The Family of Jacob MONG
and Barbara FUNK

198.5 Jacob MONG, b. Jul 1757, Frederick Co., MD (now Washington Co., MD), d. 26 Jan 1815, m. prior to 1790, Barbara FUNK, b. 27 Dec 1763, d. 29 Mar 1849. WILL  and BIBLE RECORD (BR5,  LE32, MDWA5, 6) Children:

198.5a Jacob B. MONG, b. 5 Feb 1787, d. 30 Oct 1860, m. 2 Aug 1819, Washington Co., MD, Ann COCHRANE. (BR5, MDWAB1, MDWA1) Children:

198.5a1 Thomas MONG m. Louise CRAWLEY; daughter Lizzie m. Ed CARNEY and had Helen and Bess. (BR5)

198.5a2 Josephine MONG m. Judge COULDRAN and had Agnes, Annie, Angie, Jean, and Tom. (BR5)

198.5b John MONG, b. 20 Nov 1789, m. Ann RICE, b. 1804. (BR5) Children:

198.5b2 Henrietta MONG, b. 12 Sep 1843, d. 10 Aug 1935, age 91, m. Jeremiah C. FUNK, b. 27 Jul 1841, d. prior to 1906, s/o Jacob and Susan MYERS FUNK. (BR5, MDWAB2, p996) Children:

  • 198.5b2a1 Kathryn M. HEARD
  • 198.5b2a2 Robert L. HEARD

198.5b2b Sue Mong FUNK, b. 5 Sep 1869, m. George B. CARTER of Brooklyn, NY. (BR5, MDWAB2, p996). Child:

  • 198.5b2b1 Richard B. CARTER b. 20 Apr 1893

198.5b2c Maria A. FUNK, b. 26 Feb 1873, d. 10 Aug 1930, m. 27 Feb 1896, Roger T. EDMONDS, 2 May 1873, Sharpsburg, MD, s/o Jacob R. and Etta (HILL) EDMONDS. He attended the State Normal School in Millersville, Pa, taught school in Sharpsburg, Beaver Creek, and Rohrersville. He was principal of the Antietam Grammar School for 3 years, studied law, and was admitted to the Washington County Bar in Aug 1897. He was on the list of attorneys in Washington Co., 4 Sep 1897. (BR5, MDWAB2  p558,996,1120, 8 vII, p87) Children:

  • 198.5b2c1 Roger T. EDMONDS Jr. b. 5 Apr 1896
  • 198.5b2c2 George H. EDMONDS b. 16 Aug 1899
  • 198.5b2c3 Margaret EDMONDS b. 24 Aug 1906

198.5b2d John Wade FUNK, b. 27 Nov 1875, m. Oct 1906, Florence KUNTZ. (BR5 ) Children:

  • 198.5b2d1 Helen FUNK b. Jun 1908
  • 198.5b2d2 John H. FUNK b. 1908

198.5e Margaret MONG, b. 5 Mar1799, d. bef. 1839, m. 8 Jun 1830, Washington Co., MD, John CRADDOCK (who m. 2nd. Amelia MONG, sister of Margaret). John and Amelia went to Ogle Co., IL. (BR5, MDWA1, MDWAB8 Vol. II  p87) Child:

198.5f Mary MONG, b. 25 Jul 1802, m. Martin BARR, s/o B. BARR. (BR5) Children:

198.5f1 Cullin BARR m. Catherine DOUB. (BR5) Children:

198.5f4 Irene BARR m. Joe DAVIS. (BR5) Children:

198.5g Peter MONG, b. 3 Feb 1805, d. 7 Apr 1863, m. Eliza BAUSERMAN, (BR5) Children:

198.5h Amelia MONG, b. 1808, Washington Co., MD, m. 7 Jan1839, Washington Co., MD, John CRADDOCK, b. c1793, ENG, the widower of her deceased sister 198.5e, Margaret A. MONG. In Hagerstown in 1830, John CRADDOCK was making Allen's Threshing Machines. Many people in all parts of the country were doing the same, and CRADDOCK claimed they were infringing on his patent. This family migrated to Olge Co., IL bef. 1850. Here John was a miller. In the 1850 census, Timothy Kilgore 20, b. IRE, a laborer, and Elias Malone 20, b PA, a millwright were living in the household. In 1860, Amelia, Margaret A., and Ellen were living in Buffalo Twp., Olge Co. with Benjamin Walking 28, a saloon keeper and his wife Janna? 27, b. CAN. There were two chiildren: Kate Walking 7, and Francis Walking 6. Alson in this home was a Sarah A. MIX b. MD, and a a child Earnest MIX, b. MD. This Sarah must be Amelia's daughter. Margaret, his first wife, is buried in Washiington Co., MD. (BR5, ILCA3, ILOG2, 3, 7, 10,  MDWAB1, 2, p196, MDWA1) Children:

198.3h1 Sarah A. CRADDOCK, b. c1834, MD, must have m. and had a child before she left MD. In the 1860 census, she and a child, Earnest MIX, age 5, b. MD, are in the home of Benjamin Walking in Buffalo Twp., Ogle Co., IL. Also in the house is Amelia CRADDOCK and some of her sisters. (ILOG3)

198.3h3 John CRADDOCK b. c1842, MD, was a carpenter living in a hotel run by William Haines, in Polo, Ogle Co., IL, in 1870. (ILOG4)

198.5h4 Ellen CRADDOCK, b. c1845, m. 27 Jan 1870, Olge Co., IL, to Tipton Garland SMITH, b. Jan1841, Elkhorn Grove Twp., Carroll Co., IL, s/o Harry and Lucinda (DALTON) SMITH, nat/o Nottingham, Stratford, NH, and NC respectively, who settled in Carroll Co., IL prior to 1841. In 1880 and 1900, Tipton is farming in elkhorn Twp., Carroll Co. Peter Schooler 29, b. PA, a laborer is in the home. Tipton was a Civil War Vet., Co. H, 7th. IL Vol. Cav. (ILCAB3 p890, 8, ILCA5-6) Children:

198.5h4b Harry  G. SMITH b. c1871, was a merchant in Hazelhurst, Carroll Co., IL. (ILCA3 p890)

198.5h4c Nellie SMITHb. c1873, m. 30 Nov 1893, Carroll Co., IL, Andrew SHOEMAKER, was farmer in Ogle Co., IL. (ILCA 1, 3 p890) They had one son.

198.5h4d Mayme SMITH b. Dec 1874,  m. Frank C. SPEAR, of Polo, IL, went to Portland, OR. (ILCA3 p890) Child:

  • 198.5h4d1 Hazell Nelle SPEAR

198.5h4e Charles Reuben SMITH, b. 26 Feb 1877, Elkhorn Grove Twp., Carroll Co., IL, m. 23 Jan 1900, Carroll Co., IL, Grace E. THOMPSON, b. 30 May 1875, Polo, IL, d/o Andrew and Dora (REX) THOMPSON. Her parents came to Polo in 1857, natives of NOR and GER, respectively. Charles was a farmer. In 1910 and 1920, Charles was farming in Elkhorn grove, Carroll Co. (ILCA3 p890, ILCA8-10, US1) Children:

  • 198.5h4e1 Richard Garland SMITH b. 27  Apr 1901
  • 198.5h4e2 Eber Thompson SMITH b. 9 Jan 1903
  • 198.5h4e3 Robert Eugene SMITH b. 28 Dec 1905
  • 198.5h4e4 Charles Franklin SMITH b. 16 Jul 1907, d. 5 Jul 1996, Aitkin, Aitkin Co., MN
  • 198.5h4e5 Harriet Eleanor SMITH b. 16 Sep 1909

198.5h4f Wayne C. SMITH b. Jun 1879, m. Minnie COHILL b. c1878, of Dixon, Lee Co., IL, went to Portland, OR. In 1920, Wayne was a salesman in Dixon. His mother-in-law, Mary COHILL, 66, was living with them. (ILCA3 p890) Children:

  • 198.5h4f1 William W. SMITH b. c1917, IL

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