from 10:00 a.m. until 10:45 a.m. on Friday, March 6, 2015, in the Relief Society Room, with service beginning 11:00 a.m., at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Ojai Chapel, 401 San Antonio Road. Burial will take place immediately after the services at Ivy Lawn Memorial Park, Ventura. Arrangements are under the direction of the Ted Mayr Funeral Home, 3150 Loma Vista Road, Ventura.
Obituary. Find-A-Grave. Oct 2016. W. Craig NEES, 67, of Poland, Indiana, passed away at Union Hospital, October 6, 2016 following a brief battle with cancer. He was born July 2, 1949, in South Bend, Indiana the son of Harold and Betty (PITTS) NEES. He graduated from Brazil High School with the Class of 1967. He graduated from Indiana State University with a Bachelor's degree in Economics. Craig worked for First Financial Bank for many years. He also worked for Brazil Autoplex and York Chevrolet in Brazil. He retired in 2013 from York Chevrolet in Greencastle. Craig was a founding member of the Poland Fire Protection Territory and had served as their director for the past 2 years. He was also a 38 year member of the Poland Fire Department. Craig is a member of the Zion United Church of Christ in Poland and had served in various capacities with the Clay County 4-H Council, Greenwell Scholarship Board of Directors, the Clay County Extension Board and the Holding Corporation for the new Northview High School and Clay City Elementary & High School that were built in 1986. Craig was preceded in death by his parents Harold and Betty NEES and father-in-law Richard "Dick" HAWKINS. He is survived by his wife JoAnn NEES, whom he married July 24, 1971; three children: Kelly Jo NEES-PERKINS and husband Grant, Kerry Ann WOOLERY and husband Jack and Kyle Allan NEES and wife Brittany; grandchildren: Gavin PERKINS, Gage PERKINS, Trinity TREFZ, Jasmine ROGERS, Emma WOOLERY and Parker Boone NEES; a brother Larry NEES and wife Vicki of West Lafayette; nieces Melissa HAUGER, Tara KEMPF, Naomi MARSHALL; nephews; Matthew MARSHALL and Luke MARSHALL; mother-in-law Virginia HAWKINS and a sister-in-law Joyce MARSHALL. Services will be at Zion United Church of Christ, in Poland, Indiana, Saturday, October 15, 2016 at 2:00 pm with Pastor Paul ZURCHER officiating. Visitation will be at the church from 11am until time of services. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Poland Fire Department PO Box 1 Poland, Indiana 47868.
Obituary. Find-A-Grave. Feb 2017. Forrest A. NEES, 89, of Louisville, IL, passed away on Monday, January 30, 2017 at The Glenwood in Effingham, IL, surrounded by his loving family. Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. Saturday, February 4, 2017 at Johnson Funeral Home, 1110 N. Fourth Street, Effingham. Burial will be in St. Paul's Cemetery in Bible Grove, IL, with military rites. Visitation will be from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday prior to the service at the funeral home. Memorials may be made in loving memory of Forrest to HSHS Hospice of Southern Illinois. Forrest was born on October 1, 1927, in Poland, IN, the son of Hugh and Verna (HAUCK) NEES. He married Ruth RAAB on July 1, 1950, in Poland, IN, and she survives. Forrest was a veteran of the United States Army serving from 1953-1955 during the Korean Conflict. He loved farming, raising livestock, and woodworking. Forrest really loved working. He was a member of St. Paul's United Church of Christ in Bible Grove. Forrest is survived by his wife of 66 1/2 years, Ruth NEES of Louisville; daughter, Conni (Jeff) CASH of Effingham; grandchildren, Megan (Chad) KUTSCHER of Rochester, IL and Michael CASH of Minneapolis, MN; three great-grandchildren, Landon, Grant, and Annelise KUTSCHER; siblings, Norma McDONALD of Mabank, TX, Wayne (Roberta) NEES of Poland, IN, Kenneth (Diane) NEES of Poland, IN; Pat (Jim) REBERGER of Brazil, In, Bob (Gloria) NEES of Greencastle, IN; and numerous nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents; siblings, Gailard (Florence) NEES, Dorothy (Maxwell) JERRY, Marion (Joyce) NEES, and brother-in-law, Charlie McDONALD. Johnson Funeral Home Effingham, IL February 3, 2017.
The Census Trail for William Edgar Marsh is important because there are three William Marshes in Terre Haute during the same time period. They are all married to Margarets and they all have daughters named Katherine (Kate, Katie) and Mary. It took comparing the census records side-by-side and finding the marriage records and various sons-in-laws to nail down the right family. So I include the census record for the correct William Edgar Marsh here:
1880 Bowling Green, Clay Co, IN
MARSH, Thomas 70 Head
NC NC NC
Anna 38 Wife
MD Germ Germ Thomas MARSH m. 1
Jun 1843, Green Co, OH Anna Catharine GILLROCK
William E 19 Son IN
NC MD 8
Sep 1879, Owen Co, IN William MARSH m. Maggie ATKINS
Maggie 15 D-in-law IN Eng OH
(where they and their parents were born became key in identifying the right
family)
1900 Washington, Clay Co, IN
MARSH, William E 39 Head Jul 1860
m 20 yrs IN SC MD
Day Laborer (error in birth place of father - not uncommon in census
records, but Maggie's remains consistent)
Maggie 34 Wife Sep
1864 m 20 yrs IN Eng OH
7ch/5living
Henry 19 Son
Jun 1880
Lizzie 16 Dau
Feb 1884
Eva 11
Dau Aug 1888
Katie 9 Dau
Mar 1891
1910 Terre Haute, Vigo Co, IN
MARSH, William 50 Head IN
NC NC Grocer (This time the error is in
where his mother was born - depends, I guess on who was reporting, but Maggie's
remains consistent)
Maggie 44 Wife IN
Eng OH
Katherine 19 Dau
Mary 3 Dau
McCLURE, Samuel 32 Son-in-law
McCLURE, Eva 22 Dau
1920 Terre Haute, Vigo Co, IN
MARSH, William 59 Head IN
KY MD Foundry Night Watchman (again the error in where his
father was born, but Maggie's remains consistent)
Maggie 55 Wife IN
Eng OH Seamstress
Mary 12 Dau
LEMON Gertrude 37 Dau Wd
Store Clerk
LEMON Raymond 12 Grandson
COMPTON Carl 25 Son-in-law WD
Stationary Engineer - Traction Co.
ATKINS Robert 46 Bro-in-law
Div Supply Man - Railroad Co.
1930 Terre Haute, Vigo Co, IN
MARSH, William 69 Head IN
KY PA Grocer (again, the error in where his
parents were born - I think he just never really knew - Maggie clearly does!)
Maggie 64 Wife IN Eng
OH
Mary 23 Dau
TAPY Mary
85 Sister Wd IN KY PA
ATKINS Albert 52 Son-in-law
Wd age-at-marriage 50 IN Eng OH
(I'm thinking this is a brother-in-law given that the parentage is the same as
Maggie's and she was an ATKINS. Also
I have and can find, no record of any of her children being married to an
ATKINS. Stay tuned.)
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114.1b__Margaret RALSTON
b. 1811, PA
child of: David & Sarah (WICKARD)
RALSTON
d. 9 Feb 1861, Oxford Twp, Coshocton/Tuscarawas
Co, OH
Buried:
m. 6 Jul 1819, Jefferson Co, OH
114.1bs__Daniel POTTER (POTTERSON)
b. 17 Dec 1789, Gottenberg, Sweden
child of:
d. 28 Dec 1879, Newcomerstown, Oxford Twp. Tuscarawas Co, OH
Buried: Pleasant View Baptist Cemetery, Oxford
Twp, Tuscarawas Co, OH
Other Marriages:
Children:
114.1b1 Ruth Ann POTTER b. c1820, OH
d. 26 Nov 1894, Tuscarawas Co, OH
114.1b2 David Ralston POTTER b/bap. 1822,
Island Creek Presbyterian Church, Toronto, Jefferson Co, OH d.
c1853, OH
m. 1843, OH Elizabeth BOHAM b.
10 Oct 1820, Lancaster, Fairfield Co, OH d. 28 Jan 1905,
Columbus, Franklin Co, OH
child of: Peter (1788-1863) & Susannah (1791-1886) (DAVIS) BOHAM
Children: John POTTER b. 1844,
Newcomerstown, Tuscarawas Co, OH
Susannah H. POTTER b. 11 Mar 1846, Etna,
Licking Co, OH d. 28 Nov 1925, Columbus, Franklin Co, OH
m. 19 Feb 1866, Franklin Co, OH Andrew Jackson GRADY
Jr b. 4 Sep 1835, Lancaster, Fairfield Co, OH
d. 14 Mar 1891, Pickaway Co, OH child of Andrew Jackson
(1800-1850) & Susanna (1808-?) (DUNAWAY) GRADY
m1. 28 Oct 1855, Fairfield Co, OH Sabinai LENTZ
Children: Elizabeth Carrie GRADY b.
11 Aug 1867, OH d. 6 Jul 1927, Columbus, Franklin
Co, OH
Ida Mae GRADY b. 9 Jun 1869, Franklin Co,
OH d. 1943, Columbus, Franklin Co, OH
Oren Frederic GRADY b. 15 Sep 1871, Columbus,
Franklin Co, OH d. 20 Jan 1916, Columbus, Franklin Co, OH
George Elias GRADY b. 31 Jul 1873, Wyandot Co, OH
d. 2 May 1955, Columbus, Franklin Co, OH
Buried: Greenlawn Cemetery, Columbus, Franklin Co, OH
m. 8 Aug 1892 Maggie E. WEINGARTNER
b. 18 Sep 1876, Columbus, Franklin Co, OH
d. 4 Jun 1926, Columbus, Franklin Co, OH Buried:
Greenlawn Cemetery, Columbus, Franklin Co, OH
child of: Samuel & Ellen (COBELT) WEINGARTNER
Children: Harry Thornton GRADY b. 11
Aug 1893, Columbus, Franklin Co, OH d. 21 Apr 1965,
Terre Haute, Vigo Co, IN
m1. 28 Jan 1913, Franklin Co, OH Frieda KREDEL
b. 21 Aug 1896, Columbus, Franklin Co, OH
d. 21 Nov 1964, Columbus, Franklin Co, OH
Children: Ralph Jackson GRADY b. 30 Jan 1913, Franklin Co, OH d. 28 Nov
1996, Upper Sandusky, Wyandot Co, OH
Buried: Smithville Church Cemetery, Crane Twp, Wyandot Co, OH
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m. Ikena Marie MILLER b. 10 Feb 1914, OH d. 2 Sep
1990, Upper Sandusky, Wyandot Co, OH
Buried: Smithville Church Cemetery, Crane Twp, Wyandot Co, OH
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Children: Jean M. GRADY b. 5 Mar 1935, Wyandot
Co, OH d. 28 Dec 2012, Tiffin, Defiance Co, OH
Lawrence GRADY b. 11
Feb 1943 d. 9 May 1999
Buried: Smithville Church Cemetery, Crane Twp, Wyandot Co, OH
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Wendy GRADY b.
d. c2009, OH
Robert Pearl GRADY b. 3 Feb 1915, Columbus, Franklin Co, OH d. 2
Nov 1989, Mt. Sterling, Madison Co, OH
Margaret Mae GRADY b. 12 Apr 1916, OH d. 7 Jun 1999,
Columbus, Franklin Co, OH
Arlene G. GRADY b. 26 Jun 1918, Columbus, Franklin Co, OH
d. 21 Jan 2007, Columbus, Franklin Co, OH
m2. Dora Edna ? b. c1911 [really? born 12 years
after the birth of her son?] need census info here
Pearl S. GRADY b. 19 Jun 1898, Columbus, Franklin Co, OH d. 7 Mar
1974, Columbus, Franklin Co, OH
Hannah GRADY b. 24 Feb 1877, OH
d. 7 Jan 1931
m. ? STILES
Peter POTTER b. 1848, Newcomerstown,
Tuscarawas Co, OH d. 15 Jul 1923, Franklin Co, OH
m. May 1870, Columbus, Franklin Co, OH Sarah C.
LOWERY b. 22 Jan 1848, Hocking Co, OH d. 27 Aug 1891,
Columbus, Franklin Co, OH
child of: Hamilton (1820-1890) & Catherine (1818-1890) (ROSE)
LOWERY
Children: James POTTER
m. Ida May ROBER b. 30 Jan 1870,
Chillicothe, Ross Co, OH d. 8 Jan 1917, Columbus,
Franklin Co, OH
child of: John Robert & ? (?) ROBER
Children: James POTTER b. 11 Dec 1890,
Columbus, Franklin Co, OH d. 11 Dec 1890, Columbus, Franklin
Co, OH
Jeanette POTTER b. 27 Aug 1892, Columbus,
Franklin Co, OH d. 26 Mar 1899, Columbus, Franklin Co,
OH
Theodore Clinton POTTER b. Jul 1896, Columbus,
Franklin Co, OH d. 21 Oct 1896, Columbus, Franklin Co, OH
Jane POTTER b. c1871, Columbus, Franklin Co, OH
Oren POTTER b. c1850, OH
Hannah POTTER b. c1853, OH
114.1b3 Mary Jane POTTER b. 1825
114.1b4 Sarah POTTER b. 1826
114.1b5 Nancy Emily POTTER b. 25 Sep
1827, Newcomerstown, Tuscarawas Co, OH d. 15 Dec
1894, Chadron, Dawes Co, NE
m. 15 Dec 1850, Newcomerstown, Tuscarawas Co, OH
Bazil C. BOHAM b. 4 May 1828, Newark, Licking
Co, OH
d. 30 Aug 1911, Chadron, Dawes Co, NE child of:
Peter (1788-1863) & Susannah (1791-1886) (DAVIS) BOHAM
Children: Susan BOHAM b. 6 Jan 1852,
Newcomerstown, Tuscarawas Co, OH d. 24 May 1852,
Newcomerstown, Tuscarawas Co, OH
Peter BOHAM b. 18 Mar 1853, Newcomerstown,
Tuscarawas Co, OH d. 24 Apr 1927, Chadron, Daws
Co, NE
Missouri Ann BOHAM b. 16 Jul 1854, Newcomerstown,
Tuscarawas Co, OH d. 19 Nov 1860, Newcomerstown,
Tuscarawas Co, OH
Margaret BOHAM b. 20 Oct 1855, Newcomerstown,
Tuscarawas Co, OH d. 29 Jul 1857, Newcomerstown,
Tuscarawas Co, OH
Elizabeth BOHAM b. 4 Aug 1857, Newcomerstown,
Tuscarawas Co, OH d. 15 Jul 1890, Macedonia,
Pottawattamie Co, IA
Ruth Ann BOHAM b. 31 Mar 1859, Newcomerstown,
Tuscarawas Co, OH d. 12 Jul 1936, Leith, Grant Co, ND
m. 4 Jul 1879, Columbus, Franklin Co, OH James Madison
FAHNESTOCK b. 26 Aug 1856, Knox, Jefferson Co, OH
d. 3 Aug 1940, Sumner, Pierce Co, WA Buried:
Roy Cemetery, Roy, Pierce Co, WA
child of: Henry W.
(1813-1899) & Maria J. (1828-1864) (HALL) FAHNESTOCK
Children: Lucy Forest FAHNESTOCK b. 6
Nov 1879, Newcomerstown, Tuscarawas Co, OH d. 21 Oct
1918, Leith, Grant Co, ND
William Walker FAHNESTOCK b. 6 Apr 1881, Silver
Creek, Cherokee Co, IA d. 7 Jan 1952, Tacoma, Pierce Co,
WA
Buried: Fernhill Cemetery, Chehalis, Lewis Co, WA (Insc: Rest in
Peace)
Neva FAHNESTOCK b. 6 Jul 1886, IA
d. 1939, Leith, Grant Co, ND
Nancy Emily FAHNESTOCK b. 17 Sep 1890,
Macedonia, Pottawattamie Co, IA d. 10 Aug 1879, Elgin,
Grant Co, ND
m. 14 Oct 1908, Bismark, Burleigh Co, ND Thomas ANDERSEN
b. 19 Apr 1888, Omaha, Douglas Co, NE
d. 4 Aug 1951, Leith, Grant Co, ND child of: J.G.
(1856-?) & Christina (1856-?) (?) ANDERSEN
Children: Marjorie Irene ANDERSEN b. 24 Oct 1909,
Andersen Farm, Morton Co, ND d. 18 Nov 2009, Elgin,
Grant Co, ND
Leslie "Les" Ronald ANDERSEN b. 29 Jun 1914, Andersen
Farm, Morton Co, ND
d. 13 Feb 1986, Walla Walla, Walla Walla Co, WA
Buried: Blue Mountain Memorial Garden, College Place, Walla Walla Co, WA
(Plot: LS1-1)
Eva Ruth ANDERSEN b. 27 Mar 1917, ND
d. 13 Feb 1967
Doris ANDERSEN b. 18 Jul 1926, Leith, Grant Co,
ND d. Iturup Island, Russia
Dorothy Evelen ANDERSEN b. 18 Jul 1926, Leith,
Grant Co, ND d. San Antonio, Bexar Co, TX
Nancy Emily BOHAM b. 25 Oct 1860,
Newcomerstown, Tuscarawas Co, OH d. 29 Jan 1931,
Chadron, Dawes Co, NE
Bazil J. BOHAM b. 4 Apr 1862, Newcomerstown,
Tuscarawas Co, OH d. 24 Jun 1890, Chadron, Dawes Co, NE
James Crawford BOHAM b. 17 Jul 1863,
Newcomerstown, Tuscarawas Co, OH d. 10 Oct 1863, Bazile
Mills, Knox Co, NE
Martha Jane BOHAM b. 12 Oct 1866, Columbus,
Franklin Co, OH d. 22 Apr 1956, Hawthorne, Los Angeles
Co, CA
m. Oct 1886, Dennison, Crawford Co, IA Benjamin Franklin
FAHNESTOCK b. 7 Jun 1861, OH
d. 22 Dec 1922, Chadron, Dawes Co, NE
child of: Henry W. (1813-1899) & Maria J. (1828-1864) (HALL)
FAHNESTOCK
Children: Polly Hester FAHNESTOCK b. 8 Feb
1855, Charter Oak, Crawford Co, IA d. 15 May 1943,
Chadron, Dawes Co, NE
m. 6 May 1905, Chadron, Dawes Co, NE Robert Leroy
NEWBERRY b. 6 Jan 1884, Union, Shelby Co, IA
d. 5 Sep 1965, Chadron, Dawes Co, NE
Children: Edith Fern NEWBERRY b. 17
Feb 1908, Chadron, Dawes Co, NE d. 19 Feb 1990, Hooper
Care Center, Frontier Co, NE
Alonzo Carl NEWBERRY b. 28 Sep 1909, Chadron,
Dawes Co, NE d. 18 Jun 1980, Placerville, El Dorado Co,
CA
Jessie Alice FAHNESTOCK b. 14 Oct 1886, Charter
Oak, Crawford Co, IA d. 27 Mar 1889, Macedonia,
Pottawattamie Co, IA
Harrison M. FAHNESTOCK b. 10 Nov 1888,
Grove, Adair Co, IA d. 27 Oct 1927, Chadron, Dawes Co,
NE
Emma Belle FAHNESTOCK b. 25 Jul 1891,
Wheeler's Grove, Pottawattamie Co, IA d. 27 Jun 1962, Hawthorne,
Los Angeles Co, CA
Henry William FAHNESTOCK b. 18 Mar
1894, Buck Grove, Crawford Co, IA d. 1 Sep 1953, Redondo
Beach, Los Angeles Co, CA
Benjamin Franklin FAHNESTOCK Jr b. 26 Oct 1896,
Chadron, Dawes Co, NE d. 20 Nov 1960, La Habra, Orange
Co, CA
Buried: Rose Hills Memorial Park & Mortuary, 3888 Workman Mill Road,
Whittier, CA (Garden of Peace, Lot 1537, Grave 3)
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m. Ida M. ? b. 1901
d. 1964 Buried: Rose Hills Memorial Park & Mortuary,
3888 Workman Mill Road, Whittier, CA
(Garden of Peace, Lot 1537)
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James Madison FAHNESTOCK b. 28 Dec 1898, Chadron, Dawes
Co, NE d. 31 Dec 1954, Rose Hill, Los Angeles Co, CA
Buried: Rose Hills Memorial Park & Mortuary, 3888 Workman Mill Road,
Whittier, CA (Sunset, Lot 4336, Grave 3)
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m. Augusta M. ? b. 1904
d. 2001 Buried: Rose Hills Memorial Park & Mortuary,
3888 Workman Mill Road, Whittier, CA
(Sunset, Lot 4336)
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Ray Albert FAHNESTOCK b. 26 Mar 1901, Chadron,
Dawes Co, NE d. 1 Feb 1977, Chadron, Dawes Co, NE
Lucy May FAHNESTOCK b. 26 Jan 1905, Chadron,
Dawes Co, NE d. 6 Jul 1963, Upland, San Bernardino Co,
CA
Lee Everette FAHNESTOCK b. 21 Dec 1907, Chadron,
Dawes Co, NE d. 13 Jun 1966, Santa Monica, Los Angeles
Co, CA
Buried: Los Angeles National Cemetery, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co, CA
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m2.
? ?
Children: Silas BOHAM b. c1880, OH
Levi BOHAM b. c1884, OH
114.1b6 William F. POTTER b. 1830-1835
114.1b7 John Browning POTTER b/bap.
1831, Island Creek Presbyterian Church, Toronto, Jefferson Co, OH
114.1b8 James Crawford POTTER b. 22 Jun
1833, Coshocton, Coshocton Co, OH d. 9 Feb 1923, Knox, Jay Co, IN
m1. c1860 Margaret Jane MILLIGAN b. c1843,
Tuscarawas Co, OH d. 7 Mar 1877, Center, Starke Co, IN
child of: Thomas (1807-1900) & Margaret (1810-?) (EDGAR)
MILLIGAN
Children: Mary Alice POTTER b. 18 May 1861,
Tuscarawas Co, OH d. 1883
m. John Bowes HILL b. 1849, Bridgewater,
Somerset, England d. 8 Apr 1915, Mason Co, MI
child of: John (1815-1905) & Susannah (1803-1893) (?) HILL
Children: Daniel David HILL b. 13 Oct
1879, Knox, Starke Co, IN d. 11 Feb 1960, Sandusky, Erie
Co, OH
Buried: Scott Union Cemetery, Huron, Erie Co, OH
(Lighthouse Keeper for Crossover Island, St. Lawrence, NY and The Huron, OH
Lighthouse)
m. 30 Oct 1901, N. Collins, Erie Co, NY Cora
Melissa JOHN b. 9 Apr 1902, Evans Center,
Erie Co, NY
d. 1 Mar 1941, Sandusky, Erie, Co, OH Buried:
Scott Union Cemetery, Huron, Erie Co, OH
child of: John (1823-1905) & Helen M. (1840-1923) (PARKES)
JOHN
Children: John Bowes HILL b. 25 Jan
1903, Ogdensburg, St. Lawrence Co, NY d. 31 Dec 1968,
Menomonee Falls, Waukesha Co, WI
m. 20 Jun 1921, Ogdensburg City, St. Lawrence Co, NY
Dora WOODS b. 5 Nov 1905, Ogdensburg, St.
Lawrence Co, NY
d. 12 Dec 1972, Menomonee Falls, Waukesha Co, WI
child of: Joseph (1872-1931) & Helen (1872-1916) (DIONNE) WOODS
(DUBOIS)
Children: John Erickson HILL b. 18 Apr 1923,
Ogdensburg, St. Lawrence Co, NY d. 30 May 1985, Bradenton, Manatee Co, FL
m. Helen Gertrude SHIELDS b. 5 Jan 1926,
Medina, Orleans Co, NY d. 14 Jun 2014, Getzville, Erie
Co, NY
child of: Francis E. (1899-1987) & Edna Lucy (1900-1998) (LONG)
SHIELDS
Children: 1 son, 2 daughters
Geraldine HILL b. c1926, NY d.
1999
m. ? ?
Beverly HILL b. c1927
m. ? ?
Yvonne HILL b. 18 Jul 1929, Ogdensburg, St.
Lawrence Co, NY d. 25 Oct 2005, Milwaukee, Milwaukee Co,
WI
m. ? HYPKI
Children: Georgia Rae HYPKI b. 23 Aug
? d. 2014
Richard HILL b. 3 Jun 1932, Ogdensburg, St.
Lawrence Co, NY d. 3 Jan 1955, Menomonee Falls, Waukesha
Co, WI
m. ? ?
Daniel HILL b. c1939
m. ? ?
Bruce HILL b. 1942 d.
2002
Helen Alice HILL b. 1904, Buffalo, Erie
Co, NY d. Mar 1926, Ogdensburg, St. Lawrence Co, NY
m. William Joseph SEGUIN b. 1891,
Ogdensburg, St. Lawrence Co, NY d. 1970
Children: Olive P. SEGUIN b. c1924
Frank Daniel HILL b. 1905, NY
d. 1964
Ralph Emerson HILL b. c1907, NY
m. LeOttis Aldine WISER b. c1910
Grace Charlotte HILL b. 15 Aug 1908
d. 7 Dec 1908, Somerset, Niagara Co, NY
Pearl HILL b. 1913, NY
d. 1984
m. ? ?
Olive HILL b. c1916
m. Arthur Eugene HOAG b. 22 Jul 1913
d. Oct 1976, Syracuse, Onondaga Co, NY
Children: George HOAG b. c1939
Ruth HILL b. c1920
William Randall HILL b. 1883
d. 1944
Jerry POTTER b. 25 Apr 1865, Columbus,
Franklin Co, OH/Coshoctin Co, OH/Newcomerstown, Tuscarawas Co, OH
d. 9 Feb 1923, Kansas City, Jackson Co, MO
m. Amiebel "Amie" CLIFT b. 9 Feb
1872, Marmaton, Allen Co, KS d. 14 Nov 1921, Kansas
City, Jackson Co, MO
child of: James Norman (1843-1909) & Helen Jane (1835-1912) (MARSHALL)
CLIFT
Children: Harlem W. POTTER b. 1891, MO
m. Winifred Harlen ? b. 22 Jul
1891, St. Joseph, Buchanan Co, MO d. 5 Feb 1970, Kansas
City, Jackson Co, MO
Forest POTTER b. 30 Jan 1905, St. Joseph,
Buchanan Co, MO d. Nov 1973, Sedalia, Pettis Co, MO
m.12 Jun 1926, Jackson Co, MO, Edward Myers DAVIS b. 6 Mar 1896,
St. Joseph, Buchanan Co, MO d. Nov 1948, Fairplay, Park Co, CO
m. Kansas City, Jackson Co, MO Edwin William WISCHSTADT
b. 15 May 1891, KS d. Dec 1968, Kansas City,
Jackson Co, MO
Ruth Ann POTTER b. c1869, OH
d. 1922
Sarah POTTER b. c1871, IN
m. George ROBBINS b. c1870, IN
Children: Leatha B. ROBBINS b. c1904, IN
James W. ROBBINS b.c1908, IN
Charles POTTER b. Jun
1873, IN d. 1924
Margaret J. POTTER b. c1877, IN
d. 1892
m2 7 Dec 1880 Amanda J. ELLIS
b. Feb 1857, IN
114.1b9 Hannah M. POTTER b. 1 Dec 1836,
Newcomerstown, Tuscarawas Co, OH d. 17 Nov 1922, West
Lima, Richland Co, WI
m. 1 Nov 1857, Viroqua, Vernon Co, WI
Hiram DICKSON b. 26
Feb 1833, Athens City, Athens Co, OH d. 2 Apr
1901, West Lima, Allen Co, OH
child of: John Stafford (1801-1861) & Jane B. (1791-1861) (HERRON)
DICKSON
Children: Edna Cora DICKSON b. 18 Apr
1869, Lima, Grant Co, WI d. 29 Dec 1938, Island,
Lake Co, WI
m. 4 Jun 1889, Richland, Richland Co, WI William Ira
KERN b. 20 Apr 1863, Bremen, St. Joseph Co, IN
b. 4 Jan 1933, Island, Wake Co, WI
child of: Adam (1823-1912) & Catherine (1829-1892) (WINKLEPLECK)
KERN
Children: Beulah Gladys KERN b. 23
Jul 1895, Byrds Creek, Richland Co, WI
d. 6 Aug 1971, Bloomer, Chippewa Co, WI
m. 20 Sep 1915, Rusk Co, WI Charles Warren CALKINS
Sr. b. 2 Apr 1888, New Auburn, Chippewa Co, WI
d. 1 Sep 1962, Island Lake, Rusk Co, WI child of: George Warren
(1853-1924) & Mary Lucretia (1855-1936) (MORELY) CALKINS
Children: Doris Ariel CALKINS b. 17
Jul 1916, Rusk, Rusk Co, WI b. 23 Feb 1993, Rhinelander,
Oneida Co, WI
m. 29 Aug 1938 Harry W. KOZEL
b. 12 Jul 1912, Cook Co, IL d. 13 Mar 1991, Oneida
Co, WI
child of: Harry (1885-1949) & Hilda (1884-?) (SWANSON) KOZEL
George William CALKINS b. 19 Jan 1918, WI
d. 4 Oct 1920, Rusk Co, WI
Floyd LeRoy CALKINS b. 23 Oct 1919, Rusk
Co, WI d. 26 Mar 1990, Murfreesboro, Rutherford Co, TN
m. 28 May 1949, Irene Bertha SMITH b. 1 Jun 1923, Akron, Summit Co, OH d.
29 Mar 2002, Chippewa Falls, Chippewa Co, WI
child of: Asa James (1891-1960) & Bertha Wilhelmina (1887-1961) (WIESE)
SMITH
Alice LeMoine CALKINS b. 26 Sep 1920, Big
Ben, Waukesha Co, WI d. 23 Jul 2010, Chippewa Falls,
Chippewa Co, WI
Mary Ruth CALKINS b. 19 Dec 1921, WI
d. 4 Feb 1998, New Auburn, Chippewa Co, WI
Charles Warren CALKINS b. 20 May 1923, WI
d. 21 Feb 1926, WI
Patricia Jean CALKINS b. 24 Feb 1925, New
Auburn, Chippewa Co, WI d. 22 Jan 2008, Edmonds,
Snohomish Co, WA
Buried: Woodbine Cemetery, Rainier, Columbia Co, OR
m. 23 Jan 1943, Vernon, Waukesha Co, WI Vernon Sidney "Red"
MASON b. 21 Sep 1918 d.
2 Nov 1967
Buried: Woodbine Cemetery, Rainier, Columbia Co, OR
child of: Oscar Melvin (1895-1982) & Anita I. (1899-1981) (SOWARDS)
MASON
John Leonard CALKINS b. 6 Aug 1928, Chetek,
Barron Co, WI d. 10 Dec 1993, Marshfield, Wood Co, WI
m. 5 Oct 1948, St. John's Lutheran Church, Bloomer, Chippewa Co, WI
Glennis Bertha SCHROEDER
b. 7 Jan 1930, Bloomer, Chippewa Co, WI d. 7 Aug
1999, Luther Hospital, Eau Claire, Eau Claire Co, WI
child of: Walter F. (1885-1951) & Cora Pearl (1903-1978) (SHEFFIELD)
SCHROEDER
Clyde Edward CALKINS b. 21 Aug 1932
m. 30 Sep ? , Altura, Winona Co, MN Edna Louise
MUSSELL b. 13 Jun 1918, Altura, Winona Co, MN
d. 10 Jul 1974, Winona Co, MN child of: Bernard Henry
(1883-1953) & Mary Louise (1888-1979) (HILKE) MUSSELL
Darrel Rae CALKINS b. 13 Nov 1936, Big
Bend, Rusk Co, WI d. 12 Jul 2000, Baudette, Lake of the
Woods Co, MN
Buried: Elm Park Cemetery, Baudette, Lake of the Woods Co, MN
m.30 Apr 1960/div.16 Dec 1987, Lake of the Woods Co, MN Betty June
MARTIN b. 21 Jun 1936, Sugar Creek, Cedar Co, IA
d. 13 Sep 1999, Tipton, Cedar Co, IA
Children: Vincent Rae CALKINS b.
17 Sep 1960 d. 1996, Chetek, Barron Co, WI
Buried: Elm Park Cemetery, Baudette, Lake of the Woods Co, MN
MMFN, US Navy, 18 Oct 1955-21 Sep 1959
Edmond Clarence Rip KERN b. 5 Apr 1897, Lima,
Grant Co, WI d. 10 May 1965, Spring Brook,
Washburn Co, WI
m. 12 Mar 1912, Rusk, Rusk Co, WI Cora Esther
Julia CALKINS b. 20 Jan 1898, Bloomer,
Chippewa Co, WI
d. 5 May 1989, Chippewa Falls, Chippewa Co, WI
child of: George Warren (1853-1924) & Mary Lucretia (1855-1936) (MORLEY)
CALKINS
Children: Ronald C. KERN b.
c1923, WI Resided White Sulphur Springs, Meagher Co, MT
1989
Roger W. KERN b. c1930, WI
Resided New Auburn, Barron/Chippewa Cos, WI 1989
Homer Otho Tony KERN b. 25 Apr 1999, Island
Lake, Rusk Co, WI d. 16 Mar 1985, Eau Claire, Eau Claire
Co, WI
m. 10 Nov 1920 Mabel Ancelin JOHNSON
b. 9 Nov 1903, WI d. 10 Apr1979, Eau Claire, Eau
Claire Co, WI
Children: Francis Duane KERN b. 10 Apr
1921, WI d. 8 Feb 1944
Keith George KERN b. 11 Dec 1926, WI
d. 8 May 1996, Chippewa Falls, Chippewa Co, WI
Alice Idella KERN b. 5 Jun 1901, Island Lake,
Rusk Co, WI d. 10 May 1919
Theodore Reuben Tyke KERN b. 18 Jul 1903, Island
Lake, Rusk Co, WI d. 18 Jan 1963, Frederic, Polk Co, WI
m. 25 Sep 1926 Eutha Theo NELSON
b. 22 Apr 1908, WI d. 15 Dec 1984, Webster, Burnett Co,
WI
child of: Thomas Perry (1875-1942) & Minnie Belle (1882-1965) (DUSTIN)
NELSON
Children: Darlene KERN b. 1 Dec 1926
d. 3 Dec 1926
Theodore Earl KERN b. 25 Jun 1928, WI
d. 14 Jun 1947
Ruth Luella KERN b. 18 Sep 1905, Island Lake,
Rusk Co, WI d. 18 Feb 1983, Burbank, Cook Co, IL
m. 25 Mar 1921 Harry Rudolph KNIPFER b. 9 Sep 1896, Iowa City,
Wright Co, IA d. 4 Dec 1988, New Auburn, Barron/Chippewa Co, WI
child of: Frank Oscar (1865-1940) & Ida Sophia (1871-1960) (ANDERSON)
KNIPFER
Children: Chester Harvey Harry KNIPFER b. 21 Aug 1922, New
Auburn, Barron/Chippewa Co, WI d. 4 Jun 1997, Burbank, Cook Co, IL
Harold Melvin KNIPFER b. 31 May 1924, New
Auburn, Barron/Chippewa Co, WI
d. 28 Mar 2006, New Auburn, Barron/Chippewa Co, WI
Dorothy June KERN b. 1 Jun 1908, Big Bend,
Rusk Co, WI d. 14 Feb 2008, Bloomer, Chippewa Co, WI
m. Richard L. STEVENS b. 20 Dec 1902,
Bloomer, Chippewa Co, WI d. 4 Oct 1967, Bloomer,
Chippewa Co, WI
child of: Leon P. (1866-?) & Lillian (1882-?) (?) STEVENS
Lucille Hannah KERN b. 24 Jan 1911, Island Lake,
Rusk Co, WI d. 24 Sep 1996, Amery, Polk Co, WI
m. 25 Sep 1928, Eau Claire, Eau Claire Co, WI Robert HAIDEN
(HAYDEN) b. 29 Mar 1906, Durand, Pepin Co, WI
d. 25 Jun 1971, Knapp, Dunn Co, WI child of: Frank
(1858-1940) & Mary (1862-1951) (KAUFMAN) HAIDEN (HAYDEN)
Children: Kenneth Eugene HAYDEN b. 23 Feb
1930, Lima, Pepin Co, WI d. 26 Feb 2001, Eau Claire, Eau
Claire Co, WI
114.1b10 Margaret Emily POTTER b. 20
Jun 1843, Newcomerstown, Tuscarawas Co, OH d. 20 Nov
1910, Hanover, Crawford Co, IA
Synopsis:
Obituary. Newspaper Unknown, May 1989. Cora KERN. New Auburn - Cora E.J. KERN, 91, died Friday at St. Joseph's Hospital, Chippewa Falls. Cora CALKINS was born in the town of Sampson, Chippewa County, and married Edmond KERN March 12, 1912, in the town of Rusk. She lived in New Auburn since 1969 and was a former resident of Potato Lake and Spring Brook. Survivors include two sons, Ronald of White Sulphur Springs, Mont., Roger of New Auburn; two grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Services will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Burnham-Ours Funeral Home, with burial in Lake View Cemetery, both in Chetek. Friends may call from 4 to 9 p.m. Monday and an hour before the services Tuesday at the funeral home.
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114.2__Margaret RALSTON
b. 28 Oct 1788,
York Springs, Adams County, PA
child of: Andrew & Sophia Dorothea (WALTEMYER)
RALSTON
d. 7 Nov 1830, LaGrange, LaGrange Co, IN
Buried:
m. 1810
114.2s__Daniel David DAVIS
b. 3 Mar 1776
child of: Evan & Nancy (?) DAVIS
d. 22 Aug 1867
Buried: Willow Springs Cemetery, Lafayette Co, WI
Other Marriages:
Daniel m2. 1831, Elizabeth HUNTSMAN
child of: Jesse HUNTSMAN
Buried: Willow Springs Cemetery, LaFayette Co, WI
Children (with Margaret):
114.2a Margaret Sophia DAVIS b. 1812 d. 1812
114.2b Daniel Ralston DAVIS b.
1814 d. 1874
114.2c Hannah DAVIS
b. 8 Feb 1816 d. 14 Aug 1903
114.2d David D. DAVIS b.
1823 d. 1873
Children (with Elizabeth) (7):
114.2e Isaac DAVIS b. c1838
114.2f Perry DAVIS b. c1842
114.2g Daniel DAVIS b. c1851
Synopsis:
Jesse HUNTSMAN was one of the pioneers of the LaGrange community.
Daniel and Elizabeth DAVIS moved to LaFayette Co, WI, stayed briefly at Oneco, IL and Council Bluffs, IA.
Daniel Ralston DAVIS migrated to Marbletown, IL.
The Andrew RALSTON Annals. DAVIS Number. July 25, 1935. The second child of Andrew RALSTON, Revolutionary Soldier and Sophia WALTEMYER RALSTON, his wife, was Margaret RALSTON, born at the ancestral home of David WALTEMYER, near York Springs, York County, (present Adams County), Pennsylvania, on October 28, 1788. The boulder which was transported to Beech Spring Presbyterian Cemetery, two miles South of Hopedale, Ohio, on July 4, 1934, and dedicated by the descendants on August 18, 1934, had lain for centuries within a stone's throw of the birthplace of Margaret RALSTON. David WALTEMYER was the father of Sophia WALTEMYER RALSON, and this old homestead is marked by a beautiful old stone house. She was married, no doubt in the York County home of our illustrious ancestors, Daniel D. DAVIS, the son of Evan and Nancy DAVIS then married Elizabeth HUNTSMAN, daughter of Jesse HUNTSMAN, one of the pioneers of the LaGrange community, in 1831. He and his second wife, after having sold their Indiana lands, moved to LaFayette County, Wisconsin, after a brief residence at Oneco, Illinois, and at Council Bluffs, Iowa. He and his second wife, Elizabeth HUNTSMAN DAVIS, were the parents of seven children and they are buried in Willow Springs Cemetery, about one and one-half miles from their last Wisconsin home. Daniel D. DAVIS died August 22, 1867. There were four children born to Daniel D. DAVIS and Margaret RALSTON DAVIS: (1) Margaret Sophia DAVIS, b. 1812, died in infancy; (b) Daniel Ralston DAVIS, b. 1814, d. 1874; (c) Hannah DAVIS, b. 1816, d. 1903; and (d) David DAVIS, b. 1823, d. 1873. Daniel Ralston DAVIS migrated to Margetown, Illinois, in which vicinity many of his descendants now reside. Our President, Oscar D. DAVIS, who resides at Argyle, Wisconsin is a son of David DAVIS.
U.S. Census, 16 Aug 1860, Willow Springs,
Lafayette Co, WI, Dwelling 163, Family #163
DAVIS, Daniel 75 M b. PA
Farmer 1600 1600 (this is about 10 years off -
indicates birth in 1785 instead of 1775)
Betsy 55 F b. PA
Isaac 22 M b. IN
Farmer
Perry 18 M b. IL
Daniel 9 M b. WI
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114.2b__Daniel Ralston DAVIS
b.
1814, IN
child of: Daniel D. & Margaret (RALSTON)
DAVIS
d. 12 Jun 1874, Fulton Co, IL
Buried:
m. 29 Jul 1855, Fulton Co, IL
114.2bs__Susan MARTIN
b. 1836, OH
child of: Thomas (1799-1866) & Anna (1799-1879) (BLAINE)
MARTIN
d. 7 Jan 1867, Fulton Co, IL
Buried:
Other Marriages:
Children:
114.2b1 David DAVIS
m. Agnes OLSON
child of: Ole W. & Ougebor OLSON
Children: Eliza Jane DAVIS b. c1866
Mary Jane DAVIS b. c1868
Oscar Daniel DAVIS b. Dec 1869 Resided
Argyle, WI, July 1935
m. Christina (?)
Children:
Donald C. DAVIS b. c1903
Alice A. DAVIS b. 1906
George Edward DAVIS b. c. 1908
m. 11 Jan 1936, Iron Wood, Gogebec Co, MI Caroline DUERWAXHTER
Olive (Mary?) C. DAVIS b. Nov 1909
Orville DAVIS b. c1915
Lillian DAVIS b. c1917
Norma DAVIS b. cSep 1919
Paul James DAVIS
m. 18 Feb 1938, Lomira, WI Lillian Florence ZIMMERMAN
Ohvaria(?) A. DAVIS b. c1873
114.2b2 Caroline Margaret DAVIS b.
4 Jun 1853, Marbletown, Fulton Co, IL d. 8 Apr
1910, Bath, Mason Co, IL
m.
8 Sep 1873, Mason Co, IL David SCHOONOVER
b. 16 Oct 1850, Saidora, Mason Co, IL d. 2
Oct 1933, Saidora, Mason Co, IL
child of: Lewis (1821-1884) & Catherine Ann (1827-1897) (VANETTEN)
SCHOONOVER
Children:
Simeon SCHOONOVER b. 22 Jul 1874, Mason Co, IL
d. 16 Apr 1953, IL
Gertrude SCHOONOVER b. 21 Oct 1876, Havana, Mason
Co, IL d. 23 Apr 1914
m. 8 Nov 1897, Mason Co, IL Charles E. SNELL
b. Jul 1870, Chandlerville, Cass Co, IL
Children: Marguerite SNELL b. Oct
1896, IL
m. Carl D. SCHAAD b. 9 May 1895, IL
Children: 1 daughter
Harry SNELL b. Nov 1898, IL
Howard SNELL b. c1901, IL
Mahala SCHOONOVER b. 5 Dec 1877, IL
d. 16 Nov 1887, Bath, Mason Co, IL
Della SCHOONOVER b. NOv 1879, IL
d. 1957, Phoenix, Maricopa Co, AZ
m. 21 Nov 1897, Cass Co, IL George R. WORKMAN
d. 18 Jul 1879, Chandlerville, Cass Co, IL d. 19
Apr 1937, Riverside, Fremont Co, IA
child of: Thomas (1852-?) & Sarah (1855-?) (?) WORKMAN
Children: 1 daughter
Letha WORKMAN b. 29 Sep 1898, Chandlerville,
Cass Co, IL d. 12 Apr 1899, Chandlerville, Cass Co, IL
Thomas Harold WORKMAN b. 2 Jul 1900,
Chandlerville, Cass Co, IL d. 27 Jul 1976, Orange Co, CA
m. Hazel ? b. c1897, IA
Anna B. WORKMAN b. 2 Dec 1902, Chandlerville,
Cass Co, IL d. 16 Feb 1907, Chandlerville, Cass Co, IL
David B. WORKMAN b. 7 Feb 1905, Chandlerville,
Cass Co, IL d. 5 Feb 1907, Chandlerville, Cass Co, IL
Alva L. WORKMAN b. 5 Nov 1908, Washington,
Washington Co, IA d. 12 Sep 2001, Iowa City, Johnson Co,
IA
m. 1927, IL Genevieve P. MILLER b.
23 Sep 1908, Stockton, Jo Daviess Co, IL d. Aug 1980,
Iowa City, Johnson Co, IA
Children: Betty Lou WORKMAN b. 4 Jul 1928,
Stockton, Jo Daviess Co, IL d. 7 Jul 2007, Foley, Baldwin Co,
AL
m. Donald Dean RUMMELLS b. 24 May 1926
d. 4 Jun 2009, AL
Children: 4 sons, 3 daughters
Shirley Mae WORKMAN b. 5 Sep 1937, IA
d. 1 Feb 2008
Alice SCHOONOVER b 19 Aug 1881, Mason City, Mason
Co, IL d. 28 Feb 1973, Havana, Mason Co, IL
m1. 12 Feb 1903, Fulton Co, IL Alsa MARKLEY
b. 15 Aug 1882, Kerton, Fulton Co, IL d. 10 Oct
1907, Kerton, Fulton Co, IL
m2. 17 Feb 1909, Fred FOUTCH b.
c1881, IL
Children: 2 sons
Harold FOUTCH b. 1909
Floyd FOUTCH b. 18 Oct 1918, Roy, Fergus
Co, MT d. 3 Mar 1998, Havana, Mason Co, IL
Ross SCHOONOVER b. 24 Mar 1885, IL
d. 5 Dec 1901
Cleveland SCHOONOVER b. 2 Mar 1886, Mason
Co, IL d. 22 Oct 1938, Beardstown, Cass Co, IL
Mable SCHOONOVER b. Dec 1887, Havana, Mason
Co, IL d. 7 Jan 1962
m. 3 Mar 1906, Mason Co, IL George R. STINEHART
Walter SCHOONOVER
b. 2 Jun 1890, Bath, Mason Co, IL d. 7 Sep 1988,
Alma, Marion Co, IL
m. 6 Feb 1919, IL Lela Admeta WILLIAMS
b. 7 Sep 1901, Woodford Co, IL d. Nov 1989, Alma,
Marion Co, IL
child of: Kirk Albert (1875-1925) & Elizabeth Jane (1879-1941) (ROSS)
WILLIAMS
Children:
Verne Walter SCHOONOVER b. 17 Jan 1922,
Roy, Fergus Co, MT d. 17 Dec 2008, Alma, Marion Co, IL
m. 17 Jul 1941 Amy Kathleen McINTOSH
b. 17 Jan 1923, Logan Co, KY d. 22 Mar 2008, Alma,
Marion Co, IL
Children: Jimmy Steve SCHOONOVER b. 15 Jul
1942 d. 17 Nov 1988, Flora, Clay Co, IL
Zella Elizabeth SCHOONOVER b. 28 Jan 1927,
Alma, Marion Co, IL d. 30 Dec 2002, Normal, McLean Co,
IL
m. Lelan Edwin SCHOOLEY b. 22 Dec
1927, Luka, Marion Co, IL d. 10 May 2013, Bloomington,
McLean Co, IL
Children: 1 daughter
David Marlon SCHOONOVER
b. 24 May 1936, Alma, IL
Guy SCHOONOVER b. 23 Apr 1892, Bath, Mason
Co, IL d. 4 Mar 1957
m. Faye ? b. c1903, IL
Children: 1 daughter
Otho SCHOONOVER b. 28 Jan 1894, Mason Co,
IL d. 15 Feb 1968, Lewistown, Fulton Co, IL
m. 20 Mar 1913, Mason Co, IL Carri FOUTCH
b. 1889, IL
Children: 1 son
Florence SCHOONOVER b. 23 Jan 1896, IL
d. 6 Jan 1983
Grace Dexter SCHOONOVER b. 4 Jul 1899,
Havana, Mason Co, IL d. 12 May 1926, Edwardsville,
Madison Co, IL
m. Paul C. DWYER b. 8 Mar 1893, Havana Twp,
Mason Co, IL d. Dec 1963, Chicago, Cook Co, IL
Children: 1 daughter
Synopsis:
U.S. Census, 22 Jul 1870, Argyle Twp, Lafayette
Co, WI
128 133 DAVIS, David M W 48 b. OH
Farmer 6000 1500 Eligible to Vote
Agnes F W 25 b. Nor Keeping House
Father/Mother Foreign born
Perry M W 21 b. WI Laborer
Eligible to Vote
George M W 17 b. WI Laborer At School
Jane F W 4 b. WI
Mother Foreign born
Mary F W 2 b. WI
Mother Foreign born
Daniel M W 7/12 b. WI, Sep
Mother Foreign born
U.S. Census, 25 Jun 1880, Argyle Twp, Lafayette
Co, WI
142 146 DAVIS, Agnes W F 35
b. Nor Father b. Nor Mother b. Nor Farmer
Eliza J. W F 14 Dau S
b. WI Father b. OH Mother b. Nor
Jane W F 12 Dau
S b. WI Father b. OH Mother b. Nor
Oscar D. W M 10 Son S b. WI
Father b. OH Mother b. Nor
Ohvaria(?) A. W F 7 Dau
S b. WI Father b. OH Mother b. Nor
WAHLER, Haris D. W
M 25 Serv S b. Nor Father b. Nor Mother b.
Nor Laborer
OLSON, Ole W. W M 77 Father M b. Nor Father b. Nor Mother
b. Nor Ret. Farmer
Ougebor W F 72 Mother M b. Nor Father b. Nor Mother b.
Nor Wife
U.S. Census, 20 June 1900, Argyle Twp, Lafayette
Co, WI
236 242 DAVIS, Oscar D.
Head W M S
30 b. Dec 1869, WI Father b. PA Mother b. Nor Farmer
Read/Write/English OMF94
JACOBSON, Oscar Servant W M S
19 b. May 1859, WI Father b. Nor Mother b. Nor Farm Laborer
Read/Write/English
GREGORY, Kneiss Servant W M M-24y 52 b. Sep 1847,
WI Father b. Nor Mother b. Nor Farm Laborer Read/Write/English
Anna Servant W F M-24y 55 b. Jun
1844, OH Father b. OH Mother b. OH 2ch/2living Read/Write/English
Greta Servant W F S
18 b. Oct, 1881, WI Father b. WI Mother b. OH Read/Write/English
U.S. Census, 4-5 May 1910, Yellowstone Rd, Argyle
Twp, Lafayette Co, WI
37 33 DAVIS, Oscar D. Head M W
40 M-9y b. WI Father b. ? Mother b. Nor Read/Write/English
Gen Farmer Emp OFF26
Christina Wife F W 28 M-9y
b. WI Father b. Nor Mother b. Nor Read/Write/English 4ch/4living
Donald C. Son M W 7
S b. WI Father b. WI Mother b.
WI At School
Alica A. Dau F W
4 S b. WI Father b.
WI Mother b. WI
George E. Son M W 2
S b. WI Father b. WI Mother b.
WI
Olive C. Dau F W
7/12 S b. WI Father b. WI Mother b. WI
U.S. Census, 3 Feb 1920, Argyle Twp, Lafayette
Co, WI
4 4 DAVIS, Oscar Head M W
50 M b. WI Father b. PA Mother b. Nor/Norwegian
Read/Write/English Dairy Farmer E
Christina Wife F W
40 M b. WI Father b. Nor/Norwegian Mother b. Nor/Norwegian
Read/Write/English
Donald Son M W 17 S
b. WI Father b. WI Mother b. WI Read/Write/English
Alice Dau F
W 14 S b. WI Father b. WI Mother b. WI
Read/Write/English At School
George Son M W 12 S
b. WI Father b. WI Mother b. WI Read/Write/English At
School
Mary Dau F
W 10 S b. WI Father b. WI Mother b. WI
Read/Write/English At School
Orville Son M W
5 S b. WI Father b. WI Mother b. WI
Lillian Dau F
W 2 1/2 S b. WI Father b. WI Mother b. WI
Norma Dau F W
5/12 S b. WI Father b. WI Mother b. WI
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114.2c__Hannah DAVIS
b. 8 Feb 1816, Wayne, Jefferson Co, OH
child of: Daniel D. & Margaret (RALSTON)
DAVIS
d. 14 Aug 1902, Hebron, Washington Co, UT
Buried: Old Hebron Cemetery, Entereprise, Washington
Co, UT
m. 28 Dec 1831, White Pigeon, Jackson Co, MO (Graham Co, AZ ? according to the Western States Marriage Index)
114.2cs__James William HUNTSMAN
b. 8 Oct 1806, Belmont Co, OH
child of: James "Jesse" (1772-1836) & Catherine
(1773-1812) (CALL) HUNTSMAN
d. 26 Feb 1867, Enterprise, Washington Co, UT
Buried: Old Hebron Cemetery, Enterprise,
Washington Co, UT
Other Marriages:
Children:
114.2c1 Eliza Jane (or Ann) HUNTSMAN b. 28 Oct
1832, Studen, Lagrange Co, IN d. 18 Jan 1833
114.2c2 Sarah Jane HUNTSMAN
b. 5 Apr 1834, Steuben Co, IN d. 20 Mar 1917,
Thatcher, Graham Co, AZ
114.2c3 Mary HUNTSMAN b. c1836
(1850 Census)
114.2c4 Joseph Smith HUNTSMAN b.
29 Dec 1938, Caldwell Co, MO d. 19 Jun 1921,
Gunlock, Washington Co, UT
114.2c5 Mariah HUNTSMAN b. 20 Feb
1841, Nauvoo, Hancock Co, IL d. 30 Jul 1922,
Mesquite, Clark Co, NV
114.2c6 Hyrum Ralston HUNTSMAN Sr b.
25 Feb 1843, Nauvoo, Hancock Co, IL d. 21 Feb 1926,
Ferron, Emery Co, UT
m. Emeline HUNT
Children: Hyrum Ralston HUNTSMAN Jr b.
4 Oct 1866, Hebron, Washington Co, UT d. 23 May
1944, Provo, Utah Co, UT
114.2c7 James Daniel HUNTSMAN b.
11 May 1845, Nauvoo, Hancock Co, IL d. 19 Jul 1925,
Mesquite, Clark Co, NV
114.2c8 Orson Welcome HUNTSMAN
b. 31 Mar 1849, Pottawattamie, Pottawattamie Co, IA d. 16 Nov 1931, Enterprise, Washington Co, UT, aged 83
114.2c9 David Orrin HUNTSMAN b.
24 Jul 1851, Pottawattamie, Pottawattamie Co, IA d.
10 Dec 1907, Cane Springs, Clark Co, NV
114.2c10 Eliza Jane HUNTSMAN b.
1 Apr 1854, Lakepoint, Tooele Co, UT d. 14 Nov 1854,
Lakepoint, Tooele Co, UT
114.2c11 Louisa Margaret HUNTSMAN b. 1
Apr 1854, Lakepoint, Tooele Co, UT d. 11 Nov 1854,
Lakepoint, Tooele Co, UT
114.2c12 Aaron David HUNTSMAN b.
8 Jan 1856, Lakepoint, Tooele Co, UT d. 31 Dec
1935
Synopsis:
Hannah and James married in White Pigeon, MI instead of LaGrange, IN because licenses were free in MI. The Western States Marriage Index has a record of them being married in Graham Co, AZ which makes little sense as there is no record of them having traveled so far west that early in their lives, nor of their families ever being that far west. My suspicion is that this fallacy came about in the Mormon documentation of records on this family. I'm sticking with conventional state records, census records and archives.
Hannah and James converted to the Mormon religion about 1936. On 1 Jan 1846, James was "endowed" at the Nauvoo, IL temple. In 1852, he and his family traveled with the Thomas C.D. HOWELL company to the Salt Lake Valley. This information is from the Annotated 1850 Pottawatomie Co, IA 1850 Census.
The Andrew RALSTON Annals. DAVIS Number. July 25, 1935. Hannah DAVIS HUNTSMAN. Her youngest of nine children stands beside her, and this picture was possibly taken when she was 55 years of age. She lived to be 87, a very popular RALSTON age. She was born, either back in the Adams County, Pennsylvania, ancestral community, or in the Bloomfield, Ohio community. She was then taken by her parents to the LaGrange, Indiana community, at the same time that William ADAIR, and Mary RALSTON ADAIR, and Thomas ADAMS and Elizabeth RALSTON ADAMS, migrated to that community. There she met James William HUNTSMAN, and was married to him on December 28, 1831 at White Pigeon, Michigan, a short distance from Lagrange, because, as she said in later years, "licenses were free in Michigan and not in Indiana." She and her husband were converted to the Mormon religion possibly about the year 1836, for her first two children, Eliza Jane, who died at the age of four months on January 18, 1833, and Sarah Jane, who married Samuel LEWIS, and born April 5, 1834, were both natives of Steuben County, Indiana. The third child, Mary HUNTSMAN, who married Dudley LEAVITT was born November 1, 1836 in Linn County, Iowa, and the fourth child, Joseph Smith HUNTSMAN, was born in Caldwell County, Missouri, December 29, 1838. The following three children, were born at Nauvoo, Illinois: Maria HUNTSMAN, second wife of Dudley LEAVITT, February 26, 1841; Hyrum Ralston HUNTSMAN, February 25, 1843; and James Daniel, May 11, 1845, later deceased, unmarried. Orson Welcome HUNTSMAN and David Orrin HUNTSMAN were born at Pottawatomie, Iowa, March 21, 1849 and July 24, 1951, respectively. The tenth and eleventh children, Eliza Jane and Aaron, were born in Utah after the migration, the former dying in infancy. This is a picture of Sarah Jane HUNTSMAN LEWIS, oldest child of Hannah DAVIS HUNTSMAN to reach maturity, who accompanied her father, James William HUNTSMAN overland to Utah, in 1851, to make ready the home for the family. She is the progenitor of over 400 RALSTONs, most of whom are resident in Arizona. Hannah DAVIS HUNTSMAN brought the remaining children then living to Utah in 1852, where she and her descendants helped to build up this Western country. This writer and some of his group have been to Kirtland, Ohio, and visited the first Mormon temple, to LaGrange, Indiana, where Margaret RALSTON DAVIS died, to White Pigeon, Michigan, where Hannah DAVIS was married to James William HUNTSMAN, to Nauvoo, Illinois where persecution was her lot, and August 17 bids fair to be an outstanding day in Andrew RALSTON History when many of her descendants will gather for the first time. The LEAVITTs are coming from Nevada; the LEWISes are coming up from Arizona; and the HUNTSMANs are coming in bus loads from different parts of Utah. The LEAVITTs are bringing with them a truck load of melons and grapes; the Orson W. HUNTSMANs are transporting a beef 225 miles to be pitted and roasted; and other necessary provisions are being provided by other groups of the big family. The JONESes should come down from Washington, and the ADAMSes from Denver and Pueblo. Forrest RALSTON, of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and Forrest RALSTON, of Sheridan, Wyoming, should meet each other at Ferron. Mrs. Gladys TURNER GUIER, who attended the Beech Spring Reunion from Philadelphia, with her family last year, will attend the Schoenbrunn Reunion on August 3, and then proceed West through Missouri. She suggests: "Don't forget to take your hiking boots, leather breeches and cowboy hat." A large number of the folks will arrive at Ferron on Friday evening, August 16, and remain over through Monday, August 19th. This writer plans to start from the Schoenbrunn Reunion with his party, and proceed that night via Lexington, Nashville, Memphis and Little Rock, to Van Buren, Arkansas, visiting Uncle Andrew Jerome RALSTON, 84 years old, and family for two days, thence to Los Angeles, via Albuquerque, and Globe, where he will visit George Lincoln RALSTON and Mrs. Mary RALSTON CONARD, uncle and aunt, and their families for three days, thence back-tracking through Las Vegas and Mesquite, Nevada, and Enterprise, Utah, to Ferron. It will be a regular RALSTON Rodeo. And, as the younger generation of RALSTONs would remark: "Oh Boy, what a time we are going to have!" Let us make of it the biggest reunion we have yet held. The RALSTON latchstring is out al the way, going and coming. No finer fellowship exists short of Heaven. Blood tells, and we are part of no mean family. Honor your ancestor, Andrew RALSTON!
U.S. Census, 31 Aug 1860, Tooele
Territory, Salt Lake City, UT, Dwelling 2361, Family #21
HUNTSMAN, James W 54 M W
b. OH Farmer 450 1100
Hannah 44 F
W b. OH
Hyrum R 17 M W b.
IL
James D 15 M W
b. IL
Orson W 11 M W b.
IA
David O 9 M W
b. IA At School
Aaron D 5 M W
b. UT At School
Dwelling 2361, Family #22
HUNTSMAN, Joseph 21 M
W b. MO Farmer 200
Celinda 23 F
W b. NH
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114.2c2__Sarah Jane HUNTSMAN
b. 5 Apr 1834, Steuben Co, IN
child of: James William & Hannah (DAVIS)
HUNTSMAN
d. 20 Mar 1917, Thatcher, Graham Co, AZ
Buried:
m. 1 Jan 1854, Graham, AZ
114.2c2s__Pvt. Samuel E. LEWIS
b. 27 Oct 1829, Simpson Co, KY
child of: Tarlton (1805-1890) & Malinda
(1811-1894) (GIMLIN) LEWIS
d. 31 Aug 1911, Phoenix, Maricopa Co, AZ
Buried:
Other Marriages:
Children:
114.2c2a Samuel Edward LEWIS b. 17 Jul
1854 d. 25 Jul 1932
114.2c2b Ketura (Retura?) LEWIS b.
c.1858
114.2c2c Mary LEWIS b. c. 1859
114.2c2d Oliver LEWIS b. c1861
114.2c2e Delbert LEWIS b. c.1863
114.2c2f Laura LEWIS b. c1865
m. ? McBRIDE
Children: Esther McBRIDE
m. ? ?
Children: Flora McBRIDE
m. ? JOHN
Children: Carolee JOHN b. 28 Jan 1935,
Glenbar, Graham Co, AZ
Venna McBRIDE
m. ? McEWEN
Children: Edward McEWEN b. 31 Oct
1931, Ft. Thomas, AZ
Reliah McBRIDE
m. ? LARSON
Children: Clay Ralston LARSON b.
24 Mar 1932, Glenbar, Graham Co, AZ
114.2c2g Malinda LEWIS b. c1867
m. ? MOODY
Children: Malinda Lewis MOODY
Children: Elizabeth MOODY
m. ? CRANDALL
Children: Norman Lewis CRANDALL
b. 11 Oct 1931, Boulder City, Clark Co, NV
Ida MOODY
m. ? MERRILL
Children: William June MERRILL b.
30 Jan 1932, Glenbar, Graham Co, AZ
114.2c2h Joseph LEWIS b. c1869
114.2c2i Sarah Olivia LEWIS b.
Dec 1869
m. ? McBROOM
Children: Emaline McBROOM
m. ? CAMPA
Children: LaPriel CAMPA
m. ? STOCKWELL
Children: Leo Jacob STOCKWELL b.
2 Jul 1936, St. David, AZ
114.2c2j Lula LEWIS b. c1873
m. ? LAYTON
Children: Delbert George LAYTON
d. 9 Oct 1935, St. David, AZ
WWI Veteran, member of Vincent Manzo Post, American Legion
114.2c2k Bertha LEWIS b.
c1875
Synopsis:
Occupation: Farmer
Resided, Thatcher, AZ
U.S. Census, 22 Jul 1870, Minersville,
Beaver Co, UT
29 32 LEWIS, Samuel W M 48 b.
KY Farmer Eligible to Vote
Sarah J. W F 38 b. IN Keeping House
Samuel A. W M 16 b. UT At School
Ketura W F 12 b. UT
At School
Mary W F 11 b. UT
At School Cannot Read/Write
Oliver W M 8 b. UT
Adelbert W M 7 b. UT
Laura W F 5
b. UT
Malinda G. W F 3 b. UT
Joseph F. W M 2 b. UT
Sarah L W F 6/12 b. Dec 1869, UT
U.S. Census, 8 Jun 1880, Pangwitch Pct, Iron Co, UT
29 32 LEWIS, Samuel W M 50
Head M b. KY Father b. KY Mother b. KY
Stone Cutter
Sarah J. W F 46 Wife M
b. IN Father b. OH Mother b. OH Keeping House
Oliver W M 19 Son
S b. UT Father b. KY Mother b. IN
Stock Raiser
Delbert W M 17 Son S
b. UT Father b. KY Mother b. IN Stone
Cutter
Laura W F 15 Dau
S b. UT Father b. KY Mother b. IN
Cannot Read or Write
Malinda W F 13 Dau S
b. UT Father b. KY Mother b. IN
Cannot Read or Write
Olivia W F 10 Dau
S b. UT Father b. KY Mother b. IN
Cannot Read or Write
Joseph W M 11 Son S
b. UT Father b. KY Mother b. IN
Cannot Read or Write
Lula W F
7 Dau S b. UT Father b. KY
Mother b. IN Cannot Read or Write
Bertha W F 5 Dau
S b. UT Father b. KY Mother b. IN
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114.2c2a__Samuel Edward LEWIS
b. 17 Jul
1854
child of: Samuel & Sarah Jane (HUNTSMAN)
LEWIS
d. 25 Jul 1932
Buried:
m. 8 Apr 1881
114.2c2as__Daphne Jane HAMBLIN
b. 6 Nov 1860
child of:
d:
Buried:
Other Marriages:
Children:
114.2c2a1 Orson Frederick LEWIS
b. 5 Jan 1882 Occupation: Irrigation
engineer. Resided: Ramah, McKinley Co, NM
m. 8 Oct 1903 Margaret Roxie McNEILL
b. 13 May 1884
Children: Edith Linda LEWIS b. 24
Dec 1904 d. 25 Oct 1911
Ethel Frances LEWIS b. 18 Dec 1906
Daphne Mary LEWIS b. 23 Sep 1909
m. 13 Oct 1928, Marvin A. STRADLINE
Resided: St. John's, AZ (Compiler could find no record)
Verna LEWIS b. 21 Jan 1914
Leola LEWIS b. 7 May 1917
Winnefred LEWIS b. 13 Feb 1923
114.2c2a2 Samuel Edward LEWIS II b. 5 Dec
1883 Occupation: Farmer. Resided:
Bluewater, Cibola Co, NM
m. 4 Oct 1916, Sarah Matilda CLUFF b.
5 Oct 1891
Children: Rhoda Daphne LEWIS b.
23 Dec 1917
Samuel Albert LEWIS b. 29 Mar 1921
Wallace Cluff LEWIS b. 27 Aug 1924
Sarah Matilda LEWIS b. 4 Oct 1926
Edward Lynn LEWIS b. 24 Jul 1928
Vilate LEWIS b. 21 Oct 1930
114.2c2a3 Francis Asa LEWIS b. 21 Oct
1885 Occupation: Farmer.
Resided: Ogden, Weber Co, UT
m. 2 Jun 1909, Frances S. THOMPSON
b. 26 Jul 1890
Children: Edward Mansel LEWIS b.
13 Jun 1911
Rubah Anthon LEWIS b. 22 Dec 1912
Alva Orson LEWIS b. 25 Sep 1914
Veva LEWIS b. 20 Oct 1918
Flora May LEWIS b. 25 Apr 1921
Linda LEWIS b. 13 Apr 1923
Delbert Edwin LEWIS b. 9 Oct 1925
Derwin Lynn LEWIS b. 26 Apr 1928
114.2c2a4 Frances Linda LEWIS b. 24 Dec 1887
m. 24 Dec 1914
Isaac ISAACSON Occupation: Stockman. Resided: St. John's, AZ (Compiler could find no record)
Children: Cleon ISAACSON b. 16
Oct 1915
Geraldine LaRue ISAACSON b. 28 Aug 1917
Quenton Lewis ISAACSON b. 30 Sep 1919
Ruby Eilene ISAACSON b. 29 Jul 1921
Melvin Hugo ISAACSON b. 15 Apr 1923
Florence May ISAACSON b. 16 Jan 1925
Philip Edward ISAACSON b. 27 Mar 1928
114.2c2a5 Daphne Tamar LEWIS b. 11 Apr 1890
m. 13 Dec 1921, Thomas Lawrence JONES b. 31 Dec 1890 Occupation: Mason. Resided: St. John's, AZ
Children: Dorothalene JONES b. 20
Jun 1922
Thomas Lawrence JONES, II b. 5 Oct 1923
114.2c2a6 Benjamin T. LEWIS b.
July 1892
114.2c2a7 Jessie Jane LEWIS
b. Jun 1895
114.2c2a8 Govert B. LEWIS b. May 1897
114.2c2a9 Bertha LEWIS
m. ? McCLELLAN
Children: Joseph Ether MCCLELLAN
m. ? ?
Children: Lola Lou McCLellan b. 8 Feb
1932, Thatcher, Graham Co, AZ
114.2c2a10 Josephine LEWIS
m. ? ELDRIDGE
Children: Josephine Lewis ELDRIDGE
m. ? FERRIN
Children: Pearl ELDRIDGE
m. ? FERRIN
Children: Melvin Keith FERRIN b. 28 Dec
1931, Thatcher, Graham Co, AZ
Synopsis:
Occupation: Farmer
Resided: Ramah, NM
U.S. Census, 7 Jun 1900, Wingate Pct,
Valencia Co, NM
52 52 LEWIS, Samuel C. Head W M
M-19y 45 b. Jul 1854, UT Father b. KY Mother b. KY
Read/Write/English Farmer, OFF11
Dafen Wife W
F M-19y 39 b. Nov 1860, UT Father b. WI Mother b. LA
Read/Write/English 8ch/8living
Frederick A. Son W M S
18 b. Jan 1882, AZ Father b. UT Mother b. UT Read/Write/English
Samuel C. Son W M S
16 b. Dec 1883, NM Father b. UT Mother b. UT Read/Write/English
Frances A. Son W M S
14 b. Oct 1885, NM Father b. UT Mother b. UT Read/Write/English
Francis L. Dau W F S
12 b. Dec 1887, NM Father b. UT Mother b. UT Read/Write/English
Dafen T. Dau W F
S
10 b. Apr 1890, NM Father b. UT Mother b. UT Read/Write/English
Benjamin T. Son W M S
7 b. Jul 1892, NM Father b. UT Mother b. UT
Jessie Jane Son W M S
5 b. Jun 1895, NM Father b. UT Mother b. UT
Govert B. Son W M S
3 b. May 1897, NM Father b. UT Mother b. UT
U.S. Census, 15 Apr 1910, Ramah, McKinley
Co, NM
7 7 LEWIS, Samuel Head
M W 56 M-29y
b. UT Father b. KY Mother b: USA Read/Write/English
General Farmer OA OFF4
Daphne J. Wife F W
49 M-29y b. UT Father b.
WI Mother b. LA Read/Write/English
Samuel Son M W
26 S
b. NM Father b. UT Mother b. UT
Read/Write/English Home Farm Laborer W-No-0
Linda Dau F
W 22 S
b. NM Father b. UT Mother b. UT
Read/Write/English
Jama Dau F
W 20 S
b. NM Father b. UT Mother b. UT
Read/Write/English At School
Benjamine Son M
W 17 S At Sch b. NM Father b. UT Mother b.
UT Read/Write/English Home Farm
Laborer W-No-0
Jessie Son M
W 15 S
b. NM Father b. UT Mother b. UT
Read/Write/English At School
Gilbert Son M
W 13 S
b. NM Father b. UT Mother b. UT
Read/Write/English At School
Rutger Son M
W 9 S
b. NM Father b. UT Mother b. UT
Read/Write/English At School
U.S. Census, 28-31 Jan 1920, Ramah Pct,
McKinley Co, NM
Farm 26 26 LEWIS, Samuel E Head M
W 64 Married Read/Write/English
b. UT Father b. KY Mother b. US Farmer OA OF20
Daphne J Wife F W 59
M
Read/Write/English b. UT Father b. WI Mother b. LA
None
Rubgas Son M W
19 S
Read/Write/English b. NM Father b. UT Mother b. UT Farmer
W
Davna Son M
W 4 S
b. NM Father b. NM Mother b. FL
Carrie GrDau F
W 3 S
b. NM Father b. NM Mother b. FL
U.S. Census, 28-31 Jan 1920, Ramah Pct,
McKinley Co, NM
Farm 15 15 LEWIS, Orson F. Head
M W 38 M Read/Write/English b. AZ Father
b. UT Mother b. UT Farmer OA OF12
Margaret R. Wife F W 36 M
Read/Write/English b. NM Father b. Scot Mother b. Eng
Ethel Dau
F W 13 S Read/Write/English
b. NM Father b. AZ Mother b. NM At School
Daphne Dau F W
10 S Read/Write/English b. NM Father b. AZ
Mother b. NM At School
Verna Dau F
W 6 S English
b. NM Father b. AZ Mother b. NM At School
Leola Dau
F W 21/2 S
b. NM Father b. AZ Mother b. NM
U.S. Census, 2 Feb 1920, Pct 9, McKinley
Co, NM
Farm 31 31 LEWIS, Samuel E. Head M
W 36 M Read/Write/English b. NM Father b.
UT Mother b. UT Farmer OA 22
Sarah M. Wife F W 27 M
Read/Write/English b. NM Father b. NM Mother b. NM
Rhoda D. Dau F W
2 S
b. NM Father b. NM Mother b. NM
U.S. Census, 15 Apr 1910, Ramah, McKinley
Co, NM
31 32 LEWIS, Frank Head M
W 24 M-0y
b. NM Father b. UT Mother b. UT
Read/Write/English None OFF34
Frences Wife F W 20
M-0y b. AZ Father b. UT Mother
b. UT Read/Write/English None
U.S. Census, 28-31 Jan 1920, Ramah Pct,
McKinley Co, NM
Farm 25 25 LEWIS, Francis A Head M
W 34 Married b. NM Father b. UT Mother b. AZ
Read/Write/English FarmerOA OF19
Francis B Wife F W 30 M
b. AZ Father b. UT Mother b. UT Read/Write/English
Edward Son M W
8 S
b. NM Father b. NM Mother b. AZ At School
Ruben Son M
W 7 S
b. NM Father b. NM Mother b. AZ At School
Alva Son
M W 5 S
b. NM Father b. NM Mother b. AZ At School
Veva Dau
F W 1 S
b. NM Father b. NM Mother b. AZ
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114.2c4__Joseph Smith HUNTSMAN
b. 29 Dec 1838, Caldwell Co, MO
child of: James William & Hannah (DAVIS)
HUNTSMAN
d. 19 Jun 1921, Gunlock, Washington Co,
UT
Buried: Gunlock Cemetery, Gunlock, Washington Co,
UT
m. 12 Jul 1858, Lehi, Utah Co, UT
114.2c4s__Solinda Eastman PARKER
b. 26 Aug 1836, Lyman, Grafton Co, NH
child of:
d. 10 Jun 1884, Gunlock, Washington Co, UT
Buried:
Other Marriages:
Joseph m2. 11 Mar 1884 (some sources indicate he married Lucy at the same time
as Solinda - 12 Jul 1858. Given that they were Mormons, it's entirely
possible
one source also says they married in 1881)
Lucy Elizabeth TRUMAN
b. 8 Oct 1864, St. George, Washington Co, UT
Territory
child of:
d. 21 May 1906, St. Clair, Churchill Co, NV
Buried:
Children (with Solinda) (until I find documentation such as
birth or death certificates or marriage records, I can't absolutely confirm who
are the mothers of the children):
114.2c4a Mary (Mariah?) Ellen HUNTSMAN b.
12 Jul 1860, Tooele, Tooele Co, UT Territory d. 30
Jul 1945, Gunlock, Washington Co, UT
m.
14 May 1876, St. George, Washington Co, UT Jeremiah LEAVITT
IV b. 7 Feb 1851, Kanesville, Pottawattamie
Co, IA d. 26 Jul 1931, Gunlock, Washington Co, UT
Children: Ellen Melvina LEAVITT
b. 9 Feb 1877, Hebron, Washington Co, UT Territory d.
8 Mar 1955, Roy, Weber Co, UT
m.
25 Jun 1894, St. George, Washington Co, UT Territory
James TULLIS b. 3 May 1870, Pinto,
Washington Co, UT Territory d. 14 Jan 1944, Ogden, Weber
Co, UT
Children: David TULLIS, Sr.
Children: David TULLIS, Jr. b. 11
Mar 1937
Lydia Serena LEAVITT b. 12 Nov 1878,
Hebron, Washington Co, UT Territory d. 24 Aug 1973,
Denver, Denver Co, CO
m. 26 Apr 1904, Washington Co, UT Frederick P.J.
BLAKE b. 10 Nov 1876, Memphis, Shelby Co, TN
d. 1928, Chickasha, Grady Co, OK
Louise
Vinnie LEAVITT b. 10 Oct 1880, Gunlock,
Washington Co, UT Territory d. 7 Apr1969, San Andreas,
Calaveras Co, CA
m1.
23 Dec 1901, Washington Co, UT Arthur Hugh
WILLIAMS b. 19 Mar 1879, UT Territory
d. 4 Dec 1936, San Francisco, San Francisco Co, CA
Children: Louise WILLIAMS
m. ? CURRY
Children: Kenneth Hughes CURRY b.
2 Feb 1937, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co, CA
m2. ? TERRY
Children: Maud TERRY d. 4 Sep 1933,
Payson, Utah Co, UT, aged 53y
Note: She was one of the active correspondents in building up the
genealogy of the Utah branch of the family.
m. ? PATTON
Jeremiah Sturdevant LEAVITT b. 18 Feb
1882, Gunlock, Washington Co, UT Territory d. 29 Mar
1895, Gunlock, Washington Co, UT Territory
Josiah Thomas LEAVITT
b. 7 Dec 1883, Gunlock, Washington Co, UT Territory d. 12 Apr 1937, Ogden, Weber Co, UT
m. 23 Apr 1909, Salt Lake Co, UT Flora Christine
HARDER b. 24 Feb 1888, Oasis, Millard Co, UT
Territory d. 24 Oct 1953, Ogden, Weber Co, UT
Sarah Miriam LEAVITT b. 24 Jun 1885,
Gunlock, Washington Co, UT Territory d. 21 Aug
1968, Idaho Falls, Bonneville Co, ID
m. 30 May 1907, St. George, Washington Co, UT
Orson Albert TALBOT b. 11 Feb 1876, Beaver,
Beaver Co, UT Territory d. 8 Dec 1928, Holden,
Millard Co, UT
Ethel Lucinda LEAVITT b. 4 May 1887, Gunlock,
Washington Co, UT Territory d. 15 Jun 1980, South Gate,
Los Angeles Co, CA
m1. 25 Sep 1907, St. George, Washington Co, UT
Charles Woodruff TULLIS b. 11 Nov 1882, Pinto,
Washington Co, UT Territory
d. 11 May 1932, Idaho Falls, Bonneville Co, ID Buried:
Bingham Co, ID
m2. 2 Jun 1914, St. George, Washington Co, UT
Robert PLATT b. 28 Jan 1878, Pinto,
Washington Co, UT Territory
m1. 1904, Salt Lake Co, UT Lilly Mae CHAFFIN
b. 4 Dec 1884, Mill Creek, Salt Lake Co, UT Territory d.
2 Jan 1932, Idaho Falls, Bonneville Co, ID
m3. Rachel McDUGAL b. 5 Apr 1885,
Mountain Green, Morgan Co, UT Territory d. 29 Feb 1964, Boise, Ada
Co, ID
m3. 4 May 1934, Cache Co, UT Henry Elmer
GIFFORD b. 6 Jan 1884, Hooper, Weber Co, UT
Territory d. 18 Feb 1960, Meridian, Ada Co, ID
m4. 9 Mar 1939, Ogden, Weber Co, UT Albert Leroy
FLITTEN b. 5 Oct 1876, Ogden, Weber Co, UT
Territory d. 25 Jul 1957, Idaho Falls, Bonneville Co, ID
Olive Isabelle LEAVITT b. 12 Mar 1891, Gunlock,
Washington Co, UT Territory d. 23 Mar 1975, Boise, Ada
Co, ID
m. 23 Apr 1913, St. George, Washington Co, UT
William Easton CHINN b. 17 Jun 1877, New Harmony,
Washington Co, UT Territory
d. 22 Jun 1951, Nampa, Ada Co, ID Buried:
Idaho Falls, Bonneville Co, ID
Joseph Eugene LEAVITT
b. 21 Jan 1893, Gunlock, Washington Co, UT Territory
d. 19 Feb 1990, St. George, Washington Co, UT
m.
1916, Washington Co, UT Essie Vilate BARNEY
b. 20 Jul 1897, Dempsey, Bannock Co, ID d. 24 Sep
1979, St. George, Washington Co, UT
Children: Myrtle LEAVITT
m. ? HANNIG
Children: Jerry Arnold HANNIG b.
3 Mar 1937
Perry Duane LEAVITT b. 4 Jan 1895, Gunlock,
Washington Co, UT Territory d. 14 Dec 1936, St. George,
Washington Co, UT
m1. 14 Nov 1916, St. George, Washington Co, UT
Mary PULSIPHER b. 4 Jun 1893, Hebron,
Washington Co, UT Territory
d. 13 Mar 1922, Gunlock, Washington Co, UT child
of Charles Zeraph (1864-1928) & Kate (1872-1933) (BOWLER) PULSIPHER
m2. 31 May 1922, St. George, Washington Co, UT (Div. 24 Apr 1936, Ogden,
Weber Co, UT) Evelyn HUNT
b. 4 Dec 1902, Mesquite, Clark Co, NV
d. 21 Jul 1976, Bunkerville, Clark Co, NV
m2. 10 Jul 1941, Malad, Oneida CO, ID Delbert
Riley BENNETT b. 16 Dec 1897, South Hooper, Davis
Co, UT Territory
d. 16 Sep 1952, Hooper, Weber Co, UT
m3. 29 Apr 1943, Bunkerville, Clark Co, NV Elmer
LEAVITT b. 11 Jul 1893, Bunkerville, Clark Co,
NV d. 13 Sep 1973, Bunkerville, Clark Co, NV
m1. 5 Jun 1916, St. George, Washington Co, UT Emma
Sophia BURGESS b 16 Sep 1902, Gunlock, Washington
Co, UT
d. 9 Apr 1934, St. George, Washington Co, UT
m3. 1937 (although he's dead - gotta love these Mormons), St. George,
Washington Co, UT Ruby Ann BARNUM b
6 Apr 1912, Mesquite, Clark Co, NV
d. 16 Mar 1986, St. George, Washington Co, UT
m1. 17 Mar 1933, St. George, Washington Co, UT
Delba JONES b. 4 Feb 1912, Gunlock,
Washington Co, UT d. 14 Nov 1935, Gunlock, Washington
Co, UT
Buried: Gunlock Cemetery, Gunlock, Washington Co, UT
Vera Leona LEAVITT b. 4 Aug 1897, Gunlock,
Washington Co, UT Territory d. 14 Feb 1918, Cedar City, Iron
Co, UT
m. 29 Oct 1919, St. George, Washington Co, UT (she's also dead)
Robert Marion TYLER b. 31 Aug 1864,
Evergreen, San Jacinto, TX
d. 30 May 1960, Glendale, Maricopa, AZ
Blanche LEAVITT
b. 11 Mar 1899, Gunlock, Washington Co, UT Territory d.
10 Feb 1993, Gunlock, Washington Co, UT
m.
7 Sep 1916, St. George, Washington Co, UT Wilford Martin HOLT
b. 27 Mar 1897, Gunlock, Washington Co, UT Territory
d. 1
Dec 1982, Gunlock, Washington Co, UT
Children: Milton HOLT
Children: Jean HOLT b. 26 Apr
1938, Gunlock, UT
Clarissa Josephine LEAVITT b. 19 Jun 1899,
Gunlock, Washington Co, UT Territory d. 1 May 1963, Salt
Lake City, Salt Lake Co, UT
m1. 23 Dec 1913, St. George, Washington Co, UT
Joseph PLATT b. 9 Jun 1867, Pinto,
Washington Co, UT Territory d. 10 Jul 1933, Richfield,
Sevier Co, UT
m1. 6 Mar 1907, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake Co, UT
Mary Jane ALEXANDER b. 12 Nov 1882,
Springville, Utah Co, UT Territory
d. 8 Dec 1907, Murray, Salt Lake Co, UT
m2. 1937 David Leroy CHIDESTER
b. 3 Dec 1891, Richfield, Sevier Co, UT Territory d.
7 Sep 1979, Richfield, Sevier Co, UT
Howard Melvin LEAVITT b. 8 Jul 1901,
Gunlock, Washington Co, UT d. 18 Oct 1931, St. George,
Washington Co, UT
m. 24 Jun 1926, St. George, Washington Co, UT
Lottie BOWLER b. 2 Oct 1907, Gunlock,
Washington Co, UT d. 11 Jul 1993, Gunlock, Washington
Co, UT
m2. 27 Nov 1935, St. George, Washington Co, UT
Albert August ULRICH b. 16 Aug 1902, China,
Jefferson Co, TX
d. 18 Mar 1978, St. George, Washington Co, UT
Buried: Gunlock Cemetery, Gunlock, Washington Co, UT
Salina Huntsman LEAVITT
m. ? HANNIG
Children: Hazel HANNIG
m.
20 Jun 1933, Pleasant Grove, Utah Co, UT Robert D. HOLDAWAY
Children: Vera Joan HOLDAWAY b. 3
Mar 1935
Vera HANNIG
m. ? MAINOR
Children: Margaret Ellen MAINOR b. 29 Feb
1936, Macon, Bibb Co, GA
Verna HANNIG
m. ? STRASSER
Children: Patricia Jean STRASSER b. 4 Jul
1935, Las Vegas, San Miguel Co, NM
Elsie LEAVITT
m. ? HOOPER
Children: Thomas Dudley HOOPER
m. ? ?
Children: Garth Lavel HOOPER
m. ? ?
Children: Billie Garth HOOPER b.
19 Mar 1935, Ogden UT
Mabel LEAVITT
m. ? WAITE
Children: Delbert WAITE
m. ? ?
Children: Sherald Leon WAITE b.
28 May 1935, Bunkerville, NV
Evan WAITE
m. ? ?
Children: Claudia WAITE b. 25 Jul 1935,
Bunkerville, NV
Woodruff LEAVITT
m. ? ?
Children: Howard Emert LEAVITT 17 Aug 1936, Mesquite, Clark
Co, NV
Dudley LEAVITT, II
m. ? ?
Children: George Albert LEAVITT
m. ? ?
Children: Mary LEAVITT b. 22 Dec 1931,
Hayden, Uintah Co, UT
Mabel LEAVITT
m. ? RUSHTON
Children: Mary Alice RUSHTON b. May 18,
1932, Sugarville, Millard Co, UT
Nora LEAVITT
m. ? HUNT
Children: Ava HUNT
m. ? BROWN
Children: Andrew Ralston BROWN b. 22 Jun
1936, Buhl, Twin Falls Co, ID
114.2c4b Jane Cerene HUNTSMAN b. 2 Jul
1862, Santa Clara, Washington Co, UT Territory d. 27 May
1863, Santa Clara, Washington Co, UT Territory
114.2c4c Luna Adelia HUNTSMAN b. 29
Mar 1864, Clover Valley, Lincoln Co, NV d. 9 Aug 1944,
Las Vegas, Clark Co, NV
m1. 27 Oct 1880, St. George, Washington Co, UT Territory
George Henry CROSBY b. 25 Oct 1846,
Clinton, Kennebec Co, ME d. 8 Oct 1916, St.
George, Washington Co, UT
m1. 1868 Emma I. HASEY b.
1850, ME
m2. 5 Apr 1869, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake Co, UT Territory
Sarah Hannah BROWN b. 18 Aug 1851, Salt
Lake City, Salt Lake Co, UT Territory
d. 30 Jul 1932, Edgar, Apache Co, AZ
m3. 1873 Orillia LEAVITT
b. 23 ? 1859, Santa Clara, Washington Co, UT Territory d.
17 Mar 1874, Hebron, Washington Co, UT Territory
child of: Dudley
(1830-1908) & Maria (1841-1922) (HUNTSMAN) LEAVITT Sr
m5. 27 Oct 1880, St. George, Washington Co, UT Territory
Amelia LEANY b. 21 Feb 1858, Parowan, Iron
Co, UT Territory d. 2 Mar 1913, Crowley, Big Horn Co, WY
m6. 1882 Minerva B. KARL
m7. 26 Feb 1886, St. George, Washington Co, UT Territory
Mary Louisa SCARCE
m8. 26 Feb 1886, St. George, Washington Co, UT Territory
Susan Lucinda SCARCE
m9. 7 Jan 1916 Mary Etta FOSTER
b. 4 Jul 1852, Ogden, Weber Co, UT Territory d.
14 Aug 1918, Blanding, San Juan Co, UT
m2. 12 Apr 1883, Mesquite, Lincoln Co, NV
Joseph Smith LEAVITT b. 6 Sep 1860, St.
George, Washington Co, UT Territory
Children
(Luna & Joseph):
Salenda
Percilla LEAVITT b. 30 Jul 1884, Gunlock,
Washington Co, UT Territory d. 24 Apr 1964, St. George,
Washington Co, UT
m.
14 Jun 1910, St. George, Washington Co, UT Thomas Edward ABBOTT
b. 30 Mar 1887, Bunkerville, Clark Co, NV d. 27 Jan 1948, St.
George, Washington Co, UT
Children: Devona ABBOTT
m. ? KNIGHT
Children: Alice KNIGHT b. 22 Jul
1935, Mesquite, NV
Eliza
Ellen LEAVITT b. 23 Aug 1886, Gunlock,
Washington Co, UT Territory d. 11 Feb 1934, Preston,
White Pine Co, NV
m.
1 Jan 1907 Preston Carson BRADLEY
b. 2 Jun 1883, Moroni, Sanpete Co, UT Territory d.
23 Jan 1946, Preston, White Pine Co, NV
Children: Sherman BRADLEY
m. ? ?
Children: Mary Ellen BRADLEY b. 4
Feb 1936, Ely, NV
Joseph Josiah LEAVITT b. 20 Mar 1888, Gunlock,
Washington Co, UT Territory d. 12 Jul 1961, Las Vegas,
Clark Co, NV
m. 27 Sep 1915, Washington Co, UT Cora
Melvina KNIGHT b. 15 Mar 1896, Mesquite, Clark
Co, NV d. 7 Jan 1989
Hyrum Ernest LEAVITT b. 23 Nov 1889,
Gunlock, Washington Co, UT Territory d. 12 Nov 1924,
CLark Co, NV
m. 7 May 1918, St. George, Washington Co, UT
Frances WOODBURY b. 23 Nov 1895, Mesquite,
Clark Co, NV d. 6 Jan 1980, St. George, Washington Co,
UT
child of: Abram Nelson (1867-1949) & Maria Amelia (1867-1910) (FULLER)
WOODBURY
Luna Amelia LEAVITT b. 22 Aug 1891, Gunlock,
Washington Co, UT Territory d. 11 Jul 1927
Florence Louise LEAVITT b. 26 Jul 1894,
Gunlock, Washington Co, UT Territory d. 15 Jul 1896
Heber Chase LEAVITT b. 16 Jun 1896,
Gunlock, Washington Co, UT Territory d. 4 Apr 1982
m. 14 Dec 1919, UT Mildred HUGHES
b. 30 Sep 1900, Mesquite, Clark Co, NV d. 9 Nov
1967, Las Vegas, Clark Co, NV
Edith Lucinda LEAVITT b. 8 Jun 1898,
Mesquite, Lincoln Co, NV d. 16 Aug 1958
m. 24 Jun 1924, NV Joseph Earl ANDERSON
b. 20 Mar 1894, Mesquite, Lincoln Co, NV
Ida LEAVITT
b. 23 Sep 1900, Mesquite, Lincoln Co, NV d. 13 Nov
1973, Las Vegas, Clark Co, NV
m.
30 Jun 1923, Las Vegas, Clark Co, NV Robert BARNUM
b. 20 Dec 1902, Bunkerville, Clark Co, NV d. 4 May
1964, Las Vegas, Clark Co, NV
child of: Aschel James (1861-1937) & Martha Ann (1858-1936) (PULSIPHER)
BARNUM
Children: Daniel BARNUM b. 8 Jan
1936, Las Vegas, NV
Woodruff LEAVITT b. 12 Mar 1904, Mesquite,
CLark Co, NV d. 26 Sep 2004
m. 26 Jun 1975, St. George, Washington Co, UT
Zelma ? b. 11 Sep 1906, Bunkerville, Clark,
Co, NV d. 17 Jul 1975, Bunkerville, Clark, Co, NV
(she was dead)
114.2c4d Lima D. HUNTSMAN b. c1864, UT
Territory (1880 Census)
114.2c4e Joseph Smith HUNTSMAN Jr b.
17 Apr 1866, Clover Valley, Lincoln Co, NV d. 12 Oct
1867, Clover Valley, Lincoln Co, NV
114.2c4f Josephine HUNTSMAN b. 15 Feb
1868, Hebron, Washington Co, UT Territory d. 25 Oct
1868, Hebron, Washington Co, UT Territory
114.2c4g Solon Edwin HUNTSMAN b. 18 Dec 1869, Hebron,
Washington Co, UT Territory (1880 Census) d. 11 Sep 1954,
Las Vegas, Clark Co, UT
m. 7 Oct 1895, St. George, Washington Co,
UT Territory Mary
Etta DODSON b. 8 Aug 1880, Payson, Utah Co,
UT Territory d. 18 Sep 1905, Fallon, Churchill Co, NY
Children: Joseph Tapley HUNTSMAN b.
22 Jul 1895, Overton, Clark Co, NV d. 6 Nov 1918,
Mesquite, Clark Co, NV
Solon Ralph HUNTSMAN b. 26 Aug 1896, St.
Joseph, Clark Co, NV d. 11 Feb 1995, St. George,
Washington Co, UT
m. 17 Jun 1919, St. George, Washington Co, UT Jetta Mariah LEAVITT b. 10 Jun 1902,
Bunkerville, Clark Co, NV d. 3 Apr 1970, St. George,
Washington Co, UT
child of: Charles Albert (1871-1929) & Lillie May (1879-1948) (BARNUM)
LEAVITT
Children: Jay Ralph HUNTSMAN b. 26 Jul
1923, Mesquite, Clark Co, NV d. 12 Feb 2002, Las Vegas,
Clark Co, NV
m. 2 Jun 1942, St. George, Washington Co, UT ?
?
Connie HUNTSMAN b. 22 Oct 1940, St. George,
Washington Co, UT d. 2 Nov 1940
3d 1s
Myrtle Losetta HUNTSMAN b. 28 Jul 1900,
Mesquite, Clark Co, NV d. 7 Jul 1901, Mesquite,
Clark Co, NV Buried: Mesquite, Clark Co, NV
Tiza HUNTSMAN b. 1 Feb 1902,
Mesquite, Clark Co, NV d. 26 Jul 1905, Mesquite,
Clark Co, NV Buried: Mesquite, Clark Co, NV
m2. 9 Apr 1908, Santa Clara, Washington Co, UT
Theresa LEAVITT b. 18 Apr 1877,
Gunlock, Washington Co, UT Territory d. 9 Mar
1955, Las Vegas, Clark Co, NV
child of: Dudley (1830-1908) & Thirsa Hale (1843-1927) (HALE)
LEAVITT Sr.
Children: Ira Hale HUNTSMAN b.
26 Aug 1909, Santa Clara, Washington Co, UT d. 16
May 1960, Las Vegas, Clark Co, NV
m. 21 Aug 1933 Leah FUGAL
b. 10 Aug 1913, Pleasant Grove, Utah Co, UT d.
3 Dec 2003, Sparks, Washoe Co, NV
child of: C.A. & Delilah (RICHARDSON) FUGAL
Children: 2s 2d
Kent Hale HUNTSMAN b. c1935
Marilyn HUNTSMAN b. c1937
Theresa May HUNTSMAN b. 24 Feb 1911,
Mesquite, Clark Co, NV d. 14 Nov 1995
m. 11 Jun 1935, St. George, Washington Co, UT
James Willard COOK b. 2 Sep 1913, Cedar
Fort, Utah Co, UT d. 23 Dec 1994
Erwin Parker HUNTSMAN b. 15 Aug 1913,
Bunkerville, Clark Co, NV d. 27 Feb 1914
Millie HUNTSMAN b. 24 Aug 1916,
Bunkerville, Clark Co, NV d. 10 Dec 2005, St.
George, Washington Co, UT
m. 29 Apr 1948, St. George, Washington Co, UT
Lawrence Henry LONG b. 3 Jul 1914, Panaca,
Lincoln Co, NV d. 3 Jan 2000, St. George, Washington Co,
UT
114.2c4h Perry Davis HUNTSMAN b.
26 Mar 1873, Hebron, Washington Co, UT Territory d.
2 Jan 1942, Fallon, Churchill Co, NV
114.2c4i Solinda Henrietta HUNTSMAN b.
15 Dec 1876, Hebron, Washington Co, UT Territory d.
29 Dec 1944, Overton, Clark Co, NV
114.2c4j Splend H. HUNTSMAN b. c1877, UT
Territory
(1880 Census)
114.2c4k Olive Barbara HUNTSMAN b. 9
Aug 1879, Gunlock, Washington Co, UT Territory d.
9 Feb 1883, Gunlock, Washington Co, UT Territory
114.2c4l Berry Davis HUNTSMAN
Children (with Lucy):
114.2c4m Elizabeth "Libby" Ann HUNTSMAN b.
24 Oct 1882, Pinto, Washington Co UT Territory (1900 Census)
d. 31 Dec 1951
m. 2 Aug 1904, Pinto, Washington Co, UT George
Martin BURGESS b. 3 Apr 1877, Pinto,
Washington Co, UT Territory d. 28 Aug 1969, Las Vegas,
Clark Co, NV
child of: Hyrum W. (1837-1924) & Agnes (1851-1933) (SMITH)
BURGESS
Children: Lucinda BURGESS b. 24
Oct 1916, Kaolin, Clark Co, NV d. 6 Jul 1978, Overton,
Clark Co, NV
m1. 28 Oct 1939, Las Vegas, Clark Co, NV Vay
Charles SIMMONS b. 7 Aug 1918, Thornton,
Madison Co, ID d. 4 Mar 1971
m2. 1956, Las Vegas, Clark Co, NV John CLEMENTS
b. 28 Feb 1916, Flint, Genesee Co, MI d. 29 Jan
1978, Las Vegas, Clark Co, NV
114.2c4n Olivia "Ollie" Marie HUNTSMAN b.
29 May 1885,
Gunlock, Washington Co, UT Territory d. 9 Jul 1959,
Perris, Riverside Co, CA
114.2c4o Margaret Jane HUNTSMAN b. 21
Feb 1887, Gunlock, Washington Co, UT Territory d. 11 Nov
1888, Gunlock, Washington Co, UT Territory
114.2c4p George Albert HUNTSMAN
b. 17 Jan 1889, St. Joseph, Lincoln Co, NV d.
26 Aug 1963, Ferron, Emory Co, UT
m. Ellen T. BUNKER
114.2c4q Esther HUNTSMAN b. 25 May
1891, St. Joseph, Lincoln Co, NV d. 30 Jul 1945
114.2c4r Emory HUNTSMAN
b. Mar 1893, NV d. 2 Jan 1965
Not in 1900 Census 114.2c4s Jacob Emery HUNTSMAN
b. 9 Mar 1893, St. Joseph, Clark Co, NV d. 2
Jan 1965
Not in 1900 Census 114.2c4t Milo Parker HUNTSMAN
b. 24 Jan 1895, Logandale, Lincoln Co, NV d. 20
Apr 1896, St. Joseph, Clark Co, NV
Not in 1900 Census 114.2c4u Anthony Call HUNTSMAN
b. 17 Feb 1896, Logandale, Lincoln Co, NV d.
24 Jan 1897
Not in 1900 Census 114.2c4v Hannah Loretta HUNTSMAN
b. 29 Jul 1898, St. Joseph, Clark Co, NV d. 31 Aug
1898, St. Joseph, Clark Co, NV
114.2c4w James William HUNTSMAN b.
Aug 1899, St. Joseph, Clark Co, NV d. 29 Nov 1944
114.2c4x Richard Ira HUNTSMAN b. 27
Sep 1902, Mesquite, Lincoln Co, NV d. 5 Oct 2902,
Mesquite, Lincoln Co, NV
114.2c4y Aaron Farr HUNTSMAN b.
21 May 1905, St. Clair, Churchill Co, NV d. 3 May 1905,
Mesquite, Lincoln Co, NV
114.2c4z Esther Shepherd HUNTSMAN b.
7 Oct 1908, Burns, Harney Co, OR d. 30 Nov 1980,
Burns, Harney Co, OR
Synopsis:
Joseph Smith HUNTSMAN was appointed Postmaster in Gunlock, Washington Co, UT on 22 Aug 1882 and 22 Aug 1884.
Joseph Smith HUNTSMAN was a machinist in St. Louis City, MO in 1914.
Joseph Smith HUNTSMAN received a pension for the Indian Wars.
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114.2c8__Orson Welcome HUNTSMAN
b. 31 Mar 1849, Pottawattamie, Pottawattamie Co,
IA
child of: James William & Hannah (DAVIS)
HUNTSMAN
d. 16 Nov 1931, Enterprise, Washington Co,
UT, aged 83
Buried:
m.
114.2c8s__Mary A. (?)
b. Dec 1850
child of:
d.
Buried:
Other Marriages:
Children:
114.2c8a Orson Arthur HUNTSMAN b. Jun
1874
m.
Lois TRUMAN b. Jan 1881 d. 9 Jul 1934, aged 54
Children:
Mina HUNTSMAN b. May 1900 Living Enterprise, Washington Co, UT 1934
m. George SPENDLOVE
Richard Truman HUNTSMAN
b. c1909 Living Fallon, Churchill Co, NV 1934
m. ? ?
Children: Stephen Lyman HUNTSMAN
b. 25 Feb 1935, Fallon, Churchill Co, NV
114.2c8b Mary Edith HUNTSMAN
m. Robert Francis TAIT
Children: Emory TAIT
m. ?
Childeren: Ora TAIT
m. 1 Aug 1937, Enterprise, UT Michael VARGO
George Huntsman TAIT
m. ?
Children: Barbara TAIT b. 23 Dec
1932, Enterprise, Washington Co, UT
Ada TAIT
m. 13 Sept 1937, Enterprise, UT George NESBERT
Robert Francis TAIT, II
m. ?
Children: Julian Dawdell TAIT
Children: Julia Ann TAIT b. 1 Sep
1937, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co, CA
Thelma TAIT
m. ? JACKSON
Children: Sarah Lee JACSON b. 23
Jan 1938, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co, CA
Jo Ann TAIT b. 18 Mar 1935, Los Angeles,
Los Angeles Co, CA
Terry H. TAIT
m. ?
Children: Joan TAIT b. 7 Jan
1938, Enterprise, Washington Co, UT
Myrtle TAIT
m. ? LYNN
Children: Fearl William LYNN
Children: Deann LYNN b. 2 Feb
1938, Paragona, UT
Kenneth Robert LYNN of Paragona, UT
d. 11 Jun 1936, car accident near Bryce Canyon, Garfield Co, UT
Orson Davis TAIT
m. ? ?
Children: Nadine TAIT b. 29 Mar
1935, Cedar City, Iron Co, UT
Adrean TAIT
m. ? ALSOP
Children: Rue Mola ALSOP b. 1 Jul 1931,
Enterprise, Washington Co, UT
114.2c8c Emory Edward HUNTSMAN b.
Dec 1880
m. Ida (?)
b. c1887
Children: Leland HUNTSMAN b. Dec 1909
Merlin HUNTSMAN b. c.1913
Elda HUNTSMAN b. c1915
Lily HUNTSMAN b. c1916
Laura HUNTSMAN b. c.1918
Wanona HUNTSMAN b. Nov 1919
Lewis Ralston HUNTSMAN b. 23 Nov,
1931, Enterprise, Washington Co, UT
114.2c8d Elda P. HUNTSMAN b. Dec 1883
m. ? BASTIAN
Children: Jacob
Rulon BASTIAN
Children:
Dorothy BASTIAN b. 13 Jun 1932, Enterprise,
Washington Co, UT
Terry Ralston BASTIAN
b. 16 Jul 1933, Pleasant Grove, Utah Co,
UT
114.2c8e Lenora HUNTSMAN b. Jul 1886
m. Arch LAMOREAUX
Children: Irene LAMOREAUX
m. ? ROBINSON
Children: Elmo Chester ROBINSON
b. 2 Apr 1933, Paragonah, Iron Co, UT
Ronald L. ROBINSON b. 17 Mar 1936,
Paragonah, Iron Co, UT
Avril A. LAMOREAUX
Children: Margene LAMOREAUX b. 7
Apr 1933, St. George, UT
Paul Lamar LAMOREAUX b. 14 Sep 1935,
St. George, UT
Leora LAMOREAUX
m. ? ASHTON
Children: Donna ASHTON b. 11 Apr
1933, Provo, Utah Co, UT
114.2c8f Welcome Lamond HUNTSMAN b.
Sep 1890
m. ? ?
Children: Arlon Cannon HUNTSMAN
m. ? ?
Children: Dennis Cannon HUNTSMAN
b. 3 May 1936, Enterprise, Washington Co, UT
Josephine HUNTSMAN
Synopsis:
Orson Welcome HUNTSMAN organized a reservoir company to irrigate the desert and colonized the Hebron community, and was postmaster for 20 years. He leaves 96 descendants, and at 81 years wrote a history of Washington Co, UT. Andrew RALSTON Annals.
Josephine HUNTSMAN graduated High School in 1935. DAVIS Number: Miss HUNTSMAN appeals to the younger RALSTONs to come to the Big RALSTON Rodeo, and prepare to meet her rather in overalls. She can ride a horse, and throw a lasso.
U.S. Census, 7-8 Jun 1900, Hebron Pct,
Washington Co, UT
45 45 HUNTSMAN, Orson W Head W
M M-32y 57 b. Mar 1849, IA Father b. OH Mother
b. OH Read/Write/English Postmaster OY/Y30
Mary A. Wife W F
M-32y 49 b. Dec 1850, UT Father b. PA Mother b. NY
Read/Write/English 6ch/6living
Emery E. Son W M
S 19 b. Dec
1880, UT Father b. IA Mother b. UT Read/Write/English
Farm Laborer Rent
Elda P. Dau
W F S
16 b. Dec 1883, UT Father b. IA Mother b. UT
Read/Write/English At School 3m
Lenora Dau W
F S
13 b. Jul 1886, UT Father b. IA Mother b. UT
Read/Write/English At School 3m
Welcome L. Son W M S
9 b. Sep, 1990, UT Father b. IA Mother b. UT
Read/Write/English At School 5m
U.S. Census, 7-8 Jun 1900, Hebron Pct,
Washington Co, UT
55 55 HUNTSMAN, Orson A. Head
W M M 26 b.
Jun 1874, UT Father b. IA Mother b. UT Read/Write/English
Merchant OFL40
Lois Wife
W F M
19 b. Jan 1881, AZ Father b. UT Mother b. UT
Read/Write/English 1ch/1living
Mina Dau
W F S 1/12
b. May 1900, AZ Father b. UT Mother b. UT
U.S. Census, 29 Apr 1910, Enterprise Pct,
Washington Co, UT
26 57 HUNTSMAN, Orson W Head M
W 62 M-13y b. IA Father b. OH Mother b. OH
Read/Write/English Farmer OA OFF52
Mary A. Wife F W
58 M-13y b. UT Father b. IN Mother b. UT
Read/Write/English 8ch/7living
Lamond Son M W
19 S b. UT
Father b. IN Mother b. UT Read/Write/English
Farm Laborer
U.S. Census, 12 Jan 1920, Enterprise Pct,
Washington Co, UT
Farm 29 30 HUNTSMAN, Orson W. Head
M W 70 M b. IA
Father b. OH Mother b. OH Read/Write/English Farmer A OF17
Mary A. Wife F W
69 M b. UT Father b. NJ Mother b. IL
Read/Write/English
U.S. Census, 29 Apr 1910, Enterprise Pct,
Washington Co, UT
59 61 HUNTSMAN, Arthur Head M
W 35 M-10y b. UT Father b. IA Mother b. UT
Read/Write/English Farmer OA OFF55
Lois Wife F
W 28 M-10y b. AZ Father b. UT Mother b. UT
Read/Write/English Keeping House 3ch/2living
Mina Dau F W
9 S
b. UT Father b. UT Mother b. IA English
Richard Son M W 2
S b. UT Father b. UT
Mother b. IA English
U.S. Census, 9 Jan 1920, Enterprise Pct,
Washington Co, UT
Farm 15 15 HUNTSMAN, Arthur
Head M W 46 M b. UT Father b. UT Mother b.
UT Read/Write/English General Farmer OA OF10
Lois Wife
F W 38 M b. AZ Father b. UT Mother b. UT
Read/Write/English
Nina Dau
F W 19 S b. UT Father b.
UT Mother b. AZ Read/Write/English Seamstress at home
Richard Son M W 11
S b. UT Father b. UT Mother b. AZ
Read/Write/English
U.S. Census, 29 Apr 1910, Enterprise Pct,
Washington Co, UT
-- 58 HUNTSMAN, Emery E. Head
M W 28 M-4y b. UT Father b. IA Mother b. UT
Read/Write/English Farmer OA OFF53
Ida
Wife F W 22 M-4y b. UT
Father b. Switz Mother b. UT Read/Write/English Keeping
House 1ch/1living
Leland Son M W
5/12 S b. UT Father b. UT
Mother b. UT
U.S. Census, 9 Jan 1920, Enterprise Pct,
Washington Co, UT
Farm 17 17 HUNTSMAN, Emery E. Head M
W 39 M b. UT Father b. US Mother b. UT
Read/Write/English General Farmer OA OF11
Ida
Wife F W 33 M b. UT
Father b. Switz/Swiss Mother b. UT Read/Write/English
Leland Son M W
10 S b. UT Father b. UT Mother b. UT
Read/Write At School
Merlin Son M W
7 S b. UT Father b. UT Mother b. UT
Read/Write At School
Elda Dau
F W 5 S b.
UT Father b. UT Mother b. UT
Lily Dau
F W 4 S b.
UT Father b. UT Mother b. UT
Laura Dau F
W 2 S b. UT Father b. UT
Mother b. UT
Wanona Dau F W 3/12 S b.
UT Father b. UT Mother b. UT
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114.2c9__David Orrin HUNTSMAN
b. 24 Jul 1851, Pottawattamie, Pottawattamie Co,
IA
child of: James William & Hannah (DAVIS)
HUNTSMAN
d. 10 Dec 1907, Cane Springs, Clark Co, NV
Buried:
m. 1870
114.2c9s__Emeline Davis JONES
b. 10 May 1855, St. Joseph, Buchanan Co, MO
child of:
d. 1 Aug 1920, Cane Springs, Clark Co, NV
Buried:
Other Marriages:
Children:
114.2c9a James William HUNTSMAN b. 16
Feb 1871, Hebron, Washington Co, UT d. 27 Jun 1953,
Kanab, Kane Co, UT
m. Francis Jane SWAPP b. 19 Apr 1880,
Glendale, Kane Co, UT d. 28 Jun 1953, American Fork,
Utah Co, UT
child of: John A. (1855-?) & Martha (1856-?) (?) SWAPP
Children: Daughter
Martha Emeline HUNTSMAN b. 10 Jun 1898, Overton,
Clark Co, N d. 24 Dec 1983, American Fork, Utah Co, UT
m. 26 Aug 1916, Overton, Clark Co, NV Walter Samuel
WATSON b. 6 Mar 1893, Osawatomie, Miami Co, KS
d. 15 Jul 1950, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake Co, UT child of:
Frances Marion (1868-1907) & Pearl (1875-1957) (BRADSHAW) WATSON
Children: Daughter
Walter Samuel WATSON Jr b. 1923
d. 1988
James William WATSON b. 1928 d.
1998
Roy A. WATSON b. c1933, NV
F. Linette HUNTSMAN b. c1900, UT
m. 3 Jun 1920, Las Vegas, Clark Co, NV Lawrence Janes
COX b. 4 Mar 1891, St. George, Washington Co, UT
Children: 4 daughters, 3 sons
James Donald HUNTSMAN b. 20 Feb 1903, Tropic,
Garfield Co, UT d. 26 Dec 1972, American Fork, Utah Co,
UT
m. 1 Feb 1926, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake Co, UT Viola
MILLER d. 12 Oct 1902, Omaha, Douglas Co, NE
d. 4 Jan 1987, American Fork, Utah Co, UT child
of: George B. (1875-1939) & Eleanor Jane (1877-1944) (BACKUS)
MILLER
Children: Donna HUNTSMAN b. 1927
d. 1992
Luanna HUNTSMAN b. 1929 d.
1998
Eldon James HUNTSMAN b. 1936
d. 2012
John David HUNTSMAN b. 22 Apr 1905, Tropic,
Garfield Co, UT d. 29 Jan 1997, Richfield, Sevier Co, UT
Buried: Pleasant Grove, Utah Co, UT
m. 25 Mar 1926, Utah Co, UT Inez Ruth BLACK
Children (1940 Census): Lyman HUNTSMAN b.
c1928
Sheldon HUNTSMAN b. c1930
Shirley HUNTSMAN b. c1930
Dale HUNTSMAN b. c1931
Alton HUNTSMAN b. 18 Jan 1908, Overton,
Clark Co, NV d. 15 Sep 1980, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake
Co, UT
Buried: Pleasant Grove, Utah Co, UT
m. 2 May 1935, Iron Co, UT Marie E. TURNBAUGH
b. c1919
Children (1940 Census): Richard HUNTSMAN b.
c1937
Gary HUNTSMAN b. c1939
Gwen HUNTSMAN b. 16 Jul 1910, Overton,
Clark Co, NV d. 28 Feb 1925
Delbert Oscar HUNTSMAN b. 16 Dec 1913, Overton,
Clark Co, NV d. 14 May 1972, Provo, Utah Co, UT
Buried: Pleasant Grove, Utah Co, UT
m. 1939, Norah Kathleen WOODHAM b. 24
May 1919 d. 14 Apr 2011, Toquerville, Washington Co, UT
Children: Tony Ray HUNTSMAN b. c1940
114.2c9b David Lorenzo "Ren" HUNTSMAN
b. 1 Feb 1874, Hebron, Washington Co, UT d. 22 Apr
1927, Overton, Garfield Co, UT
m. 22 Jun 1897, St. George, Washington Co, UT Ruth
Alice ADAIR b. 15 Sep 1878, Kanab, Kane Co, UT
d. 25 Nov 1920, Overton, Garfield Co, UT
child of: George W. (1837-1909) & Emily Prescinda (1847-1917) (TYLER)
ADAIR
Children: Ruth HUNTSMAN b. 1 Dec 1897,
Price, Carbon Co, UT d. 8 Dec 1897, Price, Carbon Co, UT
Daniel Edwin HUNTSMAN b. 30 Dec 1899, Vernal,
Uintah Co, UT d. 19 Oct 1918, Farmington, San Juan
Co, NM
Florence Edna HUNTSMAN b. 4 May 1902,
Blanco, San Juan Co, NM d. 26 Aug 1905, Pagosa Springs,
Archuleta Co, CO
Hyrum Newton HUNTSMAN b. 26 Jun 1904, Hammond,
San Juan Co, NM d. 28 Jun 1904, Hammond, San Juan Co, NM
George Lorenzo HUNTSMAN b. 22 Apr 1906,
Farmington, San Juan Co, NM d. 10 Sep 1986, Farmington,
San Juan Co, NM
David William HUNTSMAN b. 17 Oct 1909, Hammond,
San Juan Co, NM d.
Emmeline HUNTSMAN b. 29 Jun 1912,
Farmington, San Juan Co, NM d. 13 Apr 1962,
Farmington, San Juan Co, NM
Rosetta Irene HUNTSMAN b. 21 Aug 1915,
Farmington, San Juan Co, NM d. 26 Dec 1978, Mesa,
Maricopa Co, AZ
Julius Adair HUNTSMAN b. 11 May 1918,
Farmington, San Juan Co, NM d. 18 May 1993,
Farmington, San Juan Co, NM
114.2c9c Florence Edna HUNTSMAN b.
28 May 1876, Hebron, Washington Co, UT d. 3 May 1914,
Tobar, Elko Co, NV
m. 21 Jun 1907, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake Co, UT Thomas
J. SWEENEY b. 1863 d. 25 Mar 1931, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co, CA
Buried: Calvary Cemetery, 4201 Whittier Blvd, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co,
CA
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Children: Rose Catherine SWEENEY b.
1908, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake Co, UT d. Jan 1966
m. ? ?
Children: 1 son
Florence SWEENEY b. 3 Dec 1910, Tobar, Elko
Co, NV
Lily Beatrice SWEENEY b. 1912
d. ? Buried: Old Clover
Valley Cemetery, NV
114.2c9d Tacy Sarah Lee HUNTSMAN b. 4
May 1879, Gunlock, Washington Co, UT d. 18 Sep 1880
114.2c9e Alonzo Howard HUNTSMAN b. 9 Sep
1880, Bunkerville, Clark Co, NV d. 4 Mar 1949, Provo,
Utah Co, UT
m. Elizabeth Cornelia SWAPP b. 6 Mar
1892, Kanab, Kane Co, UT d. 24 Mar 1922, Orem, Utah Co,
UT
m. Olive Thankful LOSEE b. 2 May 1891,
Tropic, Garfield Co, UT d. 12 May 1960, Provo, Utah Co,
UT
114.2c9f Luna Amelia HUNTSMAN b. 25 Dec
1884, Gunlock, Washington Co, UT d. 15 Jan 1939
m. Walter Bert SHELTON
114.2c9g Hyrum Ellis HUNTSMAN b. 27 May
1886, Mesquite, Clark Co, NV d. 5 Jul 1932
114.2c9h Samuel Edwin HUNTSMAN b. 13 Jan
1890, Mesquite, Clark Co, NV d. 14 Aug 1967
114.2c9i Frank Robert HUNTSMAN b. 22 Jun
1893, St. Thomas, Clark Co, NV
114.2c9j Julius Andrew HUNTSMAN b. 20 Sep
1897, Cane Springs, Clark Co, NV
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114.2d__David D. DAVIS
b.
1823
child of: Daniel D. & Margaret (RALSTON)
DAVIS
d. 1873
Buried:
m.
114.2ds__? ?
b.
child of:
d.
Buried:
Other Marriages:
Children:
114.2d1 David P. DAVIS
m. ? ?
Children: Addie Mae DAVIS
d. 1 Dec 1935, Merrill, NE
Ervin B. DAVIS resided Merrill, NE 1935
Sarah DAVIS
m. ? KAUFMAN
Children: Charles Frederick KAUFMAN
m. ? ?
Children: Robert Lynn KAUFMAN b.
10 Jul 1933, Bladen, Webster Co, NE
Blanch KAUFMAN
m. ? BERNS
Children: Kenneth Ralston BERNS
b. 15 Mar 1934, Bladen, Webster Co, NE
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114.5__Elizabeth RALSTON
b. 8 Feb 1793, York Springs, Adams County, PA
child of: Andrew & Sophia Dorothea (WALTEMYER)
RALSTON
d. 9 Sep 1873
Buried:
m. 19 Aug 1814, Jefferson Co, OH
114.5s__Thomas
ADAMS
b.
child of:
d.
Buried:
Other Marriages:
Children:
114.5a David Morse ADAMS
m. ? ?
Children: Charles Emerson ADAMS
m. ? ?
Children: Phillip ADAMS
m. ? ?
Children: Joyce Mae ADAMS b. 23 Jul 1931,
1154 Axe Avenue, Valparaiso, Porter Co, IN
114.5b Ralston Waltemyer ADAMS
m. ? ?
Children: Riley Barnard ADAMS d. 24
Dec 1931, Cherryvale, Montgomery Co, KS, age about 71 years
114.5c Elizabeth ADAMS
m. ? PURDY
Children: Sarah PURDY
m. ? COLLAR
Children: Cora COLLAR
m. ? PANKENON
Children: Violet PANKENON
m. ? LANE
Children: Patsy Ann LANE b. 20 Mar
1931, Martinsville, Morgan Co, IN
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114.6__Jane RALSTON
b. 13 Nov
1794, York Springs, Adams County, PA
child of: Andrew & Sophia Dorothea (WALTEMYER)
RALSTON
d. 22 Nov
1842
Buried:
m. 17 May 1816, Jefferson Co, OH
114.6s__William JONES
b.
child of:
d.
Buried:
Other Marriages:
Jane m2. 17
Jun 1833 Enoch ZOLLERS
Children:
114.6a Elizabeth JONES
114.6b Mary JONES
m. ? MILLS
Children: Mayme MILLS
m. J. Frank PARKER (Surveyor, Reedsville, Meigs Co, OH)
Joshua T. MILLS
m. ? ?
Children: Stanley MILLS
m. ? ?
Children: Stanley Duane MILLS b.
12 Feb 1932, Coolville, Athens Co, OH
114.6c "Son" ZOLLERS
m. ? ?
Children: B. Vista ZOLLERS b. 19
Sep 1880, German Twp
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114.6a__Elizabeth JONES
b.
child of: William & Jane (RALSTON)
JONES
d.
Buried:
m. possibly Carroll Co, OH 18 Mar 1858 as Eliza C. ZOLLERS
114.6as__Daniel VanHORN
(possibly Daniel if marriage date/name above are correct)
b.
child of:
d.
Buried:
Other Marriages:
Children:
114.6a1 John Thomas VanHORN
m. Jane NICHOLSON b. 2 Aug 1859
d. 12 Feb 1935, Beaverton, Coos or Washington Co, OR, aged 75y6m10d
114.6a2 Mary VanHORN
m. ? SMITH
Children: Mary SMITH
m. ? VARDEMAN
Children: Mary VARDEMAN
m. ? STAPLES
Children: Mary Lou STAPLES b. 14
Jul 1931, Wilson, Adair Co, MO
Orpah SMITH
m. ? TURNER
Children: Lulu Gladys TURNER
m. ? GUIER
Children: James Mentor Lee GUIER
b. 21 Oct 1933, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co, PA
114.6a3 Eleanor VanHORN
m. ? WILLIAMS
Children: Myrtle WILLIAMS
m. ? HALL
Children: Edward Thomas HALL
m. ? ?
Children: Peggy Jean HALL b.
28 Aug 1931, Seattle, King Co, WA d. 18 Jun
1932, Seattle, King Co, WA
Buried: Forest Lawn Cemetery, Seattle, King Co, WA
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