1. Freeman Ernest "Ernie"1 NORTHCUTT (Ashford Clayton "Ash", #2) was born on 26 Jan 1906 Medford, Grant County, Oklahoma.1,2,3 According to the 1920 census, he was born circa 1907 in Oklahoma.4 He married Norma Elizabeth YOUNKER (twin), daughter of William 'Eli' YOUNKER and Marie WEBB, on 29 Nov 1939 in St Francis, Cheyenne County, Kansas.5 His residence at the time of his death was in Kirk, Yuma County, Colorado.3 He died on 8 Mar 1977 in Kirk, Yuma County, Colorado, at age 71.1 He is buried in Kirk Cemetery, Kirk, Yuma County, Colorado.1,6
He was enumerated with Ashford C. NORTHCUTT on the 3 Apr 1920 census Weld City Precinct 714, Yuma County, Colorado, as Freeman E. NORTHCUTT. He was listed as son, age 13. He and both of his parents were born in Missouri. Freeman Ernest "Ernie" NORTHCUTT was listed in the household of Ashford C. NORTHCUTT.4 In Apr 1939 Freeman Ernest "Ernie" NORTHCUTT was living in Joes, Yuma County, Colorado.7 He was a farmer near Eckley, Yuma, CO. In 1957, he moved to Kirk, in Yuma County, and became the custodian at Liberty School in Kirk and later in nearby Joes. He also drove the bus for several years. After retiring in Dec 1970, he worked for the Kirk Cattle Co, raising hogs.
2. Ashford Clayton "Ash"2 NORTHCUTT (Willis Ellis, #4) was born on 6 Apr 1881 Mitchellville (SW of Bethany), Harrison County, Missouri.8 According to the 1900 census, he was born in Apr 1881 in Missouri.9 According to the 1920 census, he was born circa 1882 in Missouri.4 He married Idella 'Jane' "Della" PARKS (see #3), daughter of George Wesley PARKS and Mary Alice AKES, on 29 Dec 1903 in Gentry County, Missouri. (License issued and recorded 29 Dec 1902. Record reads: Ashford C. NORTHCUTT and Della PARKS.).10 Conflicting evidence indicates he and Idella 'Jane' "Della" PARKS were married on 29 Dec 1903 in Albany, Gentry County, Missouri.11 He died on 5 Nov 1947 in Denver, Denver County, Colorado, at age 66.1 He is buried in Yuma Cemetery, Yuma, Yuma County, Colorado.1,12
He was enumerated with Willis NORTHCUTT on the 1900 census Butler Township,
Harrison County, Missouri, as Ashley C. NORTHCUTT. He was listed as son, age 19,
born Apr 1881, in Missouri. Ashford Clayton "Ash" NORTHCUTT was listed in the
household of Willis NORTHCUTT.9 Sometime between Jan 1904 and Jan
1906, they moved to Grant Co, OK, where they lived in Deer Creek (near Medford),
Grant County, Oklahoma. Sometime prior to 1920 he homestead in Yuma County,
Colorado, where he farmed near Eckley (4 miles west, 1 mile north), 30 miles
northeast of Yuma. He is listed as head of household on the 3 Apr 1920 census
Weld City Precinct 714, Yuma County, Colorado, as Ashford C. NORTHCUTT. The
census listed him as age 38, married. He was born in Missouri, his father was
born in Illinois, and his mother was born in Missouri. He was a farmer on a
stock-grain farm and owned his home, free of mortgage. Enumerated with him were
Idella J. NORTHCUTT, Lemuel J. NORTHCUTT, Freeman E. NORTHCUTT, Alice I.
NORTHCUTT, Ruby V. NORTHCUTT.4
On 30 Sep 1920, Ashford C.
NORTHCUTT, received a patent to 320 acres of land in Yuma County, Colorado,
described as.13
the East half of section Thirty five, in Township Five North, of Range Forty six West of the 6th PM.. In Apr 1940 he was living in Joes, Yuma, CO. His residence was Otis, Washington, CO, at the time of his death.
The five known children of Ashford Clayton "Ash"2 NORTHCUTT and Idella 'Jane' "Della" PARKS (see #3) were as follows:
He was enumerated with Ashford C. NORTHCUTT on the 3 Apr 1920 census Weld City Precinct 714, Yuma County, Colorado, as Lemeul J. NORTHCUTT. He was listed as son, age 15. He and both of his parents were born in Missouri. He was a farm laborer on the home farm. James Lemuel "Jim" "Lem" NORTHCUTT was listed in the household of Ashford C. NORTHCUTT.4
She was enumerated with Ashford C. NORTHCUTT on the 3 Apr 1920 census Weld City Precinct 714, Yuma County, Colorado, as Alice I. NORTHCUTT. She was listed as daughter, age 8. She and both of her parents were born in Missouri. Alice Isabel NORTHCUTT was listed in the household of Ashford C. NORTHCUTT.4 In Jul 1940 Alice Isabel NORTHCUTT was living in Eckley, Yuma County, Colorado.7
She was enumerated with Ashford C. NORTHCUTT on the 3 Apr 1920 census Weld City Precinct 714, Yuma County, Colorado, as Ruby V. NORTHCUTT. She was listed as son (sic), age 5. She and both of her parents were born in Missouri. Ruby Viola NORTHCUTT was listed in the household of Ashford C. NORTHCUTT.4
Ruth graduated from Yuma County High School, Yuma, Yuma, CO, in 1941. She introduced her brother Ernie to her best friend, and his future wife, Norma YOUNKER.
3. Idella 'Jane' "Della"2 PARKS (George Wesley, #6). Conflicting evidence indicates she was born in Gentry County, Missouri.23,24 She was born on 18 Jan 1885 New Hampton, Harrison County, Missouri.1,25 According to the 1920 census, she was born circa 1886 in Missouri.4 She married Ashford Clayton "Ash" NORTHCUTT (see #2), son of Willis Ellis NORTHCUTT and Martha Isabelle MITCHELL, on 29 Dec 1903 in Gentry County, Missouri. (License issued and recorded 29 Dec 1902. Record reads: Ashford C. NORTHCUTT and Della PARKS.).10 Conflicting evidence indicates she and Ashford Clayton "Ash" NORTHCUTT were married on 29 Dec 1903 in Albany, Gentry County, Missouri.11 Her residence at the time of her death was in Fort Morgan, Morgan County, Colorado.25 She died on 30 Apr 1975 in Fort Morgan, Morgan County, Colorado, at age 90.1 She is buried in Yuma Cemetery, Yuma, Yuma County, Colorado.1,12
She was enumerated with Ashford C. NORTHCUTT on the 3 Apr 1920 census Weld City Precinct 714, Yuma County, Colorado, as Idella J. NORTHCUTT. She was listed as wife, age 34, married. She was born in Missouri, her father was born in Missouri, and her mother was born in Iowa. Idella 'Jane' "Della" PARKS was listed in the household of Ashford C. NORTHCUTT.4 In Nov 1957, she was listed in the obituary of her brother, Walter PARKS, as "Mrs. Della Northcutt of Yuma, Colo."26 She was a member of the Yuma Nazarene Church.
4. Willis Ellis3 NORTHCUTT (Jeptha, #8). According to the 1860 census, he was born circa 1855 in Iowa.27 He was born on 5 Feb 1854 Waterloo, Black Hawk County, Iowa.28 According to the 1880 census, he was born circa 1853 in Iowa.29 According to the 1870 census, he was born circa 1854 in Iowa.30 According to the 1900 census, he was born in Feb 1854 in Iowa.9 He married Martha Isabelle MITCHELL (see #5), daughter of Edward C. MITCHELL and Elizabeth "Betty" FLINT, on 10 Feb 1878 in Harrison County, Missouri. (marriage records read: Willis NORTHCUTT & Martha E. MITCHELL.).31,32 He died on 14 Apr 1940 in Deer Creek, Grant County, Oklahoma, at age 86.28 He is buried in Bayard Cemetery, SW of Deer Creek, Grant County, Oklahoma.28,33
He was enumerated on the 6 Jun 1860 census Concord Township, Champaign County, Ohio, as Willis NORTHCUTT. He was listed as age 5, born in Iowa.27 He was enumerated with Jeptha NORTHCUTT on the 27 Jun 1870 census Butler Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as Willis NORTHCUTT. He was listed as age 16, born in Ohio. Willis Ellis NORTHCUTT was listed in the household of Jeptha NORTHCUTT.30 At a young age, he moved, with his family, to Missouri. In 1905, he and his family moved to Grant Co, OK, where he farmed until 1934 when he moved to Deer Creek. He died at the home of his daughter, Susie Griffin, near Medford. He is listed as head of household on the 1 Jun 1880 census Butler Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as Willis NORTHCUTT. The census listed him as age 27, married, farmer. He was born in Iowa and both of his parents were born in Ohio. Enumerated with him were Martha I. NORTHCUTT and George MITCHELL.29 He is listed as head of household on the 1900 census Butler Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as Willis NORTHCUTT. The census soundex listed him as age 46, born Feb 1854, in Iowa. Enumerated with him were Martha I NORTHCUTT, Ashley C. NORTHCUTT, Seth H. NORTHCUTT, George L. NORTHCUTT, Susie B. NORTHCUTT, Eddie D. NORTHCUTT, CORA M. NORTHCUTT, and Roy V. NORTHCUTT.9
The eight known children of Willis Ellis3 NORTHCUTT and Martha Isabelle MITCHELL (see #5) were as follows:
He was enumerated with Willis NORTHCUTT on the 1900 census Butler Township,
Harrison County, Missouri, as Seth H. NORTHCUTT. He was listed as son, age 16,
born Jul 1883, in Missouri. Seth H. NORTHCUTT was listed in the household of
Willis NORTHCUTT.9 He is listed as head of household on
the 3 Apr 1920 census Weld City Precinct 714, Yuma County, Colorado, as Seth H.
NORTHCUTT. The census listed him as age 36, single. He and both of his parents
were born in Missouri. He was a farmer on a stock ranch and owned his home, free
of mortgage. He was living alone.4
On 28 Nov 1921, Seth H.
NORTHCUTT, received a patent to 318.64 acres of land in Yuma County, Colorado,
described as.36
the South East quarter of the North West quarter of section Six, and the North East quarter of the South West quarter of section Six, and the South East quarter of the North East quarter of section One, and lot Three of the North East quarter of the North West quarter of section Six, and lot Four of the North West quarter of the North West quarter of section Six, and lot Five of the South West quarter of the North West quarter of section Six, and Lot One of the North East quarter of the North East quarter of section One, in Township Four North, of Range Forty five West of the 6th PM..
the South East quarter of the South West quarter of section Six, and the East half of the South East quarter of section One, and lot One of the North East quarter of the North East quarter of section Six, and lot Two of the North West quarter of the North East quarter of section Six, and lot Six of the North West quarter of the South West quarter of section Six, and Lot Seven of the South West quarter of the South West quarter of section Six, in Township Four North, of Range Forty five West of the 6th PM.. In 1940 Seth H. NORTHCUTT was living in Medford, Grant County, Oklahoma.
He farmed near Medford, Grant, OK, for 34 years before moving to Geuda Springs, Cowley, KS, in 1943, where they farmed near Ashton. They moved to Arkansas City in July 1959. George was a member of the Church of God. He was enumerated with Willis NORTHCUTT on the 1900 census Butler Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as George L. NORTHCUTT. He was listed as son, age 13, born Jun 1886, in Missouri. George Logan NORTHCUTT was listed in the household of Willis NORTHCUTT.9
She was enumerated with Willis NORTHCUTT on the 1900 census Butler Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as Susie B. NORTHCUTT. She was listed as daughter, age 11, born Sep 1888, in Missouri. Susie Belle NORTHCUTT was listed in the household of Willis NORTHCUTT.9 She was living in Medford, Grant, OK, in Apr 1940 and in Sep 1960.
In Sep 1961 he was living in Ponca City, Kay County, Oklahoma. He was enumerated with Willis NORTHCUTT on the 1900 census Butler Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as Eddie D. NORTHCUTT. He was listed as son, age 7, born Jul 1892, in Missouri. Edward Daily "Edd" NORTHCUTT was listed in the household of Willis NORTHCUTT.9 In Apr 1940 Edward Daily "Edd" NORTHCUTT and Sibby Ellen CRAVEN were living in Blackwell, Kay County, Oklahoma.7
She was enumerated with Willis NORTHCUTT on the 1900 census Butler Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as Cora M. NORTHCUTT. She was listed as daughter, age 5, born Jan 1895, in Missouri. Cora Mae (May) NORTHCUTT was listed in the household of Willis NORTHCUTT.9 In Apr 1940 Cora Mae (May) NORTHCUTT was living in Pond Creek, Grant County, Oklahoma. In Sep 1961 Cora Mae (May) NORTHCUTT was living in Enid, Garfield County, Oklahoma.
He was enumerated with Willis NORTHCUTT on the 1900 census Butler Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as Roy V. NORTHCUTT. He was listed as son, age 1, born May 1899, in Missouri. Roy Virgel NORTHCUTT was listed in the household of Willis NORTHCUTT.9 In Apr 1940 Roy Virgel NORTHCUTT was living in Deer Creek, Grant County, Oklahoma. In Sep 1961 Roy Virgel NORTHCUTT was living in Deer Creek, Grant County, Oklahoma.
In Apr 1940 Myrtle Ione NORTHCUTT was living in Eddy, Kay County, Oklahoma.7 In Sep 1961 Myrtle Ione NORTHCUTT was living in Deer Creek, Grant County, Oklahoma.
5. Martha Isabelle3 MITCHELL (Edward C., #10) was born on 26 Mar 1858 Harrison County, Missouri.1 According to the 1860, 1870, and 1880 censuses, she was born circa 1858 in Missouri.42,43,29 According to the 1900 census, she was born in Mar 1858 in Missouri.9 She married Willis Ellis NORTHCUTT (see #4), son of Jeptha NORTHCUTT and Elizabeth HARBOUR, on 10 Feb 1878 in Harrison County, Missouri. (marriage records read: Willis NORTHCUTT & Martha E. MITCHELL.).31,32 She died on 20 May 1924 in Bryant, Grant County, Oklahoma, at age 66.1 She is buried in Bayard Cemetery, SW of Deer Creek, Grant County, Oklahoma.8,33
She was enumerated with Edward C. MITCHELL on the 3 Jul 1860 census Bethany Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as Martha I. MITCHELL. She was listed as age 2, born in Missouri. Martha Isabelle MITCHELL was listed in the household of Edward C. MITCHELL.42 She was enumerated with James MITCHELL on the 16 Jul 1870 census Cypress Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as Martha MITCHELL. She was listed as age 12, born in Missouri. She was living with her grandparents. Martha Isabelle MITCHELL was listed in the household of James MITCHELL.43 She was enumerated with Willis NORTHCUTT on the 1 Jun 1880 census Butler Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as Martha I. NORTHCUTT. She was listed as age 22, married, wife, keeping house. She was born is Missouri and both of her parents were born in Illinois. Martha Isabelle MITCHELL was listed in the household of Willis NORTHCUTT.29 She was enumerated with Willis NORTHCUTT on the 1900 census Butler Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as Matha I. NORTHCUTT. She was listed as wife, age 42, born mar 1858, in Missouri. Martha Isabelle MITCHELL was listed in the household of Willis NORTHCUTT.9
6. George Wesley3 PARKS (James, #12) was born on 1 May 1857 Harrison County, Missouri.1,44,45,46 Conflicting evidence indicates he was born in Gentry County, Missouri.16,24 According to the 1870 census, he was born circa 1857 in Missouri.47 He married Mary Alice AKES (see #7), daughter of Granville Smith AKES and Mary W. "Polly" HART, on 21 Jul 1877 in Gentry County, Missouri.16,24,2 He died on 22 Apr 1926 in Athens (now Albany), Gentry County, Missouri, at age 68.1,44,45,46 He is buried in Foster Cemetery, Butler Township (S of New Hampton), Harrison County, Missouri. (Tombstone reads: "PARKS/George W., May 1, 1857 - Apr 22, 1926/Mary A., Apr 5, 1863 - Jun 16, 1953." The Cemetery Book reads, "PARKS, George W. 5/1/1857 - 4/22/1926." Noble Records read: "PARKS, George W., father: PARKS, James, b. 5-1-1864, d. 4-22-1926, cemetery: Foster").2,44,46
He was a farmer in Athens, Gentry, MO. He was a Methodist. They lived in Lyon Co, KS, near Miller and Admire, and also in NE. He died of a heart attack. He was enumerated with James PARKS on the 11 Jun 1870 census Athens Township, Gentry County, Missouri, as George W. PARKS. He was listed as age 13, born in Missouri. George Wesley PARKS was listed in the household of James PARKS.47 He is listed as head of household on the 2 Jun 1880 census South half of Athens Township, Gentry County, Missouri, as George PARKS. The census listed him as age 22, married, farmer. He was born in Missouri, both of his parents were born in Kentucky. Enumerated with him were Mary A. PARKS and Edward PARKS.48 The 1896 Gentry County, Missouri, Atlas, listed G. W. PARKS owning 80 acres in Section 2, Township 62, Range 30.49 He was living in 1914 in McFall, Gentry County, Missouri.50
The nine known children of George Wesley3 PARKS and Mary Alice AKES (see #7) were as follows:
They moved from Missouri to Admire, Lyon, KS, then to Blue Hill, Webster, NE. He homesteaded near Eckley, north of Wray, Yuma, CO, in 1909. He operated the Fairmont Cream Station for several years. They also lived in Holyoke, Phillips, CO. He was residing in Yuma at the time of his death. He was enumerated with George PARKS on the 2 Jun 1880 census South half of Athens Township, Gentry County, Missouri, as Edward PARKS. He was listed as age 1, son. He was born in Missouri, his father was born in Missouri, and his mother was born in Iowa. Edward Elmore (Elmer) PARKS was listed in the household of George PARKS.52
She was enumerated with Kittie MAGEE on the Jun 1900 census White Oak Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as Susan E. NORTHCUTT. She was listed as granddaughter-in-law, age 19, born Apr 1881. She had been married less than one year and had no children. She was born in Missouri, her father was born in Tennessee, and her mother was born in Indiana. Susan Elizabeth "Lizzie" PARKS was listed in the household of Kittie MAGEE.54 In Nov 1957, she was listed in the obituary of her brother, Water PARKS, as "Mrs. Lizzie Rhodes of Seattle, Wash."26
He may have had other children. Buried near Doloras, in Ivy Cemetary, near Admire, Lyons, KS, are Welda L., 1920-1920; Roberta J., 1921-1921; and Betty G., 1929-1929.
They moved to Nebraska where they farmed for six years before returned to the New Hampton area. They eventually bought Tina's homeplace where they lived the rest of their lives.59,60 He was listed in the obituary of his brother, Water PARKS, as "Marvin A. Parks of New Hampton."26
About 1947, they moved to a farm about two miles south of Matkins, Butler Township (SE of New Hampton), Harrison County, Missouri.26
In Nov 1957, she was listed in the obituary of her brother, Walter PARKS, as "Mrs. Mamie Dodson of Farris, Iowa."26
In 1930 he was living in Oceola, Nebraska. In Nov 1957, he was listed in the obituary of his brother, Walter PARKS, as "Roy Parks of Artesia, Calif."26
In 1930 he was living in Avendale, MO. In Nov 1957, he was listed in the obituary of his brother, Walter PARKS, as "Floyd Parks of McFall."26
7. Mary Alice3 AKES (Granville Smith, #14) was born on 5 Apr 1863 Henry County, Iowa.1,44,45 Conflicting evidence indicates she was born on 5 Apr 1863 in Jefferson County, Iowa.2 According to the 1870 census, she was born circa 1863 in Iowa.67 She married George Wesley PARKS (see #6), son of James PARKS and Mary Ann JACOBY, on 21 Jul 1877 in Gentry County, Missouri.16,24,2 She died on 15 Jun 1953 in Plainview Nursing Home, near Albany, Gentry County, Missouri, at age 90.1,2 Conflicting evidence indicates she died on 16 Jun 1953.44,45 She is buried in Foster Cemetery, Butler Township (S of New Hampton), Harrison County, Missouri. (Tombstone reads: "PARKS/George W., May 1, 1857 - Apr 22, 1926/Mary A., Apr 5, 1863 - Jun 16, 1953." The Cemetery Book reads, "PARKS, Mary A. 4/5/1863 - 6/16/1953").68,2,69,44,45
She was enumerated with Granville AKES on the 9 Jun 1870 census Athens Township, Gentry County, Missouri, as Mary A. AKES. She was listed as age 7, born in Iowa. Mary Alice AKES was listed in the household of Granville AKES.67 She was enumerated with George PARKS on the 2 Jun 1880 census South half of Athens Township, Gentry County, Missouri, as Mary A. PARKS. She was listed as age 17, wife, married. She was born in Iowa, her father was born in Kentucky, and her mother was born in Indiana. Mary Alice AKES was listed in the household of George PARKS.48
8. Jeptha4 NORTHCUTT (Shadrach D., #16) was born on 27 Nov 1817 Mad River Township, Champaign County, Ohio.70,71 According to the 1850 census, he was born circa 1818 in Ohio.72 According to the 1860 census, he was born circa 1817 in Ohio.27 According to the 1880 census, he was born circa 1816 in Ohio.73 According to the 1870 census, he was born circa 1815 in Ohio.30 He married Elizabeth HARBOUR (see #9), daughter of Jesse HARBOUR and Jane HALL, on 6 Oct 1839 in Champaign County, Ohio. (Marriage record reads: Jeptha NORTHCUT and Elizabeth HARBOR.).74,71 He married Hester BROOKS on 12 Oct 1888 in Grant Township, Harrison County, Missouri. (Marriage record reads: Jepthah NORTHCUTT, of Mt Moriah, & Hester BROOKS, of Grant Twp, m. 12 Oct 1888, at home of Hester BROOKS in Harrison County.).75 He was possibly buried The Cemetery Book states the record book of Bethel Cemetery indicates a Mr NORTHCUTT was buried between Lot 11-1 and 11-2. There is no marker in Bethel Cemetery, New Buda Township, Decatur County, Iowa. (The Cemetery Book states the record book of Bethel Cemetery indicates a Mr NORTHCUTT was buried between Lot 11-1 and 11-2. There is no marker).76
A deed recorded, 13 Aug 1849, in Champaign Co, OH, reads:.
Know all men that I Jeptha Northcut and Elizabeth Northcut his wife of the County of Champaign and State of Ohio in consideration of of the sum of nine hundred dollars in hand paid by William Jesse Harbour of the county and satate aforesaid have bargained and sold and does hereby grant bargain sell and convey unto the said William Jesse Harbour his heirs and assigns forever against the following premises situate in the county of Champaign in the State of Ohio and bounded and described as follows: Being the west half of the north west quarter of Section thirty one, township four and range thirteen MRS, and being a part of the same premises which I derive title by deed from the Sheriff of Champaign County dated May 14th 1849 and recorded in Book U pages 390 and 391. To have and to hold said premises with the appurtanances unto the said William Jesse Harbour his heirs and assigns forever. In testimony whereof the said Jeptha Northcutt and Elizabeth Northcutt his wife who hereby relinquishes her right of dower for the premises have hereunto set their hands and seals this 25th day of May in the year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and forty nine. Signed sealed and acknowledged in presence of Decatur Talbott, Martin ?????. On 11 Feb 1850, he was named executor of his father's estate. He is listed as head of household on the 23 Sep 1850 census Harrison Township, Champaign County, Ohio, as Jeptha NORTHCUTT. The census listed him as age 32, a farmer, owning real estate worth $3200, born in Ohio. Enumerated with him were test test.72 <BR>On 8 May 1851, a letter was written by Willis NORTHCUTT to his brother, Jeptha, who was living in Westville, Champaign County, Ohio. (This letter was taken from Pat N. Stephen's web site. Used by permission.).77 <BLOCKQUOTE>Jeptha Northcutt, Champaign County, Westville, Ohio
Jepthah Northcutt
Elizabeth x Northcutt
The State of Ohio Champaign County, SS
Before me the subscriber a Notary Public in and for said county personally appeared the above said Jephtha Northcutt and Elizabeth Northcutt his wife and acknowledged the signing and sealing of the above conveyances to be their voluntary act and deed; and the said Elizabeth Northcut wife of said Jeptha Northcutt being at the same time examined by me separate and apart from her said husband and the contents of said instrument made known to her by me, then declared that she did voluntarily sign seal, and acknowledge the same, and that she is still satisfied therewith; this twenty sixth day of May A.D. 1849.
Decatur Talbott, Notary Public
Received this Deed for Record August 11 1849 and recorded the same August 13th 1849.
Decatur Talbott, Recorder
Cainsville, "Jocuay" seven miles above Council Bluff
May 8, 1851
Brother in my last letter I in form you that I was on my way to Oregon. We have arrived at the extreme end of the United States nothing but the Missouri River to cross and we enter an indian possessions an they are very hostile and have assembled 500 "braves" to dispute our passage or to pay tribute for passing "through" there country that we will pay in powder and lead or with our blood on Monday next We intend to cross the river or "dyi" we are at this moment mustering our strength which will not exceed 75------men a small force to repel so many "Sarcys-Sarcigs???" I have no doubt there willl be a severe battle for all are "resolved" to go through and will or they must bury us all well Thank God excuse my halt as I am riting they have appointed me to the "command" thirty "Mannert-warrants" at I am in form give my love to father and mother an all in "grieving family"
Yours in hast
Jeptha Northcutt Willis Northcutt
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A deed, recorded 14 Jan
1854, filed in Champaign Co, Deed Book Y, page 416, reads:.
Know all men that we Jeptha Northcutt and Elizabeth Agatha? Northcutt his wife wife (sic) of the county of Champaign and State of Ohio in consideration of twenty two hundred dollars (2200) to them paid by William J. Harber of the County of Champaign and State aforesaid the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged have bargained and sold, and do hereby grant bargain sell and convey unto the said William J. Harber his heirs and assigns forever the following real estate, viz: The following tract or parcel of land situate being in the County of Champaign and State of Ohio described as follows, to wit. The East half of the north west quarter of Section thirty one (31) township four (4) range thirteen (13)MRS containing seventy eight acres of land more or less, together with all the priveleges and appurtenances to the same belonging. To have and to hold the same to the said William J. Harber his heirs and assigns forever. The grantors their heirs and assigns do hereby covenant with the grantee their heirs and assigns that they are lawfully seized of the premises aforesaid; that the premises are free and clear from all encumbrances whatsoever; and that they will forever warrant and defend the same against all lawful claims whatsoever. In testimony whereof the said Jeptha Northcut and Elizabeth Northcutt his wife who hereby relinquishes her right of dower in the premises have hereunto set their hands and seals this third day of October in the year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and fifty three.. A Jephehal NORTHCUTT (probably the same) was a landowner in Concord Twp, Champaign, OH, in 1858. He is listed as head of household on the 6 Jun 1860 census Concord Township, Champaign County, Ohio, as Jephtha NORTHCUTT. The census listed him as age 43, farmer, owning real estate worth $7,000 and personal property worth $1,0000, born in Ohio. Enumerated with him were Elizabeth NORTHCUTT, Jesse NORTHCUTT, Shadrack NORTHCUTT, Jasper NORTHCUTT, Madaline NORTHCUTT, Willis NORTHCUTT, Mary NORTHCUTT, and W. H. NORTHCUTT.27 He is listed as head of household on the 27 Jun 1870 census Butler Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as Jeptha NORTHCUTT. The census listed him as age 55, farmer, owning real estate worth $4,320 and personal property worth $1,000, born in Ohio. Enumerated with him were Elizabeth NORTHCUTT, Shadrach NORTHCUTT, Jasper NORTHCUTT, Maidalin NORTHCUTT, Willis NORTHCUTT, Wm H. NORTHCUTT, Mary R. NORTHCUTT, and Mima J. NORTHCUTT.30 He is listed as head of household on the 10 Jun 1880 census Bethany Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as Jeptha NORTHCUTT. The census listed him as age 64, married, farmer. He and both of his parents were born in Ohio. Enumerated with him were Eliz. NORTHCUTT, Madeline NORTHCUTT, Wm H NORTHCUTT, and Minnie NORTHCUTT.73 In Oct 1888 Jeptha NORTHCUTT was living in Mt Moriah, Harrison County, Missouri.75
Executed in the presence of Timothy Terrell, John Harbour
Jeptha Northcutt
Elizabeth Northcutt
The State of Ohio Champaign County, SS
Be it remembered that on this the third day of October A.D. 1853 before me the subscriber a Justice of the peace in and for said county personally appeared before the above names Jeptha Northcutt and Elizabeth his wife grantors in the above conveyance and acknowledged the signing and sealing of the same to be their voluntary act and deed for the uses and purposes therein expressed. And the said Elizabeth Northcut being at the same time examined by me separate and apart from her said husband and the contents of and instrument made aware to her by me she then declared that she did voluntarily signs seal and acknowledge the same and that she is still satisfied therewith as her act and deed for the uses and purposes therein mentioned. In testimony whereof I have herewith subscribed my name and affixed hand and seal on this day and year last aforesaid.
Received this Deed for Record January 14 1854 and Recorded the same January 27 1854
Decatur Talbott, Recorder
The 11 known children of Jeptha4 NORTHCUTT and Elizabeth HARBOUR (see #9) were as follows:
He was enumerated on the 23 Sep 1850 census Harrison Township, Champaign County, Ohio, as Jesse NORTHCUTT. He was listed as age 8, born in Ohio.72 He was enumerated on the 6 Jun 1860 census Concord Township, Champaign County, Ohio, as Jesse NORTHCUTT. He was listed as age 18, born in Ohio.27 He is listed as head of household on the 27 Jun 1870 census Butler Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as Jesse H. NORTHCUTT. The census listed him as age 28, owning real estate worth $1,100 and personal property worth $300, born in Ohio. Enumerated with him were Mary E. NORTHCUTT and Minnie J. NORTHCUTT.78 The 1876 Atlas of Harrison County, Missouri, indicates J.H. NORTHCUT owned 50 acres in White Oak Township (T63N, R29W). The land included 40 acres in the North East quarter of the South East quarter and 10 acres in the North half of the South East Quarter of the South East quarter in Section 25.84 He is listed as head of household on the 6 Jul 1880 census New Buda Township, Decatur County, Iowa, as Jesse NORTHCUTT. The census listed him as age 39, married, farmer. He and both of his parents were born in Ohio. Enumerated with him were Mary NORTHCUTT, Minnie NORTHCUTT, Elisha NORTHCUTT, and Dora NORTHCUTT.79 He was a farmer in Grant Co, OK.
He was enumerated on the 23 Sep 1850 census Harrison Township, Champaign
County, Ohio, as Shadrick NORTHCUTT. He was listed as age 3, born in Ohio.72
He was enumerated on the 6 Jun 1860 census Concord Township, Champaign County,
Ohio, as Shadrack NORTHCUTT. He was listed as age 13, born in Ohio.27
He was enumerated with Jeptha NORTHCUTT on the 27 Jun 1870 census Butler
Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as Shadrach NORTHCUTT. He was listed as age
22, born in Ohio. Shadrach Daily NORTHCUTT was listed in the household of Jeptha
NORTHCUTT.30 He is listed as head of household
on the 1 Jun 1880 census Butler Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as Shadrick
D. NORTHCUTT. The census listed him as age 29, married, farmer. He and both of
his parents were born in Ohio. Enumerated with him were Mary NORTHCUTT, Cora M.
NORTHCUTT, Warren NORTHCUTT, and Minnie DUNKLE.87
He was a
farmer in Grant Co, OK.
His name is inscribed on the Homesteaders Memorial,
located at the County Courthouse in Medford, Grant County, Oklahoma. The
monument reads:.
To the homesteaders and early settlers of Grant County this monument is gratefully dedicated. In recognition of their courage in the face of untold hardships the descendants sincerely acknowledge their sense of obligation..
These early Grant County settlers were among some 100,000 who lined up September 16, 1893 to race for a 160 acre claim. The homesteads scattered throughout an area comprising six million acres. The award went to the first person arriving, planting their stake and duly registering their location at the land office.
Others while not actually making the run acquired the land at an early date, either by purchase or barter, lived on it and raise their families and together with the homesteaders became the early pioneer settlers of Grant County, laying the foundation for our modern society.
He was enumerated on the 23 Sep 1850 census Harrison Township, Champaign County, Ohio, as Jasper Northcutt. He is listed as age 1, born in Ohio.72 He was enumerated on the 6 Jun 1860 census Concord Township, Champaign County, Ohio, as Jasper NORTHCUTT. He was listed as age 11, born in Ohio.27 He was enumerated with Jeptha NORTHCUTT on the 27 Jun 1870 census Butler Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as Jasper NORTHCUTT. He was listed as age 21, born in Ohio. Jesper (Jasper) NORTHCUTT was listed in the household of Jeptha NORTHCUTT.30 He is listed as head of household on the 25 Jun 1880 census South of South Fork Solomon River, Bryant Township, Graham County, Kansas, as Jesper NORTHCUTT. The census listed him as age 31, married, farmer (unemployed 4 months). He and both of his parents were born in Ohio.92
She was enumerated on the 6 Jun 1860 census Concord Township, Champaign County, Ohio, as Madaline NORTHCUTT. She was listed as age 9, born in Ohio.27 She was enumerated with Jeptha NORTHCUTT on the 27 Jun 1870 census Butler Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as Maidalin NORTHCUTT. She was listed as age 19, born in Ohio. Madeline (Madaline) NORTHCUTT was listed in the household of Jeptha NORTHCUTT.30 She was enumerated with Jeptha NORTHCUTT on the 10 Jun 1880 census Bethany Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as Madeline NORTHCUTT. She was listed as age 26, single, daughter, at home. She was also listed as being deaf and dumb. She and both of her parents were born in Ohio. Madeline (Madaline) NORTHCUTT was listed in the household of Jeptha NORTHCUTT.73 She moved to Iowa with her parents when a small child, then later to Harrison Co, MO, and later back to Decatur Co, Iowa, where she lived for fifty years until her death. Illness caused her loss of hearing at the age of twelve, and she later lost her speech. She never married.95 She was enumerated on the 1915 census Eden Township, Decatur County, Iowa, as Madiline NORTHCUTT. She was listed as age 47, deaf and dumb, an inmate in home. She had lived in Iowa 47 years. She was born in Iowa and birthplaces of both parents were not known.98
He was enumerated on the 6 Jun 1860 census Concord Township, Champaign County, Ohio, as W. H. NORTHCUTT. He was listed as age 2, born in Ohio.27 He was enumerated with Jeptha NORTHCUTT on the 27 Jun 1870 census Butler Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as Wm H. NORTHCUTT. He was listed as age 10, born in Ohio. William Henry NORTHCUTT was listed in the household of Jeptha NORTHCUTT.30 He was enumerated with Jeptha NORTHCUTT on the 10 Jun 1880 census Bethany Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as Wm H. NORTHCUTT. He was listed as age 22, single, son, works on farm. He and both of his parents were born in Ohio. William Henry NORTHCUTT was listed in the household of Jeptha NORTHCUTT.73 In Dec 1884 William Henry NORTHCUTT was living in Trail Creek Township, Harrison County, Missouri.100
She was enumerated on the 6 Jun 1860 census Concord Township, Champaign County, Ohio, as Mary NORTHCUTT. She was listed as age 3, born in Ohio.27 She was enumerated with Jeptha NORTHCUTT on the 27 Jun 1870 census Butler Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as Mary R. NORTHCUTT. She was listed as age 14, born in Ohio. Mary (C. or R.) NORTHCUTT was listed in the household of Jeptha NORTHCUTT.30
She was enumerated with Jeptha NORTHCUTT on the 27 Jun 1870 census Butler Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as Mima J. NORTHCUTT. She was listed as age 6, born in Illinois. Mima J. (Minnie K.) NORTHCUTT was listed in the household of Jeptha NORTHCUTT.30 She was enumerated with Jeptha NORTHCUTT on the 10 Jun 1880 census Bethany Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as Minnie NORTHCUTT. She was listed as age 15, daughter, at home. She was born in Illinois and both of her parents were born in Ohio. Mima J. (Minnie K.) NORTHCUTT was listed in the household of Jeptha NORTHCUTT.73 She is not listed as head of household on the 1915 census Since her children were enumerated, it is probable she was, but the cards are filed alphabetically, not in the order taken, so her card may have been misfiled. Horace's card was filed as HAGUE. Her children that were enumerated were Addie HOGUE, Ester HOGUE, Horace HOGUE, and Gracie HOGUE.106 She is listed as head of household on the 15 Mar 1920 census Davis City, Decatur County, Iowa, as Minnie HOGUE. The census records her as age 56, widowed. She was born in Illiinois, and both of her parents were born in Ohio. She rented her home. Enumerated with her were Ester HOGUE, Horice HOGUE, and Grace HOGUE.107 She was the last living member of the nine children. As a small child, she moved with her family to Kansas by way of a covered wagon. Later, due to her mother's illness, the family moved to a farm near Bethany, MO. She took the responsiblity of caring for her invalid mother for seven years. After her mother's death, she moved to IA. After the death of her husband, she reared her family alone and up to did her own housework until about six years before her death. Although she was blind practically all her life she enjoyed sewing for others as well as her family.68 The 6 May 1954 issued of The Journal-Reporter, Leon, Iowa, reported "Mr. and Mrs. Howard DUNBAR and Charles DUNBAR of Avoca, Iowa, Mr and Mrs Virgil CAIN of Council Bluffs, Mrs George DUNBAR, Virgil DUNBAR and Addie HOGUE of Jenkins, Missouri; Mr and Mrs John HOGUE of Bethany, Missouri, and the undertaker and his wife had dinner Wednesday at Elizabeth CAMPBELL's. Mrs Lula GRAHAM and Mrs W.A. McEWEN assisted with the dinner. Virgil CAIN of Council Bluffs, drove to Jenkins, Missouri Tuesday and brought Mrs George DUNBAR, Addie HOGUE and Virgil DUNBAR to the home of Mrs Elizabeth CAMPBELL.104
9. Elizabeth4 HARBOUR (Jesse, #18) was born on 4 Nov 1820 (prob) Champaign County, Ohio.70,71 According to the 1850 census, she was born circa 1821 in Ohio.72 According to the 1860 census, she was born circa 1819 in Ohio.27 According to the 1870 census, she was born circa 1818 in Ohio.30 According to the 1880 census, she was born circa 1820 in Ohio.73 She married Jeptha NORTHCUTT (see #8), son of Shadrach D. NORTHCUTT and Ruth RUNYON, on 6 Oct 1839 in Champaign County, Ohio. (Marriage record reads: Jeptha NORTHCUT and Elizabeth HARBOR.).74,71 She died before 1888 in Harrison County, Missouri.68
She was enumerated on the 23 Sep 1850 census Harrison Township, Champaign County, Ohio, as Elizabeth NORTHCUTT. She was listed as age 29, born in Ohio.72 She was enumerated on the 6 Jun 1860 census Concord Township, Champaign County, Ohio, as Elizabeth NORTHCUTT. She was listed as age 41, born in Ohio.27 She was enumerated with Jeptha NORTHCUTT on the 27 Jun 1870 census Butler Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as Elizabeth NORTHCUTT. She was listed as age 52, housekeeper, born in Ohio. Elizabeth HARBOUR was listed in the household of Jeptha NORTHCUTT.30 She was enumerated with Jeptha NORTHCUTT on the 10 Jun 1880 census Bethany Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as Eliz. NORTHCUTT. She was listed as age 60, married, wife, keeping house. She was also listed as being blind. She was born in Ohio and both of her parents were born in Virginia. Elizabeth HARBOUR was listed in the household of Jeptha NORTHCUTT.73
10. Edward C.4 MITCHELL (James M., #20) was born on 12 Feb 1835 Tippecanoe County, Indiana.8,108,109 According to the 1850 census, he was born circa 1834 in Iowa.110 According to the 1860 and 1870 censuses, he was born circa 1835 in Indiana.42,111 He married Elizabeth "Betty" FLINT (see #11), daughter of Thomas FLINT and Rachel FOSTER, on 9 Mar 1856 in Harrison County, Missouri. (marriage records read: Edward MITCHELL & Elizabeth FLINT.).112,113 He married Mariah E. HENRY on 12 Jan 1867 in Bethany, Harrison County, Missouri. (marriage records read: Edward C. MITCHELL & Mariah E. HENRY.).114 He died on 2 Mar 1898 in Bethany, Harrison County, Missouri, at age 63.8,108,109 He is buried in Burris Cemetery, Mitchellville (SW of Bethany), Harrison County, Missouri. (Tombstone reads: "Edward C. MITCHELL, born Feb 12, 1835, died Mar 2, 1898/Maria E. MITCHELL, born Feb 21, 1847, died Mar 4, 1891." The Cemetery Book reads, "MITCHELL, Edward C. Feb 12, 1835-Mar 2, 1898").108,109
On 5 May 1859, Edward MITCHELL, of Gentry County, Missouri, purchased
land described as:.115
the West half of the North East quarter, and the North East quarter of the North East quarter of Section thirty three, and the South East quarter of South East quarter of section Twenty eight, in Township sixty three, of Range twenty eight, in the District of Lands subject to sale at Plattsburg now Boonville, Missouri, containing one hundred and sixty acres.. He is listed as head of household on the 3 Jul 1860 census Bethany Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as Edward C. MITCHELL. The census listed him as age 25, day laborer, owning personal property worth $150, born in Indiana. Enumerated with him were Elisabeth MITCHELL, James T. MITCHELL, Martha I. MITCHELL, George MITCHELL, James M. MITCHELL, Lucinda MITCHELL, Victor MITCHELL, Ann Eliza MITCHELL, and John MITCHELL.42 He is listed as head of household on the 8 Jul 1870 census Bethany Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as Edward MITCHELL. The census listed him as age 35, Company ?????, owning real estate worth $1,000 and personal property worth $400, born in Indiana. Enumerated with him were Mariah MITCHELL, James MITCHELL, George MITCHELL, Elmer MITCHELL.111
The three known children of Edward C.4 MITCHELL and Elizabeth "Betty" FLINT (see #11) were as follows:
He was enumerated with Edward C. MITCHELL on the 3 Jul 1860 census Bethany Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as James T. MITCHELL. He was listed as age 3, born in Missouri. James Thomas MITCHELL was listed in the household of Edward C. MITCHELL.42 He was enumerated with Edward MITCHELL on the 8 Jul 1870 census Bethany Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as James MITCHELL. He was listed as age 13, born in Missouri. James Thomas MITCHELL was listed in the household of Edward MITCHELL.111
He was enumerated with Edward C. MITCHELL on the 3 Jul 1860 census Bethany Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as George MITCHELL. He was listed as age 5/12, born in Missouri. George MITCHELL was listed in the household of Edward C. MITCHELL.42 He was enumerated with Edward MITCHELL on the 8 Jul 1870 census Bethany Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as George MITCHELL. He was listed as age 9, born in Missouri. George MITCHELL was listed in the household of Edward MITCHELL.111 He was enumerated with Willis NORTHCUTT on the 1 Jun 1880 census Butler Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as George MITCHELL. He was listed as age 20, single, works on farm. He was born is Missouri and both of his parents were born in Illinois. George MITCHELL was listed in the household of Willis NORTHCUTT.29
11. Elizabeth "Betty"4 FLINT (Thomas, #22). According to the 1860 census, she was born in 1835 in Indiana.42 She married Edward C. MITCHELL (see #10), son of James M. MITCHELL and Lucinda Elizabeth CORBIN, on 9 Mar 1856 in Harrison County, Missouri. (marriage records read: Edward MITCHELL & Elizabeth FLINT.).112,113 She died on 15 Feb 1862 in Harrison County, Missouri.8,116 She is buried in Antioch Cemetery, Sherman Township (SE of Bethany), Harrison County, Missouri. (Tombstone reads: "Elizabeth MITCHELL, died Feb 15, 1862, aged 21y 1m 6d").116
She was enumerated with Edward C. MITCHELL on the 3 Jul 1860 census Bethany Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as Elisabeth MITCHELL. She was listed as age 25, born in Indiana. Elizabeth "Betty" FLINT was listed in the household of Edward C. MITCHELL.42
12. James4 PARKS (Hugh, #24) was born on 20 Jan 1820 Kentucky. Conflicting evidence indicates he was born on 20 Jan 1820 in Indiana.50 According to the 1860 census, he was born circa 1820 in Kentucky.117 According to the 1870 census, he was born circa 1819 in Kentucky.47 According to the 1900 census, he was born in Jan 1820 in Kentucky.118 He married Mary Ann JACOBY (see #13), daughter of John Francis JACOBY and Matilda ROBINSON, on 7 Sep 1843 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.2,119 He died on 14 Feb 1914 in Harrison County, Missouri, at age 94 . (He died at the home of his son, Merve).50
In 1850 he moved from Kentucky to Missouri, settling in Gentry Co, MO.50 James served as road overseer of District 56 and in Jun 1855, he resigned that position.120 In 1860 he and his family were living in Gentryville, next door to Hugh PARKS. The 1861 tax list for Gentry County, Missouri, lists James PARKS having personal property worth $125, owning 80 acres in Section 2, Township 62, Range 30. The land was valued at $360 and included 25 improved acres. He also owned 40 acres in Section 1, Township 62, Range 32, valued at $160. James also paid a poll tax.121 He is listed as head of household on the 11 Jun 1870 census Athens Township, Gentry County, Missouri, as James PARKS. The census listed him as age 51, farmer, owning real estate worth $1,845 and personal property worth $770, born in Kentucky. Enumerated with him were Mary A. PARKS, Matilda J. PARKS, Mary E. PARKS, Susan F. PARKS, Charles W. PARKS, George W. PARKS, Ann E. PARKS, Sarah I. PARKS, James L. PARKS, John F. PARKS, and Mervin PARKS.47 The 1877 Gentry County, Missouri, Atlas, listed J. PARKS owning 40 acres in Section 1, Township 62, Range 30, and 80 acres in Section 2, Township 62, Range 30.122
The 11 known children of James4 PARKS and Mary Ann JACOBY (see #13) were as follows:
She was enumerated with James PARKS on the 11 Jun 1870 census Athens Township, Gentry County, Missouri, as Matilda J. PARKS. She was listed as age 21, born in Kentucky. Matilda Jane PARKS was listed in the household of James PARKS.47
She was enumerated with James PARKS on the 11 Jun 1870 census Athens Township, Gentry County, Missouri, as Mary E. PARKS. She was listed as age 20, born in Kentucky. Mary 'Ellen' PARKS was listed in the household of James PARKS.47
She was enumerated with James PARKS on the 11 Jun 1870 census Athens Township, Gentry County, Missouri, as Susan F. PARKS. She was listed as age 18, born in Missouri. Susan Francis "Fannie" PARKS was listed in the household of James PARKS.47 She was enumerated with Alson A. AKES on the 3 Jun 1880 census South half of Athens Township, Gentry County, Missouri, as Fanny AKES. She was listed as age 27, wife, married. She was born in Missouri, both of her parents were born in Kentucky. Susan Francis "Fannie" PARKS was listed in the household of Alson A. AKES.127 She was enumerated with Alison A. AKES on the 1900 census Athens Township, Gentry County, Missouri, as Susan F. AKES. She was listed as wife, age 48, born Oct 1852, in Missouri. Susan Francis "Fannie" PARKS was listed in the household of Alison A. AKES.128 She was living in 1914 in McFall, Gentry County, Missouri.50
He was enumerated with James PARKS on the 11 Jun 1870 census Athens Township, Gentry County, Missouri, as Charles W. PARKS. He was listed as age 15, born in Missouri. Charles William PARKS was listed in the household of James PARKS.47 The 1896 Gentry County, Missouri, Atlas, listed C. W. PARKS owning 20 acres in Section 1, Township 62, Range 30, and 37 acres in Section 2, Township 62, Range 30.49 He was living in 1914 in Hastings, Adams County, Nebraska.50
She was enumerated with James PARKS on the 11 Jun 1870 census Athens Township, Gentry County, Missouri, as Ann E. PARKS. She was listed as age 11, born in Missouri. Ann Elizabeth PARKS was listed in the household of James PARKS.47
She was enumerated with James PARKS on the 11 Jun 1870 census Athens Township, Gentry County, Missouri, as Sarah I. PARKS. She was listed as age 9, born in Missouri. Sarah Isabelle PARKS was listed in the household of James PARKS.47 She was living in 1914 in Albany, Gentry County, Missouri.50
He was enumerated with James PARKS on the 11 Jun 1870 census Athens Township, Gentry County, Missouri, as James L. PARKS. He was listed as age 7, born in Missouri. James 'Lewis' PARKS was listed in the household of James PARKS.47 He was living in 1914 in Miller, Lyon County, Kansas.50
He was enumerated with James PARKS on the 11 Jun 1870 census Athens Township, Gentry County, Missouri, as John F. PARKS. He was listed as age 4, born in Missouri. John Franklin PARKS was listed in the household of James PARKS.47 He was living in 1914 in Osage City, Osage County, Kansas.50
He was enumerated with James PARKS on the 11 Jun 1870 census Athens Township, Gentry County, Missouri, as Mervin PARKS. He was listed as age 11/12, born in July, in Missouri. Marvin (Mervin) "Merve" Elmer PARKS was listed in the household of James PARKS.47 He was living in 1914 in McFall, Gentry County, Missouri.50
13. Mary Ann4 JACOBY (John Francis, #26) was born on 23 Mar 1827 Bourbon County, Kentucky.2,119 According to the 1870 census, she was born circa 1827 in Kentucky.47 According to the 1900 census, she was born in Mar 1827 in Kentucky.118 She married James PARKS (see #12), son of Hugh PARKS and Nancy TAYLOR or DRY, on 7 Sep 1843 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.2,119 She died on 14 Sep 1910 in Harrison County, Missouri, at age 83.24,119 She is buried in Jones Cemetery.119
When she was two years old, her family moved to Henry County, Kentucky.119 She was enumerated with James PARKS on the 11 Jun 1870 census Athens Township, Gentry County, Missouri, as Mary A. PARKS. She was listed as age 43, keeping house, born in Kentucky. Mary Ann JACOBY was listed in the household of James PARKS.47
14. Granville Smith4 AKES (Peter AKERS (AKES), #28) was born on 9 Jun 1819 Rockcastle County, Kentucky.131,2,124,126 According to the 1870 census, he was born circa 1820 in Kentucky.132 According to the 1900 census, he was born in Jun 1819 in Kentucky.128 He married Mary W. "Polly" HART (see #15), daughter of Absalom (Absalem) HART and Deborah HODGSON (HODSON), on 3 Dec 1840 in Jefferson County, Iowa.131,133 Conflicting evidence indicates he and Mary W. "Polly" HART were married on 10 Dec 1840.2 He died on 19 Mar 1909 in SE of Albany, Gentry County, Missouri, at age 89.131,2,124,126 He is buried in Jones Chapel Cemetery, Butler Township (S of New Hampton), Harrison County, Missouri. (Tombstone reads, "Granville S. AKES, died Mar 19, 1909, aged 89y 9m 10d/Mary his wife, died Nov 14, 1913, aged 86y 3m 7d." The Cemetery Book reads, "AKES, Granvilles Mar 19, 1909 89y9m10d").124,126
He came to Missouri about 1864 and two years later he came to Gentry County, Missouri.134 He was a farmer in Athens, Gentry Co, MO, where in 1870, his real estate was valued at $5,000. He was a blacksmith in Albany, Gentry, MO. He is listed as head of household on the 9 Jun 1870 census Athens Township, Gentry County, Missouri, as Granville AKES. The census listed him as age 50, farmer, owning real estate worth $5,000 and personal property worth $1,150, born in Kentucky. Enumerated with him were Mary AKES, Alson A. AKES, William H. AKES, Granville AKES, Mary A. AKES, Jane AKES, and Peter A. AKES.132 The 1877 Gentry County, Missouri, Atlas, listed G. S. AKES owning 40 acres in Section 1, Township 62, Range 30, and 200 acres in Section 12, Township 62, Range 30.122 He is listed as head of household on the 2 Jun 1880 census South half of Athens Township, Gentry County, Missouri, as G. S. AKES. The census listed him as age 61, married, farmer. He was born in Kentucky, his father was born in Germany, and his mother was born in Virginia. Enumerated with him were Mary AKES, Granville S. AKES, Priscilla AKES, Jane AKES, Peter A. AKES, Wm SHELTON.48 The 1896 Gentry County, Missouri, Atlas, listed G. S. AKES owning 120 acres in Section 12, Township 62, Range 30.49 He is listed as head of household on the 1900 census Athens Township, Gentry County, Missouri, as Granvil S. AKES. The census soundex listed him as age 80, born in Jun 1819, in Kentucky. Enumerated with him were Mary AKES and Racheal D. AKES.128
The 12 known children of Granville Smith4 AKES and Mary W. "Polly" HART (see #15) were as follows:
She was enumerated with Benjamin F. EWING on the 9 Jun 1870 census Athens Township, Gentry County, Missouri, as Elizabeth EWING. She was listed as age 23, keeping house, born in Iowa. Susannah (Susan) Elizabeth AKES was listed in the household of Benjamin F. EWING.135
He was a farmer in Athens Township, Gentry, MO. He was enumerated with Granville AKES on the 9 Jun 1870 census Athens Township, Gentry County, Missouri, as Alson A. AKES. He was listed as age 21, working on farm, born in Iowa. Alison Armstrong AKES was listed in the household of Granville AKES.132 The 1877 Gentry County, Missouri, Atlas, listed A. B. AKES owning 2 acres in Section 13, Township 62, Range 30.122 He is listed as head of household on the 3 Jun 1880 census South half of Athens Township, Gentry County, Missouri, as Alson A. AKES. The census listed him as age 31, married, farmer. He was born in Iowa, his father was born in Kentucky, and his mother was born in Indiana. Enumerated with him were Fanny AKES and William AKES.127 The 1896 Gentry County, Missouri, Atlas, listed A. A. AKES owning 40 acres in Section 33, Township 62, Range 30.49 He is listed as head of household on the 1900 census Athens Township, Gentry County, Missouri, as Alison A. AKES. The census listed him as age 51, born Apr 1849, in Iowa. Enumerated with him were Susan F. AKES.128
He is listed as head of household on the 8 Jun 1870 census Athens Township, Gentry County, Missouri, as Stephen A. AKES. The census listed him as age 19, farm hand, born in Iowa. He had married in August. Enumerated with him were Viana AKES and Mary E. AKES.140 The 1877 Gentry County, Missouri, Atlas, listed S. AKES owning 1/4 acres in Section 13, Township 62, Range 30 (New Castle).122 He is listed as head of household on the 3 Jun 1880 census South half of Athens Township, Gentry County, Missouri, as S. A. AKES. The census listed him as age 29, married, blacksmith. He was born in Iowa, his father was born in Kentucky, and his mother was born in Indiana. Enumerated with him were Vianna AKES, Mary E. AKES, Minnie M. AKES, Carry A. AKES, Albert JOHNSON, and Charles J. AKES.141
He was a blacksmith and wagonmaker in Athens Township, Gentry, MO. He came to Missouri with his family when he was about ten years old. Two years later he came to Gentry County, Missouri.134 He was enumerated with Granville AKES on the 9 Jun 1870 census Athens Township, Gentry County, Missouri, as William H. AKES. He was listed as age 18, working on farm, born in Iowa. William Harrison "Bill" AKES was listed in the household of Granville AKES.132 He is listed as head of household on the 3 Jun 1880 census South half of Athens Township, Gentry County, Missouri, as William H. AKES. The census listed him as age 27, married in 1880, blacksmith. He was born in Iowa, both of his parents were born in Kentucky. Enumerated with him were Mary E. AKES.143 In 1883, he was a blacksmith and wagon maker, living in section 3, Athens Township, Gentry County, Missouri.134 He is listed as head of household on the 1900 census Athens Township, Gentry County, Missouri, as William H. AKES. The census soundex listed him as age 47, born Oct 1852, in Iowa. Enumerated with him were Flora E. AKES and Dee G. AKES.142 The 1900 census soundex records his wife living with her half-sister, in Jackson Township. His daughter, Rachael, was living with William's parents, who lived nearby.
He was enumerated with Granville AKES on the 9 Jun 1870 census Athens Township, Gentry County, Missouri, as Granville AKES. He was listed as age 9, born in Iowa. Granville Smith "Joseph" AKES was listed in the household of Granville AKES.67 He was enumerated with G. S. AKES on the 2 Jun 1880 census South half of Athens Township, Gentry County, Missouri, as Granville S. AKES. He was listed as age 18, son, farmhand. He was born in Iowa, his father was born in Kentucky, and his mother was born in Indiana. Granville Smith "Joseph" AKES was listed in the household of G. S. AKES.48
She was enumerated with Granville AKES on the 9 Jun 1870 census Athens Township, Gentry County, Missouri, as Jane AKES. She was listed as age 4, born in Missouri. Priscilla Jane "Janie" AKES was listed in the household of Granville AKES.145 She was enumerated with G. S. AKES on the 2 Jun 1880 census South half of Athens Township, Gentry County, Missouri, as Pricilla Jane AKES. She was listed as age 14, daughter. She was born in Missouri, her father was born in Kentucky, and her mother was born in Indiana. Priscilla Jane "Janie" AKES was listed in the household of G. S. AKES.48
He moved to NE. He was enumerated with Granville AKES on the 9 Jun 1870 census Athens Township, Gentry County, Missouri, as Peter A. AKES. He was listed as age 1, born in Missouri. Peter Absalom AKES was listed in the household of Granville AKES.67 He was enumerated with G. S. AKES on the 2 Jun 1880 census South half of Athens Township, Gentry County, Missouri, as Peter A. AKES. He was listed as age 10, son. He was born in Missouri, his father was born in Kentucky, and his mother was born in Indiana. Peter Absalom AKES was listed in the household of G. S. AKES.48 He is listed as head of household on the 1900 census Nodaway Township, Andrew County, Missouri, as Peter AKES. The census soundex listed him as age 31, born Sep 1869, in Missouri. Enumerated with him were Emma AKES, Ida AKES, Clarence AKES, and Alton AKES.146
15. Mary W. "Polly"4 HART (Absalom (Absalem), #30) was born on 7 Aug 1827 Indiana.148,124,126 Conflicting evidence indicates she was born on 1 Aug 1827 in Indiana.2 According to the 1870 census, she was born circa 1828 in Indiana.132 According to the 1900 census, she was born in Aug 1826 in Indiana.128 She married Granville Smith AKES (see #14), son of Peter AKERS (AKES) and Susannah (Susan) HARRIS, on 3 Dec 1840 in Jefferson County, Iowa.131,133 Conflicting evidence indicates she and Granville Smith AKES were married on 10 Dec 1840.2 She died on 14 Nov 1913 in near Matkins, Gentry County, Missouri, at age 86.148,124,126 Conflicting evidence indicates she died on 14 Nov 1913 in near New Castle, Gentry County, Missouri.24,2 She is buried in Jones Chapel Cemetery, Butler Township (S of New Hampton), Harrison County, Missouri. (Tombstone reads, "Granville S. AKES, died Mar 19, 1909, aged 89y 9m 10d/Mary his wife, died Nov 14, 1913, aged 86y 3m 7d." The Cemetery Book reads, "AKES, Marry, wife Nov 14, 1913 86y3m7d").124
She was enumerated with Granville AKES on the 9 Jun 1870 census Athens Township, Gentry County, Missouri, as Mary AKES. She was listed as age 42, keeping house, born in Indiana. Mary W. "Polly" HART was listed in the household of Granville AKES.132 She was enumerated with G. S. AKES on the 2 Jun 1880 census South half of Athens Township, Gentry County, Missouri, as Mary AKES. She was listed as age 56, wife, married. She was born in Indiana, both of her parents were born in Ohio. Mary W. "Polly" HART was listed in the household of G. S. AKES.48 She was enumerated with Granvil S. AKES on the 1900 census Athens Township, Gentry County, Missouri, as Mary AKES. She was listed as wife, age 73, born Aug 1826, in Indiana. Mary W. "Polly" HART was listed in the household of Granvil S. AKES.128
16. Shadrach D.5 NORTHCUTT was born on 4 Mar 1774 South Carolina.85,149 Additional evidence indicates he was born circa 1774 in South Carolina.150 He and Ruth RUNYON (see #17) obtained a marriage license on 22 Mar 1796 in Mason County, Kentucky. (On 22 Mar 1796, Daniel RUNYON consented to the marriage of his daughter, Ruth, to Shadrack NORTHCUTT).151 He married Ruth RUNYON, daughter of Daniel RUNYON and Ann (or Lydia) LENOX (LENNOX), after 22 Mar 1796 in Mason County, Kentucky. He wrote a will on 11 Jul 1850 in Champaign County, Ohio. He died on 11 Jan 1853 in Mad River Township, Champaign County, Ohio, at age 78.150,85,149 His will was probated on 1 Feb 1853 in Champaign County, Ohio. He is buried in Nettle Creek Cemetery, Mad River Township, Champaign County, Ohio. (tombstone reads: "S. D. NORTHCUTT, Died 1/11/1853, Aged 78y 10m 7d").86,149
The only NORTHCUTT listed in the 1790 census of South Carolina was Benjn
NORTHCUT. His household was recorded as one male 16 and up (himself) and seven
females. The 21 May 1794 the Mason County, Kentucky, tax lists for District No.
3, included Will NORTHCUTT. He was recorded with 1 male over 21 and 4 cattle. On
24 May 1795, the Mason County Tax lists for District No. 3, included Willis and
Benjamin NORTHCUTT. Willis was recorded with 2 males over 21, 1 horse, and 3
cattle, and Benjamin had 1 male over 21 and 2 horses.
The 15 Apr 1796 tax
list for District No. 3, Mason County, Kentucky, recorded Shadrick NORTHCUT with
one white male over 21. Since he was at least 21 on 15 Apr 1796, he must have
been born before 15 Apr 1775. Also listed in the same district were Willis
NORTHCUT, on 11 May, with one white male over 21 and 10 4-wheel carriages, and
Preacher NORTHCUT, on 21 Apr, with one white male over 21, three cattle, and
four 4-wheel carriages.
The 18 Aug 1797 tax list for Mason County, Kentucky,
recorded Shaderick NORTHCUT with one white male over 21 and one white male over
16 but under 21.152
The 26 May 1800 tax list for
Bourbon County, Kentucky, recorded Shaderick NORTHCUT with one white male over
21 and one white male over 16 but under 21. The value of his town lots was
33.153
On 30 Jan 1801 he purchased
property on High Street in Paris, Bourbon, KY. The deed, recorded 6 Mar 1802,
filed in Bourbon County, reads:.
This indenture made this thirtieth day of January in the Year of Our Lord one thousand eight hundred and one. Between Joseph Duncan and Anne his wife of the town of Paris in the county of Bourbon and Commonwealth of Kentucky of the one part and Shadrach D. Northcot of the same place of the other part. Witnesseth, that the said Joseph Duncan and Ann his wife, for and in consideration of the sum of seventy five pounds current money of Kentucky to them in hand paid by the said Shadrach D. Northcot and before the sealing and delivery of these presents the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, have granted, bargained and sold, aliened and confirmed, and do by these presents, grant, bargain and sell, alien and confirm unto the said Shadrach D. Northcot, his heirs executors and administrators the following part of and ____ lott or parcel of ground, situate in the bounds of the aforesaid town of Pairs on High Street, and known and distinguished on the general plan or platt of the said town by its number (23), beginning at the most northwardly corner of the lott, on High Street aforesaid, and measuring in front on said street thirty three feet and extending back one hundred seven and a half feet. Together with all houses, buildings and improvements thereon, with every singular profit and advantage whatsoever to the said premises belonging or in any wise appertaining and the reversions, remunders, rents, issues and profits thereof, and all the estate right, title, interest claim and demands of them the said Joseph Duncan and Anne his wife and their heirs, of, in and to the same. To have and to hold, the said described part of a lot or parcel of ground and premises hereby conveyed and every part thereof with the appurtenances to him the said Shadrach D. Northcot his heirs and assigns to and for the only proper use, benefit and behoof of him the said Shadrach D. Northcot his heirs and assigns forever and the said Joseph Duncan and Anne his wife for themselves and their heirs the said part of a lot or parcel of ground and premises and every part thereof with the appurtenances against the claim and demand of themselves and their heirs and against the claim and demand of all and every other person or persons whatsoever to him the said Shadrach D. Northcot and to his heirs and assigns shall and will warrant and forever defend by these presents. In witness whereof the said Joseph Duncan and Anne his wife have hereunto set their hands and affixed their seals the day and year first above written..
Signed sealed and delivered ) Joseph Duncan (seal)
in the presence of )
Ann Duncan (seal)
Richard Brand
John Keenan
John Blackburn Jn
Bourbon County
We the subscribers justices of the peace in and for the county aforesaid do certify that we did personally go to the within named Ann the wife of Joseph Duncan and examined her privately and apart from the said Joseph her husband and that she did truely and voluntarily without his persuasions and threats relinquish her right of dower in the estate conveyed by this indenture and that she was willing the same should be recorded in the court of the said county of Bourbon given under our hands and seals this 6th day of March 1801.
John Metcalfe (seal)
Alexander Barnett (seal)
Bourbon County March 6th, 1802
I do certify that this Deed of bargain and sale from Joseph Duncan to Shadrach D. Northcot, was acknowledge before be by the said Joseph Duncan and ordered to be recorded.
Tho Arnold, C.B.G
.
This indenture made this ____ day of October in the year of Our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and one between Shadrach D. Northcut and Ruth his wife of the town of Paris in the County of Bourbon and Commonwealth of Kentucky of the one part and William Paton of the same place of the other part, witnesseth that the said Shadrach D. Northcut and Ruth his wife for and in consideration of the sum of sixty nine pounds, current money of Kentucky to them in hand paid by the said William Paton, at and before, the sealing of these presents the recept of which is hereby acknowledged, have granted bargained and sold, aliened and confirmed and do by these presents grant, bargain and sell, alien and confirm unto the said William Paton his heirs executors and administrators the following part of ___ lott or parcel of ground situate in the bounds of the aforesaid town of Paris on High Street and known and distinguished on the general plan or platt of the said town by its number, 23, beginning at the most northwardly corner of the said lott on High Street aforesaid and measuring in front on said street thirtythree feet and extending back one hundred seven and a half feet. Together with all houses, buildings and improvements thereon, with every singular profit and advantage whatsoever to the said premises belonging or in any wise appertaining and the remunders, rents, issues and profits thereof and all the estate, right, title, interest claim and demands of them the said Shadrach D. Northcut and his wife and their heirs of in and to the same. To have and to hold the said described part of a lot or parcel of ground and premises hereby conveyed and every part thereof with the appurtenances to him the said William Paton his heirs and assigns to and for the only proper use benefit and behalf the said William Paton and his heirs and assigns forever and the said Shadrach D. Northcut and Ruth his wife for themselves and their heirs the said part of a lott or parcel of ground and premises and every part thereof with the appurtenances against the claim and demand of themselves and their heirs and against the claim and demand of all and every other person or persons whattsoever to him the said William Paton and to his heirs and assigns shall and will warrant and will forever defend by these presents. In witness whereof the Shadrach D. Northcut and his wife have hereunto set their hands and affixed their seals the day and year first above written..
Signed sealed and delivered ) Shadrach D. Northcut, L.S.
in the presence of ) Ruth Northcut, L.S.
James Brown Jn
William D. Jackston
Bourbon County
We the subscribers justices of the peace in and for the county afore said do certify that we did personally go to the within named Ruth Northcut the wife of Shadrach D. Northcut and examined her privately and apart from the said Shadrach D. Northcut her husband and that she did truely and voluntarily without his persuasions and threats relinquish her right of dower in the estate by this indenture and that she was willing the same should be recorded in the court of the said county of Bourbon given under our hands and seals this 19th of October 1801.
James Brown, L.S.
Alexander Barnett, L.S.
Bourbon County October 20th, 1801
I do certify that the Deed of bargain and sale from Shadrach D. Northcut and wife to William Paton, with the certificate of relinquishment of dower thereon endorsed, as acknowledged before me by the said Northcut and ordered to be recorded.
Tho Arnold
Twenty acres situate lying and being in the County of Mason and on the waters of Bracken and bounded as follows viz Beginning at a hackberry on John Hopkin's old line and corner to Jesse Pepper thence North 10 1/4 East thirty four and one half poles to a beach on the east side of the road, and an ash on the west side, thence North twenty nine west seventy five poles to a large beech and sugartree thence S56 west thirty four and half poles to a beech and hiccory thence N79 west three and half poles to a beech thence South 30 west ten poles to a hickory and sugartree thence S79 East one hundred and seven poles to the Beginning together with all and singular the houses buildings, watercourses, profits commodities, hereditaments, and apportenances whatsoever to the same, belonging or in any wise appertaining unto the only proper use and behoof of him the said S.D. Northcut, his heirs and assignees forever.
.
This indenture made this fifteenth day of October in the year one thousand eight hundred and sixteen, between Elijah Bell of the County of Champaign and State of Ohio of the one part and Shadrick D. Northcutt of the County and State aforesaid of the other part. Witnesseth that the said Elijah Bell for and in consideration of the sum of one hundred and sixty one dollars current money of the United States of America to him in hand paid the receipt whereof he doth hereby acknowledge and forever acquit and discharge the said Shadrack D. Northcutt his heirs, executorsx and administrators and hath granted, bargained, sold, aliened and confirmed and by these presents doth grant bargain, sell, alien and confirm unto the said Shadrack D. Northcutt his heirs and assigns forever all that tract or parcel of land lying and being in the County of Champaign and State aforesaid (viz) that is beginning at the south west corner of section number fourteen in range eleventh and Township the forth and running from said corner east eighty one poles from thence north one hundred and sixty poles from thence west eighty one poles from thence south one hundred and sixty poles concluding in the whole eighty one acres, together with all improvements, water courses, profits and appurtenances whatsoever to the said premises belonging or in any wise appertaining and the revertions, remainders and profits thereof and all the estate, right, title, interest, property claim and demand of him the said Elijah Bell of, in and to the same to have and to hold the lands hereby conveyed with all and singular the premises in and every part and parcel thereof, with every of the appurtenances unto the said Shadrack D. Northcutt his heirs and assigns forever to the only proper use and behalf of him the said Shadrack D. Northcutt his heirs and assigns forever and the said Elijah bell for his heirs and assigns, executors and administrators do covenant, promise and agree to and with the said Shadrack D. Northcutt his heirs and assigns by these presents that the premises before mentioned now are and forever hereafter shall remain free of and from all former and other gifts, grants, bargains, sales, dowers right and title of dower, judgements, executions, titles, troubles, charges and incumbrances whatsoever done or suffered to be done by him the said Elijah Bell and the said Elijah Bell and his heirs all and singular the premises hereby bargained and sold with the appurtenances unto the said Shadrack D. Northcutt his heirs and assigns against himself the said Elijah Bell his heirs and all and every other person or persons whatsoever doth and with warrant and forever defend by these presents. In witness whereof him the said Elijah Bell hereunto set his hand and seal the day and year above written. Signed, Sealed and Delivered in the presents of us.. He was enumerated on the 1820 census Mad River Township, Champaign County, Ohio, as S. D. NORTHCUTT. The census lists his household as one male under 10 (Jeptha, age 3); two males 10-15 (Willis, 10-15, and Runyon, about 15); one male 45 and over (Shadrach, age 46); two females under 10 (Angelia, age 1 and Harriet, age 5); two females 16-25 (Margaret, age 16-20, and Lydia, age 18); and one female 45 and over (Ruth, age 45).161 In 1821 he was elected Justice of the Peace for Mad River Township.162 He was enumerated on the 1830 census Mad River Township, Champaign County, Ohio, as Shaderic D. NORTHCUT. The census lists his household as one male 10-14 (Jeptha, age 13), one male 50-59 (Shadrach, age 56), two females 15-19 (Angelia was 11, Harriet, age 15), and one female 50-59 (Ruth, age 55).163 He was enumerated on the 1840 census Mad River, Champaign County, Ohio, as S. D. NORTHCUTT. The census lists his household as one male 60-69 (Shadrach, age 66), one female 20-29 (Harriet, age 25), and one female 60-69 (Ruth, age 65).164
Test. John Hallor Elijah
Bell (seal)
her
John
Taylor Susana
x Bell (seal)
mark
State of Ohio, Champaign County, SS.
Personally appeared before me Elijah Bell and acknowledge the within signature to be his act and deed for the tru intent and purposes therein mentioned. Also his wife Susana Bell and was examined separate and apart from her husband who acknowledged the within signature to be hers & voletarly (sic) done for the same purposes. Given under my hand and seal this 15th day of October 1816.
John Haller (Seal)
Recd. this deed for record March 25th 1817 and recorded April 18th 1817.
David Vance R.C.C.
Know all men that Shadrach D. Northcutt and Ruth his wife of the County of Champaign and State of Ohio in consideration of the sum of one thousand and five hundred dollars in hand paid by Noah Neese of the same place have bargained and sold and do hereby grant bargain sell and convey unto the said Noah Neese his heirs and assigns forever the following premises situate in the county of Champaign in the state of Ohio and in the Miami River Survey and bounded and described as follows: Beginning at the South West corner of section number fourteen in Range eleven and township four and running from said corner east eighty one poles, thence north one hundred and sixty poles, thence west eighty one pole; thence south one hundred and sixty poles to the beginning containing eighty one acres. To have and to hold said premises with the appurtenances unto the said Noah Neese his heirs and assigns forever. And the said Shadrach D. Northcutt for himself and heirs doth hereby covenant unto said Noah Neese his heirs and assigns that he is lawfully seized of the premises aforesaid, and that the premises are free and clear fromm all incumbrances whatever; and that he will forever warrant and defend the same with the appurtenances unto the said Noah Neese his heirs and assigns against the lawful claims of all persons whomsoever. In testimony whereof the said Shadrach D. Northcutt and Ruth his wife who hereby relinquishes her right of dower in the premises have hereunto set their hands and seals 18th day of August in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty nine.. He is listed as head of household on the 1850 census Mad River Township, Champaign County, Ohio, as Shadrick NORTHCUTT . The census listed him as age 76, a farmer, born in South Carolina . Enumerated with him were Ruth NORTHCUTT, Noah NEESE, Harriete NEESE, Joseph NEESE, and Jeptha NEESE.165
Shadrach D. Northcutt (seal)
Ruth Northcutt (seal)
Signed sealed and acknowledged in presence of
Noah May
Jessee Neese
Before me the subscriber a Justice of the peace in and for said county personally appeared the above named Shadrach D. Northcutt and Ruth his wife and acknowledged the signing and sealing of the above conveyance to be their voluntary act and deed. And the said Ruth being at the same time examined by me separate and apart from her said husband and the contents of said instrument made known to her by me, then declared that she did voluntary sign seal and acknowledge the same, and that she is still satisfied therewith this 18th day of August A.D. 1849.
Noah May, J.P.
Received this Deed for record Jan 17, 1850 and recorded the same Jan 25 1850.
Decatur Talbott, Recorder
On the first day of February A. D. 1853 a writing proporting to be the last Will and Testament of Shadrach D. Northcut late of Champaign County deceased was presented in Court by Jonathan Northcut the Executor Wherin named and thereupon John S. Thomas one of the subscribing witnesses to said writing came and upon oath in open Court testified to the due execution of the same as the last Will and Testament of said Shadrach Northcut and now here William H. McFarland the other subscribing witness to said Will in open Court on oath also testified to the due execution of said Will which said testimony of said subscribing witnesses was duly reducted to writing and filed with said Will and it appearing to the court from said Testimony that said Will was duly attested and executed and that said Testator, at the time of executing the same was of full age of sound mind and memory and not under any restraint, the said Will was admitted to Probate and was together with the Testimony ordered to be secured. The said Will and Testimony is as follows:
S. V. Baldwin, Judge
In the name of God Amen. I Shadrach D. Northcut have taken with consideration of the uncertainty of this present life and being well stricken in years though of sound mind yet feeble in body have thought my duty to make this my last Will and Testament in manner and form following (viz). It is my will that all my just debts shall be first paid. I also will and bequeath to my beloved wife all of the money that may be on hand or out in interest be it more or less. Also my carriage, horse and harness together with all the personal property in or about the house on which we have a claim (viz.) three beds and bedding, one bureau, eight chairs, one mantle clock, one gilded cooking glass, one small table with a variety of books and maps during her natural life but after he decease whatever remains of the personal property shall be sold to the best advantage and when collected together with the money that is now or may be standing out it is my will that it shall be divided amongst my Heirs as follows (viz). One equal share to Lydia Baker. One equal share to Elizabeth Owens if she is living, but if deceased it is not to be descended to any children for it is not my will that any of them shall have one dollars worth of Estate but her share in that case to be divided with my other heirs. One equal share which would have fell to my daughter Margaret Kizer deceased I will to her son Perry Kizer, but not any of the rest of Michael Kizers sons do I will anything. One equal share to be divided amongest my son Runyons Heirs Viz: John, Emily and Edmon Northcut. One equal share to my son Willis Northcut. One equal share to my daughter Angelia Overhulser. As to my daughter Hariet Nees I think that I have put enough in her hands and her heirs hands without bequeathing them any more. As to my son Jeptha Northcut he has rec'd one hundred dollars on account for his share be it more or less for which I paid his receipt. I do also hereby appoint my son Jeptha Northcut Executor to this my last Will and Testament in consideration of which I have hereunto set my hand and seal this day of July 11th in the year of our Lord 1850..
Shadrach D. Northcut (Seal)
Signed and acknowledged in the presence of us
Attest:
Daniel S. Stewart
Harrison R. Stoutemier
We the undersigned do hereby certify that the above named Shadrach D. Northcut called on us as Witnesses to the above signature and acknowledge the above to be his hand writing given under our hands this 1st day of August 1852.
W. H. McFarland John S. Thomas
The eight known children of Shadrach D.5 NORTHCUTT and Ruth RUNYON (see #17) were as follows:
- i. Elizabeth4 NORTHCUTT was born circa 1798 (prob) Mason County, Kentucky. She was born on 20 Jul 1795 (prob) Mason County, Kentucky.149 According to the 1860 census, she was born circa 1798 in Kentucky.166 Conflicting evidence indicates she was born circa 1800 in Mad River Township, Champaign County, Ohio.24 According to the 1870 and 1880 censuses, she was born circa 1799 in Kentucky.167,168 She married Alfred OWENS, son of William OWENS and Jane DOWDEN, on 18 Aug 1818 in Champaign County, Ohio.99,169 Conflicting evidence indicates she and Alfred OWENS were married on 11 Aug 1818 in Champaign County, Ohio.170 Conflicting evidence indicates she and Alfred OWENS were married on 15 Aug 1818 in Champaign County, Ohio.171,149 She died after 23 Jun 1870.172
She was listed in her father's will as Elizabeth Owens. She is listed as head of household on the 27 Jul 1860 census Mad River Township, Champaign County, Ohio, as Eliz OWENS. The census listed him as age 62, born in Kentucky. Enumerated with her were Lucinda OWENS, Joseph OWENS, and John McKETRICK.166 She is listed as head of household on the 23 Jun 1870 census Mad River Township, Champaign County, Ohio, as Elizabeth OWENS. The census listed her as age 71, keeping house, born in Kentucky. Enumerated with her were Calvin F. OWENS.167 She was enumerated with Orville OWENS on the 16 Jun 1880 census Mad River Township, Champaign County, Ohio, as Elisabeth OWENS. She was listed as mother, age 81, at home. She and both of her parents were born in Kentucky. Elizabeth NORTHCUTT was listed in the household of Orville OWENS.168
- ii. Lydia L. NORTHCUTT was born on 5 Feb 1797 (prob) Mason County, Kentucky.99,149 Conflicting evidence indicates she was born on 5 Feb 1802 in Kentucky.99 Conflicting evidence indicates she was born between 1800 and 1804 in Mad River Township, Champaign County, Ohio.24 According to the 1850 census, she was born circa 1797 in Kentucky.173 She married Frederick "Fred" BAKER on 16 Jan 1823 in Champaign County, Ohio.99,149 She died on 17 Mar 1854 in Mad River Township, Champaign County, Ohio, at age 57.99,149 She is buried in Nettle Creek Cemetery, Mad River Township, Champaign County, Ohio.99,149
She was enumerated with Fred BAKER on the 25 Jul 1850 census Mad River Township, Champaign County, Ohio, as Lydia L. BAKER. She was listed as age 53, born in Kentucky. Lydia L. NORTHCUTT was listed in the household of Fred BAKER.174 She was listed in her father's will as Lydia Baker.
- iii. Margaret NORTHCUTT was born between 1800 and 1804 Kentucky. Conflicting evidence indicates she was born between 1800 and 1804 in Mad River Township, Champaign County, Ohio.24 She married Michael KIZER (KISER), son of Philip KIZER (KISER) and Elizabeth KITE, on 2 Feb 1826 in Champaign County, Ohio.99,175 She died before 11 Jul 1850.
They may have had a daughter, Margaret. In the 1850 census, a Margaret KIZER, age 15, born in Ohio, was living with Fred and Lydia L. BAKER.174
- iv. Runyon L. NORTHCUTT was born in Mar 1805 Mayslick, Mason County, Kentucky.24 Additional evidence indicates he was born circa 25 Mar 1805.99,85 Conflicting evidence indicates he was born in 1805 in Kentucky.176 Conflicting evidence indicates he was born circa 1795 in Kentucky.177,178 Conflicting evidence indicates he was born circa 1796 in Mason County, Kentucky. He and Lucinda PENCE obtained a marriage license on 4 Mar 1830 in Champaign County, Ohio.179 He married Lucinda PENCE, daughter of Jacob PENCE and Maria (Mary) COFFMAN, on 11 Mar 1830 in Mad River Township, Champaign County, Ohio.24,176,149 He died on 25 Dec 1834 in Mad River Township, Champaign County, Ohio, at age 29.176,99,85 Conflicting evidence indicates he died in 1844.149 He is buried in Nettle Creek Cemetery, Mad River Township, Champaign County, Ohio. (Tombstone reads: "Runyon L. Northcutt, Died 12/25/1834, Age 29y 9m ?d").176,99,86
He was a saddler and harness maker in Champaign Co, OH. Middleton's History of Champaign Co lists him as being born in 1795. His tombstone records his age as 29y 9m ?d, which would make his birthdate Mar 1805.. He was enumerated on the 1830 census Champaign County, Ohio,. His household was listed as one male 20-29, one male under 5, one female 20-29, and one female under the age of 5.
Lucinda had two children after the death of Runyon in 1834. Joseph, born 1841, and WIlliam, born 1845. They were living with Lucinda in the 1850 census. They were not listed by Shadrach in his will dated 1850..- v. Willis NORTHCUTT was born between 1805 and 1810 Mad River Township, Champaign County, Ohio.24 He married Sarah N. (Sally) TURMAN, daughter of Isaac TURMAN and Margaret RECTOR, on 24 Jan 1828 in Clark County, Ohio.99,149 He married Emily GREEN on 18 May 1847 in Sangamon County, Illinois. (State index and Dodd read: Willis NORTHCUT and Emily GREEN.).180,181 He died after 6 Jun 1870.
He is listed as head of household on the 1830 census Salem Township, Champaign County, Ohio, as Willis Northcut. The census lists his household as one male under 5, one male 20-29 (Willis), one female under 5, and one female 20-29 (wife, Sally).163 Circa 1839 Willis NORTHCUTT moved to in Sangamon County, Illinois. (Dollie Northcutt states "At death of husband, Sarah with seven children removed to Sangamon Co, Ill., 1839, m. 2nd. Mr Smith, Removed to Oregon where she died 1871."
Based on the dates of birth for the last four children, Willis must not have died until after 1848. A Willis NORTHCUT married Emily GREENE 18 May 1847 in Sangamon County, Illinois. It is possible Willis and Sarah were divorced and Willis remarried. Evidence also indicates he may not have died in Illinois, but may have moved to Oregon. According to the History of Appanoose County, Iowa, Willis and Sarah N. moved to Oregon).182,180,183 On 23 Aug 1850, four of his children were recorded in the 1850 census, living in Wapello County, Iowa: Margaret R., Salathiel, Mary Eliza, and Harriet M. On 18 Nov 1850, four of his children were recorded in the 1850 census, living in Sangamon County, Illinois: Edward J., Shadrach, Wm, Salathial. In addition, Emily NORTHCUTT was living in Sangamon County. Willis is listed in his father's will, dated 11 Jul 1850, but is not listed in the 1850 census of Champaign County, Ohio. On 8 May 1851, Willis NORTHCUTT wrote a letter to his brother, Jeptha, who was living in Westville, Champaign County, Ohio. Willis, who was on his way to Oregon, wrote from Council Bluffs, Iowa, which he described as "the extreme end of the United States." (This letter was taken from Pat N. Stephen's web site. Used by permission.).77 <BLOCKQUOTE>Jeptha Northcutt, Champaign County, Westville, Ohio
Cainsville, "Jocuay" seven miles above Council Bluff
May 8, 1851
Brother in my last letter I in form you that I was on my way to Oregon. We have arrived at the extreme end of the United States nothing but the Missouri River to cross and we enter an indian possessions an they are very hostile and have assembled 500 "braves" to dispute our passage or to pay tribute for passing "through" there country that we will pay in powder and lead or with our blood on Monday next We intend to cross the river or "dyi" we are at this moment mustering our strength which will not exceed 75------men a small force to repel so many "Sarcys-Sarcigs???" I have no doubt there willl be a severe battle for all are "resolved" to go through and will or they must bury us all well Thank God excuse my halt as I am riting they have appointed me to the "command" thirty "Mannert-warrants" at I am in form give my love to father and mother an all in "grieving family"
Yours in hast
Jeptha Northcutt Willis Northcutt
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Transcription by Donetta Northcutt</BLOCKQUOTE>. He was enumerated on the 1853 census index Benton County, Oregon, as Willis NORTHCUTT.184 He was enumerated on the 1 Aug 1860 census Willamette Precinct, Yamhill County, Oregon, as Willis NORTHCUT. The census listed him as age 49, carpenter, born in Ohio. He was living alone.185 Willis NORTHCUT.186
- vi. Harriett NORTHCUTT was born on 13 Jun 1815 (prob) Champaign County, Ohio.57 Conflicting evidence indicates she was born on 3 May 1815 in Ohio.149 According to the 1860 and 1870 censuses, she was born circa 1815 in Ohio.187,188 According to the 1850 census, she was born circa 1816 in Ohio.189 According to the 1880 census, she was born circa 1817 in Ohio.190 She married Noah NEESE, son of Elizabeth PAINTER, on 18 Mar 1847 in Champaign County, Ohio.191 Conflicting evidence indicates she and Noah NEESE were married on 13 Mar 1847 in Champaign County, Ohio.149,192 She died on 17 Nov 1899 at age 84.57,193 She is buried in White Oak Cemetery, Butler Township (SE of New Hampton), Harrison County, Missouri. (Tombstone reads, "Harriett NEESE, died Nov 17, 1899, aged 84y 5m 4d." The Cemetery Book reads, "NEESE, Harriett -11/17/1899, aged 84y 5m 4d").57,193
She was enumerated on the 1850 census Mad River Township, Champaign County, Ohio, as Harriete NEESE. She was listed as age 34, born in Ohio.165 She was enumerated on the 6 Jun 1860 census Concord Township, Champaign County, Ohio, as Harriet NEESE. She was listed as age 45, born in Ohio.188 She is listed as head of household on the 27 Jun 1870 census Butler Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as Harriet NICE. The census listed her as age 55, housekeeper, owning real estate worth $2,000 and personal property worth $1,000, born in Ohio. Enumerated with her were Joseph NICE, Jeptha NICE, and Joseph NICE.187 She was enumerated with Joseph H. NEESE on the 1 Jun 1880 census Butler Township, Harrison County, Ohio, as Harriet NEESE. She was listed as age 63, widowed, mother, keeping house. She was born in Ohio, her father was born in South Carolina, and her mother was born in New Jersey. Harriett NORTHCUTT was listed in the household of Joseph H. NEESE.190
- 8. vii. Jeptha NORTHCUTT.
- viii. Angeline Eve NORTHCUTT was born in 1812 (prob) Champaign County, Ohio.149 According to the 1850 and 1860 censuses, she was born circa 1812 in Ohio.194,195,196 According to the 1880 census, she was born circa 1813 in Ohio.197 She married Adam OVERHOLSER (OVERHOLTZER) on 29 Nov 1834 in Champaign County, Ohio. (Marriage record reads: Angeline NORTHCUTT and Adam OVERHOLSER (unsure of last name).).74
She was enumerated with Adam OVERHOLSER on the 20 Sep 1850 census Duchouquet Township, Auglaize County, Ohio, as Angeline OVERHOLSER. She was listed as age 38, born in Ohio. Angeline Eve NORTHCUTT was listed in the household of Adam OVERHOLSER.196 She was enumerated with Adam OVERHOLZTER on the 4 Jun 1860 census Duchouquet Township, Auglaize County, Ohio, as Angeline OVERHOLTZER. She was listed as age 48, born in Ohio. Angeline Eve NORTHCUTT was listed in the household of Adam OVERHOLZTER.198 She was enumerated with Adam OVERHULSER on the 23 Jun 1870 census Duchouquet Township, Auglaize County, Ohio, as Angeline OVERHULSER. She was listed as wife, age 58, married, keeping house, born in Ohio. She was sick with feaver. Angeline Eve NORTHCUTT was listed in the household of Adam OVERHULSER.194 She was enumerated with Adam OVERHOLTZER on the 2 Jun 1880 census Duchouquet Township, Auglaize County, Ohio, as Angeline OVERHOLTZER. She was listed as age 67. She was born in Ohio, and both of her parents were born in Kentucky. Angeline Eve NORTHCUTT was listed in the household of Adam OVERHOLTZER.199
17. Ruth5 RUNYON (Daniel, #34) was born on 5 Mar 1775 New York or New Jersey.200 Conflicting evidence indicates she was born on 5 Mar 1774 in New Jersey.149 Conflicting evidence indicates she was born on 7 Jan 1776.85 Conflicting evidence indicates she was born on 7 Jan 1776 in Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey.24,35 According to the 1860 census, she was born circa 1774 in New Jersey.201 She and Shadrach D. NORTHCUTT (see #16) obtained a marriage license on 22 Mar 1796 in Mason County, Kentucky. (On 22 Mar 1796, Daniel RUNYON consented to the marriage of his daughter, Ruth, to Shadrack NORTHCUTT).151 She married Shadrach D. NORTHCUTT after 22 Mar 1796 in Mason County, Kentucky. She died on 10 May 1865 in Mad River Township, Champaign County, Ohio, at age 90.149 Conflicting evidence indicates she died on 10 Mar 1867.85 Conflicting evidence indicates she died on 10 Mar 1867 in Concord, Champaign County, Ohio.35 Conflicting evidence indicates she died on 10 Feb 1868 in Concord Township, Champaign County, Ohio.202 She is buried in Nettle Creek Cemetery, Mad River Township, Champaign County, Ohio. (Tombstone reads: "Ruth, wife of S. D. Northcutt, Died 3/10/1867, Age 91y 2m 3d").86,149
She was enumerated on the 1850 census Mad River Township, Champaign County, Ohio, as Ruth NORTHCUTT. She was listed as (no age) born in New York.165 She was listed on the in 1860 census Concord, Champaign County, Ohio, She was living with her daughter, Harriet NEESE. She was enumerated on the 6 Jun 1860 census Concord Township, Champaign County, Ohio, as Ruth NORTHCUTT. She was listed as age 86, born in New Jersey.201
18. Jesse5 HARBOUR (Joel, #36) was born on 23 May 1787 Henry County, Virginia.203 Conflicting evidence indicates he was born on 23 May 1787 in Patrick County, Virginia.204,205 According to the 1850 census, he was born circa 1785 in Virginia.206 He married Jane HALL on 12 Oct 1810 in Patrick County, Virginia.207 Conflicting evidence indicates he and Jane HALL (see #19) were married on 20 Oct 1810.205,208 He married Elizabeth THOMAS, daughter of Charles THOMAS and Deborah JORDAN, on 18 Mar 1836 in Champaign County, Ohio.209,207 He died on 26 Jan 1863 in 1 mile west of Heathtown, Champaign County, Ohio, at age 75.210,207
He moved to Champaign Co, OH, with his parents, shortly after his marriage. According to Beers, he came in 1805, from North Carolina with his brother William. He was one of the earliest settlers of Mad River Township. In 1818, the township was divided and the portion he resided in became Concord Township. He was the father of 32 children, and gave each child 80 acres of land, or its equivalent, when they reached maturity.210 He was listed on the in 1830 census Concord Township, Champaign County, Ohio, The 1830 census lists Jesse HARBOUR, on page 5, in Concord Twp, Champaign, OH.211
On 9 Aug 1831, Jesse Harbour, of Champaign County, Ohio, purchased land described as.the West half of the North West quarter of Section Eighteen, in Township three, of Range twelve, between the Miami Rivers, in the District of lands subject to sale at Cincinnati, Ohio, containing seventy eight acres, and twenty four hundredth of an acre. He was listed on the in 1840 census Concord Township, Champaign County, Ohio, The 1840 census lists Jesse HARBOUR, on page 301, in Concord Twp, Champaign, OH.212 He is listed as head of household on the 3 Sep 1850 census Concord Township, Champaign County, Ohio, as Jesse HARBOUR. The census listed him as age 65, farmer, owning real estate worth $8,000, born in Virginia.206 Another Jesse HARBOUR is listed in the 1850 census, on page 5, in Concord Twp, Champaign, OH.213 He is listed as head of household on the 6 Jun 1860 census Concord Township, Champaign County, Ohio, as Jesse HARBOR. The census listed him as age 73, farmer, owning real estate worth $7,000 and personal property worth $2,000, born in Virginia. Enumerated with him were Elizabeth HARBOR, Charles HARBOR, Jane HARBOR, Mary C. HARBOR, Nancy HARBOR, Judy HARBOR, Simeon HARBOR, and David HARBOR.214The 13 known children of Jesse5 HARBOUR and Jane HALL (see #19) were as follows:
- i. Rozina4 HARBOUR was born on 2 Nov 1811 Brown County, Ohio.207 She married William McINTIRE, son of Thomas McINTIRE and Mary DICK, on 30 Jan 1827 in Champaign County, Ohio.207 She died on 27 May 1848 in Bluff City, Schuyler County, Illinois, at age 36.207
- ii. Hardin HARBOUR was born on 7 Feb 1813 Concord Township, Champaign County, Ohio.215,207 According to the 1860 census, he was born circa 1813 in Ohio.216 He married Sarah NEWCOMB on 23 Jun 1835 in Champaign County, Ohio. (Marriage record reads: Hardin HARBER and Sarah NEWCOMB.).74,207 He died on 15 Sep 1862 in Concord Township, Champaign County, Ohio, at age 49.215,217,207 He is buried in Concord Cemetery, Concord Township, Champaign County, Ohio.217
He received 80 acres of land from his parents.215 He was listed on the in 1840 census Harden HARBOUR, 1840 census, Champaign Co, Concord Twp, page 302. He was listed on the in 1850 census Concord Township, Champaign County, Ohio, Harden HARBOUR, 1850 census, Champaign Co, Concord Twp, page 318. He is listed as head of household on the 5 Jun 1860 census Concord Township, Champaign County, Ohio, as Hardin HARBOR. The census listed him as age 47, born in Ohio. Enumerated with him were Sarah HARBOR, Joseph HARBOR, and Mary J. BEARD.216
- iii. Amina (Mimah) HARBOUR was born on 11 Apr 1814 (prob) Champaign County, Ohio.207 She married Abraham KELLY on 4 Jun 1835 in Champaign County, Ohio. (Marriage record reads: Mimah HARBOR and Abraham KELLY.).207,74
- iv. Charity HARBOUR was born on 27 Nov 1815 (prob) Champaign County, Ohio.207 She married John IDLE on 1 Oct 1835 in Champaign County, Ohio. (Marriage record reads: Charity HARBOUR and John IDLE.).207,74
- v. Sarah HARBOUR was born on 20 Jul 1817 (prob) Champaign County, Ohio.207 She married (Rev) William Sneed FUSON on 23 Aug 1836 in Champaign County, Ohio.207
- vi. Lavina HARBOUR was born on 20 Mar 1819 (prob) Champaign County, Ohio.207 She married Martin IDLE on 6 Oct 1839 in Champaign County, Ohio. (Marriage record reads: Lavina HARBOR and Martin IDLE.).207,74
- 9. vii. Elizabeth HARBOUR.
- viii. Talmon HARBOUR was born on 6 Oct 1822 (prob) Champaign County, Ohio.207 According to the 1850 census, he was born circa 1823 in Ohio.218 He married Catharine CRIM on 19 Nov 1849.207
He is listed as head of household on the 24 Sep 1850 census Harrison Township, Champaign County, Ohio, as Tolman HAR BOUR. The census listed him as age 27, farmer, born in Ohio.218
- ix. John HARBOUR was born on 14 Apr 1824 (prob) Champaign County, Ohio.207 According to the 1850 census, he was born circa 1824 in Ohio.219 He and Effa DICKERSON were married est. 23 Jul 1846 in Champaign County, Ohio.207 He died on 6 Jul 1864 at age 40.207
He is listed as head of household on the 17 Aug 1850 census Adams Township, Champaign County, Ohio, as John HARBOUR. The census listed him as age 26, born in Ohio.219
- x. Henry HARBOUR was born on 28 Dec 1825 (prob) Champaign County, Ohio.207 According to the 1850 census, he was born circa 1826 in Ohio.220 He married Nancy HALL on 9 Jan 1851.207 He married Ruth Elizabeth PERSINGER.207 He died on 1 Jan 1908 in Ohio at age 82.207
He was enumerated on the 3 Sep 1850 census Concord Township, Champaign County, Ohio, as Henry HARBOUR. He was listed as age 24, born in Ohio.206
- xi. Elisha HARBOUR was born on 3 Feb 1829 Concord Township, Champaign County, Ohio.221,207 He married Margaret CRIM, daughter of Daniel CRIM, on 10 May 1853.221,207 Elisha HARBOUR and Margaret CRIM had no children. They adopted his brother's son, Staly S. HARBOUR.221
He served in the Civil War.221 He owned 141 acres, located in Section 1, Adams Township, Champaign County, Ohio.
- xii. Josephine "Josey" HARBOUR was born on 24 Feb 1831 (prob) Champaign County, Ohio.207
- xiii. William Jesse HARBOUR was born on 17 May 1834 (prob) Champaign County, Ohio.207 According to the 1850 census, he was born circa 1834 in Ohio.220 He married Roseanna SPEECE, daughter of William SPEECE and Elizabeth McINTIRE, on 3 Nov 1853 in Champaign County, Ohio.207
He was enumerated on the 3 Sep 1850 census Concord Township, Champaign County, Ohio, as William J. HARBOUR. He was listed as age 16, born in Ohio.206
19. Jane5 HALL was born on 7 Feb 1792.207 She married Jesse HARBOUR, son of Joel HARBOUR and Sarah PACKARD, on 12 Oct 1810 in Patrick County, Virginia.207 Conflicting evidence indicates she and Jesse HARBOUR (see #18) were married on 20 Oct 1810.205,208 She died on 17 May 1834 in Champaign County, Ohio, at age 42 . (She died in childbirth of her 13th child).207
20. James M.5 MITCHELL (John, #40) was born on 24 Apr 1810 Ohio.8,222 Conflicting evidence indicates he was born on 23 Apr 1810.223 According to the 1860 census, he was born circa 1811 in Ohio.42 According to the 1850 census, he was born circa 1810 in Ohio.110 According to the 1870 census, he was born circa 1810 in Ohio.43 He married Lucinda Elizabeth CORBIN (see #21), daughter of Luther Colvin CORBIN and Mary "Polly" SHARP, on 23 Feb 1832 in Tippecanoe County, Indiana. (Marriage index reads: James MITCHELL and Lucinda CORBIN.).8,224 He died on 2 Apr 1879 in Harrison County, Missouri, at age 68.8,223 He is buried in Mitchell Cemetery, Mitchellville (SW of Bethany), Harrison County, Missouri. (Tombstone reads: "(top of stone missing), Died Apr 2, 1879, Aged 68y 11m & 9d").223
On 1 Nov 1848, James M. MITCHELL, of Harrison County, Missouri, purchased land described as:.225the North West quarter of the South West quarter of Section twenty three, in Township Sixty three, of Range twenty eight, in the District of Lands subject to sale at Plattsburg, Missouri, containing forty acres..
On 1 Nov 1848, James M. MITCHELL, of Harrison County, Missouri, purchased land described as:.226the North East quarter of the North East quarter of Section twenty nine, in Township Sixty three, of Range twenty eight, in the District of Lands subject to sale at Plattsburg, Missouri, containing forty acres.. James M. MITCHELL was among those who arrived in Harrison County, Missouri, prior to 1850.227 He is listed as head of household on the 1850 census Harrison County, Missouri, as James M. MITCHELL. The census listed him as age 40, born in Ohio.110
On 1 Dec 1851, James M. MITCHELL, of Harrison County, Missouri, purchased land described as:.228the South West quarter of the North West quarter of Section fifteen, in Township Sixty three, of Range Twenty eight, in the District of Lands subject to sale at Plattsburg, Missouri, containing forty acres..
On 2 Oct 1854, James M. MITCHELL, of Harrison County, Missouri, purchased land described as:.229the South East quarter of the South East quarter of Section thirty two, in Township sixty three, of Range twenty eight, in the District of Lands subject to sale at Plattsburg, Missouri, containing forty acres.. He was enumerated with Edward C. MITCHELL on the 3 Jul 1860 census Bethany Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as James M. MITCHELL. He was listed as age 49, farmer, owning real estate worth $1,470 and personal property worth $2,700, born in Oho. James M. MITCHELL was listed in the household of Edward C. MITCHELL.42 He is listed as head of household on the 16 Jul 1870 census Cypress Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as James MITCHELL. The census listed him as age 60, farmer, owning real estate worth $2,000 and personal property worth $600, born in Ohio. Enumerated with him were Lucinda MITCHELL, John MITCHELL, and Martha MITCHELL.43 The 1876 Atlas of Harrison County, Missouri, indicates J.M. MITCHELL owned 85 acres in Bethany Township (T63N, R28W). The land included 40 acres in the North East quarter of the North West quarter and 40 acres in the North West Quarter of the North East quarter and 5 acres in the North East quarter of South East quarter of the North West quarter of Section 32.84The 10 known children of James M.5 MITCHELL and Lucinda Elizabeth CORBIN (see #21) were as follows:
- 10. i. Edward C.4 MITCHELL.
- ii. Zachariah MITCHELL was born circa 1838 Tippecanoe County, Indiana.35 According to the 1850 census, he was born circa 1838 in Iowa.110 He married Martha McINTOSH on 2 Apr 1857. (marriage records read: Zacharia MITCHELL & Martha McINTOSH.).113
On 10 Jun 1862, Zachariah MITCHELL, of Harrison County, Missouri, purchased premption land described as:.230the South West quarter of the South West quarter of Section nine, in Township Sixty two, of Range twenty eight, in the District of Lands formerly subject to sale at Plattsburg, Missouri, containing forty acres..- iii. George Washington MITCHELL was born on 26 Jul 1840 Tippecanoe County, Indiana.231 According to the 1850 census, he was born circa 1841 in Iowa.110 According to the 1860 census, he was born circa 1840 in Indiana.232 He married Nancy Harriett NOAH, daughter of George Washington NOAH and Harriet N. STEVENS, in 1858 in Indiana.232,231 He married Nancy (--?--) before 1870.233 He and Nancy Harriett NOAH were divorced before 1870.35 He married Cada Bell "Katie" SPALDING, daughter of William Lee SPALDING and Martha Haywood COOPER, on 18 Sep 1877 in Myers Valley, Pottawattamie County, Kansas.35 He died on 1 Mar 1923 in Cherokee County, Kansas, at age 82.231 He is buried in Cherokee County, Kansas.
He is listed as head of household on the 3 Jul 1860 census Bethany Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as George MITCHELL. The census listed him as age 20, born in Indiana. Enumerated with him were Harriett MITCHELL.232 He is listed as head of household on the 16 Jul 1870 census Cypress Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as Geo. MITCHELL. The census listed him as age 28, farmer, owning personal property worth $25, born in Indiana. Enumerated with him were Nancy MITCHELL, Robert MITCHELL, Zachariah MITCHELL, and Laton MITCHELL.233
- iv. Elizabeth MITCHELL was born circa 1840 Tippecanoe County, Indiana.35 She married William MARTIN.35
- v. Nancy E. MITCHELL was born circa 1844 Mitchellville (SW of Bethany), Harrison County, Missouri.35
- vi. Victor MITCHELL was born circa 1847 Mitchellville (SW of Bethany), Harrison County, Missouri.222 According to the 1860 census, he was born circa 1847 in Missouri.42 He died before 1879.35
He was enumerated with Edward C. MITCHELL on the 3 Jul 1860 census Bethany Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as Victor MITCHELL. He was listed as age 13, born in Missouri. Victor MITCHELL was listed in the household of Edward C. MITCHELL.42
- vii. Ann Eliza MITCHELL was born on 27 Dec 1849 Missouri.234 According to the 1860 census, she was born in Feb 1850 in Bethany, Harrison County, Missouri.42 She married David E. JONES, son of John JONES and Christen KINDER, on 21 Apr 1867 in Bethany, Harrison County, Missouri.234 She died on 24 Mar 1941 in Ridgedale, Taney County, Missouri, at age 91.234
She was enumerated with Edward C. MITCHELL on the 3 Jul 1860 census Bethany Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as Ann Eliza MITCHELL. She was listed as age 11, born in Missouri. Ann Eliza MITCHELL was listed in the household of Edward C. MITCHELL.42
- viii. John G. MITCHELL was born circa 1854 Mitchellville (SW of Bethany), Harrison County, Missouri.222 According to the 1860 census, he was born circa 1854 in Missouri.42 According to the 1870 census, he was born circa 1855 in Missouri.43 According to the 1900 census, he was born in Jan 1855 in Missouri.235 He married Mary E. (--?--).35
He was enumerated with Edward C. MITCHELL on the 3 Jul 1860 census Bethany Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as John MITCHELL. He was listed as age 6, born in Missouri. John G. MITCHELL was listed in the household of Edward C. MITCHELL.42 He was enumerated with James MITCHELL on the 16 Jul 1870 census Cypress Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as John MITCHELL. He was listed as age 15, born in Missouri. John G. MITCHELL was listed in the household of James MITCHELL.43 He is listed as head of household on the 1900 census Sherman Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as John G. MITCHEL. The census soundex listed him as age 45, born Jan 1855, in Missouri. Enumerated with him were William T. ATHAY, laborer.235
- ix. James H. MITCHELL was born in 1843.116,236 According to the 1870 census, he was born circa 1843 in Missouri.237 He married Catherine BACON on 21 Dec 1865 in Harrison County, Missouri. (marriage records read: James H. MITCHELL & Catharine BACON.).116,238 He died in 1921.116,236 He is buried in Antioch Cemetery, Sherman Township (SE of Bethany), Harrison County, Missouri. (Tombstone reads: "MITCHELL: James H. 1843-1921/Catherine 1845-1937." The Cemetery Book reads, "MITCHELL, James H. 1843-1921").116,236
- x. Jacob MITCHELL was born before 1846. He died circa 1846 in Harrison County, Missouri.239 He is buried in Mitchell Cemetery, Mitchelville (SW of Bethany), Harrison County, Missouri. (Tombstone reads: MITCHELL, Jacob, son of J. M. & L., d. 1845).239
21. Lucinda Elizabeth5 CORBIN (Luther Colvin, #42) was born on 15 Dec 1813 Ohio.8,223 According to the 1850 census, she was born circa 1814 in Ohio.110 According to the 1860 census, she was born circa 1813 in Ohio.42 According to the 1870 census, she was born circa 1817 in Ohio.43 She married James M. MITCHELL (see #20), son of John MITCHELL and Ann PLUMMER, on 23 Feb 1832 in Tippecanoe County, Indiana. (Marriage index reads: James MITCHELL and Lucinda CORBIN.).8,224 She died on 15 Aug 1883 in Harrison County, Missouri, at age 69.8,223 She is buried in Mitchell Cemetery, Mitchellville (SW of Bethany), Harrison County, Missouri. (Tombstone reads: "Lucinda E., wife of J. M. Mitchell, Born Dec 15, 1813, Died Aug 15, 1883, Aged 69 yrs & 8 mos").223
She was a midwife. She was enumerated with Edward C. MITCHELL on the 3 Jul 1860 census Bethany Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as Lucinda MITCHELL. She was listed as age 45, born in Ohio. Lucinda Elizabeth CORBIN was listed in the household of Edward C. MITCHELL.42 She was enumerated with James MITCHELL on the 16 Jul 1870 census Cypress Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as Lucinda MITCHELL. She was listed as age 53, housekeeper, born in Ohio. Lucinda Elizabeth CORBIN was listed in the household of James MITCHELL.43
22. Thomas5 FLINT (William, #44) was born on 20 May 1798 Worcester County, Maryland.240,241 Conflicting evidence indicates he was born on 20 Jun 1798.242 Conflicting evidence indicates he was born on 4 Jul 1798.243 According to the 1800 census, he was born between 1791 and 1800.244 He married Rachel FOSTER (see #23), daughter of Thomas FOSTER and Rachel THOMAS, in 1816 in Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio.8,240,241 He died on 3 May 1846 in Harrison County, Missouri, at age 47.8,240,241 Conflicting evidence indicates he died on 5 May 1846.242,245 He is buried in McClary Cemetery, NE of Coffey, Daviess County, Missouri. (Tombstone reads: Thomas FLINT, died May 5, 1846, age 47y 10m 1d. Cemetery Book reads: FLINT, Thomas, d. May 5, 1846, age 47y 10m 1d).245,242,246
A Thomas FLINT was a Justice of the Peace in Franklin County, Indiana. It is not certain if it was this Thomas, who was about 26, or his cousin (son of John & Elizabeth), who was about 23.247 On 15 Mar 1837, Thomas FLINT, of Franklin County, Indiana, purchased land described as.248
the North West quarter of the North West quarter of Section thirty five, in Township twelve North, of Range seven East, in the District of Lands subject to sale at Indianapolis, Indiana, containing forty acres.. On 1 Aug 1837, Thomas FLINT, of Franklin County, Indiana, purchased land described as.249the South West quarter of the South West quarter of Section twenty six, in Township twelve North, of Range seven East, in the District of Lands subject to sale at Indianapolis, Indiana, containing forty acres.. He was listed on the in 1840 census Franklin County, Indiana, There are two Thomas FLINTs listed in the 1840 Census of Franklin County, IN, on page 257 and page 262.241In 1840, he moved his family to Missouri, settling in Daviess County, in what is now Harrison County, and was one of the first settlers in what is now Bethany Township. (Wanamaker states 1839, but he was listed in the 1840 census in Indiana and must have moved that year.).250,251 He settled near John FOSTER, about three miles southeast of the present site of Bethany. He was a minister in the Christian Church.252 In 1845, Harrison County was created from Daviess County and Thomas FLINT was appointed a justice of the peace for the temporary, North Township. In May 1845, Thomas FLINT resigned his commission as justice of the peace for North Township and was appointed circuit and county clerk, for the newly organized County. In Jul 1845, Thomas FLINT was allowed $72.65 for services as clerk.253 At the time of his death, Thomas was the County Clerk of Harrison County.254,251,255 Thomas FLINT, and his son John, were among those who arrived in Harrison County, Missouri, prior to 1850.227
The 10 known children of Thomas5 FLINT and Rachel FOSTER (see #23) were as follows:
- i. Temperance J.4 FLINT was born on 17 Dec 1817.240 She married William C. ALLEN on 19 Oct 1842 in Daviess County, Missouri. (Dodd and Ellsberry read: William C. ALLEN and Temperance FLINT; Ellsberry add: -by John W. BROWN, JP.).256,257 Conflicting evidence indicates she and William C. ALLEN were married on 17 Oct 1842 in Daviess County, Missouri.258 She married William Mortimer SELBY, son of Joshua SELBY and Mary RIGGENS, in Jun 1866 in Harrison County, Missouri.259,260
In 1864 he was elected justice of the peace, but shortly afterward resigned the position. In 1888, he was living on his 200 acre farm.259
- ii. Nancy FLINT was born in 1819.240 She married James RHODES on 18 Aug 1848 in Harrison County, Missouri. (marriage records read: James RHODES & Nancy FLINT.).32
- iii. Martha Ann FLINT was born on 25 Dec 1819.240 She married William Mortimer SELBY, son of Joshua SELBY and Mary RIGGENS, on 12 Mar 1840 in Franklin County, Indiana. (marriage records read: William M. SEELY & Martha Ann FLINT.).261 She died in the fall of in 1865.259
- iv. John N. FLINT was born on 21 Oct 1824 Indiana.240 According to the 1880 census, he was born circa 1825 in Indiana.262 According to the 1860 census, he was born circa 1825 in Indiana.263 According to the 1870 census, he was born circa 1825 in Ohio.264 He married Martha (L. or E.) HAWKS.240
John FLINT was among those who arrived in Harrison County, Missouri, prior to 1850.227 He is listed as head of household on the 23 Jun 1860 census Bethany Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as John N. FLINT. The census listed him as age 35, farmer, owning real estate worth $1,152 and personal property worth $450, born in Indiana. Enumerated with him were Martha E. FLINT, William FLINT, George W. FLINT, Isaac N. FLINT, Martha J. FLINT, Sarah T. FLINT, and Joseph W. FLINT.263 He is listed as head of household on the 30 Jun 1870 census Butler Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as John N. FLINT. The census listed him as age 45, farmer, owning real estate worth $2,000 and personal property worth $500, born in Ohio. Enumerated with him were Martha FLINT, Wm FLINT, Geo W. FLINT, Newton FLINT, Martha J. FLINT, Sarah (F. or T.) FLINT, Joseph H. FLINT, James M. FLINT, Howard C. FLINT, and John J. FLINT.264 The 1876 Atlas of Harrison County, Missouri, indicates J.N. FLINT owned 80 acres in Butler Township (T62N, R29W). The land was the North half of the North West quarter of Section 8.84 He is listed as head of household on the 1 Jun 1880 census Butler Township, Harrison County, Virginia, as John N. FLINT. The census listed him as age 55, married, brick mason. She was born in Indiana, his father was born in Maryland, and his mother was born in Kentucky. Enumerated with him were Martha L. FLINT, Joseph H. FLINT, Howard T. FLINT, John J. FLINT, and Sarah JACKSON.262
- v. James Thomas FLINT was born on 29 Mar 1829 Hamilton County, Ohio.116,265,266,231 He married Frances Jane NOAH, daughter of George Washington NOAH and Harriet N. STEVENS, on 17 Apr 1851 in Harrison County, Missouri. (marriage record reads: James FLINT & Frances NOAH.).267,266,231 He died on 6 Nov 1866 in Bethany, Harrison County, Missouri, at age 37.116,265,266,231 He is buried in Antioch Cemetery, Sherman Township (SE of Bethany), Harrison County, Missouri. (Tombstone reads: "James T. FLINT, born Mar 29, 1829, died Nov 6, 1866." The Cemetery Book reads, "FLINT, James T. Mar 29, 1829-Nov 6, 1866").265,116
John FLINT was among those who arrived in Harrison County, Missouri, prior to 1850.268 James' brother, George, married Frances' sister, Sarah Jane.
On 10 Mar 1856, James T. FLINT, of Harrison County, Missouri, purchased land described as.269
North half the Lot numbered one, South West fractional quarter of Section thirty one, in Township sixty three, of Range twenty seven, in the District of Lands subject to sale at Plattsburg, Missouri, containing forty acres..On 10 Mar 1856, James T. FLINT, of Harrison County, Missouri, purchased land described as.270
West franctional half of the South West quarter of Section thirty one, in Township sixty three, of Range twenty seven, in the District of Lands subject to sale at Plattsburg, Missouri, containing thirty seven acres and twelve hundreths of an acre..West half the Lot numbered two of the North West quarter of Section six, in Township sixty two, of Range twenty seven, in the District of Lands subject to sale at Plattsburg, Missouri, containing thrity two acres and sixty seven hundreths of an acre..On 1 Sep 1856, James T. FLINT, of Harrison County, Missouri, purchased land described as.271
- vi. George Washington FLINT was born on 21 May 1832 Ohio.231 Conflicting evidence indicates he was born in 1833.116,265 According to the 1870 census, he was born circa 1832 in Ohio.272 According to the 1880 census, he was born circa 1832 in Ohio.273 He married Sarah Jane "Sally" NOAH, daughter of George Washington NOAH and Harriet N. STEVENS, on 6 Jul 1856 in Harrison County, Missouri. (marriage record reads: George W. FLINT & Sarah J. NOAH.).267 He died on 7 Aug 1901 in Jameson, Daviess County, Missouri, at age 69.231 Conflicting evidence indicates he died in 1900.250 He is buried in Antioch Cemetery, Sherman Township (SE of Bethany), Harrison County, Missouri. (Tombstone reads: "FLINT/George W.. 1833-1901/Sarah J. ,1838-1889." The Cemetery Book reads, "FLINT, George W. 1833-1901").250,116
He came to Harrison County, Missouri, in 1839, when he was eight years of age.250 George's brother, James, married Sarah's sister, Frances.
On 10 Mar 1856, George W. FLINT, of Harrison County, Missouri, purchased land described as.274
the South East quarter of the South East quarter of Section seven, in Township sixty three, of Range twenty seven, of the unappropriated lands in the District of Lands subject to sale at Plattsburg, Missouri, containing forty acres..On 1 Sep 1856, George W. FLINT, of Harrison County, Missouri, purchased land described as.275
the South West quarter of the North East quarter of Section seventeen, in Township sixty three, of Range twenty seven, of the unappropriated lands in the District of Lands subject to sale at Plattsburg, Missouri, containing forty acres.. He is listed as head of household on the 18 Jun 1870 census Trail Creek Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as George W. FLINT. The census listed him as age 33, drygoods merchant, owning real estate worth $1,300 and personal property worth $4935, born in Ohio. Enumerated with him were Sarah J. FLINT, Harriet F. FLINT, Jemima A. FLINT, Andrew J. FLINT, Helig A. FLINT, Josephine FLINT.272 His first mercantile venture was in Bethany and later moved to Coffey, Daviess County. From there he located in Mt Moriah and later at Cainsville in Harrison County. He eventually moved to Lorraine and was prominent in a movement to move the county seat to Lorraine, but the effort failed.250 He is listed as head of household on the 11 Jun 1880 census Sherman Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as George W. FLINT. The census listed him as age 48, married, farmer. He was born in Ohio, his father was born in Maryland, and her mother was born in Kentucky. Enumerated with him were Sarah J. FLINT, Alice FLINT, Andrew J. FLINT, Ada FLINT, Josie FLINT, and Leslie FLINT.273- 11. vii. Elizabeth "Betty" FLINT.
- viii. Joseph H. FLINT was born on 3 Dec 1837.265 According to the 1860, 1870, and 1880 censuses, he was born circa 1838 in Indiana.276,277,278 He married Isabell (--?--) on 11 Aug 1861 in Harrison County, Missouri. (marriage record reads: Joseph FLINT & Bell WILLS.).279,280 He married Martha HILTON on 10 Oct 1868. (marriage record reads: Joseph FLINT & Martha COTTON.).279,281 He died on 7 Dec 1885 in Bethany Township, Harrison County, Missouri, at age 48.279,116,265 He is buried in Antioch Cemetery, Sherman Township (SE of Bethany), Harrison County, Missouri. (Tombstone reads: "Joseph H. FLINT, died Dec 7, 1885, aged 48y 4d's." The Cemetery Book reads, "FLINT, Joseph d. Dec 7, 1885 48y 4d").279,116,265
He was enumerated with Rachel FLINT on the 3 Jul 1860 census Bethany Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as Joseph FLINT. He was listed as age 22, farmer, owning personal property worth $175, born in Indiana. Joseph H. FLINT was listed in the household of Rachel FLINT.276 He is listed as head of household on the 17 Aug 1870 census Bethany Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as Joseph FLINT. The census listed him as age 32, farmer, owning real estate worth $3,000 and personal property worth $500, born in Indiana. Enumerated with him were Martha FLINT, James COLTON, John COLTON, Mary FLINT, Thomas FLINT, John FLINT, and Annie FLINT.277 The 1876 Atlas of Harrison County, Missouri, indicates J.H. FLINT owned 120 acres in White Oak Township (T63N, R29W). The land included 80 acres in the East half of the North East quarter and 40 acres in the North East Quarter of the South East quarter in Section 3.84 He is listed as head of household on the 25 Jun 1880 census Bethany Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as Joseph FLINT. The census listed him as age 42, married, farmer. He and both of his parents were born in Indiana. Enumerated with him were Martha FLINT, Mary FLINT, Thomas FLINT, John H. FLINT, James COLTON, John COLTON, Ann M. FLINTMartha FLINT, Geo. W. FLINT, Alice FLINT, Charles M. FLINT.278
- ix. Thomas FLINT was born circa 1838 Indiana. He married Lida Ann ADAMS on 4 Sep 1859 in Daviess County, Missouri. (marriage records read: Thomas FLINT & Lida Ann ADAMS.).282
- x. Mariah (Maria) R. FLINT was born on 13 Jan 1838.242,243 According to the 1860 census, she was born circa 1844 in Missouri.276 She married Isaac N. THOMAS on 3 Mar 1864 in Daviess County, Missouri. (marriage record reads: Isaac N. THOMAS & Mareah FLINT.).282 She died on 25 Oct 1869 at age 31.243,242 She is buried in McClary Cemetery, Washington Township (NE of Coffey), Daviess County, Missouri. (Tombstone reads, "Mariah R., wife of I. N. THOMAS, died Oct 25, 1869, aged 31y 9m 12d." Cemetery Books reads, "Marian R. wife of I. N. THOMAS, d. Oct. 25 1869, age 31y.9m.12d." One book reads "Marion R. THOMAS").242,243,246,245
She was enumerated with Rachel FLINT on the 3 Jul 1860 census Bethany Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as Mariah FLINT. She was listed as age 16, born in Missouri. Mariah (Maria) R. FLINT was listed in the household of Rachel FLINT.276
23. Rachel5 FOSTER (Thomas, #46) was born on 19 Jun 1800 Ohio.283 Conflicting evidence indicates she was born on 18 Nov 1799.265 Conflicting evidence indicates she was born on 19 Nov 1800.116 Conflicting evidence indicates she was born on 19 Jun 1801 in Indiana.8 According to the 1860 census, she was born circa 1801 in Indiana.284 She married Thomas FLINT (see #22), son of William FLINT and Temperance HUMPHRIES (HUMPHRIESS/HUMPHRIS), in 1816 in Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio.8,240,241 She died on 4 Mar 1866 in Bethany, Harrison County, Missouri, at age 65.8,283,116,265 She is buried in Antioch Cemetery, Sherman Township (SE of Bethany), Harrison County, Missouri. (Tombstone reads: "Rachel, wife of Thomas FLINT, died Mar 4, 1866, aged 65yrs 3m's & 15 d's." The Cemetery Book reads, "FLINT, Rachel, wife d. Mar 4, 1866 66y3m16d").283,116,265
On 1 Aug 1848, Rachel FLINT, of Harrison County, Missouri, purchased land described as:
the North half of the Sorth East quarter of Section Twenty five, in Township sixty three, of Range twenty eight, in the District of Lands subject to sale at Jackson, Missouri, containing eighty acres.285 She is listed as head of household on the 3 Jul 1860 census Bethany Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as Rachel FLINT. The census listed her as age 59, farmer, owning real estate $680 and personal property worth $45, born in Indiana. Enumerated with her were Joseph FLINT and Mariah FLINT.276
24. Hugh5 PARKS (Hugh, #48) was born on 4 Dec 1790 South Carolina.286,287 He married Nancy TAYLOR or DRY (see #25).288
He was a farmer in Gentry Co, MO. It is not certain that Henry, John, and James are his children. (Son Ben and his middle name "Simpson" were obtained from Carolyn Pasquier. Simpson was the middle name of his grandson and no record has been found indicating he had a middle name.). A Hugh PARK is listed in the IGI as the son of John PARK and Sarah MABEN, born c1792 in South Carolina.289 According to Paul PARKS, they lived in Shelby and Henry Counties, Kentucky. He remained in Kentucky when his parents and the remainder of the family moved to Indiana.290 The 1861 tax list for Gentry County, Missouri, lists Hugh PARKS having personal property worth $10, owning 160 acres in Section 1, Township 62, Range 32. The land was valued at $420 and included a house and 20 improved acres. He did not pay a poll tax.121
The eight known children of Hugh5 PARKS and Nancy TAYLOR or DRY (see #25) were as follows:
- i. John4 PARKS was born circa 1816 Kentucky.
In Sep 1853 he was appointed overseer of Road Districts 36 and 56.291 On 20 Feb 1857, John PARKS, of Gentry County, Missouri, purchased land described as:
the South West quarter of the North East quarter of Section twenty eight, in Township sixty two, of Range thirty, in the District of Lands subject to sale at Plattsburg, Missouri, containing forty acres.292 The 1861 tax list for Gentry County, Missouri, lists John PARKS having personal property worth $200, owning 180 acres in Section 28, Township 62, Range 30. The land was valued at $480 and included a house and 25 improved acres. He also paid a poll tax.
A John PARKS also owned 39 acres in Section 5, Township 66, Range 30, valued at $100.
A John L. PARKS had personal property worth $45, owned 60 acres in Section 6, Township 66, Range 30. The land was valued at $160 and included a house and 15 improved acres. John L. also paid a poll tax.121 A John PARKS died 4 Jul 1897 at the Missouri Hotel, Albany, Gentry County, Missouri. He was of a few miles north of Albany.293
- ii. Henry M. PARKS was born circa 1817 Kentucky. He married Nancy (--?--).
On 1 Jul 1857, Henry M. PARKS, of Gentry County, Missouri, purchased land described as:.294the South half of the South West quarter of Section twenty nine, the North West quarter of the North East quarter and the North Half of the North West quarter of Section thirty two, in Township Sixty two, of Range thirty two, in the District of Lands subject to sale at Plattsburg, Missouri, containing two hundred acres.. On 4 Oct 1858, Henry M. PARKS was appointed Justice of the Peace in Jackson Township, Gentry County, Missouri.295- 12. iii. James PARKS.
- iv. Benjamin Franklin "Ben" PARKS was born on 3 Jul 1821.24,2 According to the 1870 census, he was born circa 1820 in Indiana.296 He married Minerva HUBBARD on 12 Jan 1850.2 He died on 18 Nov 1897 at age 76.
He is listed as head of household on the 15 Aug 1870 census Bethany Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as Benj. PARKS. The census listed him as age 50, farmer, owning real estate worth $600 and personal property worth $300. Enumerated with him were Minerva PARKS.296 The 1896 Gentry County, Missouri, Atlas, listed B. F. PARKS owning 80 acres in Section 34, Township 63, Range 30.49
- v. Elizabeth PARKS was born circa 1824 Kentucky.
- vi. William Francis PARKS was born on 11 Sep 1827.288 He married Nancy Margaret JACOBY, daughter of John Francis JACOBY and Matilda ROBINSON.287 He died on 24 May 1907 at age 79.288
- vii. Albert PARKS. According to the 1870 census, he was born circa 1836 in Kentucky.297 He married Mary (--?--).297
He is listed as head of household on the 29 Jun 1870 census Miller Township, Gentry County, Missouri, as Albert PARKS. The census listed him as age 33, farmhand, owning personal property worth $220, born in Kentucky. Enumerated with him were Mary PARKS, Laura PARKS, Alice PARKS, James PARKS, and Frances PARKS.297
- viii. Mary PARKS was born circa 1845 Kentucky.
25. Nancy5 TAYLOR or DRY was born circa 1794 Virginia. She married Hugh PARKS (see #24), son of Hugh PARKS and Elizabeth BARNHILL.288 She died on 4 Jun 1867.24
26. John Francis5 JACOBY (Jacob, #52) was born in 1809.298 He married Matilda ROBINSON (see #27). He died on 27 Mar 1857.
The three known children of John Francis5 JACOBY and Matilda ROBINSON (see #27) were as follows:
- 13. i. Mary Ann4 JACOBY.
- ii. Nancy Margaret JACOBY was born on 31 Jul 1829.2 She married an unknown person. She married William Francis PARKS, son of Hugh PARKS and Nancy TAYLOR or DRY.287
- iii. William JACOBY was born on 19 Aug 1831.2
27. Matilda5 ROBINSON married John Francis JACOBY (see #26), son of Jacob JACOBY and Mary STARK. She died on 19 Aug 1833.
28. Peter5 AKERS (AKES) (Mr AKERS, #56) was born on 24 Oct 1771 Baden, Germany.24,16,133 He married Priscilla (--?--). He married Susannah (Susan) HARRIS (see #29) on 16 Jul 1811 in Rockcastle County, Kentucky.24,35 He died on 23 Aug 1835 at age 63.299,133 He is buried in Macoupin County, Illinois.300
In 1799, Peter ACRES was listed in the Jessamine County, Kentucky, tax list. The same year, he signed as a witness for the will of Charles WEBBER. In 1800 he was listed as an Ensign, 9th Regiment. The 1800 Jessamine County, tax list, records Peter AKERS, Thomas AKERS Sr, and Thomas AKERS Jr. The 1802 Jessamine County tax lists record the following: 27 Apr 1802, Peter and Frederick AKERS, 28 Apr 1802, Thomas AKERS, and 3 Aug 1802, Thomas AKERS. In Mar 1804, Jessamine Co was divided into four sections. The eastward side of the Hickman River was divided into two districts by Todd Road, and Peter, whose house was on the west side of the road was appointed constable of the upper, or North district. He resigned in Dec 1805. The 1806 Lincoln County tax lists records Peter AKES. The 1808 and 1809 Lincoln County tax lists, show both Peter and Frederick AKES. He was enumerated on the 1810 census Rockcastle County, Kentucky, as Peter AKES. His household was listed as two males under 10, two males 10-15, one male 16-25, two females under 10, three females 10-15, one female 16-25, and one female 26-44.301 In 1810, Rockcastle Co was formed out of Jessamine Co. About this same time, Peter and Frederick seem to have changed their name to AKES. The 1811 Rockcastle County tax list show both Peter and Frederick AKES. The 1813 Rockcastle County tax list includes Merideth, Peter, Frederick, and William AKIS. On the 1816 Rockcastle tax tlst, Frederick, Merideth, and Peter are listed. Sometime between 1816-1820, Peter and his second wife, Susannah, moved their family to Daviess Co, KY. In 1824 and 1825 he was in Todd and Logan Counties, living on the WIpperwill. By 1827 they moved to Macoupin Co, IL, where he built a horse mill on Macoupin Creek. He purchased forty acres of land (NENW, Section 10, Township 10N, Range 6W, Meridian 3) in Macoupin Co, IL, on 16 Oct 1832. The price was $1.25 per acres, total price $50. On 18 Apr 1833, he sold, for $50, 80 acres (E half of SE quarter of Section 4, Township 10N, Range 6W, Meridian 3) acres (NE quarter of the NW quarter of Section 10, Township 10N Range 6W Meridian 3) to William E. STARR of Madison Co. On 16 Oct 1832, Peter AKES, Sen, paid $1.25 per acre for 40 acres of land in Macoupin County, Illinois, described as.302
the North East quarter of the North West quarter of Section 10, in Township 10 North of Range 6 West of the 3rd Meridian. On 18 Apr 1833, he sold 80 acres of land in Macoupin County to William E. STARR of Madison County, Illinois, for $50. The land was desdribed as.the East half of the South East quarter of Section four, in Township ten North of Range six West of the 3rd Meridian.The nine known children of Peter5 AKERS (AKES) and Susannah (Susan) HARRIS (see #29) were as follows:
- i. Susan L.4 AKES was born on 27 Jun 1812 Rockcastle County, Kentucky.133 She married Nathaniel McVEY on 28 May 1829 in Macoupin County, Illinois. (State index and Dodd read: Nathan McVEY and Susan AKES.).180,303
- ii. Henry Harrison AKES was born on 24 Aug 1814 Rockcastle County, Kentucky.304,305 According to the 1870 census, he was born circa 1814 in Kentucky.306 He married Emily Marguite SEGO, daughter of Lemuel D. SEGO and Elizabeth BLAKELY, on 20 Oct 1841 in Daviess County, Missouri. (Dodd and Ellsberry read: Henry F. AKES and Emily SEGO; Ellsberry adds -by Benjamin Salmen Jr, JP.).256,257 Conflicting evidence indicates he and Emily Marguite SEGO were married on 21 Oct 1841 in Daviess County, Missouri.304 He died on 26 Oct 1897 in Leon, Decatur County, Iowa, at age 83.304,305 He is buried in Palestine Cemetery, Decatur County, Iowa. (The Cemetery Book reads, "Harvey H. AKES Aug 24, 1814 Oct 26, 1897").304,305
On 2 Oct 1854, Henry H. AKES, of Gentry County, Missouri, purchased land described as:
the North West quarter of the North East quarter of Section fifteen, in Township Sixty four, of Range Thirty, in the District of Lands subject to sale at Plattsburg, Missouri, containing forty acres.307 On 1 Jun 1859, Henry H. AKES, of Gentry County, Missouri, purchased land described as:
the North West quarter of the North East quarter of Section fifteen, in Township Sixty four, of Range Thirty, in the District of Lands subject to sale at Plattsburg no Boonville, Missouri, containing forty acres.308 The 1861 tax list for Gentry County, Missouri, lists Harrison AKES having personal property worth $55, owning 140 acres in Section 12, Township 64, Range 30. The land was valued at $340 and included 28 improved acres. He also paid a poll tax. Harrison also owned 20 acres in Section 12, Township 62, Range 30, valued at $40, containing timber and brush.121 He is listed as head of household on the 22 Jun 1870 census Miller Township, Gentry County, Missouri, as Henry H. AKES. The census listed him as age 56, farmer, owning real estate worth $670 and personal property worth $355, born in Kentucky. Enumerated with him were Emily AKES, Mary E. AKES, Susanna AKES, Emily AKES, and Henry H. AKES.306 He was enumerated with John J. FUNDERBURGH on the 1 Jun 1880 census Butler Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as Henry H. AKES. He was listed as age __, widowed, father-in-law, retired blacksmith. He was born in Kentucky. The birthplace of his parents was not recorded. Henry Harrison AKES was listed in the household of John J. FUNDERBURGH.309
- iii. Harmon (Hermon) Jackson AKES was born on 27 Aug 1816 Rockcastle County, Kentucky.133 He married Martha McKinney FROST, daughter of McCaslin FROST and Penina SMITH, on 14 Mar 1839 in Jefferson County, Iowa. (Dodd reads: Harmon I. AKES and Martha FROST.).310
On 6 Apr 1836, Hermon Jackson AKES paid $1.25 per acre for 40 acres of land in Macoupin County, Illinois, described as: North West quarter of the North West quarter of Section 10, Township 10 North, Range 6 West.302
- 14. iv. Granville Smith AKES.
- v. Stephen Rutherford AKES was born on 18 Dec 1821 Daviess County, Kentucky.133,311 Conflicting evidence indicates he was born on 18 Dec 1821 in Rockcastle County, Kentucky.35 He married Emaline Rosetta MEEKER on 29 Jul 1842 in Jefferson County, Iowa. (Dodd reads: Stephen R. AKES and Emaline MEEKER.).310 He married Catherine Martha WYATT.35 He married Electa M. NICHOLS.35 He married Sarah Ann SHIVELY.35 He died on 20 May 1908 at age 86.311 He is buried in Palestine Cemetery, Decatur Township, Decatur County, Iowa. (The Cemetery Book reads, "Stephen R. AKES, died May 20, 1908, aged 86y 5m 2d").312
- vi. Priscilla AKES was born on 11 Dec 1823 Daviess County, Kentucky.313,133 She married John CONYERS on 15 Mar 1839 in Henry County, Iowa. (Dodd reads Priscilla AKES and John CONYERS.).313,314,310 She died on 3 Oct 1910 in Moorhead, Monona County, Iowa, at age 86.304 She is buried in Preparation, Monona County, Iowa.
John and Priscilla joined the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (Mormon) in the 1840's and moved to Nauvoo, Hancock County, Illinois. They were among the first to join the Reorganized LDS Church. John was baptized and confirmed a member on 18 Apr 1861.304
- vii. Julie Ann (Juliann) AKES was born on 5 Jun 1827 near Carlinville, Macoupin County, Illinois.35 Conflicting evidence indicates she was born on 5 Jun 1827 in Daviess County, Kentucky.133 She married John WINN on 7 Mar 1844 in Hancock County, Illinois. (State index reads: Julia Ann AKERS and John WINN.).315 She died before 1860.
- viii. Lucretia Christine AKES was born on 10 Feb 1830 near Carlinville, Macoupin County, Illinois.35,133 She married Henry HAMLIN (HAMBLEN) on 19 Jan 1849 in Keokuk County, Iowa. (Dodd reads: Lucretia AKES and Henry HAMBLIN.).310 She married George Washington SMITH.35
- ix. Arminda AKES was born on 7 Jul 1832 near Carlinville, Macoupin County, Illinois.35,133
29. Susannah (Susan)5 HARRIS was born circa 1778 Virginia.300 Conflicting evidence indicates she was born on 12 Oct 1793 in Virginia.35 She married Peter AKERS (AKES) (see #28), son of Mr AKERS, on 16 Jul 1811 in Rockcastle County, Kentucky.24,35 She married Frederick PITZER on 14 Apr 1836 in Macoupin County, Illinois. (State index reads: Frederick PITZER and Susan AKERS.).16,316 She married Absalom (Absalem) HART, son of Heth HART and Elizabeth (--?--), on 17 Feb 1840 in Jefferson County, Iowa.16,35 She died on 19 Sep 1865 in Little Sioux, Harrison County, Iowa.300,35
30. Absalom (Absalem)5 HART (Heth, #60) was born on 15 Jul 1797 North Carolina or Tennessee.317 He was born on 15 Aug 1797 North Carolina.35 Conflicting evidence indicates he was born on 20 Aug 1797 in Chatham County, North Carolina.35 Conflicting evidence indicates he was born on 15 Sep 1797 in Chatham County, North Carolina.318,319 He married Deborah HODGSON (HODSON) (see #31), daughter of George HODGSON (HODSON) and Rachel Christy OLDHAM, on 22 Jan 1820.317 Conflicting evidence indicates he and Deborah HODGSON (HODSON) were married on 20 Dec 1820 in Highland County, Ohio.320 Additional evidence indicates he and Deborah HODGSON (HODSON) were married on 20 Dec 1820 in Union Township, Highland County, Ohio.321 He married Susannah (Susan) HARRIS on 17 Feb 1840 in Jefferson County, Iowa.16,35 He died circa 1847.16 He died in 1853 in Des Moines, Polk County, Iowa.35 Additional information indicated he died in Des Moines River, Iowa.35 Conflicting evidence indicates he died in 1878.317
In 1827, he moved his family from Highland Co, OH, to Madison Co, IN, and in 1839 to Henry Co, IA, where his wife died. His second wife, Susannah HARRIS, was the widow of Peter AKES, who died in 1835, and Frederick PITZER, who died in 1839. In 1842, they moved to Jefferson Co, IA, in 1844, they moved to St Joseph, Buchanan, MO, and in 1845, they moved back to Jefferson Co, IA. On 8 Jun 1833, Absolem HART, of Madison County, Indiana, purchased land described as:
the East half of the North East quarter of Section twenty one, in Township eighteen North, of Range Eight East, in the District of Lands subject to sale at Indianapolis, Indiana, containing eighty acres.322 On 5 Aug 1834, Absolem HART, of Madison County, Indiana, purchased land described as:
the West half of the South East quarter of Section Thirty five, in Township Twenty North, of Range Eight East, in the District of Lands subject to sale at Indianapolis, Indiana, containing eighty acres.323 On 2 Sep 1834, Absalom HART, of Madison County, Indiana, purchased land described as:
the East half of the South East quarter of Section Five, in Township Twenty nine North, of Range Seven East, in the District of Lands subject to sale at Fort Wayne, Indiana, containing eighty acres.324 On 1 Oct 1835, Absalom HART, of Lawrence County, Indiana, purchased land described as:
the South West quarter of the North West quarter of Section thirty two, in Township six North, of Range One West, in the District of Lands subject to sale at Vincennes, Indiana, containing forty acres.325
The nine known children of Absalom (Absalem)5 HART and Deborah HODGSON (HODSON) (see #31) were as follows:
- i. Isaiah4 HART was born in 1821 Union Township, Highland County, Ohio.317 He married Cynthia Ann PALMER on 7 Dec 1842 in Jefferson County, Iowa.317 He died in 1852 in Iowa.317
- ii. George HART was born on 20 Nov 1822.317 He married Sarah PALMER on 21 May 1843.317 He died on 26 Sep 1878 in Linn County, Kansas, at age 55.317
In 1854, they moved to Kansas, taking Sarah's sister, Cynthia Ann, with them.[CI:175:?3:CI].
- iii. Thomas R. HART was born on 23 Nov 1823 Highland County, Ohio.317,326 He married Elizabeth HAWTHORNE on 21 Jul 1842 in Jefferson County, Iowa. (The wedding was witnessed by Absalom HART, Sr.).317 He died in Aug 1859 in Linn County, Kansas, at age 35.326 Conflicting evidence indicates he died in 1869 in Linn County, Kansas.317
He moved to Kansas in 1857.[CI:176:?3:CI].
- iv. Alson A. HART was born on 2 Sep 1824 Highland County, Ohio.317 He married Mary RAPE on 28 Feb 1845 in Jefferson County, Iowa.317 He married Nancy (--?--).317 He and Nancy (--?--) were divorced in 1899.317 He married Anna CLARK.317 He died in 1904 in Missouri.317
In Oct 1847, he enlisted in the 2nd Regiment, U.S. Dragoons, Company C, for the Mexican War. He served under General Scott and received an honorable discharge in Jul 1848. He moved to Linn Co, KS, in 1858, although in May 1869 bought land in Franklin Twp, Grundy Co, IA.[CI:178:?3:CI].
- 15. v. Mary W. "Polly" HART.
- vi. Margaret Matilda HART was born on 8 Feb 1831 Madison County, Indiana.317,124 She married William LEE.317 She died on 20 Oct 1902 at age 71.124 She is buried in Jones Chapel Cemetery, Butler Township (S of New Hampton), Harrison County, Missouri. (Tombstone reads, "William M. LEE Jul 20, 1826 - July 18, 1886/Margaret M. LEE Feb 8, 1831 - Oct 20, 1902").124
- vii. Sarah HART was born in 1833 Madison County, Indiana.317 She married Matthew GRAHAM.317 She married Mr CARTER.317 She married Jacob LANDIS.317 She married Preacher McROBERTS.317
- viii. Deborah HART was born in 1835.317 She married James R. MURRAY.317 She died circa 1859.317
- ix. Absalom HART Jr was born on 1 Jun 1837 Indiana.317 He married Amanda SHION, daughter of Johnah SHION and Isabell LAIRD, on 22 Jan 1860 in Jefferson County, Iowa.317,320 He died on 19 Jan 1915 in Pleasant Grove Township, Mahaska County, Iowa, at age 77.317 He is buried in Boswell Cemetery, Jackson Township, Poweshiek County, Iowa.317
He moved to Linn Co, KS, in 1868. He returned to Iowa in 1876. On 3 Jan 1856, Absalom HART, of Perry County, Missouri, purchased land described as:
the South East quarter of the South East quarter of Section thirty one, in Township thirty five North, of Range nine East, in the District of Lands subject to sale at Jackson, Missouri, containing forty acres.327 On 10 Jun 1856, Absalom HART, of Perry County, Missouri, purchased land described as:
the East half of Lot Numbered two of the North Weast quarter of Section five, in Township thirty four North, of Range nine East, in the District of Lands subject to sale at Jackson, Missouri, containing forty acres, and four hundredths of an acre.328
31. Deborah5 HODGSON (HODSON) (George, #62) was born on 15 Mar 1789 of Guilford County, North Carolina.329 Conflicting evidence indicates she was born on 29 Jun 1804.317 She married Absalom (Absalem) HART (see #30), son of Heth HART and Elizabeth (--?--), on 22 Jan 1820.317 Conflicting evidence indicates she and Absalom (Absalem) HART were married on 20 Dec 1820 in Highland County, Ohio.320 Additional evidence indicates she and Absalom (Absalem) HART were married on 20 Dec 1820 in Union Township, Highland County, Ohio.321 She died in 1839 in Henry County, Iowa.317
Generation Six
34. Daniel6 RUNYON (Benjamin, #68) was born in 1750 Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey.200,330 Additional evidence indicates he was born on 29 Aug 1750 in Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey.35 He married Ann (or Lydia) LENOX (LENNOX) (see #35) circa 1771.331,35 He married Rachel MORRIS, daughter of Daniel MORRIS and Rachel (--?--), circa 1785 in New Jersey.331,24 He died circa 1815 in Mayslick, Mason County, Kentucky.331 His will was probated on 9 May 1815 in Mason County, Kentucky.331 Additional information indicated he died on 24 Dec 1817 in Mayslick, Mason County, Kentucky.35
After the death of his first wife, he remarried, and in 1787 moved his family to Kentucky. They came by the Wilderness Road and settled at Mayslick, Mason Co. He purchased land at or near Mayslick and held much valuable land in Mason County. He also owned several slaves. The 13 Apr 1791 issue of the The Kentucky Gazette mention Daniel RUNYEN living 2 miles from the Bourbon County Courthouse.332 On 25 Mar 1792, Daniel RUNYON was listed in the Bourbon County, Kentucky, tax books, with one white male over 21, 10 horses, and 36 cattle.333 On 6 Nov 1793, Daniel RUNYON was listed in the Bourbon County, Kentucky, tax books, with one white male over 21, three horses, and 17 cattle.334 On 12 Jun 1794, Daniel RUNYAN was listed in the Mason County, Kentucky tax books. He was listed with one white male over 21, four horses, and 39 cattle. On 4 Aug 1796, Daniel RUNYAN was listed in the Mason County, Kentucky, tax books with 125 acres of land on Mason watercourse. He was listed with one white male over 21, six cattle, and seven 4-wheeled carriages. On 22 Aug 1797, Daniel RUNYAN was listed in the Mason County, Kentucky, tax books with 125 acres of land on Mason watercourse. He was listed with two white males over 21 and four horses. He is listed in the 1800 Tax List of Mason County, Kentucky. On 26 Apr 1803, he was listed in the Mason Co, KY tax books. He was listed with one white male over 21, one black over 16, one total blacks, and four horses. On 20 Jun 1805, he was listed in the Mason County, Kentucky, tax books with 142 acres of land on Lee's Creek, one white male 16 to 21, one black over 16, three total blacks, and five horses. On 11 Jun 1806, he was listed in the Mason Co, KY tax books with 142 acres of land near Lee's Creek, one white male over 21, three white males over 16 but under 21, one black over 16, four total blacks, and five horses. On 24 Jul 1807, he was listed in the Mason Co, KY tax books on with 142 acres of land near Lee's Creek, one white male over 21, one white male over 16 but under 21, one black over 16, four total blacks, and 6 horses. On 2 Jun 1808, he was listed in the Mason Co, KY tax books with 142 acres of land near Lee's Creek, one white male over 21, one white male over 16 but under 21, one black over 16, five total blacks, and 4 horses). In 1809, e was listed in the Mason Co, KY tax books with 142 acres of land near Lee's Creek, one white male over 21, one white male over 16 but under 21, five total blacks, and four horses.
The four known children of Daniel6 RUNYON and Ann (or Lydia) LENOX (LENNOX) (see #35) were as follows:
- 17. i. Ruth5 RUNYON.
- ii. David L. RUNYON was born on 4 Jun 1772 New Jersey.200,35 He married Mary ROSE.200 He died on 3 Aug 1840 at age 68.35
- iii. Anna RUNYON was born on 9 May 1781 New Jersey.331 Conflicting evidence indicates she was born circa 1776 in New Jersey.35 She died on 7 Jul 1782 at age 1.
- iv. Susannah RUNYON was born on 18 Mar 1783 New Jersey.331 She was born circa 1776 New Jersey.35 She married Elijah BELL on 8 Dec 1800 in Mason County, Kentucky.335,336
On 15 Mar 1808, Elijah BELL, a resident of Kentucky, purchased land in Section 14, Township 11, Range 4 Champaign County, OH.337
35. Ann (or Lydia)6 LENOX (LENNOX) married Daniel RUNYON (see #34), son of Benjamin RUNYON and Ann (Anna) Van COURT (twin), circa 1771.331,35
36. Joel6 HARBOUR (Talmon, #72) was born in 1750 Virginia.338,207 Conflicting evidence indicates he was born circa 1760 in Virginia.339,340 He married Sarah PACKARD (see #37) in 1780 in Henry County, Virginia.329,207 He died circa 1814 in Champaign County, Ohio.207
In 1777, he took the oath of allegience in Henry County, VA. He appears to have served three months as a private in the Virginia Militia.205 They owned 464 acres in the part of Henry Co, VA, which became Patrick Co.205 He was one of the early settlers of Champaign Co, OH, arriving in Mad River Twp in 1806. In 1813 he moved to the area of Mad River Twp later set off as Adams Twp. Elisha HARBOUR, probably his son, was appointed administrator of his estate 5 Dec 1814. Harden HARBOUR, of Champaign County, Ohio, who purchased land on 10 Nov 1831, may have been another son.341 In 1809, Joel and Sarah sold their land in Patrick Co, VA, and joined their sons, Elisha and William, in Champaign Co, OH. Their son Jesse and his wife, Jane, made the journey with them.205 The following were recorded and may be children, or grandchildren, of Joel and Sarah HARBOUR:
Abner HARBOUR, 1810 Champaign Co, OH, tax list, Book 407, page 51.
Elijah HARBOUR, 1850 census, Champaign Co, Mad River Twp, page 434.
Isaiah W. HARBOUR, 1830 census, Hamilton Co, Columbia Twp, page 184.
Jonathan HARBOUR, 1830 census, Champaign Co, Goshen Twp, page 9.
Robert HARBOUR, 1830 census, Champaign Co, Goshen Twp, page 9.
William HARBOUR, 1810 Champaign Co, tax list, Book 407, page 51.
William HARBOUR, 1830 census, Champaign Co, Goshen Twp, page 5.
William HARBOUR, 1840 census, Champaign Co, Goshen Twp, page 299.
William HARBOUR, 1850 census, Champaign Co, Goshen Twp, page 311.
The five known children of Joel6 HARBOUR and Sarah PACKARD (see #37) were as follows:
- i. Elisha5 HARBOUR was born on 3 Aug 1782 Henry County (now Patrick County), Virginia.342,205,207 According to the 1860 census, he was born circa 1784 in Virginia.343 He married Catherine ARROWSMITH, daughter of Samuel ARROWSMITH Jr and Mary MILLARD, on 1 Mar 1804 in Champaign County, Ohio.342,205,207 He married Mrs Elizabeth KIRKPATRICK after 16 Jul 1860.342 He died on 26 Nov 1867 in near Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana, at age 85.342,205,207 He is buried in Ohio.205
He and his brother, William, settled in Champaign Co, OH, in the early 1800s.205 In 1810, Elisha HARBOUR was listed in the in Champaign County, Ohio, tax list. (Book 407, page 51).344 He was listed on the in 1830 census Mad River Township, Champaign County, Ohio, The 1830 census lists Elisha HARBOUR, on page 31, in Mad River Twp, Champaign, OH.345 He was listed on the in 1840 census Mad River Township, Champaign County, Ohio, The 1840 census lists Elisha HARBOUR, on page 342, in Mad River Twp, Champaign, OH.346 He is listed as head of household on the 22 Jul 1850 census Mad River Township, Champaign County, Ohio, as Elisha HARBOUR. The census listed him as age 67, farmer, born in Virginia.347 He is listed as head of household on the 16 Jul 1860 census Mad River Township, Champaign County, Ohio, as Elisha HARBOR. The census listed him as age 76, farmer, owning real estate worth $7,000 and personal property worth $200, born in Virginia. Enumerated with him were Catherine HARBOR, Elisha WILSON, Ira OWENS, and Nancy J. McLERY.343
- ii. William HARBOUR was born on 28 Jan 1785 Henry County (now Patrick County), Virginia.205,207 According to the 1850 census, he was born circa 1786 in Virginia.348 He married Ann ARROWSMITH, daughter of Samuel ARROWSMITH Jr and Mary MILLARD, on 1 Oct 1806 in Ross County, Ohio.342,207 He married Mary MILLER on 30 Apr 1835 in Champaign County, Ohio. (Marriage record reads: Wm HARBER and Mary STEWARD.).74,342,207 He died on 26 May 1856 in Champaign County, Ohio, at age 71.342,207
He and his brother, Elisha, settled in Champaign Co, OH, in the early 1800s. According to Beers, they arrived from North Carolina in 1850.349 He is listed as head of household on the 26 Aug 1850 census Concord Township, Champaign County, Ohio, as William Harbour. The census listed him as age 64, farmer, owning real estate worth $13,500, born in Virginia.348
- 18. iii. Jesse HARBOUR.
- iv. Elizabeth HARBOUR was born on 21 Dec 1795 Virginia.205,207 She married Henry RITTER on 14 Mar 1812.207
- v. Germaine HARBOUR.
37. Sarah6 PACKARD was born in Mar 1756.205,207 She married Joel HARBOUR (see #36), son of Talmon HARBOUR and Mary WRIGHT, in 1780 in Henry County, Virginia.329,207 She died in Apr 1850 at age 94.205,207
Sarah was captured and held by Shawnee Indians as a child. She was rescued by whites after all her family had been murdered by the Shawnees.207
40. John6 MITCHELL (John, #80). According to the 1860 census, he was born circa 1778 in Pennsylvania.350 He married Ann PLUMMER (see #41) on 25 Jun 1805 in Washington County, Ohio.329 Conflicting evidence indicates he and Ann PLUMMER were married in 1806 in Belmont County, Ohio.35 He married Sarah HART on 27 May 1812 in Belmont County, Ohio. He married Milicent (--?--) before 1825.35 He married Jane HUNT on 1 Dec 1855 in Harrison County, Missouri. (marriage records read: John MITCHELL & Jane HUNT.).113 He died in 1863 in Harrison County, Missouri.35
He was a farmer. In 1860 John and Jane were living in Bethany Township, Harrison Co, MO. He was 82 years old, born in Pennsylvania, and she was 67, born in South Carolina. His real estate was worth $200 and his property was worth $200.
On 15 Jul 1825, John MITCHELL, of Belmont County, Ohio, purchased land described as.351the East half of the South West quarter of section Thirty Six, in township five, of range four, in the District of Marietta, State of Ohio, Containing seventy nine acres and eighty eight hundredths of an acre.. John MITCHELL, and his sons Daniel, Jacob, and James M., were among those who arrived in Harrison County, Missouri, prior to 1850. Also listed is William MITCHELL, but it is not know if he is related.227 He is listed as head of household on the 3 Jul 1860 census Bethany Township, Harrison County, Ohio, as John MITCHELL. The census listed him as age 82, farmer, owning real estate worth $200 and personal property worth $200, born in Pennsylvania. Enumerated with him were Jane MITCHELL and Ellen REHAY.350The two known children of John6 MITCHELL and Ann PLUMMER (see #41) both born in Ohio were as follows:
- i. Jacob5 MITCHELL was born in 1807.35 He married Miss TIMMONS.35
Jacob MITCHELL was among those who arrived in Harrison County, Missouri, prior to 1850.227
- 20. ii. James M. MITCHELL.
41. Ann6 PLUMMER was born circa 1786 Pennsylvania.35 She married John MITCHELL (see #40), son of John MITCHELL and Jannett CLARK, on 25 Jun 1805 in Washington County, Ohio.329 Conflicting evidence indicates she and John MITCHELL were married in 1806 in Belmont County, Ohio.35 She died in Belmont County, Ohio.35
42. Luther Colvin6 CORBIN (Edward Eastman, #84) was born on 1 Apr 1775 Middletown Township, Rutland County, Vermont.35,352 He married Miss ABBOTT before 1798.35 He married Mary "Polly" SHARP (see #43), daughter of Abraham SHARP (SCHARP) and Jacomyntje (Jemima) Van DEUSEN, on 10 May 1800 in Rutland County, Vermont.35,353 He died in Aug 1831 in Tippecanoe County, Indiana, at age 56.35
On 25 May 1825, Luther C. CORBIN, of Wabash County, Indiana, purchased land described as.354
.- the west fraction of the South East quarter of Section Seventeen, in Township Twenty Two north, of Range three west, in the District of Terre Haute and State of Indiana, containing Twenty Two Acres.
On 10 Apr 1826, Luther C. CORBIN, of Wabash County, Indiana, purchased land described as.355
.- the West fraction of the North East quarter of Section Twenty, in Township twenty two north, of range three west, in the District of lands offered for sale at Crawfordsville in the State of Indiana, containing Twenty three acres and sixty hundredths of an acre.
On 2 Apr 1829, Luther C. CORBIN, purchased land described as.356
.- the East half of the South West quarter of Section Seventeen, in township twenty two north of range three west, in the District of lands offered for sale at Crawfordsville, Indiana, Containing Eighty acres.
The nine known children of Luther Colvin6 CORBIN and Mary "Polly" SHARP (see #43) were as follows:
- i. Edward5 CORBIN was born in 1801 Fairhaven, Rutland County, Vermont.35 He married Luvina (--?--) circa 1848 in Indiana.35
On 1 Jul 1852, Edward CORBIN, of Tippecanoe County, Indiana, purchased land described as.357
.- the South East quarter of the North East quarter of Section thirty two, in Township twenty three, North of Range three West, in the District of Lands subject to sale at Crawfordsville, Indiana, containing forty acres.
- ii. Dorcas CORBIN was born in 1802 Fairhaven, Rutland County, Vermont. She married Richard MOORE.35
- iii. Miranda CORBIN was born circa 1804.35 She married Michael MURRAY.35
- 21. iv. Lucinda Elizabeth CORBIN.
- v. Daniel A. CORBIN was born on 31 Oct 1815 Ohio.35
- vi. John Grover CORBIN was born on 4 Jan 1818 Hamilton, Butler County, Ohio.35 He married Polly (--?--) circa 1844 in Indiana.35
- vii. Luther C. CORBIN was born on 1 Nov 1819 Sullivan County, Indiana.35 He married Elizabeth FELKY.35
- viii. A daughter CORBIN was born after 1824 Tippecanoe County, Indiana.35 She died before 1833 in Tippecanoe County, Indiana.35
- ix. Victor Pery CORBIN was born on 1 Dec 1824 Tippecanoe County, Indiana.35 Conflicting evidence indicates he was born on 15 Feb 1825.358 According to the 1870 census, he was born circa 1825 in Indiana.359 He married Sarah A. TIMMONS on 24 Apr 1850 in Harrison County, Missouri.35,358 He died on 12 Apr 1890 at age 65.358
On 1 Oct 1852, Victor CORBIN, of Harrison County, Missouri, purchased land described as.360
.- the South East quarter of the North East quarter of Section Twenty nine, in Township Sixy three, of Range Twenty Eight, in the District of Lands subject to sale at Plattsburg, Missouri, Containing forty acres.
On 1 Oct 1859, Victor P. CORBIN, of Harrison County, Missouri, purchased land described as.361
. He is listed as head of household on the 15 Jul 1870 census Cypress Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as Victor P. CORBIN. The census listed him as age 45, farmer, owning real estate worth $600 and personal property worth $600, born in Indiana. Enumerated with him were Sarah CORBIN, Almeda CORBIN, Exadelia CORBIN, (illegible) CORBIN, John G. CORBIN, and Lucinda CORBIN.359 The 1876 Atlas of Harrison County, Missouri, indicates V.P. CORBIN owned 40 acres in Bethany Township (T63N, R28W). The land included 40 acres in the North East quarter of the North West quarter of Section 33.84- the North East quarter of the North West quarter of section thirty three, in Township sixty three of Range twenty eight, in the district of lands formerly subject to sale at Plattsburg, Missouri, now Boonville, containing Forty acres.
43. Mary "Polly"6 SHARP (Abraham SHARP (SCHARP), #86) was born in 1779 New York.35 She married Luther Colvin CORBIN (see #42), son of Edward Eastman CORBIN and Experience "Charity" COLVIN, on 10 May 1800 in Rutland County, Vermont.35,353 She married Edward CULLUM on 17 Feb 1832 in Tippecanoe County, Indiana.35
44. William6 FLINT (Thomas, #88) was born on 15 Jul 1765 Worcester Couty, Maryland.362 Additional evidence indicates he was born circa 1766 in Worcester County, Maryland.241 According to the 1800 census, he was born between 1756 and 1774.244 He married Temperance HUMPHRIES (HUMPHRIESS/HUMPHRIS) (see #45), daughter of Joseph HUMPHRIES (HUMPHRIESS/HUMPHRIS), before 1792 in Worcester/Wicomico County, Maryland.241 He died between 1810 and 1812 in Maryland.241
He was enumerated on the 1800 census Worcester County, Maryland, as William FLINT. His household was recorded as two males under 10, one male 26-44, one female under 10, and one female 26-44.241,363
The six known children of William6 FLINT and Temperance HUMPHRIES (HUMPHRIESS/HUMPHRIS) (see #45) were as follows:
- i. John5 FLINT was born in 1792 Maryland.240 According to the 1800 census, he was born between 1791 and 1800.244 He possibly died in 1812 . (It is rumored John died at sea in 1812. A John FLINT served 4 Sep 1813 to 2 Mar 1814, in Capt William T. Cullum's Company (County unknown.241 His estate was settled on 11 Aug 1814 in Hamilton County, Ohio.241
- ii. Dorcas FLINT was born on 21 Sep 1795 Worcester County, Maryland.241 According to the 1800 census, she was born between 1791 and 1800.244 She married Samuel DAVIS, son of James B. DAVIS and Mary TAYLOR, on 18 Dec 1817 in Brookville, Franklin County, Indiana. (marriage records read: Samuel DAVIS & Dorcus FLINT.).241,261 Conflicting evidence indicates she and Samuel DAVIS were married on 8 Dec 1817.240 She died on 21 Nov 1868 in Union County, Indiana, at age 73.241 She is buried in New Hope Cemetery, Union County, Indiana. (Tombstone reads: DAVIS, Dorcus, 21 Sept 1795, 21 Nov 1868, 73 yrs 2months, wife of Samuel DAVIS).241
- 22. iii. Thomas FLINT.
- iv. (Elder) George Washington FLINT was born on 19 Jul 1801 Stepney Parish, Worcester County, Maryland.240,364,365,242 He was baptized in Green Hill Church, Stepney Parish, Worcester County, Indiana.241 He married Nancy Ann FOSTER, daughter of Thomas FOSTER and Rachel THOMAS, on 21 May 1827 in Ohio.241 He married Margaret Jane REEVES after 1850.241 He died on 25 Sep 1871 in Coffey, Daviess County, Missouri, at age 70.242,241 Conflicting evidence indicates he died on 21 Sep 1871.241 Conflicting evidence indicates he died on 25 Sep 1881.243,245,246 He is buried in McClary Cemetery, Washington Township (NE of Coffey), Daviess County, Missouri. (Tombstone reads, "Eld. George FLINT, died Sep 25, 1871, aged 70 ys 2m 6d." Cemetery books reads George FLINT, d. Sept.25 1881, age 70y. 2m. 6d").242,243,245,246
He was listed on the in 1830 census Franklin County, Indiana.241 About 1834, they moved to Franklin County, Indiana.364
On 1 Aug 1837, George FLINT, of Franklin County, Indiana, purchased land described as.366
the North East quarter of the North West quarter of Section thirty four, in Township twelve North, of Range seven East, in the District of Lands subject to sale at Indianapolis, Indiana, containing forth acres.. He was listed on the in 1840 census Franklin County, Indiana.241 About 1841, they moved to Daviess County, Missouri, settling in Washington Township.367 On 1 May 1846, George FLINT, of Daviess County, Missouri, purchased land described as.368the South West quarter of Section eight, in Township sixty one, of Range twenty seven, in the District of Lands subject to sale at Plattsburg, Missouri, containing one hundred and sixty acres.. On 1 May 1846, George FLINT, of Daviess County, Missouri, purchased land described as.369the North East quarter of Section seventeen, in Township sixty one, of Range twenty seven, in the District of Lands subject to sale at Plattsburg, Missouri, containing one hundred and sixty acres.. On 1 May 1846, George FLINT, of Daviess County, Missouri, purchased land described as.370the South East quarter of Section seven, in Township sixty one, of Range twenty seven, in the District of Lands subject to sale at Plattsburg, Missouri, containing one hundred and sixty acres.. He is listed as head of household on the 1850 census Daviess County, Missouri, as George FLINT. The census listed him as age 45, preacher, owning real estate worth $1,000, born in Maryland. Enumerated with him were Louisa A. FLINT, Thomas W. FLINT, Maria FLINT, John FLINT, Andrew FLINT, Asby FLINT, and Larkin FLINT.241 George was a circuit riding preacher for the Christian Church. He organized a church at Ford's Schoolhouse of Worship in Coffey, Daviess County, Missouri. He also organized and was pastor of Arrow Rock Christian Church and preached in Brunswick.241 On 2 Oct 1854, George FLINT, of Daviess County, Missouri, purchased land described as.371the North West quarter of the North West quarter of Section twenty six, in Township sixty one, of Range twenty seven, in the District of Lands subject to sale at Plattsburg, Missouri, containing forty acres.. On 24 Feb 1856, George helped organize the Pilot Grove (later Scotland) Church of Christ in Washington Township, Daviess County, Missouri.372 On 10 Mar 1856, George FLINT, of Daviess County, Missouri, purchased land described as.373the North West quarter of the North East quarter of Section twenty seven, in Township sixty one, of Range twenty seven, in the District of Lands subject to sale at Plattsburg, Missouri, containing forty acres.. On 10 Mar 1856, George FLINT, of Daviess County, Missouri, purchased land described as.374the North East quarter of the North West quarter of Section twenty seven, in Township sixty one, of Range twenty seven, in the District of Lands subject to sale at Plattsburg, Missouri, containing forty acres.. He is listed as head of household on the 27 Jun 1860 census Salem Township, Daviess County, Missouri, as George FLINT. The cesus listed him as age 58, farmer, owning real estate worth $1,400 and personal property worth $400, born in Maryland. Enumerated with him were Margaret FLINT, Maria FLINT, Asby FLINT, and Larkin FLINT.375 The Coffey Christian Church was organized on 17 Jun 1868. It was the first of three churches in the town of Coffey, which was platted in 1856. The FLINT family was among the first members, with Rev. George FLINT being the first pastor.376 He is listed as head of household on the 1870 census Salem Township, Daviess County, Missouri, as George FLINT. The census listed him as age 68, minister, owning real estate worth $900 and personal property worth $2,000, born in Maryland. Enumerated with him were M. Jane FLINT.377- v. Maria L. FLINT was born on 1 Jul 1804 Stepney Parish, Worcester County, Maryland.240,241 She was baptized in Greenhill Church, Stepney Parish, Worcester/Wicomico County, Maryland.241 She married Oliver P. THURSTON on 11 Nov 1824 in Franklin County, Indiana. (marriage records read: Oliver P. THURSTON & Maria FLINT.).241,261 She died on 18 Jun 1870 in Franklin County, Indiana, at age 65.241 She is buried in Bethlehem Cemetery, Franklin County, Indiana. (Tombstone reads: "Maria L. Thurston 65yrs 11months 17days d. June 18, 1870 w/o Oliver").241
- vi. (Rev) Joseph Humphress FLINT was born on 30 Mar 1807 Stepney Parish, Worcester County, Maryland.241 He was baptized in Greenhill Church, Stepney Parish, Worcester/Wicomico County, Maryland.241 He married Rebecca ABRAHAM on 3 Sep 1836 in Butler County, Ohio.241 Conflicting evidence indicates he and Rebecca ABRAHAM were married on 24 Jul 1836 in Butler County, Ohio.378 He is buried in Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa.241
During the winter of 1841-42, they moved to Iowa, where they lived in Fairfield, Jefferson County.379 In the spring of 1843, they moved to Wapello County, settling in Washington Township, 1/2 mile from Eldon.379 In 1846 he was elected to the State Legislature from Wapello, Jefferson, and Van Buren Counties. He served five terms.379 From 1858 to 1862, he served two terms as Wapello County Judge.379 He was listed on the in 1860 census index Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa, Page 805. In 1866, he bought "Knight Farm", where they lived the remainder of their lives.379
45. Temperance6 HUMPHRIES (HUMPHRIESS/HUMPHRIS) (Joseph, #90) was born circa 1770.241 According to the 1800 census, she was born between 1756 and 1774.244 She married William FLINT (see #44), son of Thomas FLINT and Sarah (--?--), before 1792 in Worcester/Wicomico County, Maryland.241 She died on 20 Nov 1833 in Union County, Indiana.241 Conflicting evidence indicates she died in 1820 in Hamilton County, Ohio.240 She is buried on 22 Nov 1833 in New Hope Cemetery, Union County, Indiana.241
About 1811, Temperance moved her family to Indiana. On 11 Aug 1814, in Hamilton County, Ohio, Temperance FLINT was named administrator for the estate of John FLINT.241 She was listed on the in 1820 census Franklin County, Indiana.241
46. Thomas6 FOSTER (William, #92) was born on 12 Nov 1772 Muddy Creek, York County, Pennsylvania.283 Conflicting evidence indicates he was born on 18 Nov 1772 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania.240 He married Rachel THOMAS (see #47) in 1795 in Pennsylvania.283 He died on 28 Nov 1855 at age 83.283 Conflicting evidence indicates he died on 28 Nov 1853.240 He is buried in Antioch Cemetery, Sherman Township (SE of Bethany), Harrison County, Missouri.
He was born in what was then Maryland but is now part of Pennsylvania.380 After the birth of their son, David, they moved to Hamilton County, Ohio, near Cincinnati. Later, they lived in Rush and Franklin Counties, Indiana. They also lived in Illinois, and finally moved to the Grand River Country in northwest Missouri. They came in 13 covered wagons, sometimes called Prairie Schooners, each drawn by two horses, besides a number who rode on horseback. Their group included about 42 people who made the 500 mile trip, settling in Daviess and Harrison Counties. In Missouri, prairie sod was so tough it was difficult to put into cultivation and good water was difficult to find on the prairies. For these reasons the settlements were made near where the timber and prairie joined. Thomas and Rachel had about 80 acres of good white-oak timber and prairie. They cut prairie grass for hay, used wild meats altogether and cultivated Indian corn for bread.381 Thomas and his family moved west about 1838, settling in Daviess County, Missouri. Thomas settled in the norther portion of the county that is now Harrison County and his son, David, settled about three miles east of Coffey.380 Thomas FOSTER was among those who arrived in Harrison County, Missouri, prior to 1850.227
The nine known children of Thomas6 FOSTER and Rachel THOMAS (see #47) were as follows:
- i. Elizabeth5 FOSTER was born on 25 May 1798 Pennsylvania or Ohio.35,283 She married Ansel TERRY, son of Robert TERRY and Chloe WORRELL, on 30 Aug 1815 in Ohio.283 She died on 22 Aug 1845 in Bethany, Harrison County, Missouri, at age 47.35,283 She is buried in McClary Cemetery, Washington Township (NE of Coffey), Daviess County, Missouri.283
- 23. ii. Rachel FOSTER.
- iii. John FOSTER was born on 9 Oct 1804 Kentucky.35,283,265 Conflicting evidence indicates he was born on 9 Dec 1804.116 According to the 1860 census, he was born circa 1806 in Kentucky.382 According to the 1870 census, he was born circa 1805 in Kentucky.383 According to the 1880 census, he was born circa 1804 in Kentucky.384 He married Eleanor (Elen) M. "Nellie" FOSTER on 6 May 1824 in Hamilton County, Ohio.35,283 He married Jane WOODRUFF on 23 Apr 1878 in Harrison County, Missouri. (marriage records read: Jon FOSTER Sr & Jane WOODRUFF.).283,385 He died on 16 Apr 1890 in Harrison County, Missouri, at age 85.35,283 He died on 6 Aug 1890 at age 85.265 Conflicting evidence indicates he died on 16 Aug 1890.116 He is buried in Antioch Cemetery, Sherman Township (SE of Bethany), Harrison County, Missouri. (Tombstone reads: "John Foster, Dec 9, 1804 - Aug 16, 1890." The Cemetery Book reads, "FOSTER, John Oct 9, 1804-Aug 6, 1890").116,265
In 1840, he moved his family to Missouri, settling in northern part of Daviess County that is now Harrison County, and was one of the first settlers in what is now Bethany Township.251 He settled four miles southeast of Bethany, near Antioch Church.255 John FOSTER was among those who arrived in Harrison County, Missouri, prior to 1850.227 John and Ellen lived on a farm in the western part of Sherman Township, Harrison County, Missouri. They donated a tract of land for burial purposes. Some years later, they donated more land with the stipulation that one fourth acre be used for a church site and the remainder to be used for burial purposes. The deed was recorded as Christian Church of Antioch on 11 Oct 1872. John was one of the first Trustees.386 He is listed as head of household on the 14 Jul 1860 census Sugar Creek Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as John FOSTER. The census listed him as age 54, born in Kentucky. Enumerated with him were Eleanor FOSTER, Rachel FOSTER, Lucineth FOSTER, and Anderson FOSTER.382 He is listed as head of household on the 17 Aug 1870 census Bethany Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as John FOSTER. The census listed him as age 65, farmer, owning real estate worth $3,000 and personal property worth $800, born in Kentucky. Enumerated with him were Nellie FOSTER, Andy FOSTER, Luceneth FOSTER, and John FOSTER.383 The 1876 Atlas of Harrison County, Missouri, indicates J. FOSTER owned two pieces of land totaling 96.36 acres in Sherman Township (T63N, R27W). He owned 42 acres in the South West quarter of the South West quarter of Section 19 and 54.36 acres in the North West quarter of the North West quarter of Section 30. A church and cemetery was located on the first piece of land.84 He is listed as head of household on the 14 Jun 1880 census Sherman Township, Harrison County, Missouri, as John FOSTER. The census listed him as age 76, farmer. He was born in Kentucky and both of his parents were born in Pennsylvania. Enumerated with him were Jane FOSTER and Jesse HATHAWAY.384
- iv. Nancy Ann FOSTER was born on 11 Jul 1809.242,283 She married (Elder) George Washington FLINT, son of William FLINT and Temperance HUMPHRIES (HUMPHRIESS/HUMPHRIS), on 21 May 1827 in Ohio.241 She died on 4 Aug 1849 in (prob) Daviess County, Missouri, at age 40.283,242,245 She is buried in McClary Cemetery, Washington Township (NE of Coffey), Daviess County, Missouri. (Tombstone reads "Nancy, wife of Geo. FLINT, died Aug 4, 1849, aged 40ys 24ds." The Cemetery Books reads "Nancy, wife of George F. FLINT d. Aug. 4, 1849, 19y. 24d").242,243
- v. A daughter FOSTER was born circa 1810.35
- vi. David Nelson FOSTER was born on 4 Sep 1812 Harrison County, Kentucky.381 He married Naoma BUMGARD (BUNYARD) on 21 Nov 1833 in Franklin County, Indiana. (Record reads: David M. FOSTER and Naomi BUNYARD.).381,261 He died on 22 Jun 1849 in Cheyenne, Laramie County, Wyoming, at age 36.283,35 Conflicting evidence indicates he died on 23 Jun 1849.380
David and his father, Thomas, moved west about 1838. Thomas settled in Harrison County and David settled to the south, in Daviess County, about three miles east of Coffey.380 On 1 Apr 1846, David N. FLINT, of Daviess County, Missouri, purchased land described as.387 On 1 Apr 1846, David N. FLINT, of Daviess County, Missouri, purchased land described as.388
the west half of the South East quarter of Section five, in Township sixty one, of Range twenty seven, in the District of Lands subject to sale at Plattsburg, Missouri, containing Eighty acres..the west half of the North West quarter of Section ten, in Township sixty one, of Range twenty seven, in the District of Lands subject to sale at Plattsburg, Missouri, containing Eighty acres.. On 1 Apr 1846, David N. FLINT, of Daviess County, Missouri, purchased land described as.389the South East quarter of the South East quarter of Section five, in Township sixty one, of Range twenty seven, in the District of Lands subject to sale at Plattsburg, Missouri, containing forty acres..the East half of the North East quarter of Section eight, in Township sixty one, of Range twenty seven, in the District of Lands subject to sale at Plattsburg, Missouri, containing eighty acres.. On 1 May 1846, David N. FLINT, of Daviess County, Missouri, purchased land described as.390the South West quarter of the South West quarter of Section nine, in Township sixty one, of Range twenty seven, in the District of Lands subject to sale at Plattsburg, Missouri, containing Forty acres.. On 1 Jun 1848, David M. FLINT, of Daviess County, Missouri, purchased land described as.391 He died on the way to the gold fields and is probably buried near Cheyenne, Laramie County, Wyoming.283- vii. Thomas J. FOSTER was born circa 1814.35 He married Anna Lott WILLIAMSEN on 1 Nov 1832.35
- viii. James FOSTER was born circa 1817.35
On 1 Nov 1848, a James B. FOSTER, of Daviess County, Missouri (possibly the son of Thomas FOSTER), purchased land described as.392
the North half of the North West quarter of Section thirty, in Township sixty, of Range twenty six, in the District of Lands subject to sale at Plattsburg, Missouri, containing fifty acres and twenty seven hundredths of an acre..- ix. Thomas FOSTER Jr was born on 4 Dec 1817 Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio.35,283 He married Julia Ann THOMAS on 16 Jun 1836 in Franklin County, Indiana. (Record reads: Thomas FOSTER Jr and Julia THOMAS.).261 He died in 1852 in Placerville, Placer County, California.283
47. Rachel6 THOMAS was born on 28 Nov 1774 Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania.35,283 She married Thomas FOSTER (see #46), son of William FOSTER, in 1795 in Pennsylvania.283 She died in 1856 in Bethany, Harrison County, Missouri.35,283 She is buried in Antioch Cemetery, Sherman Township (SE of Bethany), Harrison County, Missouri.35
After the birth of their son, David, they moved to Hamilton County, Ohio, near Cincinnati. Later, they lived in Rush and Franklin Counties, Indiana. They also lived in Illinois, and finally moved to the Grand River Country in northwest Missouri. They came in 13 covered wagons, sometimes called Prairie Schooners, each drawn by two horses, besides a number who rode on horseback. Their group included about 42 people who made the 500 mile trip, settling in Daviess and Harrison Counties. In Missouri, prairie sod was so tough it was difficult to put into cultivation and good water was difficult to find on the prairies. For these reasons the settlements were made near where the timber and prairie joined. Thomas and Rachel had about 80 acres of good white-oak timber and prairie. They cut prairie grass for hay, used wild meats altogether and cultivated Indian corn for bread.381
48. Hugh6 PARKS (Samuel, #96) was born on 15 Feb 1757 (prob) Orange County, North Carolina.393 He married Elizabeth BARNHILL (see #49) on 18 Dec 1781.394 He died on 31 Dec 1838 in Johnson Township, Scott County, Indiana, at age 81.395 Conflicting evidence indicates he died on 13 Dec 1838.396
Hugh served during the Revolutionary War. On 20 May 1776, He enlisted in Col Polk's regiment, under Capt William GOODMAN. He fought in the battles of Brandywine and Germantown in Pennsylvania. He also served six months under Capt Roger MOORE, North Carolina Line. On 20 May 1779, he was discharged in New Jersey.397 On 23 Jun 1801, he received his military land grant in Greenville County, South Carolina. He was granted 261 acres of land along Buck Horn Creek.397 Between 1814-1816, leaving their three oldest children in South Carolina, Hugh and Mary and 10 of their children traveled through the Cumberland Gap, to Shelby County, Kentucky.398 In 1816, Hugh purchased 160 acres of land in section 12 & 13, Township 3 North, Range 7 East, one and a half miles west of Blocher, Jefferson County (now Scott County), Indiana. Their son, Hugh, remained in Kentucky and the rest of the family moved north to Indiana.398 On 1 Aug 1838, Hugh PARKS of Scott County, Indiana, purchased land in Scott County, Indiana, described as:
the North East quarter of the South East quarter of section thirty four, in Township four North, of Range six East, in the District of Lands subject to sale at Jeffersonville, Indiana, containing 40 acres.399 On 1 Aug 1838, Hugh PARKS of Scott County, Indiana, purchased land in Scott County, Indiana, described as:
the North West quarter of the South East quarter of section thirty four, in Township four North, of Range six East, in the District of Lands subject to sale at Jeffersonville, Indiana, containing 40 acres.400
The 14 known children of Hugh6 PARKS and Elizabeth BARNHILL (see #49) all born in South Carolina were as follows:
- i. A child5 PARKS was born (est) circa 1782.401
Died at birth.393
- ii. John PARKS was born (est) circa 1783.393
John, and his siblings, Mary and Samuel, remained in South Carolina, when their parents and the rest of the family moved to Kentucky between 1814-1816.402
- iii. Mary PARKS was born (est) circa 1784.393
Mary and her brothers, John and Samuel, remained in South Carolina, when their parents and the rest of the family moved to Kentucky between 1814-1816.402
- iv. Samuel PARKS was born (est) circa 1786.393
Samuel, and his two older siblings, John and Mary, remained in South Carolina, when their parents and the rest of the family moved to Kentucky between 1814-1816.402
- v. James PARKS was born (est) circa 1787.393 According to the 1850 census, he was born circa 1787 in South Carolina.403 He married (his first wife).393 He married Lydia WILSON, daughter of Jesse WILSON and Lory (--?--).403 He married Darcus (--?--) on 9 Dec 1858.393
He served in the War of 1812.393 He is listed as head of household on the 3 Oct 1850 census Jennings Township, Scott County, Indiana, as James PARKS. The census listed him as age 63, farmer, born in South Carolina. Enumerated with him were Lydia PARKS, Jonathan C. PARKS, Jesse W. PARKS, Saleen B. PARKS, Lovey PARKS.404
- 24. vi. Hugh PARKS.
- vii. Robert PARKS was born in 1793.290 According to the 1850 census, he was born circa 1791 in South Carolina.405 He married (a first wife).406 He married Mary "Polly" PARKS, daughter of James PARKS and (his first wife), on 10 Nov 1841.406 He married Mary "Polly" PARKS, daughter of James PARKS and (his first wife), on 11 Oct 1842.290
On 15 Aug 1838, Robert PARKS, Scott County, Indiana, purchased land described as:
the South West quarter of the North West quarter of Section thirteen, Township three North, of Range Seven East, in the District of Land subject to sale at Jeffersonville, Indiana, containing forty acres.407 On 1 May 1845, Robert PARKS, Scott County, Indiana, purchased land described as:
the North East quarter of the North West quarter of Section thirteen, Township three North, of Range Seven East, in the District of Land subject to sale at Jeffersonville, Indiana, containing forty acres.408 He is listed as head of household on the 3 Oct 1850 census Jennings Township, Scott County, Indiana, as Robert PARKS. The census listed him as age 59, farmer, owning real estate worth $1,500, born in South Carolina. Enumerated with him were Mary PARKS, William G. PARKS, Celia Ann PARKS, Elias O. PARKS, Eleanor B. PARKS, George H. PARKS.404
- viii. Alexander PARKS was born in 1795.290 He married Cynthia (--?--).290 He died on 5 Mar 1844.290
- ix. Wiliam PARKS was born in 1799.409 He married Margaret JAMES on 6 Dec 1821.410
- x. Margaret PARKS was born (est) circa 1801.411 She married Joseph JAMES.411 She died on 24 Aug 1834.411
- xi. Pleasant PARKS was born in 1803.411
- xii. Jesse PARKS was born either 1804 or 1805.411 According to the 1850 census, he was born circa 1795 in North Carolina.412 He married Tabitha BAKER.412 He married Darcus (--?--).412
He is listed as head of household on the 3 Sep 1850 census Lexington Township, Scott County, Indiana, as Jesse PARKS. The census listed him as age 55, laborer, born in South Carolina. Enumerated with him were Dorcas PARKS, Rolen T. PARKS, Mary E. PARKS, Tabitha R. PARKS, Margaret J. PARKS, Margaret J. MILLER, and John PARKS.412
- xiii. Elizabeth PARKS was born in 1806.401 According to the 1850 census, she was born circa 1806 in South Carolina.413 She married Mathias BLOCHER on 21 Feb 1839.401 She is buried in Bethel Blocher Methodist Church Cemetery, Scott County, Indiana.401
She was enumerated with Matthias BLOCHER on the 14 Sep 1850 census Lexington Township, Scott County, Indiana, as Elizabeth BLOCHER. She was listed as age 44, born in South Carolina. Elizabeth PARKS was listed in the household of Matthias BLOCHER.413
- xiv. Sara "Sally" PARKS was born on 12 Nov 1809.401 According to the 1850 census, she was born circa 1810 in Kentucky.414 She married William CUNNINGHAM.401 She married Nathaniel DISMORE.401 She died on 5 Jul 1880 at age 70.401
She was enumerated with Nathaniel DISMORE on the 12 Sep 1850 census Lexington Township, Scott County, Indiana, as Sally PARKS. She was listed as age 40, born in Kentucky. Sara "Sally" PARKS was listed in the household of Nathaniel DISMORE.414
49. Elizabeth6 BARNHILL married Hugh PARKS (see #48), son of Samuel PARKS and Mary VAUGHAN, on 18 Dec 1781.394 She died on 13 May 1844.393
52. Jacob6 JACOBY (John 'Francis' Lucas, #104) was born on 24 Sep 1779.298 He married Littia Crawford ESTES.298 He married Sarah HARRIS.415,298 He married Mary STARK (see #53), daughter of James STARK and Jane FRISTOE, on 27 Apr 1808.298 He died on 28 Jan 1843 at age 63.416
The 17 Jun 1801 tax list for Bourbon County, Kentucky, recorded Jacob JACOBA, with one white male over 21.154 The 31 May 1803 tax list for Bourbon County, Kentucky, recorded Jacob JACOBY, with one white male over 21 and two horses.417 The 11 jun 1806 tax list for Bourbon County, Kentucky, recorded Jacob JACOBY, with one white male over 21 and two horses.418
The two known children of Jacob6 JACOBY and Mary STARK (see #53) were as follows:
- 26. i. John Francis5 JACOBY.
- ii. James S. JACOBY was born on 25 Aug 1815 Hutchinson Precinct, Bourbon County, Kentucky.416 He married Mary HEADINGTON on 7 Jan 1836.416 James S. JACOBY and Mary HEADINGTON had no children.416 He married Agnes M. KENNEY on 11 Oct 1849.416
He owned 358 acres of land, five and one-half miles from Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky. He served as Justice of the Peace and a School Trustee. He was a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church South of Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky, where he was a Steward.416
53. Mary6 STARK (James, #106) married Jacob JACOBY (see #52), son of John 'Francis' Lucas JACOBY and Joanna 'Frederica' (Frederina) LOTSPEICH, on 27 Apr 1808.298 She died on 24 Mar 1829.416
56. Mr6 AKERS. Since there are at least three children here, it seem probable that they came with one or both of their parents. Thomas and Benjamin ACRES were in Fayette County, Kentucky, by 1796. In 1799, Jessamine County was formed out of Fayette Co and in 1800 a Thomas AKERS Senior and a Thomas AKERS Junior were in Jessamine County.
The four known children of Mr6 AKERS and an unknown spouse were as follows:
- i. Fredrick5 AKERS (AKES) was born circa 1765 (prob) Baden, Germany.300,419,133 According to the 1810 census, he was born between 1766 and 1784.301 He married his wife. He married Elizabeth PRICE on 14 Sep 1807 in Lincoln County, Kentucky.300,419 He died in 1857.419
Peter ACRES was listed in the Jessamine Co tax list in 1799. In 1800, Peter AKERS, Thomas AKERS Sr, and Thomas AKERS Jr were listed in Jessamine Co. The 27 Apr 1802 tax list for Jessamine Co, lists Frederick and Peter AKERS. Also listed are Thomas AKERS on 28 Apr 1802 and Thomas AKERS on 3 Aug 1802. In 1806 John AKERS is listed on the tax lists of Jessamine Co. In the 1808 and 1809 tax lists, both Frederick and Peter were in Lincoln Co. In 1810, Rockcastle Co was created out of Jessamine County. About this same time, Frederick and Peter seem to have changed their name to AKES. He was enumerated on the 1810 census Rockcastle County, Kentucky, as Frederick AKES. His household was listed as three males under 10, two males 16-25, one male 26-44, one female under 10, one female 10-15, and one female (his wife) 26-44.301 There is a good possibility that one or two of the younger children listed in the 1810 census were the children of Frederick's second wife, Elizabeth. In 1811 both Frederick and Peter are listed in the Rockcastle County tax list. The 1813 Rockcastle County tax list includes Frederick Merideth, Peter, and William AKIS. In 1816, Merideth, Peter and Frederick AKES are listed in the Rockcastle County tax list. He was listed on the in 1820 census Rockcastle County, Kentucky, In 1820, still in Rockcastle Co, he is listed as over 45 and his wife is 26-44. 1824 is the last year Frederick is recorded in the Rockcastle County tax list.
- ii. Caty AKERS was born circa 1765 (prob) Baden, Germany.300,133 She married Mr SMITH.300,133 She wrote a will in 1818 in Jessamine County, Kentucky.300 She died on 18 Mar 1818 in Jessamine County, Kentucky.419 Her will was recorded on 25 Mar 1818 in Jessamine County, Kentucky.300 She inventory of estate was settled in 1819 in Jessamine County, Kentucky.300
In her will she named Peter and Fredrick as her brothers. Caty AKERS, Peter's daughter, as her neice, Caty Williams SCOLFIELD as her granddaughter, and Matinda OWENS as a granddaughter. She left her land in Rockcastle Co, KY, to Caty AKES.
- 28. iii. Peter AKERS (AKES).
- iv. Thomas AKERS (AKES). According to the 1810 census, he was born between 1766 and 1784.420 He married his wife.
The 1800 Jessamine County, tax list, records Peter AKERS, Thomas AKERS Sr, and Thomas AKERS Jr. The 1802 Jessamine County tax lists record the following: 27 Apr 1802, Peter and Frederick AKERS, 28 Apr 1802, Thomas AKERS, and 3 Aug 1802, Thomas AKERS. He was enumerated on the 1810 census Jessamine County, Kentucky, as Thomas AKERS. His household was listed as one male under 10, one male 10-15, one male 16-25, one male 26-44, two females under 10, one female 10-15, and one female 26-44.421
60. Heth6 HART (Thomas, #120) was born in 1740 Pennsylvania.35 Conflicting evidence indicates he was born in 1745 in (poss) Augusta County, Virginia.35 He married Elizabeth (--?--) (see #61) in 1775 in (poss) Pennsylvania.35 He died in 1832 in on his son's farm, Union Township, Highland County, Ohio.35
He was listed on the in 1820 census index Perry Township, Brown County, Ohio, (page 405). Others listed in the 1820 census include:
Jonathan HART, Eagle Townshp, page 353
Thomas HART, Perry Township, page 405. He was listed on the in 1830 census index Union Township, Highland County, Ohio, (page 22). Others listed in the 1830 census include:
Andrew HART, Union Township, Highland County, page 22
James HART, Concord Township, Highland County, page 37
Joel HART, Liberty Township, Highland County, page 8
John HART, Jackson Township, Highland County, page 41
John HART, Union Township, Highland County, page 22
Miles HART, Union Township, Highland County, page 20
Silas HART, Paint Township, Highland County, page 85. The 1830 census lists another Heth HART in Henderson County, Tennessee (page 81). Other listed include:
James HART, Henderson County, page 12
John N. HART, Henderson County, page 12
Thomas HART, Henderson County, page 79.
The 10 known children of Heth6 HART and Elizabeth (--?--) (see #61) were as follows:
- i. Dolly5 HART was born (est) circa 1774 in (prob) Chatham County, North Carolina.35 She married Samuel BROWN.422
- ii. Thomas HART was born in 1776 (poss) Chatham County, North Carolina.35,422 Conflicting evidence indicates he was born in 1776 in (poss) Pennsylvania.35
- iii. Andrew Miles HART was born in 1778 Chatham County, North Carolina.35,422 Conflicting evidence indicates he was born in 1778 in Pennsylvania.35 He married Abigail SMITH before 1800 in North Carolina.35,422 He died before 1847 in Highland County, Ohio.35 Conflicting evidence indicates he died in 1847.422
- iv. John HART was born on 9 Dec 1781 Chatham County, North Carolina.35 Conflicting evidence indicates he was born on 17 Dec 1780 in Bucks County, Pennsylvania.35 He married Margaret "Peggy" MARSH, daughter of James MARSH and Angeline CONNER, on 16 Jan 1812 in Highland County, Ohio.35 Conflicting evidence indicates he died on 27 Jun 1818 in Bucks County, Pennsylvania.35 He died on 19 Nov 1863 in Middleton, Henry County, Indiana, at age 81.35 He is buried in Riley Cemetery, Henry County, Indiana.35
On 8 Oct 1835, John HART, of Fayette County, Indiana, purchased land described as:
the South East quarter of Section fourteen, in Township twenty seven North, of Range Seven East, in the District of Lands subject to sale at Fort Wayne, Indiana, containing one hundred and sixty acres.423
- v. Joel HART was born in 1782 Chatham County, North Carolina.35,422 Conflicting evidence indicates he was born in 1782 in Pennsylvania.35 He married Polly WHITE on 5 Jul 1810 in Ohio.35,422 He married Rebecca THOMPSON.35,422 He died on 28 May 1866 in Highland County, Ohio.35
- vi. Nancy HART was born in 1785 Chatham County, North Carolina.35,422 Conflicting evidence indicates she was born in 1785 in Pennsylvania.35 She married James FENWICK.35,422
- vii. Ann HART was born in 1793 Chatham County, North Carolina.35,422 She married Thomas LUCAS.35,422
- viii. Elizabeth HART was born in 1795 Chatham County, North Carolina.35,422 She married Barry HURTZ.35,422
- 30. ix. Absalom (Absalem) HART.
- x. Catherine "Cathy" HART was born in 1799 Chatham County, North Carolina.35,422
61. Elizabeth6 (--?--) was born in 1750 Pennsylvania.35 Conflicting evidence indicates she was born in 1755 in Chatham County, North Carolina.35 She married Heth HART (see #60), son of Thomas HART and Esther (Hester) MILES, in 1775 in (poss) Pennsylvania.35 She died in Union Township, Highland County, Ohio.35
62. George6 HODGSON (HODSON) (George HODGSON, #124) was born in 1737 of Guilford County, North Carolina.35 Conflicting evidence indicates he was born in 1733 in Pennsylvania.317 Conflicting evidence indicates he was born in 1744.424 He married Rachel Christy OLDHAM (see #63), daughter of William OLDHAM and Sarah DICKS, on 27 Nov 1764 in (prob) Rowan County, North Carolina.35,425 He died on 1 Jan 1808.35 Conflicting evidence indicates he died in 1813.424
They lived at Greensboro, Guilford, NC. They were Quakers.
The 10 known children of George6 HODGSON (HODSON) and Rachel Christy OLDHAM (see #63) were as follows:
- i. William5 HODSON was born in 1768.317,424 He married Isobel STOCHDAIL.424 He married Betteryce HEWETT.424 He died in 1849.424
- ii. Phebe HODSON was born in 1772.317,424
- iii. Ruth HODSON was born in 1778.317,424
- iv. Mary HODSON was born in 1784.317,424
- v. Isaac HODSON was born in 1786.317,424
- vi. Rachel HODSON was born in 1786.317
- vii. Suzanna HODSON was born in 1788.317,424
- 31. viii. Deborah HODGSON (HODSON).
- ix. Zachariah HODSON was born in 1790.317,424
- x. George HODSON was born on 2 Jan 1792.317 Conflicting evidence indicates he was born in 1770.317 He died on 4 Nov 1878 at age 86.424 He died in 1835.317
In 1809 they moved from Guilford Co, NC, to Union Twp, Highland, OH. In 1828 they moved to Adams Twp, Madison, IN[CI:196:?3:CI] There were several George HODGSONS and it appears their records have been confused by researchers.
63. Rachel Christy6 OLDHAM (William, #126) was born circa 1737.35 She married George HODGSON (HODSON) (see #62), son of George HODGSON and Mary THATCHER, on 27 Nov 1764 in (prob) Rowan County, North Carolina.35,425
Generation Seven
68. Benjamin7 RUNYON (Peter, #136) was born on 21 Dec 1729 Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey.426,35 He married Ann (Anna) Van COURT (twin) (see #69), daughter of Elias (Lies) Van COURT and Anne (Antje) COOPER, on 5 Jun 1749 in Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey.24,35 He died on 3 Nov 1785 in Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey, at age 55.427,35
The 13 known children of Benjamin7 RUNYON and Ann (Anna) Van COURT (twin) (see #69) were as follows:
- 34. i. Daniel6 RUNYON.
- ii. Sarah RUNYON was born in 1752 Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey.200 She married Mr HARRIS.427
- iii. Rachel RUNYON was born on 17 Nov 1753 Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey.427,35 She married Joel DUNN, son of Micajah DUNN and Elizabeth DUNHAM, on 2 Oct 1771 in Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey.427,428,35 She died on 21 Jul 1848 in Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey, at age 94.428,35
- iv. Enoch RUNYON was born in 1755 Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey.200,429 Conflicting evidence indicates he was born in 1755 in Woodbridge, Middlesex County, New Jersey.35 He married Rachel BLACKFORD, daughter of Jeremiah BLACKFORD and Zerviah MARTIN, in 1780.427,429 He died in 1822 in Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey.35
- v. Anne (Ann) RUNYON was born in 1757 New Jersey.427 She married Abram DRAKE.427
- vi. Asa RUNYON was born in 1758 New Jersey.427 He married Elizabeth POUND.427
- vii. Richard RUNYON was born in 1760 Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey.427 He married Prudence DUNN.427
- viii. Peter RUNYON was born in 1763 Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey.200 He married Susan CORIELL, daughter of Abraham CORIELL and Anna (--?--).427
- ix. Rosannah RUNYON was born in 1765 Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey.200 She married Isaac MANNING, son of John MANNING and Rhoda (--?--).427
- x. Esther RUNYON was born in 1767 Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey.200 She married Reune RUNYON, son of John RUNYON and Violet LAYTON.427
- xi. Jane RUNYON was born in 1768 Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey.200 She married Lewis RUNYON, son of Ephraim RUNYON and Ruth MOLLESON.427
- xii. Elizabeth RUNYON was born in 1771 New Jersey.427 She married John PYATT circa 1790.200,427 She died on 19 Apr 1826.200
- xiii. Providence RUNYON was born in 1773 Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey.200 She married Vincent RUNYON, son of Rev Reune RUNYON and Anne (Anna) BRAY.427 She married John PYATT.427 She died circa 1850.200
69. Ann (Anna)7 Van COURT (twin) (Elias (Lies), #138) was born on 27 Aug 1730 Woodbridge, Middlesex County, New Jersey.427,35 She married Benjamin RUNYON (see #68), son of Peter RUNYON and Providence BLACKFORD, on 5 Jun 1749 in Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey.24,35 She died on 19 Aug 1805 in Woodbridge, Middlesex County, New Jersey, at age 74.427,35
72. Talmon7 HARBOUR (Thomas, #144) was born in 1720 Charles City or Goochland County, Virginia.207 Conflicting evidence indicates he was born circa 1718 in Charles City County, Virginia.430,431 He married Mary WRIGHT (see #73) circa 1746.35 He died in 1797 in Franklin County, Georgia.430 Conflicting evidence indicates he died in 1820 in Halifax County, Virginia.207
The eight known children of Talmon7 HARBOUR and Mary WRIGHT (see #73) were as follows:
- i. Esaias6 HARBOUR was born on 29 May 1747 Virginia.430,207 He married Catherine HARBOUR, daughter of Abner HARBOUR and Joyce THORNHILL, in 1776.207 He died on 15 Jul 1833 in Franklin County, Georgia, at age 86.35,207
- 36. ii. Joel HARBOUR.
- iii. Jacob HARBOUR was born in 1754 South Carolina.207 He married Catherine (--?--).207 He died in 1841 in Tennessee.207
- iv. Talmon Wright HARBOUR. Additional evidence indicates he was born circa 1755 in Halifax County, Virginia.339,431 He was born in 1755 Virginia.207 He married Elizabeth CALLOWAY in 1790 in Virginia.339,207 He died in 1824 in Perry County, Alabama.339,431,207
- v. Noah HARBOUR was born on 23 Oct 1757 Halifax County, Virginia.339,207 He married Judith STRANGE, daughter of Littlebury STRANGE and Frances EVINS, circa 1775.339,207 He died circa 1847.339 Additional information indicated he died after 1847 in Virginia.207
He received a land grant NE¼ S19, T4, R12 in Champaign Co, OH on 22 Dec 1808. Filed in Volume O, page 291.[CI:100:?3:CI].
- vi. Elijah HARBOUR was born in 1763 Virginia.339,207 He married Hannah BELL on 27 Sep 1787 in Lincoln County, Kentucky.339,207 He died in 1838 in Wayne County, Tennessee.35,339,207
- vii. Jeremiah HARBOUR was born in 1767 Virginia.207 He married Elizabeth (--?--).207 He died after 1840.207
- viii. Elisha HARBOUR was born in 1775.207 Conflicting evidence indicates he was born circa 1775 in Virginia or North Carolina.35 He married Jane (--?--).207 He died in 1820 in Gibson County, Tennessee.207
73. Mary7 WRIGHT was born circa 1726.35 She married Talmon HARBOUR (see #72), son of Thomas HARBOUR and Sarah WITT, circa 1746.35
80. John7 MITCHELL (George, #160) was born on 26 Mar 1760 Pennsylvania.35 He married Jannett CLARK (see #81), daughter of John CLARK, in 1780 in Pennsylvania.35 Conflicting evidence indicates he and Jannett CLARK were married in 1785 in Pennsylvania.35 He died on 30 Oct 1814 in Belmont County, Ohio, at age 54.35 He is buried in Pease Township, Belmont County, Ohio.35
The two known children of John7 MITCHELL and Jannett CLARK (see #81) were as follows:
- 40. i. John6 MITCHELL.
- ii. Jane MITCHELL was born on 5 Sep 1786 Harford County, Maryland.35 She married Peter ALEXANDER on 17 Jan 1804 in Belmont County, Ohio.35 She died on 27 Mar 1861 in Worthington Township, Richland County, Ohio, at age 74.35 She is buried in Clear Fork, Richland County, Ohio.35
81. Jannett7 CLARK (John, #162) was born on 21 Oct 1764 Pennsylvania.35 She married John MITCHELL (see #80), son of George MITCHELL and Elizabeth PORTER, in 1780 in Pennsylvania.35 Conflicting evidence indicates she and John MITCHELL were married in 1785 in Pennsylvania.35 She died in 1820 in Belmont County, Ohio.35 Conflicting evidence indicates she died in 1821 in Belmont County, Ohio.35
84. Edward Eastman7 CORBIN (Thomas, #168) was born on 16 Jul 1733 Ashford, Windham County, Connecticut.35 He married Experience "Charity" COLVIN (see #85) circa 1754 in Scituate, Providence County, Rhode Island.432
The nine known children of Edward Eastman7 CORBIN and Experience "Charity" COLVIN (see #85) were as follows:
- i. Rhoda6 CORBIN was born circa 1762.35
- ii. Annie CORBIN was born circa 1764.35
- iii. Betsey CORBIN was born circa 1766.35
- iv. Enoch CORBIN was born circa 1768.35
- v. Edward Eastman CORBIN Jr was born circa 1770.35 He married Sarah NEWELL on 15 Sep 1787 in Middletown, Rutland County, Vermont.35
- vi. Elihu CORBIN was born on 7 Jul 1772 Middletown, Rutland County, Vermont.35 He married Fannie FURBS on 13 Aug 1794 in Middletown, Rutland County, Vermont.35
- 42. vii. Luther Colvin CORBIN.
- viii. Dorcas CORBIN was born on 7 Jul 1777 Middletown Township, Rutland County, Vermont.35
- ix. Experience CORBIN was born on 31 Aug 1781 Middletown, Rutland County, Vermont. She married Elijah BABCOCK on 27 Dec 1807 in Middletown, Rutland County, Vermont.
85. Experience "Charity"7 COLVIN was born circa 1740 Rhode Island.35 She married Edward Eastman CORBIN (see #84), son of Thomas CORBIN and Sarah EASTMAN, circa 1754 in Scituate, Providence County, Rhode Island.432
86. Abraham7 SHARP (SCHARP) (Anderies SHARP (SCHARP/SCHERP), #172) was born before 21 May 1738 Kingston, Ulster County, New York. He was christened on 21 May 1738 in the Old Dutch Church, Kingston, Ulster County, New York.329 He married Jacomyntje (Jemima) Van DEUSEN (see #87), daughter of Hendrick Van DEUSEN and Catherina Hartmanse VREELAND, on 15 Jun 1764 in Albany, Albany County, New York.433 He died in Sep 1788 in Fairhaven, Rutland County, Vermont.35 He is buried in Sep 1788 in Fairhaven, Rutland County, Vermont.35
The nine known children of Abraham7 SHARP (SCHARP) and Jacomyntje (Jemima) Van DEUSEN (see #87) were as follows:
- i. Johanna6 SHARP was born on 23 Feb 1765 Schaghticoke, Rensselaer County, New York.35 She was christened on 15 Jun 1765 in the Dutch Reformed Church, Schaghticoke, Rensselaer County, New York.35
- ii. Jacobus "James" SHARP was born on 8 Jun 1766 Schaghticoke, Rensselaer County, New York.35 He was christened in Oct 1776 in the Dutch Reformed Church, Schaghticoke, Rensselaer County, New York.329
- iii. Abraham SHARP was born on 7 Sep 1768 Schaghticoke, Rensselaer County, New York.35
- iv. Catharina SHARP was born before 14 Jun 1769 Schaghticoke, Rensselaer County, New York. She was christened on 14 Jun 1769 in Schaghticoke, Rensselaer County, New York.35 She married Isaac McWETHY.35
- v. Neeltje Cornelia Eleanor SHARP was born on 6 Jun 1771 Schaghticoke, Rensselaer County, New York.35 She was christened on 11 Dec 1771 in the Dutch Reformed Church, Schaghticoke, Rensselaer County, New York.35
- vi. Sarah SHARP was born on 17 Jan 1773 Schaghticoke, Rensselaer County, New York.35 She was born on 17 Jun 1773 Schaghticoke, Rensselaer County, New York.329
- vii. Andrus "Andrew" SHARP was born on 28 Mar 1775 Schaghticoke, Rensselaer County, New York.35
- viii. Jacobus "Jacob" SHARP was born in Oct 1776 Schaghticoke, Rensselaer County, New York.35 He was christened on 4 May 1777 in the Dutch Reformed Church, Schaghticoke, Rensselaer County, New York.35
- 43. ix. Mary "Polly" SHARP.
87. Jacomyntje (Jemima)7 Van DEUSEN (Hendrick, #174) was born circa 1744 Salisbury, Litchfield County, Connecticut.35 She married Abraham SHARP (SCHARP) (see #86), son of Anderies SHARP (SCHARP/SCHERP) and Johanna FREE (FREER), on 15 Jun 1764 in Albany, Albany County, New York.433
88. Thomas7 FLINT (John, #176) was born (est) circa 1728?. (based on him being married at age 21). He married Sarah (--?--) (see #89) in 1749.241 He wrote a will on 29 Sep 1771 in Worcester County, Maryland. Flint, Thomas, Worcester Co, Maryland, 29 Sep 1771 - 6 Nov 1771. To wife Sarah, Children John, William, Thomas, George, Betty, Nancy, and any unborn child. Mentions land were father John Flint formerly lived called "Hoggs Purchase," tract "Flints Safegard."434 He died in 1771 in Worcester County, Maryland.435
On 7 Mar 1759, Thomas FLINT purchased 150 acres from Thomas FLINT.436 Thomas FLINT was named administrator of the estate of John FLINT (19 Apr 1770-8 Aug 1770).437
The six known children of Thomas7 FLINT and Sarah (--?--) (see #89) were as follows:
- i. Nancy6 FLINT was born (est) on 26 May 1753.362,241
- ii. Elizabeth "Betty" FLINT was born (est) on 10 Feb 1750.362,241
- iii. John FLINT was born on 6 Jul 1756 Worcester County, Maryland.362,241,438 He married Elizabeth "Betty" JOHNSON on 16 Mar 1789.241,362 He wrote a will on 1 Sep 1840 in Franklin County, Indiana.241 He died on 13 Aug 1841 in Bath Township, Franklin County, Indiana, at age 85.438 His will was probated on 1 Sep 1841 in Franklin County, Indiana.435 He is buried in Old Flint Cemetery, Franklin County, Indiana.438
In 1771, John received an unnamed plantation in his father's will.436 During the Revolutionary War, he served in the 5th Class Wicomico Battalion and 4th Captain Handy's Company.438 On 6 Dec 1782, John FLINT and Thomas FLINT sold to Benjamin NUTTER part of "Friends Denial/Clints Safeguard," 113 acres in Worcester County, Maryland.436 In 1783, John FLINT was listed in the tax index for Worcester County, Maryland, owning Friends Denial, 150 acres.439 On 9 Jul 1783, John FLINT was named administrator in the will of John DAVIS, in Worcester County, Maryland.440 In 1788, he took the oath of fidelity in Worcester County, Maryland.441 On 13 Jul 1789, John FLINT witnessed the will of John DAVIS. The will was probated 4 Sep 1789.442 The 1790 U.S. Census of Worcester County, Maryland, lists two other FLINT families: John FLINT, one male 16 and over, two males under 16, and one female (p. 126), and Jno FLINT, one male 16 and over, two males under 16, and three females (p. 128).443 He was enumerated on the 1790 census Worcester County, Maryland, as John FLINT Senr. His household was listed as one male 16 and over, two males under 16, and one female.438,444 In 1795 John FLINT pantented 226 acres called "Friends Denial Enlarged."<P>.436 On 24 Mar 1802, John FLINT, age 48, gave a deposition to the Worcester Court.445 On 8 Dec 1808, John FLINT, witnessed the will of Levin SMITH in Worcester County, Maryland. In 1811, when the will was probated, John FLINT had moved to Ohio.446 About 1810, they moved to Ohio for a few weeks, then moved on to Franklin County, Indiana.447 In 1811 he entered land in Fairfield Township, Franklin County, Indiana.447 He was listed on the in 1820 census Bath Township, Franklin County, Indiana.241 In 1828, John FLINT was listed in the in Bath Township, Franklin County, Indiana, tax list.435,448 In 1828, John FLINT Sr was recorded in the Franklin County, Indiana, tax list. Also listed were In 1828, John FLINT Jr, Thomas FLINT, Peter FLINT, and Benjamin FLINT.448 In 1829, John FLINT was listed in the in Bath Township, Franklin County, Indiana, tax list. (he was over age 60).435,448 In 1834, John FLINT was listed in the in Bath Township, Franklin County, Indiana, tax list.448 On 13 Oct 1835, John FLINT received a pension for service during the Revolutionary War. He was born 6 Jul 1756 in Worcester County and enlisted there in the Maryland Line.435
In his will "John Flint senior" bequeathed to his "son John Flint, Junior beside the north half of the southeast quarter of sectoin twenty, town ten range one being the land he now lives on which I have heretofore deeded to him his share of the residence of my estate." To his "son Benjamin Flint, besides the sixty-six acres of land of the north most of the east half of the northeast quarter of section nineteen town ten, range one, being the land which he exchanged with Samuel Howell for where he now lives his share of the residence of my estate." To his "son Peter Flint besides the one hundred and eight acres of land which I have heretofore deeded to him to the west end of the southwest quarter of section twenty in town ten Range one west being the homestead place, his share after -- of my estate." To my daughter Nancy the half of the half of the South West Quarter of Section twenty-one of town ten range one, west to be taken of the South end." To his "daughter Elizabeth the half of the half of the South west Quarter of Sectiontwenty-one of town ten, range one, west to be taken of the south end of said land." To his "daughter Phillis the residence of the SouthWest Quarter of Section twenty in town ten Range one west of the east end of the said Quarter section being part of the homestead place." He also mentions his daughter Hetty, son Thomas Flint.
On 4 Sep 1841, the following inventory of the estate of John FLINT, Sr, was completed by Samuel HOWELL, executor.449
.Franklin County
November Term AD 1842
Pages 61-63
Bath Township
Bath Township, September 4th 1841. We the undersigned being called up by Samuel Howell, executor of the last will and testament of John Flint, senior, deceased of the county of Franklin, State of Indiana and township aforesaid to appraise the personal estate of said deceased to wit as follows
cash on hand in silver 12.00
cash on hand in state scrip 20.00
1 note on Bateman Buck & Jacob Murphy, principal & interest 53.59
1 note of hand on John Howell of $50 and $19.37 interest 69.37½
1 note of hand on John Howell of $35 and $9.03 interest 44.03
1 note under sead $20 on Benjamin Johnston, interest on same $9 29.00
1 note on Joseph A. Ball of $10.33 1/3 the interest 7.30
1 on Jacob Murphy & John Alderman of $14.50, interest on same $4.60 20.10
1 note on Joshua Humphrey and John Flint Jr. of $6.25, interest 27¢ 6.52
1 note of hand of David Frallender & David Sloan of $8.93, interest 30¢ 9.23
2 pocket books and 2 pair of Spectacles 0.50
4 razors and glass and straps and box &c 1.35
lot of books to wit, large bible, Joesephus works, dictionary, histories &c 8.00
1 bureau 4.00
3 windsor chairs 1.25
1 dining table 4.00
bed one with a striped tick 5.00
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bed one with a plain tick 2.50
1 bed stead & cord 0.75
3 coverlids, one blanket and tick 6.50
lot of home made cloth 2.00
chest 0.50
axe, wedge, grubbing hoe and sundries of old iron 0.87
lot of pewter dish & spoons, knife &c 0.50
hand saw and pruning chissel, file, plane, iron hoe, harrow irons 0.87
1 hog 5.00
50 dozen of oats 5.00
sugar kettle & bake oven 1.50
lot of corn on the ground, seven acres 10.00
pair of money scales 0.50
flax hatchell 0.75
credit of $8.37 8.37½
credit of $1 more 1.00
Samuel Elwell, John G. Humphrey appraisers.
- iv. Thomas FLINT was born on 26 Oct 1761.241,362
In 1782, John FLINT and Thomas FLINT sold to Benjamin NUTTER part of "Friends Denial/Clints Safeguard," 113 acres in Worcester County, Maryland.241 On 6 Dec 1782, John FLINT and Thomas FLINT sold to Benjamin NUTTER part of "Friends Denial/Clints Safeguard," 113 acres in Worcester County, Maryland.436
- v. George FLINT was born on 10 Feb 1768.362,435
- 44. vi. William FLINT.
89. Sarah7 (--?--) married Thomas FLINT (see #88), son of John FLINT, in 1749.241 She died after 1771.
90. Joseph7 HUMPHRIES (HUMPHRIESS/HUMPHRIS) (Thomas, #180) was born on 14 Jan 1744/45 Green Hill, Stepney Parish, Somerset County, Maryland.450
The only known child of Joseph7 HUMPHRIES (HUMPHRIESS/HUMPHRIS) and an unknown spouse was:
92. William7 FOSTER (Alexander, #184) was born (est) circa 1734, son of Alexander FOSTER.283
The four known children of William7 FOSTER and an unknown spouse all born in Muddy Creek, York County, Pennsylvania, were as follows:
- i. Samuel6 FOSTER was born circa 1766.35 He married Mary Mayhall VEACH.35 He died in 1844 in White River, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, Indiana.35
- ii. John FOSTER was born in 1768.35
- iii. A daughter FOSTER was born circa 1770.35 She married Thomas GILBERT.35
- 46. iv. Thomas FOSTER.
96. Samuel7 PARKS was born (est) circa 1730 in England. He was born in 1750 . (According to Parks, he came to America in 1750 and between 1752-1754 he settled in newly formed Orange County, North Carolina. If this story is true, he can't be the Samuel recorded in the Wilson Database).398 He married Mary VAUGHAN (see #97).398 Conflicting evidence indicates he and Mary VAUGHAN were married circa 1756 in Hillsboro, Orange County, North Carolina.451 He died in 1788.398
The eight known children of Samuel7 PARKS and Mary VAUGHAN (see #97) were as follows:
- i. Thomas6 PARKS was born (est) circa 1752 in (prob) Orange County, North Carolina.398
- ii. Samuel PARKS was born (est) circa 1754 in (prob) Orange County, North Carolina.398
- iii. Alexander PARKS was born (est) circa 1756 in North Carolina.398
- 48. iv. Hugh PARKS.
- v. John PARKS was born (est) circa 1758 in (prob) Orange County, North Carolina.398
- vi. James PARKS was born (est) circa 1760 in (prob) Orange County, North Carolina.398
- vii. Tine PARKS was born (est) circa 1762 in (prob) Orange County, North Carolina.398
- viii. Nancy PARKS was born (est) circa 1764 in (prob) Orange County, North Carolina.398
97. Mary7 VAUGHAN married Samuel PARKS (see #96).398 Conflicting evidence indicates she and Samuel PARKS were married circa 1756 in Hillsboro, Orange County, North Carolina.451
104. John 'Francis' Lucas7 JACOBY (John Daniel, #208) , PARO was born in 1737 Germany.298,416 He married Joanna 'Frederica' (Frederina) LOTSPEICH (see #105), daughter of Conrad LOTSPEICH and Catherine Elizabetha Wilhelmina (--?--), in 1764.298 He wrote a will on 7 May 1788 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.452 He wrote a will on 7 May 1788. The will of Francis Lucas JACOBY mentions his wife, Fredrica, and his children, Katrina, Eliz. Butler, Susannah, Ralph, Gladinglug?, Frank, Henry, Fred, Daniel, Betsy, Jacob, John, and Adam (when of age).
A settlement recorded in Bourbon Co Deed Book C, page 317, by "We Christopher LOTSPEICH of Virginia, formerly of Frankinthal in Germany and Frederica JACOBY, widow of John Francis Lucas JACOBY, late of Bourbon Co, and formerly called Joanna Frederica LOTSPEICH of Frankinthal.."452 He wrote a will on 7 May 1788. A settlement was recorded in Bourbon Co Deed Book C, page 317, by "We Christopher LOTSPEICH of Virginia, formerly of Frankinthal in Germany and Frederica JACOBY, widow of John Francis Lucas JACOBY, late of Bourbon Co, and formerly called Joanna Frederica LOTSPEICH of Frankinthal.."453 He died before 5 Jul 1788. His will was recorded on 5 Jul 1788.454
In 1764 he sailed for America, by way of England. In England he married fellow passenger Frederina LOTSPIRG.416 They settled in Virginia, where they lived until 1785, when they moved to western Virginia, to what is now Kentucky.416 The 1787 Tax List for Bourbon County, Kentucky, recorded J. F. Lukes JACOBY. He was recorded with one white male over 21, one white male over 16 but under 21, seven horses, and 10 cattle.455 The 1789 Tax List for Bourbon County, Kentucky, recorded Francis Lewis JACOBY, with 100 acres.456 In Apr 1799, "Jno. JACOBY, infant orphan of Francis JACOBY, deceased, made choice of Benj. HALLOCK for guardian. Frederica JACOBY, Secty."457 In Mar 1799, "Adam JACOBY, infant orphan of Francis L. JACOBY, chose Frederica JACOBY guardian. Ralph JACOBY, surety."457
The 13 known children of John 'Francis' Lucas7 JACOBY and Joanna 'Frederica' (Frederina) LOTSPEICH (see #105) were as follows:
- i. Katrina6 JACOBY was born (est) circa 1765?.
- ii. Elizabeth JACOBY was born (est) circa 1766?. She married Mr (--?--) BUTLER.
- iii. Susannah JACOBY was born (est) circa 1768?.
- iv. Ralph JACOBY was born (est) circa 1769?.
The 30 Apr 1795 tax list for Bourbon County, Kentucky, recorded Ralph JACOBY, having 50 acres of 1st rate land on Huston Waters, with one white male over 21 and three horses.458 The 2 Jun 1796 tax list for Bourbon County, Kentucky, recorded Ralph JACOBY, having 50 acres of 2nd rate land on Huston Waters, with one white male over 21 and four horses.459 The 8 Sep 1797 tax list for Bourbon County, Kentucky, recorded Ralph JACOBUS, having 50 acres of 2nd rate land on Huston Waters, with one white male over 21 and three horses.152 The 11 Jun 1800 tax list for Bourbon County, Kentucky, recorded Ralph JACOBUS, having 50 acres of 1st rate land on W. Huston, with one white male over 21.153 The 17 Jun 1801 tax list for Bourbon County, Kentucky, recorded Ralph JACOBA, having 50 acres of 1st rate land on the Houston, with one white male over 21 and three horses.154 The 27 Jun 1802 tax list for Bourbon County, Kentucky, recorded Ralph JACOBA, having 50 acres of 1st rate land on the Houston, with one white male over 21, 1 black male over 16, 1 total blacks, and three horses.155 The 31 May 1803 tax list for Bourbon County, Kentucky, recorded Ralph JACOBY, having 50 acres of 1st rate land on the Houston, with one white male over 21, and eight horses.417 The 26 Jul 1805 tax list for Bourbon County, Kentucky, recorded Ralph JACOBY, having 50 acres of 1st rate land on the Houston, with one white male over 21, one black male over 16, one total blacks.460 The 11 Jun 1806 tax list for Bourbon County, Kentucky, recorded Ralph JACOBY, having 50 acres of 1st rate land on the Houston, with one white male over 21, two black male over 16, two total blacks, and seven horses.418
- v. Gladinglug? JACOBY was born (est) circa 1771?.
- vi. Frank JACOBY was born (est) circa 1772?.
- vii. Henry JACOBY was born (est) circa 1774?. He wrote a will on 9 May 1798 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.461 His will was proved in Mar 1801 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.461
The 8 Sep 1797 tax list for Bourbon County, Kentucky, recorded Henry JACOBUS, with one white male over 21 and two horses.152 The will of Henry JACOBY mentions the children of his brother, Francis JACOBY; Adam JACOBY, and mentions parents. Witnesses: Eliz. WATTS and John BUTLER.
- viii. Frederick JACOBY was born (est) circa 1775?.
The 2 Jun 1796 tax list for Bourbon County, Kentucky, recorded Frederick JACOBY, with one white male over 21.459 The 8 Sep 1797 tax list for Bourbon County, Kentucky, recorded Fredk JACOBUS, having 50 acres of 2nd rate land on Huston Waters, with one white male over 21.152 The 27 Jun 1802 tax list for Bourbon County, Kentucky, recorded Frederick JACOBA, having 50 acres of 1st rate land on the Houston, with one white male over 21.155 The 31 May 1803 tax list for Bourbon County, Kentucky, recorded Frederick JACOBY, having 79 acres of 1st rate land on the Houston, with one white male over 21 and two horses.417 The 11 Jun 1806 tax list for Bourbon County, Kentucky, recorded Frederick JACOBY, having 79 acres of 1st rate land on the Houston, with one white male over 21 and two horses.418
- ix. Daniel JACOBY was born (est) circa 1777?.
The 17 Jun 1801 tax list for Bourbon County, Kentucky, recorded Daniel JACOBA, having 125 acres of 2nd rate land on the Houston, with one white male over 21 and two horses.154 The 31 May 1803 tax list for Bourbon County, Kentucky, recorded Daniel JACOBY, with one white male over 21 and one horse.417 The 26 Jul 1805 tax list for Bourbon County, Kentucky, recorded Daniel JACOBY, with one white male over 21 and two horses.460
- x. Betsy JACOBY was born (est) circa 1778?.
- 52. xi. Jacob JACOBY.
- xii. John JACOBY was born (est) circa 1781?.
The 31 May 1803 tax list for Bourbon County, Kentucky, recorded Jno JACOBY, with one white male over 21 and four horses.417 The 11 Jun 1806 tax list for Bourbon County, Kentucky, recorded John JACOBY, having 50 acres of 1st rate land on the Houston. He also had 200 acres of 2nd rate land on the Twelvemile? in Campbell County. He was recorded with one white male over 21, one white male over 16 but under 21, and six horses.418
- xiii. Adam JACOBY was born (est) circa 1783?.
105. Joanna 'Frederica' (Frederina)7 LOTSPEICH (Conrad, #210). Of Frankenthal, Germany. She married John 'Francis' Lucas JACOBY (see #104), son of John Daniel JACOBY and Anna Barbra (--?--), in 1764.298
The 1792 Tax List for Bourbon County, Kentucky, recorded Frederica JACOBA with two whites and nine horses.462 The 10 Sep 1793 Tax List for Bourbon County, Kentucky, recorded Frederica JACOBUS with two white males over 21, one white male over 16 but under 21, nine horses, and 24 cattle.463 The 30 Apr 1795 Tax List for Bourbon County, Kentucky, recorded Frederica JACOBUS. She had 300 acres of 1st rate land on Huston Waters. She also had 100 acres of 1st rate land on Cooper Run, 300 acres of 2nd rate land on the North Fork Licking in Mason County, 250 acres of 2nd rate land on Simpsons Creek in Nelson County, and 750 acres of 2nd rate land on Eagle Creek in Harrison County. She was recorded with one voter, one white male over 21, three horses.458 The 2 Jun 1796 Tax List for Bourbon County, Kentucky, recorded Frederica JACOBY. She had 170 acres of 2nd rate land on Huston Waters. She also had 300 acres of 3rd rate land on the North Fork Licking in Mason County, 250 acres of 3rd rate land on Simprons Creek in Nelson COunty, and 750 acres of 3rd rate land on Eagle Creek in Harrison County. She was recorded with two white males over over 16 but under 21, six horses, and 20 cattle.459 The 8 Sep 1797 Tax List for Bourbon County, Kentucky, recorded Frderica (sic) JACOBUS. She had 170 acres of 2nd rate land on Huston Waters. She also 300 acres of 3rd rate land on the North Fork Licking in Mason County, 250 acres of 3rd rate land on Simprons Creek in Nelson COunty, and 750 acres of 3rd rate land on Eagle Creek in Harrison County. She was recorded with one white males over 16 but under 21 and five horses.152 The 11 Jun 1800 Tax List for Bourbon County, Kentucky, recorded Frederica JACOBUS. She had 100 acres of 1st rate land on W. Huston. She also 300 acres of 2nd rate land on the North Fork Licking in Mason County, 250 acres of 2nd rate land on Simprons Creek in Nelson COunty, and 750 acres of 2nd rate land on Eagle Creek in Harrison County. She was recorded with four horses.153 The 17 Jun 1801 Tax List for Bourbon County, Kentucky, recorded Frederica JACOBA. She had 175 acres of 1st rate land on the Houston. She was recorded with four horses.154 The 27 Jun 1802 Tax List for Bourbon County, Kentucky, recorded Frederica JACOBA. She had 175 acres of 1st rate land on the Houston. She was recorded with two white males over 21, one black male over 16, six blacks total, and five horses.155 The 31 May 1803 Tax List for Bourbon County, Kentucky, recorded Frederica JACOBY. She had 175 acres of 1st rate land on the Houston, with one white males over 16 but under 21, and four horses.417 The 26 Jul 1805 tax list for Bourbon County, Kentucky, recorded Frederica JACOBY, having 100 acres of 1st rate land on the Houston, with four horses.460 The 11 Jun 1806 tax list for Bourbon County, Kentucky, recorded Frederica JACOBY, having 175 acres of 1st rate land on the Houston, with two horses.418
106. James7 STARK married Jane FRISTOE (see #107).
The only known child of James7 STARK and Jane FRISTOE (see #107) was:
- 53. i. Mary6 STARK.
107. Jane7 FRISTOE married James STARK (see #106).
120. Thomas7 HART (John, #240) was born circa 1686?422,464 He married Esther (Hester) MILES (see #121).422 He died in 1790.422
In 1714, he inherited 200 acres from his father.465 On 11 Dec 1719, Thomas and Esther sold the land he inherited from his father, to James RUSH, of Byberry.466 In 1731 he Thomas signed a petition for a road in Warminster.466
The 15 known children of Thomas7 HART and Esther (Hester) MILES (see #121) were as follows:
- i. Silas6 HART was born in 1715.422
- ii. James HART was born (est) circa 1717?.422
- iii. Josiah HART was born circa 1719?422
- iv. William HART was born (est) circa 1721?.422
- v. Joseph HART was born (est) circa 1723?.422
- vi. David HART was born (est) circa 1725?.422
- vii. John HART was born in 1726.422
According to Jones, John is the son of Thomas HART and his third wife, Mary COMBS.
- viii. Miles HART was born (est) circa 1728?.422 He died in 1785.422
- ix. Jacob HART was born (est) circa 1730?.422
- x. Aaron HART was born in 1732.422 He married Rachel (--?--).422 He died in 1810.422
- xi. Andrew HART was born (est) circa 1734?.422 He died in 1794.422
- xii. Adam HART was born circa 1736?422
- xiii. Thomas HART was born circa 1738?422 He married Nancy STOUT.422 He married Mary MORGAN.422
- 60. xiv. Heth HART.
- xv. Samuel HART was born in 1746.422 He married Esther LOW.422 He died in 1787.422
121. Esther (Hester)7 MILES was born in 1693.422 She married Thomas HART (see #120), son of John HART and Susannah RUSH.422
124. George7 HODGSON (John or Robert, #248) was born on 6 Jan 1700/1 Newcastle, Ireland.287 He married Mary THATCHER (see #125), daughter of Jonathan THATCHER and Hannah DICKS, on 21 Feb 1728/29 in Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware.287 Conflicting evidence indicates he and Mary THATCHER were married on 5 Mar 1728/29.317 He wrote a will in 1764.317 He died circa 1774 in Guilford County, North Carolina.287 His will was recorded in 1774 in Raleigh, Wake County, North Carolina.317 He is buried in Centre Friends Church Cemeter, Guilford County, North Carolina.317
He came from Ireland about 1710. He remained in Pennsylvania until about 1750, when he moved to North Carolina. He settled about nine miles south Greensboro in Rowan Co, now Guilford Co. His will mentions his sons John, Robert, Joseph, George, and daughters Sarah and Suzanna.
The six known children of George7 HODGSON and Mary THATCHER (see #125) were as follows:
- i. John6 HODGSON (HODSON) was born on 4 Aug 1731.467,424,468 He married Mary MILLS on 7 May 1754 in Rowan County, North Carolina.35 He died in 1804.424
- ii. Sarah HODGSON (HODSON) was born in 1733 of Guilford County, North Carolina.424 She married William or John HIATT (HIETT) on 22 Apr 1752.35 She died in 1817.424
- iii. Susannah HODGSON (HODSON) was born in 1735.424 She married William HIATT, son of John HIATT and Rachel WILSON, on 20 Feb 1754 in New Garden, Guildord County, North Carolina.467 She died in 1782.424
- 62. iv. George HODGSON (HODSON).
- v. Robert HODGSON (HODSON) was born on 11 Mar 1738/39 of Guilford County, North Carolina.424 He married Rachel MILLS on 30 Sep 1758 in (prob) Rowan County, North Carolina.35 He married Rachel WELLS on 6 Feb 1794 in Guilford County, North Carolina.35 He married Sarah PIERSEN on 3 Oct 1812.35 He died on 12 Apr 1813 at age 74.424
- vi. Joseph HODGSON (HODSON) was born in 1740 of Guilford County, North Carolina.424 He married Margaret WILLIAMS on 31 May 1766 in (prob) Rowan County, North Carolina.35 He married Hannah JOHNSON on 6 Jan 1802.35 He died in 1829.35
125. Mary7 THATCHER (Jonathan, #250) was born circa 1712 Birmingham, Chester County, Pennsylvania.35 She was born circa 1693.287 She married George HODGSON (see #124), son of John or Robert HODGSON and Sarah (--?--), on 21 Feb 1728/29 in Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware.287 Conflicting evidence indicates she and George HODGSON were married on 5 Mar 1728/29.317
126. William7 OLDHAM (Thomas, #252) was born circa 1705.287 He married Sarah DICKS (see #127), daughter of Nathan DICKS and Deborah CLARK.287
The only known child of William7 OLDHAM and Sarah DICKS (see #127) was:
- 63. i. Rachel Christy6 OLDHAM.
127. Sarah7 DICKS (Nathan, #254) married William OLDHAM (see #126), son of Thomas OLDHAM and Susannah FEW.287
Generation Eight
136. Peter8 RUNYON (Vincent RONGNION (RUNYON), #272) was born on 1 Jul 1680 Piscataway, East Jersey Province (now New Jersey).426 He married Providence BLACKFORD (see #137), daughter of Samuel BLACKFORD and Anne (Hannah) SMALLEY, on 12 Oct 1704 in Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey.426,331 He wrote a will on 20 Sep 1750.428 He died in Oct 1753 in Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey, at age 73.331 Conflicting evidence indicates he died on 1 Oct 1755 in New Jersey.427
He emigrated to the Passaic Valley in NJ about 1730. His descendants are numerous in Somerset and Morris Counties. Leonard lists only the nine children recorded in the Piscataway Town Records, excluding Vincent, Anne, Rachel, Elizabeth, and Samuel.
The 14 known children of Peter8 RUNYON and Providence BLACKFORD (see #137) were as follows:
- i. John7 RUNYON was born on 15 Aug 1705 Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey.426 He married Providence (Prudence) SMALLEY.427 He died before 1750.427
- ii. Grace RUNYON was born on 17 Jan 1706/7 Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey.426 She married Judge Daniel COOPER, son of William COOPER, on 17 Apr 1726.427 She died in Nov 1755 at age 48.427
- iii. Vincent RUNYON was born circa 1709 New Jersey.427 He married Zerviah MARTIN.427 He died before 1750.427
His birth is not recorded in the Piscataway Town Records.
- iv. Joseph RUNYON was born on 1 Apr 1710 Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey.426 He married Elizabeth TREMBLY, daughter of Jean (John) TREMBLY and Mary NOE, in 1735.427 Conflicting evidence indicates he and Elizabeth TREMBLY were married circa 1739.428 He wrote a will on 16 May 1760.428 He died before 14 Jul 1760.428 His will was probated on 14 Jul 1760.
He was a witness and assisted in the inventory in the estate of William AKER (ACRE) of Amwell, Hunterdon, NH, 1760, who was one of the First Settlers there, having associated himself with John and Thomas RUNYON when they removed from Piscataway.
- v. Rosanna RUNYON was born on 16 Nov 1712 Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey.426 She married George DAVIDSON (DAVISON).427
- vi. Peter RUNYON Jr was born on 25 Jul 1715 Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey.426 He married Mary DUNN, daughter of Samuel DUNN and Esther MARTIN, circa 1738.428,427 He died after 1750/51.428
- vii. Anne RUNYON was born circa 1717 New Jersey.427 She was born circa 1721.427 She married John LAYTON.427 She married John BEDELL after 1750/51.428,427
Her birth is not recorded in the Piscataway Town Records.
- viii. Richard RUNYON was born on 14 Apr 1719 Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey.426 He married Jane (Jeane, Janettie) Van COURT, daughter of Elias (Lies) Van COURT and Anne (Antje) COOPER, in 1745.427
- ix. Rachel RUNYON was born New Jersey. She married John LaFORGE Jr.427
Her birth is not recorded in the Piscataway Town Records.
- x. Providence RUNYON was born on 10 Apr 1723 Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey.426 She married John BOWMAN.427
- xi. Sarah RUNYON was born on 1 Dec 1725 Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey.426
She died young.
- 68. xii. Benjamin RUNYON.
- xiii. Elizabeth RUNYON was born circa 1731 New Jersey.427 She married Jonas SUTTON, son of Richard SUTTON and Sarah RUNYON, on 22 Sep 1764 in Middlesex County, New Jersey.200,427
Her birth is not recorded in the Piscataway Town Records.
- xiv. .
Samuel RUNYON. His birth is not recorded in the Piscataway Town Records.
137. Providence8 BLACKFORD (Samuel, #274) was born in 1683.429 She married Peter RUNYON (see #136), son of Vincent RONGNION (RUNYON) and Anne Martha BOUTCHER, on 12 Oct 1704 in Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey.426,331 She died in 1760.
138. Elias (Lies)8 Van COURT (Thomas, #276) ,, son of Thomas Van COURT and (--?--) WOERKER, was born on 12 May 1691 in St Andre Parish, Isle of Guernsey.428,469 Conflicting evidence indicates he was born on 12 May 1691 in Holland.35 He married Anne (Antje) COOPER (see #139), daughter of William COOPER, in 1716 in Middlesex County, New Jersey.427,35 Conflicting evidence indicates he and Anne (Antje) COOPER were married in 1716 in New York.427 He died on 28 Jul 1750 in Woodbridge, Middlesex County, New Jersey, at age 59.428,469,35 He is buried in Methodist Cemetery, Woodbridge, Middlesex County, New Jersey.35
He arrived in this country between 1710 and 1718, and settled near Bound Brook, Somerset, NJ.
"He was a first settler of Piscataway, coming from the Isle of Guernsey, where he was born of Dutch parentage. His parents had gone to Guernsey to escape religious persecution in France, being of the Reformed Faith of the pious Huguenots."
The above and the information on the fourteen children of Elias and Ann were copied from an inscription in a French Testament, on the inside of the book cover in French words, along with this "Elois Van Court, fil Thomas Van Court, received this book from his uncle, Elois Woerker, on the 12th day of May, 1701, when he was ten years of age."
He was a cordwainer, that is a worker of leather.
The 15 known children of Elias (Lies)8 Van COURT and Anne (Antje) COOPER (see #139) were as follows:
- i. Thomas7 Van COURT was born on 8 Feb 1716/17 Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey.428,35 He died before 1729 in Woodbridge, Middlesex County, New Jersey.35
- ii. Elias Van COURT was born on 21 Apr 1719 Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey.428,35 He married Mary KELLEY on 30 Jul 1748 in Middlesex County, New Jersey.470 He died in Woodbridge, Middlesex County, New Jersey.35
- iii. Moses Van COURT was born on 20 Oct 1720 Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey.428,35 He was christened on 8 Jan 1721 in Raritan, Somerset County, New Jersey.35 He married Mary QUICK, daughter of Frans (Francis) QUICK, circa 1748.35 He died in Sep 1783 in Woodbridge, Middlesex County, New Jersey, at age 62.35
- iv. Jane Van COURT was born on 21 May 1722.428 She was born on 22 May 1722.470
- v. Daniel Van COURT was born on 22 Mar 1724/25 Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey.428,35 He died in Woodbridge, Middlesex County, New Jersey.35
- vi. Agnes (Egnies) Van COURT was born on 8 Mar 1725/26 Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey.428,35 She died in Woodbridge, Middlesex County, New Jersey.35
- vii. Jane (Jeane, Janettie) Van COURT was born on 13 Aug 1727.470 Conflicting evidence indicates she was born on 26 Aug 1727 in Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey.35 She married Richard RUNYON, son of Peter RUNYON and Providence BLACKFORD, in 1745.427
- viii. Thomas Van COURT was born on 11 Mar 1727/28 Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey.428,35 He died in Woodbridge, Middlesex County, New Jersey.35
- 69. ix. Ann (Anna) Van COURT (twin).
- x. Samuel Van COURT (twin) was born on 27 Aug 1730 Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey.428,35 He died in 1779 in Woodbridge, Middlesex County, New Jersey.35,35
- xi. Abram (Alvine) Van COURT was born on 28 May 1732 Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey.428,35
- xii. John Van COURT (twin) was born on 7 Mar 1733/34 Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey.428,35
- xiii. Thomas Van COURT (twin) was born on 7 Mar 1733/34.470
- xiv. Elizabeth Van COURT was born on 20 Dec 1735 Woodbridge, Middlesex County, New Jersey.428,35 Conflicting evidence indicates she was born on 2 Dec 1735.470 She married Nathan HARNED, son of Nathaniel HARNED and Sarah DEAN, on 1 May 1760 in Woodbridge, Middlesex County, New Jersey.35 She died on 24 Nov 1807 in Woodbridge, Middlesex County, New Jersey, at age 71.35 She is buried in Woodbridge, Middlesex County, New Jersey.35
- xv. Michael Van COURT was born on 6 Jan 1738/39 Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey.428,35 Conflicting evidence indicates he was born on 4 Mar 1738/39.470 He married Elizabeth BROWN.470 He died in 1815.470 Conflicting evidence indicates he died on 23 Aug 1750 in Woodbridge, Middlesex County, New Jersey.35
139. Anne (Antje)8 COOPER (William, #278) was born circa 1690 Holland.35 Conflicting evidence indicates she was born circa 1700.469 She married Elias (Lies) Van COURT (see #138), son of Thomas Van COURT and (--?--) WOERKER, in 1716 in Middlesex County, New Jersey.427,35 Conflicting evidence indicates she and Elias (Lies) Van COURT were married in 1716 in New York.427 She died in 1779 in Woodbridge, Middlesex County, New Jersey.35
144. Thomas8 HARBOUR was born circa 1675 Wales.430 He married Sarah WITT (see #145), daughter of John WITT and Ann ROGERS, in Charles City County, Virginia.430,471 He died after 1767 in Virginia.430
He settled on the Mayo River, near State Line in Lunenburg Co, now Patrick Co, VA.[CI:173:?3:CI].
The 15 known children of Thomas8 HARBOUR and Sarah WITT (see #145) were as follows:
- i. Ann7 HARBOUR was born in 1716.207 She married Mr (--?--) ANGELIN.207
- ii. Lavina (Lavinia) HARBOUR was born in 1718 Charles City or Goochland County, Virginia.207 She was born circa 1720 Virginia.430 She married Charles C. WITT, son of Guillame WITT, in 1740 in Goochland County, Virginia.430,471 She died circa 1781 in Halifax County, Virginia.35 Conflicting evidence indicates she died after 1784 in Halifax, Halifax County, Virginia.207
- 72. iii. Talmon HARBOUR.
- iv. John HARBOUR was born in 1722.207
- v. Richard HARBOUR was born in 1724.207 He died in 1727 in Charles City or Goochland County, Virginia.207
- vi. Mary HARBOUR was born in 1726 Charles City or Goochland County, Virginia.207 Conflicting evidence indicates she was born circa 1725.471 She married Palathiah SHELTON.207 She died after 1800.207
- vii. David HARBOUR was born in 1727 Virginia.207
- viii. Elizabeth HARBOUR was born in 1728 Charles City or Goochland County, Virginia.207 She married William BURNETT.207
- ix. Abner HARBOUR was born in 1730 Charles City or Goochland County, Virginia.207 He married Joyce THORNHILL before 1751.430,207 He died in 1778 in Henry County, Virginia.207
- x. Sarah HARBOUR was born in Sep 1732 Charles City or Goochland County, Virginia.471,339,207 She married David WITT, son of John (--?--) and Elizabeth (--?--).471,339,207 She died after 1815.339
- xi. Elijah HARBOUR was born in 1734 Charles City or Goochland County, Virginia.207 Conflicting evidence indicates he was born circa 1735 in Virginia.471 He married Prudence PUSEY, daughter of Robert PUSEY and Magdalena VanMETER, in 1758.471,207 He died in 1769 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.471,207
- xii. Elisha HARBOUR was born in 1735 Virginia.207 Conflicting evidence indicates he was born circa 1733 in Virginia.35 He married Margaret (--?--) circa 1755.471,207
- xiii. Jane HARBOUR was born in 1736 Charles City or Goochland County, Virginia.207 She married Elijah WITT.471,207
- xiv. Prudence HARBOUR was born in 1741.207 She married Thomas FLOWERS.207
- xv. Adonijah HARBOUR was born in 1748 Charles City or Goochland County, Virginia.207 Conflicting evidence indicates he was born circa 1737 in Virginia.471 He married Ann "Nancy" DALTON, daughter of Samuel DALTON and Ann REDD, on 25 Aug 1769 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.472,207 He married Charlotte GALLIHUE on 3 Apr 1791 in Surrey County, North Carolina.207 He died in 1815 in East Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana.207
145. Sarah8 WITT (John, #290) was born circa 1695.35 She married Thomas HARBOUR (see #144) in Charles City County, Virginia.430,471 She died after 1769 in Halifax County, Virginia.471
160. George8 MITCHELL (John, #320) , PARO, was born on 14 Nov 1734 Pennsylvania.35 He married Elizabeth PORTER (see #161) in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.35 He died on 10 Apr 1816 in Fawn, York County, Pennsylvania, at age 81.35
The four known children of George8 MITCHELL and Elizabeth PORTER (see #161) were as follows:
- 80. i. John7 MITCHELL.
- ii. Thomas MITCHELL was born on 23 Aug 1762.35 He married Nancy CLARK.35 He died on 15 May 1847 at age 84.35 He is buried in Scotch Ridge, Belmont County, Ohio.35
- iii. Mary MITCHELL was born (est) circa 1764?.35
- iv. James MITCHELL was born (est) circa 1783?.35 He married Elizabeth McCULLOUGH.35
161. Elizabeth8 PORTER married George MITCHELL (see #160), son of John MITCHELL and Mary ARGRIFF, in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.35 She died in 1829.35 She is buried in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.35
162. John8 CLARK was born circa 1738.35
The only known child of John8 CLARK and an unknown spouse was:
- 81. i. Jannett7 CLARK.
168. Thomas8 CORBIN (Jabez, #336) was born on 26 Jun 1693 Woodstock, Windham County, Connecticut.473 He married Sarah EASTMAN (see #169), daughter of Samuel EASTMAN and Elizabeth SCRIVEN (SEVERANCE).35 He died on 18 Jun 1771 in Pawling, Duchess County, New York, at age 77.35
He settled first in Ashford, Windham, CT, and later in Kingston, Rockingham, NH, where he resided 2 Oct 1729 when his wife Sarah sold land left to her by her father, lying in the town of Salisbury, Essex, MA.
The only known child of Thomas8 CORBIN and Sarah EASTMAN (see #169) was:
- 84. i. Edward Eastman7 CORBIN.
169. Sarah8 EASTMAN (Samuel, #338) was born on 4 Jan 1692/93 Salisbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.474 Conflicting evidence indicates she was born on 3 Apr 1694 in Salisbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.475 She was christened on 4 Oct 1702.475 She married Thomas CORBIN (see #168), son of Jabez CORBIN and Mary MORSE.35 She died on 20 Dec 1742 in New York at age 49.35
172. Anderies8 SHARP (SCHARP/SCHERP) (Johannes Andres SCHERP (SHARP), #344) was born on 8 Jan 1704 New York.476 He married Johanna FREE (FREER) (see #173), daughter of Abraham FREE (FREER) and Aegje TIETSOORT, circa 1735.476
The two known children of Anderies8 SHARP (SCHARP/SCHERP) and Johanna FREE (FREER) (see #173) were as follows:
- i. Cornelius7 SHARP (SCHARP) was born circa 1737 (poss) Rhineback, Dutchess County, New York.476 He married Mary (Maria) (--?--).476 He married Marytje (Martha) Von BOMMEL, daughter of Christopher Von BOMMEL, in 1770 in New York.476 He died on 2 Mar 1811 in Keesville, Essex County, New York.476
- 86. ii. Abraham SHARP (SCHARP).
173. Johanna8 FREE (FREER) (Abraham, #346) was born on 13 Nov 1715 Kingston, Ulster County, New York.476 She married Anderies SHARP (SCHARP/SCHERP) (see #172), son of Johannes Andres SCHERP (SHARP) and Gertrude REES, circa 1735.476
174. Hendrick8 Van DEUSEN (Abraham Melchoirsz, #348) was born circa 1721 Salisbury, Litchfield County, Connecticut.477 He married Catherina Hartmanse VREELAND (see #175) circa 1742.477
The three known children of Hendrick8 Van DEUSEN and Catherina Hartmanse VREELAND (see #175) all born in Salisbury, Litchfield County, Connecticut, were as follows:
- i. Abraham7 Van DEUSEN was born on 28 Sep 1742.477 He married Sarah CHIPMAN circa 1763.477 He died on 17 Jul 1796 in Middlebury, Addison County, Vermont, at age 53.477
He served 125 days during the Revolutionary War in Capt Parmelee's Company of Vermont and was paid £4, 14s, 8p for his services.
- 87. ii. Jacomyntje (Jemima) Van DEUSEN.
- iii. Laurence Van DEUSEN was born circa 1745. He married Content WILLIAMS.477
175. Catherina Hartmanse8 VREELAND married Hendrick Van DEUSEN (see #174), son of Abraham Melchoirsz Van DEUSEN and Catharina (Anna) MYRRYN (MEIER), circa 1742.477
176. John8 FLINT died before 19 Apr 1770.
On 9 Jun 1740, John FLINT purchased 100 acres in Somerset County (later Worcester County), Maryland, from John CALDWELL and Joshua CALDWELL.436 On 19 Apr 1743, "John Flent" witnessed the will of "Edward Maglamery" in Worcester County, Maryland.478 On 7 Mar 1743/44, John CALDWELL and John FLINT were listed as appraiser in the inventory of "Edward McGlamry."479 On 7 Mar 1759, John FLINT sold 150 acres to Thomas FLINT.436 According to the will of his son, Thomas, he lived on "Hoggs Purchase" in a tract called "Flints Safegard."434 Thomas FLINT was named administrator of the estate of John FLINT (19 Apr 1770-8 Aug 1770, 30 May 1771, 8 Jun 1771).480
The only known child of John8 FLINT and an unknown spouse was:
- 88. i. Thomas7 FLINT.
180. Thomas8 HUMPHRIES (HUMPHRIESS/HUMPHRIS) (Thomas, #360) married Temperance MORRIS (see #181) on 23 Apr 1736 in Green Hill, Stepney Parish, Somerset County, Maryland.450 He wrote a will on 27 Jan 1771 in Somerset County, Maryland. His will mentions his wife, Phillis, sons William and Joseph. Joseph was named executor.450 He died in 1771 in Somerset County, Maryland.450 His will was probated on 8 Jan 1772 in Somerset County, Maryland.450
The seven known children of Thomas8 HUMPHRIES (HUMPHRIESS/HUMPHRIS) and Temperance MORRIS (see #181) were as follows:
- i. Jemima7 HUMPHRIES (HUMPHRIESS/HUMPHRIS) was born on 5 Jul 1738 Green Hill, Stepney Parish, Somerset County, Maryland.450
- ii. Thomas HUMPHRIES (HUMPHRIESS/HUMPHRIS) was born on 19 Nov 1739 Green Hill, Stepney Parish, Somerset County, Maryland.450 He died in 1817 in Hancock County, Georgia.450
- iii. John HUMPHRIES (HUMPHRIESS/HUMPHRIS) was born on 30 Apr 1741 Green Hill, Stepney Parish, Somerset County, Maryland.450
- iv. Jacob HUMPHRIES (HUMPHRIESS/HUMPHRIS) was born on 1 Mar 1742/43 Green Hill, Stepney Parish, Somerset County, Maryland.450
- 90. v. Joseph HUMPHRIES (HUMPHRIESS/HUMPHRIS).
- vi. Mary HUMPHRIES (HUMPHRIESS/HUMPHRIS) was born on 30 Jan 1746/47 Stepney Parish, Somerset County, Maryland.450
- vii. Rachel HUMPHRIES (HUMPHRIESS/HUMPHRIS) was born on 3 Feb 1748/49 Green Hill, Stepney Parish, Somerset County, Maryland.450
181. Temperance8 MORRIS was born Accomack County, Virginia.450 She married Thomas HUMPHRIES (HUMPHRIESS/HUMPHRIS) (see #180), son of (Capt) Thomas HUMPHRIES (HUMPHRIESS/HUMPHRIS) and Mary GILLIS, on 23 Apr 1736 in Green Hill, Stepney Parish, Somerset County, Maryland.450 She died before 1764.450
184. Alexander8 FOSTER was born (est) circa 1704 in Londonderry (County Derry), Province of Ulster, Northern Ireland.35,283 He married Mary CONNER in 1730.481 He died in Apr 1767 in Little Brittain Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.481
In 1728, he settled in Little Brittain Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. His two brothers, John and Thomas, came with him.283
The three known children of Alexander8 FOSTER and an unknown spouse were as follows:
- i. James7 FOSTER was born circa 1732.35 He is buried in Allegheny Cemetery.283
He settled in Washington County Pennsylvania.283 He and his brothers, John and William, served in the Revolutionary War, and were at the final surrender of the British at Yorktown.283
- ii. William FOSTER was born in 1751 Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.35 He married Magdalena DANIELS, daughter of Adam DANIELS and Barbara KLEIST, on 19 Apr 1774 in Battletown, Pennsylvania.35 He died in 1851 in Muddy Creek, York County, Pennsylvania.35
He and his brothers, John and James, served in the Revolutionary War, and were at the final surrender of the British at Yorktown.283 He became one of the most noted Presbyterian Ministers in
Pennsylvania.283
- 92. iii. William FOSTER.
208. John Daniel8 JACOBY married Anna Barbra (--?--) (see #209).298
The only known child of John Daniel8 JACOBY and Anna Barbra (--?--) (see #209) was:
- 104. i. John 'Francis' Lucas7 JACOBY.
209. Anna Barbra8 (--?--) married John Daniel JACOBY (see #208).298
210. Conrad8 LOTSPEICH married Catherine Elizabetha Wilhelmina (--?--) (see #211).
The only known child of Conrad8 LOTSPEICH and Catherine Elizabetha Wilhelmina (--?--) (see #211) was:
211. Catherine Elizabetha Wilhelmina8 (--?--) married Conrad LOTSPEICH (see #210).
240. John8 HART (Christopher, #480) was born on 16 Nov 1651 Witney, Oxfordshire, England.422,482,464 He married Susannah RUSH (see #241), daughter of John RUSH and Susannah LUCAS, in the summer or fall of in 1683.422,483 He died in Sep 1714 in Warminster Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania, at age 62.422,484,464 He is buried in Pennypack Baptist Church, Pennypack, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania. (there is no marker).465,464
They were members of the society of Friends. When William Penn contemplated founding his colony of Pennsylvania under the grant of territory from Charles the Second, John Hart resolved to accompany him, to seek his fortune in the new world. At this time he was nearly thirty-two years of age, and was already of such standing in the society as to have become a preacher of ability and influence.485 On 11 Oct 1681, "William Penn of Worminghurst, in the county of Sussex, esquire, by a deed of bargain and sale, bargained and sold to John Hart, of Witney, in the county of Oxon, yeoman, for and in consideration of the sum of five shillings of lawful money of England, the full and just proportion and quantity of one thousand acres of lands, situate, lying and being in the province of Pennsylvania."485,464 In the summer of 1682 John and his sister, Mary, sailed for America, possibly on the same ship with Thomas HOLME.486,464 Among the names composing the first grand jury in the State, for the court held at Upland, September 12, 1682, is found that of John Hart.486,464 Of the one thousand acres purchased from William Penn, 484 acres were in Byberry Township, Philadelphia County, and 484 in Warminster Township, Bucks County. He settled in Byberry by the end of the year. He was chosen a member of the Assembly for Philadelphia county, about the latter part of December, or the beginning of January, as he took his seat in that body at its first session.487,464 John was a member and minister of the Society of Friends until 1691when George Keith left the Society. John, one of the most influential men among them, sided with Keith, taking many families with him.488,464 In 1697, he embraced Baptist principles and was baptised by Thomas Rutter. In 1702 he and other in the society he had been worshipping at, joined the Pennypack Baptist church. John Watts, the pastor at Pennypack, died in August, 1702. This circumstance led John Hart and his little society worshipping at John Swift's to unite with that church. The church records say that they invited the "Society of people called Keithians, practicing Believers Baptism, and meeting once in a week at the house of John Swift, in Southampton township, in the county of Bucks, having John Hart for their minister," to unite with them and have but one meeting. They appear to have changed their views about the Keithians since 1697, when they refused to receive them on the advice of Elias Keach, of London. The invitation was accepted. John Hart was now appointed assistant minister at Pennepack, and continued in the sacred office until his death. In 1703 he was in full communion with the Baptists. He was never ordained, but was esteemed a good preacher, and considered a pious and exemplary christian.489,464 On 8 Aug 1697, he sold 72 acres in Byberry to James RUSH, son of Thomas RUSH, for ten pounds.490 On 9 Oct 1697, he sold 101 acres in Byberry to Andrew BANKSON.490 "Beginning at a gum tree by ye sd branch of Poetquessink creek, from thence by a line of marked trees, north twenty nine degrees west one hundred seventy two perches to a white oak standing by ye sd branch; thence by ye several courses thereof eighty four perches to a Spanish oak; thence by Benjamin (???) land, north thirty six degrees west, two hundred fifty perches to a (???) post; thence by a line of marked trees of Richard Collet's land, north fifty four degrees east, one hundred and forty perches to ye line of Nathaniel Hatlon's land; thence by ye sd line south thirty six degrees east four hundred forty six perches to a maple tree by ye sd Poetquessink creek; thence by ye several courses thereof two hundred ninety two and three quarter perches to the place of beginning, containing four hundred and eighty four acres of land." The Byberry land was confirmed to him in a deed dated 30 May 1703 as.491 In 1705 he sold his plantation in Byberry and had probably moved to Warminster before he joined the Baptists.490 John's son, Joseph, also joined the Pennepack Baptist church, and was baptised by Joseph Wood, 21 Sep 1705. The other children subsequently joined; Josiah baptised by Mr. Wood, December 16th, 1710, and Mary baptised by Nathaniel Jenkins, June 1st, 1714.492 In his will he bequeathed 200 acres in Warminster to his son John and 200 acres Warminster to his son Thomas. He bequeathed to his son, Josiah, two lots in Philadelphia, and to his daughter, Mary, 15 pounds "current silver money" and "one feather bed and bedding, and one mare and two colts, all bay."465 In 1731 he signed a petition for a road in Warminster.493
The five known children of John8 HART and Susannah RUSH (see #241) were as follows:
- 120. i. Thomas7 HART.
- ii. John HART was born on 16 Jul 1684 Byberry Township, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania.494,464 He was baptized on 15 Nov 1706 in Pennypack Baptist Church, Pennypack, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania. (by Rev Evan Morgan).495 He married Eleanor CRISPIN, daughter of Silas CRISPIN and Hester HOLME, on 25 Nov 1708 in Warminster, Bucks County, Pennsylvania.495,464 Conflicting evidence indicates he and Eleanor CRISPIN were married on 23 Nov 1708.496 He wrote a will on 15 Jan 1763. He bequeathed each of his children five shillings. The then bequeathed his estate to his then eldest son, Joseph.493 He died on 22 Mar 1763 in Warminster, Bucks County, Pennsylvania, at age 78.493,464 He inventory of estate, valued at 99.10.10, was settled on 29 Mar 1763.497 He is buried in Southampton Baptist Church Graveyard, Southampton, Bucks County, Pennsylvania.493,464
In 1714, he inherited 200 acres from his father.465,464 In 1726 he was a justice of Bucks County Courts. He served as High Sheriff of Bucks County in 1738-39, 1743-45, and 1748-49, and Coroner from 1741-42.464 On 16 Feb 1746, a portion of the members of the Pennypack Baptist Church, from the southern part of Bucks County, asked permission to establish a separate church at Southampton. On 5 Apr 1746 permission was granted and on 8 Apr the church was organized. Among the 56 names of the organizers were John and Eleanor HART and their sons, Joseph and Oliver and Joseph's wife, Elizabeth.498 On 18 May 1746, John was chosen as the first deacon of the Southampton church. He served as clerk of the church until 1759 when his infirmities prevention the performance of his duties.499,464 The following entry was entered at a meeting of the Southampton Church, held on 15 May 1762, "John Hart finding himself unable to attend meeting, and incapable to make the proper entries in the church book, now by the hands of his son Joseph Hart returned sd book to be disposed of as they shall think fit; and also his account of collections and disbursements for the term of fifteen years past truly stated, for their approbation, and desires also to be discharged of any further care of providing for the Lord's table; which being considered the church agreed to dismiss him according to his request, and committed the care of the church book to sd. Joseph Hart."499
- iii. Joseph HART was born (est) circa 1687?.422,464 He married Sarah STOUT on 2 Apr 1713.466,464 Joseph HART probably had no children.466 He died in 1714 . (he died before his father).500,464
- iv. Mary HART was born (est) circa 1688?.422,464 She married Thomas DUNGAN.422 She died in 1721.500,464
- v. Josiah HART was born (est) circa 1690?.422
In 1714 he inherited two lots in Philadelphia from his father.465 On 12 Aug 1715, the Pennypack church granted a letter of dismissal to "Josiah Hart for Cokahansay, upon his going to live there." The location of "Cokahansay" is unknown, but possibly Cohansey, Salem County (now Cumberland County), New Jersey.465,464
241. Susannah8 RUSH (John, #482) was born in 1656.422 She married John HART (see #240), son of Christopher HART and Mary BECKLEY, in the summer or fall of in 1683.422,483 She died on 27 Feb 1724/25 in Poetquessink, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania.501,464
248. John or Robert8 HODGSON (Robert, #496) was born circa 1659 England.287 He married Sarah (--?--) (see #249) in 1679.287 He died in 1732.
The only known child of John or Robert8 HODGSON and Sarah (--?--) (see #249) was:
- 124. i. George7 HODGSON.
249. Sarah8 (--?--) married John or Robert HODGSON (see #248), son of Robert HODGSON and poss. Sarah (--?--), in 1679.287
250. Jonathan8 THATCHER (Richard, #500). Conflicting evidence indicates he was born on 15 Dec 1667 in Uffington, Berkshire, England.35 He was born on 15 Feb 1667/68 Cheshire, England.287,469 He married Hannah DICKS (see #251), daughter of Peter DICKS and Esther MADDOCK, in Dec 1699 in Cheshire, England.287 He died in Nov 1750 in Birmingham, Chester County, Pennsylvania, at age 82.287 Conflicting evidence indicates he died in Nov 1751 in Chester County, Pennsylvania.35
The 10 known children of Jonathan8 THATCHER and Hannah DICKS (see #251) were as follows:
- i. Ann7 THATCHER was born circa 1700 Concord, Chester County, Pennsylvania.35 She married Humphrey BATE.35
- ii. Jane THATCHER was born circa 1702 Concord, Chester County, Pennsylvania.35 She married John WISKERLHAM in 1723.35
- iii. Jonathan THATCHER was born circa 1704 Concord, Chester County, Pennsylvania.35 He married Mary WYETH on 10 Mar 1727/28 in Concord, Chester County, Pennsylvania.35
- iv. Hannah THATCHER was born circa 1706 Concord, Chester County, Pennsylvania.35 She married William JORDON in 1726.35
- v. Esther THATCHER was born circa 1708 Concord, Chester County, Pennsylvania.35 She married Isaac WIDDOR (WIDDOS) in 1726.35
- vi. Richard THATCHER was born circa 1710 Bucks County, Pennsylvania.35 He married Ruth (Edith) GRUBB on 23 Nov 1734.35 Conflicting evidence indicates he and Ruth (Edith) GRUBB were married on 24 Nov 1734 in Concord, Delaware County, Pennsylvania.35 He died in 1763.35
- 125. vii. Mary THATCHER.
- viii. Martha THATCHER was born circa 1714 Concord, Chester County, Pennsylvania.35 She married Thomas LONG in 1735.35
- ix. Elizabeth THATCHER was born circa 1716 Concord, Chester County, Pennsylvania.35 She married James CAMPBELL.35
- x. Deborah THATCHER was born circa 1719 Guilford County, North Carolina.35 She married James REYNOLD.35
251. Hannah8 DICKS (Peter, #502) was born in 1682 Cheshire, England.35 She married Jonathan THATCHER (see #250), son of Richard THATCHER and Jane STEVENS, in Dec 1699 in Cheshire, England.287
252. Thomas8 OLDHAM was born circa 1680 Calverton, Nottingham, England.287 He married Susannah FEW (see #253).287
The seven known children of Thomas8 OLDHAM and Susannah FEW (see #253) were as follows:
- 126. i. William7 OLDHAM.
- ii. Mary OLDHAM.
- iii. Thomas OLDHAM.
- iv. Martha OLDHAM.
- v. Hannah OLDHAM.
- vi. Susannah OLDHAM.
- vii. Deborah OLDHAM.
253. Susannah8 FEW married Thomas OLDHAM (see #252).287
254. Nathan8 DICKS (Peter, #502) was born in 1685 East Nottingham, Nottingham, England.35 He married Deborah CLARK (see #255).
The only known child of Nathan8 DICKS and Deborah CLARK (see #255) was:
- 127. i. Sarah7 DICKS.
255. Deborah8 CLARK was born Nantucket, Nantucket County, Massachusetts.287 She married Nathan DICKS (see #254), son of Peter DICKS and Esther MADDOCK.
Generation Nine
272. Vincent9 RONGNION (RUNYON) was born circa 1645 Poitiers, Ancienne Poitou, France.331 He and Anne Martha BOUTCHER obtained a marriage license on 28 Jun 1668 in Elizabethtown, East Jersey Province (now New Jersey).331,427 He married Anne Martha BOUTCHER (see #273), daughter of John BOUTCHER (BOUCHIEERE), on 17 Jul 1668.331 He died in Nov 1713 in Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey.331 He is buried in Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey.331
The surname was originally in several forms, notably, "RONGNION," "ROUGNON," "ROGNON," "ROGNIN," "ROYGNON," etc. In GOUGET's, Armorial Du Poitou et Etat Des Nobles", 1866, "Henry Roygnon Sr" and "Henry De Regnon," with coat-of-arms, are listed, as of early date, which establishes this family as of the Nobility and presents the correct heraldry. He came before 1668 to the Isle of Jersey, and then to America, where he married Anne Boutcher, from Hertsfordshire, England. He first settled in Elizabethtown, NJ before 1668. He may have accompanied Governor Philip Carterret, who settled that place in 1665, or migrated very soon after. It is noticeable that many French Huguenots soon appeared in the colony. He was a carpenter. The first reference to his name in America is in a marriage license given by Governor Carteret at Trenton which reads as follows:
To any of the Justices of the Peace of Ministers of the Province of New Jersey: Whereas I have received information of a mutual agreement between Vincent Rongnion, of Portiers, in France, and Ann Boutcher, daughter of John Boutcher, of Hartford, in England, to solemnize marriage together, for which they have requested my lycense, and there appearing no lawful impediment for the obstruction thereof, these are to require you or eyther of you, to joyne the said Vincent Rongnion and Ann Boutcher in Matrimony, and them to pronounce man and wife, and to make record thereof, according to the laws in that behalf provided, for the doing whereof this shall be to you or eyther of you a sufficient warrant.
Given under my hand and seal of the Province, the 28th day of June, 1668, and the 20th year of the raign of our Sovereign Lord Charles the Second, of England, Scotland and Ireland, king, defender of the faith, &c.
(Signed) Ph. Carteret.
This couple were joyned in matrimony by me the 17ty of July, 1668.
(Signed) James Bolton. He bought a piece of ground at Elizabethtown on 20 Mar 1671/2 from Francis Barber. However, he did not remain long among that settlement and he moved from there to Piscataway, Middlesex, NJ. He bought a farm of 154½ acres on the Raritan River in the Spring of 1677. He added 70 acres to it in 1687. He served as a juryman and was a witness in 1671/2. He bought some 44 acres of land on the Raritan River, Piscataway, N.J. in 1678, and added 70 acres to it in 1687 by purchase from Hopewell Hull. His wife, named Martha, was the administratrix of his estate.
The 12 known children of Vincent9 RONGNION (RUNYON) and Anne Martha BOUTCHER (see #273) were as follows:
- i. John8 RUNYON was born in 1669 Elizabethtown, East Jersey Province (now New Jersey).331 Conflicting evidence indicates he was born on 14 Feb 1668/69 in Elizabethtown, East Jersey Province (now New Jersey). He married Ann Elizabeth DUNN, daughter of Hugh DUNN and Elizabeth DRAKE, on 20 Jul 1692 in Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey.426 Conflicting evidence indicates he died on 9 Nov 1744 in Rocky Hill, Somerset County, New Jersey. He died in Nov 1745 in Rocky Hill, Somerset County, New Jersey.331 He is buried in Rocky Hill, Somerset County, New Jersey.
John and Thomas married daughters of Hugh and Elizabeth (DRAKE) DUNN and settled in West NJ before 1700. Many of the descendants of these two sons of Vincent and Ann Martha ROGNION assumed the RUNYAN spelling, and this distinction persists in some of the descending families of these two sons, but not completely. He was first entered in the land records as "John Runion," 1698-9, with his brother Thomas.
By 1722, he was a settler with his brother, Thomas, near Hopewell and east Amwell, Hunterdon Co, and in 1727, Nathaniel Leonard of Trenton, Hunterdon Co, made reference to a "farm in Somerset Co, now occupied by Jno. Runion." Samuel DUNN of Piscataway, in his will dated 9 Nov 1744, made reference to his "sister Elizabeth, widow of John Runyon", indicating he had died before that date.
- ii. Vincent RUNYON was born in 1671 Elizabethtown, East Jersey Province (now New Jersey).200 He married Mary HULL, daughter of Hopewell HULL and Mary MARTIN, on 2 Dec 1691 in Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey.426 He wrote a will in 1724 in Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey.428 He died in Mar 1723/24 in Middlesex County, New Jersey.331
- iii. Derrick (Richard?) RUNYON was born circa 1672.427
Leonard lists him as "Darich." No further records are available. This may be second generation (Peter had a son Richard).
- iv. Ann RUNYON was born in 1673 East Jersey Province (now New Jersey).331 Conflicting evidence indicates she was born in Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey. She married Nathaniel LEONARD, son of Henry LEONARD.331
- v. Joseph RUNYON was born circa 1674.427
An innkeeper in Franklin Township. No further record.
- vi. Thomas RUNYON was born in 1675 East Jersey Province (now New Jersey).427 Conflicting evidence indicates he was born in 1675 in Piscataway, East Jersey Province (now New Jersey).502 He married Martha Ann DUNN, daughter of Hugh DUNN and Elizabeth DRAKE, circa 1698 in Hunterdon County, New Jersey.331 Conflicting evidence indicates he and Martha Ann DUNN were married circa 1700.428 He wrote a will on 30 Oct 1738 in Hopewell, Hunterdon County, New Jersey.428 He died in Apr 1753 in Hopewell, Hunterdon County, New Jersey.331 His will was probated on 16 Apr 1753.428 He is buried in Hopewell, Hunterdon County, New Jersey.
Thomas and John married daughters of Hugh and Elizabeth (DRAKE) DONN (later DUNN) and settled in West NJ before 1700. Many of the descendants of these two sons of Vincent and Ann Martha ROGNION assumed the RUNYAN spelling, and this distinction persists in some of the descending families of these two sons, but not completely. First entered in land records as "Tho; Runion," 1698-9, with his brother John. As early as 1709, he was a settler with his brother, John, near Hopewell and East Amwell, Hunterdon Co. He was listed as a taxpayer in 1722 and assisted in the inventory of Jonathan STOUT of Hopewell, Hunterdon Co, 1722-3. A town meeting was held 31 Oct 1722 at the house of Thomas RUNYON, 1728-9, overseer of "Rogers Road". He joined the church in Hopewell before 1730.
- vii. Reune RUNYON was born circa 1675.427
No further record. He may be second generation (Vincent has a son Reune).
- viii. Ephraim RUNYON was born circa 1676.427
No further record.
- ix. Mary RUNYON was born on 2 Jul 1677 Piscataway, East Jersey Province (now New Jersey).426 She married Benjamin DRAKE, son of (Rev) John DRAKE and Rebecca TROTTER.427
- 136. x. Peter RUNYON.
- xi. Jane RUNYON was born on 19 Jan 1682/83 Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey.426
- xii. Sarah RUNYON was born on 30 Oct 1686 Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey.426 She married Richard SUTTON, son of William SUTTON and Damaris BISHOP, on 25 Jan 1701/2 in Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey.426 She married James CAMPBELL in 1736.200 She died in 1736.428
273. Anne Martha9 BOUTCHER (John BOUTCHER (BOUCHIEERE), #546) was born circa 1650 of Hertford, England.331 She and Vincent RONGNION (RUNYON) obtained a marriage license on 28 Jun 1668 in Elizabethtown, East Jersey Province (now New Jersey).331,427 She married Vincent RONGNION (RUNYON) (see #272) on 17 Jul 1668.331 She died circa 1725. She died on 2 Feb 1736/37 in Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey.
There is much discrepancy in the listing of the children of Vincent and Ann Martha. In the Runyon Genealogy, Robert and Ann RUNYON use the list from Calvin I. KEPHART in his Runyon-Runyan Family (New Jersey), which contains the followin eight children: (1) John Runyan, 1669, (2) Vincent Runyon, 1671, (3) Ann Runyon, 1673, (4) Thomas Runyan, 1675, (5) Mary Runyon, 1677, (6) Peter Runyon, 1680, (7) Jane Runyon, 1683, and (8) Sarah Runyon, 1686.
In his manuscript, Runyon Carile Santos lists the following twelve children: (1) John, abt 1669, (2) Vincent, abt 1670, (3) Dervick, abt 1672, (4) Joseph, abt 1674, (5), Reune, abt 1675, (6) Ephraim, abt 1676, (7) Mary, 1677, (8) Thomas, 1678, (9) Peter, 1680, (10) Jane, 1683, and (11) Anne, 1684-5, and (12) Sarah, 1686.
Santos add Dervick, Joseph, Reune, and Ephraim. He also lists Ann in 1684-5 where Runyon lists her as 1683. Thomas is also moved from 1675 to 1678.
274. Samuel9 BLACKFORD was born circa 1640. He married Anne (Hannah) SMALLEY (see #275), daughter of John SMALLEY and Ann WALDEN.427 He wrote a will on 12 Feb 1711/12 in Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey. He died before 29 Apr 1712. His will was probated on 29 Apr 1712.
He was a First Settler of Piscataway, Middlesex, NJ, arriving by 1685. In 1689, he was a witness to the will of John SMALLEY, dated 16 Jul 1689, and proved 23 Jun 1697. On 16 Aug 1695, a patent was issued to Samuel Blackford of Piscataway in the right of John MOLLESON for a lot in Middlesex County, north of Bound Brook, which was afterward in Somerset County, and this may be said to be the real location of the Blackford Family, as their descendants were quite numerious in Somerset County. He appears as executor of the will of John MARTIN of Piscataway (wife Ann) dated 21 May 1703 and proved 18 Apr 1704. His own will records his as being "of Piscataway Township." Early records often use the surnames BLACKFORD and BLATCHFORD interchangebly.
The 11 known children of Samuel9 BLACKFORD and Anne (Hannah) SMALLEY (see #275) were as follows:
- i. Anthony8 BLACKFORD was born circa 1663.
He was one of the early settlers of Bound Brooks, Somerset County.
- ii. .
Matthew BLACKFORD. He was of the town of Piscataway, who granted granted a tract of land in Piscataway Township to Benjamin HULL Jr, 17 Mar 1703/4, the land being located on Bound Brook, and "bounded by Samuel Blackford." He may have been deceased at the time his father made his will in 1711/12.
- iii. Ann (Anne) BLACKFORD was born circa 1678.428 She married Benjamin MANNING, son of Jeffrey MANNING and Hepsibah (--?--), on 19 Jan 1699/0 in Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey.426
- iv. Elizabeth BLACKFORD was born circa 1680.428 She married John KIMBALL on 4 May 1699 in Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey.426
- v. Daniel BLACKFORD was born in 1681.429 He married Ruth HULL, daughter of Hopewell HULL and Mary MARTIN, in 1702.429 He died after 1746/47.428
He was one of the grand jury in 1708 and in 1715 served with his brothers, Samuel and John, as privates in Capt Thomas WETHERLEE's company of Col Thomas FARMER's regiment of New Jersey militia. In 1747 he was living in Somerset County, NJ. No will has been found and the location of his death is unknown.
- vi. John BLACKFORD was born circa 1682.428 He married Ruth (--?--).428 He wrote a will in 1747.428 He died in 1749.428
In 1715 he served with his brothers, Samuel and Daniel, as privates in Capt Thomas WETHERLEE's company of Col Thomas FARMER's regiment of New Jersey militia.
- vii. Samuel BLACKFORD was born circa 1682.428 He died after 1735/36.428
In 1715 he served with his brothers, Daniel and John, as privates in Capt Thomas WETHERLEE's company of Col Thomas FARMER's regiment of New Jersey militia.
- 137. viii. Providence BLACKFORD.
- ix. Benjamin BLACKFORD married Hope MUNDAY.428
- x. Mary BLACKFORD married William LAING Jr, son of William LAING and Margaret (--?--), in 1703.428
- xi. Hannah BLACKFORD married Isaac DRAKE, son of (Rev) John DRAKE and Rebecca TROTTER, circa 1710.428 She died in 1741.428
275. Anne (Hannah)9 SMALLEY (John, #550) was born on 14 Jun 1641 Plymouth, Plymouth County, Massachusetts. She married John BANGS on 23 Jan 1661/62 in Eastham, Plymouth County, Massachusetts.428,503 She married Samuel BLACKFORD (see #274).427 She died in New Jersey.
276. Thomas9 Van COURT married (--?--) WOERKER (see #277).428
The two known children of Thomas9 Van COURT and (--?--) WOERKER (see #277) both born in St Andre Parish, Isle of Guernsey, were as follows:
- 138. i. Elias (Lies)8 Van COURT.
- ii. A son Van COURT was born.
277. (--?--)9 WOERKER married Thomas Van COURT (see #276).428
278. William9 COOPER died in 1710 in Gloucester County, New Jersey.428
The four known children of William9 COOPER and an unknown spouse were as follows:
- i. Judge Daniel8 COOPER was born on 1 May 1695.428 Conflicting evidence indicates he was born on 7 May 1699.504 He married Grace RUNYON, daughter of Peter RUNYON and Providence BLACKFORD, on 17 Apr 1726.427 He married Jane WESTBROOK after 1755. He married Grace MANNING before 1777. He married Mrs Fanny JONES after 1777. He married Barbary Margaret GIBBS in 1788. He married Mrs Hannah MARTIN after 1789. He died on 2 May 1795 at age 100. He died in May 1799.504
He was a First Settler of New Brunswick. He is said to have been born at sea. He settled at Piscataway, Middlesex, NJ, and finally in Passaic Valley, Morris, NJ. He was appointed Justice for Morris Co, NJ, in 1739 and served until 1759 when he was appointed Judge for Morris Co. It is said that he had a sister Anne who married Issac Van COURT Sr, since the latter calls him "brother-in-law" in his will.
- 139. ii. Anne (Antje) COOPER.
- iii. Joseph COOPER.
- iv. William COOPER Jr.
290. John9 WITT married Ann ROGERS (see #291).
The only known child of John9 WITT and Ann ROGERS (see #291) was:
- 145. i. Sarah8 WITT.
291. Ann9 ROGERS married John WITT (see #290).
320. John9 MITCHELL married Mary ARGRIFF (see #321).35 He died in 1767 in Drumore Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.35
The only known child of John9 MITCHELL and Mary ARGRIFF (see #321) was:
- 160. i. George8 MITCHELL.
321. Mary9 ARGRIFF married John MITCHELL (see #320).35 She died in 1767 in Drumore Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.35
336. Jabez9 CORBIN (Clement, #672) was born circa 1668 Muddy River, Brookline, Suffolk County, Massachusetts. He was baptized on 23 Feb 1668/69 in Muddy River, Brookline, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.473 He married Mary MORSE (see #337), daughter of Anthony MORSE Jr and Mary BARNARD (twin), circa 1692.473 Conflicting evidence indicates he and Mary MORSE were married circa 1698.35 He married Mary EDMUNDS on 5 Jul 1728 in Woodstock, Windham County, Connecticut.473 He wrote a will on 24 Apr 1736 in Woodstock, Windham County, Connecticut.473 He died on 23 Oct 1736 in Woodstock, Windham County, Connecticut.473 His will was probated on 17 Nov 1736.473 He is buried in Woodstock Hill, Woodstock, Windham County, Connecticut.473
Town records list his name as "Jabesh". He settled in Woodstock about 1688, where his home lot was No 48. He was an active citizen of Woodstock and a partner of his brother James in storekeeping. His occupation is given in deeds as that of "merchange and weaver." In 1693 he was allowed twelve square rods of land for a shop. He sold land in Quinnatisset (now Thompson) in 1711. In 1721 he was granted liberty to build a pew, and in 1722 had the fifth choice of pews in the new meeting-house. In 1726 he sold land in Thompson to John Dwight. He was constable of the town of Woodstock in 1725. He was constable of the town of Woodstock in 1725. In 1726 he sold land in Thompson to John Dwight.
The 10 known children of Jabez9 CORBIN and Mary MORSE (see #337) all born in Woodstock, Windham County, Connecticut, were as follows:
- 168. i. Thomas8 CORBIN.
- ii. Dorcas CORBIN was born on 11 Dec 1694.473 He died circa 1698.473
- iii. Jabez CORBIN was born on 4 Jan 1697/98.473 He married Hannah PEAKE, daughter of Jonathan PEAKE and Hannah LEAVINS, on 15 Oct 1720.473
- iv. John CORBIN was born on 11 Dec 1698.473 He married Martha HOSMER, daughter of James HOSMER and Elizabeth SAWYER, on 3 Apr 1728.35 He is buried in Thompson, Windham County, Connecticut.473
He lived in Thompson, CT, which was then part of Killingly, about six miles east of his father's house in Woodstock. In May 1753, he was commissioned by the General Assembly as ensign, and in Oct of the same year, lieutenant of the South Company or Train Band in the town of Killingly. In 1760 he was a highway surveyor for Killingly.
- v. Joseph CORBIN was born on 14 Dec 1700.473 He died on 20 Dec 1700 in Woodstock, Windham County, Connecticut.473
- vi. Joseph CORBIN was born on 17 Mar 1702/3.473
- vii. Benjamin CORBIN was born on 23 Mar 1704/5.473 He married Jemima CUTLER on 29 Apr 1731 in Woodstock, Windham County, Connecticut.35 He died on 7 Aug 1780 in (prob) Sturbridge, Worcester County, Massachusetts, at age 75.473
He settled in West Woodstock where his father deeded him "a parcell of land scituate in the south half of Woodstock, known by the name of the west division of land." He became one of the founders of the Congregational church there. After many disputes and quarrels, a site was fixed upon for the church building in 1747, and in 1749 he received permission to build a pew there.
- viii. Ebenezer CORBIN was born on 15 Apr 1706.473 He married Martha DRESSER, daughter of Richard DRESSER and Mary PEABODY, on 15 Apr 1731.473 He married Judith HARDING on 10 Jan 1757.473 He died on 25 May 1775 at age 69.473
He lived in West Woodstock and was one of the founders and one of the first two deacons of the Congregational church there. In 1747 he was appointed to make coffins in West Woodstock. He was a grand juror in 1760, a representative in the General Assembly from Woodstock in the sessions of 1755 and 1756. In 1771 he was appointed to present a church controversy to Governor Trumbull for advise. In 1749 he was admitted as a freeman with others when Woodstock became a part of Connecticut. He was a a representative in the General Assembly from Woodstock in the sessions of 1755 and 1756 and a grand juror in 1760. In 1771 he was appointed to present a church controversy to Governor Trumbull for advise.
- ix. Elephalet CORBIN was born on 26 Apr 1708.473
- x. Robert CORBIN was born on 24 May 1710.473 He married Sarah BLISS on 29 Nov 1737 in Woodstock, Windham County, Connecticut.473 He died in 1758 in (prob) Troy, Rensselaer County, New York.473
337. Mary9 MORSE (Anthony, #674) was born on 31 Aug 1672 Newbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.473 She married Jabez CORBIN (see #336), son of Clement CORBIN and Dorcas BUCKMASTER, circa 1692.473 Conflicting evidence indicates she and Jabez CORBIN were married circa 1698.35 She died on 13 Jan 1727/28 in Woodstock, Windham County, Connecticut, at age 55.505
338. Samuel9 EASTMAN (Roger, #676) was born on 20 Nov 1657 Salisbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.474 He married Elizabeth SCRIVEN (SEVERANCE) (see #339), daughter of John SCRIVEN and Mary (--?--), on 4 Nov 1686.475,474 He married Sarah FIFIELD on 17 Sep 1719.475 He died on 27 Feb 1725/26 in Kingston, Rockingham County, New Hampshire, at age 68.475
He took the oath of allegiance in Salisbury in 1677 and was made freeman in 1690. He removed from Salisbury to Kingston, about 1720, being a grantee of the town. He was dismissed from the church in Salisbury, 26 Sep 1725, to join the church in Kingston.
The 12 known children of Samuel9 EASTMAN and Elizabeth SCRIVEN (SEVERANCE) (see #339) all born in Salisbury, Essex County, Massachusetts, were as follows:
- i. Ruth8 EASTMAN was born on 5 Mar 1688/89.474 She was baptized on 4 Oct 1702.475
- ii. Elizabeth EASTMAN was born on 1 Dec 1689.474 She was baptized on 4 Oct 1702.475
- iii. Mary EASTMAN was born on 4 Jan 1692/93.474 She was baptized on 4 Oct 1702.475 She married John BURLEY on 24 Nov 1714.506
- 169. iv. Sarah EASTMAN.
- v. Samuel EASTMAN was born on 5 Jan 1696/97.474 He was baptized on 4 Oct 1702.475 He married Shuah BROWN.506 He married Mrs Sarah CLOUGH on 1 Nov 1728.506
- vi. Joseph EASTMAN was born on 6 Jan 1698/99.474 He was baptized on 4 Oct 1702.475 He married Patience SMITH on 9 Feb 1729/30.506 He died in 1760.506
- vii. Jane (Ann) EASTMAN. Conflicting evidence indicates she was born on 22 May 1700 in Salisbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.475 She was born on 10 Jun 1700.474 She was christened on 4 Oct 1702.475
- viii. Ebenezer EASTMAN was born on 11 Jan 1701/2.475 He married Mary SLEEPER on 5 May 1726.506
- ix. Thomas EASTMAN was born on 21 Jan 1703/4.475 He married Abigail FRENCH on 1 Jan 1728/29.506
- x. Timothy EASTMAN was born on 29 Mar 1706/7.475
- xi. Edward EASTMAN was born on 30 Mar 1708/9.475 He married Deborah GRAVES on 27 Jan 1730/31.506
- xii. Benjamin EASTMAN was born on 13 Jul 1710.475 He married Margaret GRAVES on 16 Aug 1793.506
339. Elizabeth9 SCRIVEN (SEVERANCE) (John SCRIVEN, #678) was baptized on 8 Oct 1690 in Salisbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.475 She married Samuel EASTMAN (see #338), son of Roger EASTMAN and Sarah SMITH?, on 4 Nov 1686.475,474
The name is variously spelled "SOREUEN," "SCREVEN," "SCREVENS," "SEVERNS," etc. She was probably the daughter of John and Mary SCRIVEN of Dover, NH.
344. Johannes Andres9 SCHERP (SHARP) (Andries Hanses SCHERP (SHERP/SHARP), #688) was born circa 1673.476 He married Gertrude REES (see #345) on 25 Nov 1694.476 He died in Albany, Albany County, New York.476
The seven known children of Johannes Andres9 SCHERP (SHARP) and Gertrude REES (see #345) were as follows:
- i. Jannette8 SHARP (SCHARP/SCHERP) was born on 8 Sep 1695.476
- ii. Willem SHARP (SCHARP/SCHERP) was born on 10 Jul 1698.476 He married Neeltie SUYDAM (ZERDAM).476
- iii. Andries SHARP (SCHARP/SCHERP) was born on 5 Jan 1700/1.476
He died young.476
- 172. iv. Anderies SHARP (SCHARP/SCHERP).
- v. Neeltie SHARP (SCHARP/SCHERP) was born on 6 Jul 1707.476
- vi. Cornelius SHARP (SCHARP/SCHERP) was born on 30 Apr 1710.476
- vii. Catryna SHARP (SCHARP/SCHERP) was born on 2 Aug 1718.476
345. Gertrude9 REES married Johannes Andres SCHERP (SHARP) (see #344), son of Andries Hanses SCHERP (SHERP/SHARP) and Agnetje JANS, on 25 Nov 1694.476
346. Abraham9 FREE (FREER) married Aegje TIETSOORT (see #347).476
The only known child of Abraham9 FREE (FREER) and Aegje TIETSOORT (see #347) was:
- 173. i. Johanna8 FREE (FREER).
347. Aegje9 TIETSOORT married Abraham FREE (FREER) (see #346).476
348. Abraham Melchoirsz9 Van DEUSEN (Melchert (Melchior) Abrahamszen, #696) was born before 14 Jul 1689. He was baptized on 14 Jul 1689 in Albany, Albany County, New York.507,477 He married Catharina (Anna) MYRRYN (MEIER) (see #349) on 10 Oct 1720 in Albany, Albany County, New York.477,507 He died on 16 Apr 1746 in Salisbury, Litchfield County, Connecticut.477,477 He is buried in Litchfield County, Connecticut.35
He took the Oath of Allegiance and subscribed to the Test and Association on 4 Jan 1699. About 1720 he removed to Salisbury, CT, where he purchased land from the indians. His family occupied a prominent position.
The seven known children of Abraham Melchoirsz9 Van DEUSEN and Catharina (Anna) MYRRYN (MEIER) (see #349) were as follows:
- i. Hartman8 Van DEUSEN was born before 7 Jan 1721/22. He was baptized on 7 Jan 1721/22 in Livingston Manor, Sullivan County, New York.477,508 He married Margrieta DYCKMAN circa 1739.477,509
- ii. Robert Van DEUSEN. Conflicting evidence indicates he was baptised in Sep 1723 in Johnstown, Columbia County, New York.508 He was baptized in Apr 1724 in Livingston Manor, Sullivan County, New York.477 He married Hiltje MULLER circa 1750.477
- iii. Johannes Van DEUSEN was born before 19 Nov 1727. He was baptized on 19 Nov 1727 in Claverack, Columbia County, New York.477,508
- iv. Godfrey Van DEUSEN.
- 174. v. Hendrick Van DEUSEN.
- vi. James Van DEUSEN.
- vii. Isaac Van DEUSEN.
349. Catharina (Anna)9 MYRRYN (MEIER) was born circa 1689 of Albany, Albany County, New York.35 She married Abraham Melchoirsz Van DEUSEN (see #348), son of Melchert (Melchior) Abrahamszen Van DEUSEN and Engeltje Rutgers "Angelica" Van SCHOENDERWOERT, on 10 Oct 1720 in Albany, Albany County, New York.477,507
360. (Capt) Thomas9 HUMPHRIES (HUMPHRIESS/HUMPHRIS) (Thomas, #720) was born on 8 Feb 1684 Wicomico Hundred, Somerset County, Maryland.450 He married Mary GILLIS (see #361), daughter of John GILLIS and Mary (--?--).450 He died in 1735 in Somerset County, Maryland.450
The six known children of (Capt) Thomas9 HUMPHRIES (HUMPHRIESS/HUMPHRIS) and Mary GILLIS (see #361) were as follows:
- i. Joseph8 HUMPHRIES (HUMPHRIESS/HUMPHRIS died in 1755 in Somerset County, Maryland.450
- ii. Joseph HUMPHRIES (HUMPHRIESS/HUMPHRIS.
- iii. Ezekiel HUMPHRIES (HUMPHRIESS/HUMPHRIS.
- iv. Peter Owens HUMPHRIES (HUMPHRIESS/HUMPHRIS.
- v. Sarah HUMPHRIES (HUMPHRIESS/HUMPHRIS.
- 180. vi. Thomas HUMPHRIES (HUMPHRIESS/HUMPHRIS).
361. Mary9 GILLIS (John, #722) married (Capt) Thomas HUMPHRIES (HUMPHRIESS/HUMPHRIS) (see #360), son of Thomas HUMPHRIES (HUMPHRIESS/HUMPHRIS) and Mary KING.450
480. Christopher9 HART (John, #960) was born (est) circa 1616?.422 He married Mary BECKLEY (see #481).422 He died in 1667.422
The four known children of Christopher9 HART and Mary BECKLEY (see #481) all born in Witney, Oxfordshire, England, were as follows:
- 240. i. John8 HART.
- ii. Robert HART was born on 1 Aug 1655.422,482,464
He lived in London, England, where he married and had children.464 He is said to have had the honor of Knighthood conferred upon him at some period of his life, but it is not known for what reason. He lived in London, where he married and had children, and probably died there.485
- iii. Mary HART was born on 1 Apr 1658.422,510,464 She never married.486,464 She died in 1721.422
- iv. Joseph HART was born on 24 Oct 1661.422,482,464 He married Ann FOWLER.422
He migrated to the island of Jamaica, where he went into business. He acquired great wealth and died unmarried.485,464
481. Mary9 BECKLEY was born in 1628.422 She married Christopher HART (see #480), son of John HART and Mary MERTON.422
482. John9 RUSH (William, #964) married Susannah LUCAS (see #483) on 8 Jun 1648 in Harton, Oxfordshire, England.511,464 He died in 1699.511
During the Civil War in England, John commanded a troop of horse in Cromwell's army.511,464 He embraced Quaker principles in 1660, and in 1682 he emigrated to America with his wife and children. In 1691 they became Keithians, following John Hart, and in 1697 most of them became Baptists.511,464
The three known children of John9 RUSH and Susannah LUCAS (see #483) were as follows:
- i. Elizabeth8 RUSH married Richard COLLET.464
- ii. William RUSH was born in 1652.512,513 He married Aurelia (--?--) in 1675.513 He died in 1688.512,513
- 241. iii. Susannah RUSH.
483. Susannah9 LUCAS married John RUSH (see #482), son of William RUSH and Aurelia (--?--), on 8 Jun 1648 in Harton, Oxfordshire, England.511,464
496. Robert9 HODGSON (William, #992) was born in 1621 Linton, Yorkshire, England.287 He married poss. Sarah (--?--) (see #497).424 He died circa 1690.287
The only known child of Robert9 HODGSON and poss. Sarah (--?--) (see #497) was:
- 248. i. John or Robert8 HODGSON.
497. poss. Sarah9 (--?--) married Robert HODGSON (see #496), son of William HODGSON and Isabelle STOCKDALE.424
500. Richard9 THATCHER (Richard, #1000) was born in 1648 Uffington, Berkshire, England.287 He married Jane STEVENS (see #501), daughter of John STEVENS, on 24 Apr 1667 in Uffington, Berkshire, England.287 He died in 1722 in Chester County, Pennsylvania.287
The two known children of Richard9 THATCHER and Jane STEVENS (see #501) were as follows:
- 250. i. Jonathan8 THATCHER.
- ii. Jean (Jane) THATCHER was born on 17 Dec 1670 Uffington, Berkshire, England.469 She married William BRINTON, son of William BRINTON and Ann (--?--), on 9 Dec 1690 in Birmingham, Chester County, Pennsylvania.469 She died on 17 Feb 1755 in Birmingham, Chester County, Pennsylvania, at age 84.469
501. Jane9 STEVENS (John, #1002) was born circa 1646 Uffington, Berkshire, England.35 She married Richard THATCHER (see #500), son of Richard THATCHER, on 24 Apr 1667 in Uffington, Berkshire, England.287
502. Peter9 DICKS (James DIX, #1004) was born circa 1652 Chester, Cheshire, England.35 He married Esther MADDOCK (see #503), daughter of Nathan MADDOCK and Alice NICHOLLS, on 1 Sep 1681 in Frandley, Chester, England.35 He died before 1708 in Birmingham, Worcester, England.35
The eight known children of Peter9 DICKS and Esther MADDOCK (see #503) were as follows:
- 251. i. Hannah8 DICKS.
- ii. Elizabeth DICKS was born in 1684 Cheshire, England.35 She married Richard TRANTER on 2 Oct 1714 in Chester County, Pennsylvania.35
- 254. iii. Nathan DICKS.
- iv. Sarah DICKS was born circa 1687 Birmingham, Worcester, England.35 She married Joseph PYLE on 16 Apr 1715.35
- v. Esther DICKS was born circa 1689 Birmingham, Worcester, England.35 She married Francis SWAYNE Jr on 10 Apr 1724.35
- vi. Nathan DICKS was born circa 1690 Birmingham, Worcester, England.35 He married Deborah CLARK.35 He died in 1756.35
- vii. Deborah DICKS was born circa 1691 Birmingham, Worcester, England.35 She married Jonathan FINCHER on 29 Apr 1726.35
- viii. Peter DICKS was born in 1695 Birmingham, Worcester, England.35 He married Sarah HAYES in 1716.35 He married Sarah SWAFFER on 27 Mar 1750/51.35 He died on 25 Aug 1760.35
503. Esther9 MADDOCK (Nathan, #1006) was born on 16 Dec 1661 Cheshire, England.35 She married Peter DICKS (see #502), son of James DIX and Phyllis (--?--), on 1 Sep 1681 in Frandley, Chester, England.35 She died in 1709 in Chester, Delaware County, Pennsylvania.35
508. Peter9 DICKS (James DIX, #1004) was born circa 1652 Chester, Cheshire, England.35 He married Esther MADDOCK (see #503), daughter of Nathan MADDOCK and Alice NICHOLLS, on 1 Sep 1681 in Frandley, Chester, England.35 He died before 1708 in Birmingham, Worcester, England.35
The eight known children of Peter9 DICKS and Esther MADDOCK (see #503) were as follows:
- 251. i. Hannah8 DICKS.
- ii. Elizabeth DICKS was born in 1684 Cheshire, England.35 She married Richard TRANTER on 2 Oct 1714 in Chester County, Pennsylvania.35
- 254. iii. Nathan DICKS.
- iv. Sarah DICKS was born circa 1687 Birmingham, Worcester, England.35 She married Joseph PYLE on 16 Apr 1715.35
- v. Esther DICKS was born circa 1689 Birmingham, Worcester, England.35 She married Francis SWAYNE Jr on 10 Apr 1724.35
- vi. Nathan DICKS was born circa 1690 Birmingham, Worcester, England.35 He married Deborah CLARK.35 He died in 1756.35
- vii. Deborah DICKS was born circa 1691 Birmingham, Worcester, England.35 She married Jonathan FINCHER on 29 Apr 1726.35
- viii. Peter DICKS was born in 1695 Birmingham, Worcester, England.35 He married Sarah HAYES in 1716.35 He married Sarah SWAFFER on 27 Mar 1750/51.35 He died on 25 Aug 1760.35
509. Esther9 MADDOCK (Nathan, #1006) was born on 16 Dec 1661 Cheshire, England.35 She married Peter DICKS (see #502), son of James DIX and Phyllis (--?--), on 1 Sep 1681 in Frandley, Chester, England.35 She died in 1709 in Chester, Delaware County, Pennsylvania.35
Generation Ten
546. John10 BOUTCHER (BOUCHIEERE) was born Hertsford, England. He died in England.
He was from Hertfordshire, England, and in all probability was of Huguenot origin from a French family of Boucher that settled in England. The name Boutcher (or Bouchoree, its original form, and the old French form Burkhart) means "strong castle."
The only known child of John10 BOUTCHER (BOUCHIEERE) and an unknown spouse was:
- 273. i. Anne Martha9 BOUTCHER.
550. John10 SMALLEY was born Plymouth, Devon, England.514 He married Ann WALDEN (see #551) on 29 Nov 1638 in Plymouth, Plymouth County, Massachusetts.515 He died on 30 Jul 1692 in Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey.426
"John Smallie" sailed from London in the Francis & James arriving 5 Jun 1632 with many of the Massachusetts Bay Colony, including Edward WINSLOW; he settled on Cape Cod. He removed to Eastham with the first settlers in 1644 and, not long afterwards, to Barnstable. About 1669-1670 he removed to Piscataway, Middlesex, NJ, where he was among the earliest pioneer freeholders. At the time the province was temporarily recaptured by the Dutch, about 1673-4, he was appointed by them a magistrate. He was commissioned a justice of the peace in 1675, and appointed associate justice of the court of sessions, which position he filled for several years. A survey of his land was made in 1677, and further land was taken up by him in 1685.
The five known children of John10 SMALLEY and Ann WALDEN (see #551) were as follows:
- i. Benjamin9 SMALLEY was born before 1641 Massachusetts.
He may have been left behind when his father moved to New Jersey.
- 275. ii. Anne (Hannah) SMALLEY.
- iii. John SMALLEY Jr was born on 8 Sep 1644 Massachusetts.428 He married Lydia MARTIN, daughter of John MARTIN and Esther (--?--), on 18 Oct 1676 in Piscataway, East Jersey Province (now New Jersey).426
He had a farm surveyed for him in 1675 and about ten years later he took up an additional hundred acres. In 1688 he came into possession of another large plot of 100 acres, situated on Ambrose brook, near the present New Market, which he gave to his son Jonathan. He served in many local township appointments and was a constituent member in the old Piscataway Baptist church, publicly organized in 1686-9.
- iv. Isaac SMALLEY (twin) was born on 11 Dec 1647 Barnstable, Plymouth County, Massachusetts.428 He was baptized on 27 Feb 1648/49 in Barnstable, Plymouth County, Massachusetts. He married Esther WOOD on 20 Feb 1684/85 in Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey.426 He married Mary WHITE on 18 Mar 1703/4 in Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey.426
- v. Mary SMALLEY (twin) was born on 11 Dec 1647 Barnstable, Plymouth County, Massachusetts.428 She was baptized on 27 Feb 1648/49 in Barnstable, Plymouth County, Massachusetts.428 She married John SNOW on 19 Sep 1667.428 She married Ephraim DOANE after 1692/93.428 She died in 1703.428
551. Ann10 WALDEN married John SMALLEY (see #550) on 29 Nov 1638 in Plymouth, Plymouth County, Massachusetts.515 She died on 29 Jan 1693/94 in Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey.426
672. Clement10 CORBIN (John, #1344) was born in 1626 England.473 He married Dorcas BUCKMASTER (see #673), daughter of Thomas BUCKMASTER and Joanna (Joan) (--?--), on 7 Mar 1655/56 in Muddy River, Brookline, Suffolk County, Massachusetts. (Boston records read Clement Corbet & Dorcas Buckmaster daughter of Thomas Buckmaster of Muddy River were married 7th -- 1st month by Capt Humphrey Atharton.).474,516,517 He wrote a will on 6 Feb 1695/96 in Woodstock, Windham County, Connecticut.473 He died on 1 Aug 1696 in Woodstock, Windham County, Connecticut.473 His will was probated on 7 Sep 1696 in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.473 He is buried in Woodstock Hill, Woodstock, Windham County, Connecticut.473
His exact birthplace is not known. A family tradition state that he was "from the west of England, called a Welchman." The names of his parents are not known definitely. Lawson references an ancestral chart of "the late Ernest A. Corbin" giving John & Margaret CORBIN. He states "I have not been able to find his authority for this, but it seems probable, as both names were common in the family later." Another tradition is that the Corbins were of French Huguenot origin. This is entirely possible, as there were and still are many Corbins in France.
He is said to have come to America in 1637, but again, there is no authority. At this time he would have been only eleven yeard old. Hence, if he came then, he must have had some older relative with him, probably his cousin Robert, who was in Massachusetts in 1637, or his parents, as there were other Corbins in Massachusetts at an early date.
In the fall of 1656 he bought 42 acres of land at Muddy River in Boston, as shown by the Suffolk Deeds, Boston, Vol II, p 303. He again bought land at Muddy River in 1663. Muddy River is now Brookline. It joined Roxbury, and there his family worshiped in the old First Church. His name appears on the tax lists at Muddy River as late as 31 Dec 1691. Although by this time he had probably moved to Connecticut, he still retained property at his former home.
At a town meeting held at Woodstock, 7 Jan 1688, ther "was granted to Clemt Corbin a 20 acre lott wth all Rights provided he pay all charges past present and to come, according to his proportion.
The eight known children of Clement10 CORBIN and Dorcas BUCKMASTER (see #673) all born in Muddy River, Brookline, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, were as follows:
- i. Thomas9 CORBIN was born circa 1656.473 He was baptized on 6 Apr 1662 in Muddy River, Brookline, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.473 He died in Feb 1704/5.35
He was a sailor. His ship, the Blessing, was captured by the Algerine pirates. He was a captive in Turkey for eighteen years, was redeemed in 1681 for £40 (a rather large sum), and was afterward married in England. He apparently died before 1704 leaving a wife and children in England.
- ii. Mary CORBIN was born circa 1658.35 Conflicting evidence indicates she was born in 1661 in Muddy River, Brookline, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.35 She was christened on 6 Feb 1662/63 in Muddy River, Brookline, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.35 She married Joseph GARDNER, son of Peter GARDNER, on 6 Nov 1681.35,473 She married James GARDNER.
- iii. John CORBIN was born circa 1660. He was baptized on 6 Apr 1662 in Muddy River, Brookline, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.473 He married Dorcas BUCKMASTER, daughter of Thomas BUCKMASTER and Joanna (Joan) (--?--). He died in England.35
He was a soldier in Capt Johnson's company in King Philip's War in 1675. Although only about fifteen years of age, he was a member of the Roxbury militia, being in Capt Isaac Johnson's 4th company, of the Massachusetts regiment organized for the war against the Narragansett Indians. He is said to have gone to England with his brother Thomas and died there.
- iv. James CORBIN was born on 31 Mar 1666.518 He married Hannah EASTMAN, daughter of Philip EASTMAN and Mary BARNARD (twin), on 7 Apr 1697 in Woodstock, Windham County, Connecticut.473 He died on 11 Aug 1736 in Dudley, Worcester County, Massachusetts, at age 70.473 He is buried in Dudley, Worcester County, Massachusetts.473
He was one of the first settlers of "New Roxbury," now Woodstock, Windham, CT. He was one of the "second goers" from Roxbury to Woodstock, and was one of the first thirty proprietors in the division of land, 6 Apr 1686. He then received Home Lot No. 2, consisting of twenty acres at Woodstock Hill. In 1690 he drew Lot No. 32. At that time a lot was also given to his brother Jabez, beside his own, and also one to their father, Clement.
He was called a brick layer and he and his brother Jabez were first traders in the colony. Their shop on "Plaine Hill" soon became the center of much trafic. They dealt largely in furs, collected turpentine from the neighboring forests, and took in the surplus produce of the planters, taking them to Boston and exchanging them for liquor, ammunition, and other necessaries. He removed to Dudley, MA, just north of Woodstock, about 1724. Dudley was incorporated 1 Jan 1732 and he was one of the first selectmen that year.
- 336. v. Jabez CORBIN.
- vi. Joanna (Hannah) CORBIN was born circa 1673. She was baptized on 9 Feb 1673/74 in Muddy River, Brookline, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.473 She died on 6 Oct 1686.473
- vii. Margaret CORBIN was born circa 1673.474 She was christened on 21 Mar 1673/74 in Muddy River, Brookline, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.474 Conflicting evidence indicates she was born circa 1675 in Muddy River, Brookline, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.473 She died on 24 Sep 1675 in Muddy River, Brookline, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.473
- viii. Margaret CORBIN was born before 21 Mar 1676/77 Muddy River, Brookline, Suffolk County, Massachusetts. She was baptized on 21 Mar 1676/77.473 She married Matthew DAVIS on 23 Mar 1691/92 in Woodstock, Windham County, Connecticut.473
673. Dorcas10 BUCKMASTER (Thomas, #1346) was born in 1629 Muddy River, Brookline, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.35 She was born circa 1630 England.517 She married Clement CORBIN (see #672), son of John CORBIN and Margaret (--?--), on 7 Mar 1655/56 in Muddy River, Brookline, Suffolk County, Massachusetts. (Boston records read Clement Corbet & Dorcas Buckmaster daughter of Thomas Buckmaster of Muddy River were married 7th -- 1st month by Capt Humphrey Atharton..).474,516,517 She married John CORBIN, son of Clement CORBIN and Dorcas BUCKMASTER. She died on 21 Jan 1721/22 in Woodstock, Windham County, Connecticut.519,517 Conflicting evidence indicates she died on 22 Jan 1721/22 in Woodstock, Windham County, Connecticut.520 She is buried in Woodstock Hill, Woodstock, Windham County, Connecticut.473
674. Anthony10 MORSE Jr (Anthony, #1348) was christened on 29 Jan 1631/32 in Marlborough, Wiltshire, England.35 He was born before 29 Jan 1632/33 Marlborough, Wiltshire, England. He married Elizabeth KNIGHT on 8 May 1660 in Newbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.474 Conflicting evidence indicates he and Mary BARNARD (twin) were married on 10 Nov 1669.474 He married Mary BARNARD (twin) (see #675), daughter of Thomas BERNARD and Eleanor (Helen), on 11 Nov 1669 in Newbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.473 He wrote a will on 23 Feb 1677/78 in Newbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.474 He died on 25 Feb 1677/78 in Newbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.474
The four known children of Anthony10 MORSE Jr and Mary BARNARD (twin) (see #675) all born in Newbury, Essex County, Massachusetts, were as follows:
- i. John9 MORSE was born on 13 Sep 1670.474 He married Hannah WILLIAMS.35 He died on 30 Oct 1731 in Woodstock, Windham County, Connecticut, at age 61.35
He died of smallpox.
- 337. ii. Mary MORSE.
- iii. Peter MORSE was born on 14 Nov 1674.474 He married Priscilla CARPENTER in Dec 1698 in Woodstock, Windham County, Connecticut.35 He married Mary (--?--) on 8 May 1702.35 He died on 2 Nov 1721 in Woodstock, Windham County, Connecticut, at age 46.35
He died of smallpox.
- iv. Sarah MORSE was born on 25 Nov 1676.474 Conflicting evidence indicates she was born in Nov 1671.521 She died on 7 Jul 1677 in Newbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.521
675. Mary10 BARNARD (twin) (Thomas BERNARD, #1350) was born on 22 Sep 1645 Salisbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.473 She married Anthony MORSE Jr (see #674), son of Anthony MORSE and Mary Elizabeth (--?--), on 11 Nov 1669 in Newbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.473 Conflicting evidence indicates she and Anthony MORSE Jr were married on 10 Nov 1669.474 She married Philip EASTMAN, son of Roger EASTMAN and Sarah SMITH?, on 22 Aug 1678 in Salisbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.473 She died on 11 Jun 1724 in Woodstock, Windham County, Connecticut, at age 78.35
676. Roger10 EASTMAN was born circa 1611 Wales.474,522 He married Sarah SMITH? (see #677).474,523 He died on 16 Dec 1694 in Salisbury, Litchfield County, Connecticut.474,523
He came from Langford, Wilts, England, and sailed from Southampton in Apr 1638 in the Confidence. The name is sometimes spelled "EASMAN," even by members of the same family. No record of his marriage has been found or of his wife's full name; SMITH is a family tradition.
He received lands in the first division in Salisbury in 1640-43. His minister's tax in 1650 was 8s, 3d. Most of his descendants settled in the southern towns of New Hampshire and the northern towns of Massachusetts.523
The 10 known children of Roger10 EASTMAN and Sarah SMITH? (see #677) were as follows:
- i. John9 EASTMAN was born on 9 Mar 1640/41 Salisbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.474 He married Hannah HEALEY (HELIE) on 7 Oct 1665.474 He married Mary BOYNTON on 5 Nov 1670.474 He died on 25 Mar 1720/21 in Salisbury, Essex County, Massachusetts, at age 80.475
He lived in Salisbury. He took the oath of allegiance in 1677 and was made freeman in 1690. He represented Salisbury in the general court at Boston in 1691.
- ii. Nathaniel EASTMAN was born on 18 May 1643 Salisbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.474 He married Elizabeth HADDON (HUDSON) on 30 Apr 1672 in Salisbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.474 He died on 30 Nov 1709 at age 66.475 His will was probated in 1710.475
He took the oath of allegiance in 1678 and was made freeman in 1690. He was admitted to the church in Salisbury in 1698 and his wife in 1687. He was a cooper by trade.
- iii. Philip EASTMAN was born on 20 Dec 1644 Salisbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.474 He married his first wife (--?--) before 1673. He married Mary BARNARD (twin), daughter of Thomas BERNARD and Eleanor (Helen), on 22 Aug 1678 in Salisbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.473 He died before 1714.
- iv. Thomas EASTMAN was born on 11 Nov 1646 Salisbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.474 He married Deborah CORLIS on 20 Jan 1679/80 in Haverhill, Essex County, Massachusetts.475 He died on 29 Apr 1688 in Haverhill, Essex County, Massachusetts, at age 41.475
He took the oath of allegiance in 1675. He was a soldier in King Philip's war in 1675-6.
- v. Timothy EASTMAN was born on 29 Nov 1648 (prob) Salisbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.474 He married Lydia MARKHAM in Suffield, Hartford County, Connecticut.475 He died on 1 Apr 1733 in Hadley, Worcester County, Massachusetts, at age 84.475
He removed to Suffield, CT and in 1685 removed to Hadley, MA.
- vi. Joseph EASTMAN was born on 8 Jan 1651/52 Salisbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.474 He married Mary TILTON, daughter of Peter TILTON.474 He died on 4 Apr 1692 in Suffield, Hartford County, Connecticut, at age 40.474
He was a soldier in King Philip's war.
- vii. Benjamin EASTMAN was born on 12 Feb 1653/54 Salisbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.474 He married Ann PITTS on 5 Apr 1678.475 He married Naomi FLANDERS on 4 Apr 1699.475 He married Sarah (--?--) on 5 Oct 1719.475 He wrote a will on 13 Aug 1725.475 He died before 4 Mar 1727/28.475 His will was probated on 4 Mar 1727/28.475
He took the oath of allegiance in Dec 1677 and made freeman in 1690. He was admitted to the church in Salisbury 3 Jul 1681 and his wife, Anne, 16 Jun 1695.
- viii. Sarah EASTMAN was born on 25 Sep 1655 Salisbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.474 She married Joseph FRENCH Jr on 13 Jun 1678.474 She married Solomon SHEPHERD on 4 Aug 1684.474 She died on 1 Dec 1748 at age 93.474
- 338. ix. Samuel EASTMAN.
- x. Ruth EASTMAN was born on 22 Apr 1662.474 She was born on 22 Mar 1662/63 Salisbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.474 She married Benjamin HEARD on 23 May 1690.475
677. Sarah10 SMITH? was born in 1621.523 She married Roger EASTMAN (see #676).474,523 She died on 11 Mar 1697/98 in Salisbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.474,523
678. John10 SCRIVEN married Mary (--?--) (see #679).474 He died on 2 Oct 1675 in Dover, Rockingham County, New Hampshire.474
The four known children of John10 SCRIVEN and Mary (--?--) (see #679) were as follows:
- i. Thomas9 SCRIVEN died.
- ii. John SCRIVEN died.
- iii. Edward SCRIVEN died.
- 339. iv. Elizabeth SCRIVEN (SEVERANCE).
679. Mary10 (--?--) married John SCRIVEN (see #678).474
688. Andries Hanses10 SCHERP (SHERP/SHARP) was born circa 1659 Germany.524 He married Agnetje JANS (see #689).
The two known children of Andries Hanses10 SCHERP (SHERP/SHARP) and Agnetje JANS (see #689) were as follows:
- 344. i. Johannes Andres9 SCHERP (SHARP).
- ii. Arianntje SCHERP (SHARP) was born in 1679 Kinderhook, Columbia County, New York.524 She married Andries REES, son of Andries REES and Ciletje JANS, on 1 Jan 1696/97.524
689. Agnetje10 JANS married Andries Hanses SCHERP (SHERP/SHARP) (see #688).
696. Melchert (Melchior) Abrahamszen10 Van DEUSEN (Abraham Pietersen Van DUERSEN, #1392) ,, son of Abraham Pietersen Van DUERSEN and Tryntje MELCHIORS, was born circa 1644 in New Amsterdam, New Netherlands, America. He was baptized on 6 Mar 1644/45 in New Amsterdam, New Netherlands, America.477 He married Engeltje Rutgers "Angelica" Van SCHOENDERWOERT (see #697), daughter of Rutger Jacobsen Van SCHOENDERWOERT and Trynje Janse Van BREESTED, circa 1668 in New Amsterdam, New Netherlands, America.477 Conflicting evidence indicates he and Engeltje Rutgers "Angelica" Van SCHOENDERWOERT were married circa 1671 in New Amsterdam, New Netherlands, America.35 He died before 6 Jan 1742/43. He is buried on 6 Jan 1742/43 in Papsknee, Albany County, New York.477,507
In Dec 1682 he paid to the church fund for the small or chil'd pall. He and his wife were members of the Dutch Reformed Church at Albany prior to 1683. In Sep 1689 he was enrolled as a yeoman in Captain Marten GERRITSE's Company and sunscribed "for ye Raiseing of some men for ye Defence of this County against ye french." He was a freeholder in the Colony of Rensselaerwyck in 1720. He lived in the town of Schotack (Schodack).
The 12 known children of Melchert (Melchior) Abrahamszen10 Van DEUSEN and Engeltje Rutgers "Angelica" Van SCHOENDERWOERT (see #697) were as follows:
- i. Rutger9 Van DEUSEN was born circa 1671. He was baptized in Albany, Albany County, New York.477 He married Weintie (Lavinia) Harmense HUN on 11 Sep 1692.477,507 He died before 22 Jun 1731. He is buried on 22 Jun 1731 in Papsknee, Albany County, New York.507,477
- ii. Catherina (Catrina) Van DEUSEN was born circa 1672. She was baptized in Albany, Albany County, New York.477 She married Lucas (Jonathan) Janse WITBECK (WHITBECK) on 28 Jan 1691/92 in Albany, Albany County, New York.477,507
- iii. Rachel Van DEUSEN was born circa 1673 New York.477 She was baptized in Albany, Albany County, New York.477 She married Simon Van ESCH circa 1692.477
- iv. Gretje (Grietje) (Margaretta) Van DEUSEN was born circa 1675.477 She was baptized in Albany, Albany County, New York.477 She married Evert PELS on 29 Sep 1695.477,507
- v. Casper Van DEUSEN was born circa 1678.35 He was baptized in Albany, Albany County, New York.477 He married Jannettie SCHERMERHOOREN circa 1700.477
- vi. Jannetje Van DEUSEN was born circa 1680. She was baptized in Albany, Albany County, New York.477 She married Thomas Janse WHITBECK on 5 Sep 1702.525,477
- vii. Marytje Van DEUSEN was born circa 1682 Albany, Albany County, New York.35 She was baptized in Albany, Albany County, New York.477 She married Tyme VALENTYNE on 22 Mar 1700/1 in Hackensack Reformed Dutch Church, Hackensack, Bergen County, New Jersey. ((Church records read: Valentyn, Tyme, wid'r of Gerretie Cornelise, and Maritie Van Deuse, y. d., b. at Albany 1701 Mar. 22).).477,526 She married Johannes Thomas MINGAEL, son of Thomas Jansen MINGAEL and Marytje Van DEUSEN, on 1 Jan 1705/6 in Acquackanonk, Passaic County, New Jersey. ((Church records read: Tomasse, Johannes, b. and l. at Bergen, and Marytje Van Deusen, w. of Tymen Van Valensyn, l. in Newark, Essex Co., received certificate Dec. 24, 1705, m. at Achquecknonk 1706 Jan. 1).).477,527
- viii. Harpert Van DEUSEN was born circa 1684.477 He was baptized in Albany, Albany County, New York.477 He married Helena Van DEUSEN, daughter of Teuwis (Mattheus or Matthew) Abrahamzen Van DEUSEN and Helena ROBERTS, on 7 Nov 1707.477,528 He married The: Van ALSTYNE on 23 May 1732.477,525
He took the Oath of Allegiance and subscribed to the Test and Association on 4 Jan 1699.[CI:116:?3:CI] He was elected Alderman on 29 Sep 1708.[CI:114:?3:CI].
- ix. Magdalena Van DEUSEN was born before 3 May 1685. She was baptized on 3 May 1685 in Albany, Albany County, New York.477,507
- x. Engeltje Van DEUSEN was born before 22 May 1687. She was baptized on 22 May 1687 in Albany, Albany County, New York.477,507 She married Phillip Van VECHTEN on 4 Jun 1714.477,507
- 348. xi. Abraham Melchoirsz Van DEUSEN.
- xii. Catalyntje Van DEUSEN was born before 20 Sep 1691. She was baptized on 20 Sep 1691 in Albany, Albany County, New York.507,477 She died on 26 Sep 1704.477,507
697. Engeltje Rutgers "Angelica"10 Van SCHOENDERWOERT (Rutger Jacobsen, #1394) was born before 10 Apr 1650. She was baptized on 10 Apr 1650 in New Amsterdam, New Netherlands, America.477,525 She married Melchert (Melchior) Abrahamszen Van DEUSEN (see #696), son of Abraham Pietersen Van DUERSEN and Tryntje MELCHIORS, circa 1668 in New Amsterdam, New Netherlands, America.477 Conflicting evidence indicates she and Melchert (Melchior) Abrahamszen Van DEUSEN were married circa 1671 in New Amsterdam, New Netherlands, America.35 She died before 11 Jul 1728. She is buried on 11 Jul 1728 in Papsknee, Albany County, New York.507,477
720. Thomas10 HUMPHRIES (HUMPHRIESS/HUMPHRIS) married Mary KING (see #721) on 29 Apr 1674 in Somerset County, Maryland.450 He prob died circa 1724?.450
The six known children of Thomas10 HUMPHRIES (HUMPHRIESS/HUMPHRIS) and Mary KING (see #721) all born in Wicomico Hundred, Somerset County, Maryland, were as follows:
- i. Mary9 HUMPHRIES (HUMPHRIESS/HUMPHRIS) was born on 23 Jul 1674.450
- ii. Sarah HUMPHRIES (HUMPHRIESS/HUMPHRIS) was born on 9 Apr 1676.450
- iii. Jeane HUMPHRIES (HUMPHRIESS/HUMPHRIS) was born on 9 Oct 1680.450
- iv. Hannah HUMPHRIES (HUMPHRIESS/HUMPHRIS) was born on 20 Jan 1681/82.450
- 360. v. (Capt) Thomas HUMPHRIES (HUMPHRIESS/HUMPHRIS).
- vi. Margaret "Margery" HUMPHRIES (HUMPHRIESS/HUMPHRIS) was born on 1 Oct 1687.450 She married Richard GREEN before 1715.450 She died before 27 Dec 1768 in Somerset County, Maryland.450
721. Mary10 KING married Thomas HUMPHRIES (HUMPHRIESS/HUMPHRIS) (see #720) on 29 Apr 1674 in Somerset County, Maryland.450
722. John10 GILLIS married Mary (--?--) (see #723).450
The only known child of John10 GILLIS and Mary (--?--) (see #723) was:
- 361. i. Mary9 GILLIS.
723. Mary10 (--?--) married John GILLIS (see #722).450
960. John10 HART (John, #1920) was born in 1593.422 He married Mary MERTON (see #961).422 He died in 1641.422
The five known children of John10 HART and Mary MERTON (see #961) were as follows:
- i. John9 HART was born in 1615.422 He died in 1618.422
- 480. ii. Christopher HART.
- iii. Robert HART was born in 1621.422
- iv. John HART was born in 1623.422
- v. David HART was born in 1625.422 He married Mary DAVIES.422
961. Mary10 MERTON was born in 1594.422 She married John HART (see #960), son of John HART and Mary GILES.422 She died in 1642/43.422
964. William10 RUSH married Aurelia (--?--) (see #965).464
The only known child of William10 RUSH and Aurelia (--?--) (see #965) was:
- 482. i. John9 RUSH.
965. Aurelia10 (--?--) married William RUSH (see #964).464
992. William10 HODGSON (Robert, #1984) was born in 1568 England.287 He married Isabelle STOCKDALE (see #993).
The only known child of William10 HODGSON and Isabelle STOCKDALE (see #993) was:
- 496. i. Robert9 HODGSON.
993. Isabelle10 STOCKDALE married William HODGSON (see #992), son of Robert HODGSON.
1000. Richard10 THATCHER was born in 1620 Uffington, Berkshire, England.35 He died in 1697 in Bucks County, Pennsylvania.35
The eight known children of Richard10 THATCHER and an unknown spouse were as follows:
- i. Martha9 THATCHER was born circa 1641 (prob) Uffington, Berkshire, England.35 She died in (prob) Bucks County, Pennsylvania.35
- ii. Mary THATCHER was born circa 1643 (prob) Uffington, Berkshire, England.35 She died in (prob) Bucks County, Pennsylvania.35
- iii. Amos THATCHER was born circa 1647 (prob) Uffington, Berkshire, England.35 He died in (prob) Bucks County, Pennsylvania.35
- 500. iv. Richard THATCHER.
- v. Bartholomew THATCHER was born circa 1649 (prob) Uffington, Berkshire, England.35 He died in (prob) Bucks County, Pennsylvania.35
- vi. Sarah THATCHER was born circa 1651 (prob) Uffington, Berkshire, England.35
- vii. Joseph THATCHER was born circa 1651 (prob) Uffington, Berkshire, England.35
- viii. Rachel THATCHER was born circa 1655 (prob) Uffington, Berkshire, England.35
1002. John10 STEVENS was born circa 1626 England.35
The only known child of John10 STEVENS and an unknown spouse was:
- 501. i. Jane9 STEVENS.
1004. James10 DIX was born circa 1626 Chester, Cheshire, England.35 He married Phyllis (--?--) (see #1005) circa 1651.35
The only known child of James10 DIX and Phyllis (--?--) (see #1005) was:
- 502. i. Peter9 DICKS.
1005. Phyllis10 (--?--) was born circa 1630.35 She married James DIX (see #1004) circa 1651.35
1006. Nathan10 MADDOCK (Thomas, #2012) was born circa 1642 Chester, Cheshire, England.35 He married Alice NICHOLLS (see #1007), daughter of Anthony NICHOLLS, circa 1659 in Cheshire, England.35 He died in 1680 in Newton, Cheshire, England.35 Conflicting evidence indicates he died in 1690 in Newton, Cheshire, England.35
The 10 known children of Nathan10 MADDOCK and Alice NICHOLLS (see #1007) all born in Cheshire, England, were as follows:
- i. Nathan9 MADDOCK was born on 30 Oct 1660.35
- 503. ii. Esther MADDOCK.
- iii. Deborah MADDOCK was born on 16 Dec 1661.35 She died before 1666.35
- iv. Deborah MADDOCK was born on 30 Apr 1666.35 She married Mr THORNBURY.35 She married Henry NAGLE (NAYLE).35 She married Mr REES.35 She died in 1751.35
- v. Abel MADDOCK was born on 1 Sep 1668.35 He married Alice (--?--).35
- vi. Rachel MADDOCK was born on 30 Jul 1670.35 She married John COX?35
- vii. Mordecai MADDOCK was born on 10 May 1672.35
- viii. Hezekiah MADDOCK was born on 30 Jul 1673.35 He died on 11 Dec 1690 at age 17.35
- ix. Alice MADDOCK was born on 23 Mar 1673/74.35
- x. Caleb MADDOCK was born on 14 Mar 1677/78.35
1007. Alice10 NICHOLLS (Anthony, #2014) was born in 1644.35 She married Nathan MADDOCK (see #1006), son of Thomas MADDOCK and Elizabeth SIMCOCK, circa 1659 in Cheshire, England.35 She died.
1016. James10 DIX was born circa 1626 Chester, Cheshire, England.35 He married Phyllis (--?--) (see #1005) circa 1651.35
The only known child of James10 DIX and Phyllis (--?--) (see #1005) was:
- 502. i. Peter9 DICKS.
1017. Phyllis10 (--?--) was born circa 1630.35 She married James DIX (see #1004) circa 1651.35
1018. Nathan10 MADDOCK (Thomas, #2012) was born circa 1642 Chester, Cheshire, England.35 He married Alice NICHOLLS (see #1007), daughter of Anthony NICHOLLS, circa 1659 in Cheshire, England.35 He died in 1680 in Newton, Cheshire, England.35 Conflicting evidence indicates he died in 1690 in Newton, Cheshire, England.35
The 10 known children of Nathan10 MADDOCK and Alice NICHOLLS (see #1007) all born in Cheshire, England, were as follows:
- i. Nathan9 MADDOCK was born on 30 Oct 1660.35
- 503. ii. Esther MADDOCK.
- iii. Deborah MADDOCK was born on 16 Dec 1661.35 She died before 1666.35
- iv. Deborah MADDOCK was born on 30 Apr 1666.35 She married Mr THORNBURY.35 She married Henry NAGLE (NAYLE).35 She married Mr REES.35 She died in 1751.35
- v. Abel MADDOCK was born on 1 Sep 1668.35 He married Alice (--?--).35
- vi. Rachel MADDOCK was born on 30 Jul 1670.35 She married John COX?35
- vii. Mordecai MADDOCK was born on 10 May 1672.35
- viii. Hezekiah MADDOCK was born on 30 Jul 1673.35 He died on 11 Dec 1690 at age 17.35
- ix. Alice MADDOCK was born on 23 Mar 1673/74.35
- x. Caleb MADDOCK was born on 14 Mar 1677/78.35
1019. Alice10 NICHOLLS (Anthony, #2014) was born in 1644.35 She married Nathan MADDOCK (see #1006), son of Thomas MADDOCK and Elizabeth SIMCOCK, circa 1659 in Cheshire, England.35 She died.
Generation Eleven
1344. John11 CORBIN was born circa 1600 England.35 He married Margaret (--?--) (see #1345).35
The only known child of John11 CORBIN and Margaret (--?--) (see #1345) was:
- 672. i. Clement10 CORBIN.
1345. Margaret11 (--?--) was born circa 1604.35 She married John CORBIN (see #1344).35
1346. Thomas11 BUCKMASTER was born circa 1612 Wales.35 He married Joanna (Joan) (--?--) (see #1347).35 He wrote a will on 2 Sep 1656.517 He died on 30 Sep 1656 in Muddy River, Brookline, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.35 Conflicting evidence indicates he died on 28 Sep 1656.517 His will was probated on 23 Nov 1656.517
He came to Boston in 1640. He was probably the grandson of Thomas BUCKMASTER who published an almanac in London in 1599.517 He was made freeman in 1645.517
The 10 known children of Thomas11 BUCKMASTER and Joanna (Joan) (--?--) (see #1347) were as follows:
- i. Mary10 BUCKMINSTER was born circa 1628.517 Conflicting evidence indicates she was born circa 1635.35 She married Henry STEVENS circa 1650.517
She was his second wife.517
- 673. ii. Dorcas BUCKMASTER.
- iii. Zechariah (Zechary) BUCKMINSTER was born circa 1631.35 He married Sarah WEBB on 7 Mar 1655/56 in Muddy River, Brookline, Suffolk County, Massachusetts. (Boston records read Zachariah Buckmaster & Sarah Webb were married 7th -- 1st month by Capt Humphrey Atharton.).474,516 He died after 1691/92 in Sherborn, Middlesex County, Massachusetts.474
- iv. Elizabeth BUCKMINSTER was born circa 1633.35 She married Thomas SPOWELL.517
- v. Lawrence BUCKMASTER wrote a will on 27 Nov 1645 in Scituate, Plymouth County, Massachusetts. He died before 4 Jul 1646. His will was probated on 4 Jul 1646 in Scituate, Plymouth County, Massachusetts.
- vi. Thomas BUCKMINSTER was born circa 1637.35 He married Mary (--?--).474 He died in Dec 1659.474
He was a carpenter in Boston.
- vii. Joseph BUCKMINSTER was born circa 1638.35 He married Elizabeth CLARK.474 He died on 20 Nov 1668 in Brookline, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.474
- viii. Jabesh (Jabez) BUCKMASTER was born circa 1641.35
- ix. Sarah BUCKMASTER was born circa 1643.35
- x. Hannah BUCKMASTER was born before 28 Jun 1646 (prob) Brookline, Norfolk County, Massachusetts.474 She was baptized on 28 Jun 1646 in Roxbury, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.474
1347. Joanna (Joan)11 (--?--) was born Wales.35 She married Thomas BUCKMASTER (see #1346).35 She married Edward GARFIELD Jr, son of Edward GARFIELD, on 1 Sep 1661. Her will was proved in 1676.517 She died in 1676.35
1348. Anthony11 MORSE (Anthony, #2696) was born on 9 Mar 1604/5 Marlborough, Wiltshire, England.474 He was christened on 24 Jan 1616/17 in Marlborough, Wiltshire, England.35 He married Mary Elizabeth (--?--) (see #1349).35 He married Ann COX after 1653/54.474 He wrote a will on 28 Apr 1680.521 He died on 12 Oct 1686 in Newbury, Essex County, Massachusetts, at age 81.35 His will was probated on 23 Nov 1686.521
A shoemaker, he sailed from Southampton, England, with his brother, William, in the James in 1635, arriving in Boston on 3 Jun 1635. He settled at Newbury and was made freeman 25 May 1636.
The 12 known children of Anthony11 MORSE and Mary Elizabeth (--?--) (see #1349) were as follows:
- i. Robert10 MORSE was born (prob) Marlborough, Wiltshire, England.521 He married Elizabeth (--?--) before 1644.521 He married Ann (--?--) on 30 Oct 1654.521
He resided at Boston and was a "Taylour." He removed to Newbury about 1655. About 1664 he and his brother Peter settled in Elizabethtown, NJ.
- ii. Peter MORSE was born (prob) Marlborough, Wiltshire, England.521
He went to Elizabethtown, NJ, with his brother, Robert, in 1664.
- iii. Joseph MORSE was born (prob) Marlborough, Wiltshire, England.521 He married Mary (--?--).521 His will was probated on 15 Jan 1678/79.521
- 674. iv. Anthony MORSE Jr.
- v. Benjamin MORSE was born on 4 Mar 1638/39 Newbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.474 Conflicting evidence indicates he was born on 28 Mar 1638/39.521 Conflicting evidence indicates he and Ruth SAWYER were married on 26 Aug 1667.521 He married Ruth SAWYER on 27 Aug 1667.474
He resided in Newbury, and was a deacon of the Second Church of Newbury, now known as the First Church of West Newbury. He was a freeman in 1673. In 1691/2 he was administrator of the estate of his brother, Joshua.
- vi. Sarah MORSE was born on 1 May 1641 (prob) Newbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.474 She married Amos STICKNEY on 24 Jun 1663 in Newbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.474 She married Stephen ACREMAN on 17 Dec 1684 in Newbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.521 She died on 7 Dec 1711 in Newbury, Essex County, Massachusetts, at age 70.521
- vii. Hannah MORSE was born in 1642 (prob) Newbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.474 She was born circa 1632.521 She married Francis THURLO on 5 Feb 1655/56.521 She died on 26 Nov 1703.521
- viii. Lydia MORSE was born in May 1645 (prob) Newbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.474
She died young.
- ix. Lydia MORSE was born on 7 Oct 1647 (prob) Newbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.521
She died soon.
- x. Mary MORSE was born on 9 Apr 1649 (prob) Newbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.474 She died on 14 Jun 1652 at age 3.521
- xi. Esther MORSE was born on 3 May 1651 (prob) Newbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.474 She married Robert HOLMES on 26 Feb 1668/69 in (prob) Newbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.474
- xii. Joshua MORSE was born on 24 Jul 1653 (prob) Newbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.474 He married Hannah (Joanna) KIMBALL on 27 Jun 1681.474,521 He married Mary (--?--).474 He died on 28 Mar 1690/91 at age 37.474
He resided at Newbury and was probably a blacksmith. His will mentions his "Smith's tools" and "land at Piscataqua" valued at £103.
1349. Mary Elizabeth11 (--?--) married Anthony MORSE (see #1348), son of Anthony MORSE and Christian (--?--).35
1350. Thomas11 BERNARD (John, #2700) was born circa 1612 (prob) Whitby, Yorkshire, England.35 He married Eleanor (Helen) (see #1351) in 1640 in Salisbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.35 He died on 7 Jul 1677 in Amesbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.35
The nine known children of Thomas11 BERNARD and Eleanor (Helen) (see #1351) were as follows:
- i. Thomas10 BARNARD was born on 10 May 1641 Salisbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.474 He married Sarah PEASLEE on 12 Apr 1664 in Amesbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.35 He died in 1715.35
- ii. Nathaniel BARNARD was born on 15 Jan 1643/44 Salisbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.474 He married Mary (--?--) in 1666 in Nantucket, Nantucket County, Massachusetts.35 He died on 3 Apr 1718 in Nantucket, Nantucket County, Massachusetts, at age 74.35
- 675. iii. Mary BARNARD (twin).
- iv. Martha BARNARD (twin) was born on 22 Sep 1645 Salisbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.474 She married Thomas HAYNES on 26 Dec 1667 in Salisbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.35 She married Samuel BUCKMAN in 1686.35 She died in Amesbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.35
- v. Sarah BARNARD was born on 28 Sep 1647 Salisbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.474 She married William HACKETT on 31 Jan 1666/67 in Salisbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.474 She died on 10 Sep 1717 at age 69.35
- vi. Hannah BARNARD was born on 24 Nov 1649 Salisbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.474 She married Benjamin STEVENS on 28 Oct 1673 in Salisbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.474 She died on 27 Feb 1710/11 in Salisbury, Essex County, Massachusetts, at age 61.35
- vii. Ruth BARNARD was born on 16 Oct 1651 Salisbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.474 She married Dr Joseph PEASLEE on 21 Jan 1670/71 in Amesbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.35 Conflicting evidence indicates she and Dr Joseph PEASLEE were married in Salisbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.35 She died on 5 Nov 1723 in Haverhill, Essex County, Massachusetts, at age 72.35
- viii. John BARNARD was born on 12 Jan 1655/56 Salisbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.474 He married Frances HOYT on 27 Dec 1676.35 He died on 15 Jul 1718 in Amesbury, Essex County, Massachusetts, at age 62.35
- ix. Abigail BARNARD was born on 20 Jan 1657/58 Amesbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.35 She married Samuel FELLOWS on 2 Jun 1681 in Salisbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.35 She died.
1351. Eleanor (Helen)11 was born circa 1616.35 She married Thomas BERNARD (see #1350), son of John BERNARD and Phebe (--?--), in 1640 in Salisbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.35 She married George LITTLE on 19 Jul 1681 in (prob) Newbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.473 She died after 1694/95.473
1392. Abraham Pietersen11 Van DUERSEN (Pieter Lucasz, #2784) was born in 1607 Haarlem, Noord Holland, Netherlands. Conflicting evidence indicates he was baptised on 3 Oct 1599.529 He was baptized on 11 Nov 1607 in Haarlem, Noord Holland, Netherlands.530 He married Tryntje MELCHIORS (see #1393), daughter of Melchior (--?--), on 9 Dec 1629 in Haarlem, Noord Holland, Netherlands.530 He died after 1667/68 in New York City, New York County, New York.35
It is probable that he came to America soon after their marriage. He served in an official capacity, that of "molenaar" or miller, to the West India Company, and at once took an active part in the commercial and political life of the Colony at New Amsterdam (now New York). In 1636 he took possession of the island of Quetensess, off the coast of Narragansett, for the West India Company. In 1639 he was mentioned in a lease as "Gorter" (manufacturer of groats). On 2 Apr 1658, he obtained permission to erect a watermill on a stream which ran into the East River. He also owned a windmill or horsemill on the same property. He sold the mill 20 Apr 1661 to Jan Cornelissen CLEYN. He apparrantly had several mills as he sold another to Jan Hendricksen Van BOMMEL on 21 Aug 1663. He was also an innkeeper, and on 16 Mar 1648 was one of the twelve tavern keepers of New Amsterdam.
In 1641 he was chosen as one of twelve men who were to be a sort of advisory board to the Government and in 1643 he was selected by the government as the Board of Eight Men which was in existence for four years, from Sep 1643 to Sep 1647, most of the time in violent opposition to the government.
He and his wife were members of the Reformed Dutch Church of New York in 1649. The last recording of his name is as a witness at the baptism of Annetie, the daughter of his son, Pieter and Hester Webbers, Pieter's wife, on 10 Jul 1667.
The seven known children of Abraham Pietersen11 Van DUERSEN and Tryntje MELCHIORS (see #1393) all born in New Amsterdam, New Netherlands, America, were as follows:
- i. Teuwis (Mattheus or Matthew) Abrahamzen10 Van DEUSEN was born circa 1631.477 He married Helena ROBERTS circa 1653 in New Amsterdam, New Netherlands, America.477 Conflicting evidence indicates he and Helena ROBERTS were married in Albany, Albany County, New York.35 He died.
He lived in the village of Beverwyck (now Albany, NY) where he was granted a lot 28 Oct 1658. Sometime between 1667 and 1700 he moved to Claverack.
- ii. Marytje Van DEUSEN was born circa 1632.477 She married Thomas Jansen MINGAEL circa 1651 in New Amsterdam, New Netherlands, America.477 She married Evert Jansen WENDELL in 1668 in (prob) Albany, Albany County, New York.477 She died after 1680/81 in Albany, Albany County, New York.35
- iii. Johannes Abrahamszen Van DEUSEN was born before 1 Jan 1633/34. He was christened on 1 Jan 1633/34 in New Amsterdam, New Netherlands, America.35
- iv. Isaac Abrahamsen Van DEUSEN was born circa 1635.477 He married Jannetje JANS on 5 Apr 1659 in New Amsterdam, New Netherlands, America.477,531
He lived in New Amsterdam.
- v. Jacob Abrahamsen Van DEUSEN was born circa 1638.477 He married Catalyntje Van ELSLANT on 23 Sep 1663 in New Amsterdam, New Netherlands, America.477,508 He died.
He was a member of the Dutch Reformed Church at Albany in 1683 and in 1686 he was one of the auditors of the yearly accounts of the church. In Sep 1689 he was a resident of the second ward of that city.
- vi. Pieter (Peter) Abrahamszen Van DEUSEN was born before 23 Mar 1642/43. He was christened on 23 Mar 1642/43 in New Amsterdam, New Netherlands, America. He married Hester WEBBERS on 10 Oct 1666 in New Amsterdam, New Netherlands, America.477,508
He apprenticed with Claes TYSEN, the cooper, to learn the trade, but Tysen beat the boy so severely that his father petitioned the Court on 18 Oct 1661 to release the boy. This the Court could not do, after considering the case, but the proceeding had the desired effect upon Tysen of making him treat the boy as he should, which was all the father sought. In 1686 he was living on the west side of Broad Street, New York, and was by occupation a cooper.
- 696. vii. Melchert (Melchior) Abrahamszen Van DEUSEN.
1393. Tryntje11 MELCHIORS (Melchior (--?--), #2786) was born in 1611 Groningen, Groningen, Netherlands.35 She married Abraham Pietersen Van DUERSEN (see #1392), son of Pieter Lucasz Van DUERSEN and Maria JANS, on 9 Dec 1629 in Haarlem, Noord Holland, Netherlands.530 She died on 18 Dec 1678 in New York City, New York County, New York.35
She was still alive on 18 Dec 1678 when she was a witness at the baptism of her granddaughter, Tryntie, named for her, the child of her son, Pieter, and Hester WEBBERS. This is the last mention of her in public records.
1394. Rutger Jacobsen11 Van SCHOENDERWOERT was born circa 1621.35 He married Trynje Janse Van BREESTED (see #1395) on 3 Jun 1646 in New Amsterdam, New Netherlands, America.35 He died.
The three known children of Rutger Jacobsen11 Van SCHOENDERWOERT and Trynje Janse Van BREESTED (see #1395) were as follows:
- i. Harman Rutgers10 Van SCHOENDERWOERT was born in 1647 Albany, Albany County, New York. He married Catrind De HOOGES in 1668 in Albany, Albany County, New York.35 He died.
- ii. Margaret Rutgers Van SCHOENDERWOERT was born in 1648 New York City, New York County, New York. She died.
- 697. iii. Engeltje Rutgers "Angelica" Van SCHOENDERWOERT.
1395. Trynje Janse11 Van BREESTED was born circa 1625.35 She married Rutger Jacobsen Van SCHOENDERWOERT (see #1394) on 3 Jun 1646 in New Amsterdam, New Netherlands, America.35 She died.
1920. John11 HART (Christopher, #3840) was born in 1565.422 He married Mary GILES (see #1921).422
The five known children of John11 HART and Mary GILES (see #1921) were as follows:
- i. William10 HART was born in 1590.422 He married Jemma WEST.422
- 960. ii. John HART.
- iii. Sarah HART was born in 1595.422 She died in 1597/98.422
- iv. Ann HART was born in 1597.422
- v. Elizabeth HART was born in 1601.422 She married Mr (--?--) TAYNTON.422
1921. Mary11 GILES was born in 1567.422 She married John HART (see #1920), son of Christopher HART and Elizabeth Lee MAY.422
1984. Robert11 HODGSON was born in 1540 Yorkshire, England.287
The only known child of Robert11 HODGSON and an unknown spouse was:
- 992. i. William10 HODGSON.
2012. Thomas11 MADDOCK (John, #4024) was born circa 1615 England.35 He married Elizabeth SIMCOCK (see #2013) on 24 Jun 1641 in Chester, Cheshire, England.35 He died circa 1690 in Chester, Cheshire, England.35
The five known children of Thomas11 MADDOCK and Elizabeth SIMCOCK (see #2013) were as follows:
- 1006. i. Nathan10 MADDOCK.
- ii. Henry MADDOCK was born circa 1643 Loom Hall, Cheshire, England.35 He married Elizabeth KENERLEY (KEMERLEY) circa 1661.35 He died.
- iii. Joseph MADDOCK was born circa 1645 Cheshire, England.35 He married Amy (--?--).35 He died.
- iv. Sarah MADDOCK was born circa 1647 Cheshire, England.35 She married Mr LIGHTFOOT.35 She died.
- v. Daniel MADDOCK was born circa 1649 Cheshire, England.35 He married Ann (--?--).35
2013. Elizabeth11 SIMCOCK was born in 1617.35 She married Thomas MADDOCK (see #2012), son of John MADDOCK, on 24 Jun 1641 in Chester, Cheshire, England.35 She died.
2014. Anthony11 NICHOLLS was born circa 1624.35
The only known child of Anthony11 NICHOLLS and an unknown spouse was:
- 1007. i. Alice10 NICHOLLS.
2036. Thomas11 MADDOCK (John, #4024) was born circa 1615 England.35 He married Elizabeth SIMCOCK (see #2013) on 24 Jun 1641 in Chester, Cheshire, England.35 He died circa 1690 in Chester, Cheshire, England.35
The five known children of Thomas11 MADDOCK and Elizabeth SIMCOCK (see #2013) were as follows:
- 1006. i. Nathan10 MADDOCK.
- ii. Henry MADDOCK was born circa 1643 Loom Hall, Cheshire, England.35 He married Elizabeth KENERLEY (KEMERLEY) circa 1661.35 He died.
- iii. Joseph MADDOCK was born circa 1645 Cheshire, England.35 He married Amy (--?--).35 He died.
- iv. Sarah MADDOCK was born circa 1647 Cheshire, England.35 She married Mr LIGHTFOOT.35 She died.
- v. Daniel MADDOCK was born circa 1649 Cheshire, England.35 He married Ann (--?--).35
2037. Elizabeth11 SIMCOCK was born in 1617.35 She married Thomas MADDOCK (see #2012), son of John MADDOCK, on 24 Jun 1641 in Chester, Cheshire, England.35 She died.
2038. Anthony11 NICHOLLS was born circa 1624.35
The only known child of Anthony11 NICHOLLS and an unknown spouse was:
- 1007. i. Alice10 NICHOLLS.
Generation Twelve
2696. Anthony12 MORSE was born circa 1579 of Marlborough, Wiltshire, England.35 He married Christian (--?--) (see #2697) circa 1605 in (prob) Marlborough, Wiltshire, England.35 He died on 21 Nov 1621 in Marlborough, Wiltshire, England.35
The six known children of Anthony12 MORSE and Christian (--?--) (see #2697) were as follows:
- i. Elinor11 MORSE was born circa 1605 Marlborough, Wiltshire, England.35 She married Thomas SIMBREY on 31 May 1624.35
- 1348. ii. Anthony MORSE.
- iii. Nicholas MORSE was born before 1610 Marlborough, Wiltshire, England. He was christened circa 1610 in Marlborough, Wiltshire, England.35 He died on 17 Oct 1630 in Marlborough, Wiltshire, England.
- iv. William MORSE was born before 17 May 1614. He was christened on 17 May 1614 in St Peter's, Marlborough, Wiltshire, England.35
- v. Philip MORSE was born on 15 May 1618 Marlborough, Wiltshire, England.35 He was christened on 15 May 1618 in Marlborough, Wiltshire, England.35 He died on 6 Mar 1619/20 at age 1.35
- vi. Philip MORSE was born before 21 Mar 1620/21 Marlborough, Wiltshire, England.35 He was christened on 21 Mar 1620/21 in Marlborough, Wiltshire, England.35 He died on 14 Dec 1630 in Marlborough, Wiltshire, England.35
2697. Christian12 (--?--) was born circa 1580.35 She married Anthony MORSE (see #2696) circa 1605 in (prob) Marlborough, Wiltshire, England.35
2700. John12 BERNARD. Of Salisbury, Wiltshire, England.35 He married Phebe (--?--) (see #2701) in (prob) Whitby, Yorkshire, England. He married Elizabeth BUSHELL on 28 Oct 1612 in Whitby, Yorkshire, England. He died in Jun 1646.35
The only known child of John12 BERNARD and Phebe (--?--) (see #2701) was:
- 1350. i. Thomas11 BERNARD.
2701. Phebe12 (--?--) was born Essex, England.35 She married John BERNARD (see #2700) in (prob) Whitby, Yorkshire, England. She died on 1 Jul 1685 in England.35
2784. Pieter Lucasz12 Van DUERSEN (Willem, #5568) was born Asperen, Brabant, Netherlands.477 He married Maria JANS (see #2785).477
He moved from Asperen to Haarlem, Noord (North) Holland, Netherlands, in 1581 and became Magistrate in Haarlem in 1583.
The only known child of Pieter Lucasz12 Van DUERSEN and Maria JANS (see #2785) was:
- 1392. i. Abraham Pietersen11 Van DUERSEN.
2785. Maria12 JANS married Pieter Lucasz Van DUERSEN (see #2784), son of Willem Van DUERSEN and Elisabeth GYSBERTS.477
2786. Melchior12 (--?--) was born circa 1584.35
The only known child of Melchior12 (--?--) and an unknown spouse was:
- 1393. i. Tryntje11 MELCHIORS.
3840. Christopher12 HART was born in 1543.422 He married Elizabeth Lee MAY (see #3841).422 He died in 1581.422
The only known child of Christopher12 HART and Elizabeth Lee MAY (see #3841) was:
- 1920. i. John11 HART.
3841. Elizabeth Lee12 MAY was born in 1543.422 She married Christopher HART (see #3840).422 She died in 1593.422
4024. John12 MADDOCK was born circa 1589.35 He died.
The two known children of John12 MADDOCK and an unknown spouse both born in England were as follows:
- 2012. i. Thomas11 MADDOCK.
- 2012. ii. Thomas MADDOCK.
Generation Thirteen
5568. Willem13 Van DUERSEN (Hendrick, #11136) married Elisabeth GYSBERTS (see #5569).477
The only known child of Willem13 Van DUERSEN and Elisabeth GYSBERTS (see #5569) was:
- 2784. i. Pieter Lucasz12 Van DUERSEN.
5569. Elisabeth13 GYSBERTS married Willem Van DUERSEN (see #5568), son of Hendrick Van DUERSEN and Maria RUTGERS.477
Generation Fourteen
11136. Hendrick14 Van DUERSEN (Jan, #22272) was born Castle Deursen.477 He married Maria RUTGERS (see #11137).477 He died in 1567 in Asperen, Brabant, Netherlands.477
In is not unlikely that he was the first protestant of the family. When the people saw their lord a protestant in those trying days, they, too, were emboldened to openly avow their faith. The protestant church at Deursen bears witness to his. He became "drossaert" (head-magistrate, similar to a justice of the peace) of Asperen, in Brabant. He did not adopt the alterations and additions made to the family Coat-of-Arms by his father, but returned to the original. They had only one son.
The only known child of Hendrick14 Van DUERSEN and Maria RUTGERS (see #11137) was:
- 5568. i. Willem13 Van DUERSEN.
11137. Maria14 RUTGERS married Hendrick Van DUERSEN (see #11136), son of Jan Van DUERSEN and Elisabeth Van HEUSDEN.477
Generation Fifteen
22272. Jan15 Van DUERSEN (Jan Willem, #44544) married Elisabeth Van HEUSDEN (see #22273).477 He died after 1550.477
He was the last male descendant of Govert Van DUERSEN who held the ancestral seat, the lands and castle of Duersen. His mother and wife were both from the old renowned house of Heusden, for which reason he took the famous "wheel of Heusden" into his Coat-of-Arms.
The only known child of Jan15 Van DUERSEN and Elisabeth Van HEUSDEN (see #22273) was:
- 11136. i. Hendrick14 Van DUERSEN.
22273. Elisabeth15 Van HEUSDEN married Jan Van DUERSEN (see #22272), son of Jan Willem Van DUERSEN and Miss Van HEUSDEN.477
Generation Sixteen
44544. Jan Willem16 Van DUERSEN (Nicolas, #89088) married Miss Van HEUSDEN (see #44545), daughter of Gerritt Van HEUSDEN.477
The only known child of Jan Willem16 Van DUERSEN and Miss Van HEUSDEN (see #44545) was:
- 22272. i. Jan15 Van DUERSEN.
44545. Miss16 Van HEUSDEN (Gerritt, #89090) married Jan Willem Van DUERSEN (see #44544), son of Nicolas Van DUERSEN and Machteld PROEYS.477
Generation Seventeen
89088. Nicolas17 Van DUERSEN (Jan, #178176) married Machteld PROEYS (see #89089).477
The only known child of Nicolas17 Van DUERSEN and Machteld PROEYS (see #89089) was:
- 44544. i. Jan Willem16 Van DUERSEN.
89089. Machteld17 PROEYS married Nicolas Van DUERSEN (see #89088), son of Jan Van DUERSEN and Wilhelmina Van ZOUDENBALG.477
The only known child of Gerritt17 Van HEUSDEN and an unknown spouse was:
- 44545. i. Miss16 Van HEUSDEN.
Generation Eighteen
178176. Jan18 Van DUERSEN (Jan, #356352) married Wilhelmina Van ZOUDENBALG (see #178177).477
The only known child of Jan18 Van DUERSEN and Wilhelmina Van ZOUDENBALG (see #178177) was:
- 89088. i. Nicolas17 Van DUERSEN.
178177. Wilhelmina18 Van ZOUDENBALG married Jan Van DUERSEN (see #178176), son of Jan Van DUERSEN and Aleid Van DOMPSELAER.477
Generation Nineteen
356352. Jan19 Van DUERSEN (Jan, #712704) married Aleid Van DOMPSELAER (see #356353).477
The only known child of Jan19 Van DUERSEN and Aleid Van DOMPSELAER (see #356353) was:
- 178176. i. Jan18 Van DUERSEN.
356353. Aleid19 Van DOMPSELAER married Jan Van DUERSEN (see #356352), son of Jan Van DUERSEN and Aleid Van BLOEMENSWEERDE.477
Generation Twenty
712704. Jan20 Van DUERSEN was born circa 1398. He married Aleid Van BLOEMENSWEERDE (see #712705) in 1419.477
The only known child of Jan20 Van DUERSEN and Aleid Van BLOEMENSWEERDE (see #712705) was:
- 356352. i. Jan19 Van DUERSEN.
712705. Aleid20 Van BLOEMENSWEERDE was born circa 1400. She married Jan Van DUERSEN (see #712704) in 1419.477
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