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Second family | Marlowe, Samuel Clifton (I7110)
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Sister of Mary Hitchcock | Thompson, Lydia (I5847)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I7224)
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SOURCE: "Holdeman Descendants" A Compilation of the Genealogical and
Biographical Record of the Decendants of Christian Holdeman 1788-1846,
by Edwin L. Weaver, E. V. Publishing House Nappanee, Indiana, 1937, Vol. I, Page 241-242 and "Holdeman Descendants, Vol II " by Ella Holdeman , Schilling's Printing County, Inc. South Bend, Indiana, 1973, Page 550. | Holdeman, Abraham A. (I5752)
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SOURCE: "HOLDEMAN DESCENDANTS" by Edwin L. Weaver, Vol I, page 9
Nicholas Haldeman came in 1727 to Pennsylvania from the canton Bern, Switzerland, by way of Holland, accompanied by his two brothers, Hans and Michael, as well as by his wife and children. Hans Haldeman and Michael Haldeman each purchased 150 acres of land in Chester County, the deed for the purchase of the latter being recorded February 8, 1734, and for the former May 7, 1737 (Pennsylvania Arhives, Third Series, Vol. 24) They undoubtedly boutht other tracts later. The land obtained by Michael was in Coventry Township.
Nicholas Haldeman purchased a tract of land in Salford Township, in the vicinity of Skippack, Montgomery County, which was then and until September 10, 1784, a part of Philadelphia County. The records of the original homestead are entirely complete, dating from the William Penn grant in 1695, through the several successive ownerships before being conveyed to Nicholas Haldeman. The land was deeded to him August 13, 1728. He held the property fourteen years, and in 1742 sold it to his son, Nichoals, Jr., who in 1765 transferred the title to Isaac Markley for the sum of 800 pounds sterling. All records are clear through four additional transfers, the last being made in 1882 from Abraham Landis to Franklin S. Tyson, Lower Salford Township, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.
Nicholas Haldeman was one of the trustees in the founding of the Lower Salford Mennonite Church in 1738. His name heads the list of those to whom the meetinghouse, and tract of land on which it stood, was transferred by the ministers and deacons for the congregation. (See "Perkiomen Region", April 1932, Page 69). He was also one of the seventy-seven signers to a petition to Governor patrick Gordon, dated May 10, 1728, in which the inhabitants of the frontier asked for protection from the Indians. The signers called themselves "the back inhabitors about Falkner's Swamp and New Goshenhoppen (See"Perkiomen Region", April 1932, Page 75). The name of Nicholas Haldeman is included in a list of German, Dutch, and French inhabitants of Philadlephia County who owned land and paid quit rents prior to 1734. One hundred acres are ascribed to him (I. D. Rupp, "Thirty Thousand Immigrants", Page 477).
At a session of the supreme Court of Pennsylvania, held April 12th and 13th, 1743 in Philadelphia, a number of persons were naturalized who had conscientious scruples against taking the oath. Among them were Nicholas Haldeman of Chester County, and Nicholas Haldeman, Jr., and Christian Haldeman, both of Philadelphia County. The latter two were sons of Nicholas, and had been born in Switzerland.
After Nicholas Haldeman had sold his farm in Salford Township, Montgomery County, then Philadelphia County, he removed to Chester County, where he purchased on April 12, 1743, a tract of land containing 200 acres ("Pennsylvania Archives", Third Series, Vol. 24).
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Thelma Carter was a warm, loving gifted homemaker who loved gardening and cooking. A gifted seamstress, she made dresses for her nieces and engaged in many community activities. Remembrance of Mary Frances Reynolds Eggleston. | Carter, Thelma Elizabeth (I7164)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I7115)
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Twin of Rhoda[riverrat1981.ged]
REF: Hitchcock Genealogy- 1894- pp 132,146
Name & Fam of Hotchkiss..Hotchkiss Fam Assoc- pp 96-7
Wallingford Vital Records
Cheshire " "
Families of Ancient New Haven-Jacobus
CONNECTICUT. New Haven County. Waterbury Deaths 1797-1825 [Rootsweb]
Name: HITCHCOCK, Benjamin
Age: 56
Death Date: 1809
Place of Death: New Haven Co. CT | Hitchcock, Benjamin (I5840)
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William S. Hutson b. 9 May 1811 d. 16 Feb 1883 maarried Sarah M. Wells b. 6 Apr 1810 d. 2 Nov 1857, married 25 Nov 1835 Pittsylvania Co., VA
Children:
1. Clarissa A. Catherine Hutson b.25 Mar 1839, d. 20 Jun 1866.
2. Julia B.V. Hutson b. 20 Apr 1841 d. 18 Jun 1923 (never married)
3. John H. Hutson b. 9 Jan 1843 d. 18 Aug 1861 ( at Camp Edmunds, Manassas, VA/War Between the States - CSA)
4. Elizabeth J. Hutson b. 13 Dec 1844 d. 3 Apr 1925 (married James H. Oakes)
5. Matilda F. Hutson b. 30 Jun 1847 d. 4 Jul 1903 (never married)
6. Martha M. Hutson b. 23 Feb 1849 d. 11 Feb 1926 (never married)
1. Clarissa A. Catharine Hutson married William Henry Hughes on 9 Dec 1858 (He was born 9 Sep 1828 and died 17 Nov 1905. He also married again.)
Children:
1. Sarah Frances Hughes b. 16 Sep 1859 d. 20 Feb 1947
2. William W. Hughes b. 19 Jun 1861 d. 16 Sep 1862
3. Jeremiah Hughes b. 26 May 1863 d. 28 May 1864
Most of this info came from the William S. Hutson Family Bible and the William Henry Hughes Family Bible. | Wells, Sarah M. (I68069)
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Younger brother of Hannah Cook | Ives, Deacon Joseph (I5537)
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Younger sister of Deacon Joseph Ives | Ives, Hannah (I5568)
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[From "Holdeman Descendants" by Edwin L. Weaver, 1937, Vol I., Page 235-237]
George Holdeman was married February 18, 1836 in Wayne County, Ohio to Anna Eicher, born October 22, 1818 in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, daughter of Daniel and Mary M. (Stuckschleger) Eicher. She had come with her parents to Wayne County, Ohio, and was reared on a farm which was the northeast quarter of section nineteen in Congress Township, in which township they lived during the first several years after their marriage.
George Holdeman became a school teacher and taught one-third of the winter term of 1839 and 1840 at the old log school house of district No. Six in Chester Township, Wayne County, Ohio. The following facts concerning the teaching career of George Holdeman in Ohio were taken from Chester Township records: " George Holdeman taught the winter term of school 1844 and 1845 in District No. Two which was the next district due north of District No. Six, and known to-day as Science Point District by the same number, and that on March 12, 1845 was paid $45.50 for his services, and the winter of 1846 and 1847 George Holdeman taught the school of District No. Eleven, today kown as Red Swamp, and on March 22, 1847 drew $52.00 for his wages. The following winter, 1847 and 1848, he again taught in District No. Two and on march 16, 1848 he was paid $52.00. (Harvey S. Rutt, "History of Chester Township, Wayne County, Ohio, P 26.)
On November 20, 1839, George Holdeman and wife bought from Simon Vanosdal a forty acre tract of land, which was the south one-half of the south half of the southeast quarter of section five in Chester Township. This land was sold on September 2, 1848, twenty acres to Isaac Young and twenty to Susannah Cook.
In the year 1848 George Holdeman and family came to Elkhart County, Indiana, and lived during the first year in Elkhart Township, in which township the Frederick Landis family had settled. They had seven children at this time. They then moved to Olive Township and purchased from the government September 2, 1849 the forty acres of the southwest quarter of the southeast quarter of section thirty-five of township thirty-six (Olive); this tract was sold for sixty dollars to Susannah Miller July 30, 1850. On May 13, 1850, George and Anna Holdeman bought from Henry Yoder of Mahoning County, Ohio, for five hundred dollars the southwest quarter of section seven, 130.55 acres of township thirty-five (Locke). On October 11, 1858 they bought for three hundred dollars the north half of the southwest quarter of section thirty-four in Olive Township, containing 120 acres, and April 12, 1865 from John H. and Harriet Baker of Elkhart County for two hundred dollars the northwest quarter of the southeast quarter of section thirty-four in Olive Township.
George Holdeman was a soldier in the Civil War. He was drafted, and entered November 14, 1862 at Indianapolis. He was a private and a member of Company K. 57th Regiment of the Indiana Infantry. At the battle of Stone River December 21, 1862 he was wounded in the shoulder; it is said he would have been killed had it not been for a pair of new boots which he had in a knapsack over his shoulder.
George Holdeman had been the first of the Holdemans to settle in Elkhart County, and to clear land; he first cleared ten acres on the west side of section thirty-four, at what came to be called Coonville. Later he built a log house almost in the center of the section; it stood northesast of where the barn now is on the farm occupied by Warren Holdeman. This log house faced the east with a porch along the east side of it. He had also started to build a barn, but sold the farm before this was completeted.
Anna (Eicher) Holdeman died March 2, 1863, aged 44 years, 4 months, 10 days. George Holdeman was married the second time December 17, 1868 to Charlotte Bixler, and shortly afterward sold his farm to Joseph Holdeman. He purchased the shares from the children of his second wife of a farm north of the Baugo Church, northwest of Wakarusa.
In addition to teaching and farming he practiced verterinary quite extensively, and became more a veterinarian than a farmer.
George and Ann (Eicher) Holdeman were members of the Mennonite Church. Before the Holdeman Meeting House was built, services were held regularly once every four weeks at their home one and one-half miles west and one-half mile south of Wakarusa. he sometime accommodated Mennonite ministers and other visitors to Elkhart County by providing transportation for them. For instance in 1868 Christian D. Berry of Burr Oak, Michigan visited Mennonites around Wakarusa; when he returned home George Holdeman and Danniel Brenneman accompaneid him as far as LaGrange, Indiana. | Holdeman, George (I5795)
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[From a letter written by E. W. Powers March 7, 1950 to Ruth Hitchcock Bressler]
Manley Hitchcock born and raised in Massachusetts, came to the State of Ohio when that part of the state was a wilderness, settled where the City of Cleveland now stands, on the Cuyhoga River, county by the same name.
Sold that property for eight dollars per acre. Moved to the next adjoining county, being Lorain County where he bought land for one dollar and twenty five per acre near the center of Eton TWP where he lived and raised a large family.
Manley married Chloe Adams related to John and Quincy (Adams) that became our second and sixth presidents. She was raised in Massachusetts where they were married.
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[From "Genealogy of the Hitchcock Family 1894" Page 170]
In the War of 1812 he was employed as a teamster to carry munitions of war between Sacketts Harbor and Buffalo. He had twelve children, five boys and seven girls. About 1825 he and his brother Samuel moved to Ohio on the Western Reserve, Lorain Co. They were pioneers and on a small tract of land where they endured the hardships incident to that early day. Two boys died in infancy.
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[From Michigan Historical Society Records, Vol. 11 page 17]
Mark S. Hitchcock was born in Ontario county, New York, in 1821, his parents, Manly and Chloe Hitchcock, being natives of Waterbury, Conn. They moved to Lorain county, Ohio, in 1824, and lived in Cleveland until their death.[riverrat1981.ged]
* Manley & Chloe had 12 ch- 7 girls & 5 boys- 2 boys d in infancy. He was employed as a teamster to carry munitions of war between Sacketts Harbor and Buffalo (NY), in War of 1812. He and brother Samuel moved to the Western Reserve, Lorain Co, OH abt 1825.
** He came in 1823 to Lot 44 in Eaton Twp. (OH)
REF:* Hitchcock Genealogy- 1894- pp 146,170
Name & Fam of Hotchkiss..Hotchkiss Fam Assoc- p 97
Wallingford Vital Records
Cheshire " "
Families of Ancient New Haven-Jacobus
** History of Lorain Co (OH)- 1879
John Hopkins of Cambridge, MA & Descendants- Timothy Hopkins- p 83 | Hitchcock, Manley (I5762)
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1930 Census lists George L. Carter and his wife Bertha as living with George T. Carter, age 79 and his brother Harvey (widower) and Harvey's children on a farm in Halifax Co. Va. | Family F2634
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5. JONAS MEMORY4 WALLER (JONAS BRIDGEWATER3, ZACHARIAH2, JOHN1) was born December 29, 1803 in White Oak Mountain, Pittsylvania Co., VA, and died September 25, 1884 in Old Millville, Rusk Co., TX. He married MARTHA WASHINGTON EMMERSON December 16, 1833 in Blair's District, Pittsylvania Co., VA.
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~vapittsy/families.htm
Children of JONAS WALLER and MARTHA EMMERSON are:
i. 1 UNNAMED5 WALLER.
ii. MARY L. WALLER, b. 1834, PittsylvaniaCo., VA; m. W. C. STANFORD.
iii. DAVID HENRY WALLER, b. 1836; m. MARTHAJANE WESLEY WILLIAMS.
iv. TABITHA LEOANNA WALLER, b. 1838, Pittsylvania Co., VA.
v. JONAS MEMORY WALLER, JR., b. 1840, Pittsylvania Co., VA; m. LUCY ELLEN PATTON.
vi. SARAH J. WALLER, b. 1843, PittsylvaniaCo., VA; m. W.A.G. BILL KNIGHT.
vii. MARTHA W. WALLER, b. 1845, PittsylvaniaCo., VA; m. (1) OSWELL E. BURT; m. (2) GEORGE W. ROBERTS.
viii. JOHN BUREL WALLER, b. June 14, 1847,Tennessee; d. March 20, 1921; m. (1) MARY JANE VARNON; m. (2) NANCY ELIZABETHNIX.
ix. WILLIAM HENRY WALLER, b. 1850, Tennessee; m. .
x. VIRGINIA BEULAH WALLER, b. 1858, Millville, Rusk Co., TX; m. SAM WASHBURN. | Emmerson, Martha Washington (I12736)
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Bertha & George adopted a son, Horace who married Sallie Satterfield | Family F2634
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Bessie Edwards, spinster, never married and had no issue. She lived with her her sister-in-law, Mattie Carter Powell after her first husband, Warner L. Powell died and helped take care of the children. She lived with them and other family members for the remainder of her life and is burried in the Powell family plot at Green Hill Cemetery in Danville, Virginia.
Remembrance of Margaret Virginia Denny Powell as told to Mary Frances Reynolds Eggleston. Photograph of headstone by Mary Frances Reynolds Eggleston. | Edwards, Bessie (I7338)
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Buster was the youngest of Bart & Nannie's 12 children.
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Census, 1910, Pittsylvania Co., VA, Callands, family 53.Census, 1930, Pittsylvania Co., VA, Callands, family 56.
Census, 1930, Pittsylvania Co., VA, Callands, family 56. | Reynolds, Roxie Allie (I7364)
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Census, 1910, Pittsylvania Co., VA, Callands, family 53.Census, 1930, Pittsylvania Co., VA, Callands, family 56.
Census, 1930, Pittsylvania Co., VA, Callands, family 56. | Reynolds, Mary Della (I7369)
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Census, 1930, Pittsylvania Co., VA, Callands, family 56. | Reynolds, Hugh Volney (I7372)
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Census, 1930, Pittsylvania Co., VA, Callands, family 56. | Reynolds, John Herbert (I7380)
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Children of Thomas W. Hutson and Sarah F. Wells
Elizabeth A Hutson 1833 ? 1907
John W Hutson 1836 ? 1836
James H Hutson 1837 ? 1919
Thomas J Hutson 1841 ? 1887
Sarah F Hutson 1843 ? 1861
William M Hutson 1847 ? 1848
Louisa S Hutson 1849 ? 1861
Martha Jane Hutson 1852 ? 1934
Julia Melissa Hutson 1855 ? 1940
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First daughter, named after maternal grandmother, Sarah Devin; | Reynolds, Sarah "Sally" (I3023)
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Forrest Moses owned a successful insurance agency in Danville, Virginia which was run by his elder son James Carter "Jimmy" Moses, after his death. | Moses, Forrest Lee Sr. (I7222)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F2517
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Joseph Alpha Carter, Jr. was the second son of Mattie Frances Carter and J.A. Carter Sr. He died of pneumonia in a CCC work camp in Lynchburg, Virginia where he had sought work after the war when the depression was causing widespread unemployment.
He was never married and had no issue. | Carter, Joseph Alpha Jr. (I7165)
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Many of this family moved with the Mahans to Georgia | Family F2700
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Married Evelyn Jenero Robertson after the death of his first wife Earline Finny who was struck by lightening. | Robertson, Evelyn Jenero (I7321)
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Mary Neely (found spelled several ways) was the daughter of William Neely of Tomahawk Creek, VA (Callands). Hugh Reynolds bought his land adjacent to William Neely's and Married his daughter Mary. Their son's Joseph and William. Joseph married Margaret Devin and Nancy Ford. | Nealey, Mary (I4009)
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Mattie was my grandmother. She died after a series of small stokes following a broken hip surgery rendered her comatose for some months. She was 92 years old when she died. | Edwards, Madaline "Mattie" Frances (I7162)
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No children by 1850 Census | Family F2701
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No children in this marriage
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On Thursday, September 30, 1999 8:27 PM, Richard W. Kesler
[SMTP:rkesler@pinehurst.net] wrote:
> Did the letter name any other children of Ellen Rigney by Benjamin Turner
Clement?
These are simply cordial letters. F. B. CLEMENT wrote things like "thank
you for the pictures," "How are the rest of the family? Give my love to
them," and "I was so sorry to hear of Albert's death."
The only items specific to the topic of the children of Ellen RIGNEY and
Benjamin Turner CLEMENT in the letters written by F.B. CLEMENT that I have
photocopies of are -
"It would interest me if you care to relate the whole story of his life
with your grandmother as well as with Sallie Gravelly." "It has always
seemed to me that he did the Rigney children an injustice and a wrong in
abandoning them without support." 19 Nov 1948
"It was news to me that he ever returned there after he first left Va for
Texas and also that he had the large number of children by your
grandmother" 15 Jan 1949
"The Kodak picture enclosed of Rob, Albert and Ben reveal some similarity
of features to my father." 9 March 1950
The only other family members mentioned in the letters to Estelle POWELL
from F. B. CLEMENT are Aunt Tavia, Uncle Fletcher, and an Aunt Betsy
Goggin
The photocopies of these letters were sent to me by James A. Davidson, a
grandson of Albert Sidney RIGNEY.
Respectfully submitted,
Marna
F. B. CLEMENT
Attorney and Counselor at Law
Nashville, Arkansas
These letters are addressed to:
Mrs. S. C. Powell
Chatham, VA
The letters begin: Dear Estelle
These letters contain details that indicate that indeed Benjamin Turner
CLEMENT did father children by Ellen RIGNEY.
This Benjamin Turner CLEMENT was the son of George Washington CLEMENT (1786
VA - 1867 VA) and Sarah 'Sally' TURNER (1804 VA - 1889 VA).
The F. B. CLEMENT is Fletcher Blaine CLEMENT (b. 1892 AR), son of Benjamin
Turner CLEMENT and Alice B. Williams (d. 1910 AR).
Estelle POWELL was born Estelle RIGNEY (b. 1906 VA), the daughter of Albert
Sidney RIGNEY (1867 VA - 1949 VA) who was the son of Ellen RIGNEY.
If you have additional information on the families of any of these people,
please do share it with the members of this group.
Thank you.
Sincerely,
Marna
| Rigney, Eleanor Sidney (I12458)
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Previous references to Claira Love have shown her name spelled as Clara. Her headstone located in County Line Christian Church Cemetery in Henry County, Va has her name spelled Claira. I suppose she knew best how to spell her name.
Sources for this information are taken from Early Southside Virginia Families who document source information for each individual listed in this family. | Reynolds, Claira Love (I7107)
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Richard Anderson, SR. (born 1585) departed from the Port of London, on the ship "Merchant's Hope," on July 31 1635. (He was 50 years old); (Ref. Hotten's List of Emigrants to America, 1600-1700). His son, Richard Anderson, Jr. had embarked for Virginia on an earlier voyage, July 4, 1635, aboard the ship "Transport." They are both listed in Hotten's "The Original lists of Persons of Quality" under this heading, "Register of the names of all ye passinger wch passed from ye Port of London for on whole yeare endinge at Xmas 1635. His sons, Sons John and Thomas remained in England.
Robert Sr. and Jr. were in Jamestown VA
Source The Complete Book of Emigrants, 1607-1776 undated 1607. List of first settlers at Jamestown Island, Va in 1607 as noted by Captain John Smith.
Marriage l Elisabeth HAWKINS
Married: 20 Dec 1611 in London ENG
Elisabeth Hawkins died before 1634; therefore, she was not in the Virginia Colonies. | Anderson, Richard Sr. (I7261)
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Susie is listed in the 1900 Census as 12 years old (Sue); in the 1930 census Mary S. is 42 years old. Frances Hughes Carter, mother of Mary Frances Reynolds Eggleston spoke of her as Susie Carter. Margaret Virginia Denny Powell spoke of her as Susie; both said she never married. | Carter, Mary Susan (I7633)
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Susie lived with her father, George T. Carter, in 1930 | Carter, Mary Susan (I7633)
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These Carters somehow fit into the Carter/Hobson alliance of Halifax County.
Wm. Carter + Elizabeth Hobson c. c 1753
John Carter + Jane Morton Garthwright 1775
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Mary Hobson + Wm Carter c 1780
Miles Carter was the child of John Carter born on (c) - - 1775 at Henrico Co VA died at Henrico Co VA on 30 - Oct - 1845 and his ( 1st ) wife Jane Morton Gathright born on (c) - - 1776 at New Kent Co VA died at Henrico Co VA on (a) - - 1810 married on 22 - Dec - 1797
5.
The Said John Carter was the child of William Carter born on (c) - - 1750 at Henrico Co VA died at Henrico Co VA on - - 1807 and his ( 1st ) wife Elizabeth Hobson born on (c) - - 1753 at Henrico Co VA, died at Henrico Co VA on - - 1828 married on (c) - - 1773 | Hobson, Mary (I67996)
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These Holleys are cousins | Holley, William Henry (I7712)
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William Adkins recognizes Coleman as his son in the will he wrote in 1847. He devises to him tools, livestock and the "land whereon Sally Reynolds lately lived". | Adkins, William (I4030)
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William Barton Reynolds, Jr. is the #6 child of William Barton Reynolds, Sr. and Rutha Oakes. He is Nannie's Brother who married "Susie" Reynolds, his cousin, and had 9 children. He is my great grandmother's younger brother. -Mary Frances Reynolds Eggleston | Family F2538
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www.esway.com lists William James Reynolds b.1715 Surry Co. VA m. Susannah Lindsay 1748 Caroline Co. VA
and
William Reynolds b.1718 Isle of Wight,VA
| Reynolds, William "James" (I4375)
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Buried 9-17-1977 Choteau Montana.
Services held at United Methodist Church, Choteau, Montana, Rev. Oyer Morgan Officiating - Casket Bearers Ed Nordahl, Rusty Dailey, Grant Curtis, Jim Forrest, Bill | Hitchcock, William Sibley (I5583)
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Name: Claudius K Curtis
Event Type: Marriage
Event Date: 04 Jun 1929
Event Place: , Fulton, Indiana
Alternate Event Place:
Registration Place: , Fulton, Indiana, United States
Marriage License Date: 04 Jun 1929
Residence Place: Foraker, , Indiana
Gender: Male
Age (Estimated): 79
Number of Previous Marriages: twice
Race (Original): White
Birth Date: 27 Jul 1850
Birthplace: , , Canada
Father's Name: Burton H Curtis
Mother's Name: Elizabeth Koplin
Spouse's Name: Laura A Croy
Spouse's Residence Place: Foraker, , Indiana
Spouse's Gender: Female
Spouse's Age (Estimated): 72
Spouse's Previous Marriage Number: once
Spouse's Race (Original): White
Spouse's Birth Date: 26 Oct 1857
Spouse's Birthplace: , , Indiana
Spouse's Father's Name: Jackson Barber
Spouse's Mother's Name: Pheobe Hawley
Informant's Name:
Officiator's Name: J B Gleason
Page: 368
Record Number:
Reference ID:
GS Film number: 001871214
Digital Folder Number: 004540531
Image Number: 00418
Number of Images: 1
Citing this Record
"Indiana, Marriages, 1811-1959," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/VW56-DVL : accessed 25 Sep 2013), Elizabeth Koplin in entry for Claudius K Curtis and Laura A Croy, 1929.
| Family F22831
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W.D. Powell's sister was Virgie A. Powell Raines
She is buried in the Powell Family Plot with her brother and his family. She was born 12/25/1880 (Christmas Day) and died 10/17/1928. No information about who her husband and his family was. | Powell, William Daniel "W.D." (I7286)
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1860 Census VA Franklin Co VA SW district
HH 663 661
Allen G Reynolds 42
Martha A 42
Chesley 23
James S 18
William B 12
Tabitha Ann 14
Permelia E 8
Texanna F 7
John H 5
Cephas W 2 | Family F1691
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Frank Campbell Hendricks born on 20 - Oct - 1866 at ?
died at Council Bluffs IA on 12 - Nov - 1946 and his (1st) wife, Saloma Bedison born on 15 - May - 1870 at New Brighton PA, died at ? on - - married on 14 - Nov - 1888
2.
The Said Frank Campbell Hendricks was the child of Aaron Lilburn Hendricks born on (c) - - 1834 at Russell Co VA,
died at Council Bluffs IA on (c) - - 1902 and his ( 2nd ) wife, Martha M Fuller born on 23 - Oct - 1836 at Russell Co VA, died at Council Bluffs IA on (c) - - 1906 married on 2 - May - 1855
3.
The Said Martha M Fuller was the child of Abram Fuller born on 21 - Sep - 1807 at Lebanon Russell Co VA, died at Council Bluffs IA on - Jan - 1890 and his (1st) wife, Mary B Reynolds born on 30 - Oct - 1809 at Richmond VA died at Russell Co VA on 1 - Mar - 1884 married on 21 - Feb - 1828
4.
The Said Mary B Reynolds was the child of Bernard Reynolds born on 12 - Nov - 1763 at Caroline Co VA died at Russell Co VA on 23 - Jan - 1883 and his ( 1st ) wife, Lucy Johnstone born on 24 - Jan - 1765 at CT died at ?on 10 Jun 1843 married on 1 - Feb - 1787, | Reynolds, Bernard Sr. (I8215)
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Frank Campbell Hendricks born on 20 - Oct - 1866 at ?
died at Council Bluffs IA on 12 - Nov - 1946 and his (1st) wife, Saloma Bedison born on 15 - May - 1870 at New Brighton PA, died at ? on - - married on 14 - Nov - 1888
2.
The Said Frank Campbell Hendricks was the child of Aaron Lilburn Hendricks born on (c) - - 1834 at Russell Co VA,
died at Council Bluffs IA on (c) - - 1902 and his ( 2nd ) wife, Martha M Fuller born on 23 - Oct - 1836 at Russell Co VA, died at Council Bluffs IA on (c) - - 1906 married on 2 - May - 1855
3.
The Said Martha M Fuller was the child of Abram Fuller born on 21 - Sep - 1807 at Lebanon Russell Co VA, died at Council Bluffs IA on - Jan - 1890 and his (1st) wife, Mary B Reynolds born on 30 - Oct - 1809 at Richmond VA died at Russell Co VA on 1 - Mar - 1884 married on 21 - Feb - 1828
4.
The Said Mary B Reynolds was the child of Bernard Reynolds born on 12 - Nov - 1763 at Caroline Co VA died at Russell Co VA on 23 - Jan - 1883 and his ( 1st ) wife, Lucy Johnstone born on 24 - Jan - 1765 at CT died at ?on 10 Jun 1843 married on 1 - Feb - 1787, | Johnston, Lucy (I9391)
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Frank Campbell Hendricks born on 20 - Oct - 1866 at ?
died at Council Bluffs IA on 12 - Nov - 1946 and his (1st) wife, Saloma Bedison born on 15 - May - 1870 at New Brighton PA, died at ? on - - married on 14 - Nov - 1888
2.
The Said Frank Campbell Hendricks was the child of Aaron Lilburn Hendricks born on (c) - - 1834 at Russell Co VA,
died at Council Bluffs IA on (c) - - 1902 and his ( 2nd ) wife, Martha M Fuller born on 23 - Oct - 1836 at Russell Co VA, died at Council Bluffs IA on (c) - - 1906 married on 2 - May - 1855
3.
The Said Martha M Fuller was the child of Abram Fuller born on 21 - Sep - 1807 at Lebanon Russell Co VA, died at Council Bluffs IA on - Jan - 1890 and his (1st) wife, Mary B Reynolds born on 30 - Oct - 1809 at Richmond VA died at Russell Co VA on 1 - Mar - 1884 married on 21 - Feb - 1828
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The Said Mary B Reynolds was the child of Bernard Reynolds born on 12 - Nov - 1763 at Caroline Co VA died at Russell Co VA on 23 - Jan - 1883 and his ( 1st ) wife, Lucy Johnstone born on 24 - Jan - 1765 at CT died at ?on 10 Jun 1843 married on 1 - Feb - 1787, | Reynolds, Bernard Jr. (I9392)
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