McConnell

Believed to have descended from the branch of the MacDonald Clan seated in Glengarry due to DNA comparison are the following. As most spelled their name MacDonnell and only one listed in the pedigree for the Glengarry line I am provisionally inclined to believe the progenitor for Americans with the Glengarry version of DNA was Angus McConeill Vic Angus (d before 17.03.1607) who married Katherine Mackintosh. However, the families below having a progenitor from Antrim Ireland seem to descend from Alexander MacIan 'Cathanach' of Islay or Sorley Buie MacDonnell of Antrim, unless the above mentioned Angus or any son of his had to take refuge there as a consequence of the feud with the Campbells. There are 4 to 7 intermittant generations between this person and the immigrants in America and some of these may have emigrated to plantations in Ireland and only emigrated to America in a later generation, as happened in many families.

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y McConnell b about 1575 probably a son of one of the above McConnells/Macdonalds born and lived in Northern Ireland or the Highlands

Mc5 William McConnell's home area  in or near McKinneysburg after 1860

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y McConnell b about 1600 probably born and lived in northern Ireland or the Highlands

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y McConnell b about 1625 probably born and lived in northern Ireland or the Highlands

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y McConnell b about 1650 possibly the immigrant to Pennsylvania after the Battle of the Boyne in 1690 as the family's Stewart leanings probably continued.

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y McConnell b about 1685 possibly the immigrant to Pennsylvania, continued below

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y McConnell b about 1685 possibly the immigrant to Pennsylvania

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James McConnell b about 1715 possibly near Antrim Ireland d 1764 Sherman's Valley, Tyrone Township, Cumberland County, Pa m1 x

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Mary "Jane" McConnell b about 1747 d before 1815 Ky. m Thomas Milliken b ABT 1730 d ABT 1778 in Milford Twp, Cumberland Co, PA Bur ABT 1778 Milford Twp, Cumberland Co, PA son of John Milliken

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John Milliken b: 17 May 1766 17 Jan 1843 in Jefferson, Greene Co, PA Burial: Jefferson Twp, Greene Co, PA m1 ABT 1783 in Cumberland Co Permelia Stiles b: 1766 d 4 Oct 1794 bur Tuscarora Mts, Mifflin Co, PA

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Abraham Stiles Milliken b: 17 May 1785 in Cumberland Co, PA d 4 Aug 1860 in Tuscarawas Co, OH bur Bolivar, Tuscarawas Co, OH m1 Jane Hufty b: 1 Mar 1786 d 24 Mar 1844

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Abraham Stiles Milliken Jr. b: 23 Jul 1811 in Greene Co, PA d 30 May 1894 in Jefferson, Greene Co, PA bur 1 Jun 1894 Beallsville, Washington Co, PA m 31 Dec 1840 Jane Gwynn b: 22 Oct 1816 in PA

-1 Joseph Milton Milliken b: 12 Oct 1843 -2 Martha Jane Milliken b: 14 May 1845 -3 James Paul Milliken b: 1 Apr 1848 -4 Isaac Franklin Milliken b: 10 May 1850 in Jefferson, Greene Co, PA -5 John Llewellyn Milliken b: 3 Mar 1853 -6 Jesse Abraham Milliken b: 12 Apr 1857 in Jefferson, Greene Co

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Benona Milliken b: 5 Nov 1813 in PA d 26 May 1887 in Sylvester, Green Co, WI bur Juda, Green Co, WI m 13 Sep 1838 in , Greene Co Casander Crabb b: 14 Jan 1817 in PA

-1 Sarah Jane Milliken b: ABT 1840 -2 Ellen Milliken b: ABT 1842 in PA -3 Isabel Cassidy Milliken b: ABT 1843 -4 Matilda Milliken b: ABT 1845 in PA -5 Hettie Milliken b: Nov 1847 in Greene Township,Greene Co,PA -6 Samuel E Milliken b: ABT 1850 in PA -7 Emma Milliken b: ABT 1858 in WI

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Mary Milliken b: 10 Mar 1816 in Jefferson Township,Greene Co,PA d 12 Nov 1895 in Wilkinsburg, Allegheny Co, PA bur 13 Nov 1895 Rices Landing, Greene Co, PA m 5 Sep 1833 in Jefferson Township John Hewitt b: 1 Jan 1813 in Amwell Township,Washington Co, PA

-1 Abram S Hewitt b: 17 Oct 1834 in Carmichaels, Greene Co, PA -2 Margaret Jane Hewitt b: 5 May 1837 in Cumberland Township,Greene Co,PA -3 Sarah Ann Hewitt b: 3 Oct 1838 in Cumberland Township,Greene Co,PA -4 Jacob H Hewitt b: 5 Jan 1842 in Carmichaels, Greene Co, PA -5 Susan Permelia Hewitt b: 5 May 1844 in Carmichaels, Greene Co, PA -6 George Washington Hewitt b: 5 Aug 1847 in Carmichaels, Greene Co, PA -7 Mary Elizabeth Hewitt b: 5 Aug 1847 in Carmichaels, Greene Co, PA -8 Adam Henry Hewitt b: 16 Jun 1850 in Carmichaels, Greene Co, PA -9 Isabella Matilda Hewitt b: 8 Sep 1853 in Carmichaels, Greene Co, PA -10 John Newton Hewitt b: 5 Jun 1856 in Carmichaels, Greene Co, PA -11 Benjamin Franklin Hewitt b: 8 Aug 1859 in Carmichaels, Greene Co, PA

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John Milliken b: 21 Jul 1818 in Greene Co, PA d ABT 1892 Caroline Clark b: 5 Jun 1816 in Birmingham, Huntingdon Co, PA

-1 Jonas Emery Milliken b: 26 Oct 1846 in Greene Co, PA -2 George R Milliken b: 2 Feb 1849 in Greene Co, PA -3 Isabel Milliken b: ABT Aug 1853 in Greene Co, PA

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Jacob H Milliken b: 27 May 1820 in Greene Co, PA d 20 Aug 1870 in Metz,Jasper Co,IA bur Metz,Jasper Co,IA m 25 Jun 1845 in Monroe Co,OH Maria Hopton b: 4 Dec 1824 in Greene Co,PA

-1 Margaret Jane Milligan b: 7 Jan 1847 in Monroe Co,OH -2 William H Milligan b: 7 May 1848 in Monroe Co,OH -3 Joseph Johnson Milligan b: 22 Aug 1850 in OH -4 Edward Milligan b: 29 Jul 1862 in Sylvester,Green Co,WI -5 Minerva Milligan b: 13 Nov 1865 in Jasper Co,IA -6 Ida Belle Milligan b: 29 Nov 1868 in Jasper Co,IA -7 Jacob H Milligan b: 23 Jan 1871 in Baxter,Jasper Co,IA

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Permelia Milliken b: 6 Jun 1823 in Greene Co, PA m John Hartman

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Margaret Jane Milliken b: 4 Nov 1829 in Greene Co, PA d 15 Oct 1910 in Bolivar,Tuscarawas Co,OH bur 18 Oct 1910 Bolivar,Tuscarawas Co,OH m 12 Dec 1846 in Greene Co PA Tillman Clark b: 15 Mar 1820 in Greene Co, PA

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Mary Ann Clark b: 19 Nov 1847 in PA d 10 Aug 1918 in Bolivar,Tuscarawas Co,OH bur 12 Aug 1918 Bolivar,Tuscarawas Co,OH m William Lenhart

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Amzi Clark b: 21 Sep 1849 m Mary Kline

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Leroy W Clark b: 10 Dec 1851 m Annie Jouce -1 Jesse Clark

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Rezin Clark b: 15 Sep 1854 in Bolivar,Tuscarawas Co,OH d 16 Mar 1925 in Bolivar,Tuscarawas Co,OH bur 19 Mar 1925 Bolivar,Tuscarawas Co,OH m Ella Geckler

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Phebe Jane Clark b: 22 Sep 1857 d 22 Oct 1860

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Cora Ellen Clark b: 3 Feb 1860 d 9 Nov 1861

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Ida E Clark b: 17 Mar 1862 m Robert Luttrell (This is a rather ancient and singular family name worth tracking down.) -1 Charles L Luttrell b about 1880

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Sarah Milliken

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19 Aug 1846 Hatty Huffsdale b: 20 Oct 1796

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Rhoda B Milliken b: 8 Dec 1788 in Cumberland Co, PA d 22 Mar 1870 in Richmond, Jefferson Co, OH bur Richmond, Jefferson Co, OH m 16 Dec 1808 Jonas Rex b: 4 Feb 1785 in Cumberland Co, PA

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George W Rex b: 18 May 1809 in Greene Co, PA d 7 Apr 1871 m 3 Apr 1838 in , Jefferson Co Rachel Coe b: ABT 1809 d 7 Jun 1884

-1 Benjamin C Rex b: 1839 -2 George Rex -3 Jonas Rex -4 Permelia Rex -5 William Rex -6 Rhoda Rex

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Permelia Rex b: 14 Feb 1811 in Greene Co, PA d 26 Mar 1844 bur Wintersville,Jefferson Co,OH m 20 Jan 1834 in Jefferson Co Rasillas Castner b: 4 Jun 1806

-1 Michael C Castner b: 15 Oct 1835 -2 Rhoda Castner b: 7 May 1838 -3 John Adams Castner b: 31 Aug 1840 -4 Edwin A Castner b: 11 Jan 1844

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William Rex b 11 Jul 1813 in Jefferson Co, OH d 8 Apr 1886 in Richmond, Jefferson Co, OH m 20 Mar 1846 Harriet Beall Johnson

-1 Homer Rex b 3 Sep 1847 in Jefferson Co, OH -2 Joseph Burson Rex b 3 Jul 1850 -3 Rezin Rex b: 20 Feb 1853 -4 Orlando Gladden Rex b 9 Dec 1858

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Mary Rex b: 17 Sep 1815 in Richmond, Jefferson Co, OH d 16 Feb 1893 m 24 Dec 1840 Aaron Gladden

-1 Rhoda Rex Gladden b: 1 Nov 1841 -2 Permelia Gladden b: 31 Dec 1842

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Margaret Jane Rex b 14 May 1818 in Richmond, Jefferson Co, OH d 12 May 1889 m 10 Feb 1841 David Johnson b 19 May 1813 in Washington, Washington Co, PA

-1 Walter Johnson -2 John Johnson -3 Permelia Johnson m Madison Weldy -1 Madison Weldy -2 William Weldy -3 Martha Margaret Weldy -4 Mary Alice Johnson

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John Styles Rex b: 7 May 1821 in Richmond, Jefferson Co, OH d 20 Nov 1898 in Island Creek Township, Jefferson Co, OH bur Wintersville,Jefferson Co,OH m 3 Mar 1848 in Jefferson Co Rachel Scott b: 7 Nov 1826 in Ross Township, Jefferson Co, OH

-1 Edwin Rex b: 17 Feb 1849 in Richmond, Jefferson Co, OH -2 David Johnson Rex b: 7 Jan 1851 in Steubenville, Jefferson Co, OH -3 Frank Rex b: 15 Jun 1853 in Richmond, Jefferson Co, OH -4 Rhoda Rex b: 24 Dec 1854 in Richmond, Jefferson Co, OH -5 John C Rex b: 1 Sep 1860 in Richmond, Jefferson Co, OH -6 Scott Rex b: 10 Sep 1865 in Richmond, Jefferson Co, OH -7 Albert Rex b: 24 Dec 1871 in Richmond, Jefferson Co

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Eliza Rex b: 6 Sep 1824 in Richmond, Jefferson Co, OH d 4 Mar 1856 m 3 Mar 1840 James F Snowden b: 23 Mar 1818

-1Martha Eudora Snowden b: 17 Jun 1841 in Knoxville, Jefferson Co, OH -2 John Snowden -3 Lucy Snowden b: ABT 1854 -4 William Edwin Snowden b: 19 Feb 1859

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Martha W Rex b: 1 May 1827 in Richmond, Jefferson Co, OH d 8 Mar 1833 in Richmond, Jefferson Co

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Joseph Burson Rex b: 10 Oct 1829 in Richmond, Jefferson Co, OH d 10 Mar 1833 in Richmond, Jefferson Co

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James Rex b: 5 Apr 1832 in Richmond, Jefferson Co d 1 Apr 1895 in Richmond, Jefferson Co

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Thomas Milliken b: 1790 in Mifflin Co, bur PA Tuscarora Mts, Mifflin Co

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Patience Stiles Milliken b: 17 May 1794 in Mifflin Co, PA d 4 Oct 1879 bur Gratiot, Muskingum Co, OH m 29 Jul 1812 in , Greene Co John Abram Prior b: 7 Mar 1785 in Fayette Co, PA

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Patience Stiles Prior b: 20 Jul 1813 in PA d 14 Nov 1893 bur Asbury, Muskingum Co, OH m 6 Jul 1852 in Muskingum, Muskingum Co Josiah Rutledge b: 29 Jan 1797 in MD -1 Mary Amelia Rutledge b: ABT 1854 in Madison, Perry Co, OH

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Nathan Prior b: 1 Jan 1815 in Muskingum Co, OH d 30 Jan 1896 bur Asbury, Muskingum Co, OH m1 ABT 1839 Sarah Hamilton

-1 Samuel Hamilton Prior b: 7 Nov 1840 -2 Ursula Prior -3 Edith Prior b: 20 Jul 1843 -4 Anson Prior -5 George Oliver Prior b: 16 Feb 1846 in OH

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6 May 1851 in Muskingum Co Hester Andrews Palmer b: 29 Nov 1826 in Mount Perry, Perry Co, OH

-6 Sarah Amantha Prior b: 6 Apr 1852 in Gratiot, Licking Co, OH -7 John Henry Prior b: 6 Jul 1853 -8 Mary Emma Prior b: 30 Sep 1855 -9 Frances Phillopena Prior b: 15 Jul 1858 -10 Minnie Amelia Prior b: 10 Feb 1861 in OH -11 Charles Prior b: 29 Dec 1863 in OH -12 Martha Naomi Prior b: 20 Jun 1866

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Elizabeth Prior b: 14 Dec 1816 in OH d 14 Jul 1837 bur Gratiot, Muskingum Co

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Abraham Stiles Prior b: 17 Jan 1819 in Muskingum Co, OH d 14 Oct 1882 Eliza Moore b: 8 Jan 1828 in OH

-1 Nathan Oliver Prior b: 31 Dec 1854 -2 Benjamin Moore Prior b: 6 Jul 1857 -3 Sarah Catherine Prior b: 24 Dec 1858 in Muskingum Co, OH -4 Ella Jane Prior b: 10 Oct 1861 in Hopewell Township, Muskingum Co, OH -5 Edna Viola Prior b: 10 Feb 1863 -6 Mary Sparks Prior b: 18 Feb 1865 -7 John Grafton Prior b: 11 Jul 1869 -8 Clara Patience Prior b: 6 Jul 1872

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Abigail Prior b: 6 Jan 1821 in OH d 18 Aug 1896 bur Asbury, Muskingum Co, OH m 11 Sep 1842 in Muskingum Co Joshua Rutledge b: 15 Aug 1821

-1 John Rutledge b: 4 Jan 1844 -2 Elizabeth A Rutledge b: 4 Jan 1846 in Madison, Perry Co, OH -3 Abraham S Rutledge b: 2 Sep 1850 in Madison, Perry Co, OH -4 Joseph Rutledge b: 23 Feb 1853 -5 Patience Philena Rutledge b: 27 Jun 1856 in Hopewell Township, Muskingum Co, OH -6 Samuel O Rutledge b: 11 Aug 1858 in Perry Co, OH -7 Mary Emelia Rutledge b: 22 Sep 1863 in Muskingum Co

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a href="http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=milliken&id=I1704"> John Milligan Prior b: 23 May 1822 in Asbury, Muskingum Co, OH d 25 Jan 1896 in Granville Township,Licking Co,OH bur Asbury, Muskingum Co, OH m1 2 Jul 1850 Mary Cenith Harvey b: 14 Jan 1831

-1 Martha P Prior b: 22 Apr 1851 -2 Cyrus Milligan Prior b: 7 Oct 1852 in Asbury, Muskingum Co, OH -3 Catharinus Freeman Prior b: 22 Jul 1854 -4 Samuel Granville Prior b: 24 Oct 1856 -5 Willie T Prior b: 26 Jul 1858 -6 Wellington Elmer Prior b: 6 Nov 1860 -7 Mary Lenora Prior b: 17 Mar 1863 in Hopewell Township,Muskingum Co,OH -8 John Franklin Prior b: 18 May 1865 -9 Cenith Prior b: 9 Nov 1870

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7 Jan 1873 Sarah Osborne

-1 Frances M Prior b: 30 Aug 1874 -10 Lee Adams Prior b: 5 Jan 1876 -11 Arthur Prior b: 11 Jan 1880 -12 Clarence O Prior b: 31 Oct 1884 in Licking Co,OH

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Emelia Milliken Prior b: 23 Feb 1824 in OH d 21 Apr 1909 bur Plymouth, Marshall Co, IN m 4 Jan 1844 George William Wright b: 25 Nov 1817 in Round Hill, Loudoun Co, VA

-1 John H Wright b: 17 Jun 1845 -2 Sarah Ann Wright b: 2 Feb 1847 -3 Patience Augusta Wright b: 5 Jun 1849 -4 Mary Adeline Wright b: 29 Sep 1851 -5 Jennie Lynd Wright b: 17 Jan 1855 in Marshall Co, IN

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Margaret Jane Prior b: 4 Jan 1826 in OH d 20 Jan 1899

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Rhoda Rex Prior b: 18 Apr 1827 in OH d 18 Mar 1882 m ABT 1847 John Yeley

-1 Sturges G Yeley b: 4 Oct 1850 -2 Sarah Ann Yeley b: 2 Oct 1852 -3 John Cyrus Yeley b: 13 Feb 1855 -4 Patience Minerva Yeley b: 24 Oct 1857 -5 Mary L Yeley b: 29 Jul 1859 -6 Martha Emelie Yeley b: 25 Aug 1861 -7 Elsie May Yeley b: 20 May 1866 -8 Aura Endora Yeley b: 12 Jul 1869

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Samuel W Prior b: 11 Mar 1829 in OH d 15 Aug 1910 m ABT 1867 Caroline Colvin

-1 Mary Evelyn Prior b: 2 Apr 1868 -2 John Colvin Prior b: 23 May 1869 -3 Luther Jennings Prior b: 17 Jul 1872 -4 Chester Burns Prior b: 22 Jun 1874 -5 Harriet Lake Prior b: 8 Aug 1876 -6 Florence May Prior b: 2 Dec 1878 in OH -7 Susan Amelia Prior b: 4 Jun 1884

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Jacob Prior b: 12 Dec 1830 d 11 Jul 1832 bur Gratiot, Muskingum Co

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Ezekiel Ekleberry Prior b: 27 Feb 1833 in OH d ABT Jul 1865

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Anthony Miller Prior b: 2 Oct 1834 in OH d 12 Sep 1864 in Andersonville, Sumter Co, GA m 21 Feb 1856 in Perry Co OH Margaret Ann Huston b: 1 May 1835

-1 Prior -2 Prior -3 Prior -4 Prior -5 William Emmet Prior -6 Sarah Augusta Prior b: 9 Feb 1861 in Hopewell Twp, Muskingum Co

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Sarah Miller Prior b: 29 Mar 1837 in OH d 18 Apr 1903 m ABT 1876 John H Roberts

-1 Lulu May Roberts b: ABT Apr 1879 -2 Ethel Emelia Roberts b: 4 Aug 1880

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Mary Campbell b: 5 Oct 1771 in County Down, Ireland Married: ABT 1795 in , Mifflin Co

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Thomas Milligan b: 1796 in Mifflin Co, PA d 12 Sep 1870 in Henry Co, IA bur Mount Pleasant, Henry Co, IA m 1820 Elizabeth Cain b: 1803 in Cumberland Twp, Greene Co, PA

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John G Milliken b: 12 Nov 1822 in Greene Co, PA d 24 Aug 1906 in Majorsville, Marshall Co, WV bur Dallas, Marshall Co, WV m 20 Feb 1844 in Jefferson, Greene Co Mary Ketchem b: 30 Aug 1827

-1 William Edward Milliken b: 6 Jan 1845 in Jefferson, Greene Co, PA -2 Elizabeth A Milliken b: 8 Dec 1846 in PA -3 Mary Francis Milliken b: 19 Mar 1849 -4 Ellen Milliken b: 24 Mar 1851 -5 Margaret Jane Milliken b: 13 Dec 1853 -6 Thomas Smith Milliken b: 15 Feb 1856 -7 Lavicia McGovern Milliken b: 4 Mar 1858 in Jackson Township, Greene Co, PA -8 James Andrew Milliken b: 29 Oct 1860 -9 George Lindsey Milliken b: 2 Feb 1863 -10 Samuel Randolph Milliken b: 7 Aug 1865 in Ryerson Station, Greene Co, PA -11 Lora Delphine Milliken b: 22 Nov 1868

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Samuel Milligan b: 11 May 1824 in Greene Co, PA d 26 Mar 1877 in Mount Pleasant, Henry Co, IA bur Salem, Henry Co, IA m1 ABT 1850 in , Greene Co Hannah McCarl b: BEF 1824 in PA

-1 Elizabeth Arie Milligan b: 31 Mar 1851 in Greene Co, PA -2 Ruth Ann Milligan b: 18 Feb 1853 in Greene Co, PA -3 Mary Jane Milligan b: 10 Oct 1854 in Jacktown, Greene Co, PA -4 James Miers Milligan b: 31 Mar 1857 in Greene Co, PA

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6 Feb 1859 in , Greene Co Elizabeth Williams b: 25 Dec 1835 in Greene Co, PA

-5 George L Milligan b: 11 Oct 1860 in Greene Co, PA -6 John Stockton Milligan b: 1 Feb 1862 in PA -7 Hannah Frances Milligan b: 19 Apr 1866 in Greene Co, PA -8 Thomas Grant Milligan b: 8 Jan 1868 in Greene Co, PA -9 Flora Ellen Milligan b: 4 Dec 1869 in IA -10 Sarah Catherine Milligan b: 13 Apr 1872 in Henry Co, IA -11 Samuel Cain Milligan b: 13 Sep 1874 in Henry Co, IA -12 Margaret Nicholson Milligan b: 30 Nov 1875 in Henry Co, IA

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James Milliken b: 22 Dec 1825 in Greene Co, PA d 25 Sep 1900 in Jefferson, Greene Co, PA bur Jefferson, Greene Co, PA m 18 Sep 1851 Catherine Cree b: 15 Jul 1829 in Jefferson Twp, Greene Co, PA

-1 Eliza Jane Milliken b: 14 Jun 1852 in Khedive, Greene Co, PA -2 Elizabeth Mary Milliken b: 15 Jan 1854 -3 William Milliken b: 19 Oct 1856 in Jefferson,Greene Co,PA -4 Katherine M Milliken b: ABT May 1857 in PA -5 Hannah M Milliken b: ABT 1859 -6 John Stodgen Milliken b: ABT 1861 in Khedive, Greene Co, PA -7 Joseph Ellsworth Milliken b: ABT Feb 1863 -8 Annie Ellen Milliken b: 17 Jan 1865 in Jefferson Twp, Greene Co, PA -9 Henrietta M Milliken b: 17 Jul 1867 in Jefferson Twp, Greene Co, PA -10 Permelia M Milliken b: 1869 -11 Margaret Matilda Milliken b: 4 Nov 1871 in S Muddy Creek, Greene Co

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Joseph Milligan b: 13 Dec 1828 in Jefferson Twp, Greene Co, PA d 19 Apr 1914 in Grimes, Polk Co, IA bur 21 Apr 1914 Grimes, Polk Co, IA m 13 Sep 1857 in Monmouth, Warren Co, IL Harriet Davis b: 12 Oct 1835 in IN

-1 Thomas Milligan b: ABT 1858 in Warren Co, IL -2 Kate Milligan b: 25 Oct 1862 in Warren Co, IL -3 Thomas Milligan b: 8 Jul 1862 in Monmouth, Warren Co, IL -4 Harriet Laura Milligan b: ABT 1864 in Warren Co, IL

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Mary Ann Milligan b: 11 Feb 1831 in Allegheny Co, PA d 9 May 1913 in Jefferson, Greene Co, PA bur 11 May 1913 Morgan Township, Greene Co, PA m 31 Mar 1853 John H Smith b: 8 Aug 1828

-1 Samuel Smith -2 Millie F Smith b: 24 Jun 1857 in Jefferson, Greene Co, PA -3 Laura B Smith b: ABT 1858 -4 Winston D Smith b: 29 Jun 1861 in Morgan Township, Greene Co, PA -5 Thomas Milligan Smith b: 29 Dec 1867 in PA -6 Elizabeth Mary Smith b: 13 Aug 1874 in Morgan Township, Greene Co

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Edward Milligan b: 31 Aug 1832 in Greene Co, PA d 25 Dec 1898 in Kaufman, Kaufman Co, TX bur Anna, Collin Co, TX m 13 Feb 1855 in Jefferson, Greene Co Ruth Ann Shelby b: 10 Dec 1833

-1 Ruth Ann Milligan -2 Thomas Fremont Milligan b: 6 Sep 1856 in Greene Co, PA -3 Alfred M Milligan b: 31 Oct 1859 in PA -4 Minerva Jane Milligan b: 23 Apr 1862 in PA -5 Hannah Elizabeth Milligan b: 14 Oct 1864 in PA -6 Ayers Cassius Milligan b: 26 Apr 1867 in PA -7 Jonas Reuben Milligan b: 15 Aug 1869 -8 Marie Antoinette Milligan b: 15 Sep 1872 in Coryell Co, TX -9 William Cody Milligan b: 19 Sep 1876 in Coryell Co

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Catherine Milliken b: 28 Aug 1834 in Jefferson, Greene Co, PA d 11 Oct 1918 in Jefferson, Greene Co, PA bur 13 Oct 1918 Morgan Township, Greene Co, PA m 20 Nov 1854 J Stockton Smith b: 1826

-1 G Ellen Smith -2 Flora L Smith b: 6 May 1858 in Morgan Township, Greene Co, PA -3 Annie Smith -4 Emma L Smith b: Jan 1868 in PA

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Permelia Milliken b: 28 Aug 1834 in Greene Co, PA d 8 Jun 1894 in Henry Co, IA m Hamilton Scott

-1 Thomas Scott -2 Hamilton Scott

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Jonas Milligan b: 31 Dec 1838 in Greene Co, PA d 20 Nov 1909 in Webster Township, Polk Co, IA bur 22 Nov 1909 Des Moines, Polk Co, IA m 12 Jan 1870 in Waynesburg, Greene Co Nancy Matilda Rinehart b: 12 Feb 1848 in Waynesburg, Greene Co, PA d 14 Sep 1927 dau of Hiram Rinehart and Mariah Porter

-1 Elizabeth Milligan b: 12 Dec 1870 -2 Nettie Milligan b: 7 May 1874 -3 Walter Milligan b: 3 Nov 1882

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Elizabeth Milliken b: 4 Apr 1841 in Jefferson, Greene Co, PA d 20 Jan 1915 in Cameron, Marshall Co, WV bur Cameron, Marshall Co, WV m 26 May 1859 in , Greene Co Robert Smith b: 29 Oct 1836 in Washington Co, PA

-1 Mary Ellen Smith -2 Arabella Smith b: Jul 1857 in PA -3 William Donaldson Smith b: 23 Oct 1864 in Aleppo,Greene Co,PA -4 Andrew J Smith b: 8 Feb 1866 in Aleppo, Greene Co, PA -5 Thomas E Smith b: ABT Sep 1868 -6 Robert M Smith b: 1 May 1873 -7 John H P Smith -8 Emma Smith

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Thomas Milliken b: 8 Jul 1844 in Greene Co, PA d 25 Jan 1939 in West Des Moines,Polk Co,IA bur 27 Jan 1939 Des Moines, Polk Co, IA m1 25 Dec 1875 Dora Muldowny and had 3 ch m2 Eleanor Jane Robison b 3 Nov 1857 in Jackson Co,IA

-1 George William Milliken -2 William Milliken -3 Thomas Milliken

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William Milligan b: 12 Jun 1846 in Greene Co, PA d 2 Jun 1914 in Des Moines, Polk Co, IA bur Grimes, Polk Co, IA m Sarah Catherine Jimeson b: 26 Mar 1854 in Brownsville, Fayette Co, PA -1 Ella Bertha Jimeson b: 11 Nov 1872 in Salem, Henry Co, IA

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Mary Milliken b: 11 Mar 1799 in Mifflin Co, PA d 29 Dec 1874 bur Perry Township, Tuscarawas Co, OH m 14 Sep 1820 Peter Hiller b: 1 Jul 1799

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Elizabeth Hiller b: 9 Jul 1821 in Jefferson,Greene Co,PA m1 Davis m2 5 Nov 1840 Martin Bonham b: 8 Oct 1818 in Harrison Co,OH

-1 Mary S Bonham -2 Martin H Bonham -3 Samuel Bonham -4 David P Bonham -5 William J Bonham -6 Margaret A Bonham -7 Eliza J Bonham -8 Rebecca G Bonham

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David Isaac Hiller b: 20 Feb 1823 in Greene Co,PA d 26 Aug 1875 in Tuscarawas Co,OH bur Rush Township,Tuscarawas Co,OH m Comfort Ripley

-1 Lewis Cass Hiller b: ABT 1859 -2 John Wesley Hiller b: ABT 1850 in Tuscarawas Co,OH -3 Clifford Isaac Hiller -4 Albert Maywood Hiller -5 James Oliver Hiller b: 28 Jan 1865 -6 Mary Elizabeth Hiller -7 Nancy Ann Hiller

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Permelia Hiller b: 9 Aug 1823 in PA d 14 Nov 1900 in Rush Township,Tuscarawas Co,OH bur Rush Township,Tuscarawas Co,OH m 25 May 1848 in Tuscarawas Co Robert Wilson Deems b: 26 Dec 1826 in PA d 7 Aug 1909 in Uhrichsville,Tuscarawas Co

-1 Elisabeth J Deems b: 17 Aug 1847 -2 Lewis H Deems b: ABT 1850 in Tuscarawas Co,OH -3 Mary M Deems b: ABT 1853 -4 John M Deems b: ABT 1855 in Tuscarawas Co,OH -5 Joseph P Deems b: ABT 1861

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John Hiller b: 26 Jun 1827 in Greene Co,PA d 1 Jun 1895 in Tuscarawas Co,OH Martha Ann Kennedy b: 7 Aug 1836 in OH

-1 Napoleon Hiller b: ABT 1864 in Tuscarawas Co,OH -2 Mary Eliza Hiller b: 25 Jun 1858 in OH

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Mary Ann Hiller b: 20 Nov 1830 d 30 May 1892

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Peter Hiller Jr. b: 15 Sep 1832 d 22 May 1892 in Tuscarawas Co,OH bur Rush Township,Tuscarawas Co,OH m Margaret b: ABT 1842 in OH

-1 Samuel Hiller b: 11 Aug 1861 in Tuscarawas Co,OH -2 James Hiller b: 30 Jan 1864 in Tuscarawas Co,OH -3 Mary O Hiller b: ABT 1867 in Tuscarawas Co,OH -4 Amy A Hiller b: ABT 1869 in Tuscarawas Co,OH -5 Benjamin Franklin Hiller b: ABT 1872

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Margaret Jane Hiller b: 12 Aug 1838 in OH d 12 Oct 1909 in Rush Township,Tuscarawas Co,OH bur 14 Oct 1909 m y Johnson

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Samuel Milliken b: 11 Jan 1800 in Mifflin Co, PA d 23 Dec 1874 in Gnadenhutten, Tuscarawas Co, OH bur Perry Township, Tuscarawas Co, OH m 6 Mar 1826 Clementine Hiller b: 14 May 1804 in Greene Co, PA

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Mary Milliken b: 27 Jun 1827 in Greene Co, PA d 18 Nov 1862 in Tuscarawas Co, OH bur Tuscarawas Co, OH m 12 Dec 1846 in Tuscarawas Co John Madison Parks b: 1821 in Harrison Co, OH

-1 James McCoy Parks b: 17 Sep 1848 in Tuscarawas Co, OH -2 Matilda Clementine Parks b: 1849 in Tuscarawas Co, OH -3 John Madison Parks b: 1852 in Tuscarawas Co, OH -4 Nancy Ann Parks b: 1854 in Tuscarawas Co, OH -5 Mary Elizabeth Parks b: 1857 in Tuscarawas Co, OH -6 Samuel Thompson Parks b: 1860 in Tuscarawas Co, OH -7 Maria Louisa Parks b: 23 Nov 1862 in Perry Township, Tuscarawas Co, OH

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Nancy Milliken b: 18 May 1829 d 8 Dec 1905 bur Perry Township, Tuscarawas Co

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John Milliken b: 16 May 1830 in Gilmore,Tuscarawas Co,OH d 22 Apr 1895 in Tuscarawas Co, OH bur Gnadenhutten, Tuscarawas Co, OH m 2 Oct 1850 Mahala Dix b: 2 Oct 1831 in Gilmore,Tuscarawas Co,OH

-1 Samuel O Milliken b: 28 Mar 1857 in Gilmore,Tuscarawas Co,OH -2 Theresa Clementine Milliken b: 22 May 1859 -3 Benjamin C Milliken b: 7 Jan 1862 -4 Emerson E Milliken b: 16 Mar 1868 -5 Sarah Myrtle Milliken b: 21 May 1872

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Peter H Milliken b: 16 Aug 1833 in Greene Co, PA d 15 Jun 1860 bur Perry Township, Tuscarawas Co m 8 Jan 1860 Caroline Roberts

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Elizabeth Milliken b: 23 Dec 1835 in Perry Township,Tuscarawas Co,OH d 13 Mar 1922 in Mill Township,Tuscarawas Co

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Jonas Milliken b: 26 Apr 1838 in Greene Co, PA d 5 May 1911 in Clay Township,Tuscarawas Co,OH bur 7 May 1911 Perry Township,Tuscarawas Co,OH m 16 Feb 1865 in , Tuscarawas Co Nancy Denning b: 21 Aug 1844 in Gilmore,Tuscarawas Co,OH

-1 Alonzo M Milliken b: 27 Jan 1866 in Rush Township,Tuscarawas Co,OH -2 Clementine Milliken b: 13 Aug 1870 -3 Samuel Denning Milliken b: 24 Oct 1872

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James Milliken b: 29 Apr 1841 in OH d 8 Sep 1912 in Rush Township,Tuscarawas Co,OH bur 10 Sep 1912 Perry Township, Tuscarawas Co, OH m 8 Jan 1866 in , Tuscarawas Co Elizabeth Jane Donahey b: ABT 1839 in OH

-1 Eldora B Milliken b: ABT Jun 1866 in OH -2 Nancy Jane Milliken b: 1 Feb 1870 in Perry Township, Tuscarawas Co, OH -3 Bertha L Milliken b: 24 Nov 1877 in Perry Township, Tuscarawas Co

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Samuel Milliken b: 20 Oct 1843 in Perry Township, Tuscarawas Co, OH d 6 Aug 1929 in Uhrichsville,Tuscarawas Co,OH bur 9 Aug 1929 Gnadenhutten,Tuscarawas Co,OH m1 3 Dec 1868 Frances Dew b: 18 Jan 1849 in Tuscarawas Co,OH and had 5 Children m2 5 Dec 1889 2 Ella Elizabeth Conaway b: 9 Dec 1858 in OH + 1 ch

-1 Joseph Price Milliken b: 7 Jun 1870 in OH -2 John Hagan Milliken b: 5 Jun 1874 in Peoli,Tuscarawas Co,OH -3 Seta Milliken b: 16 Nov 1876 -4 Edith Grace Milliken b: 12 Jul 1878 in Gilmore,Tuscarawas Co,OH -5 Orrill Chase Milliken b: 26 Feb 1882 in Tuscarawas Co,OH -6 Charles Conoway Milliken b: 25 Apr 1892 in Gnadenhutten,Tuscarawas Co,OH

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Madison Milliken b: 16 Jan 1846 in Tuscarawas Co, OH d 23 May 1904 bur Tuscarawas Co, OH m 3 Oct 1869 Aurelliew E Berkshire

-1 Nora E Milliken

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Joseph Milliken b: 22 Feb 1849 in Tuscarawas Co, OH d 11 Oct 1856 bur Perry Township, Tuscarawas Co

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Margaret Milliken m William Johnson

-1 Alvertus Johnson -2 Thomas Johnson -3 Samuel Johnson -4 Mary Johnson

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James Milliken b: 26 Jan 1802 in Greene Co, PA d 8 Jan 1895 in Watson, Shawnee Co, KS bur Watson, Shawnee Co, KS m 1825 Elizabeth Haver b: 11 Oct 1805 in Greene Co, PA

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James Milliken b: Dec 1827 in Greene Co, PA d 1855

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Mary Ann Milliken b: 29 Aug 1829 in Greene Co, PA d 27 Jan 1920 in Washington Twp, Tuscarawas Co, OH bur 29 Jan 1920 Tuscarawas Co, OH m1 6 Jun 1847 in Tuscarawas Co George Washington Parks b: ABT 1824 in Harrison Co, OH m2 9 Apr 1867 Josiah W Murphy b: 2 Jul 1829 in Guernsey Co, OH

-1 James Madison Parks b: 19 Jul 1848 in Perry Township,Tuscarawas Co,OH -2 John W Parks b: 28 Oct 1849 in OH -3 Theodore Holmes Parks b: 2 Nov 1851 in Tuscarawas Co, OH -4 Josiah Judson Murphy b: 25 Jul 1869 -5 Elizabeth Frances Murphy b: 30 Oct 1871 in Tuscarawas, Tuscarawas Co, OH -6 Ingabee P Murphy b: 11 Oct 1873 in Washington Twp, Tuscarawas Co, OH

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Elizabeth Jane Milliken b: 20 Dec 1832 in Tuscarawas Co, OH d 10 Dec 1898 in Noble Co,OK bur Glenco,OK m 8 Oct 1858 William J Galliher

-1 Ida Frances Galliher b: 10 Dec 1855 -2 Verlinda Catherine Galliher b: 25 Sep 1857 in Aledo,Fulton Co,IL -3 Chauncy Higbee Galliher b: 8 Oct 1859 -4 William T Galliher b: 13 May 1864 -5 Charles W Galliher b: 15 Jul 1866 -6 Carrie E Galliher b: 23 Feb 1868 -7 John Clarence Galliher b: 7 Oct 1871

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Rebecca Frances Milliken b: 25 Aug 1835 in Tuscarawas Co, OH d 1912 bur Watson,Shawnee Co,KS m 8 Mar 1859 John Wesley Roberts b: 1 Aug 1833 in Tuscarawas Co, OH

-1 William Braden Roberts b: 3 Jul 1860 in Tecumseh, Shawnee Co, KS -2 Nina Jane Roberts b: 13 Feb 1862 in Tecumseh, Shawnee Co, KS -3 Elizabeth Matilda Roberts b: 11 Nov 1864 in Tecumseh, Shawnee Co, KS -4 Rena Victorine Roberts b: 1 Nov 1865 in Tecumseh, Shawnee Co, KS -5 Evalena Worthington Roberts b: 11 Nov 1867 in Tecumseh, Shawnee Co, KS -6 Maud May Roberts b: 27 Nov 1870 in Tecumseh, Shawnee Co, KS -7 Roy Carson Roberts b: 21 Oct 1873 -8 Rachel Roberts

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Permelia Milliken b: 1837 in Crooked Creek, OH m 20 Mar 1865 in , Tuscarawas Co William A Rankin b: 17 Nov 1837 in OH

-1 Joseph H Rankin b: 1866 in OH -2 Carrie A Rankin b: 11 Jun 1869 in OH -3 Anna Rankin b: 1876 -4 Minnie H Rankin b: 17 Aug 1876 in New Philadelphia, Tuscarawas Co, OH -5 J William Rankin

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John Samuel Milliken b: 2 Dec 1839 in Crooked Creek, OH d 1929 bur Watson, Shawnee Co, KS m 24 Mar 1870 in , Tuscarawas Co Hannah White Rogers b: 22 May 1850 in Harrison Co, OH

-1 Frank Pierce Milliken b: 28 Dec 1870 in Tuscarawas Co, OH -2 Clyde Rogers Milliken b: 7 Nov 1872 in Rush Township, Tuscarawas Co, OH -3 Chauncy James Milliken b: 13 Jan 1876 in Tuscarawas Co, OH -4 Charles W Milliken b: 22 Jan 1878 in Rush Township, Tuscarawas Co, OH -5 Ann Mary Milliken b: 1883 in Shawnee Co, KS -6 Nellie N Milliken b: 22 Sep 1888 in Shawnee Co, KS

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Isaac Haver Milliken b: 11 Sep 1844 in Rush Township, Tuscarawas Co, OH d 15 Aug 1938 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co, CA m 14 Dec 1866 in Rush Co, IN Sidney Helen Hilligoss b: 14 Dec 1846 in Rush Co, IN

-1 Mary Elizabeth Milliken b: 12 Jul 1869 in Shawnee Co, KS -2 Nettie F Milliken b: 27 Jun 1871 in Shawnee Co, KS -3 Lola B Milliken b: 17 Jun 1873 in Shawnee Co, KS -4 Gertrude E Milliken b: 24 Sep 1875 in Shawnee Co, KS -5 Rosalie L Milliken b: 30 Aug 1878 in Shawnee Co, KS -6 Clyde L Milliken b: 16 Jan 1880 in Shawnee Co, KS -7 Harley Churchill Milliken b: 5 Sep 1882 in Tecumseh, Shawnee Co, KS -8 Lyndus Adolphes Milliken b: 5 Aug 1883 in Shawnee Co, KS -9 Homer Milliken b: 11 Mar 1889 in Shawnee Co, KS

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John Milliken b: 4 Oct 1804 in Greene Co, PA d 1 Feb 1893 in Greene Co, PA bur 3 Feb 1893 Jefferson, Greene Co

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Edward Milliken b: 1806 in Jefferson, Greene Co, PA d 30 May 1882 in Jefferson, Greene Co, PA bur Jefferson, Greene Co, PA m 1839 Lydia Scharpenacker b: ABT 1808 in Greene Co, PA d 8 Apr 1886 in Greene Co

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Mary Ellen Milliken b: 28 Jun 1843 d 29 Aug 1921 in Jefferson, Greene Co, PA bur 31 Aug 1921 Jefferson, Greene Co

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Lydia Ann Milliken b: 7 Jan 1844 in Jefferson,Greene Co,PA d 22 Apr 1942 in Jefferson,Greene Co,PA bur 25 Apr 1942 Jefferson, Greene Co

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Eri Milliken

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George Milliken b: ABT 1846

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Permelia Milliken b: 1807 in Greene Co, PA d 5 Jun 1869 in Greene Co, PA bur Jefferson, Greene Co, PA m 1828 John Cotterrel b: 25 Sep 1802 in Jefferson, Greene Co, PA

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Isabella Cotterrel b: 28 Nov 1830 in PA d 1871 m William Anderson b: ABT 1820 in MD

-1 Elizabeth Anderson b: ABT 1845 in VA -2 Mary Francis Anderson b: ABT 1847 in VA -3 Cora C Anderson b: ABT 1858 in PA -4 Permelia Anderson b: ABT Feb 1860 in PA -5 Laura Bell Anderson b: ABT 1861 in Pittsburgh, Allegheny Co, PA

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John Cotterrel Jr. b: 29 Nov 1832 in Jefferson, Greene Co, PA d 22 Mar 1923 in Waynesburg, Greene Co, PA bur 23 Mar 1923 Waynesburg, Greene Co, PA m1 Priscilla Swan b: 25 Mar 1836 + 2 ch m2 7 Dec 1866 Mary H Davis b: ABT Aug 1841 in PA + 3 ch

-1 Elmyra P Cotterrel b: ABT 1855 -2 Margaret A Cotterrel b: 2 May 1857 -3 John F Cotterrel b: ABT Jul 1868 in PA -4 William D Cotterrel b: 25 Nov 1871 in Jefferson, Greene Co, PA -5 Joseph R Cotterrel b: ABT Nov 1883 in PA

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Mary Ann Cotterrel b: 1 Jan 1834 in Jefferson, Greene Co, PA d ABT 1882 in Good Intent, Washington Co, PA bur West Finley Twp, Washington Co, PA m James Wilson Hancher b: 1825 in VA d 22 Mar 1876

-1 Emma C Hancher b: ABT 1854 in PA -2 Denman O Hancher b: ABT Jul 1855 in PA -3 Dudley B Hancher b: ABT Nov 1858 in PA -4 Elizabeth P Hancher b: ABT 1861 in PA -5 Anna C Hancher b: ABT 1863 in PA -6 Lulu B Hancher b: 16 Dec 1866 in Good Intent, Washington Co, PA -7 Ruth Ella Hancher b: ABT Jun 1869 in PA -8 Judith Hancher b: ABT 1874 in PA

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Permelia Cotterrel b: 16 Jul 1836 d 12 Oct 1886

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William Cotterrel b: 9 Jan 1839 in Jefferson, Greene Co, PA d 26 Jun 1923 in Fredericktown, Washington Co, PA bur 27 Jun 1923 Jefferson, Greene Co, PA m 14 Sep 1878 Olive Anna Gordon b: 24 Dec 1847 in Washington, Washington Co, PA

-1 Elizabeth E Cotterrel b: ABT Nov 1883 in PA d after 1967 m 15 Oct 1910 Russell S Bane Married:

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Jonas Cotterrel b: 19 Jul 1841 in PA d 29 Dec 1923 in Claysville, Washington Co, PA bur Claysville, Washington Co, PA m about 1866 Anna Elizabeth Short b: 5 May 1842 in Taylorstown, Washington Co, PA

-1 William S Cotterrel b: ABT Jun 1868 in East Finley Twp, Washington Co, PA -2 George E Cotterrel b: ABT 1870

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Elizabeth Cotterrel b: 16 Dec 1844 in Jefferson, Greene Co, PA d 6 Dec 1914 in Jefferson, Greene Co, PA bur 8 Dec 1914 Jefferson, Greene Co m 21 Mar 1872 in Jefferson Joseph A Bell b: 12 Jun 1839 in Morgan Township, Greene Co

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Martha Annetta Cotterrel b: 17 Jan 1847 in Jefferson Twp, Greene Co, PA d 27 Mar 1910 in Jefferson, Greene Co, PA bur 29 Mar 1910 Jefferson, Greene Co, PA m 30 Jan 1871 Jacob Haver b: 13 Sep 1846 in Jefferson Twp, Greene Co, PA

-1 John Cotterrel Haver b: 2 Oct 1871 in Jefferson, Greene Co, PA -2 William Haver b: ABT 1874 -3 Jane Rex Haver b: 15 Feb 1876 in Jefferson, Greene Co, PA -4 Laura Belle Haver b: 2 Mar 1878 in Jefferson Twp, Greene Co, PA -5 Joseph Bell Haver b: 24 Jun 1881 in Jefferson, Greene Co, PA -6 Elizabeth Haver b: 4 Jun 1884 in Jefferson, Greene Co

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George W Cotterrel b: 9 Jul 1849

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Joseph Milliken b: 1811 in Jefferson, Greene Co, PA d 14 Sep 1854 in Jefferson, Greene Co, PA bur Jefferson, Greene Co, PA m1 Phebe Emery + 1 ch m2 29 Nov 1838 Mary Hughes b: 18 Apr 1813 + 7 ch

-1 Mary A Milliken b: 16 Mar 1834 -2 James H Milliken b: 15 Sep 1839 in Jefferson, Greene Co, PA -3 John Milliken b: 12 Aug 1842 in Greene Co, PA -4 William Gordon Milliken b: 21 Jan 1845 in Bristoria, Greene Co, PA -5 Charlotte Milliken b: 28 May 1848 -6 Mary F Milliken b: 19 Mar 1849 -7 Phebe Frances Milliken b: 5 May 1851 in PA -8 Polly Milliken b: 14 Oct 1854

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Elisabeth Milliken b: 1813 in Greene Co, PA d 7 Apr 1893 in Jefferson, Greene Co bur 9 Apr 1893 Jefferson Twp, Greene Co

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Jonas Rex Milliken b: 18 Feb 1814 in Jefferson, Greene Co, PA d 9 Apr 1898 in Pleasant Valley, Marshall Co, WV Burial: Limestone,Marshall Co,WV m 1844 Elizabeth Hughes b: 29 Nov 1823

-1 Margaret Milliken b: 30 Apr 1845 -2 Hiram Hughes Milliken b: 16 Jan 1848 -3 Samuel Milliken b: 8 Jun 1850 in Jefferson, Greene Co, PA -4 Mary Lurena Milliken b: ABT 1853 in Jackson Township, Greene Co, PA -5 John Charles Freemont Milliken b: 17 Jun 1856 in Jackson Township, Greene Co, PA -6 George L Milliken b: 10 Jan 1859 in Jackson Township, Greene Co, PA -7 Emma P Milliken b: 10 Oct 1861 in Jackson Township, Greene Co

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Frances Milligan b: 15 Sep 1815 in Greene Co, PA d 13 May 1891 bur Berwick Township, Warren Co, IL m 30 Nov 1837 John H Murdock b: 10 Feb 1814 in Greene Co, PA

-1 Margaret Ann Murdock b: 3 Sep 1838 in PA -2 Jonas L Murdock b: 22 Jul 1840 in PA -3 Daniel Murdock b: 21 Aug 1842 -4 John Murdock b: 11 May 1844 -5 Mary Jane Murdock b: 29 Jan 1846 in PA -6 George W Murdock b: 26 Jun 1848 in PA -7 Permelia Murdock b: 26 Dec 1850 in PA -8 Hiram Murdock b: 21 Mar 1850 -9 Allen Murdock b: 26 Jun 1855 in IL -10 Armina B Murdock b: 3 Jun 1858 in IL -11 Joseph Edgar Murdock b: 2 Feb 1863 in IL

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Isabella Milliken b: 18 Jun 1817 in Waynesburg, Greene Co, PA d 6 Mar 1906 in Waynesburg, Greene Co, PA bur 8 Mar 1906 Jefferson Twp, Greene Co, PA m Thomas Scott b: 18 May 1817 in PA

-1 James K Scott b: 7 Jul 1841 in Franklin Twp, Greene Co, PA -2 John Milligan Scott b: 31 Jan 1843 in PA -3 Margaret Scott b: 6 Jan 1845 in Greene Township, Greene Co, PA -4 Chinsworth Scott b: 1 Apr 1848 -5 Mary A Scott b: 31 Dec 1851 in PA -6 Catherine Scott b: 21 May 1854 in Wind Ridge, Greene Co

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7Anne Milliken b: 11 Mar 1826 in Greene Co, PA d 25 May 1898 in Calhoun Co, WV bur Grantsville, Calhoun Co, WV m Levi Morris b: 14 Jun 1828 in Greene Co, PA Married: 22 Apr 1852 in , Greene Co, PA

-1 Mary Elizabeth Morris b: 10 Feb 1853 in Greene Co, PA -2 Isabelle Morris b: 12 Dec 1854 in PA -3 Peter Morris b: 6 Dec 1856 in Greene Co, PA -4 Margaret Morris b: 28 Feb 1859 -5 Frances Fannie Morris b: 2 Jun 1861 in PA -6 Katharine Morris b: 30 Jan 1864 in PA

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James Milliken b: 31 Oct 1769 in Milford Twp, Cumberland Co, PA d 31 Oct 1769 in Milford Twp, Cumberland Co, PA 1 Jan 1858 in Turbett Township, Juniata Co, PA bur Academia, Juniata Co, PA m 24 Mar 1795 Jane Boggs b: 11 Jan 1772 in Lack Township, Cumberland Co, PA

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Thomas I Milliken b: 4 Dec 1795 in Pleasant View, Cumberland Co, PA d 18 Sep 1876 in Spruce Hill Twp, Juniata Co, PA bur Academia, Juniata Co, PA m 11 Apr 1822 Rachel Beale b: 15 Dec 1796 in Tuscarora Valley,Mifflin Co,PA d 20 Mar 1847 in Juniata Co dau of David Beale b: 20 Jun 1745 in Chester Co,PA and Rachel McConnell b: ABT 1756 in Cumberland Co,PA granddau of James McConnell b: ABT 1715 in Ulster, County Antrim, Ireland and Mary McGarth b: ABT 1730

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Jane Rachel Milliken b: 27 Apr 1823 d 10 Nov 1884 in Spruce Hill Twp m 24 Nov 1870 William Neely b: 28 Aug 1806

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Rachel Beale Milliken b: 9 Jul 1826 d 1 Oct 1827

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James Boggs Milliken b: 16 Jul 1828 d 8 Jun 1899 m 6 Dec 1855 in , Crawford Co, OH Margaret Forbes b: 20 Jan 1826

-1 Alice J Milliken b: 9 Jan 1857 in Bucyrus,Crawford Co,OH -2 Charles W Milliken b: 30 May 1858 -3 Merwin O Milliken b: 4 May 1860 in MO -4 Anna R Milliken b: 14 Nov 1861 -5 John Boggs Milliken b: 7 May 1863 -6 Mary A Milliken b: Feb 1866

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Mary Ann Milliken b: 4 Aug 1830 d 12 Sep 1898 in Spruce Hill Twp, Juniata Co, PA bur 14 Sep 1898 Academia, Juniata Co, PA m 19 Dec 1867 John Barnard b: 16 Nov 1826

-1 Rachel Jane Barnard b: 23 Sep 1868 -2 Thomas Beale Barnard b: 2 May 1870

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David Beale Milliken b 1 Jan 1833 in Academia, Juniata Co, PA d 14 Dec 1908 bur Landisburg, Perry Co, PA m1 28 Apr 1853 Elizabeth McCoy b 1831 +1ch m2 11 Mar 1857 Margaret J Okeson + 1 ch m3 22 Dec 1892 in Woodbury, Gloucester Co, NJ Rebecca C Jones b: 1832

-1 Clara J Milliken b: 15 Apr 1855 -2 Emma E Milliken b: 23 May 1860

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John David Milliken b: 23 Oct 1835 in Spruce Hill Twp, Juniata Co d 18 Jan 1893 in Spruce Hill Twp, Juniata Co, PA bur Academia, Juniata Co, PA m 23 Oct 1860 in Mifflintown, Juniata Co Jane Clarissa Burchfield b: 3 May 1840 in Mifflintown, Juniata Co, PA

-1 Stewart Clark Anderson Milliken b: 5 Sep 1861 in Spruce Hill, Juniata Co, PA -2 Anna Jane Mary Milliken b: 10 Jan 1863 -3 Millie Beale Milliken b: 12 Dec 1864 in Spruce Hill, Juniata Co, PA -4 Thomas I Milliken b: 4 Jul 1867 in Pleasant View, Juniata Co, PA -5 Louis Burchfield Milliken b: 11 Sep 1869 in Pleasant View, Juniata Co, PA -6 James Weirie Beale Milliken b: 19 Jul 1871 -7 Elizabeth Ada Milliken b: 22 Jun 1875 -8 John McKennan Milliken b: 29 May 1882

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Mary Milliken b: 7 Jan 1797 d 28 Dec 1843 bur Academia, Juniata Co

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John Milliken b: 20 Mar 1799 d 16 Apr 1864 bur Academia, Juniata Co, PA m 17 Feb 1825 in Juniata Isabella Barkley b: 7 Sep 1799

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Mary Jane Milliken b: 4 Mar 1827 in Juniata Co, PA d 18 Feb 1898 bur Milton, Northumberland Co, m 4 Mar 1849 Joseph Caldwell b: 4 Nov 1828 in White Deer, Union Co, PA

-1 Sarah Isabella Caldwell b: 10 Apr 1850 -2 Clara Jane Caldwell b: 1852 -3 Ida Mary Caldwell b: 26 Oct 1853 -4 Blanche M Caldwell b: 28 Dec 1855 in Loganton, Clinton Co, PA -5 Anna Martha Caldwell b: 1856 -6 Margaret L Caldwell b: 6 Oct 1862 in Carroll, Clinton Co, PA -7 Dan C Caldwell b: 1863 -8 John M Caldwell b: 1865 -9 Mary Isabel Caldwell b: ABT 1870 in Milton, Northumberland Co

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James L Milliken b: 15 Dec 1831 in Beale Township, Juniata Co, PA d 6 Dec 1902 in Honey Grove, Juniata Co, PA bur 9 Dec 1902 Academia, Juniata Co, m1 12 May 1858 Sarah Elizabeth Ickes b: 30 Jan 1836 + 2 ch m2 4 Oct 1866 in Mifflintown, Juniata Co Margaret Rebecca Book b: 22 Oct 1838 in Walker Township, Juniata Co + 3 ch

-1 Oscar Wendal Milliken b: 24 Mar 1859 in Honey Grove, Juniata Co, PA -2 Ibre Ickes Milliken b: 8 Nov 1861 -3 Charles B Milliken b: 30 Jan 1868 -4 John Clarence Milliken b: 28 Aug 1875 -5 Sarah Isabella Milliken b: 31 Jan 1882 in Academia, Juniata Co

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Isabella E Milliken b: 11 Sep 1833 in PA d 28 Oct 1855 m 21 Nov 1854 William Ickes b: 30 Dec 1828 in PA

-1 Charles W Ickes b: ABT 28 Oct 1855

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Louisa Milliken b: 4 Aug 1834 d 20 Aug 1836

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William B Milliken b: 27 Feb 1836 d 25 Jan 1890 in Beale Township, Juniata Co, PA bur Academia, Juniata Co m 21 Jan 1869 Sarah Allison Ewing b: 4 Apr 1848

-1 Charles Book Milliken b: 12 Aug 1870 in Beale Township, Juniata Co, PA -2 Herbert William Milliken b: 23 Jun 1873 in Juniata Co, PA -3 John Nevin Milliken b: 27 Sep 1877 in Juniata Co,PA -4 Francis Ewing Milliken b: 3 Mar 1884 in Juniata Co, PA -5 James H Milliken b: 7 Apr 1889 in Academia,Juniata Co,PA -6 William Milliken

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John Anderson Milliken b: 22 Mar 1838 in PA d 29 May 1892 in Wellington, Sumner Co, KS m Mary Ann Gushart b: ABT 1842 in OH

-1 Isabelle Milliken b: 27 Jan 1869 in IN -2 Martha B Milliken b: Jan 1879 in KS

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Joseph B Milliken b: 20 Jan 1840 d 4 Aug 1893

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Martha Ann Milliken b 14 Oct 1842 in Beale Township, Juniata Co, PA d 25 Feb 1923 in Turbett Township, Juniata Co, PA bur 28 Feb 1923 Mifflintown, Juniata Co m 22 May 1866 Charles Witmer Book b: 13 Dec 1835 in Walker Township, Juniata Co, PA

-1 John Holmes Book b 5 Feb 1868 in Walker Township, Juniata Co, PA -2 Charles Cleon Book b 24 Oct 1869 in Juniata Co, PA -3 Walter Witmer Book b 26 Jul 1877 in Mexico, Juniata Co, PA -4 Blaine Milliken Book b 10 Sep 1880 in Mexico, Juniata Co, PA -5 Blanche Book b: 1872 -6 George Washington Book b 22 Feb 1885 in Walker Township, Juniata Co

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Margaret Milliken

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Emelia Milliken b: 14 Jul 1801 in Spruce Hill, Mifflin Co, PA d 20 Dec 1893 in Bealetown, Juniata Co, PA bur McCullochs Mills, Juniata Co m 10 Jun 1834 in Juniata Co Joshua Beale Mc7-5-7 see below b 26 Nov 1791 in Tuscarora Valley,Cumberland Co,PA

-1 David Joshua Beale b: 31 Jul 1835 -2 James Milliken Beale b: 25 Mar 1837 -3 Samuel McConnell Beale b: 3 Nov 1838 in Honey Grove, Juniata Co, PA -4 Rachel Jane Beale b: 14 Feb 1841 -5 Joshua Franklin Beale b: 25 Apr 1843

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James B Milliken b: 16 Aug 1803 in Pleasant View, Mifflin Co d 29 Oct 1883 in Pleasant View, Juniata Co, PA bur 31 Oct 1883 Academia, Juniata Co m 12 Nov 1834 Mary McDonald b: 21 Aug 1804

-1 Margaret Jane Milliken b: 10 Sep 1840 d 2 Mar 1910 bur Academia, Juniata Co m 27 Sep 1871 David R Barton

-1-1 James Boggs Milliken Barton b: 16 Oct 1872 in PA d 1958 m Charlotte Clark b: ABT Aug 1875 in PA + 8 ch -1-2 Grace E Barton b: 30 Oct 1876

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Martha Milliken b: 27 Feb 1805 in Pleasant View, Mifflin Co d 13 Jan 1888 in Lewistown, Mifflin Co, PA bur 16 Jan 1888 m 29 May 1831 John Endslow b: 6 May 1805 in McCullochs Mills, Juniata Co

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William S Endslow b: 2 Mar 1832 m Emily Jane Engle

-1 Mary Endslow bur Savannah Ga m y Hoagland -1-1 Endslow Hoagland Sr. b: 15 Dec 1886 in Dayton,Montgomery Co,OH m x -1-1-1 Endslow Hoagland Jr. b: ABT 1918 in Savannah,GA m x + 1 ch -2 Bessie Endslow

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James Milliken Endslow b: 5 Sep 1833 d 17 Apr 1834

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Samuel Francis Endslow b: 5 Jan 1835 in McCullochs Mills, Juniata Co d 22 Nov 1905 in Yeagertown, Mifflin Co, PA Burial: 25 Nov 1905 Lewistown, Mifflin Co m 21 May 1878 in Harrisburg Pa Sarah C Allen b: ABT Apr 1844 in England d 7 Nov 1906

-1 Edith Allen Endslow b: 10 Jun 1879 in PA -2 Francis Allen Endslow b 19 Nov 1885 in Yeagertown, Mifflin Co d 16 Jan 1886 in Yeagertown, Mifflin Co d22 Aug 1886

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Amelia J Endslow b: 4 Mar 1837 d 2 May 1851

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Rebecca Annie Endslow b: 12 Jun 1840 d 16 May 1900 m 6 Jun 1872 Joseph Newton Hamilton b: 19 May 1834 in Duncansville,Blair Co,PA

-1 Gertrude Amelia Hamilton b: 3 Oct 1873 -2 Ira Milliken Hamilton b: 24 Dec 1877 -3 Arthur Bertrand Hamilton b: 19 Nov 1879 in Allensville, Mifflin Co -4 Blanche M Hamilton b: ABT Aug 1881 in PA -5 Carrie Endslow Hamilton b: 11 Oct 1882 in PA

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John Hervey Endslow b: 4 Aug 1841 d 23 Nov 1862 Burial: Academia,Juniata Co

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Martha J Endslow b: 6 Jan 1845 in PA bur Lewistown, Mifflin Co m Joseph M Owens b: ABT Dec 1838 in PA

-1 Harry M Owens b: ABT Apr 1867 in PA -2 Lila Owens b: ABT 1869 -3 Katherine M Owens b: ABT 1873 -4 Annie Owens - Frances E Owens b: 1877

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Mary M Endslow b: 6 Jun 1845 in PA m George L Haines b: ABT Feb 1851 in PA

-1 Jesse M Haines b: ABT May 1881 in PA

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Thomas Milliken Endslow b: 4 Jan 1847 d 4 Feb 1915 in Lewistown, Mifflin Co, PA Burial: 8 Feb 1915 Lewistown, Mifflin Co m 15 Feb 1881 Sadie Bear m2 23 Jan 1896 in Yeagertown, Mifflin Co Annie Milliken Bryner b: 1 Apr 1867 in PA

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Jane Milliken b: 27 Apr 1807 d 23 Jan 1893 in Earlville, LaSalle Co, IL m 19 May 1830 George Beale b: 15 Apr 1802 in Academia, Juniata Co, PA

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Mary Jane Beale b: 22 Jan 1831 in Academia, Juniata Co d 8 Mar 1850 bur Academia, Juniata Co

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Elizabeth Beale b: 4 Mar 1832 in Academia, Juniata Co d 1 Mar 1887 m 29 Dec 1859 Martin Long

-1 Clara J Long b about 1860/1 m y Creamer -2 Eldora Long -3 Jacob Long -4 Margaret Long

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William D Beale b: 30 Jul 1833 in Academia, Juniata Co m 27 Dec 1855 Mary Jane McClain b: ABT 1835 in PA + 2 ch m2 30 Mar 1864 A F Grover

-1 George L Beale b: ABT 1856 in IL -2 John F Beale b: ABT 1858 in IL

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James M Beale b 6 Jun 1835 in Academia, Juniata Co d 7 Apr 1917 in Earlville, LaSalle Co, IL m 16 Jun 1862 Emma Jane Scott

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Martha Adaline Beale b: 24 Jan 1837 in Academia, Juniata Co, PA

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Abner F Beale b: 25 Feb 1839 in Academia, Juniata Co d 18 Dec 1863 ?Civil War, possibly at skirmish at Sandy Hook on 18 December 1863 or of wounds from an earlier battle.

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George Harvey Beale b: 15 Oct 1840 m 14 Dec 1864 Nancy Ann Stroup b: ABT 1841 in PA

-1 Abner F Beale -2 Minnie J Beale -3 William David Beale -4 George H Beale -5 Grace Beale

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Hannah Ann Beale b: 18 Mar 1843 m 3 Aug 1865 Reynolds Hill Dickinson

-1 George Beale Dickinson m 1 Jennie Alfreda Cramer -1-1 Birdie Bell Dickinson m Henry John Wiese -1-1-1 Lois Wiese m Bert Shanklin -1-1-1-1 Living Shanklin -2 Edith M Dickinson m Alfred Cramer -3 Earl Abner Dickinson b: 5 Sep 1872 in Grand Crossing, IL m 3 Oct 1900 in Marathon Co, WI Mary Swan -3-1 Violet Faye Dickinson b: 15 Sep 1903 m Donald R Craine -3-1-1 Living Craine -3-2 Perry Hill Dickinson -3-3 Wayne Ivan Dickinson -3-4 Beryl Laura Dickinson m1 Olaf Klandrud m2 Guy H Cole -3-5 Goldie Elaine Dickinson m Harold Mashek m2 Roswell Hildreth -4 Birdie A Dickinson m Robert Hamilton -5 Mabel A Dickinson m August Strebe

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Edith Beale b: 5 Jan 1845 m 25 Dec 1871 David J Evans

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Samuel C Beale b: 21 Mar 1848 d 8 Feb 1927 in Ottawa Township, LaSalle Co, IL m 9 Apr 1881 Elizabeth Scott McLaughlin

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Mary Jane Beale b: 13 Aug 1852 d 2 Jul 1935 m1 1 Apr 1880 in La Salle Co,IL Abner Kennedy Kelley b: 29 Oct 1850 in Perry Co d 29 Aug 1910

-1 Blanche Jane Kelley b: 13 Jun 1882 m Crawford L Roberts b: 8 Aug 1874 -1-1 Mary Katherine Roberts b: 21 May 1905 -1-2 Helen Evaline Roberts b: 21 Jan 1907 -1-3 David Crawford Roberts b: 20 Sep 1908 -2 David Beale Kelley b: 5 Dec 1892 m 5 Aug 1956 Jean Worsley b: 6 Sep 1913

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Joseph Milliken b: 14 Feb 1809 in Mifflin Co d 28 Jun 1880 in Clintondale, Clinton Co, PA bur Cedar Hill, Clinton Co, PA m 14 Sep 1834 in Jacksonville, Centre Co Elizabeth Reed Laird b: 1813 in PA

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Matthew Milliken b: 1836

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Almira Jane Milliken b: 14 Mar 1837 d 10 Feb 1897 in Clintondale, Clinton Co, PA bur Lock Haven,Clinton Co m Henry C Reed b: 1832

-1 Harry Hays Reed b: ABT 1862 -2 William Watson Reed b: Jul 1867 in Porter Township,Clinton Co,PA -3 Lillian Laird Reed b: ABT 1873

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Margaret Ellen Milliken b: 9 Jun 1839 in Clintondale PA d 11 Oct 1910 in Tiffin, Seneca Co, OH Burial: 14 Oct 1910 Tiffin, Seneca Co, OH m 1 Feb 1860 in Jacksonville, Centre Co John McCalmont Smythe b: 20 Jan 1836 in Jacksonville, Centre Co, PA

-1 Edgar Elsworth Smythe b: 18 Jan 1861 in Jacksonville, Centre Co, PA -2 Mary Blanche Smythe b: 7 May 1862 in Jacksonville, Centre Co, PA -3 William Hayes Smythe b: 16 Oct 1863 in Jacksonville, Centre Co, PA -4 James Herbert Smythe b: 1 Nov 1865 in Tiffin, Seneca Co, OH -5 David Laird Smythe b: 20 Nov 1867 in Tiffin, Seneca Co, OH -6 Joseph Milliken Smythe b: 16 Oct 1869 in Wharton, OH -7 Lula Mae Moore Smythe b: 21 May 1871 in Tiffin, Seneca Co, OH -8 Howard McCollum Smythe b: 2 Aug 1875 in Tiffin, Seneca Co, OH -9 Reed McCalmont Smythe b: 2 Aug 1875 in Tiffin, Seneca Co, OH -10 Robert McClenahan Bert Smythe b: 2 Aug 1875 in Tiffin, Seneca Co, OH -11 Charles Dwight Smythe b: 13 Oct 1878 in Tiffin, Seneca Co, OH

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Millie A Milliken b: 24 Sep 1841

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Mary Elizabeth Milliken b: 3 Dec 1843 d Apr 1898 in Lock Haven, Clinton Co, PA m about 1866 Edward L Moore b: 4 Mar 1841 in Porter Township, Clinton Co, PA

-1 Mina Laird Moore b: ABT 1867 m Edward C Dixon -1-1 Mabel Dixon -1-2 Edna C Dixon -1-3 Elizabeth F Dixon -1-4 Walter M Dixon -1-5 Grace J Dixon -1-6 Henry Elwood Dixon -2 Joseph Robb Moore

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James Milford Milliken b: 11 Aug 1849 d 9 Apr 1901 in Philadelphia PA bur 12 Apr 1901 Roxborough,Philadelphia Co,PA m Tillie Gummo b: ABT 1858 in Clinton Co,PA + 1 ch m2 1895 Laura Parsons b: Apr 1857 in PA + 1 ch

-1 George Milford Milliken b Jul 1885 in PA -2 Jessie Sutton Laird Milliken b: Aug 1899 in PA

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Margaret Milliken b: 4 Dec 1810 d 2 Jun 1867 in Carroll Co, IN m 6 Jun 1833 John McDonald

-1 Catherine McDonald -2 Jane M McDonald -3 Rachel McDonald

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Francis McConnell Milliken b: 20 Dec 1813 d 23 Oct 1884 in Yeagertown, Mifflin Co, PA bur Yeagertown, Mifflin Co, PA m 30 Jan 1840 Sarah Bryner b: 1815

-1 Matilda Victoria Tillie Milliken b: 18 Oct 1840 -2 George Milliken b: 1842 -3 Myra Belle Milliken b: 1844 -4 John Francis Milliken b: 1850 in Cumberland, Allegany Co, MD -5 Mary B Milliken b: 15 Jan 1852 -6 Jessie Milliken b: 30 Dec 1853

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Edward Milliken b: ABT 1771 in Cumberland Co, PA d AFT 1860 in Freeport, Armstrong Co, PA m1 ABT 1791 Elizabeth Bell b: ABT 1772 in Dauphin Co, PA

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Thomas Milliken b: 4 Aug 1794 in Spruce Hill Twp, Mifflin Co d 27 Dec 1860 in Dauphin, Dauphin Co, PA bur Duncannon, Perry Co m1 25 Apr 1816 Rachel Branyan b: in Allen's Cove, Perry Co, PA

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John Milliken b: 18 Nov 1816 d 28 May 1850 in Pittsburgh, Allegheny Co bur Duncannon, Perry Co m Jan 1840 Rebecca Bierbower b 7 Mar 1822 d 18 Feb 1888 in Philadelphia

-1 Thomas H Milliken b: 8 Feb 1842 -2 Edward L Milliken b: 6 Dec 1844 -3 Emma Milliken b 1848 -4 John Milliken b 9 May 1850 in Perry C

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James Milliken b: ABT 1819

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Susanna Parker b: 1811 in Allen's Cove, Perry Co, PA

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Isaac R Milliken b: 22 Feb 1827 in Allen's Cove, Perry Co, PA

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Thomas Milliken b: 24 Dec 1830 in Petersburg, Perry Co, PA

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Joseph Edward Milliken b: 1 Aug 1833 in Petersburg, Perry Co, PA

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William Parker Milliken b: 1836

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Susanna Parker Milliken b: 1838

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Francis Bonner Milliken b: 2 Feb 1841 in Dauphin Co, PA

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Jackson McFadden Milliken b: 21 Jan 1844

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Alexander Jackson Milliken b: 17 Jun 1845

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Charles Parker Milliken b: 25 Jun 1848

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Isaac B Milliken b: ABT 1798 in Mifflin Co, PA

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Sarah Milliken b: ABT 1800

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John Bell Milliken b: 19 Apr 1801 in Petersburg, Perry Co, PA

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Elizabeth Milliken b: ABT Feb 1803

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Rachel Milliken b: ABT 1805

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about 1807 Rachel Bell b ABT 1774

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Walter Milliken

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Mary Milliken b: ABT 1810

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James Milliken b: 22 Jan 1811 in Indiana Co,PA

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Samuel Milliken b: 10 Jun 1813 in Elizabeth, Allegheny Co, PA

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Samuel Milliken b: ABT 1773 in Cumberland Co, PA

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Thomas Milliken b: ABT 1776 in Cumberland Co, PA

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John McConnell b about d. Ky.

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Elizabeth DUNBAR MARRIAGE: ABT 1768 Cumberland Co., PA [S761] birth: ABT 1754, , Cumberland Co., PA [S761] death: JUN 1812, Redbank Twp, Armstron Co., PA [S761] christening: 1830, St. Clair, Butler Co., OH [S1053]

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John McConnell birth: ABT 1769, , Cumberland Co., PA [S761] occupation: Farmer

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Catherine McConnell

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Elizabeth McConnell birth: 1773, , Cumberland Co., PA [S761] death: 15 DEC 1849, Lafayette, Tippecanoe, IN [S761] married John ANDREW 1788 in Northumberland Co., PA [S761]

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Ann McConnell birth: 1775, , Cumberland Co., PA [S761] death: 1832, , Armstrong Co., PA [S761] married William ADAMS 1794, Penn's Valley, Mifflin Co., PA [S761]

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Mary McConnell birth: 1777, Potter Twp, Mifflin Co., PA [S761] death: 1831, , Armstrong Co., PA [S761] married John LOVE : 1799, Penn's Valley, Mifflin Co., PA [S761]

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Jesse McConnell birth: 1780, Tyrone, Cumberland Co., PA [S761] death: OCT 1825, Rossville Twp, Butler Co., OH [S761] christening: 1820, St. Clair Twp, Butler Co., OH [S762] married Elizabeth "Eliza" MILLS 8 APR 1818, , Butler Co., OH [S18] and had 1 John McConnell 2 Sarah McConnell

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Sarah McConnell married Robert WILSON

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Mary McGrath/McGarth

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Rachel McConnell

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Samuel McConnell

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Thomas McConnell

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Esther McConnell

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Ann McConnell

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William McConnell b about 1743 probably in Lancaster Co. Pennsylvania, d. 19 Apr1823 in Bourbon Co. Ky. bur Ardery Graveyard, 4 miles from Paris, KY.

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Roseanne Kennedy b about 1748 m 1768 in Dauphin Co., Pa.

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Mary McConnell

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Joseph Mitchell

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Anne McConnell b about 1768 in Lancaster Co. Pa.

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John Curry in Bourbon Co., Ky., in 1798

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Martha McConnell b about 1769 in Lancaster Co. Pa.

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William Dinwiddie

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Samuel McConnell b 3 Oct 1774 in Cumberland Co PA, d 6 Oct 1837. Here is what Beverly Ann nèe Masoner found in the Marriage Books in Bourbon Co. regarding William's parents: 14 Feb'y 18__ (1804?) McConnell, Samuel Nesbit, Elizabeth (dau of Sam'l Nesbit, Sr.) S. Rannells The writing was very faint & difficult to read. There are no McConnells in the Bourbon County for the 1830 or 1840 census.

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Elizabeth Nesbit (b. 21 Oct 1780 in Bourbon Co.) daughter of  Samuel Nesbit  b. c 1745 Cumberland, PA d bef jul 1787 Bourbon Co., KY (reported killed by Shawnee Indians) m. 05 Jan 1779 Sherman's Valley, Perry Co. (then Cumberland Co.), PA Elspa "Elsie" Watt b c 1760 Sherman's Valley, Cumberland Co., PA d 1838 Bourbon Co., KY. she married (2nd) 28 Jul 1787 James Robinson b. c 1765 Franklin Co, PA, d 20 Nov 1831 Bourbon Co.

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William McConnell b between 1803 and 1805 The census listing of 1860 as "William W. Connell" indentifies the son Garrett D. definitely enough to establish relationship. Died: after 1870, as he is listed in that census living with a house keeper, Kate aged 27 and as well as with a boy, John W. age 8 which was also near his likely son John age 25 and wife Susan and grandchildren Mollie age 3 and Samuel 1 month near stepson George Masoner in in Pendleton Co.,McKinneysburg Prec. 2, Kentucky, page 420A line 30. This was just a few miles west of where his son Garrett lived in Milford, Ky.

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about 1832 Margaret Current possibly the daughter of Jonathon Current.

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William McConnell, born about 1833, possibly the William P. McConnell who appears in the 1870 Census of Merced Co. California. m Harriet

-1 William MCCONNELL b 1864 Merced Co CA -2 John C. MCCONNELL b 1865 Merced Co CA -3 Mary C. MCCONNELL b 1867 Merced Co -4 Arthur MCCONNELL b 1869 Merced Co

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John McConnell, born about 1836 d after 1870 Marced Co CA

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Susan Brown:

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1. Mollie McConnell Kentucky Death Certificate # 116 53-17764 - Mrs Molly Mc Connell Pate - includes following information: b. 4 Jun 1868 Bracken Co., KY; parents John McConnell; Susan Brown. Died 17 Sep 1953 at 10:00 a.m. Death Location: Rt. 3, Paris, Bourbon Cause of Death: Congestive Heart Failure. Informant: Wallace Pate. The 1910 U. S. Census, Platte Co., Greene Twp., Missouri ED 151 page 4A shows the following relations:

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Samuel W. Pate about 1893 in Kentucky VA/KY farmer b about 1876 but shows Mollie C. Wife to be 41 and married 27 yrs Kentucky Ky/Ky. They had 2 Boarders Johnny Micks 18 Kentucky Ky/Ky farm hand and James Haney Boarder 26 Missouri MO/Mo farm hand. The 1920 U. S. Census, Bourbon Co., Millersburg, KY ED 5 page 180A shows the same people in Millersburg Bourbon Co. Ky without the boarders. While the 1930 U. S. Census, Bourbon Co., Ruddles Mills, Kentucky ED 9 page 266B has them back in Ruddles Mills but with Wallace in his own household and Sam working as a carpenter.

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Wallace C. Pate 6 yrears b about 1904 Kentucky KY/KY.  Social Security Death Index Wallace Pate SSN: 400-20-9850 Born: 6 Mar 1904 Died: Oct 1965 State (Year) SSN issued: Kentucky (Before 1951 Kentucky Death Index 1911-1999 Death Date: 11 Oct 1965 Place: Fayette Age: 061 Residence: Fayette Volume: 45

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Thelma Wife F W 21 Marr @ 18 Kentucky Ky/Ky

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Marjory Dau F W 2 Single Kentucky KY/KY Helen R. Pate 8/12 Single Kentucky Ky/KY

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Samuel McConnell, b. c Jul 1870. Listed in 1870 census - not listed with family in 1880.

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Martha McConnell, Kentucky Death Certificate #10924 - Mrs Martha McConnell Craycraft Birth Date: 10 Sep 1872-73 age: 76 b.in Bracken Co.,KYshows parent's names as above death date: 28 Jun 1949; location: Rt. 5, Paris, Bourbon; Cause of Death: Coronary heart disease , Informant: C.R. Craycraft The 1900 U. S. Census, Bourbon Co., Ruddles Mills, Kentucky ED 10 page 182B shows brothers John George McConnell living with her husband and her in Ruddle's Mill but no longer in 1910, while the 1920 Census show bother Thomas McConnell living with them.

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John M. Crawcraft in 1867/8 Marr 3 yrs Kentucky Ky/KY farmer Mollie Wife F W 28 Sept 1871 Marr 3 yrs Kentucky Ky/Ky 1910 U. S. Census, Bourbon Co., Ruddles Mills, Kentucky ED 11 page 234B as a farmer with the following children.

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Ethel Crawcraft born about 1902 Kentucky KY/KY

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Charles R. Crawcraft born about 1904 Kentucky KY/KY living with parents in 1920 but no longer in 1930.

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Mildred Crawcraft born about 1907 in Kentucky KY/KY

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John Son M W 19 Single Kentucky Ky/Ky, still living with parents in 1930.

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George Henry McConnell The Kentucky Death Certificate # 8645 confirms that George H McConnell was born on 5 Apr 1875 in Bracken Co., KY. died 13 May 1949 at 179 Link St., Paris, Bourbon Co Ky. age: 74 yrs 1 mo 1 da and that his father was John McConnell and mother Sue Brown Informant: Okie McConnell World War I Draft Registration Cards 1917-1918 issued for George Henry McConnell 295 Lucas St., Paris, Bourbon Co., Kentucky occupation: carpenter contractor, nearest relative: Mrs. George H. McConnell, 295 Lucas, Paris race: White, Signed Sep 12, 1918, FHL Roll Number: 1643957. Listed in 1920 U. S. Census, Bourbon Co., Paris, Ward 2, Kentucky ED 2 page 142A McConnell George Head M W 43 Marr Kentucky KY/KY carpenter - barn

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Ida Wife F W 39 Marr Kentucky KY/KY

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Okie McConnell  Social Security Death Index shows Okie McConnell, SSN: 400-22-2398 , Last Residence: 40361 Paris, Bourbon, Kentucky, United States of America, Born: 3 Jun 1909 , Died: Oct 1985 State (Year) SSN issued: Kentucky (Before 1951) Kentucky Death Index 1911-1999 , Death Date: 3 Oct 1985 Place: Bourbon Age: 076 Residence: Bourbon Volume: 50 Certificate: 24706

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Thomas McConnell, Listed in 1900 U. S. Census, Woodford Co., Market House Prec. 10, Kentucky ED 83 page 174B as a boarder M W 22 July 1877 Single Kentucky KY/KY and farm laborer living in the household of John Craycraft (50) and his wife, Gertrude (47). Kentucky Death Certificate verifies descent as shown above (neglected to write down the cert #) d unmarried, born 8 Jul 1877 in Kentucky and father's birth Location in Kentucky Mother's Birth Location in Kentucky died 4 Jul 1920 at 1:30 a.m.in Paris, Bourbon Co. Ky due to Apoplexy Informant of death George McConnell, Lilliston Ave.

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6. John McConnell b 20 Oct 1879 in Ky., listed in 1900 U. S. Census, Bourbon Co., Ruddles Mills, Kentucky ED 10 page 182B: as a single brother-in-law and farmer living with John M. Crawcraft b 29 May 1871 Marr 3 yrs Kentucky Ky/KY farmer , and his wife Mollie Wife F W 28 Sept 1871 Marr 3 yrs Kentucky Ky/Ky  George Bro/Law M W 25 Apr 1875 Single Kentucky Ky/Ky farmer also listed.

Children of Rebecca Shrewmaster from second marriage Ruddels Mills SE of Lexington Ky.

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about 1842 Rebecca Shrewmaster widow Buckler, widow of Campbell Masoner, was the daughter of Henry and Catherine Shrewmaster and born about 1816, d. before 19 April 1866. William and Rebecca McConnell lived in Ruddles Mill precinct, in Bourbon County, Ky. The two children living in their household from the marriage with Masoner is in the box to the left.

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America McConnell, born about 1844

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(Mc4) Garrett Davis McConnell, born 1846. Married: Christiana Workman (Wo4) Died of tuberculosis 1 Aug. 1881 in Milford, Ky., at the age of 35.

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Christiania Workman on 25 Mar 1868 Rob. Co., Ky.

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Ellena McConnell, b.5 Mar.1869, d. 1954 near Mt. Oliver, Ky. m Willoughby Griffith Hester (He3)

(He2-1) Lucinda "Lutie" Hester, b. Sept. 21, 1890; (He2-2) Mabel Hester, b. Oet. 21, 1892; (He2-3) Garrett Henry Hester, b. Oet. 21, 1894 d about 1975; (He2-4) Harry Clifton Hester, b. Jan. 27, 1898; (He2-5) Paul Nelson Hester, b. June 18, 1902; (He2) Eustace Granger Hester, b. Dec. 6, 1906; d. Sept. 8,1966 m 7 Jul 1934,Anna Pope Bland in Shelbyville, Ky dau of Thomas Eugene Bland (Bl3) and Matilda Prather Nicholas (Ni3) and had Thomas, William, George and Jane Ann. (He2-7) Hazard Worrell Hester, b. June 21, 1908 d about 1990; (He2-8) Katherine Hester, b. Jan. 4, 1910 living in 1995.

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Lucinda "Lutie" McConnell, b.21 Jan. 1872, married Harry Bowman (Bone)

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John McConnell, b. 12 Sept 1874, married Ruth and had Marguerite McConnell, who was kidnapped from the hospital but found after 2 years and died at the age of 5 in Denver, Colorado. This picture was taken about 1943 at the Hester house in Hittville, when John visited on his second honeymoon.

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James A. McConnell, born about 1854.

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Eliza A. McConnell, born about 1857

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Samuel McConnell b 25 MAY 1807 d 7 JUN 1833 From the information below on the Stonermouth Graveyard, Ruddle's Mills we see only a Samuel McConnell 1807 to 1833 buried there, m x

-1 John W. MCCONNELL

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Elspa McConnell b: Bet. 1812 - 1813 in Bourbon Co., KY d: Bef. Sep 1864 in Bourbon Co., Kentucky. By 1850, Elspa's husband Pleasant M. Masoner had died in Missouri and she had moved back to Bourbon County with her five children. Sometime after his death in 1844 and 1850 she remarried to James M. Jacobs. The names of the Masoner children are misspelled as Mason.

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Pleasant M. Masoner b: Bet. 1800 - 1810 in Kentucky d: Abt. Aug 1844 in Carrollton, Carroll Co. MO m: 15 May 1834 in Bourbon Co., KY

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Joseph Campbell Masoner b: 13 Aug 1842 in Carroll County, Missouri d: 30 Mar 1908 in Roosevelt, Kiowa County, Oklahoma

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Jennie A. Wills b: 12 Jun 1854 in Dearborn County, Indiana d: 04 Jan 1921 in Brock, Nemaha County, Nebraska m: 02 Mar 1873 in Vernon, Jennings County, Indiana

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Harry Omar Masoner b: 28 Dec 1878 in North Vernon, Jennings Co., Indiana d: 29 Apr 1941 in Junction City, Geary, Kansas

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Selma Lucinda Anderson b: 03 Sep 1881 in near Council Grove, Morris Co., Kansas d: 16 Jul 1969 in Independence, Jackson Co., Missouri m: 12 Jun 1902 in Council Grove, Morris County, Kansas

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Joseph Harold Masoner b: 11 Apr 1912 in Brock, Nemaha County, Nebraska d: 29 Jul 2004 in Sun City Center, Hillsborough, Florida

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Alta Lee Keaton b: 25 Jan 1913 in Winchester, Jefferson, Kansas d: 24 Feb 1984 in Independence, Jackson, MO m: 21 Oct 1934 in Merriam, Johnson, Kansas

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Beverley Ann Masoner

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Joseph Andrew McConnell b 17 Aug 1818 Bourbon Co., Ky. d 30 Jul 1855 Cadwell Co. Ky.

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Rosannah Kennedy McConnell Mc6-11-5 s.b. daughter of Joseph McConnell and Jane Jackson

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John Hugh McConnell b 29 Aug 1851 Cadwell Co. Ky d16 Apr 1920, christening: 1880, Forks of Elkhorn, Franklin Co., KY

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Margaret B. Groom

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Mary McConnell b 1877 Forks of Elkhorn, Franklin Co Ky

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Richard McConnell b 1878 Forks of Elkhorn, Franklin Co Ky

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Elizabeth McConnell b 1810 Bourbon Co m y McNear

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James R McConnell b 1822, attorney

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John McConnell

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Elizabeth Clarkson in Boubon Co. Ky in 1803, possibly a granddaughter of Richard Clarkson Cl8 of Caroline County, Maryland

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William McConnell

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Catherine Turley in Bourbon Co. in 1805

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Edward McConnell

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Rebecca Todd in Bourbon Co. Ky

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Ephraim McConnell

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Katherine Ardery in Bourbon Co. Ky

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James McConnell

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Elizabeth McConnell b 1785 Bourbon Co. Ky d 10 Mar 1833

John Ardery in Bourbon Co. Ky in 1818

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Joseph McConnell b 23 Mar 1784 in Bourbon Co. Ky d 8 Oct 1855

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4 AUG 1814 in Bourbon Co Jane Jackson 4 Aug 1814 in Boubon Co. Ky.

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Lucy Ann McConnell b 5 JUN 1823, , Bourbon Co d 26 SEP 1904, Princeton, Caldwell Co m 26 Oct 1841 in Caldwell Co William Fernandes Quisenberry.

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Charles Jackson McConnell b 12 May 1817 in Bourbon Co Ky d 31 Jul 1904 in Cadwell Co. Ky m1 Sarah Quisenberry 9 Aug 1838 in Cadwell Co. Ky

-1 Carroll McConnell

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William Andrew McConnell b 16 Jun 1815 in Bourbon Co. Ky d 5 Sep 1874 in Ky m 24 Dec 1857 Sarah Susan Hicks

Francis "Fanny" A. McConnellb 14 Mar 1874 in Christian Co. Ky. d 13 Dec 1947 in Harmon Ky.

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Jane Anderson McConnell b 15 Apr 1819 in Bourbon Co. Ky d Caldwell Co m John Campbell

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John Campbell in Ky

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Rosannah Kennedy McConnell b 26 Dec 1821 in Bourbon Co. Ky d 1 Dec 1901 in Ky

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15 Dec 1839 in Ky Joseph A. McConnell Mc5-4 s.a. b 17 Aug 1818 Bourbon Co., Ky

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John Hugh McConnell b 29 Aug 1851 Caldwell Co. Ky d 16 Apr 1920 christening: 1880, Forks of Elkhorn, Franklin Co., KY

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Margaret B. Groom 20 Feb 1878 in Ky

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Mary McConnell b 1877 in Ky christening: 1880, Forks of Elkhorn, Franklin Co., KY

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Richard McConnell b 1878 in Ky christening: 1880, Forks of Elkhorn, Franklin Co., KY

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Elizabeth Mildred McConnell b 24 Jul 1825 in Bourbon Co. Ky

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Frances P. McConnell b 16 Dec 1829 in Ky d 17 Apr 1900

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Joseph Thomas McConnell b 18 Dec 1829 in Ky d 17 Apr 1900

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John Nelson McConnell b 7 Dec 1831

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Joseph McConnell b about 1745 in Lancaster Co. Pa d. 21 May 1823 in Polk Co.Tn. Ky. Source:

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Susannah Milligan, birth: ABT 1745, , Cumberland Co., PA [S761] death: 24 AUG 1839, , Polk Co., TN [S761] source

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James Harvey McConnell birth: 15 OCT 1769, , Cumberland Co., PA [S761] death: 30 DEC 1841, , Blount Co., TN [S761] source

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Ann McKee

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John Newton McConnell birth: 1801, , Blount Co., TN [S761] death: 1865, , Louisa Co., IA [S761]

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Jane F.

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James Harvey McConnell birth: 1805, , Blount Co., TN [S761] death: 15 APR 1868, , Blount Co., TN [S761] source

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Phebe McClung 2 Dec 1830 in Blount Co. Tn

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Margaret Montgomery

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Andrew Vance McConnell was a shoemaker birth: 22 JAN 1833, ,, TN death: 29 SEP 1902, Caldwell, Canyon Co., ID christening: 1850, , Monroe Co., TN [S1766] source

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Cornelia Ann REAVLEY MARRIAGE: 25 FEB 1855

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Frank Newton McConnell death: 1916, ,, TN

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Margaret Elizabeth McConnell birth: 11 JAN 1855, , Blount Co., TN

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Mary Ellen McConnell birth: 18 DEC 1857, , Blount Co., TN death: 7 JAN 1902, Caldwell,, ID

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George Washington McConnell MARRIAGE: 1 FEB 1876, Allerton, Wayne Co., IA son of William McConnell and Ann Nancy GRAHAM. His birth: 12 DEC 1854, Allerton, Wayne Co., IA, death: 30 JUN 1927, Milton,, OR

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James R. McConnell birth: 1859, Columbus City, Louisa County, IA

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George Edward McConnell birth: 26 FEB 1862, ,, TN

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Amanda Ella McConnell birth: 11 OCT 1865 death: 1893, ,, TN

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William Elliot McConnell birth: 1808, , Blount Co., TN [S761] source

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Mary Hugher in 1841

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Elizabeth McConnell birth: 8 DEC 1811, , Blount Co., TN [S761] death: 22 JAN 1880, , Blount Co., TN [S761] source

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John McNabb, MARRIAGE: 2 FEB 1837, , Blount Co., TN [S761]

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Isabella McConnell

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Jane McConnell

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John McConnell

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Margaret McConnell

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Samuel McConnell

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Mary McGarth

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Rachel McConnell b about 1756 in Cumberland Co Pa d 7 Aug 1842 in Juniata Co,PA m 19 Nov 1776 in Cumberland Co David Beale b: 20 Jun 1745 in Chester Co,PA

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Mary Beale b: 21 Nov 1777 in Tuscarora Valley,Cumberland Co,PA

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William D Beale b: 8 Dec 1778 in Tuscarora Valley,Cumberland Co,PA d 17 Nov 1851 in Juniata Co,PA m 29 May 1804 in Tuscarora Valley Hannah McConnell b: 6 Feb 1783 d 20 Sep 1851 dau of John McConnell and Rachel Alexander

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David Beale b: ABT 1805 m x Boggs

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Rachel Beale b: ABT 1807 d 21 Jan 1866 m John Barnard

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John Beale b: 13 Dec 1809 in Mifflin Co,PA d 20 Oct 1872 m 13 Jul 1837 in Juniata Co Mary Jane Gray b: 10 Sep 1820

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Mary A Beale b: 28 Mar 1839

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William Beale b: 23 Oct 1840

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John C Beale b: 5 Jan 1845

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James Beale b: 1 Jan 1848

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Curtis Beale b: 21 Feb 1855

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Clarissa Beale b: 29 Oct 1857

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Hattie Beale b: 25 Dec 1862

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James Beale b: 14 Dec 1814 in Mifflin Co,PA d ABT 1887 in Spruce Hill Township,Juniata Co,PA m 21 Jan 1851 in Juniata Co Sarah Jane Middaugh

-1 William D Beale b: 23 Nov 1851 -2 John M Beale -3 Margaretta Beale b: 3 Oct 1854 -4 Mary Ann Beale b: 12 May 1857 -5 George W Beale b: 10 Aug 1862 in Juniata Co

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Mary Ann Beale b: 1818 in Mifflin Co,PA m 26 Jan 1854 in Juniata Co James McCulloch b: ABT 1809

-1 Mary Emma McCulloch b: Jan 1855 -2 Margaretta Frances McCulloch b: 5 Feb 1859 -3 George Beale McCulloch b: 18 Nov 1861 -4 Ella McCulloch b: 4 Feb 1863

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William Lemmon Beale b: 13 Jan 1822 in Mifflin Co,PA d ABT 1903 in Tuscarora Township,Juniata Co,PA m 21 Oct 1845 in Juniata Co Hanna Jane Ewing b: 16 Jan 1824

-1 Rachel Barnard Beale b: 22 Oct 1846 -2 John Ewing Beale b: 6 Oct 1852 -3 George McConnell Beale b: 16 May 1857 -4 Mary Jane Beale b: 4 May 1860

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George Beale b: 1825 in Mifflin Co,PA m x -1 Harry Beale -2 Fred Beale

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Hannah Jane Beale b: 12 Oct 1828 in Mifflin Co d 13 Jan 1892 in Spruce Hill Township,Juniata Co,PA bur Spruce Hill Juniata Co m 17 Jan 1850 in Juniata Co Daniel Conn b: 6 Dec 1823

-1 Mary Ann Beale Conn b: 3 May 1851 -2 John Cambridge Conn b: 29 Aug 1853 -3 William Beale Conn b: 22 Aug 1855 -4 George Conn b: 20 Feb 1858 -5 Infant Conn b: Jun 1859 -6 Infant Conn b: 7 Aug 1860 -7 Infant Conn b: 24 Jun 1861 -8 Elmer Ellsworth Conn b: 10 Sep 1862 -9 Rachel Jane Conn b: 6 Jun 1867 -10 Charles Wesley Conn b: 7 Jul 1868 -11 Anna E Conn b: 31 Jan 1871

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James E Beale b: 24 Jan 1781 in Tuscarora Valley,Cumberland Co,PA d 21 Feb 1786 in Tuscarora Valley

Mc7-5-4

Mary Beale b: 17 Jan 1783 in Tuscarora Valley,Cumberland Co,PA d 21 Feb 1842 in Tuscarora Valley,Juniata Co,PA m 22 Feb 1804 in Tuscarora Valley,Mifflin Co Thomas John McConnell b: 11 Jan 1781 in Tuscarora Valley,Cumberland Co,PA d 7 May 1844 in Tuscarora Valley son of John McConnell ?possibly Mc7-7 and Rachel Alexander

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John McConnell b: 24 Jan 1805 in Mifflin Co,PA

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Rachel McConnell b: 23 Jul 1807 in Mifflin Co,PA

Mc7-5-4-3

Catherine McConnell b: 3 Oct 1809 in Mifflin Co,PA d 24 Mar 1875 in Mifflin Co,PA m 4 Feb 1830 in Mifflin Co John Drolsbaugh b: 1806

-1 John Drolsbaugh -2 Rachel Drolsbaugh -3 Hattie Drolsbaugh

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Mary McConnell b: 24 Oct 1811 in Mifflin Co,PA d 14 Jul 1864 in Waterloo,Juniata Co,PA m 30 Jan 1834 in Juniata Co William Neely b: 28 Aug 1806

-1 Margaret Jane Neely b: 10 Nov 1834 in Waterloo,Juniata Co,PA -2 Thomas McConnell Neely b: 2 Dec 1837 -3 John Harvey Neely b: 18 Dec 1840 -4 Mary Adaline Neely b: 29 Feb 1844 in Juniata Co,PA -5 Rachel Lucinda Neely b: 29 Feb 1844 -6 Nancy Anna Neely b: 28 Apr 1849

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Eliza McConnell b: 30 Jun 1814 in Mifflin Co,PA d 1 Jul 1876 m 20 Jun 1844 in Juniata Co James Wilson Allen b: 18 Mar 1810

-1 James Wilson Allen Jr. b: 12 Aug 1845 -2 Samuel Allen b: 12 Feb 1848 -3 Thomas John McConnell Allen b: 12 Feb 1848 -4 Mary Jane Allen b: 5 Nov 1850 -5 Anna Elizabeth Allen b: 9 Jun 1850 -6 Rachel Edith Allen b: 17 Jun 1857

Mc7-5-4-6

Rachel McConnell b: 23 Sep 1816 in Mifflin Co,PA d 31 Jul 1874 in Juniata Co,PA m 26 Nov 1840 in McCullochs Mills, Juniata Co Jacob Drolsbaugh b: 10 Apr 1808 in Lancaster Co, PA

-1 David McConnell Drolsbaugh b: 7 Jun 1842 -2 Thomas Franklin Drolsbaugh b: 9 Jan 1844 -3 Abner Wharton Drolsbaugh b: 11 Aug 1846 -4 Albin Drolsbaugh b 3 Jul 1848 -5 Caroline Drolsbaugh b 15 Jul 1850 in Tuscarora Twp, Juniata Co, PA -6 Salinda Drolsbaugh b 2 Oct 1852

Mc7-5-4-7

David Beale McConnell b: 18 Jan 1819 in Mifflin Co,PA d 23 Oct 1903 in Van Wert Co,OH m1 27 Mar 1856 in Delphos,OH Louisa Hare b: 17 Apr 1832 had 5 Children m2 30 Oct 1873 Rebecca Slentz

-1 Mary Ann McConnell b: 16 Apr 1857 in Wooster,OH -2 Sela Jane McConnell b: 11 Feb 1859 -3 William Thomas McConnell b: 9 Feb 1861 -4 James Henry McConnell b: 13 Dec 1863 -5 Herbert V McConnell b: 8 Jun 1866

Mc7-5-4-8

Edith McConnell b: 21 Sep 1821 in Mifflin Co,PA d 1 Nov 1890 in Juniata Co,PA m James Kennedy b: 22 Mar 1813

-1 Mary Belle Kennedy b: 15 Jun 1855 m Wilson David Adams b: 3 Sep 1852 + 10 ch

Mc7-5-4-9

Anna McConnell b: 10 Jun 1824 in Mifflin Co d 11 Feb 1847 m Abner Wharton

Mc7-5-5

Ann Beale b: 25 Aug 1785 in Tuscarora Valley,Cumberland Co,PA d Death: 13 Aug 1853 m 14 Apr 1814 in Tuscarora Valley,Mifflin Co Joseph McCoy

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John McCoy b: 1815 in Mifflin Co,PA

Mc7-5-5-2

David McCoy

Mc7-5-5-3

Rachel McCoy

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Sarah McCoy b: 21 Jun 1824

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Alexander McCoy b: 18 Oct 1831

Mc7-5-5-6

Mary McCoy

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David Beale Jr. b: 17 Sep 1788 in Tuscarora Valley,Cumberland Co,PA d 21 Jan 1867 m 29 Apr 1814 Mary Beale b: 24 Aug 1794 d 11 Jan 1870 dau of Abner Beale and Ann Shaver

Mc7-5-6-1

Ann Beale b: 10 Apr 1815

Mc7-5-6-2

Rachel Beale b: 20 Jul 1817

Mc7-5-6-3

Edith Beale b: 17 Feb 1819

Mc7-5-6-4

Margaret Beale b: 9 Feb 1821

Mc7-5-6-5

Jesse Beale b: 19 Nov 1822 in Juniata Co, PA

Mc7-5-6-6

William Beale b: 9 Nov 1824

Mc7-5-6-7

Mary Beale b: 23 Feb 1827

Mc7-5-6-8

David Beale III b: 18 Apr 1829

Mc7-5-6-9

Catherine Beale b: 30 Apr 1831

Mc7-5-6-10

George Beale b: 9 Oct 1833

Mc7-5-6-11

Eliza Beale b: 5 Nov 1835

Mc7-5-6-12

Abner Beale b: 19 Sep 1838

Mc7-5-7

Joshua Beale b: 26 Nov 1791 in Tuscarora Valley,Cumberland Co,PA d 27 Nov 1875 in Juniata Co,PA m 10 Jun 1834 in Juniata Co Emelia Milliken Mc7-1-2-4 b: 14 Jul 1801 in Spruce Hill, Mifflin Co, PA d 20 Dec 1893 in Bealetown Pa dau of James Milliken b: 31 Oct 1769 in Milford Twp, Cumberland Co, PA see above and Jane Boggs b: 11 Jan 1772 in Lack Township

Mc7-5-7-1

David Joshua Beale b: 31 Jul 1835 d 19 Oct 1900 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co, PA bur Mifflintown, Juniata Co m1 2 May 1865 in Howard, Centre Co, PA Mary Moore b: 9 Jan 1836 in Zion, Centre Co, PA

Mc7-5-7-1-1

Milly Milliken Beale b: 1866 d 30 Dec 1926 in Baltimore, MD bur 1 Jan 1927 Mifflintown, Juniata Co m 8 Oct 1902 in Philadelphia William Dulany Thomas b: in Ten Hills, Baltimore Co, MD

-1 Mildred Dulany Thomas

Mc7-5-7-1-2

Mary Riddle Beale b: 25 Jun 1867 d 16 Jan 1952 in Philadelphia m William Wetherill Foster

Mc7-5-7-1-3

Jennie Ritner Beale b: 13 Oct 1868 in East Waterford, Juniata Co, PA d 21 Nov 1963 in Philadelphia

Mc7-5-7-1-4

John C C Beale b: 24 Jul 1870 in St Georges, New Castle Co, DE d 26 Apr 1945 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co, PA bur 30 Apr 1945 Mifflintown, Juniata Co m 24 Jul 1919 Lillian M Lacy b: 25 Aug 1882 in Erie, Erie Co, PA

-1 Laura Lacy Beale b: 22 Mar 1921

Mc7-5-7-1-5

David Joshua Beale Jr. b: 26 Dec 1873 d 7 Mar 1934 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co, PA bur 10 Mar 1934 Mifflintown, Juniata Co

Mc7-5-7-1-6

Wilson Thomas Moore Beale b: 27 Sep 1876 in Baltimore d 6 Oct 1959 Burial: Martinsburg, Berkeley Co, WV m May 1906 Mary Dutton Harlan

-1 Mary Moore Beale b: 6 Feb 1907 -2 Wilson Thomas Moore Beale Jr. b: 22 Jul 1909 in Salisbury, Wicomico Co, MD -3 Margaret Harlan Beale b: 30 Nov 1911 m 27 Oct 1951 in Detroit John Wilson Taylor

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James Milliken Beale b: 25 Mar 1837 d 6 May 1911 bur McCullochs Mills, Juniata Co m 28 Nov 1867 Matilda Jane Randolph b: 11 Mar 1842

Mc7-5-7-2-1

Anna Jennette Beale b: 10 Sep 1868 d 20 Aug 1889 in Bealetown, Juniata Co, PA bur McCullochs Mills, Juniata Co

Mc7-5-7-2-2

Millie Jane Beale b: 26 Jan 1870 d 4 Oct 1957 in Kissimmee, Osceola Co, FL bur 10 Oct 1957 Turbett Township, Juniata Co m 19 Dec 1910 in Honey Grove, Juniata Co Samuel Wesley McClure b: 6 Nov 1865 in East Waterford, Juniata Co, PA

-1 Mildred Randolph McClure b: 13 Nov 1911 in Honey Grove, Juniata Co d 28 Mar 1992 in Mifflintown, Juniata Co m Frank F Hornick b: in New York City,NY m2 9 Aug 1958 in FL Merl Wensley Easton

Mc7-5-7-2-3

Junia Mary Beale b: 1 Apr 1873 in Tuscarora Twp, Juniata Co, d 24 Sep 1952 in Lewistown, Mifflin Co, PA bur 27 Sep 1952 East Waterford, Juniata Co m 28 May 1896 in Bealetown, Juniata Co Stewart McCulloch Milliken b: 12 Jul 1864 c: 20 Mar 1865 in McCullochs Mills, Juniata Co, PA

-1 Stella May Milliken b: 24 Feb 1898 in East Waterford, Juniata Co, PA -2 James Clyde Milliken b: 22 Jan 1900 in East Waterford, Juniata Co

Mc7-5-7-2-4

James Franklin Beale b: 6 Oct 1875 in Honey Grove, Juniata Co d 1 Sep 1943 Burial: 6 Sep 1943 Turbett Township, Juniata Co m 4 Feb 1904 in Warble, Juniata Co Grace Almeda Reed b: 2 Jul 1879 in Tuscarora Twp, Juniata Co, PA

-1 Margaret Kathryn Beale b: 1 Nov 1904 in Tuscarora Twp, Juniata Co, PA d 8 Sep 1994 in Lewistown, Mifflin Co, PA bur 12 Sep 1994 Turbett Township, Juniata Co m 11 Jun 1924 in Port Royal Edgar Thompson Graham b: 23 Feb 1894 in Spruce Hill Twp, Juniata Co, PA -1-1 Living Graham -1-2 Living Graham m x DeFazio +3 ch -2 Frank Reed Beale b: 20 Aug 1907 in Port Royal, Juniata Co, PA -3 Dorothy Florine Beale b: 30 Sep 1911 m 22 Nov 1934 Joseph Patrick O'Brien b: 10 Sep 1910 in Nottingham,England + 4 ch

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Matilda Florence Beale b: 14 Feb 1878 d 16 Mar 1880

Mc7-5-7-2-6

John Randolph Beale b: 6 Jul 1881 d 18 Oct 1883 in Bealetown, Juniata Co

Mc7-5-7-2-7

Lila May Beale b: 19 Dec 1883 in Bealetown, Juniata Co d 25 Mar 1973 in Kissimmee, Osceola Co, FL bur 30 Mar 1973 Turbett Township, Juniata Co

Mc7-5-7-3

Samuel McConnell Beale b: 3 Nov 1838 in Honey Grove, Juniata Co d 1 Dec 1897 in Tuscarora Twp, Juniata Co, PA bur 3 Dec 1897 McCullochs Mills, Juniata Co m 22 Oct 1863 Elizabeth J Innis b: 5 Feb 1843 in McCoysville, Juniata Co, PA d 29 Oct 1926 dau of Robert Innis b: 1811 and Jane Middagh

Mc7-5-7-3-1

Gertrude Belle Beale b: 13 Oct 1864 in Bealetown, Juniata Co, d 8 Nov 1895 in Warble, Juniata Co, PA Burial: 10 Nov 1895 McCullochs Mills, Juniata Co m 4 Apr 1889 in Bealetown, Juniata Co John Lewis Kunkle b: 25 Dec 1861

-1 Bruce Beale Kunkle b: 26 Jun 1889 -2 J Lewis Kunkle -3 Gladys Kunkle -4 Annie Kunkle -5 Eva Kunkle

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Robert Innis Beale b: 6 Dec 1866 in Bealetown, Juniata Co, d 16 Jan 1941 in Hazleton, Emmons Co, ND bur 19 Jan 1941 Hazelton, Emmons Co m 31 May 1884 Florence Rohrer

Mc7-5-7-3-3

Joshua W Beale b: 17 Nov 1868 in Bealetown, Juniata Co d 16 Jan 1945 in Tiffin, Seneca Co, OH bur 20 Jan 1945 Melmore, Seneca Co, OH m 30 Jan 1896 in East Waterford, Juniata Co Lila J McClure b: 20 Apr 1870 in East Waterford, Juniata Co, PA

-1 Infant Beale b: 1 Sep 1898 -2 Mary Elizabeth Beale b: 19 Feb 1899 -3 Eunice McClure Beale b: 26 May 1904 m Harold Edwin Huddle b: 6 Apr 1899 + 2 ch -4 Corinne McClure Beale b: 26 May 1904 m Eldon Russell Hartschuh b: 6 Aug 1903 + 2 ch -5 Robert Wilmot Beale b: 31 Dec 1909

Mc7-5-7-3-4

Elizabeth Bessie Jane Beale b: 11 Jun 1871 in Bealetown, Juniata Co, d 26 May 1945 in East Waterford, Juniata Co, PA bur 29 May 1945 Saville, Perry Co m1 5 Feb 1891 in Bealetown, Juniata Co George W Bender b: 5 Mar 1868 m2 25 Apr 1898 in Kistler Charles C Morrison

-1 David Miles Bender b: 25 Apr 1898 in Kistler, Perry Co d Feb 1941 bur 22 Feb 1941 Turbett Township, Juniata Co, PA m 23 Mar 1918 in Port Royal Civilla M Groninger b: 1898 in Port Royal, Juniata Co, PA -1-1 George W Bender b 13 Dec 1918 -1-2 David Max Bender b 29 Mar 1923 -1-3 Living Bender m Robert Kauffman + 3 ch -1-4 Living Bender m x + 1 ch

Mc7-5-7-3-5

David McConnell Beale b: 12 Jan 1875 in Honey Grove, Juniata Co d 1 Jun 1961 in Lewistown, Mifflin Co, PA bur 6 Jun 1961 McCullochs Mills, Juniata Co m 6 Aug 1902 in Cumberland, Allegany Co, MD Victoria Alice Sharpless b: 19 Feb 1877 in Garrett Co, MD

-1 Hudson Karl Beale b: 26 Jan 1904 in Wharton, Boone Co, WV -2 David McConnell Beale Jr. b: 21 Feb 1907 in Hambleton, Tucker Co, WV -3 Lawrence Sharpless Beale b: 20 Dec 1912 in McCoysville, Juniata Co

Mc7-5-7-3-6

Rosa Mabel Beale b: 14 Feb 1879 d 28 Mar 1882

Mc7-5-7-3-7

Elsie Mary Beale b: 16 Jan 1881 in Bealetown, Juniata Co d 16 Jul 1960 bur 19 Jul 1960 Wooster, Wayne Co, OH m 18 Jun 1902 in Honey Grove, Juniata Co Thomas McCoy Steuart b: 14 Mar 1882 in McCoysville, Juniata Co, PA

-1 McConnell Beale Steuart b: 18 Nov 1903 -2 Neal McCoy Steuart b: 16 May 1907 -3 Thelma Irene Steuart b: 6 Feb 1910 m1 Bryner m2 18 Jun 1935 Homer Thompson -3-1 Living Thompson -4 Elizabeth Undine Steuart b: 12 Jan 1912 m 15 Nov 1934 Henry Lear + 2 ch -5 Dorothy Mairs Steuart b: 11 Oct 1916 m 22 Sep 1945 + 1 ch -6 Thomas Silas Steuart b: 27 Apr 1918

Mc7-5-7-3-8

Nancy Alma Beale b: 24 Mar 1883 in Honey Grove, Juniata Co d 13 Jan 1963 in Carlisle, Cumberland Co, PA bur 17 Jan 1963 McCullochs Mills, Juniata Co m 19 May 1915 in Fort Bigham, Juniata Co Harvey Erwin Eaton b: 16 Aug 1871 in Lack Township, Juniata Co, PA -1 Infant Eaton b: 6 Feb 1916

Mc7-5-7-3-9

Minnie Rachel Beale b: 30 Jul 1886 in Bealetown, Juniata Co m 30 Nov 1912 in Mifflintown Lloyd B Mumper b: ABT 1888 -1 Maurine Mumper b: 26 May 1915

Mc7-5-7-4

Rachel Jane Beale b: 14 Feb 1841 d 8 Dec 1927 in Portland, Multnomah Co, OR bur 14 Dec 1927 Malvern, Chester Co m 2 May 1865 in Bealetown Isaac Newton Ritner b: ABT 1841 in PA

-1 Minnette Ritner b: ABT 1867 d Sep 1941 m Walter B Farley -2 Laura Genieve Ritner b: 17 May 1871 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co d1943 in , , OR bur Chicago, Cook Co, IL m 9 Mar 1897 George M Miles -3 Albert K Ritner b: ABT 1871

-2-1 Ruth Miles -2-2 Helen Miles -2-3 Mary Curtis Miles

Mc7-5-7-5

Joshua Franklin Beale b: 25 Apr 1843 m 6 Dec 1870 J Annie Ritner b: ABT 1843

Joshua Franklin Beale Jr. b: ABT 1869

Mc7-5-8

Jesse Beale b: 25 Apr 1794 in Tuscarora Valley,Mifflin Co,PA d 12 Nov 1847 in Tuscarora Valley,Juniata Co,PA m 30 Mar 1826 Eliza McConnell Morrow

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Ellen M Beale b: 18 Apr 1827 in Mifflin Co,PA

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Joshua Beale II

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Rachel Beale b: 13 Nov 1835

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Priscilla J Beale

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David Porter Beale b: 27 Apr 1839

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John Beale

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Ann Eliza Beale

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Rachel Beale b: 15 Dec 1796 in Tuscarora Valley,Mifflin Co,PA d 20 Mar 1847 in Juniata Co,PA bur Academia, Juniata Co, PA m 11 Apr 1822 Thomas I Milliken b: 4 Dec 1795 in Pleasant View, Cumberland Co, PA see above Mc7-1-2-1

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Jane Rachel Milliken b: 27 Apr 1823

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Rachel Beale Milliken b: 9 Jul 1826

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James Boggs Milliken b: 16 Jul 1828

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Mary Ann Milliken b: 4 Aug 1830

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David Beale Milliken b: 1 Jan 1833 in Academia, Juniata Co, PA

Mc7-5-9-6

John David Milliken b: 23 Oct 1835 in Spruce Hill Twp, Juniata Co

Mc7-5-10

Edith Beale b: 27 Aug 1800 in Tuscarora Valley, Mifflin Co,PA d 3 Jul 1865 in Juniata Co,PA m 27 Dec 1827 in Mifflin Co Thomas Sweringen b: 20 Oct 1805

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Rachel Beale Sweringen b: 22 Oct 1828 in Mifflin Co,PA

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Mary Ann Sweringen b: 25 Sep 1829 in Mifflin Co,PA

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James Tower Van Sweringen b: 10 Feb 1832 in Juniata Co,PA

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Matilda Jane Sweringen b: 27 Oct 1834 in Juniata Co,PA

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Eliza E Sweringen b: 19 Apr 1838 in Juniata Co,PA

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Matilda Jane Sweringen b: 1 May 1840 in Juniata Co,PA

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David Beale Sweringen b: 5 Apr 1843 in Juniata Co

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Samuel McConnell, birth: 1758 Cumberland Co., PA [S761] d 1827 Bourbon Co KY [S761]

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Thomas McConnell, birth: ABT 1759, , Cumberland Co., PA [S761]

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Elizabeth MCCUTCHEON , MARRIAGE: 27 FEB 1781, , Perry Co. Pa

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Esther McConnell, birth: ABT 1761, , Cumberland Co., PA [S761]

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John MCCUTCHEON, MARRIAGE: 26 NOV 1781, , Perry Co., PA [S2003]

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Ann McConnell, birth: ABT 1763, , Cumberland Co., PA [S761]

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John HOGE, MARRIAGE: 14 AUG 1783, , Perry Co., PA [S2003]

Sources for the above: 1850 Bourbon Co., KY census Bevshaq@aol.com Robert McConnell, www.McConnell.com see also below

Shrewmaster Pedigree The pedigree below is based on Beverly's dilligent gleaning of census, marriage and death records.

1. Henry Shrewmaster

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Catherine about1815. She was proabably born before 1800

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Rebecca Shrewmaster widow Buckler, was the daughter of and born about 1816, d. before 19 April 1866. William and Rebecca McConnell lived in Ruddles Mill precinct, in Bourbon County, Ky. The two children living in their household from the marriage with Masoner is in the box m1 y Buckley m3 William McConnell as the widow of Campbell Masoner, and had issue

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Campbell Masoner

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George W. Masoner listed in the 1860 census next to the family William and Rebecca McConnell in Ruddles Mills, Bourbon Co., KY. b. between 5th and 25th Dec 1838 in Bourbon County as seen from the following marriage data. He is listed together with his 2nd wife, son and stepfatherWilliam McConnell and William's son, John, in the 1870 census in Pendleton Co.,McKinneysburg Prec. 2, Kentucky, page 420A line 30. George W. Masoner and his family are listed in Bracken Co., KY in the 1880 census. 1880 U. S. Census, Bracken Co. Milford, Kentucky ED 13 page 527A George Masoner self Male W 40 Marr, b. KY KY/KY farmer

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Sarah Watson on 05 Dec 1864 in Bracken Co. (Bracken Co., Ky Marriages and Bonds 1860-1900. Marriage Bond, Marriage License 12/5/1864. George - age 25 born Bourbon Co., KY; Sarah's age was 20, born Braken Co., KY; on 2 Sep 1864. Father and mother of groom born Bourbon Co.). Sarah Watson apparently died by 1866,

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Samantha E. Watson (Sarah's sister) about 25 Dec 1866 also in Bracken Co., KY. (Bracken Co., Ky Marriages and Bonds 1860-1900. Marriage Bond/Marriage License, Marriage Certificate 12/25/1866 - George Masoner, age 28, born Bourbon Co., 2nd marriage, parents born Bourbon Co. Samantha E. Watson, age 16, born Bracken County, KY.)

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William N. Masoner, It appears that William (and all of his children) dropped the "er" from Masoner and used the name Mason. In the 1880 census Iona McClanahan (niece), and Walter McClanahan (brother) were living in the household of James McClanahan. In the 1900 census, Willie Mason and his wife, Ionie, and their family are living next to James McClanahan. Information submitted to Ancestry World Tree by Charles Wesley Smith show that William N. Masoner married Iona McClanahan on 8 Feb 1894 in Bracken Co., KY. Smith identifies Iona McClanahan as the daughter of Walter Holiday McClanahan. Based upon above information, I have assumed that William N. Masoner is the person identified as Willie Mason in the 1900 census and Ona McClannahan, Iona McClanahan and Ionie Mason are the same person.William Mason/Masoner apparently died between 1900 and 1910 because in the 1910 census, his wife, Iona was It is more likely that he died between 1904 and 1910 as the 1910 census lists another son, Clarence Mason, age 6: 1910 U. S. Census, Bracken Co., Chatham, Kentucky, ED 31 page 289B line 4 Brooksville Road. 1900 U. S. Census, Bracken Co., Berlin Prec., Kentucky ED 54 page 259B shows the following children: 133/133 Mason Willie N. Head W M Apr 1869 31 Marr 7 yrs. Kentucky Ky/KY farmer (Note: William's sister, Callie, is listed with her husband, Jeff W. Perkins, on page 259A, line 13-15, dwelling and family 122.)

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Ona McClannahan abt. 7 Feb 1894. according to the records in Bracken County, KY show that W.N. Masoner married "" She married 2nd James L. Merrill after 1907 but before 1910. Iona McClannahan married two more times; to a man named Black and her fourth marriage to John Perkins. According to Kentucky Death Certificate #15967 for Iona Perkins she died 10 May 1939 at Hayswood Hospital, Maysville, Mason Co., Residence Location: Bracken County. She was born 14 Apr 1869 in Bracken Co. and her parents were Walter McClanahan and Alice Black. The informant on the death certificate was Mrs. Icie Dorn, Augusta, KY Rt. 1.

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Ice E. Mason b Nov 1894 married Otto Dorn and had a daughter Orrenna Dorn b about 1928

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Frankie L. b Apr 1897

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Sella Mason b Apr 1900 1/12 Single Kentucky Ky/KY

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Clarence Edward Mason b about 1904 wife: Helen Mason; died 2 Mar 1931 in Berlin, Bracken Co. of pulmonary tuberculosis. The informant on his death certificate was his mother, Ona Black, Brooksville, KY. Clarence and his family were listed in the 1930 census in Bracken Co. 1930 U. S. Census, Bracken Co., Dist. 7, T626-735 ED 13 page 94A line 24 - 19 Apr 1930 Mason Clarence Head Rent M W 25 Marr @ 23 Kentucky Ky/KY farmer Helen Wife F W 20 Marr @ 20 Kentucky Ky/KY Clarence A. son M W 2-0/12 Single Kentucky Ky/KY William E. son M W 3/12 Single Kentucky KY/KY obituary for Helen Mason, widow of Clarence Mason, who also died of tuberculosis: Obituary of Helen Mason, Helen Ware, daughter of Julia Berry & Dimmit Ware, was born at Milford, Bracken County, Mach 7, 1909, and passed away Sunday night, February 9, 1936 at the age of 26 years, 11 months and 2 days. She had been a sufferer from that dreaded disease, tuberculosis. In December 1929 she was united in marriage to Clarence Mason. To this union were born two sons, Clarence Alford and William Edward, both of whom survive. Her husband departed this life in March 1931 and since that time Helen has resided with her parents on the Belmont Road. Funeral services were conducted Wednesday afternooin at McKendree Chapel by the Rev. M. Pfanstiel. Inernment in church yard cemetery. Moore, Fox & parker, funeral directors in charge of arrangements.

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Charlie Masoner,

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Nannie B. Masoner,

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Callie Masoner, married Jeff W. Perkins Callie Masoner and Jeff Perkins are listed in the 1900 and 1910 census in Bracken Co. 1900 U. S. Census, Bracken Co., Berlin Precinct, Kentucky T623-510, ED 24 page 259A, line 13, 9 Jun 1900 Perkins, Jeff W. Head W M Jul 1876 23 Marr 3 yrs. Kentucky Ky/KY farmer Callie Wife W F Jun 1878 22 Marr 3 yrs 1/1 ch Kentucky IL/KY Cora A. dau W F May 1898 2 Single Illinois KY/KY (Note: Cora A. is believed to be Clara Agnes - See Agnes in 1910 census) Callie's brother, William, is listed on page 259B, lines 62-66, dwelling and family 133. 1910 U. S. Census, Bracken Co., Berlin, Dist. 7, Kentucky ED 35 sheet 9B, line 91 Perkins Jeff Head M W 34 Marr(1) 13 yrs Kentucky KY/OH Farmer Callie Wife F W 32 Marr(1) 13 yrs. 2/2 ch. Kentucky KY/KY Agnes Dau F W 12 Single Kentucky Ky/KY Nannie L. dau F W 3 Single Kentucky KY/KY

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Amanda Malvina Masoner b. about 1837 in Bourbon County. She was listed (as "Melinda Masoner") in the 1860 census next to the family William and Rebecca McConnell in Ruddles Mills, Bourbon Co., KY, d before 1880.

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Edward C. C. Foster on 14 Aug 1861 at the residence of Wiliam McConnell in Bourbon Co., KY (copied from marriage records in Bourbon Co.) Edward Foster (35), his wife Malvina (33) were listed in the 1870 census in Bourbon County with daughters. He married 2nd Julia R. and moved to Pendleton Co., Ky.

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Martha Foster 8 yrs in1870.

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Edward Burbridge and died 15 Sep 1928 in Bryan Hill Pike, Fayette Co., Kentucky (Kentucky Death Cert. # 22037). According to her death certificate, she was born 21 Jun 1859 in Kentucky, her parents were E.C.C. Foster and Melvina Foster; her husband, who was the informant on the death certificate, was Edward Burbridge, and she was buried in Lexington Cemetery. They had four sons,

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Harry Burbridge ,

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Edward Burbridge ,

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James Burbridge

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Arthur Burbridge. Beverly has not found Martha and Edward Burbridge in the 1920 census, but the World War I draft registration card of their son, Arthur, filed in June 1918 in Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., TX, lists his mother, Mrs, Mattie Burbridge of Fort Worth, TX as his closest relative. In 1930, Edward Burbridge was in Fayette County with sons, Edward and James. In 1930, Arthur was single and living in Tarrant Co., TX. Son, Harry, was married and was listed with his family in 1920 and 1930 in Connersville, Fayette Co., Indiana.

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Frances Foster 3 yrs in 1870

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Lillie Foster 11 mo. in 1870. According to her death certificate, Lillie Mae Snyder was 76 when she died from congestive heart failure on 16 Mar 1945 at "Good Sam. Hospital, Lexington, Fayette Co., KY; her parents were E.C.C Foster and Melvina (no last name listed); she was buried 19 Mar 1945 in Lexington Cemetery, The informant on her death certificate was Miss Carey McCart, Lexington. Her husband's name was not listed. So far I haven't found her in any census after 1880.

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Emma was Eward Foster's daughter by either Emma F. Foster Death certificate #21987 - Mrs Emma Foster Martin was a widow, age 78 when she died on 26 Sep 1948 in Woodford Memorial Hospital, Versailles, Woodford Co., she was born in Millersburg, Kentucky, at the time of her death her residence was RR1, Versailles, Woodford Co., KY; her father was Edward Foster, her mother's name wasn't listed; she was buried 28 Sep 1948 in Lexington Cemetery, Lexington, KY, and the informant on her death certificate was Rev. H. M. Patton, 335 Lexington Street, Lexington, KY. Her death certificate doesn't help in determining whether her mother was Malvina Masoner or Edward Foster's second wife, Julia. It did, however, provide enough information for me to find her in Fayette Co., KY in the 1900 through 1930 census reports. Emma's husband was Gabe David Martin. The 1900 census shows Emma was born in Oct 1876, Gabe Martin was born in Feb 1868 and they had been married 7 years. According to the 1920 and 1930 census, they had an adopted son, Harold Patton (b, abt 1918), who is probably the Rev. H. M. Patton who was the informant on Emma's death certificate. According to his death certificate # 3617, Gabe David Martin was b. 27 Feb 1858 in Fayette County and died 23 Jan 1941 at Old Frankford Pike, Woodford Co. (his residence was shown as Rural, Pisgah, Woodford Co.); his parents were James Harrison Martin and Mary Ann Roach, both b. in Kentucky. His wife was Emma Foster who was the informant on his death certificate.

Nesbit Pedigree  Source: 1  2. for collateral lines: History of Kentucky Vol V, 1922, by Wm Connelly and E.M. Coulter, ed. by Judge Charles Kerr. The Nesbits came to America about 1700 and settled in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, now known as the Cumberland Valley. (Early Bourbon County Families:  Families who settled in Bourbon County, Kentucky between 1770-1775, Nesbit/Nesbitt Family prepared by Robert E. Francis and David Anderson, 28 December 1999; Bourbon County, KY GenWeb webpage)

Cumberland Valley, Pennsylvania.

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Samuel Nesbit, . b. c 1745 Cumberland, PA d bef jul 1787 Bourbon Co., KY. Samuel is believed to have come to Kentucky with his brother, William, in 1775 to establish improvements on land. About 1779 he brought his family to Bourbon Co., Kentucky.  There were tax records and land grants. (reportedly killed by Shawnee Indians).

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Elspa "Elsie" Watt 05 Jan 1779 Sherman's Valley, Perry Co. (then Cumberland Co.), PA She was born c 1760 Sherman's Valley, Cumberland Co., PA d 1838 Bourbon Co., KY. she married (2nd) 28 Jul 1787 James Robinson b. c 1765 Franklin Co, PA, d 20 Nov 1831 Bourbon Co.

Children of Elspa Watt and 2nd husband, James Robinson: 1. James Robinson b: 1790 in Bourbon Co., Kentucky  2. Andrew Robinson b: 01 Jan 1793 in Ruddells Mill, Bourbon, KY d: 22 Aug 1884 in Kingston, Decatur Co., IN  m: 19 Feb 1820 in Bourbon Co., KY Catherine (Caty) Donnell b: 12 Jul 1799 in Bourbon Co., KY d: 23 Jan 1871 in Decatur Co., IN 3. Joseph Robinson b: Abt. 1790 in Ruddells Mill, Bourbon, KY d: aft May 12, 1834. Note: Joseph Robinson was surety for marriage of Pleasant M. Masoner and Elspa McConnell, May 12, 1834, Bourbon Co., KY Seems to be the witness of Ardery's will written 1827 and probated 1830. 4. John A. Robinson b: 08 Jun 1797 in Bourbon Co., KYd: 24 Mar 1876 in Rd. Prairie Twp., Callaway Co., MO m: 25 Sep 1822 in Bourbon Co., KY Barbary Lyle Fisher Willett b: 20 Jan 1797 in Montgomery Co., MD d: 20 Sep 1871 in Rd. Prairie Twp., Callaway Co., MO

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Elizabeth Nesbit (b. 21 Oct 1780 in Bourbon Co.)

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Samuel McConnell in 1803

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Rachel, single;

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William Nesbit, deceased, who left two children Samuel and Elizabeth, both under 21 years. (Circuit Court Records; Ardery vs. Samuel Nesbit's Heirs, Box 695) (Note: Bourbon County Circuit Court, Bourbon County, Kentucky)

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Agnes "Nancy" McCLINTOCK daughter of Joseph McCLINTOCK & Elizabeth TORRENCE , was born in 1752 in Pennsylvania. She died 26 August 1836 in Marion County, Indiana.

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John Nesbit b. 1778 d. 1835

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Elizabeth Nesbit. b. ca. 1780. She married William (John) STEVENSON.

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Joseph McClintock Nesbit b. 1780 d.1832

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Jeremiah Nesbit. b. ca. 1784. died Marion County, Indiana. Buried in Lutheran Cemetery, Marion County, Indiana. He married Ellen LONG, in Kentucky.

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Jerimiah Nesbit, d  1796 His will benefits the following children and his brother Wm. Nesbit and John Morrow and was witnessed by  Wm. McClintock, Geo. Mountjoy, Robt. Morrow in May, 1796.

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Sarah

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Mary Nesbit,

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Rachel Nesbit,

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Margaret; Nesbit,

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Robert Nesbit, posibly the Robert Nesbit, d Dec 1822 Harrison Co., KY. From Julia Ardery's Kentucky Records - Volume I Adair-Wigginton Suit, Box 585-1823.  Deposition of Robert Nesbit states he came to KY in the spring of 1785 and that John Cook, Sr., lived where his son Isaac Cook "now lives on Flat Run". Robert appears on tax lists of Bourbon Co., Kentucky in 1791. Robert appears on the census for Bourbon Co., Kentucky in 1792, 1800, ?1810, ?1820. Robert Nisbit - Will Book B, Page 139, Harrison County, KY. names the following

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Sarah; executrix of William's will written 30 Nov 1822)

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Eliza Jane Nesbit

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James Nesbit  born January 24, 1821 - died September 2, 1850

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Sarah Nesbit,

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Elizabeth Nesbit,

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Jeremiah Nesbit

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Samuel Nesbit, born after 1780, This Samuel may be the father of F.F. Nesbit below.

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William Nesbit,  born after 1780, possibly the same William Nesbit, d. Bet. 26 Jul - 26 Aug 1805 William appears in the Tax List in Bourbon Co. for the first time in 1789 and is on the lists through 1799. William appears in the Bourbon Co. census for the years 1792 and 1800. William's will was dated 11 Jul 1805, proved Sept. 1805.  Witnesses:  Joseph Robinson, Joseph Patton, and Thomas Patton.  The following wife and children are included in his will:

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John Nesbit,

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Joseph Nesbit,

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Jeremiah Nesbit,

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Elizabeth Nesbit

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Jean Nesbit,

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John Nesbit, was in Kentucky 1775 in the John Miller's company as Samuel and William Nesbit, hence presumably a brother if not the father of the latter. He must be the witness of John Ardery's will probated in 1830.

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Thomas Nesbit, believed to be the son of John, as all of the other brothers' seem to listed in full. He appears for the first time on Bourbon County Tax lists in 1790 and continues to be on the tax lists through 1799. 1792 - on Bourbon Co., KY census, 1800 - on Nicholas Co., KY census, Court Records: Carlisle, Kentucky: April 28 1823 Thomas Nesbit became guardian of Sarah Nesbit below.

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Nathan Nesbit deceased in 1822

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Sarah Nesbit heir of Nathan Nesbit above, b after 1803.

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Samuel Nesbit, This Samuel, who settled in Harrison County at a very early day and died there when F. F. Nesbit was a boy, is probably the same as the Samuel named in Jeremiah's will of the son of John. (presumably b about 1785 d about 1830.

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F. F.  Nesbit. F. F. Nesbit was born in Harrison County, Kentucky, in 1820, a son of The latter moved to Grant County, Kentucky, in early manhood and engaged in merchandising until 1864, in that year locating at Tuscola, Illinois, where for four years, in partnership with a Mr. Chambers, he owned and operated a general store. In 1868 he came to Warsaw, and was the leading merchant here until his retirement in 1889, his death following in 1904. In his early political life he was a democrat but in later years became affiliated with the republican party. He served four years as constable of the Warsaw district. He was a man of true Christian principles, a faithful member of the Methodist Episcopal Church and for twenty years was secretary of the Sunday School at Warsaw. He belonged to Tadmore Lodge No. 108, F. and A. M., of which he was a past master, and to Kentucky Lodge No. 39, Odd Fellows, of which he was a past grand.

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in Grant County, Kentucky, to a Miss Byers, who died in that county, the mother of two children

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Clarence C., who died at the age of fifty years in St. Louis, Missouri, where he was in business as a real estate broker.

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Lizzie, who was the wife of a Mr. Roberts and died in Florida.

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Kate Kirby, who was born in 1822, in Bourbon County, Kentucky, and died at Warsaw in 5900.

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A daughter who died in infancy;

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Joe K. Nesbit, County and Circuit Court clerk of Gallatin County, Kentucky, and owner and proprietor of a large and important business enterprise at Warsaw. Mr. Nesbit was born at Tuscola, Douglas County, Illinois, January 24, 1865. Joe K. Nesbit was three years old when the family came to Warsaw, which place, like others, was in a process of adjustment after the close of the Civil war. When twelve years old he began to be self-supporting, finding work on the farm of J. H. McDaniel, near Warsaw, where he remained for six years and going then Gallatin County, where he remained three years. In the meanwhile, determined to obtain a good education, he applied himself to study and reading under the super-intendence for a time of Reverend Speers, and while many youths of his age were spending their evenings in pursuit of pleasure he was busy with his books. Mr. Nesbit was about twenty-one years old when he went to work for David Carr, tobacconist, at Warsaw, with whom he remained for ten years, going then to the firm of William. Taaffe & Son, undertakers, and when Mr. Taaffe died in 1897 he bought the business from Mrs. Taaffe and has conducted it ever since. He has modernized the business, has introduced special features of service, owns a fine undertaking parlor on Main Street, and practically has no competitor in funeral directing in the county. He is a licensed embalmer and was appointed by Governor McCreary to fill out the unexpired term of Stanley Milward on the State Board of Embalmers, serving one year. In political life Mr. Nesbit has always been a democrat. Under appointment he served as deputy County Court Clerk and deputy Circuit Court Clerk of Gallatin County from January, 1906, until January, 5910. In November, 5909, he was elected County and Circuit Court Clerk, and assumed the duties of his office in January, 1910, and his efficiency may be judged by the fact that he was re-elected in 5953 and 1917, the terms covering four years. Mr. Nesbit's offices are in the court house at Warsaw, where his fellow citizens always meet with intelligent attention and courteous treatment. Mr. Nesbit is a member of Tadmore Lodge No. 108, F. and A. M., Warsaw, of which he is a past master; Warsaw Chapter No. 97, R. A. M., of which he is a past high priest; Covington Commandery No. 7, K. T.; and El Hassa Temple, Mystic Shrine, Ashland, Kentucky. He belongs also to Gallatin Lodge No. 95, Odd Fellows, Napoleon, Kentucky, of which is a past grand; and Warsaw Council No. 147, J. 0. U. A. M. Mr. Nes¬bit is the owner of several valuable properties, these including his place of business, his comfortable modern residence on Pearl Street, and one-third of the Odd Fellows Cemetery plot at Warsaw. During the World war he was active and prominent in the patriotic movements that had so much to do with its fortunate termination, being one of the willing and unselfish workers for the great cause. He served as chairman of the Gallatin County Draft Board and also was chairman of the Gallatin County Council of Defense. Mr. Nesbit attends -the Methodist Episcopal Church.

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Walter F. Nesbit, who is a contractor and decorator residing at San Diego, California; and

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Sallie R. Nesbit, who resides with her brother Joe K. and looks after his home comforts, neither having married.

Caroline Nisbet possibly of this family but there may have been a brother of the above who stayed in Cumberland Valley and moved to Ohio later.

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Alexander McConnell

Hi Bill,
I've added some dates to what you had for your corrections.(I assume the dates were for the main person). I've capitalized them. Also I've found some more information for you.

I finally found William McConnell in the 1860 census. He was listed in the census index as Wm. W. Connell. Looking at the census image I could see where the transcriber thought the Mc was a W. In the1860 Bourbon Co., KY Ruddles Mill precinct I found Connell, William W. age 50?
" , Rebecca age 47
" , Garrett D. age 14
" , James A. age 6
" , Eliza A. age 3

In a book at our Library titled "Vital Records from Early Newspapers of Paris KY" I found this.
April 19 1866 "The True Kentuckian", (Paris, KY Paper) deathS Mrs. Rebecca McConnell of Ruddles Mills, age about 50 years.
This appears to be William's Rebecca.

I have not found William, James or Eliza in any 1870 census

I did find this marriage listed in a Bourbon Co., KY marriage index. Wm.
McConnell m. Margaret Current on May 18, 1831 in Bourbon Co., KY. Don't know if Rebecca might be a nickname for Margaret or if this is a different Wm. McConnell.

Bill Wheaton.

The following website excludes the latter from having been our William's father but mentions a first cousin by the name of William. The William of McConnell's Station was born in Pennsyvania in 1753, which was just after the normal period of indenture for those deported following the Battle of Culloden.
http://www.shawhan.com/stations/McConnell.html
Name: William McConnell
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birth: 1753
Father: Alexander McConnell

William McConnell's Station [1]

This station was established by a William McConnell who reportedly built a stone house on the west side of Paris Pike. This McConnell was not the same one who helped to settle and establish Lexington but rather a latecomer. Ardery (1934) reported that William McConnell bought 1000 acres from James Buckhannon in 1788 and established his home on this tract. Bourbon County Deed Book "A" (p. 157) does indeed contain an indenture between McConnell and Buckhannon, dated February 9, 1788 and containing 1000 acres on Houston Creek. No survey plat was drawn for this deed nor were environmental features clearly described. However, James Buckhannon (or Buchanan) acquired 1400 acres on Houston Fork through assignment from John Holder and John Martin (Virginia Survey Book 5, pp. 358-9). The survey calls for corner "B" in the plat to specify a sugartree and hoopash near a sinkhole. The corresponding corner in the plat described by the indenture between Buckhannon and McConnell also specifies a hoopash near a sinkhole. It seems reasonable that McConnell's parcel was partly taken from this tract. Superposition of the two plats, matching the southwest corners and utilizing locational clues in the earlier survey allows for the tentative placement shown in Figure IV-16.

The reported location of the site (designated 15Bb75) contains clear evidence of a former domestic structure (Figure IV-16). A rectangular depression marks the site of the house. A nearby burned tree stump is testimony of the fire which destroyed the house before 1934. observed artifactual debris around the depression included 19th and 20th century materials such as refired brick, transferprinted and undecorated earthenware, glass and linoleum. The early occupation has undoubtedly been obscured by substantial quantities of later occupational debris. However, the potential for preserved early remains is judged to be good. Limestone used in house construction has probably been removed in the course of converting the field to horse pasture. An associated springhouse covering a copius spring has been rebuilt by owner James Brady. He reported that, even in the severe drought of 1983, the spring continued to flow abundantly (James Brady 1983: personal communication). Ardery (1934) also reported that McConnell died in 1823 and was buried in a family cemetery on the farm. This cemetery has not been relocated.

This site was apparently not fortified and probably served as a stopping place rather than for defensive protection. Virtually no pioneer accounts were located which provided any more than passing mention of the site. In a case between Lanier vs. Protzman (Ardery 1939), William McDowell deposed that he lived at McConnell's Station about four miles from Paris around 1789-1790. McDowell's land connected to McConnell on the south side of his 1000-acre tract.
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WILLIAM McConnell [2]

The following sketch of William McConnell and his home was written by Mrs. William Breckenridge Ardery and published in the Kentuckian Citizen Wednesday, May 23, 1934.

In the year 1788 William McConnell, Revolutionary soldier, purchased from one James Buchannon 1,000 acres of land on the Paris-Lexington Road. This tract was bounded by lands of James Kelley, Aaron Ashbrook, Hugh Sidwell, James Buchannon and by Captain James Wright's Military survey. Here, William McConnell built his home of native rock four miles from Paris on the west side of the road immediately across from "Roccliegan," the present home of his great-great-grandson, William Breckenridge Ardery, on land now owned by his great-grandson, Lafayette Ardery. The old home was destroyed by fire many years ago, but the spring-house still stands at the foot of the hill and supplies abundant water for all who come for refreshment. This home is indicated on the first map of Bourbon county under the name of LaFayette Ardery, and an interesting sketch showing the style of architecture is in the possession of descendants. It was here that early stage-coaches stopped to change horses enroute from Maysville (Limestone) to Lexington at an early date.

William McConnell, who had rendered service both in assisting in establishing Royal Spring (Georgetown, Ky.), the first fortified station north of the Kentucky River, in company with his cousin, William McConnell, of Fayette county, and had returned to Pennsylvania to fight with the Lancaster county militia during the Revolution, was an outstanding citizen of Bourbon county. For many years he was commissioned by the Bourbon County Court to have jurisdiction over the Bourbon County section of the Paris-Lexington road. He was Ruling Elder in the Presbyterian Church of Paris, Kentucky, which statement is recorded in the first Minute Book of the Church.

William McConnell, son of Alexander McConnell, who came to America from Scotland, was born in 1753 and married Rosannah Kennedy in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, 1768. He died in Bourbon County in 1823, his will being a matter of record. In his will he left his "Mansion House"' to his beloved daughter, Elizabeth Ardery and her husband, John Ardery, and it was from this ancestress that some of the land has descended unto the fifth generation. William McConnell and six of his sons fought in the War of 1812.

The children of William McConnell and Rosannah Kennedy, his wife, marriage: 1768 Lancaster County, Pennsylvania:

Mary married Joseph Mitchell
Ann married John Corry
Martha married Wm. Dinwiddie
Samuel married Elizabeth Nesbit
John married Elizabeth Clarkson
William Jr. married Catherine Turley
Edward married Rebecca Todd
Joseph married Jane Jackson
Ephraim married Catherine Ardery
James died unmarried
Elizabeth married John Ardery

Elizabeth McConnell, above mentioned, was born 1785 and died 1833, married January first 1818 to John Ardery who was born 1790 and died 1853. John Ardery was the son of John Ardery and Mary (Watt) Ardery, the former a Revolutionary soldier who came to Bourbon county in 1787 with his brothers, James and William, from Cumberland county, Pennsylvania. James Ardery was one of the original trustees of Carlisle, Kentucky, and William Ardery was the first sheriff of Harrison county. John and James Ardery were both officers in the war of 1812. John Ardery died in Bourbon county in the year 1830.

Among the children of John Ardery and his wife, Elizabeth (McConnell) Ardery was Lafayette Ardery who married Ann Breckenridge,, daughter of John and Ann Weir (Brooks) Breckenridge, both of whom descended from Revolutionary and Colonial ancestry. Ann Breckenridge was a cousin of General John Cabell Breckenridge, Vice President of the United States.

The McConnells and Arderys lie buried in the old family graveyard on the original tract of land, four miles front Paris on the Paris-Lexington Road.

William McConnell was a Trustee of the Presbyterian Church in 1795 and was one of the Trustees to receive the deed front Lawrence Protzman in 1795 to the lot on High Street where the first building of the Presbyterian Church was erected. Mr. McConnell was a Ruling Elder in the Paris Church for many years serving in that office until his death.

Sources
1. Nancy O’Malley, Stockading Up, Kentucky Heritage Council, Frankfort Kentucky, revised edition, 1994, pp. 71-72.
2. Presbyterianism, pp. 29-31.
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Last Modified: May 25, 2002
Created: August 15, 2002

McConnell, Samuel, died June 7, 1833 age 26 years & 22 days
Nesbit, James W., born January 24, 1821 - died September 2, 1850

Current, Thomas, born 1832 - died 1902
Current, W. H., born 1845 - died 1906
Current, Rebecca, w/o Elijah, born March 25, 1790 - died February 7, 1871
Current, Elijah, born October 28, 1792 - died ? 23, 1880
Current, Newt. A., born 1845 - died 1910

The above Rebecca would have been 26 at the the time of William's wife, Rebecca' birth and could have been her mother.

Davises in Bourbon co.
http://www.geniecorner.com/HTML/Paris.html
tombstone inscriptions for the Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky, preceeding 1912.

Davis, Nannie Hook, w/o George R., born 1865 - died 1898
Davis, Nancy, born 1895 - died 1896
Davis, Tom Hook, s/o G. R. & N. H., born 1891 - died 1894
(Davis, Nathaniel, born April 2, 1791 died May 19, 1864
(Davis, Lew T., born August 16, 1836 died February 15, 1874
(Davis, Irene, d/o L. T. & A.B., No Dates
(Davis, William M., s/o N. & M. T., born December 20, 1827 - died January 17, 1856
(Davis, Mary, d/o N. & M. T., born May 20, 1838 died January 17, 1841
(Davis, Margaret T., w/o N., born May 19, 1802 died February 10, 1859
Davis, Jas. T., Jr., born 1863 - died 1892
Davis, Maggie M., born 1861 - died 1903
Davis, Jas. T., born 1824 - died 1905
(Davis, Geo. M., died June 28, 1838 aged 39 years
(McClintock, Mary, died February 27, 1885 aged 89 years
Davis, Nancy, born December 19, 1799 - died December 26, 1880
Davis, James, born 1856 - died 1895
Davis, Lucy E., born 1877 - died 1907
Davis, Thomas W., born 1852 - died 1881

http://www.geniecorner.com/HTML/BourbondeathsA-G.html

Assuming that Rebecca named her two youngest children after her father and mother we look for the family name A in the same parish:

ALEXANDER, James - ruling Elder, departed this life Wednesday, 3 Oct 1821. (Paris Presbyterian Church Records 1820-1824)

ARDERY, John - Mentions son, Alexander ARDERY; daughter Betsy GRIFFITH; daughter Peggy WATTS; daughter, Jane PURDY; daughter Katy McConnell; son, John ARDERY; son Thomas ARDERY; son James ARDERY. Made Aug 1827. Proved 1 Mar 1830. Witnesses: John NESBIT, Barnard VANDARIN, Joseph ROBINSON. (Will Book H, p. 363)

ASHURST, Josiah - Heirs vs. Josiah ASHURST Heirs. Thomas JONES and wife Patsy, Wm. JONES and wife, Nancy, Sanford GORHAM and wife, Polly, Robert ASHURST, John ASHURST, Paulina ASHURST, an infant under 21 with Washington KENNEDY, her guardian, Wm. and Rebecca ASHURST, infants under 21 with Robt. ASHURST guardian. Would show that Josiah ASHURST their ancestor, departed this life intestate, possesed of real estate and slaves and personal property. That oratrix, Polly, Nancy, Polly, Paulina, and Rebecca and ortors Robt. John and Wm., together with Josiah ASHURST and Elizabeth are the only children of said Josiah ASHURST, deceased. Patsy md. Thos. JONES and Nancy md. Wm. JONES and oratrix, Polly md. Sanford GORHAM. In division Paulina shown to be sife of Preston GRIFFING. (Circuit Clerk Records, Suit in Chancery, Box 744, 9 Oct 1820)

ARROWSMITH, Richard - Mentions wife Carander ARROWSMITH; 12 children, viz: Mary LONGNECKER, William ARROWSMITH, Rebecca GARRIOTT, Alexander ARROWSMITH, John ARROWSMITH, Margaret ARROWSMITH, Elizabeth ARROWSMITH, Smithy ARROWSMITH, Livina ARROWSMITH, Alva ARROWSMITH, James ARROWSMITH, Sary ARROWSMITH. Extrix. wife, Carander ARROWSMITH. Made 15 Apr 1814. Proved May Court 1814. Witnesses: Chas. HOWARD, Anne HOWARD, William ARROWSMITH. (Will Book E, p. 50)

BATES, Warren - Mentioned are wife, Rosanna; son, Ashford G. BATES, when he comes of age; daughter, Mariah RULE, wife of William S. RULE; daughter America GRIMES, wife of Thomas A. GRIMES; granddaughter Catherine CUMINS. Made 25 Aug 1831. Proved Mar 1835. Witnesses: Alexander McCLINTOCK, M.T. WILLETT, James HOUSTON, John CURRENT, Joseph CULBERTSON, James COONS, Benjamin BOWEN, James MAHAN, Nicholas W. BOWAN, William McConnell, William W. BOWEN. Executors: Wife and William S. RULE. (Will Book J, p. 630)

CLAY, Henry Sr. - "Aged and infirm." Wife, Rachel; son, Henry CLAY Jr.; daughter, Rebecca FINCH, land purchased of Col. Jas. GARRARD; daughters Sally MARTIN and Tabitha BEDFORD, land in Montgomery County; daughters Elizabeth BRUCE, Rachel MARTIN, Mary Anne DAWSON, Martha DEDFORD (sic?), Henrietta BEDINGER, Letty BEDFORD; sons, John and Samuel. Executor: Henry CLAY Jr. Written 7 Aug 1809. Proved Feb 1820. Witnesses: Joseph McConnell, Samuel McConnell, Sampson McConnell, Geo. THOMAS, Josiah BERRYMAN. (Will Book F, p. 331)

The name Current does seem to be common enough in Ruddell's Mills Precinct of Bourbon Co:

A Jesse Current seems to hav immigrated from the Eastern shore of Maryland and had a son John and daughter Mary "Polly" who were of the same generation as Margaret. http://www.shawhan.com/Biographies/bioruddelsmills.html

http://www.geniecorner.com/HTML/MtGilead.html
Mt. Gilead Churchyard
Bourbon County, Kentucky
 

The list was extracted from printed sources by Bob Francis.
His website offers more Bourbon County records.

Current, Thomas, died June 19, 1838 - age 78 years
Current, Margaret, w/o Thomas Current, born February 24, 1758 - died June 29, 1836
Isgrig, Daniel, born April 8, 1786 - died February 11, 1871
Isgrig, Mary, w/o Daniel Isgrig, born August 26, 1782 - died February 11, 1852
Isgrig, Mary Jane, died April 8, 1848 - age 17 years, 6 months, & 14 days
Layson, Jane M., w/o John M., Jr., born January 2, 1815 - died January 4, 1856

"Forks of Elkhorn Church" by Emma Darnell. Kentucky History Center should have a copy. According to this book, Anthony Lindsay came to Kentucky in 1784 and settled in Scott County. There is a historic marker at Stamping Ground, Kentucky, marking the location of Lindsay's Station."

"Anthony Lindsay filed a claim for pension with the United States govenment and stated he was a soldier of the American Revolution.

Anthony Lindsay (1736-1808) brought his family to Kentucky in 1784 and settled in the vicinity of Hayden's Station. In 1799, he sold to his son, Elisha, the farm which was owned in recent years by Marcus H.Cromwell. Some records say that he came from Maryland, and others, from Virginia, but the marriages of two of his daughters indicate that he may have lived for a time in each place. In 1758, he married Rachel (Nellie) Dorsey, daughter of Nicholas and Sarah Griffith Dorsey.

Anthony Lindsay served with George Washington at the time Washington and Braddock marched against the French and Indians at Fort Duquensein July 1755. Lindsay, in bearing dispatches to Gov. Dinwiddle ofVirginia, stopped at the home of Nicholas Dorsey, a large landowner inMaryland where he met and fell in love with Rachel, Dorsey's daughter.

Anthony Lindsay, son of Anthony Lindsay and Alice Page, was born about 1736 in Prince Georges County, Maryland. Anthony died in 1807 at Lindsay's Station in Scott County, Kentucky, and was buried in the old cemetery located near the old fort he had founded. He married Rachel Ann Dorsey about 1756 in Eldersburg, Carroll County, Maryland. She was born about 1737 in Baltimore County, Maryland, the daughter of Nicholas Dorsey and Sarah Griffith. She died in 1805 in Lindsay's Station, Scott County, Kentucky and is buried beside her husband. The Kentucky Historical Society placed a Bronze Plaque marking the site of Lindsay's Stations reading, "Lindsay's grave is 100 yards north". The site where Lindsay's Station stood is located about three miles north of Stamping Ground, Scott County, Kentucky. Anthony Lindsay was a veteran of the French and Indian War, a patriot of the American Revolutionary War, and a pioneer settler of Kentucky.

EVENTS LEADING TO THE FRENCH & INDIAN WAR

The arrival of Celoron de Bienville, with his lead plates, sent a chill over the scattered mountain settlements. The Ohio Company began to shore up their own claim to the region. They built a stone storehouse at the confluence of Wils Creek and the Potomac River. They hired Thomas Cresap to mark and clear a road from this storehouse,across the mountains, to the Ohio Valley. For a while longer, nothing happened. Then, in 1753, the French came back and began to build forts in the valley. The governor of Virginia sent George Washington to warn them off. Washington was in his teens, a Virgina militia officer, and was surveying Lord Fairfax's lands.

The French snubbed the Virginia ultimatum and pressed on to the Forks of the Ohio. They found a frail Virginia fort there and proceeded to take it, where they heard that Virginia had fielded a military unit.

This small army was under the command of George Washington with orders to drive the French out of the valley. The French sent an expedition out to combat this; however, the Virginians found them first.Washington's little army attacked; thus, starting the French and Indian War.

They defeated the French in this initial battle. Anthony Lindsay, age 18, is said to have been the dispatch bearer with Washington's army.He is reported to have been the messenger dispatched by Washington to Governor Dinwiddie relaying news of this French defeat.

One can speculate that it was during this journey that Anthony Lindsay first stayed in the home of Nicholas Dorsey at Eldersburg, in Baltimore county. Possibly, this was not his first contact with the Dorsey family; but, it certainly wouldn't be the last.

This was a short-lived victory. Within weeks, Washington's forces were corned in a makeshift fort called, Fort Necessity, and were forced to surrender.

By then England was aroused to the danger of French expansion in North America. They planned a campaign to expel the French from the Ohio.

GENERAL BRADDOCK

Two regiments of regulars under Major General Edward Braddock arrived in Virginia in February 1765. A few months later, he planned acampaign to cross the mountains and attach Fort Duquesne, a Frenchfort, erected on the ruins of Fort Necessity. The force, when finally assembled, consisted of 1400 regulars and about 600 other troops. These included independent troops from New York, six companies of rangers - one from Maryland - and thirty seamen from the fleet, to serve as artillery soldiers. On 30 May 1755, they set out.Forty-seven days later, on July 15, word reached Annapolis that the expedition was a disaster.

Througout the rest of 1755 and on into the following years, raid after raid struck isolated and outlying settlements. Cabins were burned, cattle slaughtered, men tomahawked, women and children slain orcarried off. Settlers fled from their homes in droves. The MarylandGazette 4 March 1756 reported, "Our accounts from the westward aretruly alarming. All the slaughters, scalpins, burnings and every other barbarity and mischief that the mongrel French, Indians, and their chieftain, the Devil, can invent are often perpetrated there and approach us nigher and nigher". With Indian war parties threatening, people withdrew from the backcountry altogether. Fort Cumberland was left with a small garrison. The rest of the remaining forces withdrewto a newly erected fort near Hagerstown. This fort was named Fort Frederick; but, should not be confused with the settlement named Frederick. That settlement was several miles back east.

A SECOND TOUR FOR ANTHONY

Forbes had 1700 regulars, mostly Highlanders, plus 2700 Pensylvanians, 1000 Virginians (in two regiments, one commanded by Colonel George Washington), and 300 Marylanders. Anthony Lindsay, once again, served in this British effort.

FRENCH & INDIAN WAR ENDS

10 February 1763, the Treaty of Paris ended the French & Indian War. France ceded, to Great Britain, Canada and all her territory east of the Mississippi except Isle d'Orleans. Spain ceded Florida to Great Britain, who restored Cuba and the Philippines to Spain. In November of 1762, King Louis XV of France had secretly ceded Louisiana west of the Mississippi, plus the Isle d'Orleans to his "dear and beloved cousin", king of Spain.

On 13 August 1767, Anthony and Rachel Ann Dorsey Lindsay bought adjoining property from Rachel's brother, Charles Dorsey. This indicates they prospered at farming.

ANTHONY LINDSAY MOVES FAMILY

Early in the spring of 1773, Anthony and Rachel Lindsay sold their farm and moved westward into the Southern part of Frederick county.They continued to farm in the area that is now Montgomery County.

ELKHORN REGION OF FINCASTLE COUNTY (KENTUCKY) EXPLORED

News of the new fertile ground of Kentucky swept over Frederick county like wildfire. Still filled with adventure, the 39-year-old AnthonyLindsay, along with other Marylanders, in the spring of 1775, joined aparty led by Charles LeCompte. He left his eldest son, John C.Lindsay, then sixteen years old, to look after the farm and family.Anthony and the others trekked their way over ground they had all travelled during the French and Indian War. They rested at Cresap's Old Town, climbed over the Allegheney Mountains, down the MonongahelaValley, and on to Fort Pitt. Here they joined with a party of Pennsylvanians, led by William McConnell.

At Fort Pitt, they built canoes, a flatboat for their horses, gathered supplies of food and gunpowder. They made their way down the Ohio River, camping on the south bank each night. They were all cautious men and well aware the Shawnees watched their progress.

They made camp at the confluence of the Ohio and Kentucky Rivers. This was where the present city of Carrollton in Carroll County,Kentucky, now stands. Each day they fanned out to explore the new territory on both sides fo the Kentucky River. They moved on down that river to the mouth of the Elkhorn River. Again they set up camp and explored both banks of that river, before moving on down to the forks of the Elkhorn.

They moved their camp to the forks and spent weeks exploring the land drained by both branches of that stream. They liked what they saw. William McConnell was a surveyor and staked all their claims. The next few weeks was spent building cabins as improvements. William McConnell and a few others remained. LeCompte led the others back up the Ohio to Cox's Fort by canoe. After a brief stay at this fort, they made their way to Fort Pitt. The party divided, each returning to their respective homes. No doubt, while at the Forks of the Elkhorn, Anthony Lindsay made up his mind to bring the family there as quickly as possible.

ON THE BRINK OF WAR

Upon his return to Frederick county, Anthony Lindsay learned that the colonists were on the brink of war with the mother country. He found that Maryland had already set up a provisional government and blood had already been shed near Boston. The colonists had declared independence. Armies were being raised. Actualy, Maryland was one of the earliest colonies into the field. Part of the quota of troops requested of her by Congress was two rifle companies. These were to be raised in the backcountry.

ANTHONY LINDSAY'S SERVICE IN REVOLUTIONARY WAR

In the later part of 1776, there were numerous Indian threats to the extreme western settlements of Maryland and northern Virginia. On 17 January 1777, Anthony Lindsay was appointed a Second Lieutenant in theLinganon Battalion of Frederick county.

Anthony and Rachel Ann Dorsey Lindsay were still living in Frederick county in 1778 when Anthony took the Oath of Fidelity. All that winter, the Lindsay, Dowden, and Quisenberry families made preparations to move to the Forks of the Elkhorn region. They had heard of George Rogers Clark's capture of the forts at Kaskaskia and Vincennes. It would now be safe to travel.

In the late spring of 1779, after Anthony's oldest child, Kate Lindsay, married her first cousin, John Lindsay, the wagon train rolled west. Charles LeCompte would lead the way. Kate, and possibly Charles Lindsay, were Anthony's only children to remain in Maryland.

They went through Old Town, then crossed the Mason-Dixon Line into Westmoreland county. The area within which they lived is now Fayette County, Pennsylvania.

The next year all the families moved westward into an area that both Virginia and Pennsylvania claimed jurisdiction. This section is located within the present panhandle of West Virginia. The Cox families had two forts in the area. One was above Buffalo Creek and the other, below the same Creek. No sooner than they arrived, the Indians became troublesome on the frontier. The wagon train had to retreat back to the safety of forts in Westmoreland county. They would have to remain here until the Indians eased their attacks. This would be another year.

In 1783, the Lindsay, Dowden, and Quisenberry families reached the Ohio River. They built flatboats to haul their cattle, horses, and wagons loaded with only the necessities of life. The flatboats were lashed together during the journey to withstand the springtime dangers of the swollen Ohio River. The flatboats were nothing more than rafts made of logs. Each had protective sides six feet high and thick enough to withstand rifle balls. Each of the flatboats had a partial roof over their sterns. This provided protection from the elements.

The men took turns as scouts, along the south bank of the river. On horseback, they kept three or four miles ahead of the boats. These scouts kept a sharp eye for Indians. At the end of each day, they would find a safe place to camp on the south bank of the river. In the course of the day, these scouts would kill enough wild game to feed everybody.

Apparently their trip down the Ohio was uneventful. They reached the Forks of the Elkhorn about late spring of 1783. All that summer they farmed and built cabins on the land they expected to claim.

Because of the Indian threats, Heyden's Station became their haven of safety that first winter. The area where they settled was near theForks of the Elkhorn, mostly along that river's northern branch.Anthony Lindsay's farm lay within the present bounds of Scott and Franklin counties; however, at that time, it was considered to be Fayette county, Virginia. The state of Kentucky was yet to be formed.

Three years earlier, in 1780, the county of Kentucky was divided into three counties, these being Fayette, Jefferson, and Lincoln counties. All of them were counties of Virginia. This was the division at thetime Anthony Lindsay brought his family to the Forks of the Elkhorn area. Nelson county was formed in 1785, taken off Jefferson county. In 1785, three more counties were formed: Bourbon was taken off Fayette county, Madison was taken off Lincoln county, and Mercer was taken off Lincoln county. Settlers came down the Ohio to Kentucky in droves.

17 September 1788, Anthony Lindsay signed a petition to further divide Fayette county. Thus, Woodford county was formed from Fayette in May 1789. Anthony Lindsay's farm now lay in Woodford. Mason county was formed the same year, taken from Bourbon county.

GENERAL HARMAR DEFEATED

On October 18, 1790, General Joshia Harmar, in the first of a long series of expeditions to over awe the Ohio Indians, was defeated by them near Fort Wayne. This began five more years of Indian threats to Kentucky and the Northwest. This loss caused great concern to Anthony about the safety of his family. Bryant's Station was too far away. Hewould build his own.

LINDSAY'S FORT

It was here in Woodford county in 1790, that Anthony and Rachel Lindsay built Lindsay's Fort. This fort was a typical two-family station of that day. Located high on a ridge overlooking a broad Buffalo Trace, a twelve-foot high stockade completely enclosed the area between two log block houses. About two hundred feet apart, the houses tood at opposite ends of the stockade, their only doors and windows were in the side of the wall which enclosed the two rows of logs that stood on end, making the stockade.

The two identical blockhouses were two stories high. The top floor overhung the first floors by five feet. This made the fort easy to defend. There were no blind spots for the enemy to scale the stockade wall. There were no windows on the outside walls; however, there were a great many slits used for loopholes.

The first level of each blockhouse, 16' by 25' and 14' high, was devoid of any wooden floor. The bare ground served each one very well.There was a large open fireplace to the east end of each blockhouse.This was used for both heating and cooking. All sorts of pans, kettles, chairs, and muskets hung from its four walls. The walls of the loft, or second floor, were 10 feet longer than the ground floor.It extended five feet over the ground floor on all sides. The floor ofthe loft was covered with rough hewn planks. To reach the loft, you climbed a ladder extended through an opening cut in the floor of the loft. There were many built-in bunks extending from all four walls.

In the middle of the loft was a table and four benches. On the table lay a couple of books and a burning candle, with its flickering flame, made shadows dance off the walls. In additoin the second floor had another loft of its own. This loft covered only half of the overhead space and was used mainly for storage and sleeping.

There were other buildings built along both stockade walls. All these had sloping roofs. Most were used for cattle, horses, and other livestock; however, a few were pressed into service as housing in times of Indian troubles when neighbors took refuge with the Lindsays. This happened frequently the next few years and grew more intense inthe early spring and summer of 1791.

Today this site is designated and marked by the Kentucky Historical Society. The plaque reads as follows:

LINDSAY'S FORT

Elkhorn Region first explored in 1775. William McConnell and Charles LeCompte
led a party that included Anthony Lindsay. In 1790, he built a fort here on an old
Buffalo Trace, main thoroughfare from Georgetown to the Ohio River. Lindsay's
grave 100 yards north.

KENTUCKY BECOMES STATE

1 June 1792, Kentucky became a state. This was soon followed by other county divisions. Scott county was taken off Woodford. This left Lindsay's Station in the new county of Scott. At the same time, Shelby county was taken off Jefferson and adjoined Scott county to the west. All of Anthony's children, except Nicholas Lindsay, lived close by Lindsay's Station. Nicholas had gone across the Ohio River into the Northwest Territory, where he had built a blockhouse and ran a tan yard in the present Dearborn County, Indiana.

In February 1794, the Governor of Canada told a delegation of Indians, gathered at Quebec, that the land in the Northwest Territory belonged to them. He promised, if the Indians would assist them in war, the land would be returned to them when victory was won. This greatly aroused further Indian activity in the Northwest Territory. It even extended raids by the Indians into the state of Kentucky.

On August 20, 1794, General Anthony Wayne, along with a great number of Kentuckians, defeated the Indians in the Battle of Fallen Timbers.This was at the present site of Fort Wayne, Indiana. On August 3,1795, General Anthony Wayne concluded a treaty with the Ohio Indians.This was called the Treaty of Greenville. It ceded large areas of land in the Nothwest Territory to the whites. In 1796, the Public Land Act authorized sale in minimum lots of 640 acres at the price of $2per acre. This could even be bought on credit. May 7, 1800 the Northwest Territory was divided. The western portion became the Indiana Territory. On May 10, 1800, the Public Land Act authorized land sales of 320 acres at $2 per acre, on four year installments.This was sponsored by William Henry Harrison, governor of the IndianaTerritory. On March 1, 1803, Ohio became a state. The next day, France sold the Louisiana Territory to the United States. March 26, 1804, the new Public Land Act lessened the number of acres that could be purchased at $2 an acre to 160. This, too, could be paid for with installments scattered over a four-year period.

RACHEL ANN DORSEY LINDSAY DIES

The exact date is unknown; however, during 1805, Rachel Lindsay died at her home at Lindsay's Station in Scott County, Kentucky. She was 67years old and had endured some of the greatest hardhips known to mankind. She was truly a pioneeer and lies buried, in an unmarked grave, in the old Lindsay's Station cemetery, beside her husband. They had twelve children: Kate, John C, Sally, Nicholas, Charles, Anthony, Rachel, Elizabeth, Vachel, Lydia, Lucy and Elisha

Anthony C. LINDSAY Sr.
1736 - 1808
ID Number: I41747
 
 

The following information is from http://files.usgwarchives.net/ky/bourbon/cemeteries/stoner.txt
CEMETERY: Old Stonermouth Graveyard, Ruddle's Mills, Bourbon County, Kentucky

From: Bob Francis <darby@nemr.net>
http://www.shawhan.com

Date: Mon, 07 Feb 2000

The Old Stonermouth Graveyard, Ruddle's Mills, Bourbon County, Kentucky

Following are two listings of the tombstone inscriptions for the
old Stonermouth Presbyterian graveyard, Ruddle's Mills, Kentucky.
The first list is taken from "Bourbon County Tombstone Inscriptions."
The second list (and history of the Stonermouth Presbyterian Church)
is taken from an old type written manuscript sent to me (Bob Francis)
by Betty Hewitt Lair Wyatt, a distant cousin and fellow researcher
of the history of Bourbon County.

The "(" indicates a given surname on a single tombstone.

Amos, Nicholas, born Auguat 15, 1771 - died September 20, 1817
Amos, Ann, consort of Nicholas, born June 28, 1779 - died September 12, 1843
Amos, Kitty, born March 1, 1820 - died June 19, 1863
Ardery, Alex R., born May 21, 1782 - died October 17, 1838
Ardery, Sarah, consort of Alex R., born July 1, 1787 - died January 15, 1848
(Brindley, Nicholas, born in Hartford County, MD., September 10, 1802 -
died September 17, 1846
(Brindley, Pricila, w/o Nicholas, born February 21, 1808 - died February 24, 1831
(Brindley, Nicholas & Joseph, infant s/o Nicholas & Pricila
Colville, John, born August 27, 1779 - died May 28, 1835
Colville, Martha, w/o John, born January 20, 1774 - died June 26, 1852
Curry, Margaret McClure, w/o John Curry, d/o James & Margaret McClure,
born July 6, 1789 - died May 23, 1861
Dimmitt, Sarah J., born November 13, 1806 - died March 10, 1884
(Dimmitt, John C., died September 1, 1863 age 63 years, I month, & 11 days
(Dimmitt, ? , w/o John C., born 1801, died May 14, 184 ? name illegible
Ewalt, Col. Samuel, born February, 1826 - died August 8, 1868
(Huston, Robert, a native of County Down, Ireland, died October 14, 1839 age 30
(Huston, Elizabeth, w/o Robert, died August 21, 1841
Howard, Benjamin, born March 2, 1828 - died January 15, 1857
Jones, Mary Ann B., w/o Garrett D., died July 7, 1848 age 36 years, 5 months, & 7 days
Jones, Mary Jane, d/o G. D. & M. A., born January 24, 1836 - died October 8, 1837
Mock, Clarinda R., d/o G. & D. Mock, died April 2, 1848 age 20 years
McClintock, Amanda T., born January 11, 1827 - died September 28, 1852
McClintock, Daniel, born September 16, 1716 - died January 9, 1799
McKee, Alexander, born September 1, 182 ? - died August, 1826
McKee, John, born 1780 (stone Crumbled)
McKee, John, born November 26, 1847 - died August 21, 1849
Moore, Mary, w/o John, died September 15, 1864 aged 75 years
Moore, James, born March 25, 1818 - died June 22, 1855
Moore, Samuel S., born August 14, 1814 - died August 15, 1815
Moore, James, born December 25, 1780 - died October 4, 1822
Moore, Elizabeth, born January 25, 1756 - died June 11, 1825
McConnell, Samuel, died June 7, 1833 age 26 years & 22 days
Nesbit, James W., born January 24, 1821 - died September 2, 1850
Patten, Joseph, Sr., born October 1, 1759 - died September 1, 1822
Patten, John W., s/o W., & M., died July 28, 1859 age 26 years
Patten, William, born July 12, 1794 - died January 22, 1853
Patten, Mary, w/o Willima, born November 15, 1791 - died July 24, 1859
Patton, Prudence, w/o Alexander, born December 14, 1818 - died August 20, 1848
Patton, Margaret, w/o Alexander L., died February 27, 1863
Patton, John, born March 1, 1709 - died September 20, 1810
Patton, Susan, w/o John, dates illegible
Patton, Margaret, w/o J.P., born April 8, 1761 - died February 18, 1838
Patterson, John W., born April 15, 1818 - died October 3, 1851
Patterson, William T., s/o John & Julie, born April 24, 1849 - died February 3, 1852
Purdy, Jane, w/o Robert, died January 22, 1817 age 56 years
Purdy, William A., born August 2, 1815 - died March 18, 1847
Purdy, Isaac, died December 30, 1812 age 2 days
Purdy, Julia Ann, w/o John T., & d/o Jas. & E. Williams, born February 10, 1820,
died February 27, 1854
Robinson, Dr. Mortimer, died October, 1850
Ruddle, Isaac, Va. Mil. Rev. War no dates
Rule, James, born April 5, 1822 - died April 28, 1852
Rule, Elizabeth, w/o James, born May 15, 1819 - died November 27, 1849
Rainey, Nancy, w/o William, born June 27, 1812 - died February 16, 1837
Rader, Elender, died March 19, 1824 in the 17th year of her age
Robinson, Jas., died November 20, 1831
Rutledge, William, born August 2, 1820 - died September 9, 1871
Rush, Jane, w/o Charles, born March 15, 1823 - died July 25, 1854
Rush, George, born September 16, 1796 - died May 16, 1856
age 59 years & 8 months
Rush, Jane, w/o George, born January 27, 1796 - died September 8, 1838
age 42 years, 7 months, & 11 days
Shawhan, Daniel, born December 1, 1738 - died May 1, 1791
Stephens, Elizabeth, died February 6, 1840 aged 65 years
Willett, James E., s/o Carlton & Nancy, born November 1, 1830 - died January 30, 1831
Willett, Francis, w/o Martin F., born October 12, 1801 - died December 27, 1831
Wyatt, Emanuel, born November 13, 1781 - died January 26, 1856
Wyatt, Susannah, w/o Emanuel, born May 22, 1782 - died January 15, 1848
Wyatt, Thomas., died October 11, 1848 age 38 years & 2 months
Wyatt, Julia Ann, w/o Thomas, died November 22, 1848
 

History of Stonermouth Presbyterian Church, Ruddles Mills, KY
 

According to the Transylvania Presbytery, the Stonermouth Presbyterian
Church at Ruddles Mills was first motioned October, 1786, but it was
one year later that Isaac Ruddle deeded to Stonermouth Presbyterian
Church two acres of land in the forks of Stoner Creek, Hinkson Creek
and the South Licking River for the purpose of building a meeting house
and establishing a cemetery and sale was made for a price of five shillings.

Andrew McClure is believed to have organized the church and he was the
pastor from 1786 to 1793, the date of his death, after which James
Crawford, William Robinson and Robert Marshall served as supplies until
1796. The longest pastorate in the church was that of Reverend Samuel
Rannels, who was ordained over the united congregation of Paris and
Stonermouth which he retained for twenty one years until his death
on March 24, 1817. After the date of Rannels, there was no long
pastorate. Many different ministers supplied the church for short
periods. After the years 1812 to 1839 Stonermouth and Millersburg
constituted one pastorate.

Stonermouth was the oldest Presbyterian Church in Bourbon County and
was one of the important churches in the Presbytery until the separation
into the old school and the new school churches occurred in the year
1841. After that date, neither branch of the church prospered. The old
school church seems to have had no regular pastor after John T. Hendrick
resigned in 1839.

By an act of the church dated March 12,1872, Willis Collins,
James H.Ardery and John I. Moore were empowered as trustees
to sell all vacant land and the ruins of the church building and to use
the proceeds of the sale to build a substantial wall around the
cemetery. The remainder of the money was to be invested in county
bonds, and the interest was to be used to keep the wall repaired
and the graveyard cleaned. Today on the outskirts of Ruddles Mills
there is an abandoned God's Acre in which many of the pioneers of
Kentucky are buried dating back to the birth of Davey Crockett.

The following is a list of the names of some of the people of the
people buried there. These names were collected by different
people from 1917 until the present time. Including Mrs Edna Talbott
Whitley, Miss Blanche Lilleston, Reverend Robert Sanders, Mrs.
William Linville, Milton S. Hill and several others unknown.
 

Amos, Ann-1779-1843 (wife of Nicholas Amos)
Amos, Kitty-1820-1863
Amos, Nicholas-1771-1847 (Son of Thomas Amos)
Ardery, Alexander-1782-1838
Ardery, Sarah-1787-1848 (Consort of Alexander)
Barney, Nancy-1812-1837 (Wife of William Barney)

Buried in vault erected in the year 1847:
Brinley, Joseph (Son of Priscilla/Nicholas Brinley)
Brinley, Nicholas (Son of Priscilla/Nicholas Brinley)
Brinley, Nicholas-1802-1846
Brinley, Priscilla-1808-1851 (First wife of Nicholas Brinley)

Butler, William B.-1820-1841
Colville, John-1779-1835
Colville, Martha-1794-1852 (Consort of John Colville)
Curry, John--?-1849 (married Mrs. Margaret McClure Moore-12/24/40)
Curry, Margaret-1789-1861 (Formerly Margaret McClure,
daughter of James/Margaret McClure, wife of James Moore
2/25/08 and John Curry 12/24/40)
Coons, Jimmy--?-?
Coons, Nancy--?-?
Dimitt, John--1795-1860
Dimitt, Rebecca-1801-1845 (wife of Colonel John Dimitt)
Dimitt, Sarah J.-1806-1884
Dunham, Franklin B.-1839-1839
Dunlap, Jane-1777-1820
Ewalt, Betty Margaret-1851-1857
Ewalt, Frances A.-1844-1855
Ewalt, John, Sr.-1791-1857
Ewalt, Nancy Kate-1852-1867
Ewalt, Colonel Sam-1826-1868
Ewalt, Willie J.--?-?
Fisher, James H.-1805-1841
Howard, Benjamin-1828-1851
Moon, Emily G.-1829-1853 (wife of A.E. Moon)
Howard, Minerva-1825-1876
Hugh, Jane Patten-1795-1851
Huston, Elizabeth McKee-1813-1841
Huston, Robert-(In 30th year)--?-1839 (Native of County Dover, Ireland)
Jones, Garrett D.-1836-1837
Jones, Mary Ann (Age 36+)--?-1848 (Wife of Garrett D. Jones)
Jones, Mary Jane (1 Day)-1836-1837
Kimbrough, Elizabeth-1814-? (Daughter of William/Elizabeth Kimbrough)
Lindsay, Preston (M.D.)-1805-1840
Lowry, Abraham-1815-1885
Lowry, Margaret-1822-1899
Lowry, Scott-1837-1885
Lucas, John-1849-1858 (Son of G.L./H.L. Lucas)
Masoner, John-1813-1871
McCune, Elizabeth (or Emily) Age 65--?-1812 (Wife of William McCune)
McKee, Alexander-1812-1812
McKee, John-1780-1812 (or 1842)
Mock, Clarinda R.-1826-1846 (Daughter of C/D Mock)
Mock, Lucy-1842-1918
McClintock, Daniel-1746-1799
McClintock, Elizabeth R.-1822-1838
McClintock, Frances-1731-1838 (Wife of Daniel McClintock)
McClintock, Joseph-1787-1836
McConnell, Samuel-1807-1833
McKee, John D.-1779-1812 or 1842
Moore, Elizabeth-1756-1825
Moore, James-1780-1822
Moore, James B.-1818-1855
Moore, Jane-1819-1821
Moore, John-1781-1850
Moore, John T.-1752-1830
Moore, Mary (Age 74)--?-? (Wife of John B.)
Moore, Samuel-1811-1814
Moore, Samuel S.-1814-1815
Nailer, Sarah M.-1784-1855 (Wife of James Nailer)
Nesbitt, James W.-1871-1850 (note: birth date must be a typo: either 1771 or 1811 if only one digit is false; death date seems correct as all other burials are between 1799 and 1857)
Patten, A.L.-1824-1861 (Husband of Jane Marshall Patten)
Patten, Alexander-1810-1843
Patten, Daniel-1738-1791
Patten, Hugh-1795-1856 (Consort of Jane Patten)
Patten, Jane Marshall-1824-1861
Patten, John T.-1836-1855
Patten, Joseph-1799-1823
Patten, Joseph, Sr.-1759-1822
Patten, Margaret-1761-1838 (Wife of J. Patten)
Patten, Mary-1790-?
Patten, M.C.-1836-1837
Patten, Prudence-1818-1848 (Consort of Alexander Patten)
Purdy, Isaac-1812 age 20--?-?
Purdy, Jane-1817-1873
Purdy, William-1815-1817
Purdy, Willy-1822-1849
Radar, Elender--?-1824
Rainey, Nancy Pattan-1812-1837 (Wife of William Rainey)
Riley, John-1799-1865
Robinson, James-1831-?
Robinson, James--?-?
Robinson, Mortimer (Dr.)-1811-1850
Ruddle, Isaac-1732-1808
Rule, James-1822-1852
Rule, Elizabeth-1819-1849 (Wife of James Rule)
Rush, Charles-1823-1854 (believed to be wrong, same dates as wife)
Rush, George-1796-1856
Rush, Jane-1796-1838 (Wife of George Rush)
Rush, Jane E.-1823-1838 (Wife of Charles Rush)
Rutledge, William-1820-?
Shawhan, Daniel-1738-1791
Smith, Margaret--?-? (Wife of Samuel Smith)
Smith, Samuel--?-?
Speakes, Hezekiah-1813-1854
Stephens, Elizabeth--?-1840
Stewart, Lucy--?-?
Stewart, John M.--?-?
Stewart, Lucy-1849-? (Daughter of N/S.P. Stewart)
Summors, Ann-1772-1841
Summors, Daniel-1772-1856
Willett, Alfred-1803-1850
Willett, Ed. W.-1776-?
Willett, Elanor-1765-1845 (Consort of Edward)
Willett, Frances-1801-1831 (Consort of Martin F.)
Willett, Myram-1836-1837 (Son of W./Irene G. Willett)
Willett, James-1830-1831 (Son of Carlton/Nancy Willett)
Willett, James E.-1830-1831 (Son of Carlton Willett)
Willett, Nancy-1838-1839 (Daughter of Alfred/Sophia)
Wyatt, Emanuel-1781-1856
Wyatt, Julia Ann--?-1848 (Wife of Thomas Wyatt)
Wyatt, Susan-1782-1848
Wyatt, Thomas-1810-1848

He in the 1850 census at Monmouth Twp, Jackson County Iowa where it shows he was a cooper, born in 1768 in PA.
Here are some notes I have about him:

1810 Census, Stoner Twp, Bourbon County, KY.
1 M 26-45, 2 M 0-10.
1 F 26-45, 2 F 0-10.
 

1820 Census, North Middleton, Bourbon County, KY.
1 M 26-45, 1 M 10-16, 2 M 0-10.
1 F 26-45, 2 F 10-16, 4 F 0-10.
 

Some key events and locations:
1850 Gabriel Pense / Nancy McConnell and John McConnell are at Monmouth Twp, Jackson Co., IA
1850 Oquawba Twp, Henderson Co., IL William Henry Pence and his family are there, but move by 1860 to join the others in Iowa.
1840 John Pense has a large family, really the family of Gabriel Pense. In the family is an unusually elderly man John McConnell. This is in Ward 6, Warren County, IL. Henderson County was formed out of Warren county IL in 1841.
1830 Isaac Pense is the only much older Pense in Bartholemew County, Indiana. I believe he was the father of Gabriel Pense.
Aug 9, 1827 Nancy McConnell and Gabriel Pence are married in Bartholomew County, Indiana.
There are no McConnells in the county for the 1830 and 1840 census.
1820 Isaac Pence in Concord Twp, Champaign Co., Ohio. The only Isaac Pence in the state with a 10-16 year old boy that Matches Gabriel Pence’s age.

Someone I know, descended from James McConnell at Tyrone Twp, Cumberland Co., PA has in a will that coopers tools were given to a John McConnell. We think this is the John McConnell and his ancestry would be through James.

Regards,

Robert McConnell

_Robert McConnell __Co. Antrim Ireland
_James McConnell see a. ___|
| |_Rosanna _____ _____
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|--John McConnell
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| _William McConnell see b._
|_Rebecca McConnell _|
|_Elizabeth IRWIN ___

a.
James McConnell
birth: 14 FEB 1743
death: 24 JAN 1807, , Franklin Co, PA [S860]
occupation: Captain
Father: Robert McConnell
Mother: Rosanna _____

Family 1: Rebecca McConnell
MARRIAGE: Chambersburg, Franklin Co., PA [S273]
Robert McConnell
Elizabeth McConnell
William McConnell
John McConnell
Rebekah McConnell
Josanah McConnell
Alexander M. McConnell
Joseph McConnell
Agnes McConnell
Mary McConnell
Jean McConnell
Rosannah McConnell

b.
William McConnell
birth: CIR 1725
death: 24 JUN 1770, Irwinton Mills, Peters Twp, Franklin, PA
occupation: Captain
Father: Unknown McConnell
Mother: Unknown

Family 1: Elizabeth IRWIN

Alexander McConnell
Jean McConnell
James McConnell
Rebecca McConnell
Martha McConnell
Mary McConnell
William McConnell
John McConnell

MARRIAGES BY REV. JOHN LINN, CENTRE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 1778-1793
SHERMANS VALLEY, PERRY (then Cumberland) COUNTY PENNSYLVANIA

United congregations consisting of Centre & Upper (Blain).
The Perry Historians
Unless otherwise stated names given are usually part of the Centre Presbyterian Church Congregation.
1779
     5 Jan,  Samuel Nisbit and Elsey Watt

Note: Elspa Watt might be a sister of Mary Watt who married John Ardery, Sr. on  8 May 1780 in Sherman's Valley, Perry (then Cumberland) Co., Pennsylvania.  John & Mary Ardery's son, John Ardery, Jr. married Elizabeth McConnell, a sister of Samuel McConnell (husband of Elspa & Samuel's daughter, Elizabeth Nesbit).  Also married in Sherman's Valley was Joseph Watts of Upper Paxton and Isabel Murray on 2 May 1872.  Joseph Watts may be a brother of Elspa Watt.  At this point, the parents of Elspa Watt are unknown.
 

Samuel Nesbit's children are identified as:  Elizabeth who married Samuel McConnell; Rachel, single; William Nesbit, deceased, who left two children Samuel and Elizabeth, both under 21 years.  (Circuit Court Records; Ardery vs. Samuel Nesbit's Heirs, Box 695)
 (Note:  Bourbon County Circuit Court, Bourbon County, Kentucky)
 
 

Samuel is believed to have come to Kentucky with his brother, William, in 1776 to establish improvements on land.  About 1779 he brought his family to Bourbon Co., Kentucky.

Samuel is listed on the 1787 Tax List for Bourbon Co. Kentucky.  He is the first Nesbit found listed on the Bourbon Co. Tax records by the compiler of this database.   According to numerous sources, Samuel was supposedly killed by Shawnee Indians in 1787 or 1788.  His widow, Elspie Watt Nesbit was listed on the tax list for 1788.  She remarried to James Robinson on 28 Jul 1787 in Bourbon Co.  (James Robinson  b: 1765 in Franklin Co., Pennsylvania d: 20 Nov 1831 in Bourbon Co., KY
Children of Elspa Watt and 2nd husband, James Robinson:
1. James Robinson b: 1790 in Bourbon Co., Kentucky
2. Andrew Robinson b: 01 Jan 1793 in Ruddells Mill, Bourbon, KY d: 22 Aug 1884 in Kingston, Decatur Co., IN
m: 19 Feb 1820 in Bourbon Co., KY
Catherine (Caty) Donnell b: 12 Jul 1799 in Bourbon Co., KY d: 23 Jan 1871 in Decatur Co., IN
3.  Joseph Robinson b: Abt. 1790 in Ruddells Mill, Bourbon, KY d: aft  May 12, 1834
Note:  Joseph Robinson was surety for marriage of Pleasant M. Masoner and Elspa McConnell, May 12, 1834, Bourbon Co., KY
4.  John A. Robinson b: 08 Jun 1797 in Bourbon Co., KYd: 24 Mar 1876 in Rd. Prairie Twp., Callaway Co., MO
m: 25 Sep 1822 in Bourbon Co., KY
Barbary Lyle Fisher Willett b: 20 Jan 1797 in Montgomery Co., MD d: 20 Sep 1871 in Rd. Prairie Twp., Callaway Co., MO
Source:  Research by Beverley Masoner Shackelford
 
 

In 1784 records show that Samuel had two land grants issued to him in Virginia; one for 400 acres in 1784 and another for 1000 acres the same year.  His brother, William received the same allotted land grant in the same year. (Note:  These land grants were in the area of Virginia that later became Kentucky.)
 

Land Acquisitions Near Ruddle's and Martin's Forts, 1779-1780
The following information is taken from the "Certificate Book of the Virginia Land Commission, 1779-1780," compiled by S. Emmett Lucas, Jr. (Southern Historical Press, Easly, South Carolina).

Samuel Nesbit-(Cert issd for 1400 pd &c) Sam'l Nisbit by Jno Martin this day claimed a settlement & preempt to a tract of land in the district of Kentucky on Acc't of raising a crop of Corn in -the Country in the year 1776 lying between the Middle & South fork of Licking creek on a buffaloe path on a branch of the Middle fork to include his improvement Satisfactory proof being made to the Court they are of Opinion that the s'd Nisbit has a right to a settlement of 400 Acres of Land & the preempt of 1000 Acres adjoining & that a Cert. issue accordingly.
 
 

Kentucky Records, Volume II, Deposition Book A:
Depositions taken February 8, 1819.
To be read in suit in chancery where Humphrey Marshall and others and formerly Thos. Weathers and wife are complts. and hrs. of Samuel Nesbit and others are deftds.  Deposition of John Byrd states he came to KY in fall of 1779, settled at Ruddles' Station and remained in Station until June 1780; that in Feb. 1780, he went from said station in company with Isaac Ruddle and Wm. Marshall and came to a cabin and remained all night; that Ruddle had a warrant to lay on some land for the father of the deponant, and Ruddle said the cabin was Samuel Nesbit's improvement, and after he returned to the station James Ruddle and others knew of this improvement.
Depositons taken April 15, 16, 1819
Jas. McMillan deposeth he came to Boonesborough March, 1776, his brothers, John and Robert, came to Ky. 1775, he heard Simon Kenton, John Fleming and Jonathan McMillan and one Cooper speak of Millers improvement, that Wm. McClelland, Wm. Miller and Samuel Nesbit had improved about a mile or mile and quarter from Millersburg.
 
 

The Kentucky Citizen Clippings of Early Bourbon Families, Vol. 137, No. 33:
(The article describes the first trip by the Miller and Hinkson companies.)
...These two companies (Miller and Hinkson) were the first know visitors of the white race to this particular spot of Kentucky.
  In the spring of 1776, John Miller, Alexander Pollock, Samuel Nesbitt, Wm. Steele, Wm. Nesbitt, Wm. Miller and several others returned to Kentucky, raised crops of corn and made the usual improvements.  These consisted of clearing small tracts, cutting initials on trees and erecting an improver's cabin, an uncovered enclosure of the rudest sort.  Their seed corn was furnished by John Townsend and John Cooper who had raised a bit the year before.  In May 1779 Virginia passed the celebrated Land Law under which a preferred right to certain quantities of land was secured to actual settlers who had become such prior to Jan. 1, 1778, and to those who might have theretofore and thereafter "made a crop of corn" or have resided in the country upon the western waters for at least one year.  (The proximity of water courses was the only means of describing the lands and some which sound like large rivers are dry ditches eleven months of the year).
  Among the hundreds whose lands were secured by this enactment the six above mentioned men each became entitled to a settlement of one thousand acres and a pre-emption of four hundred acres adjoining.
  It is very difficult for us to realize the very confused conditions of land titles at the time.  In Kentucky some few entries and surveys had been made under the corporat charters and upon importation rights, very many more upon treasury warrants for money paid the receiver general, and many upon military warrants for service in the French and Indian war.  Add to this the very crude method of marking the land by blazing trees in a country covered with dense forests, and the lack of skill of many of the earlier surveyors and you have a chaotic condition of overlapping claims, which caused suits for fifty years in some instances.
 
 

Early History of Bourbon County and Paris by Laura Lilleston, 1939 (excerpt)
FIRST COMPANIES
These pathfinders blazed the trail for the settlers of the wilderness.  Many were killed in the undertaking.

The State of Virginia in May, 1779, passed a series of land laws which applied to all the Western Territory, including Kentucky. These new laws controlled the method by which most of the land was taken up. The first act was concerning land to soldiers, sailors and marines. Then followed an act to adjust titles of all who claimed unpatented lands prior to the establishing of Virginia's Land Office. This provided that surveys of unappropriated lands on the Western Waters before 1778 when executed by a commissioned surveyor in furtherance of Treasury Warrants or Military rights were validated. Virginia also recognized and gave rights to those settlers who prior to January 1st, 1778, had made a crop of corn or had resided in the country upon the Western Waters for at least a year, usually 400 acres. If prior to January 1, 1778, settlers had marked out or chosen unappropriated lands, built a cabin or made other improvements, preemption rights were allowed for any reasonable quantity of land not to exceed 1,000 acres. It was because of such inducements these improvers, traveling in companies for safety’s sake, pushed their way into the rich lands of Bourbon (then Fincastle) County. Most of them came by way of the Ohio River from Redstone, which was the most dangerous route into Kentucky.

The majority of these companies became locaters or early settlers and obtained claims for land in their own names in this section of the State.

JOHN HINKSTON'S COMPANY from Westmoreland and adjoining counties in Pennsylvania was the first company to improve on Hinkson's fork of Licking. In March, 1775, these men came down the Ohio and up Licking in canoes. Hinkston (Hinkson) and Townsend Creeks, Cooper's Run, also Martin's and Hinkston's Stations were named for members of this party.      . . .

JOSEPH HOUSTON'S COMPANY from Cumberland and Westmoreland counties,
Pennsylvania, was the second company to improve on Hinkson's fork of Licking. In April, 1775, Joseph Houston, for whom Houston Creek was named, brought his company down the Ohio River and up Licking, landing at Blue Licks. Here they met up with Hinkston's company.      . . .

JOHN MILLER'S COMPANY - June, 1776, John Miller, founder of Millersburg, Bourbon county, brought a company from Cumberland and adjoining counties in Pennsylvania to the neighborhood of the lots drawn the year before by Houston's company and visited the old improvements. They brought with them some corn and potatoes. According to depositions of those in this company they heard of many outrages committed by the Indians. James
Cooper had been killed, Andrew McConnell's sons had been taken prisoners, a man was killed near Upper Blue Licks and another at Leesburg and, after consulting with John Haggin and hearing from him that John Hinkston and 20 of his men had left the country, they concluded to return to Pennsylvania July, 1776. Before going, however, they visited Boonesborough where they "found upwards of 30 men." They told these men of provisions they had hidden in the loft of Miller's cabin and returned to Pennsylvania.
John Miller
Wm. Craig
William Miller
Alexander Pollock
Henry Thompson
Wm. Houston
William Nesbit
William Steele
Samuel Nesbit
Wm. McClelland
John Nesbit
Robert Thompson
Wm. Bays
James McCraw (McGraw)          . . .

PATRICK LOGAN'S COMPANY-April, 1776, Patrick Logan piloted a company  into this section. This party arrived at Blue Licks and traveled the "Middle Trace" and visited the cabins of Hinkston, Cooper and Haggin. They made their headquarters at Hinkston's Station and while there they saw Kenton, Kennedy (a Scotchman) and John Fleming, known as Captain Fleming. Patrick Logan had been one of Houston's company of 1775.   . . .

JOHN LYON'S COMPANY-On May 3rd, 1776, a company from Fayette County, Pennsylvania, and nearby counties, known as John Lyon's company, came to John Hinkston's improvement where persons had resided for nearly a year past. William Hoskins conducted them to some rich lands which had been taken up some miles to the east, probably on Houston Creek.    . . .

WILLIAM STEELE AND OTHERS-Company from Pennsylvania: In 1780 William Steele, who was of Houston's and Miller's companies, came to Kentucky from Pennsylvania with a company "to the amount of thirty-three boats and canoes." This company started from Wheeling, coming down the Ohio River for Kentucky. Four boats landed at Limestone (Maysville) and the others went to the falls of the Ohio (Louisville).         . . .
 

The following is from research done by Beverley Masoner Shackelford.

The Nesbits came to America about 1700 and settled in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, now known as the Cumberland Valley.
(Early Bourbon County Families:  Families who settled in Bourbon County, Kentucky between 1770-1775, Nesbit/Nesbitt Family prepared by Robert E. Francis and David Anderson, 28 December 1999; Bourbon County, KY GenWeb webpage)

The following men named Nesbit/Nesbitt were in Bourbon County, KY or nearby counties  about 1770-1790:

Samuel Nesbit d. Bef. Jul 1787, Bourbon County, KY
 

Jeremiah Nesbit d Bet. 23 Mar - May 1796, Bourbon County, KY
Kentucky Records, Volume II
BOURBON COUNTY
(Formed from Fayette County, 1785)
Abstracts by Jane Clay Kenney
WILLS FROM BOOKS A, B, C, AND D
P.20
NESBIT, JEREMIAH-A, 281-Mar. 23, 1796. Wife, Sarah; my children when youngest comes of age; Mary, Rachel, Margaret, Robert, Sarah, Eliz., Jeremiah, Samuel, Wm., and Jean Nesbit, (when Samuel and Wm. are 16). Bro., Wm. Nesbit and John Morrow, Extrs. Wts.: Wm. McClintock, Geo. Mountjoy, Robt. Morrow. May, 1796.

Nathan Nesbit, d. bef 1821, Nicholas Co., KY
Nathan Nesbit was a native of Pennsylvania (near Carlisle) who first settled in Bourbon County, KY in 1788.  His wife was Sarah Huston, also a native of Pennsylvania, a daughter of Joseph Huston, a prominent man in Pennsylvania. Nathan was the son of John Nesbit.
(History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison & Nicholas Co., KY, edited by Perrin)

Nathan is on the tax list for Bourbon Co. in 1788 along with brother Jeremiah, Elspy Nesbit and Rachel Nesbit.

Will Book B: Nicholas County, KY.  Will found in Book C, pg. 343
Settlement of the accounts of Nathan Nesbit's Estate made with ? settlement Fulton.  Adm. thereof upon the application of John Long, one of the decendants of N. Nesbit heirs, at the office of William Bovill? in Carlisle, this 19th day of August Estate 1835.  All the heirs of said decedant being present and consenting to this settlement.
To amount of sale Bill Rec'd to this point Sept. 1820.  $1237.

William Nesbit, d. Bet. 26 Jul - 26 Aug 1805
William appears in the Tax List in Bourbon Co. for the first time in 1789 and is on the lists through 1799.

William appears in the Bourbon Co. census for the years 1792 and 1800.

William's will was dated 11 Jul 1805, proved Sept. 1805.  Witnesses:  Joseph Robinson, Joseph Patton, and Thomas Patton.  Wife, Nancy, sons John, Joseph, Jeremiah and daughter Elizabeth are mentioned in the will.  (Will Book C page 29.  Bourbon Co., KY)

Robert Nesbit, d Dec 1822 Harrison Co., KY
From Julia Ardery's Kentucky Records - Volume I
Adair-Wigginton Suit, Box 585-1823.
Deposition of Robert Nesbit states he came to KY in the spring of 1785 and that John Cook, Sr., lived where his son Isaac Cook "now lives on Flat Run".

Robert appears on tax lists of Bourbon Co., Kentucky in 1791.

Robert appears on the census for Bourbon Co., Kentucky in 1792, 1800, 1810, 1820

Robert Nisbit - Will Book B, Page 139, Harrison County, KY.
Names daughter, Eliza Jane; wife, Sarah; son, James.  Written 20 Nov 1822,  filed Dec. 1822.  Wife Sarah, executrix.  Witnesses:  George Reading, James Nolan, John Trimble. (one source indicates will written 30 Nov 1822)

Thomas Nesbit (believed to be the son of the John in Miller's Company because the heirs of the other Nesbits in the company seem to be listed in full. Further assumed from the below, that Thomas had a brother named Nathan and a niece by him named Sarah).
Thomas appears for the first time on Bourbon County Tax lists in 1790 and continues to be on the tax lists through 1799.
1792 - on Bourbon Co., KY census
1800 - on Nicholas Co., KY census

Court Records:
Carlisle, Kentucky:  April 28 1823
The amount of money that has come to my hands as guardian to Sarah Nesbit heir of Nathan Nesbit deceased:
   To rent of lands for the year 1821    $24.78 cts
   In the year 1822                                $25.77 cts
   To Boarding and clothing for the       $50.00
   year 1821/1822
   Signed Thomas Nesbit

   Nicholas County, KY, April Term 1823
This action from Thomas Nesbit as guardian of Sarah Nesbit heir of Nathan Nesbit deceased was this day produced in open court and ordered to be recorded.
   Att.  Horace Metcalf ??? (Name difficult to read due to quality of copy of document)