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Anna Maria Vollmy married Johannes Hunzicker, son of Johannes Hunzicker and Elizabeth Thomen. Anna Maria Vollmy was born in 1778.1

1. [S46] Marcus Hunzicker, "Marcus & Ymelda Hunzicker", Date of Import: May 31, 1999.

Sarah Wells was born on 4 April 1784 at Somerset County, Pennsylvania. She was the daughter of James Wells and Rachel Brown. Sarah Wells married Samuel Tallman, son of Benjamin Tallman and Dinah Boone, on 28 March 1801 at Wellsburg, Virginia - Now West Virginia.2 Sarah Wells died on 13 November 1837 at age 53.

1. [S54] National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution Lineage Books 152 Volumes, Vol 128.
2. [S54] National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution Lineage Books 152 Volumes, Vol 128
   DAR ID Number: 127906.

Johannes Hunzicker was born before 1725. He married Barbara Surer on 16 July 1737.

     Children of Johannes Hunzicker and Barbara Surer:

Hans Heinrich Hunzicker   b. 26 Apr 1739, d. 13 Apr 1807
Hans Jacob Hunzicker   b. 16 Apr 1741
Johannes Hunzicker+   b. 1 Dec 1743
Ana Marie Hunzicker   b. 11 Jul 1745
Martin Hunzicker   b. 21 Jan 1747/48

1. [S46] Marcus Hunzicker, "Marcus & Ymelda Hunzicker", Date of Import: May 31, 1999.

Eunice Mae Morton was born on 31 May 1885 at Talley's Bend, Osage River, Missouri.1,2 She married George Washington Vestal, son of Nathaniel D Vestal and Melissa Abigail Ford, on 31 October 1906 at Clinton, Henry Co, Mo.1,3,4 Eunice Mae Morton died on 28 October 1976 at Sedalia, Pettis Co, Missouri, at age 91; Congestive Heart Failure.1,2

     Children of Eunice Mae Morton and George Washington Vestal:

Ruth Mae Morton   b. 13 Feb 1906, d. 2 Jul 1987

1. [S61] Letter, Cousin on Ford side Merriam White to unknown recipient.
2. [S22] Unknown name of person, Death Certificate, Pettis Co Mo File # 124-76-022398.
3. [S58] Marriage Certificate.
4. [S24] Divorce Records unknown file number, Pettis Co Mo.Apr 3 1919 Pg 645m Circuit Court.

George Washington Vestal was buried at Mount Olive Cemetery, Jackson Co, Mo. He was born on 3 August 1875 at Lebanon, Laclede Co, Mo.2 He was the son of Nathaniel D Vestal and Melissa Abigail Ford. George Washington Vestal married Eunice Mae Morton on 31 October 1906 at Clinton, Henry Co, Mo.2,3,4 George Washington Vestal married Rebecca W Bridge after 1918 at Sedalia, Pettis County, Missouri.2 George Washington Vestal died on 11 January 1963 at Kansas City, Missouri, at age 87.2

     Children of George Washington Vestal and Eunice Mae Morton:

Ruth Mae Morton   b. 13 Feb 1906, d. 2 Jul 1987

1. [S13] Bible Records, Vestal Bible Record (Nathan And Melissa's)..
2. [S61] Letter, Cousin on Ford side Merriam White to unknown recipient.
3. [S58] Marriage Certificate.
4. [S24] Divorce Records unknown file number, Pettis Co Mo.Apr 3 1919 Pg 645m Circuit Court.

Anna Alexander married Abel Johnson.

     Children of Anna Alexander and Abel Johnson:

Rachel Johnson+   b. 8 May 1774, d. 1837

1. [S46] Marcus Hunzicker, "Marcus & Ymelda Hunzicker", Date of Import: May 31, 1999.

Johann Jacob Hunzicker was born on 11 September 1820.1 He was the son of Johannes Hunzicker and Catherine Jager.

1. [S46] Marcus Hunzicker, "Marcus & Ymelda Hunzicker", Date of Import: May 31, 1999.

Mary Hunzicker was born on 27 July 1851 at Basel, Orendorf, Switzerland. She was the daughter of Daniel Hunzicker and Anna Barbara Thomen. Mary Hunzicker immigrated in 1854 with her parents. She married Henry Myers on 1 February 1873 at Eudora, Kansas.1 Mary Hunzicker married Henry Myers on 14 February 1873 at Eudora, Kansas. Mary Hunzicker died on 5 January 1917 at age 65.

     Children of Mary Hunzicker and Henry Myers:

William Myers   b. 30 Apr 1870, d. Feb 1889
Ida Myers   b. 6 Mar 1874, d. 11 Oct 1954
Clarence Myers   b. 25 Nov 1877, d. Oct 1897
Alma Myers   b. 31 Oct 1894, d. 2 Jul 1981

1. [S46] Marcus Hunzicker, "Marcus & Ymelda Hunzicker", Date of Import: May 31, 1999.

Helen Wells married Richard Wells. Helen Wells was born in 1775. She was the daughter of Captain Alexander Wells and Leah Owings.

     Child of Helen Wells and Richard Wells:

Bazaleel Wells   b. 1796

1. [S54] National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution Lineage Books 152 Volumes, 318, v 57.

Henry Myers married Mary Hunzicker, daughter of Daniel Hunzicker and Anna Barbara Thomen, on 1 February 1873 at Eudora, Kansas.1 Henry Myers married Mary Hunzicker, daughter of Daniel Hunzicker and Anna Barbara Thomen, on 14 February 1873 at Eudora, Kansas. Henry Myers died on 5 January 1917.1

     Children of Henry Myers and Mary Hunzicker:

William Myers   b. 30 Apr 1870, d. Feb 1889
Ida Myers   b. 6 Mar 1874, d. 11 Oct 1954
Clarence Myers   b. 25 Nov 1877, d. Oct 1897
Alma Myers   b. 31 Oct 1894, d. 2 Jul 1981

1. [S46] Marcus Hunzicker, "Marcus & Ymelda Hunzicker", Date of Import: May 31, 1999.

Anna Virginia Hunzicker was born on 18 November 1882 at Eudora, Kansas. She was the daughter of Daniel Hunzicker and Emma Matile. Anna Virginia Hunzicker married Herbert Brechesien on 15 June 1904. Anna Virginia Hunzicker died on 27 July 1964 at Wellsville, Kansas, at age 81.

     Children of Anna Virginia Hunzicker and Herbert Brechesien:

Ray Ralph Brechesien+   b. 13 Jan 1905, d. 2 Oct 1981
Daniel George Brechesien+   b. 18 Jun 1906, d. 16 Aug 1986
Howard Clifford Brechesien+   b. 18 Oct 1908, d. 1 Dec 1958
Hebert Nicholas Brechesien Jr.+   b. 29 Sep 1910, d. 27 Feb 1989
Hazel Anna Brechesien   b. 1 Mar 1916, d. 2 Jan 1923
Calvin Donald Brechesien   b. 9 Jul 1923, d. 28 Apr 1944
Eugene Floyd Brechesien   b. 20 Jan 1927, d. 24 Dec 1984

Alexander G Wells was born in 1842 at Oak Log Fork of Daniel's Creek, Floyd Co, Kentucky.1 He was the son of John Wells and Nancy Ann Webb.

1. [S50] Unknown subject Lawrence Register, Lawrence Co, Ohio web site.

Martha Stapp was born circa 1677. She was the daughter of Abraham Stapp II and Dorothy Moss.

Abraham Stapp III was born circa 1678 at Rappahannock County, Virginia. He was the son of Abraham Stapp II and Dorothy Moss.

Hebert Nicholas Brechesien Jr. was born on 29 September 1910. He was the son of Herbert Brechesien and Anna Virginia Hunzicker. Hebert Nicholas Brechesien Jr. died on 27 February 1989 at age 78.

Martha Coffey was the daughter of Edward Coffey and Ann Powell. Martha Coffey was buried at Essex County, Virginia. She married Joshua Stapp Sr, son of Abraham Stapp II and Dorothy Moss, in 1715 at Essex County, Virginia.

     Children of Martha Coffey and Joshua Stapp Sr:

John Stapp+   b. c 1710, d. May 1751
Joseph Stapp   b. c 1712, d. 1775
Anester Stapp   b. c 1715
Joshua Stapp Jr+   b. c 1724, d. Jul 1814
Thomas Stapp   b. c 1726, d. 1777
Elizabeth Stapp   b. c 1729, d. 1795
James Stapp   b. c 1730

Elsie Ellen Ford was born on 23 January 1915.1 She was the daughter of Charles Ford and Grace Myrtle Jones. Elsie Ellen Ford died on 17 November 1979 at age 64.1

1. [S61] Letter, Cousin on Ford side Merriam White to unknown recipient.

Dorothy North married Abraham Stapp, son of Joshua Stapp, in 1648 at Virginia.

     Children of Dorothy North and Abraham Stapp:

Abraham Stapp II+   b. c 1648, d. 4 Apr 1714
Joshua Stapp   b. 1659
Thomas Jefferson Stapp   b. 1661
John Stapp   b. 1663
James Stapp   b. 1665

Joshua Stapp was born circa 1595 at England. He died in 1678 at Henrico County, Virginia.

     Child of Joshua Stapp:

Abraham Stapp+   b. c 1620, d. 1678

John Stapp was born in 1663. He was the son of Abraham Stapp and Dorothy North.

Rebecca Stapp was born circa 1676. She was the daughter of Abraham Stapp II and Dorothy Moss.

Joshua Stapp Sr was buried at Orange County, Virginia. He Last Will and Testament of Joshua Stapp, Sr. dated December 19, 1782 In the Name of God Amen I, Joshua Stapp of the County of Orange being in perfect health and sound sence of memory and mindfull of the uncertainty of this life do make and ordain this my last will and testament in manner and form following. First I give my soul to almighty God who gave it me trusting in Jesus Christ for the remission of my sins and as for what wordly goods it hath pleased God to bestow me I give in manner and form following Viz. Item my will and desire is that my negro man and negro woman be both free and at their own disposal and if there should be any charges required by the Court towards their being legally set free from Bondage then my will is that such charges be paid out of my estate. Item my will is that my grandson Achillies Stapp have my Negro woman Cate. Item I give the residue of my Estate not already mentioned to be divided between the persons whose names I heretafter mention my Grandson Achillies Stapp my Grand daughter Lucy Willhoit (?Wilhight) my Grand daughter Sarah Creel and my Grand daughter Martha Hubbard to them and their heirs forever. Item my will is that my Estate not be sold but be appraised and divided according to appraisment. Lastly I constitute and appoint my Grandson Achillies Stapp Executor to this my last will and testament revoking all former wills by me made acknowledging this to be my last will and testament. In witness where of I have hereto set my hand and Seal this 19th day of December One Thousand Seven Hundered and eighty Two. Signed Sealled and Published in Presence of John Dayne John Wayt Joshua X Stapp (SS) William Wyat Mark At a Court held for Orange County on Thursday 27th March 1783 This last will and testament of Joshua Stapp Dec'd being presented into Court by Achillis Stapp Executor therein named And proved by the oaths of John Wait and William Wait Two of the witnesses hereto And Ordered to be recorded and on the motion of the said Executor who made oath According to law Certificate is granted gim for Obtaining Probate thereof in due form wheresupon he with Robert ? Miller his Security Entered into Bond for the name in "The sum of Two hundered and fifty punds. Teste James Taylor C.O.C. ORANGE COUNTY DEED BOOK Orange Co. VA. Deed Book 16pg. 352-353 Aug. 13, 1773 To all Christian People to whom this presents writeing Shall Come I Joshua Stapp Sener of Orange County Sendeth Greeting Know ye that I the said Joshua Stapp Sener for Divers good Causes and valuable considerations me herunto moveing have given and granted and by these present do give grant & confirm unto my son Joshua Stapp of Said County one Negro Man named Marrick to him and his heirs forever and also one Negroe Woman Named Frank Ide? give to the said Joshua Stapp Junior during his life and after the Decease of the said to be with their increaf divided equally between the children of the said Joshua Stapp and Hannah his wife forever and by these present to be do warrant the said Negroes to the said Joshua Stapp his heirs Executors Administrators or Afsigns forever from any person or persons whatever Claiming any Rights or Title to the said Negroes or either of them Virtue to my hand and Seal this Thirteenth day of August Anno Dom 1773\ William Bell his Joshua X Stapp (SS) Thomas Burbridge mark John Stabler? At a Court held for Orange County the 28th of September 1773 this Deed of Gift from Joshua Stapp to Joshua Stapp Junior was proved by the Oaths of William Bell Thomas Burbridge and John Stabler Witnefs thereto and Ordered to be Recorded Test James Taylor C.O.C. pg. 353 To all Christian People to whom this presents writeing Shall Come I Joshua Stapp Sener of Orange County Sendeth Greeting Know ye that I the said Joshua Stapp Sener for Divers good Causes and valuable considerations me herunto moveing have given and granted and by these present do give grant & confirm unto my son Thomas Stapp of Said County During Life One Negroe Man named James and One Negroe Woman named Minn? and after the Decease to be equally divided between the Children of the Said Thomas Stapp and Ann his wife with their increafe forever and by these presents do warrant the said Negroes to the said Thomas Stapp during life and after is deceafs to the heirs of the said Thomas and Ann his wife for ever from ??????????? Claims of any person or Persons to ha???? Claiming any Rights for ???? ?? The said Negroes or either of them. Witnefs my hand and Seal this fourteenth day of August Anno Dom 1773. In the presence of William Bell his Thomas Burbridge Joshua X Stapp (SS) John Stabler mark At a Court held for Orange County the 28th of September, 1773 This Deed of Gift from Joshua Stapp to Thomas Stapp was proved by the Oaths of William Bell Thomas Burbrige and John Staler Witnefs there and Ordered to be Recorded Test James Taylor C.O.C. Pg. 393-94 To all Christian People to whom this presents writeing Shall Come I Joshua Stapp Sener of Orange County Sendeth Greeting Know ye that I the said Joshua Stapp Sener for Divers good Causes and valuable considerations me herunto moveing but more Especially for the Love and good will I have unto my son James Stapp have given and granted and by these present do give grant bargain & confirm unto my son James Stapp one negroe man named Abraham and one negroe woman named Bell one negroe boy named Abraham one negroe girl named Bell and for the above Consideration do give freely and Clearly the above said four negroes and their Increase to my said son James Stapp and his heirs forever and by Virtue of this present writeing do warrant the said Negroes with their Increase. To my said son James Stapp and his heirs Executors Administrator from the Just Claim right or title of any person or persons whatever haveing or lawfully claiming the same or part thereof in Witnefs whereof I the said Joshua Stapp Senior have here to set my hand seal this 23rd day of December Anno Dom One thousand Seven hundred and Seventy five. Signed Sealed and Delivered his In the presence off Joshua X Stapp William Sims Thomas Stapp Thomas X Stapp Killes Stapp At a court held for Orange County on Thursday the 22nd of February 1776. This Deed of gift from Joshua Stapp to James Stapp proved by the oathes of Wm. Sims Tho. Stapp and Tho. Stapp junior thereof the Witnefses hereto and Ordered to be Recorded Test James Taylor C.O.C. Deed Book 16 pg. 394 To all Christian People to whom this presents writeing Shall Come I Joshua Stapp Sener of Orange County Sendeth Greeting Know ye that I the said Joshua Stapp Sener for Divers good Causes and valuable considerations me herunto moveing but Especially for the Love and good will I bare unto my Grand daughter Elizabeth Sims of Albemurle County have given and Granted and by these presents do give grant bargain and Confirm unto my Grand Daughter Elizabeth Sims one Negro boy named Ben and for the above Consideration do give freely and Clearly the above said Negro boy to my said Grand daughter Elizabeth Sims to her and her heirs forever and by Virtue of this present Writeing do warrant the said Negro boy to my said Grand Daughter Elizabeth Sims and her heirs Executors Administrators from the Just Claim Right or Title of any person or persons whatever haveing or Lawfully Claiming the same in Witnefs whereof I the said Joshua Stapp Sener have herunto my hand and Seal this 3 of December Anee Dom One thousand Seven hundred and seventy five In the presence off Joshua Stapp William Sims Tho. Stapp Tho's Stapp Killes Stapp At a Court held for Orange County on Thursday the 25th of February 1776 This Deed of Gift from Joshua Stapp to Elizabeth Sims was proved by the Oaths of William Sims Tho's Stapp and Tho's Stapp Junr. Three of the Witnefses hereto and Ordered to be Recorded Test James Taylor C.O.C. He was born circa 1688 at Essex County, Virginia. He was the son of Abraham Stapp II and Dorothy Moss. Joshua Stapp Sr married Martha Coffey, daughter of Edward Coffey and Ann Powell, in 1715 at Essex County, Virginia. Joshua Stapp Sr died on 27 March 1783 at Orange County, Virginia.

     Children of Joshua Stapp Sr and Martha Coffey:

John Stapp+   b. c 1710, d. May 1751
Joseph Stapp   b. c 1712, d. 1775
Anester Stapp   b. c 1715
Joshua Stapp Jr+   b. c 1724, d. Jul 1814
Thomas Stapp   b. c 1726, d. 1777
Elizabeth Stapp   b. c 1729, d. 1795
James Stapp   b. c 1730

Rebecca Wales married Robert Moss.

     Child of Rebecca Wales and Robert Moss:

Dorothy Moss+

Robert Moss married Rebecca Wales.

     Child of Robert Moss and Rebecca Wales:

Dorothy Moss+

Dorothy Moss was the daughter of Robert Moss and Rebecca Wales. Dorothy Moss was buried at Essex County, Virginia. She married Abraham Stapp II, son of Abraham Stapp and Dorothy North, in 1675 at Old Rappahock County, Virginia.

     Children of Dorothy Moss and Abraham Stapp II:

Rebecca Stapp   b. c 1676
Martha Stapp   b. c 1677
Abraham Stapp III   b. c 1678
Jacob Stapp   b. c 1681
Ruth Stapp   b. c 1686
Joshua Stapp Sr+   b. c 1688, d. 27 Mar 1783
William Stapp   b. c 1689
Joseph Stapp   b. c 1690
James Stapp   b. c 1693

James Stapp was born in 1665. He was the son of Abraham Stapp and Dorothy North.

Joseph Stapp was born circa 1690. He was the son of Abraham Stapp II and Dorothy Moss.

Jacob Stapp was born circa 1681. He was the son of Abraham Stapp II and Dorothy Moss.

William Stapp was born circa 1689. He was the son of Abraham Stapp II and Dorothy Moss.

Abraham Stapp II was buried at Essex County, Virginia. He From the book "Essex County, Virginia Wills and Deeds 1711-14 and 1714-17" page 234, Will of Abram Stapp pf Essex County, dated 20 October 1710. Probated 8 April 1714. To son Abraham Stapp all land on N, side of Road of "my now dwelling plantation". To son William all land on S. side of road. To son Jacob Stapp upper part of land bought of Edward Mosely and to son Joshua Stapp the lower part bordering on Mr. Robt. Brooke. To my young sons Joseph Stapp and James Stapp 25 acres each of lower land. Jacob and Joshua to buy them 100 acres each elsewhere. To wife Dorothy all property during lifetime. To dau. Ruth Stapp cattle, etc. To two daus. Rebecca and Martha Stapp a shilling each. Wit: Robert Moss Peter Hollon signed Abraham Stapp Will Harte his mark page 234. Bond 8 Apl. 1714, L 300. Sterlin. Dorothy Step (sic) Extx. Abraham Step. Wit: Signed Dorothy Stapp John Pickett Dan'll Hayes Daniel Brown John Hart Rec. 8 April 1714 Page 243. Apprasial of Est. of Abraham Stepp Dec'd by order of Court 8 Apl. 1714 Includes: 3 doz and 5 spoons 00.08.06 1 old gold ring 00.06.00 a Small parcellof truck 00.06.04 1 old Bible and a small parcel of books 00.13.00 a parcel of Damnified Paper 00.01.00 10 Goose and 8 Goslings 00.19.00 250 gallons Cyder 04.03.04 3 hides in Tann not seen - - - Total valuation L 91.13.07 signed Edwd Mosley Cornelius Sale John Foster his mark Presented by Dorothy Stepp Extrx. Recorded 13 May 1714. He was born circa 1648 at Essex County, Virginia. He was the son of Abraham Stapp and Dorothy North. Abraham Stapp II married Dorothy Moss, daughter of Robert Moss and Rebecca Wales, in 1675 at Old Rappahock County, Virginia. Abraham Stapp II died on 4 April 1714 at Essex County, Virginia.

     Children of Abraham Stapp II and Dorothy Moss:

Rebecca Stapp   b. c 1676
Martha Stapp   b. c 1677
Abraham Stapp III   b. c 1678
Jacob Stapp   b. c 1681
Ruth Stapp   b. c 1686
Joshua Stapp Sr+   b. c 1688, d. 27 Mar 1783
William Stapp   b. c 1689
Joseph Stapp   b. c 1690
James Stapp   b. c 1693

George Washington Griffin was born in 1849. He was the son of Johnathan Alahand Griffith and Mellissa Ocie Land. George Washington Griffin died in 1915 at Clinton, Missouri.

John Stapp was born on 23 May 1840. He was the son of Dalpjin L Stapp and Mary Tompkins.

Joseph W Stapp was born on 3 October 1838 at Russell County, Kentucky. He was the son of Dalpjin L Stapp and Mary Tompkins. Joseph W Stapp died on 21 May 1907 at Colorado Springs, Colorado, at age 68.

Margaret J Wells was born on 18 March 1859 at Oak Log Fork of Daniel's Creek, Floyd Co, Kentucky.1 She was the daughter of John Wells and Nancy Ann Webb.

1. [S50] Unknown subject Lawrence Register, Lawrence Co, Ohio web site.

Ann Powell married Edward Coffey.

     Child of Ann Powell and Edward Coffey:

Martha Coffey+

Thomas Wells was born in 1709 at Maryland.1 He was the son of General James Wells II and Ann Thornborough. Thomas Wells married Elizabeth Howard, daughter of Joshua Howard and Joanna Unknown, on 16 September 1736 at Baltimore, Maryland.2 Thomas Wells died on 20 May 1804.2

     Children of Thomas Wells and Elizabeth Howard:

Francis Wells   b. 26 Jun 1737
Joseph Wells   b. 29 May 1739
John Wells   b. 25 Mar 1743
James Wells   b. 5 Nov 1747
Thomas Wells   b. 9 Aug 1750
Richard Wells   b. 30 Jun 1753
Ann Wells   b. 11 Mar 1756

1. [S80] Harold Henry & Nadine Hull Arnold, The Little Wells Family.
2. [S11] Robert W. Barnes, Baltimore County Families 1659-1759, p 673.

Maria Magdalena Meixell married Reuben Andres, son of John Andres and Elizabeth Rex. Maria Magdalena Meixell was also known as (?) Mary. She was born on 3 September 1823. She was the daughter of Philip Meixell and Catherine Lanehart. Maria Magdalena Meixell was baptized on 25 October 1823.2 She died on 10 October 1863 at age 40.

     Child of Maria Magdalena Meixell and Reuben Andres:

Susanna Andres   b. 7 May 1854

1. [S86] Unknown name of person Cemetery records, unknown repository, unknown repository address.
2. [S87] e-mail address, 1999.

Elizabeth Keller married Jeremiah Hess, son of Johan Conrad Hess and Anna Maria. Elizabeth Keller was born circa 1756. She died on 19 November 1805.

     Children of Elizabeth Keller and Jeremiah Hess:

Jacob Hess+   b. 10 Mar 1778, d. 14 Sep 1855
Elizabeth Hess+   b. 10 Nov 1787, d. 22 Aug 1866
William H Hess+   b. 21 Sep 1789, d. 19 Jan 1859
Jeremiah Hess+   b. 19 Nov 1791, d. 24 Feb 1877
Rachel Hess+   b. 6 Oct 1796, d. 28 Feb 1877

1. [S86] Unknown name of person Cemetery records, unknown repository, unknown repository address.

Jeremiah Hess married Elizabeth Keller. Jeremiah Hess married Susannah Boyer, daughter of Frederick Boyer and Susanna Merkham. Jeremiah Hess was born on 19 November 1751. He was the son of Johan Conrad Hess and Anna Maria. Jeremiah Hess died on 24 October 1819 at age 67.

     Children of Jeremiah Hess and Elizabeth Keller:

Jacob Hess+   b. 10 Mar 1778, d. 14 Sep 1855
Elizabeth Hess+   b. 10 Nov 1787, d. 22 Aug 1866
William H Hess+   b. 21 Sep 1789, d. 19 Jan 1859
Jeremiah Hess+   b. 19 Nov 1791, d. 24 Feb 1877
Rachel Hess+   b. 6 Oct 1796, d. 28 Feb 1877

1. [S86] Unknown name of person Cemetery records, unknown repository, unknown repository address.

Appears on charts:
     Descendant Chart for Hans Conrad Fenstermacher

Marianne Anne Fenstermacher was born on 28 August 1831 at Luzerne County, Pennsylvania; 29 Aug 1831 per Clarence Beckel.1 She was the daughter of George W. Fenstermacher Sr and Lydia Schweppenheiser.2 Marianne Anne Fenstermacher was baptized on 25 September 1831 at Wapwallopen Union Reformed and Lutheran Church, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania.1

1. [S87] e-mail address, 1999.
2. [S204] Clarence Eberman Beckel, A History of the Fenstermacher Family.

Appears on charts:
     Descendant Chart for Hans Conrad Fenstermacher

Maria Margaretha Weiss was born on 3 December 1814.1 She was the daughter of John Jacob Weiss and Elizabeth Fenstermacher. Maria Margaretha Weiss was baptized on 1 January 1815 at Wapwallopen Union Reformed and Lutheran Church, Luzerne, PA.1

1. [S87] e-mail address, 1999.

Appears on charts:
     Descendant Chart for Hans Conrad Fenstermacher

Phillip Hess was born on 13 August 1814.1 He was the son of Jeremiah Hess and Maria Catherine Fenstermacher. Phillip Hess was baptized on 11 September 1814 at Wapwallopen Union Reformed and Lutheran Church, Luzerne, PA.1

1. [S87] e-mail address, 1999.

Major Nathan Seely was buried at Beach Grove Cemetery, Salem Twp, Luzerne Co, PA.2 He was born on 10 May 1812.2 He was the son of Samuel Seely and Margaret Courtright. Major Nathan Seely died on 16 January 1865 at Salem Twp, Luzerne Co, PA, at age 52.2

1. [S82] Unknown name of person unknown record type, unknown repository, unknown repository address.
2. [S82] Unknown name of person unknown record type, unknown repository, unknown repository address, Beach Grove Cemetery, Salem Twp, Luzerne Co, PA.

Patience Wells was born in 1711 at Baltimore Co., Maryland.1 She was the daughter of General James Wells II and Ann Thornborough.

1. [S80] Harold Henry & Nadine Hull Arnold, The Little Wells Family.
2. [S88] Marjorie Waterford, "Wells Family Group Sheets".

Robert William Lindley married Fern Mae Hadl, daughter of Edith Mae Hunzicker. Robert William Lindley was born on 26 July 1913.1 He died on 30 August 1974 at age 61.1

1. [S46] Marcus Hunzicker, "Marcus & Ymelda Hunzicker", Date of Import: May 31, 1999.

Nancy Tabitha Ford was also known as (?) Leona. She was born on 1 March 1869 at Hickory County, Missouri.1 She was the daughter of Wright A. Ford and Martha Ann Griffin. Nancy Tabitha Ford married Douglas Moore on 3 July 1884 at Clinton, Henry County, Missouri, They were married by G.A.Ellis, Justice of the Peace in Clinton, Henry County, Missouri. The marriage was recorded 10 Jul 1884 by W. H. Allison.2 Nancy Tabitha Ford died on 23 September 1936 at Springfield, Greene County, Missouri, at age 67.1 She was buried on 25 September 1936 at Greenlawn Cemetary, Springfield, Greene County, Missouri.

     Children of Nancy Tabitha Ford and Douglas Moore:

Sarah Elizabeth Moore+   b. 31 Mar 1889, d. 11 Aug 1971
Noah Moore+   b. 4 Jan 1893, d. 31 Jul 1977
Delia Moore+   b. 18 Feb 1896, d. 10 Apr 1966
Emma Moore+   b. 10 Jul 1898, d. 19 May 1962

1. [S61] Letter, Cousin on Ford side Merriam White to unknown recipient.
2. [S61] Letter, Cousin on Ford side Merriam White to unknown recipient, Marriage License.

Douglas Moore Obituary: Douglas P. Moore, 90, 1844 North Weller, Died In His Home Yesterday After A Two Year Illness. Mr. Moore, A Resident Of Springfield Since 1924, Was A Minister And Carpenter During His Life. He Is Survived By His Widow, Mrs. Prudence Moore, Of The Home; Two Sons, J.W.Moore, Des Moines, Iowa, M.F.Moore, Ratoon, N.M; Four Daughters, Mrs. Sarah Cameron, Clinton, Mo., Mrs. Don Nugen, Of Valley Center Kansas, Mrs. Delia Nugen, Of The Home, Mrs. Martha Mcguire, Albuquerque, N.M., 16 Grandchildren And 25 Great-grandchildren. Funeral Arrangements, Incomplete, Are Under Direction Of Klingner Funeral Home. 1950 ___________________________________________________________________________ Note: From Irene Cameron White He Inherited Jereimah Roark Farm When Sarah Roark Moore Died. Approximately 200 Acres . He Was A Baptist Preacher, A Farmer And A Carpenter. His Mother Was A Whitacker. Douglas Moore inherited 40 acres of land with a cabin built on it from his mother and a team of horses and a wagon in south Missouri town Summerville (town) or Arles (town). He was born on 10 July 1860 at Missouri or Tennessee.2 He married Nancy Tabitha Ford, daughter of Wright A. Ford and Martha Ann Griffin, on 3 July 1884 at Clinton, Henry County, Missouri, They were married by G.A.Ellis, Justice of the Peace in Clinton, Henry County, Missouri. The marriage was recorded 10 Jul 1884 by W. H. Allison.1 Douglas Moore died on 29 November 1950 at Springfield, Greene Co., Missouri, at age 90.2 He was buried on 3 December 1950 at in Greenlawn Cem., Springfield, Greene Co., Missouri.3

     Children of Douglas Moore and Nancy Tabitha Ford:

Sarah Elizabeth Moore+   b. 31 Mar 1889, d. 11 Aug 1971
Noah Moore+   b. 4 Jan 1893, d. 31 Jul 1977
Delia Moore+   b. 18 Feb 1896, d. 10 Apr 1966
Emma Moore+   b. 10 Jul 1898, d. 19 May 1962

1. [S61] Letter, Cousin on Ford side Merriam White to unknown recipient, Marriage License.
2. [S61] Letter, Cousin on Ford side Merriam White to unknown recipient.
3. [S63] Obituary.

The Emigrant Grandcestor James Wells I, progenitor of the LITTLE WELLS branch, was transplanted to Maryland upon the "Nightingale of York", in the year 1669. Maryland Land Office, Annapolis, Maryland, Libr. 11, Folio 581-582 contains "A Catalog of the Servants brought in by the "NIGHTINGALE OF YORK" who arrived in Maryland, the XXth of February MDCLXVIII (1668/9). Listed is JAMES WELLS. These records show that David Poole brought over sixty passengers on two ships which entitled him to sixty rights of land. The papers show David Poole assigned all sixty rights to George Yate, and under date of May 25, 1669, George Yate sold 300 acres and thereon appears the name of JAMES WELLS as a witness to the deal. On July 1, 1671 JAMES WELLS (I) became a landowner: "In consideration that Richard Mascall of the county of Ann Arundell that due unto him one hundred acres of Land...whose right title and interest in and to the same the afsd. Richard that assigned sold and made over said province of Maryland, Planter...Doe hereby Grant unto him the sd. JAMES WELLS all of that parcell of Land (Mascall's Haven) lying in the said County on the South Side of Patapsco River". - Maryland State Land Office, Libr. 16, Folio 216-217. The Maryland Hall of Records, Libr.7C, Folio 44-45 shows an inventory of goods and chattels of the Estate of JAMES WELLS, d. 22nd February 1681/82. This inventory bears the seals and names of Jno Thomas and Christopher Gist. In the "Maryland Historical Magazine", Vol 18, page 17 appears" "November Court 1738 - Sundry persons, among them Cornelius Howard, William Gist, Joshua Howard, Thomas Gist, Nathaniel Gist, Edmund Howard, James Wells, and Christopher Gist certify that they are well contented with Mr. Murray's turning the Indian Road." (Editor's (Orin Wells') note: "Again circumstantial association, but strong. Some 57 years later, these could be either the sons or the grandsons of the first two gentlemen, if related at all.) John Thomas is linked again to the Wells family when in 1692 a young JAMES WELLS is included in the List of Taxables taken of the North Side of Patapsco Hundred, Baltimore County, Maryland at the household of John Thomas. In 1694 JAMES WELLS was taxed in the household of Daniell Welch. The reason for this change may be the following: A list of Provincial Court Judgements for the year 1694 includes the settlement of the case. JAMES WELLS agt. John Thomas in which is written, "Know ye that I the said John Thomas for in consideration that JAMES WELLS ...Do Acquitt release and forever discharge me...from Learning Him to...read and write which I the said John Thomas do owne to stand obliged to do have Given granted and Sold...unto the said JAMES WELLS that Tract or Parcel of Land called "Wells Lot"...(Maryland Hall of Records - Libr. R.M. #H.S. folio 460-461.) (Here Nadine Arnold speculates in the article that perhaps the obligation that John Thomas had to teach JAMES WELLS to read and write may have come about through the possible marriage to the widow of JAMES WELLS, I). He apparently failed at the effort. She suggests another possible explanation was that perhaps John was the brother of the boy's mother.) JAMES WELLS b: before 1640, England - Two possibilities for the origin of James I) have been suggested. Either that he was from Somerset County, England, or that he may have been the son of THOMAS WELLS of St. Olaves Church, City of York. (Son JAMES WELLS baptized 16 July 1629). Both are unsubstantiated and there are certainly many more locations in England where men named JAMES born at the same time period can be found." Orin Wells / Editor - "Wells Chronicles" Vol. 1 No. 2 - December 1988 Per Laurie Garvin Wells _____________________________________________________________________________________.2 James Wells I was born circa 1640 at England.1 He died on 22 February 1681/82 at Baltimore Co., Maryland.1

     Children of James Wells I:

John Wells   b. c 1670, d. b 24 Apr 1699
Joseph Wells   b. c 1672
General James Wells II+   b. 1672, d. b Jul 1771
Stephen Wells   b. c 1674

1. [S80] Harold Henry & Nadine Hull Arnold, The Little Wells Family.
2. [S52] Letter, Laurie Wells Garvin to unknown recipient.

Henry Wells married Jemima Coe. Henry Wells was born on 7 September 1754.2 He was the son of Captain Alexander Wells and Leah Owings. Henry Wells died in 1814 at Maryland.

1. [S75] Certificate, unknown spouses' names marriage, St. Thomas Church (Garrison Forest) Register.
   Baltimore, Maryland.
2. [S75] Certificate, unknown spouses' names marriage, St. Thomas Church (Garrison Forest) Register..

John Wells John Wells almost certainly, was the son of James Wells (1). John Wells must have somehow secured title to the land known as "Mascall's Haven" originally patented to James Wells (1) in July of 1671, as he (John) conveyed. "100 acres - Mascall's Haven" on Nov. 1, 1697, to Jonathan Neale for a consideration of 4,600 pounds of Tobacco. This deed. was signed In the presence of: John Thomas, Richard Cromwell, and Henry Wristhesley. Source: Md. Hall of Records - Vol. T.R. No. R.A. - Folio 303. He married (?) Elinor. John Wells was born circa 1670. He was the son of James Wells I. John Wells died before 24 April 1699.

1. [S80] Harold Henry & Nadine Hull Arnold, The Little Wells Family.

         

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