Ahnentafel Chart for John Steven PARKER
First Generation
1. John Steven PARKER was born 22 Apr 1977 in Memorial Hospital, Burlington, Racine Co., Wisconsin.
Second Generation
2. Steven John PARKER "Steve" was born 2 Oct 1954 in Springfield, Sangamon Co., Illinois. He married Laura Mary LAUBINGER on 4 Sep 1976 in St. Joseph's Church, Richmond, McHenry Co., Illinois. The marriage ended in divorce.
3. Laura Mary LAUBINGER was born 1 Feb 1958 in Tomah Memorial Hospital, Tomah, Wisconsin.
Laura graduated Bachelor's Degree Dec 1991 in University of Wisconsin, Whitewater, Wisconsin. She graduated MASW about 1994 in University of Missouri, Columbia, Missouri.
BIRTH: Born at Tomah Memorial Hospital in Tomah, WI at 7:35 pm. Attending physician was: C L Weston, MD.
Steve and Laura were divorced 3 Nov 1983.
Third Generation
4. James Melvin PARKER "Jim" was born 6 Sep 1930 in Berlin, Sangamon Co., Illinois. He died 6 Jun 2001 in Memorial Hospital, Burlington, Racine Co., Wisconsin from Cancer and was buried 9 Jun 2001 in Hillside Cemetery, Genoa City, Walworth Co., Wisconsin. Jim married Marjorie Elizabeth WEBER on 22 Nov 1950 in Springfield, Sangamon Co., Illinois.
OBITUARY: James Parker services held
Former president owned service station
OBITUARY: Former Genoa City Village Board President James M. Parker, 70, 613 Franklin St., Genoa City, died Wednesday, June 6, 2001, at Memorial Hospital, Burlington.
He was born Sept. 6, 1930, in Berlin, Ill., the son of John and Helen Koke Parker.
He married Marjorie Weber Nov. 22, 1950, in Springfield, Ill. She died Sept. 17, 1966. He then married Pauline Brown in Spring Grove, Ill., on Sept. 20, 1969.
He was employed for over 16 years as a yard foreman for Spring Grove Lumber. In 1974, he started Parker's Service of Genoa City.
He served for 16 years on the Genoa City Village Board, 12 years as a trustee and four years as its president. He was a member of the Genoa City Fire Department.
He is survived by his wife, Pauline; eight children, James, Middleville, Mich., Deborah Ditzenberger, South Wayne, Steven, Wheatland, Marjorie Zeitner, New Port Richey, Fla., and Kenneth, Philip, Tammy, and Larry, all of Genoa City; 12 grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; two sisters, Mary Hughes and Helen Marie Ealey, both of Springfield, Ill.; and one brother, John, Springfield. He was preceded in death by his parents.
Funeral Services were held Saturday, June 9, at Haase-Derrick-Lockwood Funeral Home, Genoa City. Burial was in Hillside Cemetery, Genoa City.
OBITUARY: Lake Geneva Regional News
June 14, 2001
OCCUPATION: Before 1974 - worked in the lumber business;
yard foreman at Springrove Lumber in Spring Grove, Illinois
OCCUPATION: 1974 to 2001 - owner of Parker's Service, Genoa City, Walworth Co., Wisconsin
OTHER: Attended school in Pleasant Plains, Sangamon Co., Illinois
5. Marjorie Elizabeth WEBER was born 14 Jun 1931 in Springfield, Sangamon Co., Illinois. She died 17 Sep 1966 in St. Charles, Kane Co., Illinois from Cancer.
6. Merlin Adolph LAUBINGER "Merl" was born 2 Oct 1919 in Chicago, Cook Co., Illinois. He died 14 May 1992 in Genoa City, Walworth Co., Wisconsin from Long Illness and was buried 16 May 1992 in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Richmond, McHenry Co., Illinois. Merl married Anna Marie BOYLE on 15 Jan 1950 in New Lisbon, Juneau Co., Wisconsin.
Merl was employed Truck Driver - 15 years about 1949 - about 1964 in Werner Transportation, Chicago, Cook Co., Illinois. He was employed Truck Driver - 20 years about 1964 - 1984 in Holland Motors, Chicago, Cook Co., Illinois. He served in the military Motor Machinist Mate 2nd Class WWII in US Navy.
OBITUARY: Merlin A. Laubinger, 72, Genoa City, Wis., and formerly of Chicago, died May 14, 1992, at home, following a long illness.
He was born in Chicago, Oct. 2, 1919, to Leonard and Agnes (Schultis) Laubinger.
On January 15, 1949, in New Lisbon, Wis., he married Anna Marie Boyle. They have lived in Genoa City for the past 20 years.
He served in the U.S. Navy during World War II as a Motor Machinist Mate 2nd Class. He worked as a truck driver for Warner Transportation, Chicago, for 15 years and for Holland Motors for 20 years, retiring in 1984.
He was a member of St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Richmond, Ill., Sponholtz-Deignan American Legion Post 183, a Life Member of VFW Post 7734 of Rivera, Calif., and a life member of the DAV DE Wise Chapter 102.
Mr. Laubinger is survived by his wife; five daughters, Bonnie Witthar, Lafayette, Colo., Peggy (Bernard) Leonard, Antioch, Ill., Laura Parker, Patti (Phil) Keenan, and Kathleen Laubinger, all Genoa City; two sons, William (Deborah), New Lisbon, Wis., and Michael (Kathy), Genoa City; 14 grandchildren; a sister, Doris Ritter, Chicago. He was preceded in death by a brother, Jack Laubinger.
Funeral Mass was May 16, 1992, at St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Richmond, Ill., with the Rev. Joseph Kaiser officiating. Interment was in St. Joseph Cemetery. The family has asked that memorials be made to Lakeland Hospice, Elkhorn. Arrangements were handled by Haase Funeral Home.
OBITUARY: The Westosha Report
Twin Lake, WI
May 18, 1992
BIRTH: Merlin A Laubinger
Born October 2, 1919
1536 Keeler Ave.
Chicago, IL
Mother - Agnes V Laubinger
Father - Leonard Laubinger
Dr. Geo Berheranh
7. Anna Marie BOYLE "Sis" was born 24 Jun 1928 in Chicago, Cook Co., Illinois. She died 9 Aug 1998 in Genoa City, Walworth Co., Wisconsin from Lung Cancer and was buried 12 Aug 1998 in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Richmond, McHenry Co., Illinois.
Sis was employed in Genoa Coffee Shop, Genoa City, Walworth Co., Wisconsin.
OBITUARY: Services Held for Anna Laubinger
OBITUARY: Anna Marie Laubinger, 70, Genoa City, died Sunday, Aug. 9, 1998 at her home following a short illness.
The former Anna Marie Boyle was born June 24, 1928 in Chicago, the daughter of Patrick and Mary Garrity Boyle.
On Jan. 15, 1949 in New Lisbon, she married Merlin A. Laubinger. He died May 14, 1992. They lived in Round Lake, IL before moving to Genoa City in 1972.
She formerly ran the Genoa Coffee Shop and the restaurant in the German camp. She was a member of St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Richmond, IL the Altar and Rosary Society of the church and the Ladies Auxiliary of the Sponholtz-Deignan American Legion Post 183. She enjoyed bowling and playing bingo.
She is survived by two sons, William, New Lisbon, and Michael, Genoa City; four daughters, Peggy Leonard, Antioch, IL, Laura Parker, Columbia, MO, Patti Keenan, Twin Lakes, and Kathleen Pierce, Genoa City; 11 grandchildren; and one sister, Mary Ellen Johnson, Lake Villa, IL. She was preceded in death by one brother, William Boyle.
Funeral services were at 10:30 AM Wednesday, Aug. 12, at St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Richmond. Interment was in St. Joseph's Cemetery. The family received friends at the Haase-Derrick-Lockwood Funeral Home, Genoa City, where American Legion Auxiliary memorial services were held. The family suggested memorials to St. Joseph's Catholic Church.
OBITUARY: Lake Geneva Regional News
Lake Geneva, WI
August 13, 1998
Moved to Genoa City, Wisconsin from Round Lake, Illinois in 1972.
Fourth Generation
8. John Henry PARKER was born 21 May 1902 in Hebron, Thayer Co., Nebraska. He died 6 Apr 1986 in St. John's Hospital, Springfield, Sangamon Co., Illinois and was buried 9 Apr 1986 in Berlin Cemetery, New Berlin, Sangamon Co., Illinois. John married Helen E KOKE on 1925 in Berlin, Sangamon Co., Illinois.
John was employed Laborer - Farm 1930 in Cartwright Township, Sangamon Co., Illinois. He resided 1930 in Cartwright Township, Sangamon Co., Illinois.
OBITUARY: John H. Parker, 83, of New Berlin died at 6:13 p.m. Sunday at St. John's Hospital following a long illness.
He was born on May 21, 1902, in Hebron, Neb., the son of Edwin and Mary Murray Parker. He married Helen Koke in 1925 in Berlin. A retired farmer, Mr. Parker was a deacon, elder and former Sunday school superintendent at the Berlin Christian Church. He was preceded in death by three brothers and three sisters.
Surviving are his wife, Helen; two sons, John E. of New Berlin and James M. of Genoa City, Wis.; two daughters, Mrs. Lloyd (Mary) Hughes and Mrs.Thomas (Helen) Ealey, both of Springfield; 21 grandchildren; and 15 great-grandchildren.
Services will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday at McCullough Funeral Home, New Berlin. Burial will be in Berlin Cemetery.
OBITUARY: The State Journal-Register
Springfield, IL
April 8, 1986
CENSUS-1930: Household of John Parker
lived on a farm, rented for $8/mo, did not own a radio
John, age 27, born in Nebraska, fa: UNK, mo: UNK
w-Helen, age 25, born in Illinois, fa: Illinois, mo: Iowa
s-John, age 3 11/12, born in IL
d-Mary, age 2 5/12, born in IL
MEMBERSHIPS: Berlin Christian Church - was a deacon, elder, and Sunday school superintendent
OCCUPATION: 1930 - farmer
RESIDENCE: 1930 - Cartwright Township, Sangamon Co., Illinois
9. Helen E KOKE was born 29 Jul 1904 in Springfield, Sangamon Co., Illinois. She died 11 May 1996 in Springfield, Sangamon Co., Illinois and was buried in Berlin Cemetery, New Berlin, Sangamon Co., Illinois.
MEMBERSHIPS: Berlin Christian Church
OCCUPATION: Homemaker
OBITUARY: Helen E Parker
OBITUARY: Helen E. Parker, 91, of Springfield, formerly of New Berlin, died Saturday at Walnut Ridge.
She was born July 29, 1904, in Springfield, the daughter of William and Caddie McNattan Koke. She married John H. Parker in 1925; he died in 1986. Mrs. Parker was a homemaker and a member of Berlin Christian Church.
Survivors: two sons, John E. Parker of Springfield and James M. Parker of Genoa City, Wis.; two daughters, Mary E. Hughes and Helen M. Ealey, both of Springfield; 21 grandchildren; 27 great-grandchildren; two great-great-grandchildren; two sisters, Lucy Stephens of Berlin and Anna Marie OYLER of Morrisonville; and many nieces and nephews.
Services: 1 p.m. Tuesday, McCullough Funeral Home, New Berlin, the Rev. John Morrisette and Jerry Lynch officiating. Burial: Berlin Cemetery, Berlin.
OBITUARY: The State Journal-Register, page 13
Springfield, IL
May 12, 1996
10. John Cyrus WEBER was born 14 Dec 1896 in Bethany, Moultrie Co., Illinois. He died 22 Jun 1973 in Hopedale Medical Complex, Hopedale, Tazewell Co., Illinois and was buried in Forest Hill Cemetery, Shelbyville, Shelby Co., Indiana. John married Imogene JONES on 19 Apr 1924 in Shelbyville, Shelby Co., Indiana.
OBITUARY: Hopedale - John C. Weber, Sr. 76, of Hopedale House died at 9 A.M. yesterday at Hopedale Medical Complex.
He was born Dec. 14, 1896 in Bethany. a son of George and Anna Lomax Weber. He married Imogene Jones in 1924.
Surviving are a son, John Jr. of Peoria; a daughter, Mrs. Virginia Yerbury of Dugway, Utah, 13 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his wife, a daughter and a brother.
Mr. Weber was formerly of Shelbyville, Indiana where he was a member of the First United Methodist Church. He was a veteran of World War I. He was last employed by Underwood Machine Co.
Graveside services will be at 1 P.M. Tuesday in Forrest Hill Cemetery in Shelbyville, IN.
There will be no visitation. Davis Funeral Home in Hopedale is in charge of arrangements
OBITUARY: Peoria Journal Star (in both morning and evening editions)
June 23, 1973
page A-6
CENSUS-1920: John lived with his wife Alberta
RESIDENCE: 1920 - 1176 East Division St., Decatur, Macon Co., Illinois
1930 - W(or N) Williams Blvd., Capital Township, Springfield, Sangamon Co., Illinois
OCCUPATION: 1920 - accountant for oil company.
1930 - service foreman at a typewriting co.
CENSUS-1930: Household of John C. Weber
John C - age 33
wife - Imogene - age 31
son - John A - age 9
daughter - Virginia - age 4 9/12
11. Imogene JONES was born 3 Jul 1896 in Arthur, Illinois. She died Jan 1966 in Shelbyville, Shelby Co., Indiana.
Imogene resided before 1952 in Springfield, Sangamon Co., Illinois. She moved 1952 to 43 Henricks Street, Shelbyville, Shelby Co., Indiana.
12. Leonhard William LAUBINGER "Leonard" was born 18 Feb 1894 in Chicago, Cook Co., Illinois and was baptized 8 Mar 1894 in St. Peter's German Evangelical Church, Chicago, Cook Co., Illinois. He died 1960. Leonard married Agnes V SCHOLTES on 10 Jun 1916 in Chicago, Cook Co., Illinois.
BAPTISM: Leonhard William Laubinger
Born February 18, 1894 in Chicago
Baptized March 8, 1894 in Chicago
Witnesses: Leonhard Kolze, Wilhemine Kranz
Pastor: Gotthilf F. Lambrecht
CENSUS-1930: Household of Leonard W. Laubinger
rented for $30/mo.
Leonard W, age 36, born in Illinois, fa: Germany, mo: Germany
w-Agnes V, age 34, born in Illinois, fa: Germany, mo: Germany
s-Merlin A, age 10, born in IL
d-Doris E, age 8, born in IL
s-John E, age 5, born in IL
OCCUPATION: 1930 - Stationary Engineer in an office building
OCCUPATION: Stationary Engineer's Licenses -
License No. 27882
Cert. No. 183939
Issued to Leonard Laubinger on February 15, 1928
Engineer of stationary steam engines and boiler for the city of Chicago, IL
Signed by Edward B Banner, President, Geo King, 1st Vice President, Earl A Busch, 2nd Vice President
OCCUPATION: License No. 27882
Cert No. 197547
Issued to Leonard Laubinger on February 15, 1929
Engineer of stationary steam engines and boiler for the city of Chicago, IL
Signed by Edward B Banner, President, Geo King, 1st Vice President, Earl A Busch, 2nd Vice President
RESIDENCE: 1930 - 4102 N. Drake Ave., Chicago, Cook Co., Illinois
(32nd precinct, 40th ward, block 131)
lived down the street from his father Adolph and his brother Charles
BIRTH: Birth Certificate -
Leonard William Laubinger
Born 2-8-1894 in Chicago
Issued 9-25-1941
By Michael J Flynn, Cook County Clerk
13. Agnes V SCHOLTES was born 27 Dec 1896 in Chicago, Cook Co., Illinois. She died 1952.
BIRTH: Birth Certificate -
Agnes Sholtes
Born 12-27-1895 in Chicago
Issued 9-24-1941
By Michael J Flynn, Cook County Clerk
Marriage Certificate:
Leonard Laubinger of Chicago, Ill.
Agnes Scholtes of Chicago, Ill.
married at Chicago on June 10, 1916
by Jessie A. Baldwin, Judge of the Circuit Court of Cook Co., Ill.
Witnesses: Edesse Marceau, David S. Obey
14. Patrick William BOYLE "Hugh Eddy" was born 16 Dec 1891 in Peaine Township, Beaver Island, Manitou Co., Michigan and was christened 20 Dec 1891 in Holy Cross Parish, Beaver Island, Michigan. He died 1938. Hugh Eddy married Mary Bridget GARRITY on 1924.
Hugh Eddy was baptized 20 Dec 1891 in Holy Cross Parish, Beaver Island, Michigan. He was employed Shipping Clerk 1920 in Auto Repair Shop. He was counted in a census 1930 in 4545 North Claemont Avenue, Chicago, Cook Co., Illinois. He was employed Salesman 1930 in Booth Fishery; Chicago, Cook Co., Illinois.
CENSUS-1930: Household of Patrick W Boyle
rented for $55/mo., owned a radio
Patrick W, age 38, born in Michigan, fa: S. Ireland, mo: S. Ireland
w-Mary, age 33, born in Illinois, fa: S. Ireland, mo: S. Ireland
s-William D, age 4 1/12, born in IL, fa: MI, mo: IL
d-Anna M, age 1 10/12, born in IL, fa: MI, mo: IL
RESIDENCE: 1930 - 4545 N Claremont Ave., Chicago, Cook Co., Illinois
(47th ward, block 179)
OCCUPATION: 1930 - salesman-fisheries
15. Mary Bridget GARRITY was born about Mar 1897 in Chicago, Cook Co., Illinois. She died 18 Oct 1955 in Chicago, Cook Co., Illinois.
Mary was employed Telephone Operator, Telephone Company 1920.
Fifth Generation
16. Edwin Chapman PARKER was born 1 May 1866 in Ohio. He died 14 Jan 1914 in Martin Co., Indiana and was buried in Waggoner's Chapel Cemetery, Martin Co., Indiana. Edwin married Mary Amanda MURRAY about 1897.
DEATH: Steve Parker says that Edwin was epileptic and died either from an epileptic seizure or he committed suicide. He had strychnine with him when he was found, but it was not determined whether he actually took any of the poison. (see below)
DEATH: Kim Jackson notes that Edwin and a baby son (Delbert?, George?) are buried at Waggoner's Chapel Cemetery in Martin Co., Indiana
DEATH: Martin Co., IN death record:
Book 12 , Page 110
Ed. Chapman Parker
b. 1-May-1866 Ohio
d. 14-Jan-1914
Cause of Death - Suicide - drinking carbolic acid
father: Henry R. Parker
mother: Lucy J.
CENSUS-1900: Household of E C Parker
PARKER, E. C. head W M May 1866 34 M 2 OH OH OH
PARKER, Mary A. wife W F Aug 1873 26 M 2 2 2 IN Ire OH
PARKER, Lucy A. daug W F Dec 1898 1 S NE OH IN
PARKER, Baby daug W F Mar 1900 2/12 S NE OH IN
CENSUS-1910: Household of Edwin C Parker
rented, 6 children born, 5 living
Edwin C, age 43, born in Ohio, fa: Ohio, mo: Ohio
w-Mary A, age 36, born in Indiana, fa: Ireland, mo: Ohio
d-Lucy P, age 11, born in NE, fa: OH, mo: IN
d-Jennie, age 10, born in NE, fa: OH, mo: IN
s-John, age 9, born in NE, fa: OH, mo: IN
d-Grace, age 5, born in NE, fa: OH, mo: IN
s-Elbert, age 10/12, born in NE, fa: OH, mo: IN
RESIDENCE: 1900 - Hebron Precinct, Thayer Co., Nebraska
1910 - Hebron Precinct, Thayer Co., Nebraska
OCCUPATION: 1910 - farmer-general farm
17. Mary Amanda MURRAY was born 28 Aug 1873 in Shoals, Martin Co., Indiana. She died 19 Feb 1955 in Edwardsville, Madison Co., Illinois.
CENSUS-1930: Household of Amanda Parker
rented for $15/mo., owned a radio
Amanda, age 56, born in Indiana, fa: Ireland, mo: Ohio
Murry, John, age 55, born in Indiana, fa: Ireland, mo: Ohio, laborer-tilling
Murry, Irene, age 47, born in Indiana, fa: Ireland, mo: Ohio
Rowland, James, age 85, born in Ohio, fa: UNK, mo: UNK
CENSUS-1930: I believe John and Irene are siblings of Mary Amanda Parker's and James Rowland is probably her uncle.
RESIDENCE: 1920 - Pleasant Plains, Cartwright Township, Sangamon Co., Illinois
1930 - Pleasant Plains, Cartwright Township, Sangamon Co., Illinois
CENSUS-1920: Household of Mary Parker
rent
Mary, age 46, born in Indiana, fa: Ireland, mo: Ohio
d-Jennie, age 19, born in NE, fa: OH, mo: IN
d-Grace, age 15, born in NE, fa: OH, mo: IN
s-Elbert, age 11, born in NE, fa: OH, mo: IN
brother-John Murry, age 45, born in IN, fa: Ireland, mo: MO
laborer-farm
OCCUPATION: 1920 - laundress-at home
married 13 years - 1910 census
Edwin and Mary were 1st cousins, their mothers were sisters.
18. William KOKE was born 1867 in Illinois. He died 23 Sep 1949 in Sangamon Co., Illinois. William married Caddie MCNATTON on 5 Aug 1896 in Warren Co., Iowa.
CENSUS-1930: Household of William Koke
lived on a farm, owned - $7000, owned a radio
William, age 63, born in Illinois, fa: Germany, mo: Germany
w-Caddie, age 51, born in Iowa, fa: Iowa, mo: Ohio
s-John F, age 21, born in IL
d-Lucy, age 18, born in IL
s-Edward O, age 15, born in IL
d-Anna M, age 7, born in IL
RESIDENCE: 1920 - Jacksonville Road, Gardner Township, Sangamon Co., Illinois
1930 - Berlin, Island Grove Township, Sangamon Co., Illinois (census)
OCCUPATION: 1880 - works in mill
1920 - farmer
1930 - farmer
CENSUS-1920: Household of William Koke
owned, lived on a farm
William, age 53, born in Illinois, fa: Germany, mo: Germany
w-Caddie, age 40, born in Iowa, fa: Iowa, mo: Indiana
s-William E Jr., age 24, born in IL, fa: IL, mo: IA
d-Maggie M, age 20, born in IL, fa: IL, mo: IA
s-Clarence E, age 17, born in IL, fa: IL, mo: IA
d-Helen E, age 15, born in IL, fa: IL, mo: IA
s-Henry E, age 13, born in IL, fa: IL, mo: IA
s-John F, age 11, born in IL, fa: IL, mo: IA
d-Lucy A, age 8, born in IL, fa: IL, mo: IA
s-Edward A, age 5, born in IL, fa: IL, mo: IA
19. Caddie MCNATTON was born about 1879 in Warren Co., Iowa.
20. George A WEBER was born 6 Apr 1868 in Dalton City, Moultrie Co., Illinois. He died 22 Dec 1957 in Decatur, Macon Co., Illinois. George married Hannah E LOMAX on 17 Nov 1890 in Bethany, Moultrie Co., Illinois.
CENSUS-1900: ED 103, Sheet # 16 shows:
Household of George A Weber
George A, b. April 1873 in IL
wife - Hannah E, b. January 1862 in IN
son - Amiel A, b. November 1891 in IL
son - John, b. December 1894 in IL
CENSUS-1920: George living with his wife Hannah and son Amiel
OCCUPATION: 1880 - farm work
1900 - farmer
1920 - grinder in a factory
RESIDENCE: 1900 - Marrowbone Township, Moultrie Co., Illinois
1920 - 1135 West Eldorado Street, Decatur, Macon Co., Illinois
21. Hannah E LOMAX was born 8 Jan 1862 in Paoli, Orange Co., Indiana. She died 2 Mar 1951 in Decatur, Macon Co., Illinois.
22. Frank C JONES was born 21 Oct 1877 in Lovington, Moultrie Co., Illinois. He died Oct 1916 in Arthur, Douglas Co., Illinois. Frank married Minnie A BOLTON on 11 Aug 1897 in Moultrie Co., Illinois.
23. Minnie A BOLTON was born 16 Jan 1879 in Bonnieville, Hart Co., Kentucky. She died Oct 1968 in Shelbyville, Shelby Co., Indiana.
BIRTH: Shelby Co., Indiana delayed birth records; Page 6
http://www.rootsweb.com/~inshelby/birth_records/births_delayed6.htm
BIRTH: Minnie A Gordon b. 16 Jan 1879 Kentucky
Father: Charles Bolton/ Kentucky
Mother: Sarah Thorp/ Kentucky
1st child Dr. Clark 17 Jul 1943
BIRTH: Have seen secondary sources that give birthplace as Bonneville, KY, there is not a Bonneville in Kentucky, there is a Bonnieville in Hart Co., KY. In the 1880 census, Minnie is living with her parents in Munfordville, Hart Co., KY, so I presume that Bonnieville is the correct birthplace.
CENSUS-1930: Household of Taylor C Gordon
owned home ($3500), owned a radio
Taylor C, age 76, born in Indiana, fa: Indiana, mo: Indiana
w-Minnie, age 50, born in Kentucky, fa: Kentucky, mo: Kentucky
RESIDENCE: 1930 - 43 Hendricks St., Shelbyville, Shelby Co., Indiana
the name of the street is illegible on the 1930 census (the first letter, "H", is the only legible part), but Minnie's daughter Imogene moved to 43 Henricks St. in 1952 so I am assuming that Minnie also lived on Henricks St. in 1930.
DEATH: SSDI
Name: MINNIE GORDON
SSN: 308-24-7525
Last Residence: 46176 Shelbyville, Shelby, IN
Born: 16 Jan 1879
Last Benefit:
Died: Oct 1968
State (Year) SSN issued: IN (Before 1951 )
24. Adolph Friedrich Marius LAUBINGER was born 24 May 1853 in Rendsburg, Germany. He died 15 Mar 1932 in Chicago, Cook Co., Illinois. Adolph married Louisa Barbara KOLZE on 24 Aug 1878 in Chicago, Cook Co., Illinois.
Laura Parker says that Adolph's grandchildren, Merlin and Doris, remembered Adolph as a very kind and charming man. They looked up to him and had great admiration for him.
Adolph brewed his own beer and drank one bottle a day (according to Doris Laubinger)
CENSUS-1900: Household of Adolph Laubinger
owned home
Adolph, b. May 1853 in Germany, married 22 years arrived in US - 1876
wife - Louisa, b. February 1860 in IL, 9 children born - 6 living
son - Charles, b. April 1879 in IL
daughter - Henrietta, b. October 1880 in IL
son - Henry, b. June 1884 in IL
son - William, b. Mar 1887 in IL
son - Adolph, b. December 1891 in IL
son - Leonard, b. February 1894 in IL
CENSUS-1930: Living with son Charles and his family.
RESIDENCE: 1880 - 12 Ayer Court, Chicago, Cook Co., Illinois
1900 - 676 Haddon Ave., Chicago, Cook Co., Illinois
(14th ward, west town)
1920 - W 14th Place, Chicago, Cook Co., Illinois
OCCUPATION: 1880 - conductor on a train
1900 - office clerk
1920 - cashier-street car co.
1930 - street car bamso(?)
CENSUS-1880: Household of Adolph Lubinger (mispelled on census)
Adolph, age 27, born in Holstein, fa: Holstein, mo: Holstein
w-Louisa, age 20, born in Bavaria, fa: Bavaria, mo: Bavaria
s-Charles, age 1, born in IL
CENSUS-1920: Household of Adolf Laubinger
owned home
Adolf, age 66, born in Germany, fa: Germany, mo: Germany
immigrated 1872, naturalized 1878
w-Minnie, age 62, born in Illinois, fa: Germany, mo: Germany
25. Louisa Barbara KOLZE was born Feb 1860 in Illinois.
Confirmation: Louisa Barbara Kolze
1874
Signed by J D Severinghaus
Chicago, IL April 4, 1874
26. Heinrich SCHOLTES "Henry" was born Jul 1856 in Germany. He died 1916. Henry married Catherine THELIN.
27. Catherine THELIN "Katy" was born Jul 1856 in Germany. She died 1913.
28. Hugh E BOYLE "Red Hughie" was born 28 Nov 1855 in Arranmore Island, County Donegal, Ireland. He died 22 Jun 1944 in Peaine Township, Beaver Island, Charlevoix Co., Michigan from Coronary Thrombosis and was buried 26 Jun 1944 in Holy Cross Cemetery, Beaver Island, Charlevoix Co., Michigan. Red Hughie married Anna MCDONOUGH on 17 Nov 1890 in St. James Township, Beaver Island, Manitou Co., Michigan.
Red Hughie immigrated Bet. 1856-1859. He was naturalized 26 Nov 1885 in Manitou Co., Michigan. He was employed Sheriff 23 Oct 1889 in Manitou Co., Michigan. He was employed Farmer 1890. He was counted in a census 1900 in Peaine Township, Beaver Island, Charlevoix Co., Michigan. He was employed Farmer 1900 in Beaver Island, Charlevoix Co., Michigan. He was counted in a census 1910 in Peaine Township, Beaver Island, Charlevoix Co., Michigan. He was employed Farmer 1910 in Beaver Island, Charlevoix Co., Michigan. He was counted in a census 1920 in Peaine Township, Beaver Island, Charlevoix Co., Michigan. He was employed Farmer 1920 in Beaver Island, Charlevoix Co., Michigan. He was counted in a census 1930 in Peaine Township, Beaver Island, Charlevoix Co., Michigan. He was employed Farmer 1930 in Beaver Island, Charlevoix Co., Michigan.
BIRTH: October 1, 1856 (ML)
October 29, 1855 per Mary Beth Nelson (ML)
29. Anna MCDONOUGH "Cathy" was born about 1861 in Ireland. She died 24 Feb 1934 in Charlevoix Co., Beaver Island, Michigan from Pneumonia and was buried 26 Feb 1934 in Holy Cross Cemetery, Beaver Island, Michigan.
Cathy immigrated 1880.
BIRTH: May 1859 (ML)
October 29, 1857 per Mary Beth Nelson (ML)
1861 per marriage record (ML)
30. Thomas Joseph GARRITY was born about 1865 in Ireland. He died 1952. Thomas married Bridget KILCOYNE about 1896.
Thomas immigrated 1885. He was counted in a census 1920 in 874 Sedgwick Street, Chicago, Cook Co., Illinois. He was employed Warehouse Laborer 1920 in Chicago, Cook Co., Illinois. He was counted in a census 1930 in 2020 Bertran Avenue, Chicago, Cook Co., Illinois.
CENSUS-1930: Thomas and family lived with son-in-law Patrick Plunkett and his family.
31. Bridget KILCOYNE was born about 1877 in Ireland. She died 13 Dec 1955.
Bridget immigrated 1888.
OCCUPATION: 1930 - cook-restaurant
Sixth Generation
32. Richard Henry PARKER "Henry" was born Feb 1835 in near Marietta, Washington Co., Ohio. He died 1904 in Martin Co., Indiana and was buried in Old Trinity Springs Cemetery, Martin Co., Indiana. Henry married Lucy Jane ROWLANDS on 9 Dec 1857 in Marietta, Washington Co., Ohio.
CENSUS-1870: Columbia Township, Martin Co., Indiana
Porter Richard 35 OH Columbia farmer 316
Porter Lucy J 29 OH Columbia 316
Porter Frank E 11 OH Columbia 316
Porter Charles 9 OH Columbia 316
Porter William 7 OH Columbia 316
Porter Edwin 4 OH Columbia 316
CENSUS-1870: Surname is incorrectly listed as Porter in the census.
CENSUS-1880: Mitcheltree Township, Martin Co., Indiana
Parker Henry W M 45 b. Ohio F-Penn M-Va carpenter
Parker Margaret W W F 29 b. Ohio F-OH M-OH keeping house
Parker Frank S W M 20 b. OH F-OH M-OH works on farm
Parker Charlie S W M 18 b. OH F-OH M-OH works on farm
Parker Edwin S W M 14 b. OH F-OH M-OH works on farm
Parker William S W M 17 b. OH F-OH M-OH works on farm
Parker Mary A D W F 6 b. Ind. F-OH M-OH at home
Parker Lucy J D W F 2 b. IN F-OH M-OH at home
CENSUS-1900: Mitcheltree Township, Martin Co., Indiana
Richard H Parker Feb 1835 b. Ohio F-PA M-WV; Grocer; married 31 years
Margaret L Aug 1851 married 31 years, 2 children born, 2 living
Lewis C Aug 1885
Laura E Nov 1888
CENSUS-1900: Marriage length should be 21 years.
OTHER: the following info is from an email from Kim Jackson:
OTHER: Ethel PARKER's notes:
Richard Henry Parker [her grandfather] b. England, d. in Marietta in 1853
Richard Henry Parker [her father] born about 1838 or 1839.
Frank Elam Parker born near Marietta, Ohio.
OTHER: Richard Henry Parker was born 1832-1835 based on census records. He came to Martin Co, Indiana from Washington Co, Ohio between 1864-1866 based on birthplaces of his children. [kj]
OTHER: Excerpt from letter written by Aunt Addie Parker Clark to Minnie Parker Smith - "they first lived near John Murray and Permelia, 6 miles south of Shoals. My brother George died there. They moved to a log house on a hill above the -old- Pen Ridge schoolhouse. I was born there. From there we moved up on Indian Creek, until we got the house built. Richard Parker hewed the logs and built that house."
OTHER: R.H. brother Elmer or one of his brothers had son Elmer [kj - old note, no information on where it came from]
OTHER: Had a general store in Indian Springs, Martin Co, Indiana [kj - per Minnie Parker Smith, as I recall]
OTHER: Other Parker's in Martin Co, Indiana census: no known relationship.
Henry Parker b. Ohio 1837, mother Susanna 1809 Maryland
Harmon Parker b. Ohio 1799 who was in Baker Twp, Martin Co, starting about 1860.
OTHER: Possible relation (brother) in 1880 census:
Waterford Township, Washington Co., Ohio
Parker George W M 59 b. Ohio F-Penn M-W Va Farmer
Parker Mary W W F 28 b. Ohio F-Ohio M-Ohio House Keeping
Parker Nancy C D W F 4 b. OH F-OH M-OH
Parker Adda M D W F 1 b. OH F-OH M-OH
Parker no name S W M 1M b. OH F-OH M-OH
33. Lucy Jane ROWLANDS was born 2 Oct 1840 in Noble or Washington Co., Ohio. She died 11 Aug 1878 in Martin Co., Indiana and was buried in Old Trinity Springs Cemetery, Martin Co., Indiana.
CENSUS-1850: Waterford Township, Washington Co., Ohio
Lucy J Roland age 9 in household of her uncle Fredrick Chapman, his wife Rebecca, and Fredrick's brother Parly
(Kim Jackson)
BURIAL: Buried on Old Trinity Springs Cemetery, share monument with R.H. Parker
Lucy J. Wife of R.H. Parker D. Aug 11, 1878 37yr 10m 9days
(Kim Jackson)
OTHER: Email from Kim Jackson:
OTHER: Lucy's birth date of 2-Oct-1840 is calculated based on information on her monument. I also have, and others have, 1-Aug-1840 as her birth date, however if this was right, it's hard to image why they did have 38yrs and a few days on her monument. [kj]
OTHER: Minnie Parker Smith note:
"her family was from Scotland and Ireland before that"
34. John Hunter MURRAY was born 25 Jun 1828 in County Derry, Ireland. He died 25 Jun 1882 in Shoals, Martin Co., Indiana. John married Permelia Devol ROWLANDS on 12 Jan 1864 in Washington Co., Ohio.
CENSUS-1880: Household of John H Murray
John H, age 52, born in Ireland, fa: Ireland, mo: Ireland
w-Permelia D, age 39, born in Ohio, fa: Ohio, mo: Ohio
d-Rebecca E, age 13, born in OH
d-Annie, age 11, born in OH
s-Wm Henry, age 10, born in IN
d-Sarah J, age 8, born in IN
d-Mary A, age 6, born in IN
s-John W, age 4, born in IN
d-Maggie, age 3, born in IN
s-Baby, age 1/12, born in IN
RESIDENCE: 1880 - Columbia Township, Martin Co., Indiana
OCCUPATION: 1880 - farmer
35. Permelia Devol ROWLANDS was born 17 Jul 1839 in Macksburg, Aurelius Township, Washington Co., Ohio. She died 23 Apr 1925 in Pleasant Plains, Sangamon Co., Illinois.
OCCUPATION: 1880 - house keeping
36. William KOKE was born about 1834 in Germany. He married Keellen UNKNOWN.
Note from Dixon Smith - On the west side of Springfield, I believe in Gardner Twp., there is a Koke Mill Road. I wonder if it is named for William's mill.
Sangamon Co. Declarations of Intent for Naturalization:
Volume 2, page 29
Koke, William; date of oath 2-20-1871 from Prussia, age 35
OCCUPATION: 1880 - miller
RESIDENCE: 1880 - Gardner Township, Sangamon Co., Illinois
CENSUS-1880: Household of William Koke:
William, age 46, born in Germany, fa: Germany, mo: Germany
w-Keellen, age 35, born in Germany, fa: Germany, mo: Germany
s-William, age 14, born in Illinois
s-Awald, age 12, born in Illinois
s-John, age 10, born in Illinois
d-Annie, age 8, born in Illinois
s-Henry, age 6, born in Illinois
d-Ella, age 4, born in Illinois
d-Louesa, age 2, born in Illinois
s-Charley, age 1, born in Illinois
37. Keellen UNKNOWN was born about 1845 in Germany.
The 1880 US Census shows Keellen as William's wife, I found a file on William Koke on familysearch.org that gave Helena Duncheon as his children's mother. There is a Helena Koke that died November 23, 1920 in Springfield, IL in the Illinois Death Index. I can find no other info on a Helena Duncheon or Koke, though, and since I've been told a few times that the family files at familysearch.org are often very inaccurate, I am putting Keellen down as the children's mother until I can get further information.
OCCUPATION: 1880 - keeping house
38. Alfred Limons MCNATTON was born 5 Apr 1852 in Polk Co., Iowa. He died 23 Mar 1910 in Palmyra, Warren Co., Iowa. Alfred married Harriet S HALL on 31 Dec 1879 in Warren Co., Iowa.
39. Harriet S HALL "Hattie" was born 1 Apr 1863 in Palmyra, Warren Co., Iowa. She died 6 Nov 1934 in Warren Co., Iowa.
Alfred married Elizabeth (Hall?) in 1875, and she died in 1879. I do not have an exact birthdate for Caddie and have found her listed as Harriet's daughter, not Elizabeth's, in two different family trees. I still believe she may be Elizabeth's daughter, though. If she is Elizabeth's daughter, I believe Harriet and Elizabeth may be sisters so the ancestral info would be the same. I am still looking for proof and the answer's to these questions, though.
40. John WEBER was born about 1825 in Germany. He married Elizabeth BROWN on 1 May 1862 in Macon Co., Illinois.
CENSUS-1880: Household of John Webber
John, age 55, born in Germany, fa: Germany, mo: Germany
w-Elizabeth, age 36, born in Illinois, fa: Tennessee, mo: Tenn(?)
d-Eliza, age 17, born in IL
d-Emma, age 14, born in IL
s-George, age 12, born in IL
d-Bell, age 8, born in IL
d-Jane, age 6, born in IL
s-Frank, age 4, born in IL
d-Nettie, age 1, born in IL
OCCUPATION: 1880 - farmer
RESIDENCE: 1880 - Dalton City, Moultrie Co., Illinois
41. Elizabeth BROWN was born 18 Jul 1845 in Jefferson Co., Illinois. She died 8 Aug 1916 in Moultrie Co., Illinois and was buried in Bethany Cemetery, Moultrie Co., Illinois.
OCCUPATION: 1880 - keeping house
42. Cyrus LOMAX was born 21 Jun 1820. He died 26 Dec 1882 in Youngs Creek, Orange Co, Indiana. Cyrus married Rachel BENNETT on 31 Jan 1847 in Orange Co., Indiana.
43. Rachel BENNETT was born 19 Jun 1830 in Indiana. She died 1863 in Youngs Creek, Orange Co., Indiana.
46. Charles Henry BOLTON was born about 1858 in Kentucky. He married Sarah A THORP.
CENSUS-1880: Household of Charles H Bolton
Charles H, age 22, born in Kentucky, fa: Kentucky, mo: Kentucky
w-Sarah A, age 19, born in Kentucky, fa: Kentucky, mo: Kentucky
d-Minnie, age 1, born in KY
OCCUPATION: 1880 - farmer
RESIDENCE: 1880 - Munfordville, Hart Co., Kentucky
47. Sarah A THORP was born about 1861 in Kentucky.
OCCUPATION: 1880 - keeping house
NAME: last name was probably Tharp, as there were many Tharp's in Hart Co., KY during her time. I have no information on her to prove this yet, though.
48. Johann Heinrich Marius LAUBINGER was born 19 Apr 1826 in Rendsburg, Germany. He died 20 Jan 1878 in Rendsburg, Germany. Johann married Marie SÖRENSEN on 29 Oct 1851 in Rendsburg, Germany.
Grew up in a military orphanage with his brother Carl in Eckernförde, Germany, on the Baltic Sea.
OCCUPATION: Schlossergeselle
49. Marie SÖRENSEN was born in Schwabstedt, Germany.
Schwabstedt bei Husum
52. Joseph SCHOLTES was born in Germany. He married Margaret MUELLER.
53. Margaret MUELLER was born in Germany.
56. Edward BOYLE "Neddy" was born about 1824 in Arranmore Island, County Donegal, Ireland. He died 20 Apr 1904 in Peaine Township, Beaver Island, Charlevoix Co., Michigan from old age and was buried 22 Apr 1904 in Holy Cross Cemetery, Beaver Island, Charlevoix Co., Michigan. Neddy married Bridget GALLAGHER about 1847.
Neddy immigrated 1859 to Canada to the USA. He was counted in a census 1860 in Beaver Island, Manitou Co., Michigan. He was employed Farmer 1860 - 1880 in Manitou Co., Michigan. He was counted in a census 1870 in Chandler Township., Manitou Co., Michigan. He was counted in a census 1880 in Peaine Township, Beaver Island, Manitou Co., Michigan. He was naturalized before 1900. He was counted in a census 1900 in Peaine Township, Beaver Island, Charlevoix Co., Michigan.
BIRTH: July 1815 per Mary Beth Greene Nelson (ML)
1820 per Ireland 1860 census (ML)
57. Bridget GALLAGHER "Big Biddy" was born about 1823 in Arranmore Island, County Donegal, Ireland. She died 4 Jan 1910 in Peaine Township, Beaver Island, Charlevoix Co., Michigan.
Big Biddy immigrated 1859 to US.
BIRTH: 1823, death record says she was 87 years old at death in 1910 (ML)
58. Thomas James MCDONOUGH was born about 1819 in Ireland. He died 2 Aug 1903 in Peaine Township, Beaver Island, Charlevoix Co., Michigan and was buried 4 Aug 1903 in Holy Cross Cemetery, Beaver Island, Michigan. Thomas married Catharine KANE about 1855.
Thomas immigrated 1882. He was naturalized before 1900. He was counted in a census 1900 in Peaine Township, Beaver Island, Charlevoix Co., Michigan. He was employed Farmer 1900 in Beaver Island, Charlevoix Co., Michigan.
59. Catharine KANE was born about 1832 in Ireland. She died 7 May 1902 in Peaine Township, Beaver Island, Charlevoix Co., Michigan from Pneumonia and was buried 9 May 1902 in Holy Cross Cemetery, Beaver Island, Michigan.
Catharine immigrated 1882.
Seventh Generation
66. William C ROWLANDS was born 7 Mar 1814 in Maine. He died 31 Jul 1859 in Washington Co., Ohio. William married Sally CHAPMAN on 17 May 1837 in Morgan Co., Ohio.
67. Sally CHAPMAN was born 11 May 1817 in Washington Co., Ohio. She died 7 Oct 1844 in Noble Co., Ohio and was buried in Chapman Cemetery, Jackson, Noble Co., Ohio.
BURIAL: ROWLANDS, Sally 11 May 1817 - 7 Oct 1841 Ae 23 w/o Wm. Rowlands
70. William C ROWLANDS is printed as #66.71. Sally CHAPMAN is printed as #67.
76. Joseph MCNATTON was born 1811 in Ohio. He married Mary JONES on 16 Aug 1832 in Scioto Co., Ohio.
CENSUS-1856: LOUISA COUNTY IOWA -- 1856 CENSUS -- GRANDVIEW TOWNSHIP
Enumerator: George W. Kuder
CENSUS-1856: Household of Joseph McNatton
McNater Joseph 45 M OH 9 years in state
McNater M 43 F OH
McNater J H 18 M OH
McNater G W 16 M OH
McNater N G 13 F MO
McNater A 10 M MO
McNater A F 8 M IA
McNater P M 8 M IA
McNater M E 5 F IA
CENSUS-1860: Household of Joseph McNatton
Joseph McNattan age 50 in 1860 census
Mary McNatten age 48 in 1860 census
Henry age 21 in 1860 census
George age 20 in 1860 census
Nancy age 19 in 1860 census
Mathew age 16 in 1860 census
Alfred age 12 in 1860 census
Alvona age 12 in 1860 census
Mary E age 9 in 1860 census
OCCUPATION: 1856 - Blacksmith
RESIDENCE: 1856 - Grandview Township, Louisa Co., Iowa
77. Mary JONES was born 1814 in Ohio.
78. William HALL was born 1834 in Ohio. He married Elizabeth R KING on 1 Jan 1857 in Warren Co., Iowa.
79. Elizabeth R KING was born 1835 in Ohio.
82. Joshua BROWN was born 1801 in South Carolina. He married Elizabeth UNKNOWN.
Looking for parents of Joshua Brown, b TN ca 1800. His sister Nancy was b
1805 NC; brother William b 1808 TN; and sister Jane b 1814 TN. Wife
Elizabeth---. Son, James Riley Brown b TN 3/1/1828. The family moved to
Jefferson CO., IL, where the other nine children were born. Only have six
of them accounted for. Joshua's daughter Elizabeth m John Cyrus Weber and
they lived in Macon CO., IL, until his death.
Any help with these Browns would be greatly appreciated.
Jean St. John
83. Elizabeth UNKNOWN was born 1804 in Tennessee.
84. Jonathan LOMAX was born 6 Dec 1779 in Guilford Co., North Carolina. He died 6 Dec 1846 in Orange Co., Indiana. Jonathan married Susanna REIFF on 6 Feb 1806 in Wilson Co., Tennessee.
85. Susanna REIFF was born 16 Nov 1784 in Virginia. She died 29 Jan 1876 in Orange Co, Indiana.
86. William M BENNETT was born 1785 in Nelson Co., Kentucky. He died 19 Aug 1860 in Orange Co., Indiana and was buried in Providence Baptist Church Cem., Greenfield Twp., Orange Co., Indiana. William married Rebecca PITTMAN on 6 Nov 1817 in Nelson Co., Kentucky.
William was counted in a census 1820 in Harrison Co., Indiana. He was counted in a census 1830 in Orange Co., Indiana. He moved pre 1833 to Orange Co., Indiana. He was counted in a census 1840 in Greenfield Twp., Orange Co., Indiana. He 1 Jun 1845 Greenfield Twp., Orange Co., Indiana. He was counted in a census 1850 in Greenfield Twp., Orange Co., Indiana. He was counted in a census 1860 in Greenfield Twp., Orange Co., Indiana.
87. Rebecca PITTMAN was born 1797 in Kentucky. She died Btwn 1860/1870 in Orange Co., Indiana and was buried in Providence Baptist Church Cem., Greenfield Twp., Orange Co., Indiana.
Rebecca was counted in a census 1860 in Orange Co., Indiana.
92. William Thomas BOLTON was born 9 Jan 1823 in Virginia. He died 17 Nov 1861 and was buried in Old Waldeck Cemetery, Hart Co., Kentucky. William married Mary Elizabeth BUCKNER.
BURIAL: http://www.feenerty.com/hartcogenealogy/archives/waldeck.htm
93. Mary Elizabeth BUCKNER.
96. Johann Joachim Theodor LAUBINGER was born 2 Jul 1787 in Kiel, Germany. He died 15 Sep 1828 in Rendsburg, Germany. Johann married Maria Christina Sophia PETERSFELDT on 5 Jan 1812 in St. Mary's Church (Marienkirche), Rendsburg, Germany.
OCCUPATION: Malergeselle/Sergeant
97. Maria Christina Sophia PETERSFELDT was christened 18 Jan 1792 in St. Mary's Church (Marienkirche), Rendsburg, Germany. She died 19 Mar 1859 in Rendsburg, Germany.
112. Edward BOYLE was born about 1800 in Ireland. He married Emay O'DONNELL.
113. Emay O'DONNELL was born about 1805 in Ireland.
118. John KANE.
Eighth Generation
132. James ROWLANDS was born about 21 Dec 1787 in Hampshire, England. He died 17 May 1870 in Washington or Noble Co., Ohio. James married Lydia Bracket HAMILTON in Maine.
133. Lydia Bracket HAMILTON was born 10 Feb 1796 in Pownalborough, Lincoln Co., Maine. She died 2 Jun 1856 in Dexter City, Noble Co., Ohio.
134. Perley CHAPMAN was born 6 Mar 1785 in Longmeadow, Hampden Co., Massachusetts. He died 28 Apr 1852 in Dexter City, Noble Co., Ohio and was buried in Chapman Cemetery, Jackson, Noble Co., Ohio. Perley married Mary OGLE on 22 Sep 1808 in Salem Township, Washington Co., Ohio.
NAME: May be Perley
OTHER: I have heavily conflicting information on some of Perley and Mary's children.
BURIAL: Buried in a small cemetery on the Ogle farm, just off of State Route #821 in Noble County, Ohio.
135. Mary OGLE "Polly" was born Mar 1785 in Ireland. She died 14 Oct 1837 in Ohio.
140. James ROWLANDS is printed as #132.
141. Lydia Bracket HAMILTON is printed as #133.
142. Perley CHAPMAN is printed as #134.
143. Mary OGLE is printed as #135.
168. William Pemlott LOMAX was born 14 Feb 1744/1745 in North Carolina. He died 2 Jul 1813 in Wilson Co., Tennessee. William married Sarah KNIGHT.
169. Sarah KNIGHT was born 28 Aug 1749 in Bladen Co., North Carolina. She died about 1825 in Orange Co., Indiana.
BIRTH: alternate birthplace: Frederick, VA
170. Christopher REIFF was born about 1753 in Pennsylvania. He died 1824 in Lebanon, Wilson Co., Tennessee. Christopher married Mary WELSCHANS about 1769 in Pennsylvania.
Rieff/Reiff family
Author: Fred Riffe Date: 8 Mar 2000 12:52 PM GMT
In Reply to: the rieff family in arkansas by: bill
Bill: Christopher Reiff/Rieff was born circa 1753 in Pennsylvania, and married Mary Wilschannah about 1770. He may be the patriarch of the family you are researching. The History of Northwest Arkansas, published by Goodspeed, 1889, pages 1010 and 1011, of the Washington County Section, has this to say about Christopher and Mary: “Christopher Rieff was born in Pennsylvania, in which State he was living during the Revolutionary War. He settled in Wilson County, Tenn., about 1800, and reared to maturity a family of twelve children. He was a very active and energetic man until about middle age, then he had a stroke of Paralysis, which left him helpless the remainder of his days. He died in 1824 at the age of 70 years. His wife was born in Lancaster County, Penn., and died in Tenn. in 1830 in her 80th year.” My book “Reiff to Riffe Family in America,” found in many state libraries, has a great deal more information about his descendants.
Ancestry.com message board (Rieff), retrieved Jan 29, 2004
171. Mary WELSCHANS was born about 1750 in Lancaster, Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania. She died 1830 in Lebanon, Wilson Co., Tennessee.
NAME: Welchans, Wilschans, Wilschannah
174. James PITTMAN was born 14 May 1776 in Warfordburg, Bedford Co., Pennsylvania. He died 12 Feb 1863 in Orange Co., Indiana and was buried in Providence Baptist Church Cemetery, Greenfield Township., Orange Co., Indiana. James married Rachel MCGREW on 10 Aug 1797 in Nelson Co., Kentucky.
There is no proof he is Rebecca's Father, but he lives right next door to them in the 1850 census, and two doors away in 1860. If it isn't her father, it is probably her older brother.
175. Rachel MCGREW was born about 1780. She died after 1850 in Paoli, Orange Co., Indiana.
184. Robert Hayes BOLTON was born 20 Dec 1795 in Virginia. He died 17 Feb 1862 in Hart Co., Kentucky and was buried in Old Waldeck Cemetery, Hart Co., Kentucky. Robert married Hannah Matilda LANG.
BURIAL: http://www.feenerty.com/hartcogenealogy/archives/waldeck.htm
185. Hannah Matilda LANG was born 23 Jun 1803 in Wakefield, Yorkshire, England. She died 8 Nov 1871 in Bonnieville, Hart Co., Kentucky.
DEATH: April 7, 1880 ?
186. Henry Watson BUCKNER "Harry" was born Nov 1794 in Albemarle Co., Virginia. He died 19 Jul 1871 in Munfordville, Hart Co., Kentucky. Harry married Mary BOMAR on 3 Aug 1814 in Hardin Co., Kentucky.
187. Mary BOMAR "Polly".
192. Johann Friedrich LAUBINGER was born 18 Jun 1745 in Kiel, Germany. He died 12 Jan 1821 in Kiel, Germany. Johann married Margaretha Louise Christiana KLESSEL on 8 Sep 1786.
193. Margaretha Louise Christiana KLESSEL was born about 1763. She died 14 Jan 1826 in Kiel, Germany.
Ninth Generation
264. William ROWLANDS married Elizabeth Ann Nancy BEER.
265. Elizabeth Ann Nancy BEER.
266. Gabriel HAMILTON was born about 1733 in Kittery, York Co., Maine and was baptized 11 Nov 1733 in Berwick Church, Berwick, York Co., Maine. He died after 1803. Gabriel married Mary WILLIAMSON on 5 Jul 1785.
267. Mary WILLIAMSON.
268. Capt. Nathaniel CHAPMAN was born 13 Sep 1746 in Tewksbury, Massachusetts. He died 18 Feb 1807 in Salem, Washington Co., Ohio. Nathaniel married Lucy COOLEY on 24 Jul 1780 in Longmeadow, Hampden Co., Massachusetts.
BIOGRAPHY: "Cornerstones, Stories of the Lower Muskingum Valley", by Winnie Smith Johnson.
BIOGRAPHY: Was a member of the Minute Men during the Revolutionary War.
BIOGRAPHY: Served under General George Washington; and fought at Bunker Hill.
BIOGRAPHY: Remained in the Army until 1780.
BIOGRAPHY: 1805, purchased 160 acres of land on Duck Creek, about 15 miles from Marietta, Ohio; from the Ohio Company. <It is located about a mile downstream from Dexter City. (today) >
BURIAL: There is an old cemetery beside Fearing Township Road #16, between Stanleyville and Ohio SR821 where many of the Chapman family were buried in Duck Creek Valley, including Nathaniel Sr. and his wife Lucy Cooley. <Corp's Burying Ground>
269. Lucy COOLEY was born 9 Jun 1762 in Springfield, Hampden Co., Massachusetts. She died after 1810.
270. James OGLE was born about 1760 in Enniskillen, County Fermanagh, Ireland. He died in Ohio.
James immigrated about 1800.
NAME: James or George or Carl
280. William ROWLANDS is printed as #264.
281. Elizabeth Ann Nancy BEER is printed as #265.
282. Gabriel HAMILTON is printed as #266.
283. Mary WILLIAMSON is printed as #267.
284. Capt. Nathaniel CHAPMAN is printed as #268.
285. Lucy COOLEY is printed as #269.
286. James OGLE is printed as #270.
336. William LOMAX was born about 1700 in England. He died 1773 in Guilford Co., North Carolina. William married Ann COXE.
337. Ann COXE was born about 1720 in Dublin, Ireland. She died after 1780.
338. Abel KNIGHT was born about 1719 in Pennsylvania. He died 12 Nov 1803 in Guilford Co., North Carolina. Abel married Rachel HARE.
339. Rachel HARE was born about 1721 in Bucks Co., Pennsylvania. She died 24 Dec 1803 in Guilford Co., North Carolina.
370. Thomas LANG was born about 1770 in Wakefield, Yorkshire, England.
372. Phillip BUCKNER Jr. was born 13 Jan 1753 in Louisa Co., Virginia. He died 15 Mar 1819 in Bascon Creek, Hart Co., Kentucky. Phillip married Elizabeth WATSON on 29 Jan 1789.
373. Elizabeth WATSON.
Marriage: October 27, 1789 ?
374. John BOMAR.
384. Johann Andreas LAUBINGER was christened 5 Nov 1719 in Friedberg, Germany. He died 22 Aug 1753 in Kiel, Germany. Johann married Anna Magdalena TIMMANNS on 19 May 1741 in Kiel, Germany.
385. Anna Magdalena TIMMANNS.
Tenth Generation
532. Gabriel HAMILTON was born 10 Feb 1704/1705 in Berwick, York Co., Maine and was baptized 6 Sep 1713 in Berwick Church, Berwick, York Co., Maine. He died 1783. Gabriel married Margaret HODSDON on 1728 in Berwick, York Co., Maine.
533. Margaret HODSDON was born in Berwick, York Co., Maine and was baptized 19 Apr 1716 in Berwick, York Co., Maine.
536. John CHAPMAN died 7 Dec 1760. He married Martha PERLEY.
537. Martha PERLEY.
538. George Colton COOLEY was born 26 Apr 1727 in Springfield, Hampden Co, Massachusetts. He died 6 Jun 1778 in Springfield, Hampden Co, Massachusetts. George married Mabel HANCOCK on 12 Jan 1747/1748.
Source: FTM online, GenealogyLibrary.com
The Cooley Genealogy, page 223
George, Apr. 26, 1727, Springfield, Mass.; d. there June 6, 1778, by smallpox which he had by inoculation.
539. Mabel HANCOCK was born Feb 1725/1726 in Springfield, Hampshire Co., Massachusetts. She died 28 Dec 1806.
564. Gabriel HAMILTON is printed as #532.
565. Margaret HODSDON is printed as #533.
568. John CHAPMAN is printed as #536.
569. Martha PERLEY is printed as #537.
570. George Colton COOLEY is printed as #538.
571. Mabel HANCOCK is printed as #539.
674. Dr. John COXE was born about 1695 in Dublin, Ireland.
746. William WATSON.
768. Johann Caspar LAUBINGER was born about 1672. He died 18 Feb 1750 in Friedberg, Germany. Johann married Jungfer ERNST in Friedberg, Germany.
769. Jungfer ERNST.
Eleventh Generation
1076. Jonathan COOLEY was born 28 Jun 1686 in Springfield, Hampden Co, Massachusetts. He died 2 Aug 1752 in Springfield, Hampden Co, Massachusetts. Jonathan married Joanna COLTON on 9 Dec 1713 in Longmeadow, Hampden Co., Massachusetts.
1077. Joanna COLTON was born 1695 in Springfield, Hampden Co, Massachusetts. She died 21 May 1765 in Springfield, Hampden Co, Massachusetts.
1078. Rev. John HANCOCK was born 1 Aug 1688 in Springfield, Hampden Co., Massachusetts. He died 16 Jul 1775 in Springfield, Hampden Co., Massachusetts. John married Anna WEBB on 19 Nov 1713 in Springfield, Hampden Co., Massachusetts.
Reverend John Hancock is supposedly a 1st cousin of Declaration of Independence signer, John Hancock. I haven't seen any overwhelming evidence that this is true, though.
1079. Anna WEBB was born 24 Feb 1695/1696. She died 7 Jun 1771 in Springfield, Hampden Co., Massachusetts.
1140. Jonathan COOLEY is printed as #1076.
1141. Joanna COLTON is printed as #1077.
1142. Rev. John HANCOCK is printed as #1078.
1143. Anna WEBB is printed as #1079.
1536. Dietrich LAUBINGER was born 1 Jul 1623 in Frankfurt/Main, Germany. He married Anna Catharina CONRADI on 1 Jul 1667.
1537. Anna Catharina CONRADI.
Twelfth Generation
2152. Obadiah COOLEY was born 27 Jan 1645/1646 in Springfield, Hampden Co., Massachusetts. He died 3 Sep 1690 in Springfield, Hampden Co., Massachusetts. Obadiah married Rebecca WILLIAMS on 9 Nov 1670 in Windsor, Hartford Co., Connecticut.
2153. Rebecca WILLIAMS was born 20 Aug 1649 in Windsor, Hartford Co., Connecticut. She died 18 Oct 1715 in Springfield, Hampden Co., Massachusetts.
2154. John COLTON was born 18 Apr 1659 in Springfield, Hampden Co., Massachusetts. He died 3 Feb 1726/1727 in Springfield, Hampden Co., Massachusetts. John married Joanna WOLCOTT on 2 Sep 1690 in Springfield, Hampden Co., Massachusetts.
2155. Joanna WOLCOTT was born 30 Jun 1668. She died 10 Jan 1755.
2280. Obadiah COOLEY is printed as #2152.
2281. Rebecca WILLIAMS is printed as #2153.
2282. John COLTON is printed as #2154.
2283. Joanna WOLCOTT is printed as #2155.
3072. Georg d.J. LAUBINGER died 11 Apr 1641 in Frankfurt/Main, Germany. He married Catharina GEIß on 10 Mar 1617.
3073. Catharina GEIß.
Thirteenth Generation
4304. Benjamin COOLEY was born 25 Feb 1614/1615 in St. Albans, England. He died 17 Aug 1684 in Longmeadow, Hampden Co., Massachusetts. Benjamin married Sarah SAVAGE.
4305. Sarah SAVAGE died 23 Aug 1684 in Springfield, Hampden Co., Massachusetts.
4308. Quartermaster George COLTON married Deborah GARDNER.
4309. Deborah GARDNER.
4310. Simon WOLCOTT was born 11 Sep 1624 in Golden Manor, Tolland, Somersetshire, England. He died 29 Apr 1687 in Windsor, Hartford Co., Connecticut and was buried in First Congregational Church, Windsor, Hartford Co., Connecticut. Simon married Martha PITKIN on 17 Oct 1661 in Windsor, Hartford Co., Connecticut.
Removed to Simsbury where he recieved a grant in 1667. He was obliged to leave Sims. in the Indian troubles of 1675-6,with much loss of property. Remained a few years in Windsor,settled in 1680 on 200 acres on east side of Conn. River,present South Windsor.
Simon was but five years old when his father emigrated to America. he remained n England with his two sisters until the family had effected a settlement in this country; they came over within ten years after, but the exact time of their arrival has not been ascertained. He was admitted a freeman in 1654.
The four sons of Simon located themselves on the main street in East, now South, Windsor. The two eldest, Simon and Henry, about a mile south of the present meeting house--the latter on the west side of the street; the third, William, about a quarter of a mile further north on the same side; and the fourth, Roger, about a third of a mile north of the meeting-house, also on the west side fo the street. The residence occupied the site of Henry's house and the materials of the latter were used in its construction. It stood on a knoll or ridge fronting the east and survived the longest of all the early Wolcott homes. The great tree stood in the street opposite.
4311. Martha PITKIN was born 12 Dec 1639 in Berkhamstead, Hertfordshire, England. She died 13 Oct 1719 in East Hartford, Hartford Co., Connecticut and was buried in Old South Windsor Church Yard, Windsor, Hartford Co., Connecticut.
Martha immigrated 1661.
Martha immigrated 1661 to England to Hartford, Connecticut.
Someone wrote that Martha was one of the most beautiful women of the century.
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Source: FTM GenealogyLibrary.com
The Cooley Genealogy, page 446
MARTHA PITKIN
She followed her brother William to America in 1661, to
return with him to England, 'not once supposing he intended
to remain in the wilderness,' as she expressed it. Her first
greeting on meeting her brother, whom she found feeding
his swine, was, 'I left a brother in England serving his king,
and find another in America serving his swine.'
Martha Pitkin was a lady endowed with more than ordinary
talent, improved by an excellent education. The reception
she met with in the colony was most flattering; her comely
form and accomplished manner making the colonists
anxious to retain her in their country. In the words of the
Rev. Thomas Robbins, for many years the pastor of the
church she attended, 'this girl put the colony in commotion.
If possible she must be detained. The stock was too
valuable to be parted with. It became a matter of general
consultation what young man was good enough for Miss
Pitkin.' Tradition says that so many young men wished to
marry the accomplished beauty, that they cast lots for her
hand, but fails to say what part Miss Pitkin was to take in
the affair. The facts are, that the sons of Henry Wolcott, one
of the first settlers of East Windsor, were well pleased with
Miss Pitkin, and to avoid all question of strife or jealousy,
it is believed it was decided by lot among themselves
which one should sue for her hand. The lot fell to Simon
Wolcott, the youngest son; at all events, he pressed his suit,
and was successful. Her brother favored the match, and she
became the wife of Simon Wolcott, and subsequently the
mother of Governor Roger Wolcott, grandmother of
Governor Oliver Wolcott, and great-grandmother of the
second Governor Oliver Wolcott, and of Governor Roger
Griswold. Governor Ellsworth was also a lineal descendant, and her granddaughter married Governor Matthew Griswold.
It was stated in the funeral sermon of Governor Roger
Wolcott, her ninth child, that 'he never went to school, but
was educated by his mother in her own dwelling'(+)
4560. Benjamin COOLEY is printed as #4304.
4561. Sarah SAVAGE is printed as #4305.
4564. Quartermaster George COLTON is printed as #4308.
4565. Deborah GARDNER is printed as #4309.
4566. Simon WOLCOTT is printed as #4310.
4567. Martha PITKIN is printed as #4311.
6144. Hanß LAUBINGER married Barbara UNKNOWN.
6145. Barbara UNKNOWN died 27 Mar 1628 in Frankfurt/Main, Germany.
6146. Hermann GEIß.
Fourteenth Generation
8608. William COOLEY married Joan ARNOTT.
8609. Joan ARNOTT.
8620. Henry WOLCOTT Sr. was born 5 Dec 1578 in Lydiard, St. Lawrence, Somersetshire, England. He died 30 May 1655 in Windsor, Hartford Co., Connecticut and was buried in First Congregational Church, Windsor, Hartford Co., Connecticut. Henry married Elizabeth SAUNDERS on 19 Jan 1606 in Lydiard, St. Lawrence Parish, Somersetshire, England.
BIOGRAPHY: Henry was the emigrant to Windsor, Conn. As the second son of John Wolcott, of Galdon Manor, Tolland, Co. Somerset, Eng., he held a fair position among the landed gentry, and an estate which placed him in affluent circumstances. By the decease of his elder brother Christopher, intestate, 1639, the family estate, including the manor-house, mill,. etc., also came into his possession after his removal to America.
BIOGRAPHY: The earlier portion of his life was passed in the quiet pursuit of a country squire's dsuties and responsibilities; but, becoming converted under the teaching of the Rev. John Elton, he soon found himself closely identified with the Puritan party in the religious and political revolution which then convulsed England. American presented to him, as to hundreds of others like-minded, the only asylum where civil and religious freedom could be fouind; and, though then past 52 years of age, and with children of an age when they most needed the social and educational advantages afforded in their native land, --to emigrate to a new home beyond the occean. Taking their three sons, and leaving behind them for a time two daughters ands their youngest son (age 5), they joined the Warham and Maverick emigration of 1630, on the 19th of October in which yr. we find Henry Wolcott's name as one of the first list of freemen of Boston.
BIOGRAPHY: He rem. from Dorchester to Windsor in 1635; in 1637 was elected a member of the lower house of the first General Assembly of Conn.; in 1640 stnads first in a list of the inhabitants of Windsor; in 1643 was elected to the House of Magistrates (the present Senate) of Conn., and was annually re-elected during life, and was probably, after the pastor, the most distinguished citizen of Windsor; the younger child who had been left behind, rejoined the family between 1631 and 1641. His estate was inventoried at L764, 8s, 10d, not a large sum for one who is known to have sold about L8,000 worth of estate in England preparatory to removing to America. In the Ancient "Family Chronologie" it is recorded of Henry Wolcott and his wife, that "these both dyed in hope and Ly guried under one Tomb in Windsor."
8621. Elizabeth SAUNDERS was born 1589 in Lydiard, St. Lawrence, Somersetshire, England. She died 7 Jul 1655 in Windsor, Hartford Co., Connecticut and was buried in First Congregational Church, Windsor, Hartford Co., Connecticut.
8622. William PITKIN was born 11 Dec 1608 in Berkhamstead, Hertfordshire, England. He died Jul 1643 in London, England and was buried 24 Jul 1643 in St. Dunstans, England. William married Elizabeth UNKNOWN on 1635 in Berkhamstead, Hertfordshire, England.
Educated at Berkhamsted School and Pembroke College, Oxford. MA from Oxford 17 Oct 1631. Sixth Headmaster of Berkhamsted Grammar School for Boys (est. 1541.) on 8 Aug 1636. Went to Mr. Sturmey's house in Chancery Lane in London in the summer of 1643 where he became ill. He and his brother George may have gotten the plague there, where they died six months before their father.
8623. Elizabeth UNKNOWN was born 1612 in Berkhamstead, Hertfordshire, England. She died 1641 and was buried 28 Dec 1641 in Berkhamstead, Hertsfordshire, England.
9120. William COOLEY is printed as #8608.
9121. Joan ARNOTT is printed as #8609.
9132. Henry WOLCOTT Sr. is printed as #8620.
9133. Elizabeth SAUNDERS is printed as #8621.
9134. William PITKIN is printed as #8622.
9135. Elizabeth UNKNOWN is printed as #8623.
Fifteenth Generation
17240. John WOLCOTT.
17242. Thomas SAUNDERS married Anne BLAKE.
17243. Anne BLAKE.
17244. William PITKIN was born 1580 in Berkhamstead, Hertsfordshire, England. He died Jan 1644/1645 and was buried in St. Peter's Church, Berkhamstead, Hertsfordshire, England. William married Jane MASON about 1606.
Here is a distillation of the (several pages) article by James Pitkin, 3 Cranwell Ave., Carterton, Oxfordshire OX18 3SB, England - who sent all of the Pitkin material. He is the Pitkin person for the Society of One Name, headquartered it seems in GB.
William Pitkin b 1580 Berkhamsted, Bucks, England, d Jan 1644/45, there, m Jane (Mason, White?) who was buried 8 Apr 1628 there, ( parents of 12 children, including William Pitkin, b 1608, there, d 1643 in London, Greater London, England, m abt 1634, Elizabeth. All our ancestors. None came to America. William and Martha in the next generation were my ancestors who immigrated to CT.)
William was churchwarden of St. Peters, in Berkhamsted aft 1610. He was a Justice of the Peace, Member of Parliament, Agent for the Duchy of Cornwall (belonging to the King) in Berkhamsted abt 1612. This was the beginning of enclosures in Berkhamsted, in which he was involved with the Duchy lands. He was duputed to select 30 acres 'lying west upon the former inclosed grounds (Colharbour Farm), north uppon a highway leading from the great heath towards Aldbury, east uppon the open Frith (Commons) and south uppon the old fence of the Parke,' for the purpose. Receipt in the accounts to the vestry includes 3/4d from him for the burial of his son George, in the church. Electd Sidesman in 1612 and signed the vestry proceedings that year, presented on 9 Apr 1613 in which he contributes another 3/4 d for his child Martha's grave. The Prince of Wales visited Berkhamsted in 1616 to be greeted by an oration by a student at Berkhamsted Grammar School. In 1613 a levy for repairs to the Church reveals that William's rae was the 6th highest in the Parish based on holding 23 acres arable, 2.5 acres meadow, and other wealth. One of the first 'Gentlemen' of 12 new Capital Burgesses when King James I granted the town a new Charter on 18 Jul 1618. He signed and approved the Vestry accounts for repair of the bell on 22 Oct 1620. Elected Churchwarden on 26 Apr 1622. In 1622 he was storing or marketing produce in the lofts in the market house. In 1622 he was assessed on a holding of 39 acres. In 1625 he paid 6/8 d for Mrs. Mason's grave (mother in law?) Baliff ( = Mayor0 in 1625. Called Mr. Pitkin after 1627. In 1625 more enclosure was called for by Charles I in order to raise money, even though no more division had been promised by the King's father. Behind the scenes bargaining was made with Berkhamsted for loss of grazing on 400 acres, for 100 acres for the town's poor. Fences were raised, probably under William's order, and torn down by North church farmers on an Aug 1640 night. They prevailed and it wasn't for another 220 years that Lord Brownlow who owned the Duchy rights enclosed the same 400 acres. This enclosure also did not prevail, however. Paid 6/8 d for his wife Jane's grave in Apr 1628; she had died in childbirth (with daughter Jane). Chief Burgess in 1628. Responsible for helping to distribute timber to the poor from a gift of the King. He had a corne loft over the market house on 1 Apr 1630. He signed minutes of Vestry meetings in 1631 where problems about Church dissention and other activities were noted. In 1632 he was assessed on 196 acres, the second largest in the parish. Took office as an Overseer of the Poor in 1633 and he sold the Churchwardens some timber, that year. He was assessed for Church repairs in 1634/35. Bailiff ( = mayor), Justice of the Peace, and Member of Parliament in 1636. Headmaster of Berkhamsted Grammar School 8 Aug 1636. Approved the bonds for the Rector's stock of the poor in Dec 1637. He had reciepts from his cornloft, from the gaol, and for bricks in 1637. Elected Overseer of the Poor in 1642. Left impressive legacies to his children and grandchildren when he died two years later.
Held offices: Churchwarden, Burgess, Bailiff, Justice of the Peace, Member of Parliment and Agent for the Duchy of Cornwall in Berkhamsted. He left handsome legacies to his surviving children and grandchildren. Jane: Epithet "That worthy woman." She died in childbirth. In 1625, William Pitkin pd for "Mrs. Mason's grave". this may give clue for Jane's maiden name. There is a record that a William Pitkin married Jane White on 4 Mar 1606 at St. Gregory by St. Pauls, London.
17245. Jane MASON was born about 1584 in England. She died Apr 1628 in Berkhamstead, Hertsfordshire, England from childbirth and was buried 8 Apr 1628 in St. Peter's Church, Berkhamstead, Hertsfordshire, England.
DEATH: died in childbirth
18264. John WOLCOTT is printed as #17240.
18266. Thomas SAUNDERS is printed as #17242.
18267. Anne BLAKE is printed as #17243.
18268. William PITKIN is printed as #17244.
18269. Jane MASON is printed as #17245.
Sixteenth Generation
34488. William PITKIN was born about 1557 in England.
Called a Gentleman in the 1619 royal charter of Berkhamsted.
36536. William PITKIN is printed as #34488.
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