First Generation 
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1. Darby SHAWHAN. Darby was born in Ireland in 1673. Darby died in Kent County, Maryland, on April 3, 1736; he was 63. Occupation: Farmer.

New Yarmouth
The peninsula of Eastern Neck — just north of Eastern Neck Island and Kent Island — is one of the earliest areas of settlement on the Eastern Shore.  The site of the seventeenth century settlement known as New Yarmouth was built on Eastern Neck near Gray's Inn Creek by a man named Tovey.  He purchased one hundred acres of land called "Huntingfield" from Thomas Ringgold.  Maps still show "Hunting Field Point" and "Huntingfield Creek."  In 1674 (Darby Shawhan, age 1) Charles Calvert had ordered court sessions to move from Eastern Neck Island to the mainland and by 1679 (Darby Shawhan, age 6) the first Kent County courthouse had been built at New Yarmouth.  This area remained a commercial center and a port of entry until 1696 (Darby Shawhan, age 23) when the courthouse was moved to it's present site on the Chester River.  With this relocation, the center of county government followed the inland shift of the population.

Kent County
County boundaries shifted in 1706 with the creation of Queen Anne's County from portions of Kent and Talbot.  The Shad's Hole property moved from Cecil to Kent as the Sassafras River became the northern boundary for Kent and the southern for Cecil.  The southern boundary of Kent became the Chester River.  The taxable population of Kent County was about three hundred at the time of Darby's birth and had risen to a little over eight hundred by the time of the Shawhan - Meeks marriage.  

St. Paul's Parish
St. Paul's is one of thirty Maryland parishes formed by the Act of Establishment in 1693.  The first vestry meeting was held in January 1693 in the house of Thomas Joce at New Yarmouth, at that time a commercial center on Eastern Neck, just north of Kent Island.  There is physical evidence that a church building was standing in the New Yarmouth area prior to the Act of Establishment.   

In 1695 the Vestry hired Daniel Norris to build a church at the present location of St. Paul's (west fork of Langford's Creek) on a parcel of land belonging to Michael Miller.  The Vestry sued builder Daniel Norris on November 27, 1707 (seven days after the Shawhan-Meeks wedding) for an unfulfilled contract.  In 1711 the Vestry contracted with James Harris and the present church was built in 1713, reflecting the inland shift of the population.

The marriage of Darby and Sarah (1707) pre-dates the existing church building (1713) by six years and may have taken place at the church building in the New Yarmouth area, eight to ten miles south (by way of Langford's Creek) of the present site of St. Paul's Church.  It is also likely the wedding took place in their home, a common practice on the 18th century Eastern Shore.  Darby, Sarah and two children — Daniel and John — were living at Shad's Hole (in Shrewsbury Parish) by the time the present church at St. Paul's was built.

Shad's Hole
In 1709 Darby and Sarah purchased (from Francis Bellows and his wife Margaret, also from St. Paul's Parish) 100 acres of a 650 acre tract named Shad's Hole on a branch of Morgan's Creek in upper Kent County.  The typical dwelling of the time for small landowners was a 20 by 15 foot clapboard home with dirt floor.  The structure was generally separated into two rooms and heated by fireplaces with wooden chimneys.1

Shad's Hole — now part of Glenmore — is one half mile north of Kennedysville (settled by an Amish community in 1954) on the west side of Turners Creek Road,  roughly two and one half miles south of Shrewsbury Parish in which their children were born.  50 acres in the same area, called 'Darby's Desire' was surveyed in 1714 and patented in 1716.  This purchase was consistent with the agricultural movement of the time toward richer soil for the growth of higher quality tobacco.

Ronald Shawhan differs in his account of the location of the Shawhan property.  Following is his account:  “The homestead is located on Route 448, about 1/4 mile west of the present village of Kennedyville, Kent County, Maryland.  The 2 1/2 stories house now standing on the site of the original dwelling is known as Glenmore on the State of Maryland Historic Homes Survey.  Facing east, it was constructed about the year 1780 when the land was owned by Joseph , son of John , and grandson of Darby (1).  Joseph's son, Samuel, subsequently sold the property, in 1804, to Edward Sims; it is presently owned by Mr. Henry C. Beck, Jr., of Dallas, Texas.  Records indicate that the Shawhan Family Graveyard, absent headstones, lies a few hundred feet to the right of the house and probably contains the remains of Darby (1) and Sarah.”2

Darby and Sarah were planters.  Authorized river ports in north Kent County were the former site of Shrewsbury on the Sassafras River to the north and at Edward Walvin's plantation on the Chester River to the south.

Darby and Sarah died in 1736.  Both are buried in the graveyard on the family farm, "Darby's Desire/Shad's Hole", Kent Co., Maryland.  No markers survive.

Early court records of Kent County, Maryland, list Darby Shawhan in various ways, and this is probably due to language, dialect, speech, and writing variations in handwriting and transcriptions:  Darby Shehorne, Sr.; Darby Shawvin; Darby Shehen; Darby Shaughen; Darby Shehawn; Darby Shawhan.3

Several family sources repeat Nell Downing Norton's reference to "The First Census of American People, p. 84, found only in the Hall of Records, Annapolis, Md."  Eastern Shore, Maryland genealogist, Irma Harper writes "I questioned the staff at the Maryland Archives on Thursday last, they know nothing of the above....  There is no known county by the name of Essex in Maryland."

1706
"New Town" was laid out by authority of an Act of Maryland.  Its charter was revised in 1780 and the name Chester Town given to it.

 1707
Darby Shawhan, 1672/73-1736 of Kent Co., MD, m. 1707, Sarah Meeks, will proved 1736.

2 Aug 1709.  Darby Shawhan purchases 100 acres of a 650 acre tract known as "Shad's Hole" from Francis Bellows and his wife Margaret.  The price was 3,200 pounds of tobacco.

14 Nov 1709.  Name of Darby Shehorne, Kent Co., Md. appears on the bond of Francis Collins, administrator of the estate of Edward Carroll.

27 Nov 1714.  Survey 50 acres of Shad's Hole, known as Darby's Desire, located on north side of one of the branches of Morgan's Creek.

10 Sept 1716.  50 acres named Darby's Desire patented

8 Sept 1721.  Name of Darby Shehorne, Kent Co., Md. appears on bond of Francis Collins, adm. of Edward Carroll.

20 Nov 1733.  Deposition in Kent Co., Md.  Darby gave his age as 60 years.

16 Oct 1735.  Darby's will written.
Last Will and Testament
In the name of God Amen.  I Darby Shawn of Kent County in the province of Maryland, planter, being sick in body but of good and perfect memory praised be almighty God - due for avoiding controversies after my decease make, publish and declare this my last will and testament in manner and form following that is to say.  First and principally my soul I resign into the hands of almighty God my creator, hoping that by and through the only merits and interception of my Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ to obtain free pardon and remission of all my sins, my body I committ to the earth from whence it was formed to be decently buried at discretion of my executrix herein after named and as for and concerning all such temporal estate as the Lord shall be pleased to bless me with at my decease.  I give, will and dispose of the same in the manner following (that is to say first) I will that all such just debts as I shall owe at my death and my funerall charges shall be fully paid and discharged.

Imprimis.  I give and bequeath unto my dear and loving wife Sarah Shawin whom I appoint, constitute and ordain my sole executrix of this my last will and testament all my lands, living and moveable estate whatsoever or wheresoever as well real as personall (only these things omitted) during her naturall life.

Item.  I give and bequeath unto my beloved son Daniel Shawn one long gun and no more.

Item.  I give and bequeath unto my beloved son John Shawn one sow and pigg and no more.

Item.  I give and bequeath unto my beloved son Dennis Shawn, one young horse four years old, called Doctor, and no more.

Item.  I give and bequeath unto my beloved daughter Sarah Dier the now wife of Edward Dier one yearling heifer and no more that is next spring ten years old.

Item.  I give and bequeath unto my two beloved sons Darby Shawn and David Shawn my Dwelling plantation being part of a tract of land called Shad's Hole containing one hundred and ten acres after my beloved wife's decease.

Item.  I give and bequeath unto my beloved daughter Elizabeth Shawn one cow and calf and one ewe lamb and no more, when she arrives or ---- to the age of sixteen years.

Item.  I give leave and bequeath unto my well beloved wife Sarah Shawn my three sons - Dennis, Darby, David and William Shawn to continue with my executrix till they arrive at age of twenty one years and I do hereby revoke anull and make void all former wills by me at any time made and do declare these proposals only to be my last will and testament.  In witness whereof I the said Darby Shawin to this my last will and testament have set my hand and seal this sixteen day of October in the ninth year of the reign of our sovereign Lord George the second by the grace of God of Great Brittain, France and Ireland King, defender of the Faith and so forth and in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and thirty five.

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Witnesses:
 George Barber
 John Read
 Francis Read 

3 Apr 1736.  Darby's will probated.

27 Oct 1736.  Estate of Darby Shehawn, Kent Co., appraised by John Gleaves and Thomas Hatcheson.  Daniel Shehawn listed as administrator.  Sarah Dyer and John Shawhan listed as near of kin.  Francis Bellows listed as largest creditor.

Inventory of Darby Shawhan's estate.  Witnesses: John Shawhan, son; Daniel Shawhan, son; Sarah Dyer, daughter; Francis Belles, greatest creditor.
3 feather bed bolsters and pillows, 58 pounds of wool, 3 rugs, 1 linen wheel, 4 blankets, 3 chests, 4 large pots with hooks, 3 stone jugs, 1 frying pan, 3 axes, 3 augurs, 2 files, bricks, tackle & block, 43 lbs corn "stick baskit", carving knife, iron candle stick, branding iron, 2 locks, 2 bells, 1 "speling book," "buter churn tub," washing tub, 1 cart with traces and "pare of harnes," 9 sheep, 1 old sow, 4 young hogs, 2 cows and calfs, 2 barren cows, 1 "tabel and forms," 1 old bay horse 15 yrs old, 1 plowshare, 1 old mare and yearlong colt, 8-900 pounds of tobacco.

27 Oct 1736.  "came Daniell Shawhan and made oath...that this is a good and perfect inventory...."

1939.  Query by Wm. G. Hills (6 Shepherd St., Chevy Chase, Md.) re parentage of Sarah Meeks and Darby Shawhan, Sr.

Mar 1983.  History of "Darby's Desire" and documentation of Shawhan ownership from 1709 to 1808 by Shawhan, Ron T. (New Providence, NJ)

He married Sarah MEEKS, daughter of Walter MEEKS & Sarah, November 20, 17074 in St. Paul's Parish. Died 1736 in Kent County, Maryland.

Other Family Connections
There are several relationships, the timing, locations and names of which may point to Darby's parents and family.  In Talbot County these include the arrival of Cornelius and Thomas aboard the ship Encrease in 1679, the marriage of David Shehan to Bridget in 1713, the July 1714 death of a Daniel Shehawne whose estate was administered by his wife, Bridgett, the October 1714 birth of a Daniel Shehane to parents Cornelius and Alice at St. Peter's Parish, and the birth of David in 1716.  The names Daniel and John appear frequently in Shawhan families of Kent and Talbot counties.   Across the bay in Calvert County there is the 1718 death of John Shehon and in St. Mary's County the 1721 death of Darby Shohon.   In Dorchester County Thomas appears in 1715 and in 1722.  From Bertie County, North Carolina comes Miles Mason Shawhan.  Other Shawn names appear in Massachusetts.

Daniel left the Eastern Shore for Frederick County, Maryland in 1740.  The eldest daughter, Sarah,  married Edward Dyer, son of Nathaniel and Elizabeth Dyer.  Edward died in 1749 and Sarah administered the estate in Kent County.  Sarah's brother, William would have been 21 years old in 1749.  William and his brothers David and Darby were old enough to have left their sister's house by this time.  David died in 1766.   The estate was administered by his brother Darby and witnessed by his brother John and John's son, Shadrack.  The family bible was listed among the assets.  Darby never married and died in the home of his brother, Dennis, in Kent County in 1767.  He left his estate to Joseph, son of his brother John.  Dennis filed suit against Joseph, executor of David's estate for costs incurred in the care of Darby.  Of William there is no further record.
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Closing In On Definitive Link Between "Shawhan" and "Sheehan" Surname
by Bob Francis
October 28, 2000

I may have found the definitive link between the "Sheehan" and "Shawhan" surnames, as well as discovering the original name of our ancestor, Darby Shawhan.  As many of us who have researched this name are all-too-aware, the "Shawhan" surname is unusual and has not been found in Irish records.  Though we have long speculated that "Shawhan" is a variation of "Sheehan," there has not been one shred of hard evidence to support this contention.  Now, I believe I can say with a high degree of certainty that "Shawhan" and "Sheehan" are one-and-the-same.

My discovery came about while on vacation in Ireland this past October 17-25, 2000.  My wife and I explored the counties of Limerick, Kerry, Cork, Waterford, Tipperary, Kilkenny and Laois.  It was while in the "Kingdom of Kerry" that I came across my first clue to the origins of Darby Shawhan’s name, though I did not know it at the time.  As you may know, Gaelic is the common language of the folks of rural Kerry and Cork; so much so that many of the road signs are written in Gaelic, as well as the common language on the street.

Because of this, I decided to purchase a book titled "Irish Place Names" by Deirdre and Laurence Flanagan.  The book provides a nice English/Gaelic dictionary of place names.  As I scanned the dictionary, I came across the name of one of the small villages on the west coast of the Dingle peninsula, called "Ballydavid."  The Gaelic form of this is "Baile Dháibhi" (spelled also "Dhóibhi").  It literally means "homestead of Dhóibhi."  The name "Dhóibhi" struck me, as if I had "heard" it before, though this was the first time I had actually seen it.  Keep this piece of trivia in mind because it becomes important later in this story.

One of the last places we visited while in Ireland was Tipperary.  My reason for visiting this area  was to follow up on a piece of data discovered by Eric Shawn.  Eric uncovered data from a "hearth tax," dated 1659, which listed a Darby Shehane living in Tipperary.  With this in mind, my wife and I visited the local Heritage Center with the hopes of finding some shred of evidence linking our ancestor to that data.  Our hopes were quickly dashed as the hostess informed us that no records existed in Tipperary prior to 1800.  She told us of a fire that destroyed most of the old records and those that remain can only be researched in Dublin.

On a "hunch," I asked the lady about the Gaelic pronuciation of the word "Dhóibhi." She said that the name is pronounced "Darvy."  I sat stunned!  Did she say what I thought she said??  I looked at Cindy and she had the same reaction.  Making sure that what I thought I heard was correct, I asked the lady to pronounce the name again.  Again, she said "Darvy."  I asked about the "v" sound and she explained that the "bh" takes on a hard "v" sound.  I then asked her to pronounce the Gaelic form of "Sheehan."  She said "Shawn’n."  I couldn’t believe what I just heard!  My mind was definitely putting "two-plus-two" together.  I then asked her to pronounce both words and she said "Darvy Shawn’n."   The "n’n" sound was very subtle—sounding like "nun" but with a very slight and quick "u" sound. This could easily be misunderstood as a single "n."

My theory is that our ancestor’s name was originally the Gaelic name "Dhóibhi Siochain," anglicised as David Sheehan.  When he sailed aboard an English vessel sometime in the 1680’s or 1690’s, he undoubtedly pronounced his name in Gaelic as "Darvy Shawn’n." and it was heard by the English scribe as "Darby Shawhan" who penned the name we inherited.

While I realize that this theory is yet to be verified and may be proven incorrect, it is the first clear connection between the "Shawhan" and "Sheehan" surnames.  More than this, it is the first time that the name of our ancestor can be connected to Ireland—and more specifically—to the Southwest of Ireland.

I invite any and all thoughts on this theory.  In the menatime, I am in the process of learning rudimentary Gaelic in order to verify what my wife and I heard from the genealogist in Tipperary.

Bob Francis
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Shads Hole -Glenmore Update
Kent County, Maryland
May 19, 2001
by Eric Shawn

New information has continued to surface since William G. Hills and others mentioned Shads Hole in The Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy.   According to this monograph, "The lovely old three story house now standing on the site of the original dwelling was built about the year 1780 when the land was owned by Joseph, son of John, son of Darby.  It was first built of brick noggins and about 1810 covered over with clapboards by William Sims who had purchased the place from Samuel Shawhan who had inherited it from his father Joseph who died 1808." 

According to a recent publication, Daniel Jones built the house mentioned above after 1826.  Property deeds indicate that Edward Sims purchased portions of Shads Hole –now Glenmore - from John Shawhan’s son, Samuel, and John’s grandson, Charles.  The ‘Shawn’ spelling is used for both in the county records.

In 1709 (2 August) Darby Shawhan and Sarah Meeks purchased (from Francis Bellows and his wife Margaret, also members of St. Paul's Parish, Kent County) 100 acres of the 650 acre tract named Shad's Hole on a branch of Morgan's Creek in upper Kent County.  The name has been variously written as Shad Hole, Shads Hold, Shads Hold, Shads Hole, Shadshold, Shadshole, Shadds Hole, and Shades Hole.

Over the years Francis Bellow and his wife, Margaret sold various pieces of the property originally willed under the name ‘Shads Hole’ as follows.  William Jones, administrator for Francis Bellowes in 1681, passed the 650 acres of Shad's Hole to Francis Bellows, Jr.   Francis Bellows, the junior, in turn sold one parcel to Richard Bennett in 1708 (KELR JSN:81) and another (100 acres adjoining the part sold to Richard Bennett) to Darby Shawhan in 1709.

Francis Bellows and his wife Margret sold 215 acres of Shadds Hole to Francis Collins in 1715 (KELR BC#1:102).  Hannah Bodeen received a 100 acre portion of the original Shads Hole property in 1722 (18 Sept) paid for by Frances Bodeen (KELR JS#W:277). 

Both Darby Shawhorn (Shawhan) and Daniel Perkins were deposed regarding Shads Hole on 26 Feb 1733/4 (KELR JS#18:2).  

In 1734 Benjamin Kelley sold a 50 acre parcel of Shadds Hole to Francis Bellass, the son of Francis Bellass.  Other portions of Shad's Hole once held by Frances Bellas were in the hands of Ferdinando Hull (21 Apr 1737), Hezekiah Cooper (1760) who married Martha Bellas, Peregrine Cooper (1783) and John Hudson and Abraham Taylor (1783).

In 1736, Darby Shawhan left Shad's Hole to his sons, Darby, Jr. and David (MWB 21:572).  By 1738, Darby’s el\dest son, Daniel Shawhan, held the debt on the property.  In October 1740, Daniel sold 50 acres of Shads Hole, “beginning at a post by the west side of a road which leads from Thomas Creek to Daniel Perkins mill” to his brother, John, prior to departing the Eastern Shore for points West (KELR JS#23:145).  John was the second child of Darby Shawhan and Sarah Meeks. 

John Shawhan passed the portion in his possession to his son, Joseph, in 1783.   Joseph, in turn, sold a stake in the property to his son, Samuel, in 1800 for £250.  Samuel Shawn then sold the property to Edward Simms in 1804 for £517.  Charles Shawn, grandson of John Shawhan, received a stake in the property from his grandfather, John.  He sold his stake to Edward Simms in 1808 for £250.  Shad's Hole remained in the Shawhan family almost one hundred years.

In March of 1983, Ron T. Shawhan (New Jersey), obtained a copy of the Maryland Historic Sites Survey, which contains a description of what has been called Glenmore since the early 1800s.  The survey contains a summary of the building’s interior, as well as a photo of the house from August 1980.

In 1998, The Historical Society of Kent County at Chestertown, Maryland, published Historic Houses of Kent County: An Architectural History: 1642-1860.  This reference includes a short history of the Glenmore site, described as being in the northwestern corner formed by the Kennedyville crossroads.

According to the author, Michael Bourne, Daniel Jones purchased the farm in 1826 from William and Mabel Sims and was responsible for construction of the oldest portion of the house.  The text indicates the house was demolished around 1980.  Although it is true that the house has been demolished, Rose T. Lane toured the house in September of 1987 with William A. Shawn, his wife Mildred, and William's niece, Lula Dennis.

Following is a chronology of Shads Hole - Glenmore.

Chronology:

1681 – William Jones, administrator for Francis Bellas, transmits the 650-acre tract to Francis Bellas, jr.

1709 – (2 Aug)  Darby Shawhan purchases 100 acres of a 650-acre tract known as “Shad’s Hole” from Frances Bellows for 3,200 lbs. of tobacco.

1710 – Daniel Perkins (1685-1744) builds his first water mill on the upper reaches of Morgan Creek.

1714 – Darby surveys 50 acres and calls it Darby’s Desire.

1716 – Darby’s Desire is patented.

1719 – Daniel Perkins purchases Ridgley, the tract adjoining the water mill.

1721 – Daniel Perkins builds White House, a brick building with the date in glazed header numerals on the north gable.

1733/4 - Daniel Perkins was deposed regarding the Shads Hole tract.

1736 – Darby Shawhan wills use of the estate to his wife Sarah during her life time and then to sons Darby and David upon Sarah’s decease.

1740 – Daniel Shawhan, son of Darby and Sarah, and his wife, Jennett, sell a 50 acre parcel of Shad’s Hole to Daniel’s brother, John for 5 pounds.

1743 – John Shawhan is paying annual rent on a portion of Shads Hole.

1766 – John Shawhan, his wife, Elizabeth and their son, John are leasing a portion of Shads Hole.

1783 -  The will of John Shawhan gives the portion of Shads Hole in his possession to his son, Joseph after the death of Elizabeth.  “I give and bequeath unto my son, Joseph, negro Wench Dark, and all my land after the decease of his mother."

1800 -  Joseph Shawn, of New Castle County, Delaware, sells 130 acres of a property known as Shads Hole, to Samuel Shawn of Kent County, Maryland for 250 pounds current money.  See Kent Co. deed, 11 October 1800 (TW1/465).

1804 – Samuel Shawn of Kent County, Maryland sells 130 acres known as Shads Hole to Edward Sims for 517 pounds, 10 shillings current money.

1808 – (13 May) – Charles Shawn of Queen Anne's Co. sells to Edward Simms, Kent Co., 250 pounds current money for 110 acres, tract in Kent Co., SHADS HOLE.  (“… being the same that formerly belonged to John Shawn, deceased, the grandfather of the said Charles Shawn...hath lately become entitled to being all the lands that the said John Shawn died possessed of or entitled to in Kent Co. which he devised by his last will and testament on or about 1st August 1783 after the death of his wife and son, Joseph, now deceased ....  Witnesses: William Parrott.  Elizabeth Shawn, wife of said Charles, gives her consent. See Kent Co. Deed (BC5/267).

1817 – Edward Sims makes the last of three purchases which established the boundaries of the 265 acre tract.

1826 – Daniel and Catherine Jones purchase the site from William and Mabel Sims.

1877 – The property is owned by John Wesley Jones, son of Daniel and Catherine Jones. John became secretary to the President of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad and worked his way up to First Vice-President.  During the period of John’s ownership the house was enlarged to the five bay, two-and-a-half story house.

1885 – Mary E. Hurtt purchases the Glenmore Site.  Mary’s descendants built the kitchen wing and installed the segmentally arched architrave over the front door.
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A new possibility:  SHAWHAN (British). Form of Sharman.  Found on http://www.familychronicle.com/namessz.htm  web site.

On November 20, 1707 Darby married Sarah MEEKS, daughter of Walter MEEKS & Sarah, in St. Paul's Parish.4 Sarah died in 1736 in Kent County, Maryland.

They had the following children:
	2	i.	Daniel (1709-1770)
		ii.	John. John was born in Kent County, Maryland, in 1711. John died in Kent County, on August 1, 1783; he was 72. Occupation: Soldier in the American Revolution.
			1711
			Birth of John, son of Darby Shawhan and Sarah (Meeks), Kent County. Based on the deposition of 1733, Darby is 38 years old.
			
			1712 
			The tax act of 1712 states that all male persons and all female slaves of the age of 16 or above shall be accounted taxable except clergymen and such poor people as receive alms from the county and all such slaves as adjudged to be past labour.
			
			1714
			November 27 - Survey 50 acres of Shad's Hole, known as Darby's Desire, on the north side of one of the branches of Morgan's Creek, Kent County.
			
			1716
			Birth of Elizabeth Peach who married John Shawhan in 1730.
			
			September 10 - Patent 50 acres of Shad's Hole, known as Darby's Desire, Kent County.
			
			1730
			October8- Marriage of John Shawhan (Shawhorn) (son of Darby Shawhan and Sarah Meeks) and Elizabeth Peach (b. 1716), at Shrewsbury Parish (Protestant Episcopal), Kent Co, Maryland. John is 19 years old. Elizabeth is 14 years old. Darby, father of John, is 57.
			
			1732
			September 13 - Birth of John, first child (eldest son) of John (2nd child, 2nd son of Darby and Sarah) and Elizabeth (Peach) Shawhorn, recorded in Shrewsbury Parish, Kent County.
			
			1735
			April 12 - Birth of Daniel, son of John Shawhorn (age 24,2nd child, 2nd son of Darby Shawhan and Sarah Meeks) and Elizabeth (Peach), Shrewsbury Parish, Kent County.
			
			1736 
			April 3 - Darby Shawhan's will probated.
			
			April 10 - Sarah (Meeks) Shawhan's will probated seven days later.
			
			October 27 - Estate of Darby Shehawn, Kent County, appraised by John Gleaves and Thomas Hatcheson. Daniel Shehawn is listed as administrator. Sarah Dyer and John Shawhan listed as near of kin. Francis Bellows listed as largest creditor.
			
			1740
			October 14 — Daniel Shawhan, Kent County, Maryland, cordwainer, (eldest son of Darby Shawhan and Sarah Meeks) and wife Jennett sold, for (2?) five pounds, 50 acres of Shad's Hole, on west side of road leading from Turner's Creek to Daniel Perkins's Mill and on the northeast corner of said Daniel's Plantation, Kent County to John Shawhan, planter (second son of Darby and Sarah). Witnesses: Wm. Wilmer, George Garnett.
			
			1743
			John Shawhan Sr. owned lot 26, "His Lordships Manor", Kent County. State of His Lordship's Manor lists property as leased to John Shawhan for annual rent.
			
			1753
			July 21 - Estate of John Shawhan, Jr. administered, Kent County. Valued at £178.
			
			1760
			May 24 - Will of Daniel Cole, Kent County, probated. "I give to my beloved friend, John Shawhan Sr.,...whom I appoint my executor. Witnesses: Grace Kitty, Daniel Shawhan, John March.
			
			(Birth of Frederick Shawn in Kent County.)
			
			1766
			State of His Lordship's Manor lists John Shahawn as lessee and Elizabeth and John Jr. as occupants. Their ages are listed respectively as 51,50, and 27.
			
			October 20 - Inventory of David Shawhan's estate filed. Valued at £127. John Shawhan as administrator. Witnesses: Darby Shawhan, Dennis Shehawn and Shadrack Shawn. Appraisers: Thomas Wilkins and James Piner. Nearest of kin: Darby and Shadrack Shawn. Second appraisal of estate by Dennis and Darby Shawhan.
			
			1767
			September 18 - Will of Darby Shawhan, Jr., dated this Sate, left his estate to "Joseph, son of my brother lohn.
			
			1774
			February 26  An inventory of all and singular the goods and chattles of John Shawen Jun. late of Kent County deceased...." Appraised at £11 by Hezekiah Cooper and John Gilbert. Next of kin: Aves Shahon and Elibeth Blackston. Creditors: J. Maxwell and Isaac Spencer. Administrator: John Shewhawn.
			
			1775
			March 8—Inventory of John Shawen, Jr. (son of John Shawhan and Elizabeth Peach). John Shawhan (Sr.) administrator. Aves Shahon and Elizabeth Blackiston, sisters of John, Jr. are listed. Estate valued at £ 11. John, Jr.'s most valuable possessions were a small black horse (£4), two feather beds (£2), and a rag rug.
			
			1776
			John Shawhan,  in Captain Greenbury Goldsborough's Company from Talbot County.
			
			Joseph Sheahorn (son of John Shawhan and Elizabeth Peach?), 1st battalion, 32nd regiment, Maryland Militia
			
			Inventory for estate of Shadrack Shawhan (son of John Shawhan and Elizabeth Peach) filed in Culpeper Co., VA.
			
			1783
			August 1 - Last Will and Testament of John Shahawn, son of Darby Shawhan and Sarah Meeks. Listed. wife, Elizabeth; plantation negroes and stock leased to son, Joseph; grandson, Charles; daughter Elizabeth and Elizabeth's son John Blackiston; daughter, Avis; son, Daniel; children of son, Shadrack. Also listed negros named Dark, Jake, Jerry, Nan and her child Jonas. Witnesses: Wm. Stuart, Joseph Stavely and Wm. Maxwell, Jr. Executor: Joseph Shawhan.
			
			October 15 - Will of John Shahawn (son of Darby and Sarah), Kent County, probated. "Then came William Maxwell, jr., Joseph Stavely and William Stuart, the subscribing witnesses..."
			
			October 28 - An inventory of the estate (goods and chattels) of John Shehawn (son of Darby Shawhan and Sarah Meeks), Kent County. Administrator, Isaac Brisco. Witnesses: Samuel Tibbett, Douglas McClain and Wm Brisco.
			
			A further accounting in 1783 lists Joseph Shawhan as administrator. "money due from Isaac Shawhan...money due from Elizabeth Shawhan...legacy left to daughter Avis and daughter Elizabeth.
			
			1784
			Inventory for estate of John Shehawn.
			
			(Feb 27 - Marriage in Kent Co., Md. of Frederick Shawhan and Elizabeth Allen.)
			
			Nov 30 - "Then came Joseph Shahawn, executor of the estate of John Shahawn..."

			Biography: Notes: 
			
			Deathdate:  October 15, 1783  {RTS}
			
			There was no minister at Shrewsbury Parish in 1711, the year of John's birth.
			
			John's wife, Elizabeth and son, Daniel were still alive in 1783.
			
			Residence: 
			1711.  Kent Co., Md.  Birth.
			
			Research: 
			"John Shawhan, born 1711 married wife Elizabeth, born 1716, and had John, Jr., born 1732." (This ref. used by Lindsay, p. 26.  Note typo "1715" in Lindsay.)
			
			1732.  Birth of John Jr.
			
			1750
			"Every fall and spring there were races in Chestertown ....  The Chestertown races were particularly celebrated, and on this course Maryland and Virginia often contended together, as also did the gentlemen breeders of Kent, Queen Anne's and Talbot counties."
			
			1774
			"The brigantine Geddes arrived in Chestertown with a small lot of dutiable tea for some of the neighboring counties.  The inhabitants assembled in town meeting May 13, and held indignation meetings and threw the tea overboard.  This same day the tea was thrown overboard in Boston Harbor." 
			
			1 Aug 1783.  Will of John Shahawn.
			"...I give and bequeath unto my well beloved wife, Elizabeth, all the profits of my plantation negroes and stock that are leased to my son, Joseph, also all the Household furniture during her life, the rents of the land to be paid annually to her...."  "I give and bequeath to my grandson, Charles, negro boy Jerry."
			"I give and bequeath unto my daughter Elizabeth, after the death of her mother, negro boy Jake during her life, and after her death my will is that her son John Blackiston shall have him."  "I give and bequeath unto my daughter, Avis, (after the death of her mother) negro Wench Nan and her child Jonas."  "My will is that my son, Daniel shall have one Shilling sterling and no more of my estate."  "My will is that my household furniture and stock be equally divided, after the death of my wife, between my son Joseph, my daughters Elizabeth and Avis and my son Shadrack's children."  "I give and bequeath unto my son, Joseph, negro Wench Dark, and all my land after the decease of his mother."  "Lastly, I nominate, constitute and appoint my son, Joseph whole and sole executor of this my last will and Testament...."  
			
			15 Oct 1783.  "Then came William Maxwell, jr., Joseph Stavely and William Stuart the subscribing witnesses to the last Will and Testament of John Shahawn late of Kent Co. deceased...."
			
			28 Oct 1783.  Inventory of John Shahawn.  Witnesses: Samuel Tibbett, Douglas McClain, Wm. Briscoe, and Isaac Briscoe.

			Research: Served in the American Revolution with the Continental troops out of Kent Co., Maryland. (R.T. Shawhan, p. 2, p. 5)
			
			From the SHAWN FAMILY HISTORY NEWSLETTER, SUMMER 1987:  The descendents of John are presented in this section in chronological order along with the primary and secondary historical sources.  This is in keeping with one of the purposes of the newsletter which is to make the original content of the historical sources available to family members.  The chronology begins with John, the second son of Darby and Sarah.
			
			John remained on the farm in Kent County, Maryland and passed the property to his son Joseph and to Joseph's descendents.  Portions of Darby's Desire remained in this branch of the family for four generations after Darby.  Rose T. Lane and Martha Willis, both direct descendents of Darby Shawhan, continue to maintain the unbroken family presence on the Eastern Shore of Maryland.
			
			JOHN SHAHAWN  (1711-1783)  Kent County, Maryland
			
			Darby Shawn - Sarah Meeks
			John Shawn - Elizabeth Peach
			I
			 Joseph
			Elizabeth
			Avis
			Daniel
			Shadrack
			
			Last Will and Testament, Kent County, Maryland
			Volume 7, page 47-48
			
			In the name of God, amen.  I, John Shahawn, of Kent County and State of Maryland being sick and weak in body but of sound mind, memory and understanding do make and publish this my last will and Testament in manner and form following Viz.  I first and principally recommend my soul to God who gave it to me, and my body to be buried at the discretion of my Executor hereafter named, and what worldly goods God has been pleased to bless me with I leave and bequeath in form and manner following to wit.
			
			Imprimis- I give leave and bequeath unto my well beloved wife Elizabeth all the profits of my plantation negroes and stock that are leased to my Son Joseph, also all the Household furniture during her life, the rents of the land to be paid annually to her.
			
			Item-  I give and bequeath to my grandson Charles, negro boy, Jerry.
			
			Item-  I give and bequeath unto my daughter Elizabeth, after the death of her mother, negro boy Jake during her life, and after her death my will is that her son John Blackiston shall have him.
			
			Item-  I give and bequeath unto my daughter Avis, (after the death of her mother) negro wench Nan and her child Jonas.
			
			Item-  My will is that my son Daniel shall have one Shilling sterling and no more of my Estate.
			
			Item-  My will is that Household furniture and stock be equally divided (after the death of my wife) between my son Joseph, my daughters Elizabeth and Avis and my son Shadrack's children.
			
			Item-  I give and bequeath unto my Son Joseph, negro Wench Dark, and all my land after the decease of his mother.  Lastly, I nominate constitute and appoint my son Joseph whole and sole executor of my last will and Testament, disanulling and revoking all other wills.  In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal this first day of August one thousand seven hundred and eighty three.
			
			John Shahawn
			
			Published pronounced and declared to be his last will in the presence of Wm. Maxwell Jun., Joseph Stavely, Wm Stuart.
			
			October 15, 1783
			
			Then came William Maxwell, Jun., Joseph Stavely and William Stuart the subscribing witnesses to the last Will and Testament of John Shahawn late of Kent Co. deceased, and severally made oath on the Holy Evangels of Almighty God that they did see the Testator therein named sign and seal this will and that they heard him publish pronounce and declare the same to be his last will and testament, that at the time of his so doing he was to the best of their apprehensions of sound disposing mind memory and understanding and that they respectively subscribed their names as witnesses to this will in the presence and at the request of the testator and in the presence of each other.
			
			J. Nickolson Reg.
			______________________________________________________
			Original Inventories:  Oct 18, 1783 & Nov 30, 1784 (Hall of Records, Kent Co., Box 37, Folder 32)  NOTE:  The financial measure of the time was in pounds.  The symbol '£' will be used to refer to this.
			
			An inventories of the goods and chattles of John Shewhan late of Kent County Deceased, appraised in current money of Maryland by us the subscribers being thereto lawfully authorized and sworn this 18th day of October 1783.
			
			Wearing Apparel--£4-10-0
			4 cows @6;
			2 two yr old d @3--£15-10-0
			2 calves @1;
			1 mare @15£--£16-0-0
			2 year old colts @ 7£
			1 old horse @5--£10-0-0
			1 mare 10 yrs old @7£
			1 horse 6 years old @ 12£  £9-10-0
			1 mare 4 years old @ 8£
			1 horse 7 years old @5£--£13-0-0
			16 sheep @7/6
			13 hogs @ 10£
			13 shoats @ 7/6--£20-17-6
			other @5
			1 old riding chair @5--£5-0-0
			2 pr old ???@5--£0-5-0
			1 negro woman Named @50£--£50-0-0
			1 ditto 18 yrs old named Nann--£60-0-0
			1 negro boy named Jerry 9 yrs--£40-0-0
			1 ditto named Jacob 6 yrs--£30-0-0
			1 child 1 yr old named Iano--£10-0-0
			1 grind stone/1 old cart--£2-12-6
			farming utensils @4£
			1 griddle @2 2/6--£5-2-6
			old grow?/1 bed--£5-3-6
			ditto--£5-16-3
			ditto--£7-18-0
			1 bedstead and cords--£1-12-6
			1 ditto/furniture for 1 bed--£4-2-6
			lumber/linnin wheel--£2-7-6
			1 chickxxx?/1 old walnut table--£0-12-6
			7 sitting chairs/1 old desk--£3-13-0
			1 old table/1 walnut desk--£1-0-0
			1 ditto/1 old cupboard--£1-6-6
			1 truck/1 old caroll/1 hackle--£0-10-0
			1 sugar box/book--£1-6-0
			6 earthen plates/6 glass…?--£0-14-0
			1 looking glass/ 1 small trunk--£0-8-4
			1 bushel salt/ 1 hand mill--£1-13-9
			6 knives/5 forks/1 beehive--£0-9-0
			1 old Tann/1 half bushell--£3-3-0
			amount carried over--£324-4-3
			
			wool/flax in the sheaf--£2-5-0
			231 1/4 bushel of wheat--£75-3-1
			36 barrles corn--£27-0-0
			10 1/2 bushels of oats--£1-11-6
			pewter--£3-2-0
			--£4-10-8
			6 weavers ylays--£0-15-0
			1 stone jug/ditto--£0-4-6
			1 earthen jug/3 bottles--£0-2-0
			2 bottles/thread--£0-19-0
			1 3/4 cotton knives & forks--£0-7-6
			Total--£436.14
			
			Signed
			Wm Briscoe…Jacob Briscoe…Samuel Tibbitt
			Nov. 30, 1784
			
			Then came Joseph Shawhan exec. of John Shehawn…and made oath on the holy evangels of Almighty God that the foregoing is a true and perfect inventory of all singular the goods and chattels of the said…

			On October 8, 1730 John married Elizabeth PEACH, in Shrewsbury Parish, Kent County, Maryland. Elizabeth was born in Kent County, MD, in 1718.

			Research: Birthdate:  1716 {RTS}
		iii.	Dennis. Dennis was born in Kent County, Md., in 1713. Dennis died in Kent County, Md., in April 1770; he was 57.
			Notes: 
			Dennis mentions his daughter Bathsheba and son Isaac in his will.  No mention of son Daniel or wife.
			
			Residence: 
			1713.  Kent Co., Md.
			
			18 Apr 1746.  Living on 114 acres of land in Kent Co., Md., owned by George Garnett. (See Lindsay, p. 27).
			
			1770.  Kent Co., Md.
			
			Research: 
			1766.  Dennis was listed as an appraiser of David Shawhan's estate, Kent Co., Md. (See Lindsay, p. 27.)
			
			3 Nov 1767.  Dennis Shehawn vs. David Shawhan's Executors.  (Lindsay, p. 28 ref. to Kent Co. Court proceedings, p. 35.)
			
			1767.  Dennis Shehawn sued by Jacob Falconer for 50 pounds damages.
			
			Chapple Warner sued Dennis.
			
			1769.  Joseph Nicholson sued Dennis Shawhawn, late of Kent Co. for 66 pounds.
			
			16 Apr 1770.  Dennis Shawhan writes his will.  Mentions daughter, Bathsheba, son, Isaac and Executor, Michael Jobson.
			
			24 Apr 1770.  Will of Dennis Shawhan probated.
			
			Spouse: Mary
			Spouse Research: 
			According to Lindsay (p. 27) , Dennis's wife's surname is  "but her given name is Mary as indicated in his will...."Mary's name mentioned in her husband's will, 1770.  The text of the document does not confirm this.
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			Last Will and Testament (Maryland Hall of Records Prerogative Court (Wills) 37, pp. 527-8, Dennes Shawn, 24 April, 1770.  The spelling within the documents is followed):
			
			In the name of God Ame.  I, Dennes Shawn, of Kent County in the Province of Maryland, Farmer, being sick in body but of sound mind and memory and understanding do make and publish this my Last Will and Testament in manner and form following.  First of all I give unto my Daughter Bathsheba six silver spoons.  Also I give unto Isaac Shawn, my son, one Horse called Brass and saddle.  And I hereby nominate and appoint Michael Jobson Executor of this my Last Will and testament and hereby revoking all former Wills by me heretofore made.  In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 16th day of April 1770.  Signed (The photograph of this document indicates that Dennes Shawn placed his mark (similar to a "D") at the signature location.) , sealed, published and Declared by the above named Dennes Shawn as and for his Last Will and Testament in the Presence of us who have here unto subscribed our names as Witnesses thereunto in the presence of the Testator and in the presence of each other.
			
			On the back of the aforegoing will was thus written viz.
			
			Kent County April 24, 1770.  Isaac Briscoe and William Walters made oath on the holy evangels of Almighty God that they saw Dennis Shawn, the Testator within named sign and seal this instrument of writing as his Last Will and testament and heard him publish and declare it to be so.  And that at the saem tiem he was to the best of their knowledge and apprehension of sound and disposing mind and memory, that they the daid deponents subscribed their respective names as witnesses to the said will in the presence of the testator and at his request.
			
			Sworn before J. Nicholson, Deputy Commissioner, Kent County

			Dennis married Mary.
		iv.	Sarah. Sarah was born in Kent County, Md, in 1715.
			Research: The eldest daughter, Sarah,  married Edward Dyer, son of Nathaniel and Elizabeth Dyer.  Edward died in 1749 and Sarah administered the estate in Kent County.
			
			Subject: NEWS FLASH ON SARAH (SHAWHAN) DYER
			Resent-Date: Tue, 15 Jul 1997 07:54:28 -0700
			Resent-From: SHAWHAN-L@rootsweb.com
			Date: Tue, 15 Jul 1997 07:52:29 -0800
			From: Eric and Susan Shawn <esshawn@teleport.com>
			To: SHAWHAN Family discussion list <SHAWHAN-L@rootsweb.com>
			
			Shrewsbury Parish, Kent Co., MD
			
			Preliminary research confirms that Sarah Shawhan, daughter of Darby
			Shawhan and Sarah Meeks married Edward Dyer in 1735.  Two daughters
			include Mary (b. 1738) and Sarah (b. 1745).
			
			In 1647 Edward's will was appraised.  Next of kin were Elizabeth Berry
			and Sarah Peare.  In the same year the agent for the Lord Proprietary
			leased 90 acres to Sarah, widow of Edward, her daughter, Sarah, and her
			brother, David.  David, Darby and William had been given to Sarah by her
			mother until they reached age 21.
			
			Daughter Mary is not mentioned in the land document and may have died.
			Darby had left his sister's house as he was over 21.  David is 21 at the
			time but remained with his sister.  Of William there is no mention and
			his location remains .
			
			In 1763 the estate of one Sarah Brookes, Quaker of Kent County is
			appraised.  Dennis Shahan is listed among the creditors.  Dennis
			"Shawton" and David "Shawton" are listed as next of kin.  My current
			hunch is that "Shawton" is simply a misreading of Shawhan and Sarah
			Brookes is Sarah Shawhan Dyer.  Henry Brookes, member of the Cecil Co.
			Quaker Meeting was condemned in 1749 for marrying outside the Quaker
			Meeting and his will arranges for the childrent to be raised Quaker.
			Sarah had three more daughters with Henry Brookes.  Henry Bodien,
			administrator for Henry Brookes, gave some Shads Hole property to his
			daughter Hannah and was a neighbor of the Shawhans.
			
			More as the documents arrive.
			
			Eric

			Sarah married Edward DYER, son of Nathaniel DYER & Elizabeth. Edward was born in Shrewsbury Parish, on April 8, 1710. Edward died in 1747; he was 36.
		v.	Elizabeth. Elizabeth was born in 1722.
		vi.	Darby. Darby was born in Kent County, Md., in 1724. Darby died in Indiana the home of his brother, Dennis., in 1767; he was 43.
			Research: Never married.  In 1759 he was assessed a Bachelor's Tax of 100 pounds as all males over 25 years of age were so taxed.  He died in the home of his brother Dennis , and left his entire estate of 710 pounds to Joseph , son of John .  {Madsen. p. 7}
			
			In the settlement of his estate, Dennis  filed suit against Joseph , executor of Darby's estate, claiming considerable money due him for his care of the deceased during six months of illness.  {R.T. Shawhan, p. 3}
			
			Even though Darby, Jr. apparently spent the last six months of his life in the home of his brother, Dennis, Darby left his estate to Joseph, the son of his brother, John.  Joseph is listed as administrator of the estate.  John and Shadrack are closest of kin.  Dennis is not mentioned.
			
			Research: 
			18 Sept 1767.  Will of Darby Shawhan, Jr.  Names "Joseph, son of my brother, John, executor...."  Also wills everything to Joseph.  Witnesses: Jonathan Turner and Gideon Hayne.  Darby signed his name.
			6 Oct 1767.  Bond of Joseph Shawn, executor of last will and testament of Darby Shawn, late of Kent Co., deceased....  Signed by Joseph Shawn.  Witnesses: John Shawn and Gideon Haynes.

		vii.	David. David was born in Kent County, Md, in 1726. David died in 1766; he was 40.
			Biography: David Shawhan (son of Darby and Sarah) born 1726, died 1766.  His estate administered April 24, 1767, by John Shawn and witnessed by Darby Shawhan, Shadrack Shawn.  The family bible was listed among the assets.  Nearest of kin were Dennis Schawn and Darby Shawhan ("Early Bourbon Families" The Kentuckian-Citizen, Paris, Kentucky, March 28, 1944, p. 2).
			
			Inventory of Oct. 20, 1766 (Maryland Hall of Records Prerogative Court [Inventories] 90 p. 354, David Shawhawn, 20 Oct, 1776):
			
			small skellet
			crackt fron pott
			6 old fire tongs and shovel
			small walnut table
			small gimblets
			old cubard
			…bottom…
			old flower barrel
			child's chare
			tobacco pipe
			3 ols tubs
			half bushel grain
			2 old leather collars
			pair braces
			2 old bags
			1 cart and…
			pair leather collars and…
			plow
			1 plow, 11 harrow teeth
			2 sows, 2 shoates
			6 suckling pigs
			thread, yarn, flax, linen
			old bedsteed and bord
			old hand saw, boyes…
			half hour glass
			one Negro boy called Pompey
			box…?
			
			Mans saddle
			pork
			21 barrels Indian corn
			childs cradle
			parcel of sorrey flax
			3 bushels of wheat
			hogshead
			
			Creditors:
			Thos. Ringgold
			Wm Flubey Jun.
			
			Appraisers:
			James Piner
			Thomas Wilkins
			
			Dennis Schawn
			Darby Shawhawn
			
			On the 13th day of November 1766 Shawhawn Amor of David Shawhawn being sworn on the holy evangels doth say that the foregoing is a just and perfect inventory of all and singular the goods and chattles that were of the deceased that came to his hands at the time of making thereof that what hath since or shall hereafter come to his hands or possession he will deliver in an additional inventory if he doth not know of any concealment of any part or parcel of the deceased effects by any person whomsoever and if he shall discover any concealment or suspect any to be he will declare it to the commissary general or his deputy and he will tell and trult give account of all and every part of the deceased personal estate if shall at any time hereafter come to his sight possession or knowledge.
			
			Sworn before B. Hands, Deputy Commissioner
			
			Inventory of Nov. 11, 1766 (Maryland Hall of Records Prerogative Court [Inventories] 99 [MdHR 1206] p. 83, David Shauhaun, 20 Oct, 1778, 1p, KO)
			
			An additional inventory of rights of David Shauhaun late of Kent County Deceased appraised in current money by us the subscribers this 24th day of April 1767.  Jas Piner & Thos. Wilkins
			
			1 watch
			1 boar
			
			Creditors:
			Thos. Ringgold
			Darby Shawhan
			Benjamin Morgan
			Shadrack Shawn
			Wm Flubey Jun.
			
			Appraisers:
			James Piner
			Thomas Wilkins
			
			Kent. John Shawn administrator of David Shawn being sworn on the holy evangels doth say that the foregoing is a just and perfect inventory of all and singular the goods and chatteles that were of the deceased that came to his hands at the time of making thereof and that what hath since or shall hereafter come to his…possession or knowledge he will deliver in an additional inventory that he doth not know of any concealment or of any part or parcel of the deceased effects by any person whomsoever and if he shall discover any concealment or suspect any to be he will declare it to the commissary general or his deputy and he will tell and truly give account of all and every part of the deceased personal estate if shall at any time hereafter come to his sight possession or knowledge.  Sworn this 11th day of November 1768.
			
			Before B. Hands, DG County Kent

			Research: When he died, the family bible was listed among the assets and his nearest of kin were listed as being Dennis  and Darby  Shawhan.  {R.T. Shawhan, p. 3}
			
			From Eric Shawn:  I just received a two volume collaboration by Robert Barnes and F. Edward Wright called "Colonial Families of the Eastern Shore of 
			Maryland.  According to this work David Shawn, son of Darby and Sarah was in 
			court, March 1761 and as a single man, "was charged that on 7 Dec 1759 
			he committed fornication with Jane Greenwood and begot a bastard child.  He was fined...."  This would place the birth of the child in 1760, the year of 
			Frederick's birth.

			David married Jane GREENWOOD.

			Research: Jane Greenwood was not David's wife.  She had a child by him [Frederick (3)].
		viii.	William. William was born in Kent County, Maryland, in 1728. William died in Bourbon County, Kentucky, in 1790; he was 62.
			William married Mary.

Second Generation 
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Family of Darby SHAWHAN (1) & Sarah MEEKS

2. Daniel SHAWHAN (Darby1). Daniel was born in Kent County, Maryland, in 1709. Daniel died in Hampshire County, Virginia, in 1770; he was 61. Daniel was buried in Hampshire County, Virginia, in 1770; he was 61. Occupation: Owned shoe factory; raised horses and cattle.

 Daniel was raised on his father Darby's farm, known as "Darby's Desire", a 100 acre plot of land that Darby had purchased in 1709 from a tract called "Shad's Hole", owned by Francis Bellows. He learned the business of farming, particularly that of tobacco which was the primary staple at the time in Kent Co., Maryland. He also learned the trade of a cordwainer/tanner -- i.e. one skilled in the leather business. Typical of the period, this included making shoes, belts, clothing, saddlewear, and even fire buckets. Daniel was 27 years old when his parents died in 1736; a bequest from his father's will included "unto my beloved son Daniel Shawrn one long gunn and no more." Daniel was the Administrator of his father's estate.Debt records also show that Daniel was responsible for 50 acres of the land formerly held by his father Darby, in the tract known as "Shad's Hole". How he came into possession of this is not known, but it's suspected that he acquired it from his brother, David, who had received it as part of his inheritance from their father Darby's estate. By November 25, 1728, he was well thought of, enough to witness Daniel Huddleston's will. In 1736 he was the bondsman for John Gleaves, administrator of Sarah Gleaves' estate in Kent County. He also was a bondsman for Robert Meeks, a possible relation of Daniel's mother, who was born Sarah Meeks.As a farmer and tanner, Daniel made a modest living, but it wasn't enough for him to stay in Kent County where he saw the soil becoming leached from the tobacco crops, and opportunities limited for his growing family. On October 14, 1740 he and his wife, Jennett,sold his land, part of a tract called "Shad's Hole",previously received from his father Darby's estate, to his brother "John Shawhawn", and migrated west with their two children, Margaret and Daniel, to the Appalachian section ofMaryland, considered to be the extreme western part of Baltimore County, where he settled about 7 miles west of Frederick, near Jefferson and Catoctin. This section of Maryland was formed into Frederick Co., MD in 1748. The "History of Frederick County, Maryland", by T. J. Williams, pub. 1910, identifies Jefferson as being the community in which the "Shawens" were early settlers. Daniel and Jennett's last four children, David, Darby, Sarah, and Mary, were born in Frederick County. For years, French trappers and traders had lived among the Indians; they spoke their languages and supplied them with the tools and weapons they needed, and they didn't cut down the forests like the English did. As the Indians saw more English move westward into settlements, they grew increasingly alarmed, and. supported by the French, they often raided the thinly settled regions, including western Maryland. The setters formed militia groups to defend themselves. In 1748 Daniel served as a Corporal in Capt. Stephen Ransberger's Company of the Maryland Colonial Militia in defense against the French-led Indian raids which often hit that section of the frontier. He was also there in 1755 when General Braddock's troops passed through, using "Ye Ferry of Shann" over the Opeckon River, on their way to attack the French at Ft. Duquesne (present Pittsburgh); he also saw the bloodied remnants return, after their terrible defeat at the hands of the French and their Indian allies who fought from cover and ambush and not in the massed, closed-ranks, open style that the British troops used. Braddock was killed and it was only through the efforts of a young colonial officer, Colonel George Washington, that more were not lost. Frederick Co. records show that Daniel, on April 9, 1756, received 2 pounds, 14 shillings from the estate of Edward Beatty; his daughter Margaret received 7 shillings from the same estate.Daniel remained in Frederick Co., until 1759 when he sold horses and cattle to one Samuel Beall and pushed further west into the wilderness of Hampshire Co., VA/WV, near Romney. It took considerable courage for Daniel and his family to make their way westward, as that frontier was still subject to Indian raids spurred on by the French who wanted to do everything possible to keep the English east of the Appalachian Mountains. These pioneers became a breed among themselves -- stern, violent, and clannish, but brave, upright, and wildly independent. The year 1758 had seen the British finally push the French and their Indian allies out of Ft. Duquesne, renamed it Fort Pitt, and thus offered the opportunity for brave men to venture westward, despite the dangers offered by the Indians under Pontiac and other warlike chieftains. Daniel and his family soon had land cleared of stumps, had sowed rye and other seed brought with them from Maryland, and had planted a crop of Indian corn. Trees were hewn into timber for the building of a cabin and other buildings, which may have included a stillhouse to turn grain into whiskey, a most popular and profitable product of the settlers. The Shawhans may have become distillers through necessity, but they knew a good thing when they saw it, and the name of Shawhan whiskey was to become well-known from these early times into the Twentieth Century. It's believed that Daniel died in the early 1770s, shortly after, on November 13, 1770, he transferred a deed to his son Darby, stating "I Daniel Shaughen, Sr. of Hampshire Co. and colony of Virginia, shoemaker, .. leave unto Darby Shaughen, my beloved son, .. etc.". (Deed Book 2, page 203, Hampshire Co., VA). 
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Isobel Madsen NOTES:  Prior to 1740, he had a shoe factory and leather treating business, both small but profitable.  In 1740, Daniel sold land in Kent County to his brother John Shawhan and moved to Frederick County, Maryland.  He served in the French and Indian Wars in 1748 as a corporal in Captain Stephen Ransberger's Company, Maryland, Colonial Militia (see D.A.C. Lineage Book, Vol. 6, page 340, No. 5984, Nell Downing Norton; also Maryland Historical Magazine, Vol. 9 (1914), No. 4/354.). 

In 1756 Daniel and his daughter Margaret Shawhan received (reason ) a small legacy from the estate of Edward Beatty of Frederick County, Maryland, Bk, 1/26.
Daniel and his family remained in Frederick County until 1759 when he sold his horses and cattle to one Samuel Beall (D.B. F/248) and pushed into the wilderness of Hampshire County, Virginia, where it is believed he died in or after 1770 or 1779.  In November 13, 1770, he signed a deed to his son Darby Shawhan of Hampshire County, Va., to which he signed his name Shaughen, the old spelling (see Hamp. Co. Va. D.D. 2/203).  {Madsen, pp. 8-9}

Birth Date: 1709
Birth Place: Kent Co., Maryland
Death Date: 1770
Death Place: Hampshire Co., VA
Occupation: Shoemaker

Notes: 
The oldest son of Darby and Sarah, Daniel, a cordwainer (shoemaker and worker in leather) sold  Shad's Hole to his brother, John, in 1740 and left the Eastern Shore for Frederick County.  Daniel and his wife, Jennet, settled about seven miles from Frederick.  Daniel served in the French and Indian War in 1748 and moved in 1759 to the vicinity of Romney in Hampshire Co., Virginia (West Virginia).  Daniel and Jennet are ancestors of the Kentucky and Ohio Shawhans.  Daniel, son of Daniel and Jennet, was a pioneer of Bourbon County, Kentucky. Darby, the youngest son of Daniel and Jennet, pioneered in Warren County, Ohio.

The Daniel branches of the family have been researched and summarized by several descendents including Wm. G. Hills of Chevy Chase, MD in 1939, Marie Perrin Lemley, a genealogist in Los Angeles, California, Violet Romer Shawhan of Oakland, California, Nell Downing Norton of New London, Missouri in 1944, Isobel Chandler Madsen of Geneva, Ohio in 1962, Kenneth G. Lindsay of Evansville, Indiana in 1964, and Ron T. Shawhan of New Jersey in 1983.

Residence: 
1709.  Kent Co., Md.
1740.  Moved to Frederick Co., Maryland.
1748.  Served in French and Indian War.
1759.  Moved to Hampshire Co., Virginia.

Research: 
7 Jan 1736.  Name of Daniel Shawhan on bond of John Gleaves, administrator for Sarah Gleaves.  (Hills, p. 129)

Name of Daniel Shawhan on the bond of Robert Meeks.

25 Nov 1728.  Daniel Shawhan witness to will of William Huddlestone, Kent Co., Md.

1740.  Daniel sells land in Kent Co. to his brother, John.

1748.  Daniel served as a Corporal in Capt. Stephen Ransberger's Co., Maryland Colonial Militia during the French and Indian Wars in 1748.

1756.  Daniel and daughter, Margaret, received small inheritance from the estate of Edward Beatty of Frederick Co., Md.

1759.  Daniel sold his horses and cattle to Samuel Beall of Frederick Co., Md.

13 Nov. 1770.  Daniel signed a deed to his son, Darby of Hampshire Co., VA.

About 1733 Daniel married Jennett, in Maryland. Jennett was born in Maryland about 1713.

They had the following children:
		i.	Margaret. Margaret was born in Shrewsbury Parish, Kent County, Maryland, on March 8, 1735.
			Ron Shawhan e-mail correspondence with Sandy and Bob Beatty (bbeatty@hsonline.net)
			Sandy,
			Apparently you inquired about the source document that referred to an Edward  Beatty estate which mentioned Daniel Shawhan and his daughter, Margaret  Shawhan.
			
			The original reference was found by another Shawhan researcher, William G.  Hills, in the 1930s. His notes state that he found this particular Edward  Beatty estate reference, dated April 9, 1756, in the Frederick Co., MD Adm Bk  1, p. 29; the estate executor was shown as Thos Beatty, Jr..
			
			BTW, you mentioned a Beatty family in Warren Co., OH. A Shawhan family  member, Amos Shawhan, of Warren Co.,  m. Anne Beatty, b. 9/5/1802 in Culpeper  Co., VA, d. 12/20/1877, in Warren Co., OH. Anne was the d/o John Beatty, b.  1766, d. 1/10/1852 in Warren Co.
			
			Good luck with your research.
			Ron Shawhan

	3	ii.	Daniel (1738-1791)
		iii.	David. David was born in Frederick County, MD, about 1741. David died in Frederick County, MD, about 1798; he was 57.
			Records indicate that David Shawhan was also known as David "SHAWEN" and "SHAWAN"; his descendants generally used "SHAWEN" as their surname. The "History of Frederick County, Maryland", by T. J. Williams, pub. 1910, Identifies David Sheon in the 1790 Census, and that the "Shawens" were early settlers in Jefferson, near Catoctin. Other records show David Shawhan as voting Federalist (for John Adams), in the 1796 Presidential Election and as selling household goods, wagons, and personal effects to his son, David Shawhan, Jr. in August 1797.
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			CHANCERY COURT (Chancery Papers) , 1790/09/14 
			4920: David Shawhan and George Clem vs. Frederick 
			Heffner. FR. Injunction against execution of 
			judgment on Rocky Hill. 
			Accession No: 17,868-4920. MSA S512-5071   1/37/1/

		iv.	Darby. Darby was born in Frederick County, MD, in 1748. Darby died in Warren County, Ohio, on January 21, 1824; he was 76.
			Born in Frederick Co., MD in 1748, Darby accompanied his parents on their migration west to Hampshire Co., VA/WV in about 1758. He is mentioned in that county's records, on November 13, 1770, as "Darby Shaughan", when he received a land deed from his father, Daniel. In the mid 1770s he traveled west to Washington Co., PA, in the Redstone District, near the Monongahela River. There he married Priscilla and started his family, Daniel being his first child, in 1779. He is listed in the Penn. Archives, Fifth Series, Vol. IV,  as being a Private in Stockley's Rangers, during the period 1778-1783, also as a member of the Washington Co. Militia, under Ensign David Rubles, Lt. Jonathan Harned's Company. In 1781 he was taxed for 80 acres, three horses, and five cattle; the PA 1790 census shows him as still being in Washington Co.; records also indicate his sale, on October 14, 1791, of 126 acres, in East Bethlehem Twp, Washington Co., to Peter Snyder. Shortly thereafter, he followed his older brother, Daniel, then deceased, to western Virginia, Kentucky District, near Ruddles Mills, in the Bourbon County locale; his son Joseph was born in that area in 1795. Shortly thereafter, he traveled north, across the Ohio River, to what would became Warren County, Ohio, east of the Little Miami River -- probably in company with the Mounts family, also one of the prominent pioneers in that county; Darby's last son, Amos, was born there in 1799. This land was in the middle of the Virginia Military District, formed for the benefit of Revolutionary War veterans -- Darby may have benefited accordingly. Warren County was formed in 1803, out of Hamilton County, being named after the patriot who sent Paul Revere on his ride, and who subsequently died at the Battle of Bunker Hill. A Warren Co. deeds entry, dated Oct. 16, 1804, lists Darby purchasing land from Alexander Hamilton and his wife, Martha. Darby and his sons, Joseph and David, occupied land on the western edge of present day Morrow, Ohio, east of the Mounts family, overlooking the Little Miami River. The 1810 Census lists Darby and his son David in Hamilton Twp, Warren County. When Darby died, intestate, in 1824, he owned 211 acres. He and his wife were buried in the Zoar Cemetery, also known as the Baker/Ditmar Cemetery, about two miles west of Morrow, in Salem Twp, on the south side of the Cincinnati - Wilmington Highway (US RT 22/3). Darby's Estate Record from the Warren Co., OH Probate Court, reads: "In due obeisance to the request of Priscilla Shawhan, widow and relic of Darby Shawhan, dec'd, late of our said county, and her heirs viz: Daniel Shawhan, Mary Leggett and William her husband, David Shawhan, Rhody Coburn and Francis her husband, John Shawhan, Joseph Shawhan and Amos Shawhan, legatees of the estate of the said dec'd, we the undersigned, Andrew Whitacre, Thomas, Ireland, and Mahlon Roach, have proceeded to divide the estate of the late Darby Shawhan of our said county by giving to the widow of said dec'd, Priscilla Shawhan, 64 acres of land running from the river (Little Miami) and on each side line so far as to include all the buildings and two ten acre fields, said dividing line to run clear across said tract as laid down on said plot and also to David Shawhan, 26 acres of land adjoining his farm as by special bargain agreed upon by and between said heirs as said plot will more particularly show, and also 27 acres of land, also agreed upon by and between said heirs being Daniel Shawhan's agreed quantity including the improvements where the said Daniel now lives as the plot will more particularly show, the said David and Daniel shears as respectively laid out to be clear of and independent of the widow's wright of dower. And also the other five shears to run through the widow's wright of dower from the river and contain Lot No. 1, 35 acres drawn by John Shawhan as by their agreement. Lot No. 2, Francis Coburn and wife, 31 acres; Lot No. 3, 28 acres, 2 rods, and 24 poles drawn by Joseph Shawhan, and Lot No. 4, William Liggett and wife, 31 acres, and also Lot No. 5 drawn by Amos Shawhan for 33 acres,which said land we have divided according to the best of our judgement, being a part of King's and Mr. McIntyre's surveys in our said county of Warren, Ohio. Given unto our hands this 27th day of August 1825. Andrew Whitacre Thomas Ireland Mahlon Roach Note: Additional estate matters were signed Nov. 29, 1841 and received for record Jan. 11, 1849, in the Warren Co. Recorder's Office, detailing further land changes among Darby's heirs, reflecting that Daniel Shawhan was then living in Delaware Co., IN, that Joseph was dec'd, etc.

			About 1784 Darby married Priscilla, in Washington County, Pennsylvania. Priscilla was born in Pennsylvania in 1764. Priscilla died in Warren County, Ohio, on April 9, 1837; she was 73. Priscilla was buried in Near Zoar, Warren County, Ohio, in April 1837; she was 73.
		v.	Sarah. Sarah was born about 1750. Sarah died in Redstone District of Washington County, Pennsylvania., in 1787; she was 37.
			For further record of her marriage and children see files in Duncan Tavern Memorial Library, Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky.  {Madsen, p. 10}
			
			Sarah had five children, three of whom died in early infancy.  After her death, John Manning moved to Miami Co., Ohio.  {R.T. Shawhan, p. 4}

			In 1770 Sarah married John MANNING, son of John MANNING & Sarah HALL, in Redstone District of Washington County, Pennsylvania. John was born in Maryland in 1748. John died in Miami County, Ohio, in 1817; he was 69.
		vi.	Mary. Mary was born circa 1754. Mary died in Oldham County, Kentucky, in 1816; she was 62.
			Wayne (& Spencer),
			OK -- fortified with Wayne's most recent submission re Mary Shawhan, let me summarize what we may possibly/probably know about her:  b. apx 1754 in MD to father Daniel & spouse; m. William Bell (b.1749) had nine children, the first seven b. in PA -- the last two, twins, b. Bourbon Co; first child b. 4 June 1771 - twins b. 11 Jan 1790.; at least first two children were m. in Bourbon Co -- in 1788 & 1790; first record of Indiana shows son Daniel Bell m. 24 Dec 1811.
			
			So where does all this leave us?? It strongly suggests to me that Mary was
			also a child of Daniel Shawhan (1709-1770/79),  first son of Darby
			(1673-1736) and Sarah Meeks, and Daniel's wife Jennett. Daniel migrated from Kent Co in about 1740 when he sold his land to his bro John and moved to
			Frederick Co. MD. where he stayed until about 1759 when he sold horses and
			cattle to Samuel Beall of that county; he then pushed on into Hampshire county, VA/WV and subsequently died sometime in the 1770s. Evidence suggests that Daniel and Jennett had children at least as late as 1750. We know that Margaret Bell's bros, as well as she and Daniel Shawhan (1738-1991),  went to PA, in the vicinity of Alleghany County, during the 1770s - - many subsequently went down the Ohio  River to Kentucky County, VA in about 1787, locating in what is now Bourbon County -- it makes sense to think that William and Mary accompanied Daniel and Margaret on such a journey. After the Indians were somewhat subdued, a further migration began, from Kentucky, to such points as Ohio and Indiana, beginning in the early 1800s. It's possible that Mary Shawhan Bell's family was part of that migration. Make sense??  Of course, I also have a note by William G. Hills, an outstanding early Shawhan family researcher, that says that William Bell's wife's name was Nancy -- no last name is given -- she died in Henry Co. IN!! Perhaps the name could have been "Mary Nancy Shawhan" ??
			Hey, is this fun or not??
			Ron
			
			From Ken Lindsey to Ron Shawhan:
			
			You racal...you!
			
			What you just wrote makes very good sense and I agree with your logic.
			
			My records show that William Bell lived near Harrod's Creek, Kentucky.
			I'll have to dig a little deeper on this, but I think this was in Bourbon County. Give me a few days and I'll search my Bell files.
			
			Keep in there and hang tough!
			
			Ken Lindsay

			Mary married William BELL, son of Robert BELL (1700/1710-1765) & Agnes FLEMING (about 1716-1785). William was born in Near Romney, Hampshire County, Virginia, about 1746. William died in Oldham County, Kentucky, on July 15, 1816; he was 70.

			William Bell was born about 1746 near Romney, Hampshire County, Virginia.  He married Mary Shawhan, born about 1754 and died 15 July 1816 in Oldham County, Kentucky.  Mary was the daughter of Daniel Shawhan who settled in Harrison County, Indiana.  William purchased land 20 May 1782 from David Rankin in Washington County, Pa., for 15 shillings per acre.  This land lay on the water of Chartiers River.  In a will dated 19 July 1783, William Bell, the brother of Jane (Bell) Reno was named guardian of her minor son William Reno until he became of age.  Their daughter Sarah was born in Kentucky in 1790.  William Bell was licensed to operate a tavern in his town of Westport and a ferry from the town of Westport across the Ohio River to the opposite in 1809.  (Henry Co., Kentucky Court Order Feb. Court 1809).  He and his wife, both over the age of 45, appear in the 1810 census of Westport, Henry Co., Ky.  One male and two females, all between the ages of 16 and 26 were enumerated with them.  He died July 15, 1816 in Oldham Co.  On 20 February 1837 (Oldham County, Kentucky Land Records D 122) a land record stated that:  "This indenture made this 20th day of February 1837 in, and between Sally McGaughey, Arthur McGaughey, Polly Brown, Charlotte Smith, John Smith, Jane Tooby, William Tooby, Luvica Bell, John Bell, James Bell, David Bell and heirs and legal representatives of William Bell deceased of the first part…convey to the complainant (defendant) John Varble a lot #167 in the town of Westport in the bill mentioned by deed…"  ("Robert BELL, " pp. 22-23)

Third Generation 
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Family of Daniel SHAWHAN (2) & Jennett

3. Daniel SHAWHAN Jr. (Daniel2, Darby1). Daniel was born in Kent County, Maryland, on December 17, 1738. Daniel served in  Revolutionary War Veteran. Daniel died in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on May 11, 1791; he was 52. Daniel was buried in Ruddles Mills Grave Yard, on May 11, 1791; he was 52. Occupation: Whiskey Distiller.

Paris True Kentuckian dated November 11, 1874:
BOURBON WHISKEY When, Where and by Whom-First Distilled-How the name "Bourbon" Originated.

It was during the latter part of Washington's last Administration that the noted Whiskey Rebellion of Pennsylvania took place. At that time the mountain recesses of the Alleghanica, west of what is now known as Cumberland Valley, was the great whiskey district of the country. It was very sparsely settled. All the grains that were grown, save a scant supply for provender for the live stock, and food for the inhabitants wee distilled into whiskey upon what is known now as the "sour-mash" hand-made, copper-distilled" plan. Soon a large demand for these whiskies sprung up in Philadelphia and Baltimore, and the supply being limited a ring was formed a "corner" made, and the goods put at high figures. The National Government, then as now, was hard pressed for revenue. Repudiation was then staring it in the face, and it was without money at home or credit abroad. A happy thought struck the Congressional delegation from New England. It was-as it would not tax their constituents a dollar- to levy a tax of $500 on each still that was used for manufacturing spirits. Their ideas were enacted into laws. The following season revenue officers were sent out from Washington to assess and collect the tax. The distillers previously met, formed a union, and upon the arrival of the officers defied them to put their laws into force. The officers upon their arrival in the insurrectionary district, seeing that they could not execute the law, and fearing the loss of their lives, returned in haste to Washington. By this time the season was far advanced, and it was decided, upon the part of the authorities to await for the-beginning of the next season before again attempting to enforce the collection or the tax. The following Fall the officials backed up, then as now, by the ever ready "troops," set out on their mission again. They arrived at the anticipated scene of their troubles in due time, but they met with an unexpected disappointment. The distillers had decided that there was to be no more distillation until the law was repealed. The officers after having marched up the hill marched down again. Thus ended the rebellion.

Many of the old frontiersmen tired of being harrassed in front by the government and the rear by the Indians, determined to plunge boldly into the then unexplored wilderness beyond the mountains. Among this number was a man by the name of Shawhan. He had a large family, was well-to-do, and packing everything moveable that he had that was necessary for such a lifelong expedition into a wagon, he set across the mountains. He took along with him the cause of his removal, the "still". Two months later (this was about the Fall of 1796), he and his family, consisting of his wife and several children, were busily engaged in distilling in Bourbon county, Ky., on Townsend creek, erecting temporary cabins to shelter them during the winter. The country was full of wild animals, and still wilder Indians. It was twenty miles to the nearest fort.

By tact and skill they avoided coming in contact with the savages. When the long winter in the wilderness was over they, having in the meantime cleared a few acres, planted a patch of corn. An abundant harvest greeted their labor, The "still" having been erected, it was put into operation and then it was the first whisky ever manufactured in Kentucky, or in the Mississippi Valley, commenced.

In Pennsylvania they called whisky "Monougahela," it being called after the county in which it was manufactured. Shawhan, following the same example, called the whisky manufactured by him after the county in which his new home was situated, "Bourbon."

The third year out the father died, and it then devolved upon his son Joseph to carry on the business. He being industrious, their little farm was soon extended, and assumed respectable size. The excellency of his whiskies soon gave him a wide reputation, and the large emigration kept up a heavier demand than could be supplied. He though, bent his energies to his work, increased his capacity as a distiller, and "Bourbon" soon became a household word. Joseph Shawhan recently died at the age of 85. He left property valued at upwards of a quarter of a million of dollars.

(The emigrant from Pennsylvania was Daniel Shawhan, father of the late Joseph Shawhan, who died at the age of 90 years, from being thrown from a horse. At the time of receiving the injury he was quite vigorous, and in the enjoyment of good health, looking as if he might live many years. His relatives still produce the same quality of hand-made fire copper and Bourbon as originally. T.E. Moore, who married Joseph Shawhan 's granddaughter, in connection with his partner, H.C. Bowen, is largely engaged in the distilling business at Shawhan, Bourbon county, as is also Mr. J. Snell Shawhan, a grandson of Joseph Shawhan, and many others in Bourbon, which still maintains her reputation for distilling pure Bourbon and rye whiskies.-ED KEN.).
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Original Source Material
Bourbon County Court Will Book A, pp. 116-117
Inventory of Daniel Shawhan Deceased
1 Black Cow--2/15
1 Red Cow--3
1 Red Cow & Calf--3
1 Red Cow & Calf--3
1 Black Stear--1/10
1 red do--1/10
1 black do--1/10
1 heifer--1
1 stear 18p  1 do 20p  1 do 5p--2/3
1 Ewe 12p  3 ewes & 1 Lamb 36p--2/3
4 _____and a Ram--2/10
30 Hogs--6/6
one Chestnut Coloured Mare--12
one Grey Horse--9
one Bay Horse--9
one Black Mare--5
one Black Colt--5
one Still Wipels (?)--16
one Waggon--5
one grinstone--1/8
one loom & Tacking--2/10
4 ? chains & 4 Collars & Hames (?)--2/10
3 Spinning wheels--1/4
1 Big wheel & check (?) Reel--/8
4 pots  Bake oven _amel Tongs & Sho____--4/14
one ___Chisels & Drawing Knife--/12
one plow & _adding--1/10
3 sickels 6/  2 clivices(?) 3/  plow Irons 7/6--/16/6
one hand saw & old Iron--/15
one Gun 25/  pewter(?) 34/6--2/19
Tin Ware--/8
Books--
1 p pocket Hettiards(?)
1 Tea kettel and pepper Mill--/10
Earthen Ware--/6
3 p lards
1 frying and Flat Irons--/7
one X Cutt Saw--/12
one Saddle and Bridle--/16
one Saddle--/12
4 Bags
Bedtyche(?) & Sheets--/10
Wooden Vessels--/5
28 lots Wool--2/16
14 lots Do--1/18
Flax(?)--/7
cock Lock & Razor/7
Bedstead Bed & Furniture--/2/6
Bed & furniture--7/10
one chest--4/16
Table & chairs 25/  Knives & forks 4/  How Shovel & ____ 12/--2/1
cloaths 24p  Silver Spoons  10p Woolen cloth £4 19/8--6/13
Ballance of a note  18/ a Bond £26:8--27/6/4
A Debt 24p one small trunk 1p one Lub(?) 3p
Asses 25p property ec’d by John Shauhan £33--34/5

Apl Court 1792
Wm McCune
Jacob Spears
Joseph Pew
Apprs

Recd & Recorded
John Edwards
A.R. Cure (?)
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Filson Club Publication No. 27, page 121––petition No. 57 a request of the inhabitants of Bourbon Co. for the establishment of a town at Bourbon C. H. lists the names of DANIEL SHAWHAN, Daniel Shawhan, Jr., and John Shawhan, July 1788. (NOTE:  The Kentuckian-Citizen, Paris, Ky.  Tuesday, March 28, 1944, p. 2.)
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DANIEL SHAWHAN, JR. was born December 17, 1738, in Kent County, Maryland,  to Daniel Shawhan,  Sr.(1709-1770) and Jennett (surname unknown). There is nothing known about Daniel ’s early years.Daniel moved with his family to Frederick County, Md., and then to Hampshire County, Va. It was here in 1762 that Daniel fell in love with and married the beautiful Margaret Bell, the daughter of Robert Bell (1710-1765) and Agnes Fleming (1707-1785). Family lore gives us a most wonderful expression of Margaret ’s beauty. It is said that Margaret "...had hair like sunsets filled with gold and red."

The Bell family had immigrated from County Antrim, Belfast, Ireland, in the early 1740’s. Margaret was born about 1742 either in Ireland or after the family crossed the ocean and settled four miles from Romney, Va.,  on the south branch of the Potomac river.From a recent family narrative, an interesting story is told about the Bells in this early period:

"Mr. Bell had many narrow escapes from the Indians of that forest. In company with two other young men,  named Vaughan and Scisson, one day Robert Bell was in search of strayed horses, when the party was surprised by an Indian ambushcade on a branch of __augherty Run, Va. Vaughan was killed, a savage threw his toma- hawk at Bell and wounded him. Scisson turned on his horse and fled. After the fight Mr. Bell was able to get on his horse, but he only went a short distance when he fell off. Mr. Bell ’s horse arrived home before Scisson did and a party at once was formed to search for Bell. The party met Scisson at the Ohio River and he related what had happened to Mr. Bell. They supposed he was dead and returned to their homes. Within a week later they found Bell at Ft. Pitt, his wounds dressed by Dr. Knight, who figured conspicuously at the burning of Crawford.

"Robert Bell served in the expedition of 1754, during the French and Indian War, and was among the number who accompanied General George Washington on his first trip on the Kanawha. General Washington made a note in one of his diaries of those who accompanied him in his canoe.

"The Bells had eight sons and two daughters. Another Bell family tale involves their son, James Bell, Sr.  Though the story is not directly related to our subject, it illustrates the all-too-precarious situation our ancestors faced in those early years. When James was a small lad of ten years, his father went to Patterson Fort for a wagon load of wood. James and his brother went along, their father wanted them to gather wood while he was hauling some home. The two boys were busy gathering wood when the Indians attacked them. They caught James but his brother ran and the Indians shot at him and he fell under a log, the Indians thinking he was dead;  he was not hurt, however, and later went home and told that James was captured. The Indians took James to Indiana and kept him there till he was returned by treaty. When his father went after him he took two horses that James might ride home. When they met, James got on the horse but had ridden only a short distance when he saw a woman and some children who were also set free. James dismounted, letting the woman ride.

"When he arrived home it was at night. His mother, hearing the wooden latch lift with a string, called: ‘Is that you, James?’ and his father answered, , yes. It was a joyful meeting. James had many stories to relate of his capture. Among them, was that when the Indians took him the Ohio river they made a canoe and put him in it and they had nothing to eat save what they called ‘cush meat. ’ He always claimed they crossed into Pennsylva-- nia and came through Chartiers Valley, near Chartier ’s Creek. He told how they would have two lines of Indians and would make him run between the lines. And of an old Indian squaw who would be angry if they struck him, but he was a fast runner and did not get struck often. They pulled all his hair out of the top of his head and put rings in his ears. After he had been with them awhile the Indians got very friendly with him and when he left the old Indian squaw cried."

Sometime during 1765 while returning to Virginia after scouting for land in Pennsylvania, Robert Bell was "instantly killed when the breaking of the saddle girth threw him when his mount "Drednot " attempted to leap a brook. "After the death of Robert Bell, Agnes and her children, in about 1768, moved to present-day Allegheny Co., Pa.; at that time the area was being claimed by both Pennsylvania and Virginia. It is thought that this move prompted Daniel and Margaret to also migrate to the same locale, in the early 1770s; Daniel probably received Virginia land warrants. It is recorded that Daniel purchased 640 acres six miles out of Ft. Pitt, in the vicinity of the Old Mt. Lebanon Presbyterian Church, a section now called Carnegie, Pa. but then called St. Clair Twp. 

Daniel was a farmer and a whiskey distiller in Pennsylvania, both very popular occupations in Western Pa.  during this time. He developed his brand, called "Monongahela Red ", named after the Monongahela Valley in which he farmed.  

Daniel served in the American Revolution with the Maryland Flying Camp, then with the Maryland 2nd Regiment, and later with the 7th Co., 5th Bn., of the Washington Co., PA Militia in defense against the Indian raids staged at the instigation of the British during that War.  

Daniel finally returned home to resume his life as a farmer and whiskey distiller. In 1787 the "House of Daniel Shaughan, on Chartiers Creek . . was designated as a place for holding elections ". However, on the horizon events were conspiring that would change the course of his life. The events in question are what the history books call "The Whiskey Rebellion " and it is an ugly chapter in the first difficult years of the newly formed United States. The presenting problem was the call by some legislators for an excise tax to be placed upon the sale of whiskey. The western states, particularly western Pennsylvania and the Allegheny region of Virginia, did not take kindly to what they considered unfair taxation. However, as is always the case with volatile issues of this sort, much deeper problems lay beneath the surface. For these westerners, life on the edge of the frontier was, at best, dangerous and, at worst, a matter of sheer survival. For us today, it is difficult to imagine the terrible conditions under which the early settlers endured. It is easy to understand why the average Pennsylvanian had little sympathy for the new government ’s need to collect revenue. From his perspective, the government was doing little to protect its citizens on the frontier and, to add insult to injury, it sought to tax one of the few profitable commodities produced in the wilderness. The so-called Whiskey Rebellion reached a head in 1794 when President Washington sent in troops to quell the opposition. Ironically, the excise tax was overturned several years later by President Thomas Jefferson.  

By 1788, Daniel had had enough and he and his family, joined by others, took a fleet of flatboats down the Ohio River to Limestone (now Maysville, KY) and made their way inland to the vicinity of Ruddles Mills, within the Kentucky District of Virginia — he brought his copper stills and his secret whiskey recipe with him. .  He soon purchased 130 acres from Reuben Rankin, and began building a cabin to live in and a stillhouse, made of native stone, taking advantage of the natural limestone water of the area as a key ingredient for his whiskey.  Soon his product, which he called "bourbon ", was well known for its smooth taste The Shawhan brand of whiskey continued to be distilled through the 1970s, when a Shawhan Distillery was located in Bardstown, KY,  producing a brand called "Old Miner ." The little town of Shawhan, KY, a still existing hamlet near Paris, KY,  was established in the early 1800s as a shipping point for the whiskey produce of the area.  

Family legend has it that the family stopped over night at a spot near Townsend Creek, located about 6 miles north of present day Paris, Kentucky, and just behind the present day Mt. Carmel church. Daniel drank from a limestone spring and declared to his wife that the water was good for distilling whiskey.  Family tradition (bolstered by some Bourbon County newspaper articles written in the mid-1800 ’s)also claims that Daniel Shawhan was the originator of Bourbon whiskey. 

This claim, while making for great folk-lore, is probably not true. c What is true, however, is that Daniel Shawhan can rightly claim to be among the first generation of whiskey distillers to produce the distinctive liquor called "Bourbon. " 

Unfortunately, Daniel did not live long enough to reap the rewards of his efforts; he died at the age of 52 on May 11, 1791, leaving no will. He is buried in the Old Stoner Presbyterian Cemetery, Ruddle ’s Mills,  Kentucky.

We are left with very little information on the fate of Daniel Shawhan ’s wife, Margaret. Records indicate that Daniel ’s son John lived on the 130 acres of land of his father Daniel, taking care of his widowed mother Margaret (Bell) Shawhan, his sisters and young brothers. He cleared the land about the house and made improvements and raised crops toward their support. Shortly after 1809, his mother and youngest brother Joseph went to live together near an improvement set up by John ’s brother Daniel, after John married and had several children of his own. e We have no record of her death or where she was buried. Presumably she was buried next to Daniel in the Stonermouth Presbyterian cemetery. (NOTE: Margaret may have died in Pennsyl- vania or Indiana. Recent information from William Hill ’s records indicate that Margaret removed to Pennsylvaniawith her daughter Nancy. A deposition from Margaret, dated October 9, 1827, shows her living with daughter Jane Shawhan Beckett, in Clark County, Indiana. --REF)
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Shawhan is a Bourbon county community on what was once the Covington and Lexington Railroad near Townsend Creek. A Townsend post office (named for the creek, which was named for John Townsend) opened in the area in 1854 and moved to the new tracks the next year. The station and post office were known as Lilley's Station, named for George Lilley, the postmaster. In 1857 they were both renamed Shawhan to honor pioneer Daniel Shawhan. The post office closed in 1955. 
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EARLY BROOKLINE HISTORY PROVES VERY FASCINATING
(Reprint from "The Liberty Ledger")

The community of Brookline, a residential district of the city of Pittsburgh, is made up from parts of old West Liberty Borough, former Lower St. Clair Township, and part of Baldwin Township. Baldwin Township was erected in 1814 from parts of Upper St. Clair, Lower St. Clair, Jefferson and Mifflin Townships. West Liberty Borough was erected from the Villages of Bandi, Belleville, and Boggsville, and parts of Lower St. Clair Township in 1876. Brookline was never incorporated as a separate and distinct municipality but was merged with the City of Pittsburgh in 1907, and was made part of the original 44th Ward of same. At present, it comprises the 21st to the 27th election districts of the 19th Ward, having 8500 registered voters and an estimated population of 18,000. (NOTE: It now comprises part of the 19th and 32nd Wards of the City of Pittsburgh, and is made up of W. Liberty, E. Brookline, Ebenshire Village, and Brookline-although the name "Brookline" is now assigned to the entire area.)

Prior to the erection of Allegheny County in 1788, the district was part of Washington County, and civic-minded citizens had to travel long distances over poor roads in order to cat their ballot on election days. The earliest voting place was at Shawhan's (later Colonel Espy's) at Pioneer and West Liberty Avenues. After 1788, they voted at Obey's place on Carson Street, where the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad Company station now stands. This was termed the lower district of St. Clair, which gave the township its name.

In 1763 (during the French and Indian War) the Indians went on the warpath burning all cabins and killing all whites except those who escaped to Fort Pitt. A track of 395 acres, patented in 1786 to David Strawbridge, in pursuance of Virginia Certificate was called "Castle Shannon." The first permanent settlers, up to the year 1800, were farmers who migrated from southeastern Pennsylvania and Maryland. Many of these hardy pioneers were veterans of the American Revolution. A search of old records reveals the family names of Strawbridge, MacKay, Shawhan, Kennedy, McDermott, Hughey, Broddy, and Brison. Early in the 19th Century, we find such families as Espy, Plummer, Sylvester, Fetterman and Knowlson. The area was a prosperous farming district.

In 1762 Daniel married Margaret Fry BELL, daughter of Robert BELL (1700/1710-1765) & Agnes FLEMING (about 1716-1785), in Hampshire County, Virginia. Margaret Fry was born in Belfast, County Antrim, Ireland, in 1742. Margaret Fry died in Clark County, Indiana, after April 22, 1830; she was 88.5 Margaret Fry was buried in Ruddell’s Mills Cemetery, Bourbon County, Kentucky; Later, Battle Grove Cemetery, Cynthiana, Harrison County, Kentucky.

Margaret (Bell) Shawhan, wife of Daniel (3), has been described as having "hair like the sunsets, filled with gold and red."  Born in Virginia, she was the daughter of Robert Bell of County Tyrone, Ireland, and his wife Agnes (Fleming) Bell, of Edinburgh, Scotland, who had settled on land 4 miles Romney, Va. (W. Va.) on the south branch of the Potomac River.  Robert Bell was "instantly killed when the breaking of the saddle girth threw him, when his mount 'Drednot' attempted to leap a brook."  Her two elder brothers, James and John Bell, subsequently migrated west and surveyed/tomahawked (marked trees) land in the Chartiers Valley, St. Clair Twp., now Allegheny Co., Pa.; their mother and the remaining 10 children arrived in 1769.  {R.T. Shawhan, p. 4}

Margaret's Birthdate 1742 {ES}
Eric Shawn claims that Margaret was born near Belfast.  Ken Lindsay, (p. 26) claims that she was born in Romney, VA.
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April 22, 1830
State of Indiana Clark County
Pughs Heirs plaintive vs. John Shawhan defendant

The deposition of Margrit Shawhan
The deposition of Margrit Shawhan to be read as evadence (sic) in the Bourbon Circuit Court in the case whair in Pughs heirs is complainent and John Shawhan is defendant being of lawful age and duly sworn deposeth as follows:
My husband Daniel Shawhan moved to the State of Kentucky in May 1789. That summer he purchased one hundred and thirty acres of land from Reubin Rankin and moved to it in the month of October or November following and there he departed this life on May 1791.  Sum six or seven years after his death my daughter Nancy Williams came to Kentucky and was thair Several weeks when she returned home I went home with her to Pennsylvania on our way thair the conversation came on with (word illegible) the Estate of her father’s (word illegible) Nancy Williams told me that her brother John was to have her part of the said one hundred and thirty acres of land by certain arrangements they had made between them selves and that they had closed thair contract but very shortly before she had left Kentucky but as to the particulars how it was as what she got or was to git I do not now recollect
Further the deponant saith not—
her
Margrit Shawhan
Mark
Taken sworn before us this 22nd of April 1830
(Illegible signature) Justice of the Peace

They had the following children:
	4	i.	Robert (1764-1833)
	5	ii.	Daniel (1765-1840)
	6	iii.	Agnes (Nancy) (1767-)
	7	iv.	John (1771-1845)
	8	v.	Jane "Jennie" (1775-1863)
	9	vi.	Elizabeth (1779-1853)
	10	vii.	Joseph (1781-1871)

Fourth Generation 
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Family of Daniel SHAWHAN Jr. (3) & Margaret Fry BELL

4. Robert SHAWHAN (Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).6 Robert was born in Hampshire County, VA/WVA, on March 5, 1764. Robert died in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, on February 25, 1833; he was 68.

Robert served during the Rev. War as a , Pa. Militia, in Capt. Zadock Wright's Co., under Lt. John Cannon and Ensign George Brice. When the rest of the family migrated to the Kentucky District of VA, Robert elected to remain in Pennsylvania, taking over his father Daniel's farm. Like many others in western PA, he farmed staples such as rye and corn, primarily for the eastern markets. Transportation over the mountains, however, was quite difficult and expensive - - a horse could carry only four bushels of grain. So Robert joined hundreds of others in the area in the distillation of whiskey -- the equivalent of 24 bushels of grain could be converted into two large wooden kegs and loaded across a horse's back. A gallon of rye whiskey became a standard bartering medium, as there were few hard pieces of shilling available. The 1790 Census lists Robert as being in Allegheny Co., PA. In March 1791, the young American Federal government was desperate for funds and the Secretary of the Treasury, Alexander Hamilton, pushed thru an excise tax upon distilled spirits, to be paid in hard money. The resultant uproar among the farmers of western Pa. erupted into what history calls "The Whiskey Rebellion". The unrest was finally calmed in 1794, when President Washington dispatched 13,000 troops under "Light Horse Harry" Lee to western Pa. to quell the rebels. In the interim, however, federal revenue agents were tarred and feathered or worse, and regular skirmishes occurred in confrontations between the "Whiskey Boys" and those who were trying to enforce or pay the hated tax; friends became enemies as some farmers elected to pay the tax while the majority refused to do so. "Pennsylvania Historical Collections", by Sherman Day, pub. 1843, in its summary of the "Whiskey Insurrection", records, "In January 1794, further violence commenced. Robert Strawhan (Shawhan), a complying distiller, had his barn burnt". Robert's will left his farm to his eldest son, Daniel, and describes the property as being near Chartiers Creek, adjacent to the lands of John Bell -- John Bell was a member of the same Bell family from which came Margaret Bell, the spouse of Daniel Shawhan, 1738-1791. The Bells and the Shawhans both migrated to the Chartiers area, from Hampshire Co, VA/WV, probably in the late 1770s. Many of the critical dates re Robert's family were taken directly from his Bible which, in 1938, was in the hands of Margaret Barclay, one of his descendents. 
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TRANSCRIPT OF THE WILL OF ROBERT SHAWHAN, FILED FEBRUARY 28, 1833 IN THE BOROUGH OF BIRMINGHAM, ALLEGHENY COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA

"In the name of God Amen. I Robert Shawhan of the borough of Birmingham, County of Allegeny, State of Penn, being weak in body but of sound and disposed mind and taking into consideration the uncertainty of Life and the certainty of Death do make and publish this my last will and Testament, in manner and form following. 1st. after the payment of any debt I give and bequeath to my eldest daughter Margaret Beci Larimer the sum of one hundred dollars. 2nd. I give and bequeath unto my second daughter Jane Pearsons the sum of one hundred dollars. 3rd. I give and bequeath my third daughter Sidney Brook the sum of one hundred dollars. 4th. I give and bequeath unto my fourth daughter Mary Shawhan the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars with one bed and beding and one set of table silver spoons. 5th. I give and bequeath to my third son Joseph Shawhan the sum of one hundred dollars. 6th. I give and bequeath unto my fourth son Robert Perry Shawhan one hundred dollars. 7th. I give and bequeath unto my fifth and last son Shepley Holmes Shawhan the sum of two hundred dollars. 8th. I give and bequeath unto Daniel Shawhan my first and eldest son my wagon, gears, and six horses, being the team the said Daniel now drives, and I bequeath and desire unto the said Daniel my farm situated on or near Chartiers Creek, Allegeny County, Penn, adjoining lands of John Bell and others to him 'and his heirs forever together with all and singular the appurtenances and heradelaments thereunto opportuning. 9th. I give and desire unto my second son John Shawhan the house and lot which he now occupies situated in the borough of Birmingham subject to or on his paying to my executors the sum of one hundred dollars. 10th. All my personal property undisposed of by me herein to be sold by my executors on a credit of six months. 11th. and all my other real estate wheresoever situated and not herein above disposed of to be sold by my Executors on a credit of one year. 12th. All the money or monies that may remain after the payments of debts and lagacies above mentioned to be distributed equally among Mary Shawhan, Daniel Shawhan, Joseph Shawhan, Shepley Holmes Shawhan, the four last mentioned and none others. 13th. I do hereby nominate, constitute, and appoint my son Daniel Shawhan and my friend William Symmes executors to this my last will and testament.

In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this twenty first day of February in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty three.

Witnessed By:

R.A. Bussman
James Barr
Hugh Jackson

(Transcribed by Ronald Shawhan, 14 Evergreen Ave., New Providence, NJ, 07974, 11/12/91)

About 1788 Robert married Mary WILLIAMS, daughter of WILLIAMS, in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. Mary died in April  in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. Mary was born on July 12, 1766.

They had the following children:
		i.	Margaret Bell. Margaret Bell was born in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, on November 1, 1789.
			About 1810 Margaret Bell married Joseph LARIMER, in Pennsylvania. Joseph was born about 1787.
	11	ii.	Jane (1791-1877)
		iii.	Sidney. Sidney was born in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, on September 23, 1793.
			Sidney married George BROCK, in Pennsylvania. George was born about 1791.
	12	iv.	Mary (1795-1849)
	13	v.	Daniel (1797-1881)
	14	vi.	John (1799-1859)
	15	vii.	Joseph (1801-1880)
	16	viii.	Robert Perry (1807-~1880)
		ix.	Elizabeth. Elizabeth was born in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, on April 2, 1804. Elizabeth died in Alleghany, Pennsylvania, about 1805; she was <1.
		x.	Shepley Holmes. Shepley Holmes was born in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, on May 10, 1810. Shepley Holmes died in Pennsylvania on November 24, 1846; he was 36.

5. Daniel SHAWHAN (Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Daniel was born in Hampshire County, VA/WV, on October 8, 1765. Daniel died in Rush County, Indiana, on January 2, 1840; he was 74.

NOTE: Exclude this family line from project.

Daniel III was about 22 years old when his father moved the family from western Pennsylvania to the Kentucky District of Virginia and settled in the Ruddles Mills section of Bourbon County. In 1788, both he and his father signed a petition by Bourbon County residents to seat of government in Virginia, asking to establish the town of Bourbon Courthouse. Virginia did establish a new county, Mason Co., 1789, which was taken off of Bourbon Co.; the Shawhan property straddled the new county line -- the stillhouse and barns lay in Bourbon Co. and the homestead lay in Mason Co. In 1790 Daniel took a flatboat load of the family's whiskey to New Orleans, returning on a horse he had purchased, carrying saddle bags laden with Spanish doubloons. This would be the first of many such trips that would be made to sell Shawhan whiskey. When his father died in 1791, Daniel became the family head. Together with his brother John, they continued to manage the family farm and distillery, with both making trips to New Orleans on flatboats loaded with "Old Bourbon Whiskey" and brandy. Kentucky was admitted as a state in 1792, shortly after Daniel III and Mary McDowell were married. They continued to live in the family home which was in Mason County; Fleming Co. was created off of Mason Co. 1798 -- their residence and a part of the farm became a section of Fleming County, while the stillhouse, barns, and other parts of the farm remained in Bourbon County. Daniel farmed, raised well-bred horses and cattle, bought grain from his neighbors for his distillery and sold a goodly amount of whiskey. He also accumulated a sizeable number of slaves who farmed and helped with the distillery. Family tradition holds that he became quite wealthy, but he was never as to the validity of his Kentucky land that had been originally settled by his father. IN 1825 John Quincy Adams was inaugurated President and John C. Calhoun,Vice President. That same year, after freeing his slaves and selling his share of the distillery to his brother Joseph, Daniel moved his family to Rush Co., Indiana where he farmed and was no longer connected to the distillery business; when he closed out his affairs in Kentucky he divided most of his wealth equally among his children. The August 1851 final settlement of his estate included the following provisions of his will, dated Dec. 31, 1839: "My will is first all my just debts shall be paid out of my personal estate if sufficient, and if not then I will that so much of my land as shall be sufficient shall be sold to pay my debts. Then I wish my wife to have my household furniture, one horse beast known by the name of Flim, also one cow known by the name of Lill, also eight head of sheep, two sets of horse gear, and one cutting box in the barn, and all the remainder of my land that is left after my debts paid, to have and to hold the same during her life time for a home her, also a home for Mary Lightfoot and her children so long as they wish to remain here, as I do not want them to be turned out of doors, but my wife is to have entire control over the premises and at her death I wish all my property both real and personal to be equally divided among my children and that John M. Shawhan is to be my Executor . Witnessed by David H. Drummond, William M. Shawhan,and Edward L. McGee."
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Delaware County, Indiana
KITH AND KIN CONNECTION
On Salem Township - Excerpts from Our County, Its History and Early Settlement by Townships, John S. Ellis, 1898
Section 15, in Salem township, is in the south central part of the township, and that our readers may the more readily understand its location, we will state that Cross Roads, Post Office and Village, is situated in the southwest corner of the section. As this section borders on the Richwoods neighborhood, the land has been held at a high value, but whether or not the facts sustain the values, is a matter to be determined by those more directly interested, as it is the duty of the historian to state facts, and then let others search for the reasous. More than two years before any other purchases of public land in this section (July 30, 1829) Daniel Shawhan entered the east half of the southwest quarter of this section, an 80-acre tract, now owned by G. Young, after which entries were made by John Tomlinson in 1831, Christian Wall and Isaac Pitser in 1833, John Tomlinson in 1834 and William Parent and Christian Wall in 1835. (Page 146)

In 1792 Daniel married Mary McDOWELL, daughter of Daniel McDOWELL, in Mason County, Kentucky. Mary was born in Greenbrier County, Virginia, on August 28, 1770. Mary died in Rush County, Indiana, on November 17, 1848; she was 78.

Mary was the daughter of Daniel MCDowell, a Revolutionary War soldier who came to Bourbon Co. at an early date; while living in Kentucky he received a $40.00 annual pension for this service.

They had the following children:
	17	i.	Elizabeth Ann (1793-1884)
	18	ii.	Joseph (1796-1881)
	19	iii.	Mary (Polly) (1797-1880)
	20	iv.	Sarah (1803-1855)
	21	v.	John McDowell (1806-1866)
	22	vi.	Robert Fleming (1808-1893)
	23	vii.	George M. (1811-1852)
		viii.	Daniel. Daniel was born in Mason County, Kentucky, in 1813. Daniel died in Rush County, Indiana, in 1831; he was 18.
	24	ix.	Benjamin Plummer (1814-1852)

6. Agnes (Nancy) SHAWHAN (Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Agnes (Nancy) was born in Hampshire County, Virginia, in 1767.

First reference of the name "Nancy" as a nickname.  Later used as a family name for girls.  For further records on her marriage and family, refer to File Box 733, Bourbon County Ct.  {Madsen, p. 12}

Agnes, like her brother Robert, decided to raise her family in Pennsylvania, rather than make the move to Kentucky.  {R.T. Shawhan, p. 7}

In 1785 Agnes (Nancy) married Isaac WILLIAMS, son of WILLIAMS, in Youghioghania County, West Augusta district of Virginia. Isaac died in 1853 in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania.

Isaac was the brother of Mary Williams who married Robert (4) Shawhan.

Research: Isaac's will, probated Oct. 16, 1853, in Allegheny Co., Pa. mentions children:  John (5) Williams; Sarah (5) Bausman; Amelia (5), wife of John Hulse; Elizabeth (5), wife of John Wm. Mason; Isaac (5); Agnes (5), wife of Nathaniel Patterson; Dorale (5), wife of Reinhardt Bausman; Margaret (5); Mary (5); Robert Shawhan (5).

They had the following children:
	25	i.	Agnes (1795-1879)
		ii.	Isaac. Isaac was born about 1816.
			About 1840 Isaac married Mary Ann ROBERTSON, daughter of Eli ROBERTSON (January 5, 1776-February 10, 1844) & Elizabeth SHAWHAN (9) (June 13, 1779-May 20, 1853), in Clark County, Indiana. Mary Ann was born in Clark County, Indiana, on February 28, 1820.
		iii.	John.
		iv.	Sarah.
			Sarah married --?-- BAUSMAN.
		v.	Amelia.
			Amelia married John HULSE.
		vi.	Elizabeth.
			Elizabeth married John M. MASON.
		vii.	Dorale.
			Dorale married Reinhardt BAUSMAN.
		viii.	Margaret.
		ix.	Mary.
		x.	Robert Shawhan.

7. John SHAWHAN (Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John was born in Hampshire County, Virginia, on October 23, 1771. John died in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on April 5, 1845; he was 73. John was buried in John Shawhan Family Cemetery, Bourbon County, Kentucky.7 Occupation: Farmer. Religion: Presbyterian.

John Shawhan served in the War of 1812 in Captain James Johnson's Company, 3rd Regiment, Kentucky Mounted Militia.  He enlisted on September 1, 1812 and served to October 15, 1812.  John was in Bourbon County, Ky. with his father Daniel  as early as July 1788.8

John lived on the 130 acres of land of his father Daniel , taking care of his widowed mother Margaret (Bell) Shawhan, his sisters and young brothers.9  He cleared the land about the house and made improvements and raised crops toward their support.  Shortly after 1809, his mother and youngest brother Joseph went to live together near an improvement set up by John's brother Daniel, after John married and had several children of his own.10

The Bourbon County Marriage Bonds give John  Shawhan to Margaret McCune Oct. 24, 1793, on the consent of William McCune, father of Margaret.10

John Shawhan/Margret McCune Marriage Bond

[Upper left-hand corner torn from original bond - unreadable]

_____________these presents that we John Shawhan & Wm McCune ______ bound to his Excellency the Governor of Kentucke in full Sum of £ 50 ________payment we bind ourselves our heirs Exors & admrs jointly & Severally firmly by these presents Sealed with our Seals & Dated the 24 day of October 1793.

The condition of the above obligation is such that whereas Thomas Reed co clk of Bourbon hath this day issued Licence [sic] for the Marriage of John Shahan [sic] & Margret McCune.  Now if there is no lawful cause to obstruct said Marriage or no Damage ______ by means of said Licence [sic] being issued the above to be void.

John Shawhan {Seal}
Wm McCune {Seal}
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In some of the early deeds of Bourbon County, John spelled his name in the old way, Shaughen, and these deeds show that the McCunes and the Shawhans had adjoining land; "William McCune to John Shaughen, for consideration five shillings and for divers goods caused hereto moving, land on Townsend adjoining land to said McCune, John McClure, heirs of Robert Bell, and heirs of Daniel Shaughen, containing 38 acres.  December 20, 1802."11  And again in “William McCune to John McClure in consideration of 42 pounds, deeds 33 acres in Bourbon County, Ky., bounded by lines of John Shaughen's line and Jos. Ren's line, January 22, 1807.”12

The census of 1810 reports John Shawhan as having three boys and two daughters under 10, two children from 10-16, two family members from 26-45, and one family member 45 and up.  It is presumed from this that his mother was with him at this time and either a sister or sister-in-law.13

John Shawhan was a large man with a tendency to be blonde; his personality such that he had followers of uncommon intelligence.  He was a member of the Older Stoner Mouth Presbyterian Church and was one of the five men denounced from the pulpit by their pastor, Rev. Samuel Reynolds (Rannels), for attending the revival of the Rev. Barton Stone at Cane Ridge in 1801 when the Christian Church was formed.  A camp meeting was afterward held on John Shawhan's farm about 1818, and from the converts of that camp the present Mt. Carmel Church was formed.  (Perrin's History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas County, Kentucky--1882).14

John Shawhan died April 5, 1845, and his will was dated March 7th and proved April 7, 1845.  His wife Margaret "Peggy" Shawhan died March 24, 1857, and her will is dated March 29, 1855 and was probated on April 6, 1857.  Among others she mentions her daughter Margaret Reading (married to William Reading mentioned in the fifth generation), the name spelled in error by the clerk as Redding.14

Will of John Shawhan, Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky15

"In the name of God Amen, I, John Shawhan of the County of Bourbon and State of Kentucky, do make, ordain and declare this my last will and testament.

"Item 1st--When life is no more with me I commend my sole (sic) to Almighty God that gave it and my body to be decently buried.

"2nd--After my Decease I wish all debts to be punctually paid.

"3rd--After the payment of my debts, I wish all my property to be kept together during wife Margaret Shawhan's natural lifetime and I wish her to have the benefit of the hole (sic) of my land and negroes and all personal estate, as long as she remains my widow.  If she should ever marry again, she is then in that case, restricted to her thirds during her lifetime and at her death, it is my wish that my son Daniel Shawhan shall have the preference of buying my place that I now live on, thought to be 180 acres, at a fair price and I wish him to have five annual payments on it, and I desire it shall not be put at Public Auction without it is Daniel's wish to have it done, I just wish him to have it at a fair price and to make the thing more plain, I here give my reason for wishing him to have it.  I don't wish it to go out of the family and thinking from the present prospect of things at this time he will be better prepared, to buy it than any of my other children and at or after my wife Margaret's death, I wish all negroes and whatever be of my personal estate and the proceeds of the land, equally divided among all my children.  Daniel to have an equal part with all the rest of the children of the hole estate, real and personal and furthermore I wish it understood that whereas I have paid a considerable amount of money for my son Joseph Shawhan to Noah Spears, Hugh (initial) Brent, Calip Morris and Joseph Shawhan, Guardian for Mays (may be “Ways”) heirs, and other small debts to dependent persons, which will show on my books, also the notes with what I have applied, where he was principal and I was security with all the interest up so paid by me, I furthermore state that he must account for the above mentioned debts and money paid by me for him on said debts further than up to the time that I paid the debts which will show on the Book and if he should fall behind with my estate and the business is entirely round up, I don't want my Executor or any of the rest of my heirs to compel him to pay anything back to the estate.

"Furthermore it is my wish and desire that if any of my negroes should become turbulent or ungovernable in the family that my Executor shall sell such negro for the best price that can obtain for it or them and account for the money with interest therein or the estate as above mentioned.

"Furthermore I wish and desire my daughter Susan Allison to have my home here with her Mother in the same way she has heretofore with me as long as she remain single, free of any charge.

"Furthermore I wish my Executor to finish a wall that I have begun around the Graveyard and it is my wish and desire that in all sales, transfers, or change of hands or property, the said Graveyard shall be reserved from Sale or from any other use other than a burying ground.

"Furthermore and lastly, I appoint my son Daniel Shawhan, my Executor of this my last will and testament, Given under my hand and seal this 7th day of Mar 1845."

--John Shawhan

Attest:
Joseph Shawhan

P.B. Furthermore on reflection I have thought it proper to name in addition to the above that it is my wish as I have full confidence in my son Daniel, that he shall not be bound to give security on the administration on my estate this haveing (sic) always for sometime back been my intention but omitted letting it until it was closed but thought of it immediately afterwards, And it is my wish and desire, that it shall have the same affect annext here below as if it was in the above body of my will  I also have set my hand and seal this 7th March 1845.          John Shawhan (seal)
attest
Joseph Shawhan, Sr.
Sam,l Ewalt

At the April term of the County Court of Bourbon County Kentucky on the seventh day of April 1845 this last will and testament of John Shawhan Deceased was produced and proved in open court by the oaths of Joseph Shawhan, Sr. and Sam,l Ewalt the subscribing witnesses thereto is ordered to record, ______Thomas P. Smith Clerk of said Court the date above.
Tho. P. Smith clk
J. M. Smith (?)

Both John and Margaret (McCune) Shawhan are buried on the farm of Tom Hollandon, the Cynthiana-Paris Road, Bourbon County, Kentucky.  The gravestone reads:  JOHN SHAWHAN born Hampshire Co. Va. Oct. 23, 1771 came to Ky. 1789 died April 5, 1845.  Wife PEGGY McCUNE born May 20, 1776 died March 24, 1857.16

Bourbon County Circuit Court File Suit #733: Office of Circuit Clerk, Bourbon County, Ky. 

Jos. Pugh Hrs. vs. John Shawhan-File Box 733- One William Pugh would show a certain. William Miller obtained a patent for 300 acres In Bourbon county located on Townsend, sold to Wm. Hoy the whole tract with other lands and executed bond to convey the land, said Hoy then sold 330 acres to Reubin Rankin, Robert Bell and Joseph Pugh and executed bond to convey the title–about 1788 Rankin, Bell and Pugh made friendly partitions for said 330 acres among themselves by metes and bounds. Rankin's portion was 130 acres and Pugh and Bell about the same; about the same-time they returned upon their land said Rankin sold to Daniel Shawhan his 130 acres allotted to him in the partition and executed bond to convey title. Daniel Shawhan immediately settled upon the 130 acres made valuable and lasting improvements and resided thereon until his death 1791, that said Daniel departed this life Intestate leaving the said land to descend to his children of whom there were seven In number, whose names were, John, Joseph, Daniel, Robert and Nancy, who has since married Isaac Williams, Jane who has married Wm. Beckett, and Elizabeth who has married Eli Robinson; said decedent left his wife, Margaret Shawhan a widow who obtained letters, of administration upon his estate. Daniel Shawhan, during his lifetime, did not obtain a deed for said land from Rankin, the widow and children continued to reside upon said land for 10 or 12 years and during that time made improvements, particularly by way of clearing and enclosing the lands that about 12 years after the death of said Shawhan, the widow and all the children except John Shawhan and Joseph Shawhan removed from the said land and never returned to the said land, that during that times say about 1800, the said John Shawhan without the knowledge of his brothers and sisters, except Joseph who not long thereafter removed from the land, obtained from Wm Miller a deed in his own name without including the heirs of said Daniel Shawhan, the said John Shawhan paid said Miller upwards of $19, for the title said Miller pretending that the sum was due his from said Hoy. Said John Shawhan applied to said Rankin and demanded from him the sum and obtained it, that since said Joseph Shawhan removed from said Land, the said John Shawhan has occupied said land and there has never been a partition of said land among the heirs of Daniel Shawhan. The orator (Pugh) on July 131, 1822 purchased from said Eli Robinson and wife, Elizabeth, their undivided seventh part, orator prays that the widow, John, Joseph, Daniel, Robert, Isaac Williams and Nancy and Wm. Beckett and Jane be made defendants to this bill and prays that John Shawhan answer how many acres of cleared land and cultivated land in said tract, asks that each be allotted his portion and that he, orator, be allotted the Robinson and wife portion. Suit filed Sept 7, 1822.

Later the orator obtained from Isaac Williams and wife, a deed for their Interest.

ANSWER OF JOHN SHAWHAN -
States the original bond of said Rankin to his father, Daniel Shawhan deceased, was dated Aug. 1789 and is in his possession, that his father built a house when he took possession of the land, which he supposed to be on the said tract but when the lines were drawn was found to be on Bell's part, and not on his father's, said Daniel's part, and at his father's death there was no more than six to ten acres, but that Daniel Shawhan an elder brother of the Respondent, who was married, was settled by his fathers Daniel, on another part of the land and had built a cabin and had commenced to reside there for some years; his father left no will, that his rights in said land under the Bond descended among his 7 children as named; that after his father's death his mother,  himself, his two younger sisters, Jane and Elizabeth, and his youngest brother, Joseph then about 9 years old, remained for some years, living together on the improvement of their father, the eldest brother, Robert and eldest sister Nancy, having never removed from Pennsylvania and Daniel the second son, having built a house for himself, the Respondent then about 18 years of age expended his labor for some years and he was the only one capable of performing man's labor in the support of his mother, sisters and young brother, and in extending as fast as he could the little clearing about the house and making improvements, the fruit of his own toil, he should not now, after 30 years, be called on to pay those whom his industry then contributed to support or what is worse to one who has thrust himself into these family affairs for the sole purpose of making mischief; there were no improvements made on said 130 acres after his father's death except by Daniel and himself, the family lived together until the two girls were married and went away and the land was divided between the Respondent, his mother and Joseph; after living together for some time, the tract being too small to divide between all seven, some living at a distance and others looking forward to removals, there was a general willingness and understanding that the Respondent should acquire and own the whole, he did desire to become the owner but would have abhored the idea of becoming so by any means unjust toward three of those he had for years stood in the place of a father; that as early as 1796 the Respondent purchased his brother's share of the land and paid him and received a writing of conveyance, that all the heirs were willing for him to have the land, in 1799, on July 22, which year his sister who had married Eli Robinson, together with her husband executed a writing to him evidencing a sale for her right, he paid part and gave a note for part which note was never presented. He has always considered the bond and the interest of his coheirs therein as the basis of his claim. He has paid from time to time toward satisfying his coheirs for their interests large sums of money he commenced acquiring them as he has shown, before he received the deed, and he went on paying then after he had the deed, that Wm. Miller said he would never convey the tract until he received amount of £19.10, that the deed was not procured without consent of the coheirs living near, he then entered into a contract with his sister, Jane, for her interest under writing dated July 1809. Shortly after, or about this date, the contract with Jane, Elizabeth being married and removed and Joseph being of age, Joseph and his mother determined to separate from the Respondent and live together and they moved to the improvement before mentioned as being made by Daniel Shawhan (brother) on the same tract and a division was agreed upon when Joseph, being the youngest, took for himself and mother 50 acres and there they continued (except his mother who removed to reside with one of her daughters) until about 1814 then the Respondent purchased from said Joseph the 50 acres, with improvement, gave him $800 and took a horse for the sun he had paid for the title. Robert Shawhan and Nancy Williams, the eldest brother and sister having married and settled before his father moved from Pennsylvania, were frequently heard from, it was supposed that, having already received from their father, in Pennsylvania, they would not claim any of the land in this State; that they knew of his father's death soon after happened and made no wish to claim it, that Robert came on a visit to Ky. and was fully informed and was satisfied with what he had received, that Nancy Williams also came and was made acquainted and she wanted no part of the land but wanted something from the Respondent as as compensation and the Respondent made over the balance due on the bond in Pennsylvania in the hands of Robert from-Plummer to his father. The Respondent can not believe that the disposition to pry into the family affairs and disturb the harmony of families, this attempt to discover and take advantage of informalities in the family divisions and transfers of property the result of that confidence and affection which should subsist in all families--etc. Deposition of Elizabeth Pugh Nov. 16, 1826-in suit in which Wm. Pugh Chiles is now complt. (Pugh being dead) and John Shawhan and other defts. "deposeth" that Daniel Shawhan, father of John, settled upon the plantation where John  resides about 1789 under a contract with Reubin Rankin for 130 acres. Question: Were you acquainted with the family? Answer:  I was.  Robert was the eldest, Daniel, John, Nancy who married Isaac Williams, Jane who married Wm. Beckett, Betsy (or Elizabeth who married Eli Robinson, and Joseph Shawhan. She states she believes Betsy was not yet 21 when she married. Deposition of John Tucker–states he recalls the contract was made about 1788, 1789. Deed filed from Isaac Williams and wife, Nancy, of Alleghany Co. Penn. to Wm. Pugh of Bourbon, consideration of $75.00 all interest in one seventh part of tract of 130 acres where John Shawhan resides, where Daniel formerly resided until his death. Recorded Alleghany Co. Penn. Sept. 1822. State of Indiana, Clark County Oct 9, 1827. Deposition of Jane Beckett states she was present in the year 1797 at the purchase made by John Shawhan of Eli Robinson of a tract in Bourbon where John Shawhan resides which was purchased by Daniel Shawhan of Reubin Rankin, it being one seventh part of the tract. Deposition of Margaret Shawhan taken at Clark County, Indiana, states she in a subscribing witness to two instruments in writing July 22, 1799 and subscribed with names Eli Robinson and Elizabeth and witnessed by self and Joseph Shawhan, the second subscribed by Eli alone, and she saw them both sign.  (NOTE: Both tbese old notes enclosed in record) This deposition of Margaret made Oct. 9, 1827. Copy of deed July 17, 1822–Eli Robinson and wife, Elizabeth, late Elizabeth Shawhan dau. of Daniel Shawhan, deceased. Copy of deed from Wm Miller to John Shawhan. Copy of Wm Pugh's will or a portion of it, showing he left his claim on John Shawhan's land to his nephew Wm Chiles. Dec 1823. Jane Beckett's deposition in Clark Co. Ind. July 25, 1829, states her brother, John Shawhan, was about 20 years old at the time of her father's death, and was acknowledged as the sole head of the family, that he cleared the ground and raised the crops for their support while the rest of the family advanced in years, "the conclusion of it all was the land was too small to divide and my brother, John, then commenced purchasing the interest of the other heirs, he purchased my brother Daniel's part, then Miller came and the acting head of the house was to effect a compromise and take a deed. My mother frequently heard from brother, Robert, never looked for nor wished a share. John purchased my interest, and a year later my sister Agnes' (Nancy) who had married a Miller came to Ky. and I heard my sister say John arranged with her, then John sold Joseph part he had bought of my brother, Daniel, and no deeds were ever executed, all were of the opinion that the deed from Miller was sufficient to secure my brother John." Deposition of Wm Beckett taken July 1829. Deposition of Joseph Shawhan Oct. 31, 1827. These two contain nothing more of value, both in behalf of John Shawhan. Deposition - states Margaret Shawhan, the family moved to Kentucky in 1789. "I returned to Pennsylvania with my daughter, Nancy, when she returned home from her visit and she was satisfied." Deposition of Daniel Shawhan and wife Mary, Rush Co. Ind. Aug lst 1829, sold his interest to John. The foregoing notes cover all of importance contained in this suit which is listed "Jos. Pugh's Hrs, but should be Wm Pugh Hrs., mistake in index only.

Suit 733 #1: BOURBON CO., KY SUIT NO. 73317
PUGH HEIRS VS JOHN SHAWHAN
Transcription and Introduction by Robert E. Francis
Timeline by Ronald T. Shawhan
Introduction
In August, 1822, William Pugh entered a suit in chancery before the Bourbon Circuit Court, Bourbon County, Kentucky, against the heirs of Daniel Shawhan (1738-1791). Pugh listed the defendants as follows:  "He (Pugh) therefore prays that, the said widow, the said John, Joseph, Daniel & Robert Shawhon, Isaac Williams & Nancy his wife, Wm Becket & Jane his wife may be defendants in this bill…" Pugh named John Shawhan, Daniel’s third son, as the primary defendant. The reader will note that the youngest daughter, Elizabeth, was not named as a defendant in the suit. The reason will become clear below. 
The case is very complicated and requires some detailed examination of the points made by William Pugh in his suit. He claimed that he had purchased a right to 1/7th of the original 130 acres of land belonging to the heirs of Daniel Shawhan dec’d. In 1789, Daniel had purchased land from Reubin Rankin who provided him with a written bond with the promise that a deed was forthcoming. However, Daniel died before the deed could be drawn up; and, since Daniel died intestate, no formal division of the land took place between the widow and the children. This was the heart of Pugh’s argument and would become the basis for his claim to a portion of the land.
Pugh asserted that, since the land had never been legally divided amongst the heirs, no single co-heir could lay claim to the undivided property.  Each child had a right to 1/7th of the remaining portion of the 130 acres after the widow’s dower. Pugh had a vested interest in this argument because on July 13, 1822, he had  purchased 1/7th portion of the land from Elizabeth (Shawhan) and Eli Robertson.  Elizabeth was the youngest daughter of Daniel and Margaret (Bell) Shawhan.  In late September 1822, Pugh amended this claim to include a second 1/7th portion of the 130 acres after purchasing said portion from the eldest Shawhan daughter, Nancy, and her husband Isaac Williams. Pugh subsequently removed Nancy and Isaac as defendants in the suit.
Pugh directed his argument specifically against John Shawhan, the third son of Daniel. He accused John of fraudulently obtaining a deed for the land in his own name from a William Miller (the patentee for the land) on June 24, 1800. Pugh argued that, since the land had never been legally divided amongst the heirs, Shawhan had no right to an exclusive claim to the land. He stated that "John Shawhon, without the knowledge or consent of any of his brothers or sisters, except probably Joseph Shawhon who not long thereafter removed from sd land, obtained from Wm Miller the patentee, a deed for said 130 acres of land, in his own name without including therein any of the sd heirs of Daniel Shawhon dec’d".  Additionally, Pugh argued that, since the deed was obtained illegally, 50% of the profits that came from the use of the land was now owed to the co-heirs of the land in question retroactive to the date of the illegal deed. I am guessing that this remuneration may have been a part of the "deal" that Pugh made with Elizabeth and Nancy. Pugh further argued that John Shawhan should pay the co-heirs and Pugh their rightful portion of "rents & profits that he has enjoyed" since illegally owning the land.
John Shawhan provided two responses countering Pugh’s claims. The first, submitted May 4, 1823, claimed that, because he had legally obtained a deed from William Miller for the 130 acres, neither Pugh nor any of his co-heirs had any legal claim to the land.. He argued that the co-heirs had verbally agreed upon the need of a legal deed and that he obtained the deed to protect the family against just such fraudulent claims as that put forth by William Pugh.
John’s amended response, filed in November 1826, showed a much more sober and legally savvy answer to William Pugh’s allegations. It seems that Pugh had called John on several points of his original testimony. John spent several pages of this 12 page deposition admitting that he had not clearly thought through the implications of his original deposition. He admitted to mistakes in judgement but denied having done anything wrong. He then painstakingly detailed the events leading up to the purchase of the deed from William Miller. The result of his testimony is an exceptional picture of life in the Shawhan family of Bourbon County, Kentucky, from the summer of 1789 until about 1810. John forcefully argued that he and his siblings had come to an agreement that he should purchase their interest in the land in order to keep the original 130 acres intact.  He admitted that, while he and his siblings never entered into written agreements concerning the sale and transfer of their interests to John, everyone agreed to the arrangement.  John considered these arrangements internal family affairs that, while informal, were nevertheless legally binding.  Once these agreements were made, John then obtained a legal deed to the land in his name.
It is interesting to note that after this response John Shawhan became quite adept at the legal maneuverings of the court. He actively pursued the process of obtaining depositions from each of the siblings verifying the informal agreements of transfer, as well as witnesses to the original bond, the subsequent deed for the land, and a rather telling piece of paper showing that Mr. Eli Robinson and wife had agreed to sell their interest in the land for a horse.
In a will dated December 15, 1823, William Pugh named his nephew William Chiles as the complainant in the suit against John Shawhan and defendants. The will itself reveals some very interesting details.  It looks as if William Pugh had made a deal with Nancy and Elizabeth and their husbands promising a "payoff" if the case proved successful. Eli Robertson and wife were to receive $200 and the Williams $50 for their bargain with Pugh! I wonder how John and family received this piece of information?
In passing, I should say a word about William Chiles. Chiles was something of an expert in litigation, having already been instrumental in another suit brought against John Shawhan brought by the Hoy family in 1821("Hoy Heirs vs. John Shawhan," Bourbon Circuit Court Suit #515). In this suit, Chiles petitioned the Court to have Shawhan’s property surveyed (see addendum). The Hoy’s ultimately lost the case. Chiles was also currently embroiled as defendant with several other families (including my 3rd great grandfather Nicholas Smith) in a law suit. This suit "Thomas Boone Heirs vs. William Chiles and others" made it all the way to the United States Supreme Court and was finally settled (in Chiles’ and my grandfather’s favor) in 1835.
While I am sure that Bourbon Circuit Court Suit #733 is a fairly unremarkable representation of civil suits of the day, from the standpoint of Shawhan family research, it is one of the most remarkable documents to come to light on our Bourbon County branch of the family. Until this time, we had no idea about the early years of this family. This researcher had assumed that the family moved to Bourbon County, cleared the land, established the now-famous Shawhan distillery, and became one of the more influential families of Bourbon and Harrison counties. The truth of the matter was that, after Daniel’s death and for several years following, the family barely eked out a living. John Shawhan assumed the role of the head of the household—and ex-facto father-figure—and determined to keep the family (and land) together against all odds. In the processing he may have succeeded in alienating some members of the family, especially Elizabeth, though this can only be conjectured.
The suit also clarifies some facts concerning the family that researchers have questioned for some time.  Firstly, we now have definitive proof that Daniel and Margaret Shawhan had only seven children instead of the eight, as speculated in some quarters.  The seven children are as follows: Robert, Daniel, Nancy, John, Jane, Elizabeth and Joseph. An eighth child, "Shawnson," mentioned in the Kentuckian-Citizen article "The Shawhans of Bourbon County," is now clearly ruled out. He is hereby relegated to the status of a "mystery" Shawhan.
Another little known family secret comes to light in this suit. Jane, the second daughter, had two children prior to marrying William Becket in 1802. The children’s names were Polly (born circa 1796) and Luke Shawhan (1799-1877). Polly married a Josiah Thomas and Luke married Nancy McComb. Nothing else is known about these children.
A small detail that could easily be missed is the bond between Reubin Rankin and Daniel Shawhan.  Daniel’s signature is not on this bond. Why is this?  Could it have been that Daniel was illiterate and another person, a "Daniel Mosby" signed for him?  It’s pure speculation, of course, but worthy of consideration.
A final addition to our knowledge about this family is that Margaret Shawhan lived much longer than originally expected.  If she was born in 1742 as family tradition reports, at the very least Margaret lived to grand old age of eighty-eight!
I have included a one page addendum to this suit from the above mentioned "Hoy vs. John Shawhan" suit because it provides the clearest survey plat of Daniel Shawhan’s property.
Robert E. Francis
May 10, 1999

Timeline
August 17, 1822 – Bourbon County Court. File Box 733; suit filed by Pugh heirs vs. John Shawhan. (Amended May, 1823). Suit states that William Miller obtained 300 acres on Townsend (Creek), then sold them to Wm. Hoy. Hoy sold land to Reuben Rankin, Robert Bell, and Pugh; Rankin sold his 130 acres to Daniel Shawhan who occupied land and made improvements. Daniel Shawhan died in 1791, intestate and the land descended to his children, John, Joseph, Daniel, Robert, Nancy (m. Isaac Williams), Jane (m. Wm. Becket), Elizabeth (m. Eli Robinson); his wife Margaret was administrator. The widow and children continued to live upon said 130 acres, and John made considerable improvements, particularly by way of clearing and enclosing land. Daniel Shawhan did not obtain a deed from Rankin. About 1800, John Shawhan, without the knowledge of his brothers and sisters, paid Miller $19 for a deed in his name; John Shawhan demanded and obtained said sum from Rankin. On July 13, 1822, Pugh purchased from Eli Robinson and wife, Elizabeth, their undivided seventh part. On Sept. 4, 1822, Pugh obtained from Isaac Williams and Nancy, his wife, a deed for their undivided seventh part. The orator (Pugh) demands that John Shawhan answer how many acres of cleared and cultivated land there is, and that rents, profits, and land be allotted to him accordingly.
Sept. 20, 1822 – Allegheny Co., PA deed filed that Isaac and Nancy Williams received $75.00 and conveyed their interest in 1/7th of the 130 acres where John Shawhan resides to Wm. Pugh and his heirs.
May 24, 1823 – Bourbon Co. Court. John Shawhan response to bill filed by William Pugh. Stated that the original bond of said Rankin to his father Daniel Shawhan, was dated Aug. 1789; that his father built a house on the land and his brother Daniel, who was married, built on another part of the land. Stated that William Miller obtained patent "on the waters of Townsend" for 330 acres, but denies that said Miller ever sold said land to Wm. Hoy or anyone else, though he had heard of a claim filed by Pugh, Rankin, and Bell for 330 acres. Stated that he (John) had made diligent search in offices of record for evidence showing sale of land from Miller to Rankin; admits that his father Daniel did purchase 130 acres of land from Rankin for the sum of $200 in 1789 and settled thereon. Some years later, as sisters were coming of age and getting married, and the land was too small to divide among all seven children, over the years, John made arrangements to obtain the land interests of his brothers and sisters, through their general willingness and consent. This included payment, on July 22, 1799, of a horse and additional dollars to Eli Robinson and his wife Elizabeth. for their interest, executed in writing. In July 1809 he contracted with his sister Jane. Other agreements were made with his brothers Daniel and Joseph. His brother Robert, and sister Nancy Williams, had stayed in Pennsylvania; and had already received land from their father Daniel. During this time, Wm. Miller informed John that the land on which he lived belonged to him (Miller), and threatened a suit; Miller exhibited title papers and said that he had never conveyed the land to any person – that Rankin’s claim was worthless. Miller asked for 19 pounds, 10 shillings for the land. John took time to examine the validity of Miller’s claim before concluding to pay the requested sum to Miller, with the knowledge of John’s coheirs, on June 24, 1800. Stated that Pugh had thrust himself into the family’s affairs for the sole purpose of making mischief.
Dec. 15, 1823 – Will signed by Wm. Pugh grants his claim against John Shawhan to his nephew, Will Chiles; filed with Bourbon Co., Court, July 1824.
Nov. 1826 – Bourbon Co., KY Court -- Amended Response of John Shawhan, John showed a much more legal response to William Pugh’s allegations. He spent several pages admitting that he had not clearly thought through the implications of his original response. He admitted to mistakes in judgement but denied having done anything wrong.  He detailed the events leading up to the purchase of the deed from William Miller. John argued that he and his siblings had come to an agreement that he should purchase their interest in the land in order to keep the original 130 acres intact. He admitted that, while he and his siblings never entered into written agreements concerning the sale and transfer of their interests to John, everyone agreed to the arrangement, including his sister Nancy Williams in Pennsylvania. John considered these arrangements internal family affairs that, while informal, were nevertheless legally binding. Once these agreements were made, John then obtained a legal deed to the land in his name.
Nov. 16, 1826 – Deposition of Elizabeth Pugh, Bourbon Co., KY. Elizabeth was wife of Joseph Pugh. Stated that Daniel Shawhan had contracted to purchase 130 acres of land from Reuben Rankin, land which had formerly been "laid off by said Rankin, (my husband) Joseph Pugh, and Robert Bell" under a contract between them and Major Wm. Hoy. Also stated that her husband, John Shawhan, and others had settled with Wm. Miller.
Nov. 16, 1826 – Deposition of John Tucker, Bourbon Co., KY. Stated that he recalled a contract between Reuben Rankin, Joseph Pugh, and Robert Bell for 330 acres with Major Wm. Hoy; that Daniel Shawhan took possession of Rankin’s part. Also stated that Rankin had given a horse to John Shawhan as remuneration for the money that John had paid Miller.
Nov. 17, 1826 – Deposition of Joshua Hall, Bourbon Co., KY. Stated that he had seen the original receipt, dated July 1, 1803, that John Shawhan made out for receiving a horse valued at 19 pounds, 10 shillings, from Reuben Rankin.
Oct. 9, 1827 -- Deposition of Jane Shawhan Becket and Margaret Shawhan, Clark Co., IN. Jane was present in 1799 when Eli Robertson sold his share of the land to John Shawhan. Margaret attested that she witnessed Eli and Elizabeth (Shawhan) Robertson sign the July 22, 1799 release of their share to John Shawhan.
Oct. 25, 1827 – Deposition of Joseph Shawhan, Bourbon Co., KY. Stated that John Shawhan purchased the interest of Eli Robertson and wife by giving them a horse. Joseph witnessed seeing the receipt for said horse.
July 25, 1829 – Deposition of Jane Becket, Clark Co., IN. Stated that Daniel Shawhan bought 130 acres of land from Reuben Rankin and had Rankin’s bond for the title; the land was not surveyed. Daniel built a cabin adjoining corner of Robert Bell’s land. Her brother John became head of family. Land was too small to divide among heirs, so John commenced buying interests of other heirs. In the 1790s Wm. Miller made a claim on the land. The coheirs became alarmed and directed John to offer a compromise with Miller and to take a deed from Miller in his (John’s) own name. Stated further that John had purchased her interests and had also sold her brother Daniel’s share to Joseph and some 12 – 15 years later bought it back from Joseph; there were no deeds exchanged for these transactions.
July 25, 1829 – Deposition of William Becket, Clark Co., IN. His wife Jane sold her share of the land to John Shawhan shortly before their marriage, and received payment after their marriage. The transaction occurred after John had obtained deed from Wm. Miller.
Aug. 1, 1829 – Deposition of Daniel Shawhan and wife Mary, Rush Co., IN. Wm. Pugh came to Daniel’s house in 1822 or 1823 to purchase his interest in the land that his father Daniel had purchased from Reuben Rankin. Daniel told Pugh that John Shawhan had already purchased the land from him as well as from the other children -–i.e. Jane, Elizabeth, Joseph, Robert, etc. Daniel also stated that the deed from Wm. Miller to John Shawhan was "right and just". He further stated that he, Daniel, lived on the land from 1789 –1796 and, until 1825, was "not more than a day’s ride away".
April 22, 1830 – Deposition of Margaret Shawhan, in Clark Co., IN. Her husband, Daniel Shawhan, moved to KY in May 1789. That summer he purchased 130 acres from Reubin Rankin – the family moved to the property in October or November of 1789. Daniel died May 1791. Six or seven years later, her daughter Nancy (Shawhan) Williams visited from PA and Margaret returned to PA with her. Nancy told Margaret that she and John had arranged for John to have her share of the 130 acres.
May 1830 – Bourbon Co. Circuit Court. Sustained John Shawhan objection to filing of deeds by Isaac William and wife, and by Eli Robertson and wife, as having non-legal authentication.
April 16, 1834 – Kentucky Court of Appeals.  Affirmed Circuit Court decree.

MISCELLANEOUS DOCUMENTS/EXHIBITS
Aug. 13, 1789 – Bond by Reuben Rankin for sale of 130 acres to Daniel Shawhan for 250 pounds – that part of purchase made by Rankin, Robt. Bell, and Joseph Pugh.
June 24, 1800 (?) -- Deed for sale of land by Wm. Miller to John Shawhan
April 22, 1802 – Agreement between John Shawhan and Jane Shawhan for John to acquire Jane’s land interest; he will pay Polly and Luke Shawhan Becket when they arrive at age.
June 30, 1803 – Note from Joseph Shawhan to Mr. Rankin, stating that John Shawhan had satisfactorily divided the land.
July 1, 1803 -- Receipt by John Shawhan for horse from Reuben Rankin regarding the sum paid Wm. Miller for land, of 19pds, 10s.

 Transcription
August 13, 1789
Know all men by these presents that I Rubin Rankins of the county of Bourbon and State of Virginia and held firmly bound unto Daniel Shawhorn of the said county & state above mentioned in the just & full sum of two hundred and fifty pounds current money of Virginia to which payment well and truly to be made I bind myself my heirs Executors, Administrators & Assigns firmly by these presents witness, my hand and seal this 13th day of August 1789.  The condition of the above obligation is such, that as the above bound Rubin Rankins has bargained & sold to the said Daniel Shawhorn a certain tract of land containing one hundred and thirty acres lying & being in the county of Bourbon on the waters of Townsends Run it being a part of a purchase made by the said Rubin Rankins Robert Bell & Joseph Pugh in partnership and if the said Rubin Rankins or his Heirs shall make a good and lawful deed with a general warrantee unto the said Daniel Shawhon his Heirs or Assigns—the Deed to be made as soon as opportunity will admit then the above obligation to be void or else remain in full force and virtue in law.
In presents of Reubin Rankins (seal)
Robert Wilmott Daniel Mosby (seal)
Anthy Livstad
Robert Bell
July 22, 1799
Then received of John Shawhan a gray hors at 45 dolar in payment of my wife Elisebeths part of the land that said John Shawhan now lives on Received by me
Witness present Eli Robertson
Joseph Shawhan
          Her
Margrit Shawhan
        mark
This is to certify that I Eli Robertson and my wife Elizabeth do asign over to John Shawhan our full right of (word illegible) Heirship of a bond from Reubin Rankin to Daniel Shawhan having date 18th of August 1789.
Witness before sind      Eli Robertson
Joseph Shawhan              her
          her Elizabeth Robertson
Margrit Shawhan             mark
        mark
June 24, 1800
William Miller deed to John Shawhan
This indenture made this twenty fourth day of June in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred between William Miller of the County of Garrard and State of Kentucky of the one part and John Shawhan of the County of Bourbon and State afores’d, of the other part.  Witnesseth that the William Miller for and in consideration of the sum of £19.10 current money of Kentucky to him well and truly in hand paid at before the sealing and delivery of the presents the receipt whereof he doth hereby acknowledge and is therefore satisfied have granted, bargained, sold, conveyed, and released; and by these presents do grant, bargain, sell, convey, and release unto said John Shawhan, his heirs or assigns, all his Right Title and interest which he now hath to all that certain tract or parcel of land situate lying and being in the County of Bourbon—and on Townsend’s Run a branch of the south fork of Licking it being a part of John Townsend’s preemption and bounded as follows (towit): Beginning at an elm ash and hickory corner to said Townsend’s settlement turning thence North forty-five degrees East one hundred and seventy six poles to a (illegible word)_ (illegible word)_ and Hickory, North forty five degrees West one hundred and eighteen poles to a Hickory Box elder and Hackberry, South forty five degrees West one hundred seventy six poles to a Dogwood Hickory and Ironwood in said settlement line then with the same south forty five degrees East one hundred and eighteen poles to the beginning containing one hundred thirty acres.  To have and to hold the said tract or parcel of land is as above butted and bounded with all and singular the (illegible word) and appertenances thereunto belonging to the said John Shawhan and his heirs and assigns forever and the said William Miller for himself and his heirs the said tract of land unto the said John Shawhan and to his heirs and assigns shall and will warrant and forever defend against the claims of him the said Miller and his heirs, and no other person or persons whatsoever, but it is to be further understood that if the above mentioned tract or parcel of land or any part thereof  should be taken by a prior or better claim then the said Miller is to refund the said purchase or so much thereof in proportion to the land so taken.
In Witness whereof the Parties first named in this Indenture have hereunto set their hands and seals the year and day above written.
Wm Miller (seal)
John Tucker
William McCune
Alexander Tucker
Joseph Pugh
Bourbon County August 19th 1800
I do testify that this deed of bargain and sale from William Miller to John Shawhan was proved before me by the oath of John Tucker, William McCune and Joseph Pugh, witness thereto and ordained to be recorded
Tho. Arnold, clk.
Wm. Miller to Jno. Shawhan deed
Record Bk. I, pa. 370—end

April 22, 1802
Article of an agreement between John Shawhan and Jean Shawhan of the County and State aforesaid this is to certify that sd John and Jean Shawhan have made and agreed on this that the sd John Shawhan is to give Polly and Luke Shawhan her son and daughter forty dollars in good property when they arrive at the age sufficient to do for themselves in and by way of satisfying her in full for any right or claim—or her heirs after her might have of a certain tract of land being the land that Daniel bought of Reubin Rankin in placing such confidence in the said John to preform (sic) the said agreement.  I do (sic) now sign over any right or claim that might fall to me by heirship in the said piece or tract of land he now lives on being the same tract of land purchased of the above mentioned Reubin Rankin by my father Daniel Shawhan.  Whereunto I do set my hand and seel (sic) this 22d day of April 1802.
Her
Jean Shawhan
Mark

Test
Alexander Taylor
Nancy Pugh
Joseph Shawhan
June 3, 1803
Mr. Rankin this is to satesfy you that brother John and I has divid the land and I am satisfied so you may pay him up and save more trouble
Joseph Shawhan
July 1, 1803
Received of Reubin Rankin one hors of £19.10 valieu in consideration of the sum I paid William Miller in regard of the land I now liv on
Test John Shawhan
Joshua Hall  July 1st 1803
July 17th 1809
Then received of John Shawhan the written mentioned sum of forty dollars in good property and by this we do agree to Releese him and his heirs from the within mentioned Luke and Polly in consideration of the within mentioned contract.
William Becket
Jane Becket
Joseph Shawhan
Sary Shawhan
July 13, 1822
State of Indiana
I Isaac Shelby Clerk of the Circuit Court of Clark County within the second Judicial Circuit in the State aforesaid, do certify that Thomas J. Todd and Lemuel Ford Esquires Before whom the within and foregoing Indenture appears to have been acknowledged by the within named Eli Robertson and Elizabeth his wife the Grantors thereto subscribed—And whose Certificate thereof Appears hereon written, were at the time of receiving such acknowledgements and still are two of the Justices of the Peace in and for our said County of Clark duly Elected commissioned and qualified and that full faith and credit are due and ought to be given to all their Official acts as well in Courts of Justice, as thereonto, In Testimony whereof I have hereto subscribed my name and affixed the seal of Our said Court the 13th day of July 1822.
J. Shelby, Clk
Bourbon County Court Clerks (rwo words illegible) Augt 3rd 1822 This deed of bargain and sale from Eli Robertson & wife to William Pugh was this day produced to me in my office and the same together with the certificates thereon endorsed is thereupon duly recorded in my office--Thomas P. Smith
July 17, 1822
This Indenture made the 17th day of July 1822 Between Eli Robinson & Elizabeth his wife, late Eizabeth Shawhon (daughter of Daniel Shawhon dec’d) of Clark County Indiana, of the one part and William Pugh of Bourbon County Kentucky of the other part—Witnesseth, that the said Eli & Elizabeth for and consideration of the sum one dollar lawful money to them in hand paid by the said William the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged have granted, bargained & sold, and by these presents do grant, bargain and sell unto the said William his heirs and assigns forever, all that certain piece of or parcel of land lying and situate in the County of Bourbon & State of Kentucky aforesaid, being the one equal undivided seventh part of a tract of one hundred & thirty acres being part of a tract on which one John Shawhon now lives on Townsend—the said one hundred and thirty acres being a tract which descended from said Dan’l Shawhon dec’d to his children of whom said John & Elizabeth were two.
Together with all and singular the heriditaments & appertenances thereunto belonging or appertaining—To have and to hold the said equal undivided one seventh part of said tract unto the said William Pugh his heirs & assigns, forever.
In Testimony whereof the said Eli & Elizabeth have hereunto set their hands & seals signed and delivered

In presence of Eli Robertson (seal)
P. Morrison              her
 Elizabeth Robinson
             Mark
State of Indiana
Clark County
We Thomas J. Todd & Lemuel Ford Justices of the Peace in aforesaid County & State do hereby certify that on this 17th day of July 1822 personally appeared before us Eli Robinson & Elizabeth his wife, known to us as the grantors of the within deed and generally acknowledged that they executed the same as their act & did for the uses & purposes therein expressed.  The said Elizabeth being by us examined separately & apart from her said husband acknowledged that she executed the same freely, without any fear, threats or compulsion of  (illegible word) from her said husband and at the same time relinguished all her estate in & right & title of dower to the land within described & conveyance.
Thomas J. Todd (seal)
Lemuel Ford (seal)
We the justices of the Peace whose names are (word illegible) to the aforesaid Certificate of Sale & acknowledgement—do hereby farther certify—that the aforesaid deed was made & executed & delivered on the 13th day of this month—but by mistake was wrongly dated to wit, on the 17th and that by a similar error the same mistake was made in our certificate above—which Certificate we have so altered, as to make the above date correct.
In testimony whereof we hereunto affix our hand & seals this 15th day of July 1822.
Tho. J. Todd (seal)
Lemuel Ford (seal)
August 24, 1822
To the Honble the Judge of the Bourbon circuit court in chancery siting your orator William Pugh would shew that in the year (blank) a certain William Miller obtained a patent for three hundred and thirty acres of land situate in the now county of Bourbon on Townsend.  All which will more fully appear by the patent, which if necessary will hereafter be filed & made a part of this bill—That said patentee previously to the (emanation?) of his patent, to wit, on the (blank) day of (blank) in the year (blank) sold to a certain Wm Hoy the whole of sd 330 acres of land to a certain Reubin Rankin, Robert Bell & Joseph Pugh, and executed to them a bond therefor binding himself to convey the title to the land.  That about the year 1788, the said Rankin, Bell & Pugh made a friendly partition of said 330 acres among themselves, by metes & (word illegible) that Rankin’s portion was 130 acres.  That Pugh & Bell about the same time entered upon their respective parts of said land.  That about the same time the said Rankin sold to a certain Daniel Shawhon his said 130 acres so as aforesaid alloted to him in said partition; and executed to him a bond therefor binding himself to convey the title of said land to said Daniel.  That said Daniel Shawhon immediately settled upon said 130 acres, made valuable & lasting improvements, & resided thereupon untill his death which happened in the year 1791. That the said Daniel departed this life intestate leaving said land to descend among his children, of whom there were seven in number, whose names were John, Joseph, Daniel & Robert Shawhon, Nancy who has since intermarried with a certain Isaac Williams, Jane Shawhon, who has since intermarried with a certain Wm Becket, and Elizabeth Shawhon, who has since intermarried with a certain Eli Robinson—That the said decedent Daniel left his wife Margaret Shawhon a widow who obtained letters of administration upon said decendents estate, from the county court of Bourbon—Your orator would shew that said Daniel Shawhon during his life did not obtain a deed for said land from his vendor Rankin or from any other person.  That the said widow & children continued to reside upon said 130 acres of land for ten or twelve years; and during that time the said (word illegible) of said Daniel Shawhon made considerable lasting & valuable improvements, particularly by way of clearing & inclosing land, in addition to the improvements made by said Daniel in his life time.  That about ten or twelve years after the death of said Daniel, the said widow & all the children except John & Joseph removed from said land & never since returned to said land.  That during this said ten or twelve years, say in the year 1800, the said John Shawhon, without the knowledge or consent of any of his brothers or sisters, except probably Joseph Shawhon who not long thereafter removed from sd land, obtained from said Wm Miller the patentee, a deed for said 130 acres of land, in his own name without including therein any of the sd heirs of Daniel Shawhon dec’d  That sd John  All which will more fully appear by reference to sd deed a copy of which is made a part of this bill.  That the said John paid said Miller upwards of 19 pounds for the purpose of procuring said title, the said Miller pretenting there was that sum due to him from afs’d Hoy, towards said 130 acres of land.  That said John Shawhon shortly after procuring said deed applied to sd Rankin, who had sold said 130 acres of land to sd decedent Daniel Shawhon, and demanded from him the said sum which he said John had paid said Miller, and obtained the same in full from sd Rankin, & thereby reinbursed himself the money which he had paid to said Miller.  That since said Joseph Shawhon removed from said land, which was in the year 18 (last two digits missing) the said John Shawhon has solely enjoyed occupied and enjoyed said 130 acres of land.  That there has never been a partition of said land among the said heirs of sd Daniel Shawhon dec’d nor has said John ever released his title legal title so improperly obtained, to and am sd heirs.  Nor has dower ever been alloted to said widow in said land.
Your orator would represent that on the 13th day of July 1822, he purchased from said Eli Robinson & Elizabeth his wife their undivided seventh part of said 130 acres of land and obtained from them a deed therefor, which is recorded in the clerk’s office of the Bourbon county court, & is hereby made a part of this bill.  That said John has enjoyed the whole & entire profits of said land since about the year 1800, except for a few years thereafter during which said Joseph remained thereon, and has never accounted with his (word illegible) for their portions of said profits, or any part thereof.  That during that time sd John has commited great (word illegible) and destruction of timber upon said land. He therefore prays that, the said widow, the said John, Joseph, Daniel & Robert Shawhon, Isaac Williams & Nancy his wife, Wm Becket & Jane his wife may be defendants to this bill; and that, inasmuch as he stands in the shoes of said Robinson & wife, and is without remedy at law, they may be compelled to answer the allegations of this bill in as full and ample manner as if again put by way of interrogatory: And he prays that said John particularly may on his corporal oath answer state how (word or words illegible) of cleared land there are in said tract of (word or words illegible) cultivation?  How long he enjoyed the said (word or words illegible) (conpinction??) with said Joseph Shawhon & how (word or words illegible) alone?   What was the average value of each acre of that land by the year as (word or words illegible) He prays that said defendants be compelled by a decree of this court, to make partition of sd land (word illegible) allot to that each be alloted his respective portion of sd land, & your orator have the portion of said Robinson & wife alloted to him—He further prays that said John upon a final hearing of this case be compelled to release to the said parties his title so as afs’d, obtained.  He further prays that said John be compelled to account with said heirs & your orator for the rents & profits that he has enjoyed said land separately, & for one half of them during the time he enjoyed the same in conjunction with sd Joseph.  He also prays that he be compelled to account for the waste and destruction of timber, by him commited—He states said John has the possession of the land executed as afs’d Rankin to sd Daniel dec’d, (Word illegible) that he be compelled to produce & file the same in this suit—He states that Robert Shawhon, Isaac Williams & Nancy his wife, Wm Becket & Jane his wife & sd Margaret the nonresidents & therefore he prays an order of publication ag’t them, & he prays such other and further relief as to equity belongs & the nature of his case requires & be as in duty bound with pray it.
Martin p_q-
The Commonwealth of Kentucky to the Sheriff of Harrison County Greeting: We command you to summon John Shawhan to appear before the judge of our Bourbon circuit court at the courthouse in Paris on the 18th day of our present August Term to answer a bill in chancery exhibited against him by William Pugh  And this he shall in no wise omit under the penalty of one hundred pounds.  And have there then this witness Thomas Arnold clerk of our said court at the courthouse aforesaid this 24th day of August 1822.  In the 31st year of our Commonwealth.   Thos. Arnold
September 7, 1822
This indenture made and entered into the seventh day of September in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty-two between Isaac Williams and Nancy his wife late Nancy Shawhan, of Allegheny County, State of Pennsylvania, of that one part, and William Pugh, of the County of Bourbon and State of Kentucky of the other part.  Witnesseth, that the said Isaac Williams and Nancy his wife, for in consideration of the sum of seventy five dollars lawful money of the United States to them in hand paid, the receipt thereof is hereby acknowledged, have granted, bargained and sold, and by these presents do grant bargain and sell, and convey unto the aforesaid William Pugh his heirs and assigns forever, all their right title interest and claim in and to that certain tract or parcel of land situate lying and being in the said county of Bourbon and State of Kentucky being the one equal undivided seventh part of a tract of one hundred and thirty acres upon which John Shawhan now resides, and on which Daniel Shawhan resided at before his death; which said tract of land descended to the children of said Daniel Shawhan of which the aforesaid Nancy is one.  Together with all and singular the appertances and hereditaments thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining, together with the rents and profits, ways watercourses and yards.  To have and to hold unto the said William Pugh, his heirs and assigns forever.  In testimony whereof the said Isaac Williams and Nancy his wife have hereunto set their hands and seals the day and year first above, mentioned.
Signed, sealed and delivered in presence of
Thomas Enoch Isaac Williams
Robert Christy Nancy Williams
Received on the day of the day and date of the above Indenture, of and from the above named William Pugh, the sum of seventy five dollars lawful money of the United States; being the (word illegible) money above mentioned in full
Attest
Daniel Williams Isaac Williams
 Nancy Williams
City of Pittsburg, State of Pennsylvania
We Thomas Enoch and Robert Christy esquires two of the aldermen in and for the said city do hereby certify; That on the seventh day of September, A. D., 1822, personally appeared before us, Isaac Williams and Nancy his wife, known to us as the Grantor of the foregoing deed and severally acknowledged.  That they executed the same as their (word illegible) and deed for the use and purposes therein expressed; and the said Nancy being by us examined separately and apart from her said husband, acknowledged that the executed and signed the same freely without any fear, threats or compulsion of her said husband, and that she did not wish to retreat it.  She at the same relinquishing all her estate, right and title of dower, in and to the land within described and conveyed—Given under our hands and seals this seventh day of September in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty two.
Thomas Enoch
Robt Christy

Pennsylvania
Allegheny County
I James R. Butler (word illegible) of the Court of Common Pleas of Said County do certify that Thomas Enoch & Robert Christy Esquires before whom the foregoing acknowledgements was taken, are aldermen for the city of Pittsburgh & Justices of the Peace for the County aforesaid duly commisioned (sic) and sworn to all whose acts as due faith & credit are and of right ought to be given throughout the United States or elsewhere.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said Court at the City of Pittsburgh this 7th day of September, A.D. 1822
James R. Butler
Rothy
Pennsylvania
Allegheny County
I William Wilkins President Judge of the fifth Judicial District of Pennsylvania composed of the counties of Allegheny, Beaver & Butler—do certify that James R. Butler Esquire who has given the foregoing certificate, which is in due form of land, was at the time of giving said certificate and now is Prothoustary of the Court of Common Plea of the Court of Allegheny aforesaid to all whose official acts due faith & credit are deed of right ought to be given.
Witness my hand and seal this 7th day of September A.D. 1822.
Wm Wilkins
September 9, 1822
The Commonwealth of Kentucky to the Sheriff of Bourbon County Greeting: We command you to summon John Shawhan to appear before the judge of our Bourbon circuit court at the courthouse in Paris on the first day of our (word illegible) November Term to answer a bill in chancery exhibited against him by William Pugh  And this he shall in no wise omit under the penalty of one hundred pounds.  And have there then this witness Thomas Arnold clerk of our said court at the courthouse aforesaid this 9th day of September 1822.  In the 30th year of our Commonwealth.
Thos. Arnold
March 7, 1823
The Commonwealth of Kentucky to the Sheriff of Pendleton County Greeting: We again command you to summon Daniel Shawhan to appear before the judge of our Bourbon circuit court at the courthouse in Paris on the first day of our next May Term to answer a bill in chancery exhibited against him by William Pugh  And this he shall in no wise omit under the penalty of one hundred pounds.  And have there then this witness Thomas Arnold clerk of our said court at the courthouse aforesaid this 7th day of March 1823.  In the 31st year of our Commonwealth.
Thos. Arnold
May 12, 1823
The amendment of a bill in chancery exhibited by Wm Pugh in the Bourbon Circuit court against John Shawhon & other heirs of Daniel Shawhon dec’d.  Your orator would represent that since filing (several words illegible) to wit, on the 7th Sept 1822, he obtained from Isaac Williams & Nancy his wife, two of the def’ts named in the original bill & he as therein stated being one of the heirs od Dan’l Shawhon dec’d; a deed for their undivided seventh part of the tract of 130 acres mentioned in said bill; all which is made a part of this & the original bill.  That by virtue of said deed your orator is now intitled to two-sevenths of said 130 acres of land.  He therefore prays the def’ts be compelled to answer this and the original bill.  That on a final hearing a division be decreed giving your orator two sevenths of the rent due by the def’t John.  He prays in every respect as in his original bill & prays that the prayer thus as to the one seventh be extended to the seventh which he has amendment set forth.
Filed May 12th 1823
May 24, 1823
The separate answer of John Shawhan to a bill in chancery filed by William Pugh vs. him & all in the Bourbon Circuit Court—This respondent saving & reserving the benefit of exception to the many untruths & misrepresentations in sd bill contained for answer thereto or so mush thereof as he is advised is material says that it is true that a certain William Miller at an early date obtained a patent for 330 acres of land situated on the waters of Townsend in the present county of Bourbon which is filed and refered to herewith—But he denies that said Miller ever made sale of sd 330 acres of land to William Hoy or any other person for his use—or that the sale alledged in the Compl’ts bill from Hoy to Pugh Rankin & Bell ever took place—He states that he has heard it said many years ago that there was a claim set up by sd Pugh Rankin & Bell for sd 330 a. of land and being interested in a part thereof he has made diligent search in many offices of record & a general enquiry for ant title papers that might exist to show that there was a conveyance from the patentee Miller to said Rankin—but that he has totally failed in finding any proof whatever (concerning?) to establish that fact—with regard to the division of sd land this respondant knows nothing and (two or three words illegible) that there was such a division as set forth in the bill this respondant is unwilling to admit that the mere partition of land amongst strangers or persons not entitled should divest the pattentee of his title & vest in themselves—This respondant admits that his father Dan’l Shawan did purchase of sd Rankin & he believes gave him the sum of $200-or 60 pounds—for his claim to the 130 a. the whole of which sum was paid off by this Respon. Father  in his life time which this respondant  now owns and occupies—that this purchase was made in the year 1789--&his father settled thereon immediately and continued to occupy it untill his death in 1791.  At that early date the land was considered of very little value and this Respd’ts coheirs looked upon the land or their small portions as being a matter of scarcely any importance the more especially as it was very doubtfull whether the claim held by their father was of any validity—Some years after the death of his sd father his sisters becoming of age & getting married he thought it advisable to purchase of them their interests and accordingly did obtain an instrument of writing from Eli Robinson who married Elisabeth Shawan the sister of this Respd’t & sd Elisabeth transferred all hir right to sd land dated 22nd July 1799 which is herewith filed & made part of this Ans’r marked "A"  He also obtained a bond from Dan’l Shawan his brother to convey his interest to sd land which is also filed mk’d "B."  And this respd’t states that he would have purchased the interest of the other heirs but that some short time after making the purchase of sd Robinson sd William Miller came to this Respd’ts house and informed him that the land on which he lived belonged to him sd Miller and threatened to commence a suit vs. him immediately.  Sd Miller exhibited his title papers and stated that he had never transferred or conveyed sd land and there was no claim that could be set up by any person except himself—That as to the claim of Rankin it was worth nothing—But in as much as this respd’t was in possession & he did not wish to incur the trouble of a suit he would take £19.10 for the land which this respd’t after taking full and ample time to inform himself upon the subject by examining & enquiry into the validity of the claim concluded to give; and accordingly paid that sum & received a deed for sd land in his own name—having previously ascertained as he believes & now alleges that the claim under Rankin was entirely deficient—sd deed is herewith filed mk’d "C" & refered to as part of this ans’r—This respondant states that all his coheirs except Robinson & wife & Robert Shawhan & Williams & wife were living at or near the house of this respd’t at the time of sd deed was procured from sd Miller at that not one of them (although they & all them were fully cognizant of the contract & execution & delivery  of sd deed to this respd’t) either participated in said contract or or objected to this respd’t receiving sd deed in his own name—That they were fully advised of the whole business—of the insufficiency of the afores’d bond from Rankin to their ancestor and that this respd’t was purchasing in his own name & right—This respd’t states that after the execution of sd deed it was universally admitted by all his brothers & sisters & their husbands that he was entitled to the Land and that sd Robinson (word illegible): of whom he had previously purchased had taken his bond for payment of a part of the money he agreed to give them for their portion & it has never been presented or payment required upon it as it was clearly & distinctly understood that it was utterly void for the want of consideration—That the residue of the heirs at that time and at all times since have recognized & universally admitted that this respd’t was justly & fairlyentitled to sd land by virtue os sd purchase from sd Miller; untill the Compl’t with whom this respondent has unfortunately been at issue for some time, fraudulently intending to injure & harrass this def’t procured a conveyance by misrepresentation to sd Robinson & wife Williams & wife:  for a paltry consideration—This respondent admits that some land was cleared after the death of his father & prior to the purchase afores’d from Miller, but that it was done by himself & his brothers for the purpose of making bread for the support of his sisters & his mother—This respd’t denies that he was reimbursed by Rankin or (word illegible) in sum of 19 pound, 10 shillings which he paid to sd Miller as a consideration for sd deed—it is trice he called upon sd Rankin for a recourse upon sd bond but he absolutely refused & failed to make any reimbursement upon sd bond—It is admitted that this respd’t has occupied (and he alledges peaceably honestly & uninterrupted) this sd 130 a. of land ever since the marriage & removal of his brothers & sisters therefrom—And that he would have purchased from the residue of sd heirs as well as from Robinson & wife & Dan’l Shawan their supposed interest to land under sd bond from Rankin but the claim held by sd tenure was considered be & worth nothing as heretofore alledged—With regard to the dower claim of this Resp’ts mother he can only say that it has never been required by her or any other person that said dower should be (word illegible) of as she always considered that she had no claim for (word illegible) but that this respondent was entitled to the land in his own right—This respondent further states that he did some years after making the sd purchase from sd Miller make a verbal sale to his co-def’t Joseph Shawan of about 50 a. of sd land and that he resided thereon for 12 to 15 years & made some improvements—the sd Joseph became anxious to remove & this respd’t then purchased his improvements and paid him (two words cut off) consideration therefor—This respondent relies upon the statute of limitation and the statute of frauds & (perjuries?) as well as the broad & manifest equity of his case to prevent the interruption of the long peaceable & uninterrupted possession of his land & prays hence to be dismissed with his costs (word illegible)
December 15, 1823
Know all men by these presents that I William Pugh will unto my nephew Will Chiles my claim of land in John Shawhan tract of one hundred and thirty acres which is now depending in a suit in the Bourbon Circuit Court for said land.  Will Chiles Snr. Is to defray the expence of the suit and to lift my obligation for two hundred dollars that is against me payable to Eli Robertson for the said claim.  And if the said Chiles succeeds in gaining the above land and all other claims on said land and settled the said Chiles is to pay Isaac Williams fifty dollars.  I also will unto my mother my sorrel mare.  I wish my brother John to sell my land in the State of Indiana and to give the money to my sister Polly I also will my sister Polly all the money that may be left after my debts are paid.  I wish Sam’l Ewalt to sell my sorrel horse and to pay my debts with the money.
All witness my hand this 15th day of December 1823
Attest
Sam’l Ewalt Wm Pugh (seal)
Thomas P. Rule
Thereto is ordered to be recorded.  And the same is pursuant to the order of said Court duly recorded in my office.
Att. Tho P. Smith
By A.C. Dickerson, DC
Bourbon County Court Clerk office Sct.
I Thomas P. Smith clerk of said court do certify that the foregoing will of William Pugh dec’d is truly copied from the record in my office.  Witness my hand this 20th day of May 1826.
Tho. P. Smith C.B.C.
By A.C. Dickerson DC

Suit 733 #2: Undated but presumably 1826
To the judge of the Bourbon Circuit Court in Chancery sitting—Your orator William P. Chiles (who is an infant under the age of twenty one years and sues by his father and next friend William Chiles I would respectfully state that there was a (word illegible) defending in this Court by Bill in Chancery between William Pugh Complainant vs John Shawhan and others defendants—that said Pugh has died having the ___endency of said suit whereby it has abated & that said Pugh duly made and published his last will and testament whereby he devised to you (word illegible) the land in controversy in said suit which will be read in the words and figures following, towit:  Know all men by these presents &c &c as by reference to an official copy thereof, herewith exhibited prayed to be taken as a part of the Bill will appear—Your orator prays that said suit may stand revived in his name and for such decree said defendants may in their corporal oaths true and perfect answer make to all the allegations of said bill as if again specially propounded—and that you or all may have such other and further (word illegible) as to equity may seem meet.
Illegible signature
November 1826
Amended answer to bill of William Pugh
The amended answer of John Shawhan to the original and amended bill of William Pugh exhibited against him in the Bourbon Circuit Court and also to the Bill of Revision therein—
This defendant prays that he be admitted to amend his original answer herein as follows—he states that the answer heretofore filed by him is in many respects deficient both as to statement of facts and the inferences drawn from them—he accounts for and apologizes for this deficiency by stating that having engaged an attorney to draw his answer and attend to his case for him, his attorney read over the bill to him and explained the purport and object of the whole and the different parts,--tho as your respondent now believes he was mistaken as to some of them--whereupon your respondent gave a detail of the facts relating to the subject asa far as he would then recollect them—and his attorney undertook from this detail to draw an answer(illegible word)such facts as he deemed material and giving them their proper hearing upon the subject—The answer was prepared and read over hastily to this respondent, who having stated the facts truly to his attorney (and who he then believed and now believes would not knowingly represent them), and not any error in the bill answer as it was read over, adopted it as his own, swore to & filed it, misapprehending as he now certainly knows several parts of it—Nor did this Respondent know or suppose that there was any error of fact in the answer until within a few weeks past—William Chiles the agent of the present Compl’t informed him that he was going to examine a witness to prove that this Respondent had received of or given a receipt to Reubin Rankin for £19.10—this Respondent said he did not deny it when Chiles replied that it was denied in the answer.  This information led him to examine his answer, when he found that there were mistakes not only on this point but on others—and in fact as he now thinks this claim to the land in the bill mentioned, is not placed upon its true foundation, but upon one which is false in fact and which if he had fully understood he would never should have assented to this tho’ it might avail him in this suit ever so much—This Respondent attributes these mistakes to his imperfect understanding of the real point of several statements in the Bill to the bungling and confused manner in which (illegible word) used as he is to legal proceedings, & the setting forth of facts in such a nature, he made his statements to his attorney—Conscious as he is that there are errors in his answer, he prays in justice to his own character as well as to the rights of all of the contending parties, to be allowed to correct them which he proceeds to do by a full answer to the Compl’ts bill which he hopes will be received in lieu of as at least in addition to and as explaining his original answer.
This Respondent admits that a Patent for 330 acres of land(illegible word)to William Miller as in the Bill set forth, whether Miller sold to Hoy or some other this respondent is ignorant & when but he supposes without certainly knowing that Rankin, Bell, & Pugh claimed said 330 acres in some way under Miller—he admits without certainly knowing that there was a portion, between them by which 130 acres fell to Rankin he knows that his father Dan’l Shawhan decd held a bond on sd. Rankin for that quantity (illegible word) date in August 1789 the original of which is in this Respondent’s possession which he will exhibit if required by the Court be here with file, a copy (illegible word) G—the original has no assignment or mark upon it or appended to it—except the usual label designating its character—he believes his father paid sd. Rankin 60 pounds or $200 for sd.  land.  This Respondent admits that his father shortly after the purchase took possession of sd land--& built a house which he supposed to be upon it—but when the lines came to be drawn the buildings and some four or five acres of cleared land were found to be within Bell’s part and not in his father’s, the said Daniel Shawan’s (sic)—and as he believes and alleges there was not at the time of his father’s death in 1791 more than from six to ten acres of land cleared & no buildings—the result of his labor within the 130 acres or which he has been held by himself or brothers since his father’s death—but that Dan’l Shawan an elder brother of this Respondent who was married was settled by his father Dan’l Shawan dec’d on another part of the land built a cabbin and had commenced a clearing before the death of his father and continued to reside there for some years & increased his clearing & improvements—This Respondent admits that his father died without having made any valid will—and that his right in sd land under the Bond from Reubin Rankin descended among his seven children as named in Compl’t’s Bill—He admits that after his father’s death, his mother, himself, his two younger sisters Jane & Elizabeth, and his youngest brother Joseph, then about nine years old, remained for some years being together on the improvements of their father,--his eldest brother Robt. & eldest sister Nancy having never removed from Pennsylvania, and Daniel the second son having built a house for himself.  This Respondent then about eighteen expended his labor for some years, and he was the only one capable of performing man’s labor, in support of his mother, sisters & young brother, and in extending as fast as he could the little clearing about their house—and whatever improvement was made during that period was principally if not entirely this Respondent—and he humbly conceives that this period of care and responsibility and for these improvements the fruit of his own toil, he is not now after an interval of thirty years, to be called on to pay money to those whom his industry then contributed to support—or what is worse, to one who has thrust himself into these family affairs, for the sole purpose (as is feared) of making mischief—This Respondent denies that any improvements were made on sd 130 acres after his father’s death except by Daniel where he had settled with the consent of his father, as aforesaid, and by himself with the aid of his brother Joseph where the family lived until after the two girls were married and went away and the land was divided between this respondent and his mother and Joseph as will hereafter mentioned--.  This Respondent states that after residing together for some years, as above mentioned, he having the principal management of the land the whole being too small to divide between all the heirs, some already living at a distance, and others particularly the girls looking forward to removal, there became a general willingness and understanding that he, this Respondent, should acquire, and own the whole—He himself having acted in some measure as head of that part of the family which staid (sic) together, and having had control over greater part of the land, acknowledges that he felt desirous of becoming its owner, but disavows as he would have abhorred the idea of becoming so through any means unjust or injurious towards his coheirs, towards three of them he had for years stood in the place of a father, and they know that to the best of his abilities, he acted in a manner becoming his relation to them—As early as the year 1796—Daniel Shawan having increased his improvement considerably, perhaps to a clearing of between twelve and twenty acres, this respondent purchased his share of the land which was supposed of course to include his improvement, and paid him for his land and his labor the sum of $120—and received from him a writing for the conveyance of it—which was referred to in his former answer, and is again refered (sic) to and filed herewith marked "B" (my quotation marks)—which altho made to and for the benefit of this respondent does not contain his name an omission which may serve to shew (among other things) how ignorant he then was of the proper manner of receiving his rights—Your Respondent states that from the period of his purchase from Daniel, his acquiring the rights of the other heirs was the frequent subject of conversation among such of them as were residing together, and they were all willing—but he as well as they being very poor he had not for some time the means of actually effecting any further purchase until some time in the year 1799—On the 22d day of July in which year his sister Elizabeth who had previously intermarried with Eli Robertson, together with her husband executed a writing to him evidencing a sale of her right in the land, an as it is there expected in the bond of Rankin, to this Respondent—which writing was refered to in hisformer answer and is herewith filed marked "A" (my quotation marks)—And on the same day he paid said Robertson a horse on account of said sale at the price of forty five dollars and took his receipt therefore which is herewith marked "D" (my quotation marks)—This Respondant thinks that this forty five dollars formed but a part of the consideration of his sister Elizabeth’s share, and that he gave his note to sd Robertson for the residue amounting to something between thirty and six dollars, but the exact sum or when payable he does not recollect—this note if ever given, has never been presented for payment—so far as this respondent recollects or believes—He however does not sanction but denies the inference drawn from this fact or the reason of it as stated in his former answer vis: that the note was not presented because it was considered void for want of consideration—Indeed the insufficiency of writing aforesaid (if it is insufficient) to transfer Elizabeth’s interest in the land (word illegible) destroyed the consideration of the note—but the acquisition of the interest or satisfy her for it was then and is still deemed by this respondent a sufficient consideration for the note which he executed—and if secure in the enjoyment of that interest he is still willing, as he no doubt still bound to pay it.  For this Respondent once for all disavows and disowns the character which he now understands to be given to this affair in his former answer, in which he seems to claimthe 130 acres solely by virtue of the deed from Miller, as an original purchase from him independently of his father’s bond on Rankin and the rights of his coheirs—which seem therein to be represented as entirely worthless—He now states that he has always considered the (word illegible) bond and the interest of his coheirs therein as the basis of his claim—He has paid from time to time towards satisfying his coheirs for their interests large sums of money amounting to $               (blank space) he commenced acquiring them as he has shown before he recived the deed—and it was before he even knew where the Legal title was—and he went on (word illegible) and paying for them after he obtained the deed—But to resume the detail which the Respondent feels bound as well by the peculiar circumstances under which this amendment is offered, as by the general scope of the bill and its interrogations to make as full as his memory will permit—he states that some short time after the date of the writings just mentioned from Robertson & wife, this Respondent was called upon by William Miller the Patentee of said land, who represented that he was to make the deed and that a part of theoriginal purchase money amounting to £19.10 was still due and that he had a demand on the land and never could convey until that demand was settled upon inquiry and becoming satisfied that he was the person from whom the title was to come and that the sd sum was really due—and that Rankin had no title, this respondent having acquired the equitable rights of some of his coheirs, & the consent of others, and expecting from conversations and an understanding to that effect already existing, to purchase the interest of the residue, and being desirous under these circumstances to secure the legal title, paid the sum of £19.10 to sd Miller and on the 24th day of June in the year 1800 obtained a deed from him, which is herewith filed marked "C" (my quotation marks)—He denies that this deed was procured without consent of his coheirs or without the immediate knowledge of such of them as were in the vicinity, but avers that it was with both—This Respondent so far from considering this deed as authorising him to disregard the rights of his coheirs, altho he knew it vested him with the title of the land, in the next year (1802) entered into a contract with his sister Jane for quieting and satisfying her interest which is evidenced by a writing signed by her transfering her sd interest & bearing date the 22d of April 1802—on the back of which is a receipt dated July 17th 1809 signed by sd Jane and her husband William Becket for forty dollars in property the full amount due for her interest—which transfer and receipt marked "E" (my quotation marks) are herewith filed—Shortly after or about the date of sd contract with Jane, she and Elizabeth having married & removed and Joseph being of age—Joseph and his mother determined to separate from this respondent and live together—they removed to the improvement before mentioned as being made by Daniel Shawan on the same tract—and a division was agreed on whereby Joseph took for himself and his mother, who joined with him on account of his being the youngest, fifty acres of the land including the improvement aforesaid, in full of all their right in said 130 acres—and this respondent reserved the residue—and thus they continued (except that their mother had left Joseph to reside among her daughters) until about or soon after the year 1814—when this respondent purchased from Joseph the said fifty acres with the improvements for which he gave him the sum of eight hundred dollars—In all which transactions he did not take any writing from sd Joseph their contracts nor has he any written evidence of receipt a short note to said Reubin Rankin dated June 3d 1803 written some time after the division aforesaid, and which is filed marked "F" (my quotation marks)—After having received the deed as aforesaid and paid the £19.10 this respondent saw said Reubin Rankin, and as he conceived he had a right to do, demanded repayment of said sum, and in the year 1803 said Rankin offered him a horse which appeared to be valuable and to be worth the sum, and which he said was so, as payment in full—And this respondent received him in full satisfaction, but he would farther state, as it was no doubt the ground on which the statement on this subject in his former answer was made, and is explanatory of that statement—that the horse upon being put to service proved to be valueless—and this respondent actually sold him shortly after for eleven dollars, less than the interest on sd £19.10 from the date of the deed—so that he has not in fact been reimbursed for his expenditure of sd sum—but this is immaterial except as explanation.
Robert Shawan and Nancy Williams the eldest brother & sister of this Respondent having named and been settled before their father’s removal from Pennsylvania & never having removed to Kentucky—were not frequently heard from or communicated with—it was supposed indeed that having already received something from their father in Pennsylvania, they would not claim any part of the land in this state, which was all their father had here, except a very scanty stocked household furniture—This respondent cannot state positively that said Robert and Nancy were appraised of his wish to become sole proprietor of the land previous to his obtaining the deed, they knew however of their father’s death verysoon after it happened, and that the children here were living on the land with their mother and using it as their own (illegible—several words marked out) intention or wish on their part to claim any part of it.  This acquiescence was not however considered as destroying their right but merely as evidencing a disposition on their part not to interrupt or disturb the younger children in the enjoyment or management of the land—and even to give it up to them—In relation to Robert who came to Kentucky on a visit within a few years after the deed was obtained, this inference was entirely true & being they apprised of the deed & other circumstances—he said he was satisfied with what he had already received--& would never disturb this Respondent with any claim for land or money & that when he considered the difficulties which he had encountered in supporting the family he thought this respondent was entitled to have the land—And this respondent altho he has no written evidence of the relinquishment of Robert’s claim, relies implicitly upon this verbal assurance—that he will never claim anything for his interest.  Nancy Williams also came to Kentucky on a visit within one, two or three years after the deed was obtained—and was made acquainted with the whole matter—She was perfectly willing & satisfied that this Respondent should obtain the land, indeed she wanted no part of it—but she wanted something from this respondent as a compensation or satisfaction for her interest—and without entering into any particular investigation of what she had received or what upon comparison with the other children she was entitled to from her father’s estate—an arrangement was made by which the balance (sic) due upon a certain bond in Pennsylvania & as he thinks in the hands of their brother Robert from Plummer to their father for his land then should be received by her, and that this respondent would settle up with the other coheirs here for their interest in said balance (word illegible) called on—And this arrangement was perfectly satisfactory to her—Indeed to satisfy his coheirs was the uniform object and wish of this respondent in the whole of the transactions relative to the land—The exact amount of the ballance which was due or supposed to be due on sd bond this respondent cannot now state—there was no writing entered into between him and his sister—he had perfect reliance on the arrangement made on her entire acquiescence and willingness that he should have the land—nor was her husband present—but the arrangement being satisfactory to her and this respondent having already the legal title—no fears were entertained of any future interruption or disturbance on her accounts.
This respondent cannot state certainly how much has been received by his sister Nancy on account of the said bond—it is true that a short time after her return to Pennsylvania he received a letter from her which there seemed to be some difficulty about it—but having heard nothing of it since, he has long (word illegible) satisfied that she had received entire satisfaction for her interest in the land—but if this matter is to be brought forward for inquiry—he prays that his sd sister (word illegible) may give an account of what they received on sd bond from Plummer—as all these things were then thought of tho not nicely scanned—This Respondent conceives that in the above statement of facts, tedious as it may be, he has shown that there was nothing improper in his getting the Deed to sd land either as to the manner of obtaining it or the view & intent with which it was obtained—He took the deed it is true to himself—for himself and for his own benefit under circumstances which he believed and still believes authorised him to do so; recognising however the interest which his father had held in the land and determining according to previous understanding to satisfy his coheirs for that interest upon such terms as would be agreeable to each respectively—And however informal may be the evidence of his said agreements with his coheirs respectively, and altho they may beinsufficient to authorise a count of Equity to coerce from them the legal title if they were invested with it—Apt he relies upon them to show that (crossed out in original document) being himself invested with the legal title, he relies upon them as shewing that he is really and justly entitled to enjoy the land—and as sufficient to rebut the claims of his coheirs themselves, should they assert them any part of the land—much more to rebut the claim of the compl’t whose testator (the original Compl’t) as this respondent believes and alleges cannot but have had some knowledge of these matters—and calculating upon the advantages to be made from the informality of family transactions has gone or sent to Pennsylvania to Indiana & to Pennsylvania to rake up these scraps of claims to harass this respondent—That he could not have induced the sisters & brothers-in-law of this Respondent to have reviewed their long (word illegible) claims & assign them to him otherwise thereby fraudulent misrepresentations is verily believed—and accordingly alleged—and also that the assignments or grants were obtained for a paltry (if any) consideration, with an agreement perhaps that the grantors should share in the intimately aims, if any of this iniquitous transaction—so that it is believed and alleged that the Compl’t is without even the merit of being a bonifide person chosen for valuable consideration.  This Respondent has been informed that sd Pugh (Compl’t’s ancestor) paid Robertson & wife only two or three dollars for the deed obtained from them—promising some part of the product of the suit—and he doubts not that the other deed was obtained in the same way—It is also a fact that one of the transfers to this respondent above exhibited is witnessed by Nancy Pugh—the mother of the present Compl’t & sister of his testator Wm Pugh dec’d, and that Wm Pugh lived many years adjoining this Respondent’s land--This respondent that this disposition to (crossed out in original document) it is also a fact that the sd Wm Pugh dec’d made application to this Respondent’s brother Daniel to purchase his interest in the land—These transactions all took place after a law suit between said William’s (word illegible) this Respondent in which a good deal of feeling was exhibited--& some bitterness engendered.  This Respondent cannot believe that this disposition to pry into the affairs, and disturb the harmony of families—the attempt to discover and take advantage of informalities in family divisions & transfers of property, the result of that confidence & affection which should subsist in all families—is conformable to the policy of the laws or diservings of the countenance of the Chancellor—he cannot believe that in a Court of Equity it will be rewarded.
This Respondent would state that, ignorant as he then was of legal forms of requisitions—it is still more probable that he might have obtained more formal evidences of the transactions with his coheirs, had he not looked upon the deed as sufficient to clothe him with the entire title to the land—and that nothing more was necessary for him to do—but to make an arrangement or satisfaction in fact for the interest of his coheirs, which he did—And on those arrangements as on all other contracts, where they were not fully executed discharged on his part, he remained liable—not for land—but for the renumeration agreed on—he alleges however that all these liabilities (word illegible) as he believes long ago discharged—except the note (word illegible) to son Robert.  As to the Dower of this Respondent’s mother—she does not claim it, nor does she (illegible) to a stranger the right to claim it for her he will however state that he supposes the 50 acres were allotted to Joseph Shawhan in the division above mentioned, partly on account of his mother’s going to live with him, as well as on account of his own interest & his labor on the land—that when their mother moved away she probably considered as giving up her share to Joseph—that she lives among his children on the land when she choses when she demands her dower for her own use and enjoyment this respondent will not be scrupulous as to his rights nor does he (word illegible) up anything herein has of them—As to improvements there are now between 70 & 100 acres cleared—but it was all done, or paid for as this respondent contends by himself.
As to Rents, he denies utterly any claim to them on the part of the Compl’t & denies his right to call him to account on this subject.
This Respondent in answer (word illegible) in lieu of the whole claim set up in Compl’t’s Bill, relies upon his deed, the long acquiescence of his coheirs, & his long uninterrupted & peacable possession of sd land under sd deed for more than 20 years before the commencement of this suit (word illegible) as not only confirming his title to the land, but as evidence of satisfactory according to those arrangements as to the note aforesaid—He contends that the demands of the Compl’ts assigners or grantors if they have any at all are merely (word illegible)--and do not affect the land—but even these he contends have long been satisfied except as to the note (word illegible).
So far as pertains to the deeds from Robertson & wife & from Williams & wife—He prays that this answer may be taken as a (word illegible) bill (word illegible) the Compl’ts—and also against Co-defendents except his mother all of whom together with sd Eli Robertson and Elizabeth his wife and made Def’ts hereto—And he prays that they may answer hereto (crossed out in original document) and that he may answer in what manner they were obtained, for what consideration do_____
And this respondent having fully answered prays to hence dismiss with his costs.
Bourbon Circuit Nov. Term 1826
Sworn to in open court   Illegible signature
November 9, 1826
Mr. John Shawhan,
Take notice that I shall attend at the house of Elizabeth Pugh Bourbon County precisely at nine o’clock in the morning of Thursday next it being the 16th Inst and at the same hour of Friday at the house of Joshua Hall in said County and shall then and there take the deposition of John Tucker and others to be read and used as evidence upon the trial of the suit in Chancery now depending in the Bourbon Circuit Court wherein William P. Chiles is now complainant and you and others are Defendants and shall adjourn from day to day until the business is completed where you may attend if you please.
November 9th 1826
Wm P. Chiles by
William Chiles his father & next friend
Bourbon County Sct. State of Kentucky
November 16, 1826
Walter Chiles came personally before me William Hutchison a Justice of the Peace in and for said county and made oath that he delivered a true copy of the within notice to the within named John Shawhan on the 15th Instant given under my hand and this 16th of Nov. 1826
William Hutchison, Jr.
The deposition of (word illegible) Elizabeth Pugh taken at her own house agreeable to notice (Nov. 16th 1826) to be read and used as evidence upon the trial of the chancery suit now (word illegible) in the Bourbon Circuit Court  Wherein William P. Chiles is now complainant and John Shawhan and others are Defendants who being of lawful age and first sworn deposeth and saith that Daniel Shawhan the father of John Shawhan (the defendant) settled upon the plantation where the said John Shawhan now resides about the year 1789, under a contract with Reubin Rankin for 130 acres of land which said 130 acres was laid off by said Rankin my husband Joseph Pugh & Robert Bell under a contract between them, and Maj’r William Hoy, and the balance (sic) of the tract was divided between my husband & sd Bell—that the sd Daniel Shawhan continued in the possession of the sd 130 acres under the contract with Rankin unto his death which happened some (word illegible) years after and his wife and children resided still upon said place a number of years after, perhaps 10 or twelve and the place has never been out of the possession of one or more of the said family.
Question by complainant—Were you acquainted with the children of said Daniel Shawhan either by reputation or from your own acquaintance with the family if you please to name them?
Ans’r—I was, Robert was the oldest, Daniel, John, Nancy, who intermarried with Isaac Williams, Jane who intermarried with William Becket, Betsey (or Elizabeth) who intermarried with Eli Robbinson and Joseph Shawhan.
By same—are you or not confident that Betsey was married before she was twenty one years of age?
Ans’r—I believe she was not as old as twenty one at the time of her marriage.
By same—Do you or not know anything about a horse which Reubin Rankin paid to the Def’t John Shawhan as a renumeration for the £19.10 paid by said John Shawhan for his father’s proportion of the original purchase money which may be due to William Miller the (word illegible) of said land from Maj’r William Hoy?
Ans’r—Some time after the settlement was made with William Miller by my husband John Shawhan and others, Reubin Rankin came to this house, and in conversation about said settlements he reflected upon my husband for not letting him know of it, as he would have paid up Shawhan’s share of £19.10—that in consequence of his not being present he had been compel’d to pay John Shawhan a horse (which he could have sold for one hundred dollars) to discharge £19.10.
Question by the same—How long has it been since the death of Reubin Rankin as spoken of above by you?
Ans’r—He is dead by how many years I cannot recollect.
And further the deponent saith not
Elizabeth Pugh
Also the deposition of John Tucker taken at same time and place and for the same purpose who being of lawful age and duly sworn deposeth and saith—
Question by complainant—do you or not know anything about a contract between Reubin Rankin, Joseph Pugh and Robert Bell, with Maj’r William Hoy, for 330 acres of land, and the taking possession of the same—if you do state all you know about it.
Ans’r—I do recollect the contract and the possession was taken by Pugh and Bell and Daniel Shawhan about the years 1788 or 1789.  Shawhan took possession of the part which was laid off for Rankin—and Pugh and Bell their parts.
By same—did or did not said Daniel Shawhan reside there until his death?
Ans’r—I think he did.
By same—did or did not his wife and children continue to occupy the same for a number of years after his death?
Ans’r—Yes they did.
By same—Was not John Shawhan a member of the family at the death of his father and has he or has he not continued in possession ever since?
Ans’r—Yes he was, and is still in possession.
By same—do you or not know anything about a horse which was paid by Reubin Rankin, to John Shawhan for part of the original purchase money which was due from Maj’r William Hoy to William Miller the pattentee of said land?
Ans’r—I have understood that Reubin Rankin paid him a horse.
By same—did you or not understand that said horse was paid to Shawhan by way of renumeration for the money advanced by him to Miller upon the said old contract?
Ans’r—I did understand it in that way.
Question by defendant—do you know of this contract between Pugh, Bell & Rankin with Hoy of your own knowledge or from the information of others?
Ans’r—I do not know of my own knowledge, but from information.
Question by same—Do you know of your own knowledge under who Daniel Shawhan took possession?
Ans’r—I do not as my personal knowledge.
Question by the same—have you any knowledge from whom you received information relative to the horse being paid in renumeration of the money advanced to Miller?
Ans’r—I do not recollect from whom I received the first information and further the deponant saith not.
John Tucker
State of Ky., Bourbon County to wit
The foregoing depositions of Elizabeth Pugh and John Tucker was this day taken subscribed and sworn to by them before the undersigned a Justice of the Peace for said county at the same time and place, and for the purpose stated in the caption thereof.  Given under my hand this 16th day of Nov. 1826  Justice’s fee $1.00 pd by Compl’t
J. Tucker attendance, 50 cents pd by Compl’t
William Hutchison, Jr., J.P.
Pugh H. vs defs Shawhan
Filed Nov. 22d 1826
November 17, 1826
The deposition of Joshua Hall taken agreeable to notice at his own house (this 17th day of November 1826) to be read and used as evidence upon the trial of the chancery suit now depending in the Bourbon circuit court wherein William P. Chiles is now complainant and John Shawhan & others are defendants, who being of lawfull age and first dult sworn deposeth and saith—that he has now before him the original receipt which was given by John Shawhan one of the defendants, to Reubin Rankin, which (two words illegible) and acknowledged by said John Shawhan at the house of (word illegible) Rankins, in my presents and I subscribed my name to the same as a witness—Said receipt was dated upon the first day of July 1803—and is now in my (word illegible) marked the "A".  Upon the back and a true copy is hereunto annexed viz—Received of Reubin Rankin one horse of £19.10 value in consideration of the sum I paid William Miller in regard of the land I now live on
Teste John Shawhan
Joshua Hall July 1st 1803
Further this deponant saith not---Joshua Hall
Bourbon County Sct
This is to certify that Joshua Hall did at the time and place mentioned in the caption deliver & subscribe his name to the foregoing deposition and made oath to the truth of the facts therein contained in the presence of the subscriber a Justice of the Peace in & for the County of Bourbon.  Given under my hand as a Justice of the Peace this 17th day of Nov. 1826    Wm A. Menzus

November 22, 1826
I Joel R. Lyle, editor of the Western Citizen, an authorised Newspaper printed in Paris, Ky., do certify that the annexed Chancery Order was inserted in said paper two months successively, commencing the 9th day of Sept. 1826 and continuing till the 11th of Nov. 1826.  Given under my hand at Paris this 22d day of Nov. 1826.  Joel R. Lyle
Newspaper clipping photocopied along with above statement:
August Term
Pugh’s Devisee complainants against John Shawhan &c. defendants In chancery
The defendants Robert Shawhon, Isaac Williams, William Becket, and Jane, his wife, late Jane Shawhon, and Margaret Shawhon not living entered their appearance herein agreed to the act of assembly and rules of this court and it appearing to the satisfaction of the court that they are not inhabitants of this commonwealth on motion of the complainants by the counsel, it is ordered that the said defendants do appear here on or before the first day of the next November Term and answer the said complainants bill, and that a copy of this order be published in the Western Citizen two months successively; a copy att. Geo. W. Miller
May 12, 1827
I Joel R. Lyle, editor of the Western Citizen, an authorized Newspaper printed in Paris, Kentucky., do certify that the (word illegible) Chancery order was inserted in said paper two months successively Commencing the 13th day of Jan. 1827, and continuing till the 17th of March 1827.  Given under my hand this 12th of May 1827.
Joel R. Lyle
Cost of purchasing the above in W. Citizen 2 months  Received payment $3.00   Joel R. Lyle
Newspaper clipping:
Bourbon Cicuit Court Sct.
November Term 1826
Pughs heirs Against John Shawhan &c. in Chancery
The defendant Daniel Shawhon not having entered his appearance herein agreeably to the act of assembly and rules of this court:  and it appearing to the satisfaction of the court he is not an inhabitant of this commonwealth; on motion to the complainants by their counsel; It is ordered that said defendant do appear here on or before the first day of our May Term, and answer said complainants bill, and that a copy of this order be published in the Western Citizen two months successively.
A copy att.  Geo. W. Miller
Before September 25, 1827
Mr. Wm Chiles
Take notice I shall attend at my own house in Bourbon County Ky on the 25th (word illegible) & shall then proceed to take the deposition of Joseph Shawhon and others to be read as evidence in a suit in chancery now pending in the Bourbon Circuit wherein Pugh’s heirs are compl’ts & John Shawhon is deft where you may attend if you please & Sept 26th 1827 If the above depositions are not completed.  I shall adjourn from day to day until they are completed.
John Shawhon
October 25, 1827
The deposition of Joseph Shawhan taken at the house of John Shawhan in the County of Bourbon and State of Kentucky on the 25th day of October 1827.  Agreeably to the notice hereto annexed to be read as evidence on the part of the Defendant in a suit in chancery now depending in the Circuit Court for the County of Bourbon  Wherein Pugh’s heirs and Complainants and John Shawhan Defendant, The deponent being of lawful age and first duly sworn deposeth and saith—
Question by defendant--Do you know whether John Shawhan purchased Eli Robertson and his wife, interest in a certain tract of land containing 130 acres, which was purchased by Daniel Shawhan of Reubin Rankin?
Answer:  I don’t recollect being present at the contract, but I recollect of being called on by the two parties both present, to witness a piece of writing signed by Eli, and Elisabeth Robertson assigning their interest in the land purchased by my father to John Shawhan, which assignment, I have seen today in the Bourbon Circuit Court Clerks office attached and sealed to the depositions of Jane Becket and Margaret Shawhan.
Question by same—Did I not at the same time make payment of a horse to said Eli Robertson valued at forty five dollars in consideration of his, and his wifes assignment to John Shawhan the defendant?
Answer—I recollect of Eli Robertson getting a horse of John Shawhan at that time, and was called on by the parties to witness a receipt for the said horse, and the said receipt stated that it was in payment of their interest in the said land which receipt is in Bourbon Circuit Court Clerks office attached and sealed to the depositions of Jane Beckett and Margaret Shawhan—and further this deponant saith not
Bourbon County Sct. Joseph Shawhan
The foregoing deposition of Joseph Shawhan was this day taken subscribed and sworn to before the undersigned and a Justice of the Peace for said county at the time and place, and for the purpose stated in the caption thereof.  Given under my hand this 25th day of October 1827
William Hutchison, Jr.

October 1, 1827
The Commonwealth of Kentucky  To Walter Wheatly & James Morrsion—Gentlemen Justices of the Peace in and for the county of Clark and State of Indiana.  Know ye that we trusting to your fidelity and provident circumspection in dilligently examining William Beckett, Margaret Shawhan, Jane Beckett, Eli Robinson, Elizabeth Robinson, Daniel Shawhan and others in a certain suit in chancery now depending in our Bourbon Circuit Court wherein Pugh’s Heirs are complainants and said John Shawhan and others are defendants.  Command you or any two or more of you that at such certain times and places as you shall appoint you assemble yourselves together and the witnesses aforesaid before you call and cause to come and them dilligently examine on oath touching the premises, and their examination into our said court distinctly and plainly without (word illegible) under your hands and seals you send and certify as thereof enclosed sending also then there this wit:  Witness Thomas Arnold clerk of our said court this 1st day of October 1827.  In the 30th year of our Commonwealth.
Thos. Arnold
October 9, 1827
State of Indiana
Clark County
The deposition of Jane Becket taken at the Court House in Charleston in the said County of Clark on the ninth day of October 1827 between the hours of twelve o’clock & 6 o’clock PM of that day to be read as evidence in the trial of a certain suit in chancery now depending in the Bourbon Circuit Court Kentucky wherein Pugh’s heirs are complainants and John Shawhan and others are defendants by virtues of the (word illegible) notice (two words illegible).
The deponent of lawful age & being first duly sworn deposeth & saith she was present in the year 1799 at the purchase made by John Shawhan from Eli Robertson of a tract of land situate in Bourbon County Kentucky on which the said Shawhan the (two words illegible) resides which was purchased by Daniel Shawhan from Reubin Rankin being a seventh part of said tract & being the right which said Eli Robertson & wife claimed in said tracts & that said John Shawhan then paid the said Eli Robertson for said interest in said land a certain gray horse valued at forty five dollars, and further saith not
Her
Jane Becket
Mark
Also the deposition of Margaret Shawhan taken at the second time & place & to be read as evidence on the (word illegible) of said (word illegible) The deponent of lawful age and first duly sworn deposeth & saith that she is a subscribing witness to two instruments in writing each bearing date the 22d day of July 1799 the one marked on the back with the letter "A".  It subscribed with the names Eli Robertson & Elizabeth Robertson & certified by the deponent and Joseph Shawhan—The other marked with the letter "D" on the back & subscribed by Eli Robertson alone & certified by said Joseph Shawhan & this (word illegible) That she saw the said Eli Robertson & Elizabeth Robertson sign and deliver said instruments marked "A" & saw the said Eli Robertson sign & deliver the said instrument marked "D", both of which are hereunto attached and made part of this deposition & that she knows that said Eli Robertson rec’d from said John Shawhan at the time the gray horse mentioned in the instrument marked "D"—and further saith not
Her
Margaret x Shawhan
Mark

State of Indiana
Clark County
We Walter Wheatly & James Morrison Justices of the Peace in & for said county & state do hereby certify that the foregoing deposition of Jane Becket & Margaret Shawhan were taken & subscribed before us on the 9th day of October 1827, at the court house in (word illegible) in said county pursuant to the (word illegible) & notice herein inscripted as (word illegible) in the caption of the deposition of said Jane Becket.
Given under our hands & (word illegible) this 9th October 1827.
Walter Wheatly
J. Morrison
Justices of taking deposition (the rest is mostly illegible.  It looks as if they are describing costs for services rendered).
Rec’d pay’t from Jno. Shawhan
J. Morrison
Walter Wheatly
July 16, 1829
The Commonwealth of Kentucky  To Walter Wheatly and John L. Limonson Gentlemen Justices of the Peace in and for the County of Clark & State of Indiana Greeting:  Know ye that we trusting to you fidelity and provident circumspection in diligently examining William Becket and Jane his wife and Margaret Shawhan Witnesses for Daniel Shawhan in a certain suit in chancery depending in our Bourbon circuit court between Pughs heirs complainants and said Shawhan and other (original) defendants, command you or any two or more of you that at such certain times and places as you shall appoint or assemble yourselves together, and the witnesses aforesaid before you You call and cause to come and then diligently examine on oath touching the premises and their examination into our said court distinctly and plainly without delay under your hands and seals you send and certify as thereof enclosed, sending also them there this wit: Witness Thomas Arnold clerk of our said court this 16th day of July 1829.  In the 38th year of our Commonwealth.
Thomas Arnold

July 16, 1829
The Commonwealth of Kentucky  To (name illegible) and Joseph Carson Gentlemen Justices of the Peace in and for the County of Rush and State of Indiana Greeting:  Know ye that we trusting to you fidelity and provident circumspection in diligently examining Daniel Shawhan and Mary his wife Witnesses for John Shawhan in a suit in chancery depending in our Bourbon circuit court wherin Pughs heirs complainants and said Shawhan defendant, command you or any two or more of you that at such certain times and places as you shall appoint or assemble yourselves together, and the witnesses aforesaid before you You call and cause to come and then diligently examine on oath touching the premises and their examination into our said court distinctly and plainly without delay under your hands and seals you send and certify as thereof enclosed, sending also them there this wit: Witness Thomas Arnold clerk of our said court this 16th day of July 1829.  In the 38th year of our Commonwealth.
Thomas Arnold
July 17, 1829
William Chiles take notice that I shall attain on the first day of August next at the house of Daniel Shawhan in the State of Indiana Rush County then and then to take the depositions of Daniel Shawhan and Mary Shawhan his wife to be read as evidence in a suit in Chancery in the Bourbon Circuit Court Wherein Pughs heirs is Complainants and I am defendant  If not completed on that day shall adjourn from time to time and place to place till completed when you may attend (word illegible) you please.
July 17th 1829 John Shawhan
July 25, 1829
State of Indiana
Clark County
Deposition of Jane Becket taken pursuant to the enclosed notice and by authority of the Dedirncy before John S. Simonson and Walter Wheatly Justices of the Peace in & for said County at the Court House in Charleston and county aforesaid on the 25th day of July 1829, between the hours of 6 o’clock A.M. and 6 o’clock P.M. of said day to be read as evidence in a suit in Chancery in the Bourbon Circuit Court wherein Pugh’s heirs are complainants and John Shawhan is defendant—The Deponent of lawful age and being first duly sworn deposeth and saith—that Daniel Shawhan deponent’s father bought one hundred & thirty acres of land of Reubin Rankin, and held Rankin’s bond for the title—the land was not surveyed by Rankin to him—My father settled on the land but not knowing were the line would rich (sic), built his cabin on a corner of Robert Bill land adjoining tract as it appeared when the survey was made—here however he remained until his death shortly after that—deponents Brother John Shawhan was at the time of my father’s death about twenty years of age and acted as the sole head of the family he cleared ground and raised crops for their support—as he and the rest of the family advanced in years, the conclusion of all we(blotch on paper) that the land was too small to divide and my brother John then commenced purchasing the interest of the other heirs—he purchased my brother Daniel Shawhan’s interest a few years after my father’s death and in a short time after he purchased the interest of my sister Elizabeth from herself and her husband Eli Robertson—Something like eight or nine years after my father had made the purchase of Rankin a certain William Miller came and set up a claim to the land and threatened to bring suit for the land—We became alarmed and John being the acting head of our family was directed to affect a compromise with Miller and to take a deed from Miller in his own name in as much as he was interested in four shares out of seven—I have heard from my mother frequently that my brother Robert neither looked for nor wished any share in the property—provided the family were supported while we lived together—Sometime after John obtained the deed from Miller he purchased my interest in the land on the same terms he bought of the other heirs previous to obtaining the deed from Miller—One year after I sold to John, or thereabout, my sister Agnes, sometimes called Nancy, who had been married in Pennsylvania to a man by the name of Isaac Williams, came to Kentucky (probably two or three years after my brother John Shawhan obtained the deed from Miller)—And I have heard my mother and others of the family state that John & my sister Williams had made arrangements for the share of the land also, but what these arrangements were I do not know but by information from others—but I do know that my sister was in Kentucky Something like two or three years after Miller had made the deed to my brother John and I always understood that she was satisfied as well as myself, until I heard of this Suit in which I am now testifying—Some years after my brother John sold to my brother Joseph that part which he had bought of my brother Daniel, and afterwards probably twelve or fifteen years since John bought it back from Joseph as I have understood—and in all these purchases & transactions I do not know of any deed or deeds having executed or passing from one to the other as we all were of opinion that the deed from Miller was sufficient to secure John from all outstanding claims.
Her
Jane Becket
Mark
Deposition of William Becket taken at the same time & place as set forth in the caption of the foregoing deposition of Jane Becket—The deponent of lawful age and being frist duly sworn deposeth and saith That about twenty seven years ago he was married to his present wife then Jane Shawhan and a short time previous to my marriage my wife sold her interest in the land bought by her father of one Rankin to her brother John, but did not receive the pay untill after our marriage—when it was paid by John to this deponent—The sale by my wife to John was made after John had compromised and obtained a deed in his own name from a certain Miller and we never executed a deed to John for our part, believing that the deed from Miller to him was sufficient against any title we had at the time—This deponent further states that he resided on the land sometimes and was acquainted & intimate with the heirs of Daniel Shawhan the father of John and never heard any of them express anything but satisfaction with the manner in which John Shawhan had compromised with Miller and also with his taking the title to the land from Miller in his own name.
His
William A. Becket
Mark
State of Indiana
Clark County
We John S. Simonson and Walter Wheatly do hereby certify that the foregoing depositions of Jane Becket and William A. Becket were taken, sworn to & subscribed before us pursuant to the Dedirncy and notice enclosed, as set forth in the Caption of the said Jane’s deposition—given under our hands & seals the 25th day of July 1829
John S. Simonson (seal)
Walter Wheatly (seal)
August 1, 1829
By virtue of a (word illegible) to us directed (two words illegible) proceeded this first day of August in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty nine to take the depositions of Daniel Shawhan and Mary his wife at the house of Daniel Shawhan in the County of Rush and State of Indiana to be Red (sic) in evidence in the Bourbon Circuit Court. Wherein Pugh’s heirs and complainants and John Shawhan defendant these deponents being of lawful age and duly sworn deposition of Daniel Shawhan.  He saith in the year of our Lord eight hundred and twenty-two or twenty-three that William Pugh came to his house and proposed to purchase from him the said Daniel Shawhan his interest in a certain tract of land which his father Daniel Shawhan had purchased of Reubin Rankin on whitch (sic) John Shawhan was then living on.  I Daniel Shawhan told William Pugh that I had already sold my interest to my brother John Shawhan and I would not sell it to him or any other man he William Pugh told me he would go on and purchase from my sisters Jain & Elizabeth  I told him he needed not go to them fir they hav already sold to John and that Ely Roberson and his wife had received of John a gray horse in payment for said land for I had owned the horse myself formaley and John got him from me.  For my own part I thought the thing had been long settled in the familey that John was to have the land alluded two  The sales to John by Jane Elizabeth Joseph and myself was all maid in sd kind of sd luse way for no deeds past to John from any of us as I know.  I made no deed but considered the land just as much (his) as if I had maid him the deed.  As for my brother Robert and sister Williams they lived in Pennsylvania and I did not know—particular with regards to them but I have thought for sd long time that the hole matter was intierey settled and John was Equitably possesing the land without aney further Disturbence further the said Daniel Shawhan states that the deed Executed from William Miller to his brother John to be just and right and without aney fraud on him or aney other person the deponent further state that he lived on said land from the years seventeen hundred and eighty nine to ninety six and from that untwil eighteen hundred and twenty five not more then sd days ride at aney time from said primises  And further the deponent saith not-------------------Daniel Shawhan
Sworn two and subscribed before us two acting Justices of the Peace for the County and State aforesaid
William Ambed
Joseph Carson
The deposition of Mary Shawhan taken at the same time and place Deposeth and saith that in the years eighteen hundred and twenty three or twenty two that William Pugh came to their house to purchase their interest of the foresaid land mentioned in the above deposit of Daniel Shawhan And further states that she heard hir (sic) husband state that she heard hir husband refuse to sel to the said Pugh stating that he had alredy sold to his brother John  Then Pugh stated that he would go on and purcas from his sister Jain and Elizabeth and she further states that she heard her husband tell the sd Pugh that they also sold to the said John Shawhan and that he knew of his own knowledg that Ely Roberson and Elisabeth his wife had Resived a gray horse in payment for the same  And further the deponent saith not
Hir
Mary Shawhan
Mark
Sworn two and subscribed before us Two acting Justices of the Peace for the County of Rush and State
William Amber
Joseph Carson
March 30, 1830
Mr. William Chiles Take notice I shall attend at the house of Wm. A. Becket in the State of Indiana Clark County on the twenty-second of April to Retake the deposition Margret Shawhan. To be Red as evidence in a suit in Bourbon Circuit Court whearin Pughs heirs is complainant and I am defendant  If not completed on that day I shall go from day to day and place to place Till it is completed where you may attend if you choose.
John Shawhan
March the 30--1830
April 22, 1830
State of Indiana Clark County
Pughs Heirs plaintive vs. John Shawhan defendant
The deposition of Margrit Shawhan
The deposition of Margrit Shawhan to be read as evadence (sic) in the Bourbon Circuit Court in the case whair in Pughs heirs is complainent and John Shawhan is defendant being of lawful age and duly sworn deposeth as follows:
My husband Daniel Shawhan moved to the State of Kentucky in May 1789. That summer he purchased one hundred and thirty acres of land from Reubin Rankin and moved to it in the month of October or November following and there he departed this life on May 1791.  Sum six or seven years after his death my daughter Nancy Williams came to Kentucky and was thair Several weeks when she returned home I went home with her to Pennsylvania on our way thair the conversation came on with (word illegible) the Estate of her father’s (word illegible) Nancy Williams told me that her brother John was to have her part of the said one hundred and thirty acres of land by certain arrangements they had made between them selves and that they had closed thair contract but very shortly before she had left Kentucky but as to the particulars how it was as what she got or was to git I do not now recollect
Further the deponant saith not—
her
Margrit Shawhan
Mark
Taken sworn before us this 22nd of April 1830
(Illegible signature) Justice of the Peace
William Bullard April 16, 1834
State of Kentucky Sct.
Court of Appeals 16th April 1834
Wm P. Chiles Heirs &c. by Wm Chiles his nesct friend Plff
Against John Shawhan &al Defts.
Upon a W.E. to a decree of the Bourbon circuit court
The Court being sufficiently advised of and concerning the premises, it seems to them that there is no error in the Decree.
It is therefore, ordered and Decreed that the decree of the Circuit Court be affirmed; which is ordered to be certified to said court.
A Copy attest:
Illegible signature

On October 24, 1793 John married Margaret "Peggy" McCUNE, daughter of William McCUNE (1750-December 6, 1830) & Elizabeth McCLINTOCK (?) (circa 1738-circa 1812), in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Margaret "Peggy" was born in Squirrel Hill, Pennsylvania, on May 20, 1775.18 Margaret "Peggy" died in Harrison County, Kentucky, on March 24, 1857; she was 81. Margaret "Peggy" was buried in John Shawhan Family Cemetery, Bourbon County, Kentucky.7

Margaret (McCune) Shawhan died March 24, 1857; her will dated March 29, 1855 and probated April 6, 185719 (W.B.  P. 638).  Among others she mentions her daughter Margaret Reading (the spelling is given in error as "Redding").  Both Margaret and John are buried on the farm of Tom Hollandon.20

Margaret Shawhan Will19
In the name of God Amen.  I Margaret Shawhan of the County of Bourbon and State of Kentucky, do hereby make and Constitute this my last Will and Testament.

Item 1st.  When life is no more with me I wish my body to be decently buried and all my funeral expenses paid and also all my just debts if any there be, to be punctually paid which I know at this time is very few and none of magnitude.

Item 2nd.  Whereas my husband John Shawhan deceased, did by will leave and give to me the use and benefit the whole of his land and negroes during my lifetime or so long as I remained his widow to have the whole benefit of the said land and negroes and all his personal Estate, and as I have managed so as I think there will be something left to which I have made off of the place and negroes since the death of my husband, which consists of cash notes and personal property--and I do hereby dispose of the whole of my Estate in the following manner, to wit: I give and bequeth to my Grandson John Shawhan who is the son of my son Jos. Shawhan deceased fifty dollars. And the balance of my Estate whatever it may be equally divided amongst my Children and Grand Children as here named.  Daniel Shawhan, Wm. M. Shawhan, John L. Shawhan and Elizabeth Smith, Margaret Redding (sic), Nancy Rush, and whereas my Daughter Susan Allison has three daughters, and whereas I believe my daughter Susan has disposed of her property by will or deed of conveyance and cut off her two oldest daughters with a very small portion of her estate,  as I have been informed, therefore I give and bequeth unto my daughter Susan ten dollars. The balance of the one seventh part of my Estate I give to my two Grand daughters, namely, Amanda Smith and Margaret Hinkson who is the daughters of Susan Allison, to be equally divided between the above named Amanda Smith and Margaret Hinkson.  That is they are to have one seventh part of my Estate after the ten dollars which I have given daughter Susan is taken from the seventh part of whatever it may be, the remainder I give to my two above named grand daughters--And furthermore I appoint my friend and brother-in-law Jos Shawhan my Executor of this my last Will and Testament.

Given under my hand and seal this 29th day of March 1855,
att
Jno. L. Shawhan
Henry Ewalt

Margaret (her mark) Shawhan (seal)

Bourbon County Court April Term, April 6th 1857.
This last Will and Testament of Margaret Shawhan dec’d was this day produced and proved in open court by the oath of John L. Shawhan and Henry C. Ewalt.  Attesting witnesses thereto having been sworn by Jos. Shawhan the Executor therein named is ordered to record.  Witness H.J. Brown Clerk of said Court the date above.       H.J. Brown   Clerk

They had the following children:
		i.	Betsey. Betsey was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on March 2, 1795. Betsey died in Louisiana, Missouri, on June 30, 1855; she was 60.
			See D.A.R. Magazine, Volume 47, August 1915, p. 93  Betsey's children are mentioned in Vol. 47.21
			
			SMITH, Elizabeth, near Louisiana, Missouri, June 30, 1855, consort of James C. Smith, oldest daughter of Mr. John Shawhan, decd., who was one of the first settlers of this county , having migrated here in 1787.  Mrs. Smith was born March 2, 1795, and was married in 1811, and in 1821, she and her husband removed to the state of Missouri.  August 10, 1855.22

			On January 30, 1812 Betsey married James C. SMITH.
	26	ii.	Margaret Bell (1797-1860)
	27	iii.	Nancy (1799-1882)
	28	iv.	Daniel (1801-1860)
	29	v.	Joseph (1802-1855)
	30	vi.	William "Billy" McCune (1803-1875)
	31	vii.	Susan (1806-)
	32	viii.	John Laughlin (1808-1868)
		ix.	Robert. Robert was born in Kentucky in 1811.
			Research: Died young, unmarried. (R.T. Shawhan)

		x.	Annie R. Annie R. was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Annie R. died on February 2, 1876.

8. Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN (Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Jane "Jennie" was born in Youghioghania County, Augusta district of Virginia, in 1775. Jane "Jennie" died in Adams County, Illinois, on April 11, 1863; she was 88. Jane "Jennie" was buried in Hebron Cemetery Near Camp Point, Illinois.

NOTE: Exclude this family line from project.

John Shawhan Marriage Consent for Jenny Shawhan
I do certify that the within named Jenny Shawhan is twenty one years of age.  Given under my hand this 29th day of April 1802.
Teste
John Shawhan

On May 17, 1802 Jane "Jennie" married William BECKETT, son of John Samuel BECKETT (about 1745-) & Mary, in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Married by M. Hitt. William was born in Pennsylvania in 1775. William died in Clark County, Indiana, in July 1844; he was 69. William was buried in Clegg Cemetary, Clark County, Indiana.

THE DESCENDANTS OF WILLIAM A. AND JANE SHAWHAN BECKETT
from “The Becket-Shawhan Geneology” by The Late Harold L. Becket and his aunt The Late Mary E. Becket

This account of the Beckett family begins with William A. Beckett, whose marriage to Jane Shawhan is attested by the marriage book in the courthouse of Bourbon County at Paris, Kentucky, dated May 7, 1802. 1 am sorry to say I am not able to say who William's parents were, or where they lived before emigrating to Kentucky. There is reason to believe they lived in Maryland, on the Eastern Shore, in Accomack County. There were also Becketts in Virginia during the Revolution, and many took part in the war, as the National Archives and Virginia Archives show. Some of them were in Pittsburgh during the disagreement between Lord Dunmore and William Penn over the Pennsylvania boundary. The argument might have ended in a fight if the war with England had not become a serious matter. Several Becketts were in Pittsburgh at that time, and some of them entered the Patriot army. When the war was over, settlers poured into Kentucky by the thousands, especially between 1785 and 1790, after Kentucky was permitted to join the family of States.

Among those settlers were John and Robert, whose names are found in the 1790 Taxpayers census, which proves they were there before 1790, and before 1800. Their names are found in the taxpayers census of 1800, with the names of Robert and William Beckett. John and Robert were property owners in Bourbon County before 1790, and also John in Harrison County. The county was divided in 1792, so the division means I think that it lay on both sides of the Licking River. The 1800 census shows Robert and William in Bourbon County and also in Washington County. This may indicate that they were either father and son or brothers.

By this time, several other counties had citizens carrying the name of Beckett. Some of these were Benjamin, Clark County, Humphrey, Fleming County. Joseph was now a taxpayer in Bourbon County. All of these except William are named, at one time or another, as veterans of the Revolution. (Mrs. Ardery, author of several books on Bourbon County and genealogist.)

A family named Shawhan arrived in Bourbon County in 1791. Among the children of this family, there was a daughter named Jane Shawhan, who was born in 1777, and who became the wife of William Beckett. We have some of the history of this family.

In the John Fox Memorial Library (Paris, Kentucky) are copies of papers published in 1944 on "Early Bourbon County Families", compiled by a committee of DAR researchers.

From the March 14, 1844 Kentuckian Citizen: "A Sketch of the Shawhan (Shaughen) Family."

Jane Shawhan, daughter of Daniel and Margaret (Bell) Shawhan, married William Beckett, May 7, 1802. Their children were: Robert A. Beckett, born January 18, 1808. He married Mary Downing. He is the only one we have a record of.

Daniel Shawhan was born December 17, 1738, in Kent County, Maryland, which date is given in Shrewsbury Parish Record Page 240. He died in Bourbon County, Kentucky, May 11, 1791. He served in the Revolutionary War from Maryland. He went with his father and family to Frederick County, Maryland, thence to Hampshire County, Virginia.

He married Margaret Bell about 1762-1763, who was born in Virginia, daughter of Robert Bell of County Tyrone, Ireland, and his wife Agness (Fleming) Bell of Edinburgh, Scotland, who had settled on land four miles from Romney, Virginia, on the South Branch of the Potomac, where he was killed (instantly), "the breaking of the saddle girth when his mount "Drednot" attempted to leap a brook" (See History of Alleghany and Fayette Counties, Pennsylvania). The Shawhans migrated to Alleghany County, Pennsylvania, some time after October 23, 1771, when their son John was born in Hampshire County, Virginia.

Daniel took up 640 acres of land six miles out (of Fort Pitt) in the vicinity of old Mt. Lebanon Presbyterian Church, a section now termed Carnegie, Pennsylvania.

The first child of William and Jane was John, born April 12, 1804. During that year they went to live in Indiana, just across the Ohio from Louisville. With them went two Shawhan children, Mary, born 1796, and Luke, born 1799. Mary was married to Josiah Thomas June 14, 1813. Luke married Nancy McComb, Feb. 10, 1819. In his application for a marriage license he gave his name as Lucas Shawhan, formerly known as Lucas Beckett. The minister was James Garner. Luke was called Luke Beckett in all the census reports except the one in 1850, where for some reason he gave his name as John W. Beckett, and his oldest son as John W. Beckett, Jr.

The family lived on a place called Pine Lick, in Monroe Township, Clark County, Indiana. It was north of Jeffersonville, the county seat, several miles. William and nearly all his sons, and Luke, gave their occupations as Cooper. They also farmed. Making barrels was a good business those days. Nearly everything was shipped in them, including whiskey, and they lived close to the whiskey capital of the country.

The Shawhan family, of which our ancestress, Jane Shawhan Beckett was a member, was an old family even in colonial times. Daniel Shawhan is known to have been born in Maryland, in 1738. A family of Shawhans is said to have settled in Maryland, leasing a parcel of land in 1743. Daniel's parents moved with him and possibly other children that we have no record of to Frederick County, Maryland; thence to Frederick County, Virginia, and after that to a place in Augusta County, in the part later called Hampshire County, and in the Civil War became part of West Virginia. The dates of these moves are not known, but they settled about four miles south of Romney, on the south branch of the Potomac River. A neighbor family was that of Robert Bell, whose family was called "the South River Bells", as there were two other Bell families in the neighborhood.

Daniel was married to Margaret Bell, daughter of Robert and Margaret Bell. Robert Bell was born in Northern Ireland, his wife Agness Fleming in Edinbergh, Scotland. There were several Bell children. While the Shawhans lived in Virginia they had two children, Joseph and John. Jane was born to them after they moved to Pittsburgh.

That removal was a result of the death of Robert Bell, who was killed by a fall from his horse, when the saddle girth broken when his horse attempted to jump a ditch. Most of the Bells and the Shawhans moved to a place about six miles from Fort Pitt, someplace between 1771, when John was born, and 1777 when Jane was born.

In the 1780's there was a tremendous land rush in Kentucky, attracting settlers by the thousands, many of them arriving by way of the Ohio River. Daniel Shawhan and his family arrived in Kentucky in 1791, and secured land near the south fork of the Licking River, north of Paris, County Seat of Bourbon County. There is a small community at that location to this day called Shawhan.

Shortly after the arrival of the Shawhans in Kentucky, Daniel died. It is possibly that his illness was the reason for the move from Pittsburgh. The 1790 tax census (the first US census was taken in 1790, but was lost in a fire, when the British took Washington during the War of 1812) did not list any Shawhans, but the 1800 census listed John and Margaret as taxpayers.

Daniel Shawhan was buried in a cemetery at Ruddles Mills, as were all members of the family for many years. They moved to Cynthiana sometime before the Civil War, and the bodies of the family members were disinterred and reburied in a new cemetery established at Cynthiana. A few years ago the old stone vault stood open, monuments stood about, so weathered that the inscriptions were illegible. Perrin's History of Bourbon County says that Daniel was the first buried there.

Daniel's and Margaret's oldest son, Joseph, married the daughter of the Ewalt family, who were people who came to Kentucky with the Shawhans. They had two children, John born Oct. 2, 1811, and Henry, born Nov. 20, 1805. These sons of Joseph and Sallie Ewalt became shrewd businessmen in Bourbon County and Harrison County during the early and middle years of the century. They became very wealthy and powerful, buying and selling land, operating several distilleries, a big store in Cynthiana, a bank, probably the first in Cynthiana, even built a railroad from the coal mines in the mountains to the east to Cynthiana, where the families all lived and operated their businesses.

John, when the Civil War began, recruited a regiment of soldiers with himself as the leader, and was killed at the head of his regiment in 1862. Henry lived into the 1870's. Both men married and had large families.

So we have at least a pretty comprehensive story about the Shawhans in the early days of the Commonwealth. I wish I could say the same about the Beckett family. It is not because the Beckett name was so unusual. Every history book and record of county and state affairs during the early days of the colonies seem to mention people named Beckett. That is just the trouble, they were scattered every place, and we do not find them mentioned in families so they might be more easily traced. They had interesting adventures, and not always of a character that we can add with pride to our family tree. Several were said to have been "transported" to work in the tobacco and cotton fields. You didn't have to be very much of a criminal to get into jail in the old England of the days of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. However, I have found at least four ministers of the Anglican church in Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania and maybe other places. They married into good families, as a rule, they just did not go in for publicity that would take the name into the archives.

Our William Beckett may have come to Bourbon County from Pittsburg with the Shawhans. In the 1790 census of Berks County, Pennsylvania, we find the names of several Becketts who were heads of families, and right in the middle of them is the name a family of Ewalts, three females, no males. This occurence suggests that the Becketts and some, at least, of the Ewalt family lived near each other, and. some of the Beckett family accompanied the Ewalt and Shawhan families to Kentucky. Perhaps further research will tie these little events together. The History of Pittsburgh mentions Joseph Beckett, and four or five are named in Augusta County Militia rosters, all from Augusta County.

No, we cannot say with assurance where the Beckett settlers of Bourbon came from. The census says over. and over that he came from Pennsylvania, and that he was born in 1775. It seems likely some of that family of Becketts enlisted with Daniel Morgan, who was kept busy raising troops for General Washington during the Revolution. Morgan enlisted most of his riflemen from the neighborhood of Winchester, Romney, Pittsburgh, and all the towns of the northern end of the Appalachians. One Humphrey Beckett was one of his men, and with him, he declares in his petition for pension, at Monmouth, and each of the series of battles, Washington's troops fought around Philadelphia during the early part of the War. Humphrey declared he was with Morgan's Rifles, 11th Infantry, for three years. He was one of the several Becketts in the military from Frederick and Augusta Counties. Unfortunately he did not leave us any information about the other members of his family.

Our William would have been a baby when the Revolution began, and it was fought for six years, at least.

John and Robert Beckett were the only Becketts listed on the 1790 taxpayers census of Bourbon County. A Kentucky researcher, Mrs. Ardery, writes that John and Robert, with some some others named, were all veterans, and died in Bourbon, or at least in Kentucky, leaving estates. I would like to believe that one of those two was father to our William.

At the time William and Jane were being married, Gen. George Rogers Clark and his brother William, and their brother-in-law, named Anderson, were engaged in a difficult and thankless job of portioning out the bounty land by which Rogers' soldiers were paid their wages. Among those veterans of the Indian and British battles and scuffles was one named Cornelius Ruddle. He was a member of a family of Ruddles that came from a few miles below the old Potomac home of the Shawhan family in Hampshire County and took up large holdings in Kentucky. This man and some of his family, when William and Jane were moving into Clark County, Indiana, across the river from Louisville, established his own home in the same area, and perhaps was instrumental in their move to that place. Rogers and the others worked hard for years distributing the money or land to the ex-soldiers. There must have been the basis for good feeling between Ruddle and the Becketts, but what that basis was is still a mystery. We are reminded of it, however, when we notice how often the name Cornelius is given the descendants of William and his children and children's children.

William Beckett died in 1844, and was buried in the old Clegg cemetery. The Indiana Geological Society has lists of pioneers buried in the Clark County cemeteries. I understand that there is a stone in the Hebron Cemetery near Camp Point, Illinois, inscribed with his name and date of his death, and also with that of Jane, although she died in Illinois in 1867, having outlived William twenty-three years. And Jane died a horrible death. I am informed by a member of the family that Jane fell into a fireplace and was burned to death. She had never remarried, but her youngest son James remained single and took care of her until she died. John and his wife, Martha remained in Clark County until 1856, and they, with James and Jane and a number of other neighbors and relatives removed to Illinois, to be with the other members of their family.

William's name is on the tombstone with that of Jane. It would seem that his remains may have been moved from the Clegg Cemetery to the one in Adams County, and a suitable monument set up.

Luke and his family remained in Indiana. It is said that he left three sons and their families in Indiana when he went to live with Joseph Beckett in Adams County, Illinois. He had been there only a short time when he was killed by a train as he walked on the track. His death occurred July 9, 1877. He was buried in the cemetery near Camp Point.

They had the following children:
	33	i.	Mary “Polly” (ca1796-)
	34	ii.	Luke (Shawhan) (1799-1877)
	35	iii.	John (1804-1879)
	36	iv.	Joseph Shawhan (1809-1878)
	37	v.	Elizabeth Nancy (1811-1871)
		vi.	Nancy. Nancy was born in 1811. Nancy died in 1871; she was 60.
	38	vii.	James A. (1815-1881)
	39	viii.	Jane (1817-1866)
	40	ix.	Robert Alexander (1818-1892)
		x.	Polly.

9. Elizabeth SHAWHAN (Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Elizabeth was born in Youghioghania County, Augusta district of Virginia, on June 13, 1779. Elizabeth died in Clark County, Indiana, on May 20, 1853; she was 73. Elizabeth was buried in Sugar Grove Cemetery, Clark County, Indiana.

NOTE: Exclude this family line from project.
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Birth location:  Pennsylvania.  {ES}

See file 733, Bourbon County Court Records, Ky., for marriage and family and migration to Indiana.  {Madsen, p. 12}

Elizabeth and Eli migrated to Charlseton Twp., Clark Co., Indiana, settling on an adjoining farm to Jane (Roberston) and William Beckett.  {R.T. Shawhan, p. 8}

Moved to Clark Co., Indiana in 1802.  {ES, p. 8}

On July 13, 1797 Elizabeth married Eli ROBERTSON, son of Nathan ROBERTSON (1751-) & Elizabeth SPEAKS, in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Eli was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on January 5, 1776. Eli died in Charlestown Twp., Clark County, Indiana, on February 10, 1844; he was 68. Eli was buried in Sugar Grove Cemetery, Clark County, Indiana.

Birth location:  Maryland.  {ES}

Ky. Marriage Records and Suit in File 733 Bourbon Circuit Ct., give the name in error as Robinson.
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Moved to Bourbon County, Kentucky near Paris about 1787 remaining until about 1801.

Appears on Census of Indiana Territory for 1807 [6P30]

Ell Robertson enlisted in Captain Charles Mathew's Company 2 d Regiment, Indiana Militia. Enlisted 8 May 1813. Discharged 15 May 1813. [7P9]

SEE MILITARY RECORDS FROM NATIONAL ARCHIVES
Eli Robinson (Robertson) appears on 1820 Federal Census for Indiana Page 23 for Clark County, Indiana. [8P348]
Eli Robinson (Robertson) appears on 1830 Federal Population Census for Indiana as a resident of Clark County, Indiana. Page 42 [13P186]
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Birth location:  Maryland.  {ES}

Ky. Marriage Records and Suit in File 733 Bourbon Circuit Ct., give the name in error as Robinson.

They had the following children:
	41	i.	Daniel (1798-1874)
	42	ii.	Nathan (1800-1868)
	43	iii.	Hezekiah (1805-1890)
	44	iv.	John (1807-1863)
	45	v.	Eli Doc (1810-1882)
	46	vi.	Charlotte (1814-1886)
	47	vii.	Elizabeth M. (1815-~1863)
	48	viii.	Jane (1818-1889)
		ix.	Mary Ann. Mary Ann was born in Clark County, Indiana, on February 28, 1820.
			About 1840 Mary Ann married Isaac WILLIAMS, son of Isaac WILLIAMS (-1853) & Agnes (Nancy) SHAWHAN (6) (1767-), in Clark County, Indiana. Isaac was born about 1816.
		x.	Joseph.
			Research: Died unmarried.

		xi.	Nancy. Nancy died in died young.

10. Joseph SHAWHAN (Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Joseph was born in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania., on September 12, 1781. Joseph served in  Colonel Indiana War of 1812, in 1812; he was 30. Joseph died in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on September 15, 1871; he was 90. Occupation: Whiskey distiller and horse owner.

This old stone house on the Edgewater Pike six miles from Cynthiana, was built by Joseph Shawhan. In 1788, at the age of seven, he came to Kentucky from Pennsylvania with his parents. His father, Daniel Shawhan, stopped at the spring back of Mt. Carmel Church, decided it was the best water he ever tasted and that he would build a distillery on the spot, which he did.

Daniel settled near Mt. Carmel, where he lived with his wife and eight children. He died before his children were grown, and Joseph and John came into Harrison County when quite young, both later becoming vast land owners in the county. (John was the great-grandfather of Mr. Jim Shawhan, now one of Cynthiana's most venerable citizens).

Joseph married Sarah Ewalt in 1800, fought in the War of 1812, then built this old house in 1816. His children were: Henry (who later became the first president of The National Bank), John, Daniel, Margaret (Mrs. Pugh Miller), Rebecca (Mrs. Wesley Hoggins) and Sarah (Mrs. John Lail). The old house had three separate doors and three stairways, a convenient arrangement when several of his married children lived with him for a time.
Joseph was quite a boy, according to Collins History which says, "He was the largest landholder of fine and costly lands in cultivation, reckoning by the number of acres, in Kentucky, and probably in America. He used to take flat boats with produce from the mouth of the Beaver on Licking River to the foreign port of New Orleans and travel back on foot through the Indian nation and wilderness with proceeds of the boat and cargo in Spanish doubloons and 'milled dollars' jingling in the pouch slung from a stick on his shoulder."

He was a self-made man with little if any formal education. He said that he began supporting himself when he was nine years old. Like his father, he was one of the first makers of "Bourbon County" whiskey, and during his lifetime operated a large and profitable distilling business in addition to his vast land holdings. He was a small, stockily built man very shrewd, energetic and alert, and not much inclined to take orders. One of his favorite sayings was, "Believe nothing you hear and damn little you see." Once during the Civil War, when he was riding home from Paris, he was stopped near the town by Federal troops stationed there to maintain martial law, and ordered to take off his spurs. He rude on, ignoring the order, but the officer in charge told the men not to shoot "the old fool," and he went on home without further interference.

He was always keenly interested in all the details of his business operations, and his great-grandson said that it was his habit when he was a very old man to climb up on a stack of straw he was buying and tramp it to be sure it was sound.

He represented Harrison County several times in the Legislature.

Besides his business interests, he was a great reader of the newspapers and all the books he could collect. He liked oil lamps with no chimneys which he placed between himself and his paper or book on a small table when he read.

He died in 1871, aged 90 years and 3 days. He was a most inveterate lover of horses and horse racing, having gone to the Lexington races, both spring and fall meetings, whenever held, since 1800. For 71 years, since his 19th year, this passion for racing and witnessing races had grown upon him; and he lost his life from an accident while returning from the great race won by the horse Longfellow. He was driving a young, nervous horse, and when he reached a woods not far from his home a storm came up and his horse became frightened. He unhitched it and mounted it to ride, but the horse was so frightened it threw him, injuring him fatally.
A handsome portrait of the old gentleman hangs in the home of Mrs. Agnes McDowell, his great-great-granddaughter. His only other direct descendants in the county are Elizabeth and Agnes McDowell, Susan Miller, Mrs. Dewey Kuster Jr., Mrs. Anna Sue Waits and Margaret Waits. Mr. Jim Shawhan is a great-nephew and Mrs. C. L. Robinson of Cynthiana and Miami Beach, is a great-great-niece.

After the death of Joseph Shawhan, the old house was owned by the following: John Snell Shawhan, his son, (1871-1882), Mrs. Thomas Worthington (1882-1923), R. D. Worthington (1923-1928), Mrs. Robert Lyne (1928-1935), Charles Bova (1935-1938), John Lang (1938-1942), Noah Florence (1942-1943), Ross Pepper Jr. (1943-1957). Mrs. Worthington, a widow, reared her children, Bessie and Robert D. in the old place.
After the Worthingtons, so far as we know, none of the owners lived in the old house, but lived instead, in the present Ross Pepper Jr. home on the New Lair Pike about half a mile away on the same farm.

Ross Pepper Jr. has recently torn down the log section of the house, the fireplace of which shows in the picture.
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He came to Kentucky with his father, Daniel , in 1788; and after his father's death in 1791, made his home with his widowed mother, his brother John  and his unmarried sisters.  In 1816 he was in Harrison County, first having been in Maysville.  {Madsen, p. 26; NDN, p. 64}

"He was a member of the Kentucky Legislature in 1844-7 and 1857-61.  The assessment books of Harrison County show that he owned 2500 acres of the blue grass land, 3500 acres in all, in Harrison and Bourbon Counties.  He was a great lover of [racing] horses, as were all male members of his family, and attended the Lexington races since 1800; for 71 years this passion for racing had grown, and the last race he attended was in 1871…the race of "Longfellow" (Collins History of Kentucky, Volume II).  Returning home, he was thrown from his horse and killed.  Collins History of Kentucky Volume I/217 states:  'September 15, 1871, Joseph Shawhan; death by being thrown from his horse while returning from the Lexington races, aged 90 years and 3 days, the oldest turfman in Ky., and a farmer of 3600 acres of bluegrass land in Harrison and Bourbon Counties.  He and his father emigrated from western Pennsylvania, and were the first among the makers of whiskey that was given the name "Bourbon" for Bourbon County.  He used to take flatboats with produce from the mouth of the Beaver on Licking River to the foreign port of New Orleans and travel back on foot through Indian nations and wilderness with proceeds of the boat and cargo in Spanish doubloons and "milled dollars" jingling in his pockets and from a pouch slung from a stick on his shoulder.'"  (See also Armstrong's Biography and Encyclopedia of Kentucky, 1876, p. 278; and Alleghany County, Pa., Volume II/426, Warner).  {Madsen, pp. 26-27}

NOTE:  The town of "Shawhan" (originally known as "Shawhan's Station" after a railroad shipping point of the Kentucky Central Railroad through land donated by Joseph and his son Daniel) is still occupied and shown on maps as of this writing (1983).  When recently visited by the author, it consisted of about 10 homes, a General Store under the proprietor, Lucius Moreland, and the "Shawhan Baptist Church" with a cornerstone dated 1859.  The town still lies across a railroad feeder line and can be reached by driving north from Paris, Ky., for a few miles on U.S. Route 27, then taking a road intersecting from the right (east).  {R.T. Shawhan, p. 8}

Excerpt from "Kentuckian," a Paris, Kentucky, newspaper:  "Jo Shawhan Sr., has laid out a mile track on that portion of his 2,800 acres of land, lies in this county whereupon the Cynthiana News says: "Jo Shawhan has now 2,800 acres in Bourbon. We only claimed a portion, as the reader can see. Uncle Jo is here as we write this and says that he has now 3,370 acres of land; that 2,450 acres lie in Harrison, 500 acres in Bourbon and 360 in Scott. His home place lays on either side of the Bourbon and Harrison line, his residence being in Harrison within a few yards of the line. His lands lands with the exception of 200 or 300 acres below Cynthiana, are among the best in the three counties. He recently exchanged Bourbon land for Scott land in order to get clear of our railroad taxes. April 27 1870."

Article from the "Kentuckian," a Paris, Kentucky newspaper:

About 1796 Daniel Shawhan with a large family traveled from Pennsylvania in a covered wagon bringing his copper still and settled in Shawhan. His harvest was great and he manufactured the "Bourbon" whiskey. He located on the Townsend Valley Road and later his still was near Shawhan, the old railroad from here. He died and two sons Joseph and Daniel carried on the trade. His property value grew to around a quarter of a million dollars. His partner was H.C.Bowen and T.E. Moore who later married his grand daughter.

In Pennsylvania they called whisky "Monougahela," it being called after the county in which it was manufactured. SHAWHAN, following the same example, called the whisky manufactured by him after the county in which his new home was situated, "Bourbon."

It was the first whisky ever manufactured in Kentucky or in the Mississippi Valley.

The third year out the father died, and it then devolved upon his son Joseph to carry on the business. He being industrious, their little farm was soon extended, and assumed respectable size. The excellency of his whiskies soon gave him a wide reputation, and the large emigration kept up a heavier demand than could be supplied. He though, bent his energies to his work, increased his capacity as a distiller, and "Bourbon" soon became a household word.

Joseph Shawhan recently died at the age of 85. He left property valued at upwards of a quarter of a million of dollars.

The emigrant from Pennsylvania was Daniel Shawhan, father of the late Joseph Shawhan, who died at the age of 90 years, from being thrown from a horse. At the time of receiving the injury he was quite vigorous, and in the enjoyment of good health, looking as if he might live many more years. His relatives still produce the same quality of hand-made fire copper and Bourbon as originally.

T.E. Moore who married Joseph Shawhan's granddaughter, in connection with his partner, H.C. Bowen, is largely engaged in the distilling business at Shawhan, Bourbon County, Ky, as is also Mr. J. Snell Shawhan, a grandson of Joseph Shawhan, and many others in Bourbon, which still maintains their reputation for distilling pure Bourbon and Rye whiskies. Editor Kentuckian, November 25 1885.

DANIEL SHAWHAN born 1738 and Died 1791.
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The following description of the little town of Shawhan, Ky., was sent to me by Ms. Patty Biddle, from the Duncan Tavern Historical Library, Paris, Ky.  Ms. Biddle included the original hand-written document (author ).  Reference to "James" Shawhan is obviously Daniel Shawhan (1738-1791).--Bob Francis 

James Shawhan, his sons Joseph and Daniel carried on the whiskey trade. His property value grew to a quarter of a million dollars. His partners were H.C. Bowen and T.E. Moore. The George Pugh distillery on the edge of Harrison and Bourbon Counties was down the L & N R.R. Bridge near the Townsend and Licking River.

Shawhan had toll gates at the Larue Road, Ruddles Mills, and Cynthiana and Paris Roads. Other improvements were two railroads, built by L & N. Improvements were a R.R. crossing signal, a wooden bridge overpass, and finally a concrete bridge. Shawhan had three stores (W.O. Crombie, H.H. Kriegel, Ed Ralls, George Tate, Joe and Leila Smith, Lucius Moreland), a barber, garage, depot with services (ticket agents John Kiser, V.E. Price), a post master (EdRalls) and P.M. Mistress (Mrs. Joe Smith), a telegraph operator, 2 coal operators, (Arthur Hendricks, R.R. Lail), section foremen (J.W. Farmer, Harrison Dean, and Bill Owens), telephone exchange (Mrs. McClure and Mrs. Menmae), doctors (J.W. Ferguson, Knox, Smith, G.Rankin and H.B. Anderson), school house, church, and loading chutes for shipping stock, and slaughter pen (at Lail's) and blacksmith shop (Dick Doty).

Shawhan Masonic Lodge and Grangers met upstairs at one store. The community at one time had a small dance pavillion in the woods with gasoline lights and music furnished by banjo and violin. There is an old cemetery. There were three black families, Russell Bland, Frank Lindsay and Mr. Ayres. There are beautiful historical homes. Population now is 200. First church was small wooden structure costing $600 and organized by Bishop Forsythe in 1863 called "The Shawhan Presbyterian Church". Later a stone church donated by Mrs. J.W. Dazelle was built by members in Gothic style with stained windows depicting Bible scenes. These are in memory of Davis heirs, and completed in 1937. Mrs. Woodford Clark, of Shawhan, who sent this information, is a descendant of the Davis family.

First school was started in this precinct in a log cabin on Henry David's place and taught by James Lafferty. Later a school was built near the church. Children walked or drove ponies and - used stalls at the school. There was a 30 day summer school with paying pupils.

There were 2 small pox cases. The church was closed as few attended and they shared ministers with Millersburg Presbyterian Church. The Baptists have reopened it with Bro. McCauley. The school was moved to Ruddles Mills, then divided among the schools at Millersburg, Paris, or Bourbon County. There used to be a Volunteer Fire Department but they now have a fire siren and depend on Paris Fire Department.

For amusement, there used to be camp meetings in tents, circuses from the Chatauqua, ice skating, candy pulling parties, dances, card games, such as Euchre, Rook, and checkers. It is still a nice friendly neighborhood. We have had many people leave as ministers, Doctors, nurses, teachers, mechanics, electricians, construction workers, and bankers. We had no street names, but nick names such as "Tin Can Alley," "Frogtown," and "Cedars". 

Shawhan has a Constable, School Board Member and a Magistrate. 

Uncle Joe Shawhan told of a Spears Distillery in 1790. 

Shawhan was settled about 1796. 

Boundary of Shawhan was from near Rudd1es Fort to the Mt. Carmel Road. (This must mean Shawhan precinct). The settlement of Shawhan is near the present day Harrison County line, and many residents are on Harrison County mail routes. An errly church which was the hub of the cammunity has been revitalized and is located along the old Kentucky Central Railroad, later acquired by the L & N R.R. 

SHAWHAN was named for the James (Daniel) Shawhan family who traveled fram Pennsylvania in a covered wagon bringing his copper still. The corn harvest was great and he manufactured the "Bourbon" whiskey. He settled on the Townsend Valley Road and later had his still near Shawhan up the old railroad.

On September 6, 1803 Joseph married Sarah "Sallie" EWALT, daughter of Henry EWALT (January 27, 1754-September 1829) & Elizabeth FREY/FRYE (1757-1837), in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Married by Martin Hitt. Sarah "Sallie" was born in Bedford, Pennsylvania, on April 16, 1783. Sarah "Sallie" died in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on September 13, 1837; she was 54.

<This family line continues in the SHAWHAN genealogy>

Nicknamed "Sally."  Sarah Ewalt b. 16 APR 1783, Bedford, PA, ref: HJZ5-LD, m. 6 Sep 1803, in Bourbon County, Kentucky,S2T Joseph Shawhan, b. 12 SEP 1781, (son of Daniel Shawhan and Margaret Bell) ref: HJZ2-S1,S1T d. 15 SEP 1871, Bourbon Co. , KY.  Sarah died 13 SEP 1837, Bourbon County, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
	49	i.	Joseph (~1798-<1860)
	50	ii.	Henry Ewalt (1805-1882)
	51	iii.	Sarah Elizabeth "Betsey" (1807-)
	52	iv.	John (1811-1862)
	53	v.	Margaret (1812->1888)
	54	vi.	Rebecca (1817-)
	55	vii.	William B. (1821-1859)
	56	viii.	Daniel (1823-)

Fifth Generation 
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Family of Robert SHAWHAN (4) & Mary WILLIAMS

11. Jane SHAWHAN (Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).23 Jane was born in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, on November 19, 1791. Jane died in Pennsylvania on March 19, 1877; she was 85.24

Jane and Nathaniel were married at the home of her father, Robert Shawhan.

On January 1, 1812 Jane married Nathaniel Plummer PEARSON25, son of Jesse PEARSON (August 22, 1762-June 11, 1814) & Mehitable PLUMMER (March 19, 1771-), in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. Nathaniel Plummer was born in Newburyport, Essex County, MA, on October 6, 1788. Nathaniel Plummer died in Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky, on September 19, 1869; he was 80.

Nathaniel served during the War of 1812 as an Ensign in the "Hunting Shirt Company", under Captain James Turbett, 1st Regt., PA Militia, Allegheny County. After the War he managed his father's flour mill in Allegheny County. Key sources are his 1851 request for bounty land and his widow's 1873 pension application based on his service during the War of 1812. The Pittsburgh Gazette of Nov. 8, 1814 listed Nathaniel as the administrator of his father Jesse's will. From file of Merry Anne Pierson: " Still living with Hehetable on 1820 Census. Shows up on 1830 census as Nathaniel Piercon. Children listed are those enumerated with him on the 1830 census. No wife listed. These could be siblings. From his pension documents and Samuel Walker Pearson's letter included with the documents. Lived in Birmingham, near Pittsburgh until spring of 1869, went to Louisville, KY to be near eldest daughter and a son in glass business; died there but was returned to Allegheny Co. for burial."
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Notes from “Our Heritage” Genealogy Web Page:26
Farmer by trade some of this genealogy (descendants of Nathaniel Plummer Pearson) is unsourced and unproved. 1812 Pension affidavit for Nathaniel Plummer's wife, Jane. Affidavit given by Samuel Walker Pearson

Fishman, Joel " Tavern Licenses in Allegheny County 1821-1831" Western Pennsylvania Genealogi cal Society Quarterly, 7 # 1 Aug 1980 :9-15

Nathaniel P. Pearson is listed yearly as a tavern licesnsee from 1821-1831.

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,Somerset County.
Personally appeared before the subscriber, one ofthe Justices o f the Peace in and for said county, Samuel W. Pearson a resident now of Buckstown in said Cou nty, and well known to the subscriber who being fuly affirmed according to law, deposeth and saith (myself having reduced the statement to wr iting in his own language) as follows. viz; I was born August 25th 1806 in St. Clair Township, Allegheny County, Penna, about thre e miles distant from Pittsburgh. My father and mother, Jesse and Mehitable Pearson and also m y oldest brother Nathaniel Plummer and my eldest sister Sarah were born in or near Newburypor t , Massachusetts, and removed to Alleghe ny Co., Penna in 1790 or 1791. My eldest brother, Nathaniel P. born Oct. 6, 1788, and Jane Sh awhan, born Nov 19th 1791 were married at the house of her father Robert Shawhan (living abou t 1 mile distant from my father's) on the 2nd day of Jany 1812. I was not present at the wedd ing, nor do I remember who performed the ceremony, but presume it was a Baptist Minister in t he vicinity, but whether it was he or one of the two other clergymen whom I knew for some yea rs afterwards, or a Justice of the Peace, I am satisfied all of them have been in their grave s for many years. I well remember the wedding party coming to my father's on the next day after the wedding to enjoy or participate in what was styled the "infair" accordin g to the custom of that day. I well remember the excitement produced by the news of the War o f 1812. My two elder brothers, Nathaniel P. and Ebenezer born Jun 22nd 1792 volunteered for t hree months I think and were mustered into a company called the Hunting Shirt Rifle Co. comma nded by Captain Torbett. My mother & sisters filled a pretty large contract of making Linen J ackets and knapsacks for the Co. remember the departure of the Co. for the seat of war. The y passed my grandfathers house, and being at school a few rods distant, school was dismissed , and with the other scholars I ran and climbed upon a board fence to see the soldiers pass . The fence broke down and I received a sprain of my left wrist which crippled me for a lon g time, the effects of which I felt for years. I remember when my brother Nathaniel returne d home on furlough to see his wife and first child a daughter born during his absence, Nov 14 , 1812. He returned with a fellow soldier named Cochran, who, entering the house after dark b ehind my brother, was supposed by my mother to be my brother Ebenezer, and she saluted both w ith kisses, causing a hearty laugh. I had in my possession, until last August (when I returne d it to my brother's widow at New Albany Inda ) the original furlough granted to m y brother Nathaniel, designating him as Ensign, and dated in Nov 1812. I have in my possessio n, though not before me at present (they being deposited with other papers relative to my bro thers estate in my Bankers safe in Somerset fifteen miles distant) two letters written by m y brother Nathaniel, one, if not both, directed to my father, dated in Sept and Nov 1812, fro m which it appears they left Pittsburgh for Buffalo or Black Rock in September 1812. I know n othing about his discharge, but think he returned to his Regiment and served out his term o f three months. while my younger brother Ebenezer, re-enlisted for a second term an d returned home in the spring of 1819. My brother Nathaniel's second child was born Feby 6t h 1814 and named Oliver Hazard Perry in honor of the Hero of the Battle of Lake Erie. For some years after the War, and afte r my dads decease in June 1814, my brother Nathl and family lived nearby, he having charge o f our father's flouring mill, and his own Saw mill and afterwards until I was twenty years ol d, my brother lived within a mile of my mother's and I was often at his house sometimes for d ays and weeks living with him. He lived in that vicinity, never at a greater distance than fo ur miles from Pittsburgh, and never out of the County of Allegheny PA until in 1869-from th e year 1837 until 1869 my brother Nathaniel & family resided in Birmingham, now a ward of Pit tsburgh, and while I lived in Pittsburgh a short time, in Wheeling VA 54 miles distant fo r 8 years, in Somerset Pa 68 miles distant for 30 years, and in Washington City from 186 2 until his death, I visited him either on the farm or in Birmingham, sometimes annually or o ftener, and never longer than three years between visits, except from 1862 to 1868 while in W ashington City . I was with him and family in Birmingham, in Nov Dec 1868, for several da ys-he had been in feeble health for of 5 or 6 years-his wife Jane still living and quite stou t and healthy for one so aged. In the Spring of 1869, my brother sold his property, and having survived six of his children, and tw o of the remaining four residing in Louisville, KY, he and his wife went there to live with t heir eldest daughter & husband, who woth his (my brothers) youngest son was engaged in the ma nufacture of glass. On the 20th of Sept 1869, while in Washingtin, DC, I received a Telegra m from his daughter's husband, John Stanger that my brother had died on the day previous, an d that his remains would be taken to Birmingham for interment. On the next day (21st Sept ) I left Washington & arrived in Birmingham on the following morning. I did not see the corps e of my said brother, it being hermetically sealed in a casket. I accompanied the widow & chi ldren to the Cememtery in the County four miles distant and saw as I believe the mortal remai ns of my deceased brother, Nathaniel P. covered with the clods of the valley. In July 187 0 I met the widow and children in Birmingham, and at their request, I obtained letters of Adm inistration on my deceased brothers estate. I have not seen his widow since July 1871, but ha ve heard from her by letters, the latest by 5th July Ult. from her eldest son in Pittsburgh i n which he informed me that from a late letter he learned that his mother would visit Pittsbu rgh in the Spring if she kept her present good health. Her eldest, &, I believe, only brothe r living, Daniel Shawhan, was living near Pittsburgh in 1871. I believe though frail and nea r 80 years old. He was, no doubt, present, a boy, at my brother Nathaniel's wedding. I know o f no other person living that was present. I am satiisfied there was no Church or other publi c record made of his said marriage. I obtained the exact dates of my brother's birth & that o f his widow & their children, and of their marriage & as above cited from the family Bibles o f my father and my brother, many years since. I know that my brother Nathaniel and his wife J ane, now his widow, lived together as husband and wife from the date of their marriage unti l the day of his death, and I believe that she, if living, trmains his widow until the presen t hour. Her former P.O. address was Buchanon P.O. Birmingham, Pa. She at present resides in N ew Albany, Ind but as I learn her son in law Stanger intends removing again to Louisville thi s spring, the latter will be her residence. I have her name to papers in my possession sometimes very imperfectly written "Jane" and sometimes "Jane S. Pearson", using , no doubt, her maiden name as her middle name

Affirmed/subscribed before me March 17, 1873
Saml W. Pearson
Rankin?
J. P.

They had the following children:
	57	i.	Hannah (1812-)
	58	ii.	Oliver Hazard Perry (1814-)
		iii.	Charles C. Pierson. Charles C. Pierson was born in St. Clair Township, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, in 1829.27
			Note from Merry Anne Pierson: "1830 Census enumeration. Father is listed as Nathaniel Piercon. He's really PEARSON> St. Clair TWP, 1850 Census glassblower."

	59	iv.	Elizabeth P. (1826-)
	60	v.	Patterson H. (~1820-)
	61	vi.	Jesse (~1822-)

12. Mary SHAWHAN (Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).28 Mary was born in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, on April 26, 1795. Mary died in Pennsylvania on August 12, 1849; she was 54.

Mary may have died during the cholera epidemic which scourged the western part of Pa. in 1849. The particulars of Oliver's birth and why he retained the Shawhan name are . Proof of his being the son of Mary is based on a Record of Deeds in which heirs of Mary convey property to "her son Oliver Shawhan". (see Boro of Birmingham, Allegheny Co., PA, Deeds, Vol. 88, pg. 21, Sept. 7, 1849).

Child:
	62	i.	Oliver O. (1828-1903)

13. Daniel SHAWHAN (Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).29 Daniel was born in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, on March 5, 1797. Daniel died in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, on January 10, 1881; he was 83. Daniel was buried in Chartiers Cemetery, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania.

During the 1898-1905 time frame, Daniel's heirs obtained detailed lot maps showing the location of the property to which they were entitled. The property, encompassing several lots, was located in Scott Twp., Allegheny Co, Pa.; one set of lots was situated between Bell Avenue and Bent Alley, adjacent to the Pittsburgh, Chartiers, & Youghiogheny RR. Other lots were off of Shawhan Avenue, near Ridge and Northside Avenues. These were in the vicinity of East Carnegie, Pa. Daniel and other Shawhans are buried in this same area, in Chartiers Cemetery. Many other Shawhans, also descendents of Robert, are buried in South Side Cemetery, a short distance east of Carnegie. "The History of Allegheny County" (1889) states that Daniel owned the property left to him by Robert who in turn received it from his father, Daniel (1738-1791); it described the property as being near Mount Lebanon Church. The same article identifies Daniel as being both a farmer and also one engaged in the coal business, having had coal discovered on his land.

On December 23, 1834 Daniel married Margaret CALDWELL, in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. Margaret was born on November 22, 1812. Margaret died in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, on January 19, 1897; she was 84. Margaret was buried in Chartiers Cemetery, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania.

They had the following children:
	63	i.	Imogene (1835-1923)
	64	ii.	Georgia Montgomery (1837-1907)
	65	iii.	Williametta (Willie) (1848-1929)
		iv.	Daniel Theodore. Daniel Theodore was born in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, on April 3, 1840. Daniel Theodore died in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, in January 1841; he was <1.
		v.	Robertine (Robbie)30. Robertine (Robbie) was born in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, on October 22, 1852. Robertine (Robbie) died in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, on September 19, 1925; she was 72. Robertine (Robbie) was buried in Chartiers Cemetery, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania.
			Robbie never married. In her will, dated Oct. 16, 1925, she mentions several religious groups plus nieces and nephews.

		vi.	Robert William. Robert William died in August  in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. Robert William was born in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, on December 28, 1842.
		vii.	Gertrude. Gertrude was born in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, on April 6, 1845. Gertrude died in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, on June 21, 1846; she was 1.
		viii.	Daniel. Daniel was born in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, on August 27, 1848. Daniel died in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, on October 12, 1848; he was <1.

14. John SHAWHAN (Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).31 John was born in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, on October 24, 1799. John died in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, on February 17, 1859; he was 59.

John was a carpenter.

About 1823 John married Eliza Mary SHELTON, in Pennsylvania. Eliza Mary died after 1859; she was 60. Eliza Mary was born in 1799.

They had the following children:
		i.	Elizabeth. Elizabeth was born in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, in 1825.
			About 1845 Elizabeth married George POWELL, in Pennsylvania.
	66	ii.	Robert R. (1828-1905)

15. Joseph SHAWHAN (Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).32 Joseph was born in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, on November 12, 1801. Joseph died in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on November 16, 1880; he was 79.

On June 24, 1824 Joseph married Matilda DAVIS, in Pennsylvania. Matilda was born about 1803. Matilda died in April  in Pennsylvania.

They had the following children:
		i.	Margaret. Margaret was born in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, in 1828.
		ii.	Joanna. Joanna was born in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, in 1830.
		iii.	Matilda. Matilda died in April  in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Matilda was born in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, in 1832.
		iv.	Joseph M.33 Joseph M. was born in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, in 1836. Joseph M. died in The Wilderness, Virginia, on May 8, 1864; he was 28.
			A Sgt. in the Union Army during the Civil War, Joseph was KIA, on May 8, 1864, while serving in Co. C, 155th Pennsylvania Regiment at the Battle of the Wilderness, at Laurel Hill, VA. A 1910 publication, "Under the Maltese Cross", covering the campaigns of the 155th described his death as he led his company into action. "Forty (his nickname) was much beloved by his superior officers and the ranks of the Company for his soldierly, manly qualities".

		v.	Elmira. Elmira was born in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, in 1841.

16. Robert Perry SHAWHAN (Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Robert Perry was born in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, on April 9, 1807. Robert Perry died in Pennsylvania about 1880; he was 72.

Robert was a glass blower.

About 1830 Robert Perry married Mary PLUNKETT, in Pennsylvania. Mary was born in Pennsylvania about 1801.34 Mary died in Pennsylvania on May 18, 1882; she was 81.

They had the following children:
		i.	Amelia. Amelia was born in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, in 1831.
	67	ii.	Francis (Frank) (1841-1895)
		iii.	Margaret B. Margaret B. was born in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, in 1845.
		iv.	Ellen. Ellen was born in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, in 1847.
		v.	Elizabeth. Elizabeth was born in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, in 1841.
		vi.	Mary. Mary was born in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, in 1848.

Family of Daniel SHAWHAN (5) & Mary McDOWELL

17. Elizabeth Ann SHAWHAN (Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Elizabeth Ann was born in Mason County, Kentucky, on October 27, 1793. Elizabeth Ann died in Rush County, Indiana, on March 11, 1884; she was 90. Elizabeth Ann was buried in Old Fairview Church Cemetery, Rush County, Indiana.

On April 13, 1815 Elizabeth Ann married Mathew K. PRINE, son of Henry PERRINE (1749-December 10, 1823) & Elizabeth HOUSTON (1759-December 10, 1843), in Fleming County, Kentucky. Mathew K. was born in Maysville, Fleming County, Kentucky, on April 17, 1791. Mathew K. died in Fayette County, Indiana, on October 9, 1860; he was 69. Mathew K. was buried in Old Fairview Church Cemetery, Rush County, Indiana.

They had the following children:
	68	i.	Daniel Shawhan (1816-1896)
		ii.	Henry Houston. Henry Houston was born in Kentucky in 1818. Henry Houston died in IA in 1902; he was 84.
			Henry followed his brother Daniel to Iowa, taking up farming near Oskaloosa, specializing in blooded race horses other than farm stock.

			About 1842 Henry Houston married Elizabeth FOX. Elizabeth was born about 1820.
		iii.	Mary. Mary was born in Kentucky in 1820.
			About 1842 Mary married Andrew NELSON. Andrew was born about 1820.
	69	iv.	Miles Kenneth (1821-1900)
		v.	John Lewis. John Lewis was born in Kentucky in 1823. John Lewis died in IA in 1875; he was 52.
		vi.	Joseph Fleming. Joseph Fleming was born in Indiana in 1825. Joseph Fleming died in Sigourney, IA, in 1857; he was 32.
			Joseph was born "enroute", while the Daniel III Shawhan family, including the Prines, were migrating from Kentucky to Indiana. He became a school master in Sigourney, Iowa.

			About 1847 Joseph Fleming married Paulina LOWE, daughter of Joseph LOWE & Sarah McCAULEY, in IA. Paulina was born in Virginia about 1826.

			Relatives recall visiting Paulina and sleeping on two featherbeds, on top of the other.
		vii.	Harriet Ann. Harriet Ann was born in Indiana in 1827. Harriet Ann died in IA in 1856; she was 29.
			About 1848 Harriet Ann married Albert MINOR, in IA. Albert was born about 1825.
		viii.	Martha Ann. Martha Ann was born in Indiana in 1830. Martha Ann died in IA in 1903; she was 73.
			Martha is remembered as someone who delighted in playing tricks on relatives, often disguising herself and asking for accommodations. When she traveled, so as not to have to carry too much luggage, she would wear four dresses, one on top of the other.

			About 1852 Martha Ann married John HOOD, in IA. John was born about 1826.

			John was an extensive landowner in Lucas Co., IA.
	70	ix.	Matthew Loeper (1833-1900)

18. Joseph SHAWHAN (Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Joseph was born in Mason County, Kentucky, on September 23, 1796. Joseph died in Pike County, Indiana, on January 14, 1881; he was 84.

Joseph migrated to Gibson Co., IN in about 1822 and purchased some of the finest farm land available, in Clay Twp. In 1833 he sold the farm to his cousin, William McCune Shawhan, and bought a bigger property nearer Petersburg, Indiana. He and his family turned this farm into one of the more prosperous in the entire county. He became quite wealthy and was appointed a Lt. Colonel in the Indiana Militia.

On July 30, 1821 Joseph married Elizabeth HILLMAN, daughter of Daniel HILLMAN & Heathy CRAIG, in Mason County, Kentucky. Elizabeth was born in Mason County, Kentucky, on March 20, 1796. Elizabeth died in Pike County, Indiana, on August 9, 1851; she was 55. Elizabeth was buried in Shawhan Cemetery, Madison Township, Pike County, Indiana.

There has been some confusion regarding Elizabeth's maiden name. The truth is she was a Hillman, being a daughter of Daniel and Heathy (Craig) Hillman. Her parents died when Elizabeth was young and she raised by her older sister, who had married James Lounsdale; hence there are a few people who say that she was a Lounsdale.
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From web site (http://www.rootsweb.com/~inpike/Madshaw.htm):
Indiana, Pike County, Madison Township, Shawhan Cemetery
(Located abt 2 miles SW of Bowman near Rd 350 N Shawhan Farm.)

(S)HAWHAN, Elizabeth Hillman. - 3-21-1797 - 8-9-1851 - wife of Joseph Shawhan
GREEN, Mary. - 5-8-1853 - 8 yr - dau of Napoleon Bonapart & Elizabeth Shawhan Green
GREEN, Robert M. Blanch. - 11-29-1855 - 7-29-1856 - 1 yr
(S)HAWHAN, James. - b - 1-26-1855 - 11 yr 11 da - son of Joseph Jr. & Margaret Brown Shawhan
PATTERSON, John M. - 5-13-1863 - 3-22-1864 - son of Orice K. & Sarah Shawhan Patterson
?, Charles

Additions   & Corrections 
(S)Hawhan, Margrate. - d - 11-3-1856 - 26 yr 5 mo 27 da - consort of Joseph. ( from Larry Willis )
(S)Hawhan, Millard. - d -1-2-1857 - 2 mo 6 da - (from Larry Willis )
Green, Daniel. - b -5-28-1852 - d -12-16-1852 - s/o B.& E. Green - ( from Larry Willis )

They had the following children:
		i.	John Hillman. John Hillman was born in Pike County, Indiana, on February 25, 1822. John Hillman died in Pike County, Indiana, on October 8, 1872; he was 50.
			On January 6, 1859 John Hillman married Elizabeth HUDSON, in Pike County, Indiana. Elizabeth was born about 1827.
	71	ii.	James (1823-1904)
	72	iii.	Daniel (1825-1896)
	73	iv.	Joseph (1825-1908)
	74	v.	Sarah (~1827-)
	75	vi.	Elizabeth (1828-1917)
	76	vii.	Mary (1832-1899)

19. Mary (Polly) SHAWHAN (Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Mary (Polly) was born in Mason County, Kentucky, on October 2, 1797. Mary (Polly) died in E. Sigourney, IA, on February 12, 1880; she was 82.

Mary and John probably migrated from Kentucky to Marion Co., Indiana in about 1825. In 1848 she and her children lived with her parents in Rush Co., IN.  Mary is remembered by her family members as always being beautifully dressed and very charming, with a keen zest for living.

In 1817 Mary (Polly) married John LIGHTFOOT, in Fleming County, Kentucky. John died in Kentucky. John was born in Kentucky about 1795.

John drowned while operating a saw mill.

They had the following children:
	77	i.	Pauline (~1819-)
		ii.	Daniel. Daniel was born about 1822.
	78	iii.	John (~1823-)

20. Sarah SHAWHAN (Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Sarah was born in Fleming County, Kentucky, on November 23, 1803. Sarah died in Sigourney, IA, on January 25, 1855; she was 51.

This family migrated to Indiana in about 1825 where they remained for a short time before settling in Pike Co., MO.

On June 25, 1821 Sarah married Elijah Henry McCLENAHAN, son of Elijah McCLENAHAN & Elizabeth KEMP, in Pendleton County, Kentucky. Elijah Henry was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on March 19, 1798. Elijah Henry died in Peoria, Illinois, on April 9, 1886; he was 88.

Subject: The Camp family
Date: Fri, 7 Jul 2000 09:39:39 EDT
From: RPSorys@aol.com

Dear Mr. Francis,

     Thank you for the information on James Camp.  I was able to discover that he married Mary McClenahan in Keokuk County, Iowa, on October 19, 1868.To find this information, I began tracing the McClenahan family.  I found some conflicts in the information you had about them.  I know this is not the focus of your family history study, but I can give you a little more information about the Elijah McClenahan  and his two wives and twenty some children.   I found a biographical article about him   published in Keokuk County, Iowa, in 1880.  He was born in Kentucky, June 3, 1811.   At the age of 16 he moved to Shelby County, Ohio.  In 1831, he moved to Illinois.  In 1855 he moved to Keokuk.  He was married to Sarah Emery and Elizabeth Wilson.  He died in Keokuk April 9, 1886.  I found the probate information that lists his children, so am pretty certain this information is correct. It lists a daughter Mary Camp of Des Moines.

According to information I found, this Elijah McClenahan was the son of Elijah McClenahan and Elizabeth Kemp.  They were married September 21, 1793 in Bourbon, Kentucky.  Another source states his parents were Major Elijah McClenahan and Sally Shawhan. Could this just be two wives? The Elijah McClenahan that married Elizabeth Kemp in Kentucky parents are listed as John Finney McClenahan and Sarah Armstrong. 

 The 1850 Illinois Census for Stark County might explain the confusion. It lists two McClenahan families in the same area.  Elijah and Sarah and their 10 children. (This matches with the Keokuk family.) and Henry and Sarah McClenahan.  Henry and Sarah are both from Kentucky and their 3 children are from Indiana.  Elijah is 38 and Henry is 52.  I believe Henry is the Elijah Henry of your report and his wife is Sarah Shawhan.  This Sarah is from Kentucky and is 46 years of age.  

     My interest is in the Camp family, so I did not follow this up any further.  The Keokuk information and family members can be verified. The Ohio Census information I looked up myself.  The other information, however, comes from geneology reports on the net so I cannot vouch for the accuracy.

     Again, thank you for providing a clue to my family history.  I read some of your material and am amazed at the scope of your project.  I have been puttering with my family's history for five years now and have a room full of notes, but am no where near pulling them all together.  My maiden name is Vance; and like your family they came over pre-revolutionary war from Ireland. They were scotch-irish and settled in the Shenandoah Valley in the Winchester area.

Donna Sorys

They had the following children:
		i.	Polly (Mary). Polly (Mary) was born about 1822.
			Polly (Mary) married John BRINK.
		ii.	Henrietta. Henrietta was born about 1824.
	79	iii.	Elizabeth (~1825-)
		iv.	Daniel. Daniel was born about 1827.
			Daniel died young, per MPL (Marie Perrin Lemley).

	80	v.	Elijah (~1829-)
		vi.	George. George was born about 1831.
			George married Mias ESTERTON.

21. John McDowell SHAWHAN (Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John McDowell was born in Mason County, Kentucky, on May 6, 1806. John McDowell died in Fayette County, Indiana, on March 1, 1866; he was 59.

John has been described as a tall, graceful, austerely handsome man, stern but kind. He was a very wealthy and influential member of the community, owning 600 acres of prime Rush County, IN land and another 600 acres in Iowa at the time of his death. He was quite active in breeding blooded horses, maintaining a  race track on his land near Falmouth, Indiana; he once owned a famous race horse and stud named "Tom Hal". His daughters were also expert horsewomen, winning many prizes for their skills at fairs in the area. In 1852 he built a large home which boasted the distinction of having a ballroom on the second floor, reached by a beautiful curving staircase; a billiard room and a music room were also featured, with interior trim largely of solid walnut and cherry. John was well-known for his charitable works and was a large donor to the formation of Fairview Academy, forerunner of Butler University. One of his nephews wrote about a visit to "Uncle John's Home".

"Uncle John took Pa to the large cellar (I followed, of course) where in War Times (Civil War) he had stored 75 barrels of Good Old (I regret to say that Uncle John visited it too often). Uncle, with a black boy or two, showed us around the barn and the horses. They bred mostly harness horses, a few trotters, and had a half-mile track, for they trained their horses regularly. Garrett, "Hoosier", the oldest son, would take a string of horses down to Mobile, Alabama, race sell them, and come home for more. When the War broke out, it caught Garrett down at Mobile with a string of horses; he never came back remained in the South. His (Garrett's) old Uncle Joe (John's brother Joseph) called all his brother's family "rebels" over it. Uncle John cried as he told Pa about it. The Shawhans had set their slaves free before coming to Indiana. Some begged to come along, so they kept them." 

During the Civil War, since John Shawhan was so closely related to Kentucky slave-owning cousins, and an elder son, Joseph, resided in Cynthiana, KY, he found his Indiana neighbors hostile towards him -- for a time his life was in danger. The son, Joseph Shawhan, was not allowed to return to Indiana, but a cousin, Henry Lail, of Cynthiana, was visiting John's family because of his attachment to Mary Shawhan, John's daughter. When local officials sought to conscript young Lail into the Union Army, John paid several hundred dollars to hire a substitute to go in his place.

On June 18, 1828 John McDowell married Sarah PARRISH, daughter of Zachariah PARRISH & Phoebe GARD, in Indiana. Sarah was born in Cincinnati, Ohio, on June 27, 1808. Sarah died in Rush County, Indiana, on August 11, 1883; she was 75.

They had the following children:
	81	i.	Phoebe Jane (1829-1853)
	82	ii.	Joseph Newton (1832-1876)
	83	iii.	Mary Elizabeth (1839-1921)
	84	iv.	Daniel Parrish (1841-1932)
	85	v.	Garrett Benjamin (1843-1905)
	86	vi.	Ellen (Elsie) A. (1848-1925)

22. Robert Fleming SHAWHAN (Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Robert Fleming was born in Mason County, Kentucky, on September 24, 1808. Robert Fleming died in Morgan Valley, Jasper County, IA, on July 14, 1893; he was 84.

The migrations of Robert Fleming were typical of many of the hardy pioneers of the 1800s. Born in Mason Co., KY in 1808, he moved to Co., IN with his parents in 1825. There he married Ann Minor, also originally from KY, and fathered several children. In the 1850s he moved to Iowa, first to Jasper Co., then to Polk Co.; he afterwards migrated to Nebraska and Kansas before returning to Marion Co. IA where he died. During the Civil War, he served as a Musician (drummer), a , in Co. E., 14th Iowa Infantry, from Sep. 28, 1861 to Nov. 25, 1863; his monthly pay was $14.73, with a clothing allowance of $3.96, and subsistence of $5.40 -- total amount $24.09. He was also granted 40 cents/day for use of horse and arms, and 25 cents/day for rations and forage.

On March 3, 1830 Robert Fleming married Ann (Alley) T. MINOR, daughter of Walter MINOR & Mary, in Rush County, Indiana. Ann (Alley) T. was born on October 18, 1812. Ann (Alley) T. died in Marion County, IA, on November 1, 1903; she was 91.

They had the following children:
	87	i.	Minor Moore (1831-1923)
		ii.	Daniel. Daniel was born in Indiana on September 21, 1833.
	88	iii.	Mary (1836-)
		iv.	Nancy. Nancy was born on April 6, 1840. Nancy died in Runnels, IA, on January 17, 1860; she was 19.
	89	v.	George William (1842-1907)
	90	vi.	John Robert "Poke" (1845-1909)
		vii.	Joseph. Joseph was born in Indiana on August 30, 1848.
	91	viii.	Isom Clarence (1852-1930)
		ix.	Anna. Anna was born in IA on May 11, 1855. Anna died in Runnels, IA, on June 7, 1860; she was 5.
	92	x.	Richard Johnson (1858-1931)

23. George M. SHAWHAN (Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). George M. was born in Mason County, Kentucky, on July 14, 1811. George M. died in Sigourney, IA, on January 15, 1852; he was 40.

On December 29, 1836 George M. married Hannah LOWE, daughter of Joseph LOWE & Sarah McCAULEY, in Rush County, Indiana. Hannah was born on April 18, 1818. Hannah died on August 31, 1883; she was 65.

Descendants of Robert Lowe

Generation No. 1

1.  ROBERT1 LOWE was born January 23, 1765 in Cheshire, England, and died October 1, 1808 in Booths Creek, Marion Co.,(W)VA..  He married ELIZABETH SWEARINGEN April 17, 1791 in Hagerstown, Washington Co., MD., daughter of CHARLES SWEARINGEN and SUSANNAH STULL.  She was born May 29, 1765 in Washington Co., MD., and died January 6, 1848 in Boothsville, Marion Co., (W)VA..

Three brothers, Robert Lowe, Cephas Lowe, and Charles Lowe, were said by John Booth Lowe of Shinnston, WVA., son of Robert Lowe, to have come from England to the New Jersey settlements, and from New Jersey they emigrated to Ellicott's Mills, near Baltimore, Maryland.  In the year 1808, Robert Lowe and his family left Ellicott's Mills and emigrated to what later became known as Boothsville, Harrison Co., (W)Virginia.  Robert died by drowning later in the same year (1808) in Booths Creek.
Cephas Lowe, moved to Ringould Manor, near Hagerstown, Maryland, where many of his descendants still reside.
It is not known to a certainty what became of the other brother, Charles Lowe, but it appears likely that he emigrated to Indiana.  All the Lowe brothers were Quakers, but like many other of the younger members of that religious organization, they drifted away and became members of other denominations.  In many instances members of the Quaker church were excommunicated on account of infractions of church laws and regulations, and this may have been the case with the Lowe brothers.
It is said that Robert Lowe's father was a General in the English Army.

Children of ROBERT LOWE and ELIZABETH SWEARINGEN are:
2. i. MARIA2 LOWE, b. February 25, 1792, Maryland; d. 1867, Zanesfield, Ohio.
3. ii. SUSANNAH LOWE, b. August 17, 1793, Washington Co., MD.; d. October 27, 1842, Marion Co., (W)VA..
4. iii. HON. JOSEPH LOWE, b. August 29, 1795, Washington Co., MD.; d. March 3, 1879, English River, Keokuk Co., Iowa.
5. iv. CEPHAS LOWE, b. July 23, 1797, Ellicott  City, Maryland; d. November 21, 1888, Clearmont, (W)Virginia.
6. v. CHARLES SWEARINGEN LOWE, b. September 24, 1798, Ellicott City, Maryland; d. April 3, 1842, White Co., Indiana.
vi. ELIZABETH LOWE, b. January 7, 1800, Maryland; m. ELIJAH SMITH, February 2, 1830. 
7. vii. JOHN BOOTH LOWE, b. February 8, 1802, Maryland; d. June 29, 1876, Simpson Creek, Harrison Co.,(W)VA..
8. viii. DRUSILLA LOWE, b. August 30, 1803, Ellicott  City, Maryland; d. May 15, 1855, Saltwell, WVA..

Generation No. 2

2.  MARIA2 LOWE (ROBERT1) was born February 25, 1792 in Maryland, and died 1867 in Zanesfield, Ohio.  She married THOMAS DICKINSON June 7, 1810, son of JOSEPH DICKINSON and ELIZABETH NUZUM.  He was born November 13, 1788 in Berks, Pennsylvania, and died May 19, 1879 in Bellfontain, Ohio.
She was buried at Goshen Friends Cemetary near Zanesfield, Ohio
 Children of MARIA LOWE and THOMAS DICKINSON are:
 i. ELIZA3 DICKINSON, b. November 20, 1810, Harrison Co., (W)VA.;  m. BENJAMIN BUTLER, August 1, 1833, Logan, Ohio.
 ii. ROBERT L. DICKINSON, b. March 15, 1812, Logan, Ohio; d. May 19, 1887; m. REBECCA STEVENSON, January 24, 1833
iii. SUSAN DICKINSON, b. June 16, 1813, Logan, Ohio;m. BENJAMIN BUTLER, August 10, 1831.
iv. MARY DICKINSON, b. January 6, 1815, Logan, Ohio; d. August 1815, Logan, Ohio.
 v. JOSEPH NELSON DICKINSON, b. March 27, 1816, Logan, Ohio; d. July 16, 1895, West Liberty, Ohio; m. MARY ANN CORWIN, January 21, 1838.
 vi. MARGARET DICKINSON, b. September 17, 1817, Logan, Ohio;  m. GEORGE CORWIN, April 17, 1837.
 vii. HANNA DICKINSON, b. December 28, 1818, Logan, Ohio; m. JAMES STAFFORD, April 30, 1846, Logan, Ohio.
 viii. MARTIN MARMON DICKINSON, b. February 20, 1820, Logan, Ohio; m. MARGARET REA, August 6, 1842;
 ix. GARDNER L. DICKINSON, b. December 18, 1821, Logan, Ohio;.
 x. DUNCAN MCARTHER DICKINSON, b. December 3, 1822, Logan, Ohio; d. June 1, 1902; m. JULIA ANN CARPENTER, July 27, 1845, Camden, Missouri.
 xi. JOSHUA M. DICKINSON, b. February 18, 1824, Logan, Ohio; m. MARTHA BRONSON, July 23, 1846.
 xii. MARTHA DICKINSON, b. March 25, 1825, Logan, Ohio; m. JOHN JACKSON, April 12, 1846;.
 xiii. ANNA DICKINSON, b. August 15, 1826, Logan, Ohio; d. October 10, 1832, Logan, Ohio.
 xiv. LEWIS DICKINSON, b. November 20, 1827, Logan, Ohio; d. September 21, 1887, Ridgway, Ohio; m. (1) MARY ANN BECK, March 4, 1852; m. (2) ELIZABETH ROSEBROOK, September 2, 1864.
 xv. SAMUEL S. DICKINSON, b. February 17, 1829, Logan, Ohio; d. Abt. 1907; m. MALINDA SUTTON, March 21, 1850; 

3.  SUSANNAH2 LOWE (ROBERT1) was born August 17, 1793 in Washington Co., MD., and died October 27, 1842 in Marion Co., (W)VA..  She married RAYNEAR (OR RYNEAR) HALL September 7, 1815 in Harrison Co., (W)VA..  He was born May 5, 1788 in Monongalia, (W)VA., and died August 12, 1862 in Fairmont, (W)VA..
 Children of SUSANNAH LOWE and RAYNEAR HALL are:
 i. JORDAN3 HALL, b. Abt. 1816, (W)Virginia;.
 ii. ASA HALL, b. Abt. 1817, (W)Virginia.
 iii. ISSAC COURTNEY HALL, b. Abt. 1818, (W)Virginia;.
 iv. ELIZABETH HALL, b. Abt. 1820, (W)Virginia;  m. ABRAHAM HUNSAKER.
 v. JOHN NEWTON HALL, b. Abt. 1820, (W)Virginia;  m. MAHALA.
 vi. CHARLES SWEARINGEN HALL, b. Abt. 1822, (W)Virginia.
 vii. REBECCA HALL, b. Abt. 1823, (W)Virginia; m. JOSEPH MORRIS,.
 viii. EPHRAIM B. HALL, b. Abt. 1825, (W)Virginia; 
 ix. NATHAN HARRISON HALL, b. July 23, 1826, Marion Co., (W)VA..
 x. MOSES ALLEN HALL, b. July 23, 1826, Marion Co., (W)VA.; d. July 25, 1875, Iowa City, Iowa; m. FIDELIA MARTIN..
 xi. ROBERT FELIX HALL, b. Abt. 1827, (W)Virginia;.
 xii. RAYNEAR MILTON HALL, b. Abt. 1829, (W)Virginia; .
 xiii. SETH AMOS HALL, b. Abt. 1831, (W)Virginia.
 xiv. MARY JANE HALL, b. Abt. 1832, (W)Virginia.
 xv. JAMES NELSON HALL, b. Abt. 1833, (W)Virginia; d. Abt. 1833, (W)Virginia.

4.  HON. JOSEPH2 LOWE (ROBERT1) was born August 29, 1795 in Washington Co., MD., and died March 3, 1879 in English River, Keokuk Co., Iowa.  He married SARAH MCCAULY February 14, 1816 in Harrison Co., WVA., daughter of JAMES MCCAULY and JANE.  She was born Abt. 1798 in Harrison Co., WVA..
At nine years of age, Joseph went with his parents to W. Virginia.  When 13, being the eldest son, support of the family devolved upon him by the death of his father.  At 19 years old the second war with England began and he enlisted, serving honorably as a Sergeant in Capt. G.T. Wilkinson's Company, commanded by Lt. Col. Issac Booth.  He enlisted Aug.13, 1814 when a resident of Harrison Co., (W)VA. and was discharged Feb.22,1815 at Norfork, VA.
He left VA. and moved his family to Indiana in the spring of 1822 and took an active part in the formation of Rush Co. later that year.  He afterwards represented the county in both the Senate and House of Representatives for a period reaching from 1832 to 1845. Later in the year 1845, he moved to near Springfield, Warren Township, Keokuk Co., Iowa, where he, his wife and six younger children were enumerated in the 1850 federal census.  He was farming then and had $960 in real estate.
In 1850 he was elected to represent Mahaska and Keokuk Counties in the Iowa Senate.  In 1857 he removed from his farm and settled at Sigourney, IA.
By 1860 Sarah Lowe had died.  By that time Joseph was postmaster of Sigourney, IA. and was living in Sigourney Township, Keokuk Co., IA. with four of his children. He died Mar. 3, 1879 in English River Township, Keokuk Co., Iowa. 
 
Children of JOSEPH LOWE and SARAH MCCAULY are:
 i. MARIAH ANN3 LOWE, b. December 7, 1816, Harrison Co., WVA.; m. BENJAMIN PLUMMER SHAWHAN.
 ii. HANNAH MARY LOWE, b. April 18, 1818, Harrison Co., WVA.; d. August 31, 1883, Keokuk Co.,Iowa; m. (1) GEORGE M. SHAWHAN, m. (2) MR. REEVES,
 iii. AUSBORNE E. LOWE, b. September 16, 1820, Harrison Co.,VA.; d. February 29, 1896, Sigourney, Iowa; m. (1) SARAH JANE WYCKOFF, November 3, 1842, Rush Co.,Indiana; b. Abt. 1822, Ohio; d. May 31, 1851, Sigourney, Iowa; m. (2) LAVINIA HARDY, December 1852, Sigourney, Iowa; b. June 1829, Indiana.
AUSBORNE E. LOWE: was Senior Warden of the first Masonic Lodge in Sigourney, Iowa, called "Hogin Lodge #32" organized by James L. Hogin, Grand Master of the state of Iowa and grandfather of John Hogin Sr. whose son(?) Russel Hogin married Ausbourns' sister, Nancy Adeline Lowe.

More About AUSBORNE E. LOWE:
Fact 1: 1850, Farmer with $2,000 in real estate
Fact 2: 1860, Farmer with $10,800 in real estate and $4,000 in personal property
Fact 3: 1870, Agricultural implements dealer with $2,000 in per. property but no real estate.
Fact 4: 1880, Town Assessor of Sigourney, Iowa

 iv. JAMES B. LOWE, b. September 29, 1826, Rush Co., Indiana; m. FRANCES ANN WRIGHT, June 28, 1863..
 v. ELIZABETH LOWE, b. March 28, 1830, Rush Co., Indiana; m. HENRY SHUFFELBARGER, November 14, 1848; b. Abt. 1821, Virginia.
 vi. SARAH PAULINE LOWE, b. December 30, 1833, Rush Co., Indiana; m. MR. PRINCE/PRINE, WFT Est. 1847-1880..
 vii. REBECCA LOWE, b. 1836, Rush Co., Indiana..
 viii. JACOB A. LOWE, b. March 4, 1840, Rush Co., Indiana; m. HESTER A. HIGGINS, May 1, 1861.
 ix. ROBERT F. LOWE, b. Abt. 1841, Rush Co., Indiana..

5.  CEPHAS2 LOWE (ROBERT1) was born July 23, 1797 in Ellicott  City, Maryland, and died November 21, 1888 in Clearmont, (W)Virginia.  He married ELEANOR HUGHES November 14, 1816 in Harrison Co., (W)VA..  She was born August 23, 1796 in New Jersey, and died April 11, 1886 in Clearmont, (W)Virginia.
 Children of CEPHAS LOWE and ELEANOR HUGHES are:
 i. ANN ELIZA3 LOWE, b. Abt. 1817, Harrison Co., (W)VA.; m. ABRAHAM COON.
 ii. ROBERT LOWE, b. July 20, 1818, Harrison Co., (W)VA.; d. June 6, 1905; m. RUHANA DUNCAN, b. May 24, 1830, Harrison Co., (W)VA.; d. January 3, 1903.
 iii. MINERVA LOWE, b. December 26, 1821, Harrison Co., (W)VA. m. JOSEPH REED, b. Abt. 1818, Virginia..
 iv. MALINDA LOWE, b. Abt. 1823, Harrison Co., (W)VA.; m. JAMES LANHAM.
 v. MARY ELLEN LOWE, b. August 8, 1830, Harrison Co., (W)VA.; d. August 23, 1845, Harrison Co., (W)VA..
 vi. OLIVE A. LOWE, b. October 18, 1838, Harrison Co., (W)VA.; d. January 23, 1878; m. JAMES TORREY.

6.  CHARLES SWEARINGEN2 LOWE (ROBERT1) was born September 24, 1798 in Ellicott City, Maryland, and died April 3, 1842 in White Co., Indiana.  He married ELIZABETH DICKEY November 10, 1825 in Fayette, Indiana.  She was born Abt. 1810 in Kentucky, and died July 17, 1868 in White Co., Indiana.
 Children of CHARLES LOWE and ELIZABETH DICKEY are:
 i. MARGARET3 LOWE, b. Abt. 1828, Fayette, Indiana; d. Abt. 1853.
 ii. HUGH LOWE, b. March 30, 1830, Fayette, Indiana; m. (1) ELEANOR M. WILSON, March 4, 1852, Fayette, Indiana; b. November 26, 1831, Fayette, Indiana; d. October 9, 1873; m. (2) MARY E. BUSSELL, May 29, 1877.
 iii. JOSEPHUS LOWE, b. April 11, 1831, Fayette, Indiana; d. July 22, 1881, Monon, White Co.,Indiana; m. SUSAN CLARISSA BERKEY, March 21, 1852, White Co., Indiana; b. October 9, 1840, White Co., Indiana; d. September 1, 1904, White Co., Indiana.
 iv. WILLIAM D. LOWE, b. April 23, 1834, White Co., Indiana; d. March 10, 1903, White Co., Indiana; m. (1) CATHERINE, b. December 17, 1840, White Co., Indiana; d. January 4, 1868, White Co., Indiana; m. (2) MAGGIE WILSON, Abt. 1869, White Co., Indiana; b. Abt. 1848, White Co., Indiana; d. 1924, White Co., Indiana.
 v. LARKIN LOWE, b. June 26, 1836, White Co., Indiana; d. November 1, 1907, White Co., Indiana; m. SCELNIRA PHILLIPS, b. May 23, 1840, White Co., Indiana; d. April 30, 1924, White Co., Indiana.
 vi. GUSTAVUS LOWE, b. September 5, 1838, White Co., Indiana; d. June 1, 1907, Monon, White Co.,Indiana; m. SERENA PHILLIPS,  b. October 4, 1842, White Co., Indiana; d. November 2, 1913.
 vii. SAMUEL D. LOWE, b. Abt. 1841, White Co., Indiana; d. Abt. 1926; m. PRISCILLA BALL, October 5, 1864, Georgetown, Lewis Co.,WVA.; b. 1844; d. Abt. 1925.

7.  JOHN BOOTH2 LOWE (ROBERT1) was born February 8, 1802 in Maryland, and died June 29, 1876 in Simpson Creek, Harrison Co.,(W)VA..  He married (1) RHODA SMITH September 18, 1828 in Harrison Co., (W)VA..  She was born March 8, 1808 in Harrison Co., (W)VA., and died March 30, 1849 in Marion Co., (W)VA..  He married (2) SUSAN ROBINSON FOREMAN March 11, 1852 in Middlebourne, W.Virginia.  She was born December 1815 in Harrison Co., (W)VA., and died March 30, 1871.
Children of JOHN LOWE and RHODA SMITH are:
 i. INFANT3 LOWE, b. Abt. 1830, Harrison Co., (W)VA.; d. Abt. 1830, Harrison Co., (W)VA..
 ii. DAVID SMITH LOWE, b. January 6, 1831, Harrison Co., (W)VA.; d. March 13, 1915, Sullivan, Illinois; m. SARAH FRANCIS ROACH, b.. Abt. 1835, Lewis Co.,(W)VA.; d. April 25, 1912, Sullivan, Illinois.
 iii. ROBERT BOOTH LOWE, b. November 10, 1832, Harrison Co., (W)VA.; d. July 23, 1850.
 iv. JOSHUA SMITH LOWE, b. September 18, 1834, Harrison Co., (W)VA.; d. November 29, 1911, Coraopolis, Pennsylvania; m. SUSAN JANE BROWN,  b. Abt. 1836, Harrison Co., (W)VA.; d. Abt. 1883, Shinnston, WVA..
 v. JOSEPH LOWE, b. March 23, 1837, Harrison Co., (W)VA.; d. January 16, 1849, Harrison Co., (W)VA..
 vi. JOHN LOWE, b. April 12, 1839, Harrison Co., (W)VA.; d. January 5, 1919, Shinnston, WVA.; m. HESTER HIGGINBOTHAM,  b. March 3, 1840, Greene Co.,Pennsylvania; d. April 9, 1891, Simpson Creek, Harrison Co.,(W)VA..
 vii. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN LOWE, b. August 6, 1841, Harrison Co., (W)VA.; d. June 30, 1903, Webster Springs, WVA.; m. SARAH MATILDA HIGGINBOTHAM, January 6, 1865; b. Abt. 1845; d. December 19, 1900.
 viii. CHARLES SMITH LOWE, b. January 3, 1844, Harrison Co., (W)VA.;  m. MARY C. RECTOR.
 
Children of JOHN LOWE and SUSAN FOREMAN are:
 ix. DORA ELPHRADA3 LOWE, b. May 29, 1853, Shinns Run,Harrison Co.,WVA.; d. May 4, 1861, Shinns Run,Harrison Co.,WVA..
 x. MARTIN LUTHER LOWE, b. September 9, 1857; m. EMMA A. HARRISON;  Martin may have had another spouse named; Elizabeth Kramer Higginbotham--

8.  DRUSILLA2 LOWE (ROBERT1) was born August 30, 1803 in Ellicott  City, Maryland, and died May 15, 1855 in Saltwell, WVA..  She married ABRAHAM RIGHTER October 11, 1821 in Harrison Co., (W)VA., son of JOHN RIGHTER and SARAH BIGLER.  He was born January 27, 1802 in Harrison Co. (W)VA.
Notes for DRUSILLA LOWE:
There is a discrepency in Drusilla's birth and death dates.  According to the "Family Records of Harrison Co., WVA. (LOWE)", she was born October 3, 1803 and she died May 18, 1856.  This info was obtained through the Family History Center of the L.D.S. church; film no. 163784 &163785.
 
Children of DRUSILLA LOWE and ABRAHAM RIGHTER are:
 i. JOHN BIGLER3 RIGHTER, b. June 18, 1823, Saltwell, WVA.; d. December 3, 1885, New Geneva, Pennsylvania; m. EMILY JANE ATKINSON, December 13, 1847.
 ii. ELIZA RIGHTER, b. November 1825, Saltwell, WVA.; d. September 4, 1882.
 iii. INFANT RIGHTER, b. 1827, Saltwell, WVA.; d. 1827, Saltwell, WVA..
 iv. JACKSON MARION RIGHTER, b. August 6, 1829, Saltwell, WVA.; d. Abt. 1912; m. (1) LUCY MARTIN, January 1, 1852;; m. (2) MARTHA ELLEN FELTS, January 8, 1867.
 v. ABRAHAM LOWE RIGHTER, b. July 20, 1832, Saltwell, WVA.; d. September 22, 1863; m. SYLVANIA VINCENT..
 vi. SARAH RIGHTER, b. Abt. 1834, Saltwell, WVA..
 vii. HANNA RIGHTER, b. March 23, 1836, Saltwell, WVA.; d. May 14, 1920; m. GEORGE C. BROWN.
 viii. ELIZABETH RIGHTER, b. March 6, 1840, Saltwell, WVA.; d. WFT Est. 1854-1934; m. JOSEPH NEEPER.
ix. SUSANNA RIGHTER, b. February 11, 1843, Saltwell, WVA.;  m. HUGH NEEPER,
x. . ROBERT LOWE RIGHTER, b. March 13, 1844, Saltwell, WVA.; d. October 24, 1932; m. IDA R. JARVIS, January 27, 1877.
 xi. ISAIAH RIGHTER, b. February 1, 1846, Saltwell, WVA.; d. December 15, 1876.

They had the following children:
	93	i.	James (1838-1926)
		ii.	Sarah E. Sarah E. was born in Rush County, Indiana, on July 17, 1840. Sarah E. died on July 29, 1844; she was 4.
	94	iii.	Mary "Mollie" (1842-1926)
	95	iv.	Amanda (1845-1911)
		v.	John. John was born in 1847. John died in Sigourney, IA, in 1913; he was 66.
			About 1869 John married Josie SANDERS, in IA. Josie was born about 1848.

24. Benjamin Plummer SHAWHAN (Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Benjamin Plummer was born in Mason County, Kentucky, on June 5, 1814. Benjamin Plummer died in Sigourney, Iowa, on May 8, 1852; he was 37.

On May 7, 1837 Benjamin Plummer married Maria Ann LOWE, daughter of Joseph LOWE & Sarah McCAULEY. Maria Ann was born in Harrison County, Kentucky, on December 17, 1816. Maria Ann died in Oskaloosa, IA, on December 6, 1881; she was 64.

They had the following children:
	96	i.	Joseph Henry (1838-1911)
	97	ii.	Daniel William (1840-1925)
	98	iii.	Mary Evalina (1842-)
		iv.	George Woodford. George Woodford was born in Keokuk County, IA, on January 2, 1846. George Woodford died in 1916; he was 69.
			George lied about his age and became a wagoner with Co. B, 3rd Iowa, during the Civil War.

			About 1869 George Woodford married Rebecca BUCHER. Rebecca was born about 1849.
	99	v.	Sarah Elizabeth (1848-1917)
	100	vi.	Hanna Olivia (1850-)

Family of Agnes (Nancy) SHAWHAN (6) & Isaac WILLIAMS

25. Agnes WILLIAMS (Agnes (Nancy) SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Agnes was born on December 25, 1795. Agnes died in Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania., on February 28, 1879; she was 83.

Agnes married Nathaniel PATTERSON, son of Andrew PATTERSON (-November 1808) & Mary McNEILORMCNEAL, in Mt. Lebanon, St. Clair Township. Nathaniel was born in 1795.

Served as a commissioned officer under Capt. Butler in the War of with the Pittsburg Blues being only 17 when mustered in.

They had the following children:
	101	i.	Nancy (1817-)
		ii.	Mary.
			Mary married Joseph RAMSEY.
		iii.	Nathaniel.
		iv.	Margaret.
		v.	Andrew.
		vi.	Isaac.

Family of John SHAWHAN (7) & Margaret "Peggy" McCUNE

26. Margaret Bell SHAWHAN (John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Margaret Bell was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on November 11, 1797. Margaret Bell died in Pike County, Missouri, on May 18, 1860; she was 62. Margaret Bell was buried in Old Grassy Creek Churchyard, Pike County, Missouri.

Margaret and William had ten more children after arriving in Pike County, Mo.  Information about these children can be found in the Sketch for William Reading History, Pike County, Mo., 1883, p. 978.
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"She was a person of great tact and determination, and she liked to have her family around her, and they loved her and enjoyed being near her.  She and her sister Nancy were very close.  Their history intertwines in interesting ways.  The sisters were married one day apart; Margaret on January 11, 1812 and Nancy the next day.”35  Years later Nancy would marry Margaret's widowed husband, William Reading  (William Reading was Margaret and Nancy's first cousin).

“Before she died, Margaret Shawhan  Reading gave her topaz and gold earrings, large loops with a large topaz, a bracelet and belt buckle that matched, to her granddaughter Loucetta  Downing, and these–as of 1951–were in possession of Clara  Williamson, a granddaughter of Loucetta.  The unset topaz which was given to Nancy  Smith by her grandmother Nancy Shawhan Smith (Rush, Reading), was said to have been Margaret  Shawhan Reading's birthstones, and it was in 1923 upon the occasion of Nancy  Smith's (Hinkson, Vanarsdale) last visit, given to her niece and Margaret  Shawhan Reading's namesake, Margaret  Smith Chandler, and set into a ring for her birthday by her daughter Isobel  Chandler Madsen.  In 1939, the ring was handed on to Anne Page  Chandler.”36
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<This family line continues in the READING genealogy>

On January 12, 1816 Margaret Bell married William READING, son of George READING Jr. (December 8, 1761-August 4, 1846) & Nancy McCUNE (November 25, 1770-October 20, 1843), in Bourbon County, Kentucky.37 William was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on October 9, 1792. William died in Pike County, MO, on September 2, 1868; he was 75. William was buried in Old Grassy Creek Cemetery, Pike County, Missouri. Just north of Louisiana, Missouri. William served in  War Of 1812, in 1812; he was 19.

Notes on William READING:38
William Reading (deceased, whose portrait appears in this work). Among the pioneers of Pike county who by their own energy and strict attention to business won a high position in society, there are none more worthy of space in history than the subject of this sketch. He was born in Bourbon county, Kentucky, October 9, 1792, where he was reared on a farm and educated in the subscription schools of the time. He was married January 11, 1816, to Miss Margaret Shawhan, a native of Bourbon county, Kentucky, born February 11, 1787. In 1820 he immigrated to Pike County, Missouri, where he settled in Buffalo township, on the farm where his youngest son (Lafayette) now lives. He purchased the claim of a man by the name of Yedder, and afterwards entered the land. He, from time to time, purchased other lands until he became one of the largest land-owners in the county, having a landed estate of over 2,000 acres. He was a man of liberal views, and by honest and upright dealing won a large circle of warm and true friends.  After living in Pike county about fourteen years he persuaded his father and mother to leave their home in Kentucky and come and settle in this new and prosperous young country. George Reading, his father, was born December 8, 1761, and Nancy, the mother, was born November 25, 1771. Settling on a part of our subject's farm, where he lived until the death of his wife, which occurred in 1842, he then went to Clark county, Missouri, where he died at a ripe old age. William and Margaret Reading were the parents of eight children, all of whom have grown up and held high positions in society. Probably no family in the county are held in higher esteem than the Reading family. He and his wife were members of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. He always took an interest in educational matters, and gave his children all the advantages possible in that early day. His wife died in 1860, and our subject followed eight years later.
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In 1820, the Reading family moved from Bourbon County, Kentucky to Pike County, Missouri.  They traveled via keel boat, by way of the Ohio and Mississippi rivers.  Before making the trip with his family, William had already scouted the land that he wished to purchase.  William chose choice farm land and eventually became the largest land owner in Pike County, owning over two thousand acres of land.  As with the custom of the day, he was a slave owner.  He kept the land until his death and offered portions of it to his wife's family.39

William's will is dated May 25, 1864 and proved Sept. 9, 1868.40

Bowling Green
Bowling Green was laid out two years before Missouri became a state; and it was named the official
county seat of Pike County before the town itself was legally incorporated. John Walter Basye, a
native of Bowling Green, Kentucky, was the first white settler in this area. (Although there are
legends that Bowling Green was at one time an Indian reservation, more recent research claims that
the area was merely an Indian hunting ground abounding with buffalo.) Basye first settled in
Louisiana, Missouri, but purchased land in the Bowling Green area on December 23, 1818, only
nine days after the county was formed. In addition to Basye, other early settlers of the Bowling
Green area included the Thorntons, Culbertsons, McPikes and Readings, all of whom arrived from
Bowling Green, Kentucky. This group became known as the "Bowling Green crowd" and
therefore the town they helped form was eventually named Bowling Green. When these pioneers
arrived, they found a prairie on two sides of town, a timberline on another, and hills and forest on
the remaining side. Bowling Green had no swamps or lagoons, because it was 400 feet above the
Mississippi River and 12 miles from it. Because the topography and the climate were well-suited to
farming, the settlers quickly began crops of wheat, potatoes, flax, tobacco, corn and even cotton.
As more settlers came to the area, Bowling Green began to grow and the first school was organized
there in 1825 by Edmond Basye.

One of the best guarded "secrets" about Bowling Green was that it was not incorporated on the plat
maps as a town until 1826. By that time, it already had a name and had served as the county seat for
over three years! Resulting confusion about exactly when Bowling Green should celebrate its
birthday has been perpetuated in more recent history. In 1923 the town celebrated its centennial with
festivities and gay events. Many people chose to ignore the fact that they were actually celebrating
100 years of Bowling Green as the county seat and not 100 years of Bowling Green's founding as
an incorporated town. In 1973 as the town prepared to celebrate its sesquicentennial birthday, this
fact was brought to light. Still the town went ahead with the celebration, although there remained
some who contended it was three years too early.

Bowling Green is the second largest town in the county (with over 3,000 residents) and the largest
in Cuivre township. Contrary to most other Pike towns, it has shown steady growth in the last
several decades. It played host to Pike's first county fair in the middle 1800's (and continues to host
the annual Pike County Fair in July each year), was the site of the first official county courthouse,
and has played an important role in the history of the county ever since it was first settled in 1818. It
has modern stores and businesses both around the square and along both highways, which serve a
large area of Pike and adjoining counties.

Bowling Green's numerous churches provide spiritual guidance for its citizens. For recreation its
residents have available the Bowling Green Lake and the City Park, which includes two ball parks,
two tennis courts, horseshoe pits, a swimming pool and picnicking facilities. The town benefits
from numerous service, fraternal and civic clubs and organizations.

Champ Clark's home Honey Shuck, is located in Bowling Green and an organization formed by
Judge William L. Hungate is in the process of restoring it. It has been declared a National Historic
Landmark.

The current Bowling Green Junior High School is located on the grounds where Pike College
originally was built. Pike College was attended by many Pike County young men and women from
the time it was founded in 1881 until 1922 when the building burned to the ground.

PENO TOWNSHIP (where William Reading settled)
Peno township is in the northern part of Pike County, bounded on the north by the Salt River,
on the east by the Salt River and Buffalo township, on the south by Cuivre River and Spencer
townships, and on the west by Spencer township and Ralls County. 

As early as 1816 a few pioneers had made their homes in Peno township. The earliest white
settler actually came in 1799. William Spencer came to the salt springs located at what was later
known as Spencer Lick for the purpose of manufacturing salt to be shipped to St. Louis at six to
eight dollars a barrel. While the business was successful, the enterprise was abandoned when
unfriendly Indians in the area became a threat to his safety and Spencer left the area. The salt
springs were located at the edge of Ralls County, adjacent to the northwest portion of Peno
township.

In the southern part of Peno township, the surface is broken and abrupt, while on the east the
rugged hills disappear and the topography is rolling and gently undulating with many smooth
valleys. The valleys and tablelands are productive, and once yielded tobacco, corn, wheat, oats
and other cereals. The hills are utilized for grazing and the scenery is diversified. In some place,
the rugged hills form an unbroken chain, but behind these hills are the uplands and valleys. The
State of Missouri has set aside a portion of this rugged part of the township as a conservation
area called Ranaker Wildlife Area.

Peno township is abundantly supplied with water. The principal streams are Peno and Sugar
Creeks, and the Salt River separates this township from Salt River township. Artesian wells
once supplied the town of Frankford with water, and Haw Creek supplied a source of water for
the community of its namesake. Mineral springs were found near Frankford and, at one time, a
sanitarium was established there. Limestone and porous rock have been eroded by the
underground waters, and an immense cave, nearly three-fourth of a mile long was discovered
running under the hills of Frankford in the late 1800's.

The principal industry of this township since its beginning has been agriculture. Cattle, hogs,
soybeans, wheat, corn and other cereals were raised there, and the Short Line Railroad (also
known as the St. Louis, Hannibal and Keokuk) ran entirely through the township from north to
south affording shipments to larger markets.

While Frankford is the only town in this township, which grew to any size and is the only one
still in existence in 1980, other towns, which played a part in Peno township's history, were
Haw Creek and Reading.

Reading, Pike County, Missouri
Reading, located in the southeastern section of Peno township, was a trading point named for
William Reading (1792-1868). Reading came from Kentucky to Pike County in 1820, settling
on Grassy Creek and eventually becoming one of the largest landowners in the county, acquiring
over 2,000 acres of land. His son, John Reading, was one of the first postmasters at Reading,
whose post office is now defunct.

Reading Station, Pike County, Missouri
Reading Station, still listed on plat maps of Pike County, is located in northern Buffalo
township. It once had a station for the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad, located about
three miles southwest of the Reading Post Office. In that vicinity were several homes and a
store. The small community of Reading has slowly faded away over the years.

They had the following children:
	102	i.	Margaret Ann (1817-1876)
	103	ii.	Rebecca (1819-)
	104	iii.	John Shannon (1821-1899)
	105	iv.	Nancy (1822-1876)
	106	v.	Elizabeth (1825-1910)
		vi.	George. George was born on February 11, 1827. George died on July 2, 1831; he was 4.41
	107	vii.	William "Billie" (1829-1920)
		viii.	Daniel. Daniel was born on May 23, 1831. Daniel died on May 31, 1831; he was <1.
		ix.	Joseph. Joseph was born on November 17, 1832. Joseph died on October 1, 1834; he was 1.
		x.	daughter. daughter was born on October 18, 1835.42 daughter died on October 18, 1835; she was <1.
	108	xi.	Jay (1837-1914)
	109	xii.	Lafayette (1842-1922)
		xiii.	Niel43.

27. Nancy SHAWHAN (John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Nancy was born in Bourbon, County, Kentucky, on October 9, 1799. Nancy died in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on December 14, 1882; she was 83.44 Nancy was buried in Smith Family Burial Ground, Shawhan, Kentucky.

Journal Notes of Bob Francis:
On March 6, 1999, I visited the family plot of Nancy and Nicholas Smith. Until this time, I suspected but had no evidence that this site, located on the farm of Mr. Evans, Shawhan, Kentucky, was the actual site of my ancestors.

It was a cloudy cold day and the ground was soggy.  I put my hiking boots on and walked from the barn eastward to the highest land elevation on the property (on the U. S. Geological Survey map--Shawhan quadrant--the site is located about .7 miles north of the village of Shawhan on the 860 ft. elevation point).

The burial ground itself was in the most terrible condition, with fallen trees and undergrowth.  I had previously visited the site and drawn a schematic (refer to “Shawhan and Related Families,” Vol. III, p. 367).

I checked out the gravestone beneath the fallen tree and, after some digging, was able to uncover the name “Nicholas Smith.”  After further scraping of the stone with my knife, I uncovered the following inscription:

Nicholas Smith
Died November 24, 1834

This positively verified the location of the Smith family burial plot!  I was truly elated at this point.  However, I had yet to solve the mystery of where Nancy was buried.  My gut told me that she was buried along side her husband--but where could I find her amidst this terrible wreckage of a family burial site?  At that point, I took a moment and said a little prayer.  I said, “Nancy, please help me.  You have directed me thus far, I just need a little more help on knowing where to find you.”  I then just let that prayer settle my mind and I began looking around.  I noticed just to the left of Nicholas’s stone a small base stone.  I thought, “where there’s a base stone there’s a head stone.”  I ran back to the car and asked my friend, Jim Sellars, who had waited in the car because he was not dressed for the muddy trek to the burial ground, to take the car and get a shovel from Mr. Evans.  He did so and I went back to the grave site and began digging near the base stone.  About 5 or 6 inches down I heard a “clunk” sound of metal hitting stone and knew that I had found Nancy’s head stone.  I dug the stone out and lifted it up and out of the shallow hole.  The stone was broken in half diagonally.  It was laying face down and when I turned it over I read the following:

READING
Born Oct. 9, 1799
Died Dec. 14, 1882

There was no question that this was, indeed, my 3g grandmother, Nancy Shawhan Smith Reading’s gravestone!  I was not able to continue the work of digging the second half of the stone because of time constraints; however, I now had undeniable positive proof that my grandparents Nancy and Nicholas Smith were, in fact, buried beneath the ground upon which I stood.

I again said a brief prayer, “thank you grandmother for leading me to your place of rest.  I promise that I shall restore this sacred ground to its original condition.  I will return next fall and dig up the second half of the stone and will place it in its proper place alongside grandfather.”  With these words, I said my goodbyes and returned to the car.

--Bob Francis, March 6, 1999
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Journal Notes of Bob Francis:
October 3, 1999
Tom and I drive to the small village of Shawhan.  Named after our 5th great-grandfather Daniel Shawhan who came to Kentucky in the summer of 1788, the village is located about a mile east of state highway 27 and is just south of the Licking River on the northern border of Bourbon and Harrison Counties. The intersection of 27 and Shawhan road is of interest to me because it was at this juncture almost two hundred years ago that our 4th great grandfather, John Shawhan, helped establish the Mt. Carmel Christian church.  The little church that currently stands in this spot was built in 1859.  According to an early Bourbon County historian,

"John Shawhan was a large man with a tendency to be blonde; his personality such that he had followers of uncommon intelligence.  He was a member of the Older Stoner Mouth Presbyterian Church and was one of the five men denounced from the pulpit by their pastor, Rev. Samuel Reynolds, for attending the revival of the Rev. Barton Stone at Cane Ridge in 1801 when the Christian Church was formed.  A camp meeting was afterward held on John Shawhan's farm about 1818, and from the converts of that camp the present Mt. Carmel Church was formed."  (Perrin's History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas County, Kentucky--1882)

We drive along the narrow winding road named after our ancestors until after about a mile we arrive at the village of Shawhan.  We see a beautiful little stone church on the left.  It is the Shawhan Baptist Church, and it is now the only active "business" in this once thriving community.  I reminisce on the history of this quaint church that was built in the last century on land given by William David, an early farmer in the region.  In those days, it was a Presbyterian Church and was attended by many of our ancestors.  Just past the church, we drive over a small bridge that crosses over a railroad track.  The railroad track reminds me of the beginnings of this village.  The village was originally named "Shawhan’s Station" because it served as a shipping point for the surrounding farm community.  Also, when whiskey distilling was in full swing throughout the last century, the distinctly unique brand of "Bourbon" whiskey was shipped far and wide.  Our 4th great uncle, Joseph Shawhan (1781-1871), and his son Henry Ewalt Shawhan, donated the land and invested heavily in this venture to bring a railroad through this part of Kentucky.  Many barrels of Shawhan whiskey traveled down those tracks to parts . 

Just across the bridge, we turn left onto a country road that parallels the track.  As we make the turn, I notice that one of the oldest buildings in Shawhan has recently been torn down.  The last time I visited this village an old country grocery store sat on the left about fifty yards or so beyond the railroad track along the Shawhan road.  This old building had a history in our family.  One of our ancestors, Daniel "Casher Dan" Shawhan (brother to our 3rd great-grandmother, Nancy Shawhan), and his partner Thomas E. Moore (who married a granddaughter of the above Joseph Shawhan) once used the building as a storehouse for Shawhan whiskey.

We drive up the road to the fourth house on the right.  This is the home of the Evans family who now own the land upon which our Smith family burial ground sits.  We stop and talk with the Evans’ and are greeted warmly.  We tell them of our desire to restore the old burial ground and they say, "good luck!" and with that they tell us to feel free to come and go as we please—just remember to secure the cattle gates.  We thank them and are on our way.  We arrive at the Nicholas and Nancy Smith family burial ground about 8AM.  We drive slowly back to the site, taking a video record as we go.  The morning is very cool (about 45°) and sunny—a beautiful day to work!  We drive through three farmer’s gates and pull up to the burial ground.  Tom surveys the site and sees what needs to be done.  The site itself is overgrown with briars, saplings, and several trees.  A large oak tree, perhaps as old as the burial ground itself, died long ago and fell over graves of Nicholas and Nancy.  Though uncertain of what other graves lay nearby, we are certain that others will be discovered as we uncover the years of clutter and overgrowth.

The Smith family cemetery sits on a high ground overlooking the Licking River about 90 yards to the north.  The countryside is beautiful and very rural.  Surrounding us for long distances in every direction are rolling hills and farmer’s fields.  I can understand why our ancestors chose this spot for their final resting place.

We now begin to clean up the burial ground in earnest.  Tom is using a chain saw to cut up the old fallen oak while I am using a grub hoe to cut out the briars.  It is slow going all the way but we are steadily clearing away decades (perhaps even one hundred years) of neglect.  I am amazed that within a couple of hours the weeds are giving way to some semblance of order.  What satisfaction we feel!  Both of us feel the presence of our ancestors in this place.

Tom finds a gravestone!  It is shaped beautifully but is buried too far in the ground to make out a name.

Another curious stone lay beneath some underbrush near a tree on the northeast part of the burial ground.  The stone is very small with the inscription "N.E.S."  It looks like a footstone; so, where is the headstone and what does "N.E.S." stand for?

It’s almost noon and we find a large base stone just behind Nancy Shawhan’s stone.  Where there’s a base stone, there’s a head stone; so we begin digging  in "front" (our guess) of the base stone.  After some probing, we hit paydirt.  We carefully dig around the stone and pull it out.  The stone is broken and what we pull out is the bottom section.  The stone reads, "born July 1, 1823, died November 9, 1855, aged 32 years, 5 months, 1 day."  This is Nicholas Smith III’s stone because I remember a Western Citizen, Paris, Kentucky, newspaper article obituary which reads: "Smith, Nicholas, at his residence in Bourbon County, on the 2d inst.  aged 33 years, November 9, 1855."

While looking for the top half of the stone, Tom discovers a second stone just beneath the first.  Thinking we had found the top section of Nicholas’s stone, we carefully pull out the second stone.  To our surprise, we found the missing top section of Nancy Shawhan’s stone.  How peculiar, Nancy’s stone lying beneath her son’s!  We now have the complete stone of our 3rd great grandmother (with the exception of a very small piece).  But where is the rest of Nicholas’s stone?  As we discover, it is laying in several pieces in different locations in the burial ground.  A piece shows up here and there throughout the afternoon.  By the end of the day, we found about four pieces.  Several pieces remained hidden.

By the end of the day, we are tired but feel very good about our efforts.

October 4, 1999
Great discoveries today.  We continue to clean out the brush.  At a break point, Tom got curious about a broken stone sitting to the left of Nicholas, Sr.  He began digging around the stone and found a small field stone that said "___cholas Decd 1____"  I came to help dig and after about fifteen minutes, I poke in front of the stone to the left and notice a smooth stone.  We dig it up and read the inscription:

Catharine Smit
Died November the 18
1893, aged 79

Why is the name "Smit" on the stone?  Perhaps this is a relation to Nicholas—a German relative?  This does not make much sense to me since I have never run across any German relatives through my research.  Besides, her age fits a child of Nicholas rather than a sister.  It then hit me:  they had a daughter named Kitty Ann.  It makes sense that this could be her.  I open my genealogy database and—BINGO—the dates fit Kitty Ann Smith (sort of)!  So, Kitty Ann’s formal name is Catharine!  We surmise that the "Smit" spelling is nothing other than a calculation mistake on the part of the engraver—he simply ran out of room and shortened the name to fit the stone.

A second curious discovery.  Tom found a second small field stone with the words "KATH______
SM
Nov 18

Now, what in the world does this mean?

Tom is taking out "stobs" (tiny stumps) when he finds an altogether different stone.  It is small the following inscription:

Nancy E. Smith
Born April 19, 1852
Died October 6, 1854
Daughter of N & A Smith

This must be a child of Nicholas and Amanda (Allison) Smith who had, until now, has gone unrecorded in Smith family history.  We now reclaim this child as part of our family history!  This is the headstone of the mysterious footstone that had been found on the first day.

What a day of discovery!  At the end of the day, Tom and I feel very tired but immensely satisfied that we have honored our ancestors by bringing their final resting place back into order.  We also decide that this is the place where we want to be buried—among our ancestors on this beautiful hill overlooking the Licking River.  We will talk with Mr. Evans sometime this week to see if we can purchase this family burial ground and legally bring the property back into our family.

October 5, 1999
More discoveries today as well as some corrections to earlier assumptions.  We start the morning searching for Nicholas I’s headstone.  We search and search but without success.  During the morning I notice something we had missed on Catharine Smith’s stone.  Her death date was 1825 rather than the 1893 we assumed earlier!  This clearly eliminates Kitty Ann Smith as previously assumed.  This Catharine must be Nicholas Smith’s wife.  The field stone with Catharine Smith’s name and death date match that of the later stone.

Tom makes the discovery of the day when he comes across a huge stone of Joseph Smith, son of Nancy and Nicholas.  This stone provides birth and death dates that have previously been missing.  Joseph was born February 1827 and died November 27, 1850.  His stone sits to the right of Catharine Smith’s stone.  On an eerie note, Tom tells me that he had a dream last night telling him where to dig!  Our ancestors even walk with us in our sleep!

It is late in the afternoon and I find Nancy E. Smith’s base stone almost adjacent to Nicholas III’s stone.  It measures almost exactly 7 ft. from her foot stone.

We spend the rest of the afternoon measuring the burial ground and marking the exact locations of each of the stones.  We also begin drawing each stone.  We complete the stones for Nicholas Smith II, Nancy Reading, and Nicholas Smith III.

October 6, 1999
Today we are bound and determined to find what we feel is the last "treasure" remaining in this small family cemetery:  the gravestone of Nicholas Smith I.  We spent several hours yesterday digging all around the broken base—about a ten foot square consisting mostly of roots.  The digging was a painfully slow and back-breaking process.  This morning we begin again with a renewed determination.  We both feel that Nicholas’ stone represents the last family stone.

After an hour or so of continued digging, we decide that we should dig up Nicholas II’s base stone.  We know where it is because of the position of the headstone.  Both of us had agreed to leave this stone until the last because it was surely not going anywhere.  After about fifteen minutes, we find the top of the base stone.  We dig and dig and dig, ever widening the hole to come at the buried stone from an angle.

In an effort to widen the hole, Tom begins digging about a foot or so to the left.  About six inches down, he hears a familiar "clunk" sound.  Gingerly, he clears away the dirt and discovers a stone with a smooth edge.  "Bob, come here!" he says, "I think I found Nicholas I’s stone!"  I run over and brush away the dirt and notice some writing.  The word "SMIT" appears.  We found our 4th great-grandfather’s stone!  We can’t believe that it is located a full 8 feet from its base.  We quickly dig it out and bring it to the surface.  In order to be certain that the broken base match the head stone, Tom measures the width and thickness of each—a perfect match!  The inscription on the stone reads:

Nicholas Smit
Senior
Died April the 7th
1826 Aged 87 yrs

The only stone now remaining is Nicholas II’s base stone.  We continue to dig.  After about 35-40 minutes, we have dug about 3 ft. down and uncovered a full 10" of the stone, but it still does not budge!  How far down does this stone go?  We are a bit frustrated but continue to dig.  Finally, Tom asks, "do we really have to dig this up?"  We can do it, and you know me, I’ll keep digging until we get this sucker out of the ground, but why?  This is a perfect marker for all of the other stones.  Why don’t we fill the hole back and leave a marker identifying the spot?  We can come back next spring, dig it up and go from there."  I don’t like the idea.  We have succeeded uncovering every stone but this one, why stop now?  We banter back and forth for a while and finally I agree that we can leave it where it is.  The rest of the morning is spent shoveling dirt back into place and smoothing the surface.

We take a lunch break then come back for a final wrap up.  We carry brush and logs throughout the afternoon.  Finally, about 5:30PM, we are finished!  We agree that our job here is completed until the spring of next year.  We have lined up all of the gravestones and ask our ancestors’ patience that they will have to wait until then before we can put their stones in place.  Tom and I feel genuinely satisfied that we have honored our ancestors.  We take our final leave by taking pictures and videotaping our efforts.
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Nancy Shawhan is described in Isobel Madsen's genealogical account as "small and quick, and her hair was auburn."  Her granddaughter, Nancy Smith (Hinkson, Vanarsdale) remembered her as wearing flowers in her hair, and once when she Nancy was milking, the cow's tail swished the blossom from her hair and she replaced it "just so," and continued milking.45

Nancy continued to live on the farm until she died, or as Isobel Chandler Madsen said "she (Nancy) just grew waxier and smaller and melted away."39 (Note: evidence suggests that she returned to Bourbon County, Kentucky, before her death.  She is buried in the Smith Family Burial Ground on her dower land, Shawhan, Kentucky.--REF

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Marriage Notice to Bourbon County Court, 9 January 181646
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, That we (signature of Nicholas Smith and John Shawhan) are held and firmly bound unto the Commonwealth of Kentucky, in the just and full sum of fifty pounds, current money, to the payment of which, well and truly to be made, to the said Commonwealth, we and each of us bind ourselves, and every of our heirs, executors, and administrators, jointly and severally, firmly by these presents, sealed with our seals, and dated this Ninth day of January one-thousand eight hundred and sixteen.

The condition of the above obligation is such, that whereas a MARRIAGE is shortly intended to be solemnized between the above bound (handwritten Nicholas Smith and Nancy Shawhan) of Bourbon County.  Now, if there is no lawful cause to obstruct said MARRIAGE, then the above obligation to be void, otherwise to remain in full force.

Signed (hand written signatures) Nicholas Smith    John Shawhan
Attest:  (signature) Tho P. Smith
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Bourbon County Court Deed Book 68, pp. 45-52 (transcribed by Robert E. Francis, November 23, 2000)

June 26th, 1884
Nicholas Smith Heirs to  Smith Heirs, Deed Partition

Whereas the division of the lands of Nicholas Smith Sr. late of Bourbon Co. Ky. A certain tract of land in said county, on the waters of Licking river, in the vicinity of Shawhan’s Station on the Ky. Central Railroad containing containing as these supposed 98 A. 2 R 10 poles, but since unascertained by survey to be only 93 A. 1 R. 18 poles was allotted as dower for her life to his widow Nancy Smith, with remainder in for to said Nicholas Smith, Sr.’s four children John Smith, Nicholas Smith, & Margaret Pugh and Katherine A. Batterton and John T. Smith, sold his one fourth interest in reversion to his mother many years ago and Nicholas died leaving as his widow Amanda M. Smith & two children Margaret A. David and John Oscar Smith, & so John Oscar sold and conveyed his interest in sd. Nancy’s dower to his mother Amanda M. Smith, and whereas upon the death of said Nancy Smith her fourth interest in reversim(?), descended to her said children and grandchildren as follows: to John T. Smith, Margaret Pugh, Katherine Batterton and her daughter by another marriage by Georgia Ireland in the proportion of one-fifth each and to her grandchildren, John Oscar Smith and Margaret A. David, childfren of her dec’d son, Nicholas Smith, Jr., the remaining fifth jointly—And whereas since the said Nancy’s death, said dower tract, has by agreement among the owners been divided and allotted between them, according to their several interests by Wm Skinner, James T. Tate, and John C. May, Commissioners, agreed on for that purpose, as follows: Lot 4, containing 23 A. 1 R. 18 P., to Mrs. Margaret Pugh—wife of Gus Pugh as her original fourth interest in reversion in said dower tract. Lot No. 3 contains 30 A. to Margaret A. David wife of William David, and her mother Amanda Smith jointly being Nicholas Smith’s original fourth in sd. Land. Lot No. 2 containg 25 A. to Mrs. Catherine A. Batterton as her original fourth therein, and Lot No. 1 representing said Nancy’s original fourth purchased from her son John T. Smith was left undivided by said Commissioners. At the request of the owners to whom the same was allotted in the following proportions: Jno. T. Smith, Margaret Pugh, Katherine Batterton & George Ireland one-fifth each, and to Jno. Oscar Smith & Margaret David one tenth each, and whereas said owners for the purpose of dividing Lot No. 1 have sold and conveyed the same to Jno. T. Argo, and have also heretofore executed (illegible) of partitions for the remaining Lots 2, 3 & 4 to the parties entitled thereto, but which have been lost through the U.S. mail before the same were recorded. Now this indenture dated June 26, 1884, Witnesseth: first, that for & in consideration of the premises and of said partition of said Dower tract as aforesaid the undersigned Katherine A. Batterton, Amanda M. Smith, Margaret A. David & William David her husband, George A. Ireland & her husband Harvy C. Ireland, John Oscar Smith and his wife Elizabeth Smith and John T. Smith & his wife Mary Smith hereby grant and convey to Margaret Pugh, wife of Gus Pugh the aforementioned Lot No. 4, in the said subdivision of Nancy Smith’s Dower tract, containing 23 A. 1 R. 18 poles bounded as follows: (Beginning at a point in the Ruddell’s Mill’s pike corner to lot No. 2 thence N 41 1/2 E 37 poles to a point in said Road, corner to sd. Mrs. Margret Pugh, thence with her line N 37 1/2 W 90 1/2 poles to a stone on the south bank of Licking, thence down said Bank N 80 1/2 W 38 poles: thence N 63 W 11 poles to a stone corner to Lot No. 3 thence South 37 1/2 E 123 1/2 poles to the Beginning.) bring one-fourth in value of said Dower, the same to have to hold unto the said Margaret Pugh, & her heirs and assigns forever, with covenants of Special Warranty—and 2nd we the undersigned Margaret Pugh, & her husband Gus Pugh, Amanda M. Smith, Margaret A. David & her husband Wm David, Georgia Ireland & her husband Harvy C. Ireland, Jno. Oscar Smith and his wife (blank) Smith, and John T. Smith and his wife (blank) Smith, for and in consideration of the promises and of the partition of said Dower tract as aforesaid, hereby grant and convey unto Mrs. Katherine A. Batterton the aforementioned Lot No. 2 in the subdivision of Mrs. Nancy Smith’s dower tract containing 25 A. bounded as follows—Beginning at a point in the Ruddell’s Mill’s pike, corner to Lot No. 1, sold to John T. Argo, thence with said pike N 41 1/4 E. 47 poles to a point in said pike, corner to lot No. 4, allotted and conveyed as above to Mrs. Margaret Pugh, thence with the line of lot No. 4 N 37 1/2 W. 82 poles to a stone corner to Lot No. 3 of said subdivision allotted to Mrs. Amanda Smith & Mrs. Margaret David and in the line of lot No. 4 thence with the line of Lot No. 3 S. 53 1/2 W. 44 poles, thence S. 37 1/2 E. 92 poles to the beginning, being one fourth in value of said Dower, the same to have and to hold unto her the said Katherine A. Batterton her heirs and assigns forever, with covenant and special warranty. And 3rd we the undersigned Margaret Pugh and her husband Gus Pugh, Katherine Batterton, Georgia Ireland and her husband Harvy C. Ireland, John Oscar Smith and his wife (blank) Smith and John T. Smith and his wife (blank) Smith, for and in consideration of the promises and the partition of said Dower tract as aforesaid hereby grant and convey unto the said Amanda M. Smith and the said Margaret A. David jointly Lot No. 3 in the subdivision of the said Nancy Smith’s dower tract containing 30 acres of land and bounded as follows: Beginning at an Ash stump on the bluff overlooking Licking river, then South 4 W. 33 poles to the corner of Gus Pugh & Wm David, thence S 37 E 23 poles , thence S 41 E. 13 1/2 poles, thence S 38 1/2 East 30 1/2 poles to a stone corner to Lot No. 1 of said subdivision sold as aforesaid to Argo, thence with the line of Lot No. 1 N 53 1/2 E. 62 1/2 poles to a stone corner of Lot No. 2 in the line of Lot No. 4, thence with the line of Lot No. 4 N. 37 1/2 W. 41 1/2 poles to a stone on the South bank of Licking, thence down the South bank N. 80 1/2 w. 27 poles, thence N. 63 W. 38 poles to a small sycamore, thence leaving the river S 27 1/2 W 8 1/4 poles to the Beginning being one fourth in value of said Dower tract, the same to have and to hold unto the same Amanda M. Smith and Margrit A. David jointly, and their heirs aand assigns forever with covenant and special warranty. In testimony whereof the said sveral grantees in the foregoing three several conveyances respectively have hereunto set their hands the (illegible) first above written.
John O. Smith
Elizabeth Smith
John S. Smith
Mary M. Smith
Katherine A. Batterton
Margaret Pugh
Gus Pugh
Wm H. David
Margaret A. David
Amanda M. Smith
Georgia A. Ireland
Harvy C. Ireland

State of Kentucky
County of Bourbon 
I Jas. M. Hughes, clerk of the County Circuit of said County, do certify that the foregoing Deed was produced to me in my office and acknowledged by Katherine A. Batterton, Margaret Pugh & Gus Pugh her husband this 28th day of June 1884. Parties thereto, to be their act and deed, and said deed was on this day again produced to me in said office and acknowledged by William H. David and his wife & Amanda M. Smith, parties thereto, to be their act and deed. Given under my hand this 30th day of June 1884. J. M. Hughes, clerk
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I L. H. Powell a Notery Public within and for the County of Clay and State of Missouri, do certify that this instrument of writing from John O. Smith and Elizabeth Smith his wife, was this day produced to me by the parties, which was acknowledged by the said John O. Smith and Elizabeth Smith his wife to be their act and deed, and the contents and effect of the instrument herein explained to the said John O. Smith and wife by me examined separate and apart from her husband, she thereupon declared that she did freely and voluntarily execute and deliver the same to be her act and deed and asserted that the same might be recorded.  Given under my hand and official seal at my office in Smithville in said county of Clay the 16th day of July A. D. 1884.  My official term as Notary Public expires January the 24th 1886.

L. N. Powell
Notary Public
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State of Kentucky, County of Bourbon
I Jas. M. Hughes, clerk of the County Court of said County, do certify that the foregoing and was this day lodged for record, and the same

On January 12, 1816 Nancy first married Nicholas SMITH Jr., son of Nicholas SMIT Sr. (1739-April 7, 1826) & Catharine (Katharine) (1756-November 28, 1825), in Bourbon County, Kentucky.47,48 Officiated by Rev. John Moreland. Nicholas was born in Virginia? in 1787. Nicholas died in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on November 24, 1834; he was 47.44 Nicholas was buried in Smith Family Burial Ground, Shawhan, Kentucky.49

NICHOLAS SMITH II50

Nicholas Smith II, son of Nicholas I, was born around 1785 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. He was the second oldest of five children: Peter, Nicholas, Jacob, Joseph, and Elizabeth. He grew up on the homestead in the bends of the South Fork of the Licking River and Stoner Creek. It was located near the junction of the Shawhan-Ruddle's Mill Road near the settlement of Shawhan, originally called Shawhan Station. There was much interchange between the Smith and Shawhan families and later Nancy Shawhan married Nicholas II and a son of theirs married a Shawhan granddaughter. A moderate rise leading to the south bluff provided a view of the river valley. The homestead houses were very isolated and the approach roads were rough. The original locations were chosen for the prospect of excellent farm land and the availability of water.

A description of this land found in a collection of letters of the William David family who owned the adjoining property follows:

“The only outlet from our place was a narrow strip of land that lay along the river side of the Ewalt land, beginning at the foot of a rocky slope and later bending to the left to become a road with a straight corridor through the narrowest part of the Ewalt Estate...We found the dirt road level and dusty in warm weather, but in cold weather it was muddy or frozen in deep ruts.  About half way between the pike and the river cliffs was a large depression on one side that became a pond in the spring and fall, a mud hole in the summer and in winter an icy menace...The road turned to the right and when we were past the bend, we could see the river far below the wooded cliff as the buggy crazily crept up a slope of rock shelves into level ground to face another menace.  A tree had large roots growing into the road and a bend in the road around the tree made the road very close to the cliff edge...We dreaded the jolting dangers of the road ahead for its rock shelves were like uneven steps, the horse almost sliding down the gate which let us into our own place.  Soon we were rolling smoothly across the woods, out the river gate onto the final stretch between the low river bank and our lower field.  Then we reached the double gates and turned into the orchard gate for the horse and buggy were kept in the barn at the old stone house.”

Notes:  The “Ewalt Land” referred to above was owned by Sarah, mother of Samuel Ewalt, who married Nicholas II’s sister Margaret.  The old stone house...is the old David Family home, referred to above, which still stands.

Nicholas II and Nancy Shawhan were married January 12, 1816. Nancy was born October 10, 1799 in Bourbon County and her parents were John Shawhan and Margaret (Peggy) McCune. (see separate section on the Shawhans). Five children were born to this couple: Kitty Ann (Katherine, 1818), John S. Smith (1821), Nicholas III (1823), Joseph (1827), and Margaret (1834). The children were all born in Bourbon County, Kentucky.

Nicholas II died intestate around 1835 leaving Nancy a widow at the age of 36 with five minor children. He had survived his father by only seven years. An inventory of the estate of Nicholas Smith II was made on February 19, 1835 and signed by Nancy Smith. As appointed guardians to the children, witnesses signing the document were: Samuel Ewalt, a neighbor who later married Margaret, George Rush, who later married the widowed Nancy, and John Ivy. The value of the slaves was placed at $2425 to be split three ways, or $808.33 each portion. Part of the estate was "Dower property," the 98 acres that reverted to Nancy at the time of Nicholas' death. The family burial plot was on this piece of land. Partial settlement of the estate was made in January 1838 although final distribution of property was tied up in the courts and couldn't be completed until after Nancy's death. Due to her longevity, this wasn't until 1884. In the meantime, some of her children had sold off their share without valid deeds because of the lack of a will to establish a legal distribution. The property settlement of Nicholas I had been the subject of a legal squabble between Boone family heirs and the Smith family that went all the way to the U. S. Supreme Court and covered a period of over thirty years and was also involved in the final 1884 settlement.

The 1850 census indicates that the widow Nancy Smith was living with two sons: John, 29, and Joseph, 23. After her son John's first wife Malvina Hinkson died, he sold his property to his mother, who in turn lived with the bereaved family and kept house for them. They moved to Pike county, Missouri where he was remarried to Mary M.

Nancy died around 1884 at about the age of 78 and was buried on her family plot in the vicinity of Shawhan, Kentucky

Kitty A. married Elias Batterton May 13, 1834. In 1870, she was a widow at 36 with six children: Ben, William, Eliza, Frank, James, and Joseph.

John S. married Malvina Hinkson in 1851. They had three children: John T., Maggie M., and Emma R. Left a widower, he was remarried to a Mary M. and moved to Pike County, Missouri. They had a son, Charles T.

Nicholas III, (the author's GG-grandfather) follows in detail.

Joseph died March, 1852 at 25 years of age. He never married.

Margaret E. married Colonel Samuel Ewalt in 1848 at fourteen years of age. She was left a widow in 1868 with three children: Sallie, Samuel, and Eddie. The 1870 census indicates that she had remarried August Pugh, a farmer. They had several children.
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Inventory of the appraisement of the estate of Nicholas Smith deceased.  A true and perfect Inventory of all the personal Estate of Nicholas Smith deceased which was produced to us by Nancy Smith Administrator of the Estate of Nicholas Smith decd is as follows.

Sipit a Negro Boy $600.00
Nancy a Negro Girl 475.00
Henrietta a Negro do 450.00
Elizabeth a Negro do 325.00
Julia Ann a Negro do 275.00
Henry a Negro Boy 300.00
One brass clock 50.00
One bed stead and beding $25 25.00
One bed & do & do $10 10.00
One bed & stead & do  $25 one bed & stead & do $12 37.00
One bed & stead & do  $15 15.00
One bed & stead & do  $12  One chest & sugar desk $1.50 13.50
One man’s saddle and bridle $8  One Bureau $4 12.00
One jug and keg 50 cents. One chest 50 cents 1.00
One big wheel and one small wheel & one recl 1.50
One small saddle $5.  One woman’s saddle $5 10.00
One crop cut san(?)  $00.12  One pair steelyards 50¢ .62
One smoothing iron and two hack___ .50
One pair of fire irons .50
One Conk 75¢  One tea kettle 37¢ 1.12
Two coffee pots and one pan .62
Large kettle $1  Five kettles $5 6.00
One large kettle $1  One dining room table $2 3.00
One small table 25¢ One bureau $6 6.25
Three candlestick snuffers and waiter .75
One tin box 25¢  Two tea canisters 12 1/2¢ .37 1/2
One flower pot 12 1/2 ¢  One large waiter 75¢ .87 1/2
One set of silver tablespoons 18.00
One set of teaspoons, two salt spoons & cream spoons 2.50
One cupboard & ware 22.50
One chest 50¢  One pr cp $3 3.50
4 counterpanes $6  13 table cloths $9.75 15.75
2 counterpanes $2.50  3 quilts $1.50 4.00
9 sheets $4.50  shoe makar (sic) tools 37 1/2¢ 4.87 1/2
2 looking glass 25¢  9 Windsor chairs $4.50 4.75
2 split bottom chairs 1.25¢  One stove 50¢ 1.75
1 shovel & pokes 37 1/2¢  One lot of books $2.25 2.62 1/2
1 whet stone & slate 25¢  3 weaving reeds  62 1/2¢ .87 1/2
1 canapee $3.33  One lot of old irons $1.50 4.83
1 table 75¢  Two pots & two ovens $1.50 2.25
2 buckets 1 table & ware 1.25
1 churn 37 1/2¢  3 pot trammels(?) $1.82 1/2 2.25
4 pot hooks 75¢  1 skillet & lid 37 1/2¢ 1.12 1/2
1 wagon & gear & wood bed .75
1 wheat fan $8.00  One Cary plow $3.50 11.50
2 small ploughs  $2.50  2 Cary plows $7.00 9.50
1 spreader & (?) $1.00  a (?) $1.75 2.75
1 spreader & 2 si__ngletrees $1 1.00
2 pair of gu__ $6.00 One bay horse $40.00 46.00
1 Roan horse $20.00  One Bay horse $30.00 50.00
1 Black horse $50.00 1 gray horse 12 1/2¢ 50.12 1/2
1 sorrel horse 40.00
1 Bay filly $35.00  One Bay filly $30.00 65.00
1 Bay horse $35.00  1 Bay horse $50.00 85.00
1 white cow $8.00 1 white cow $7.00 15.00
1 speckled cow $7.00 1 spotted cow $8.00 15.00
1 red cow $8.00 1 red cow $7.00 15.00
1 steer $6.50 7 calves $19.25 25.75
33 sheep & 9 lambs 35.25
1 grind stone 25¢  1 rifle gun $10.00 10.25
Amounts of notes as follows, viz, 
1 on George Rush due on 18th day of March in 1834 for 115.80
1 on Abram Spears due on the 16th day of Sept in 1832 for  636.00
1 on Nicholas Brindley due on the 9th day of Mar in 1833 for 200.00
1 on Michael Smith due on the 30th day of Oct in 1834 for 15.80
1 on Archibald King due on the 20th day of April 1835 for 138.42
1 on James Houston due on the 20th day of Sept in 1834 for 205.45
1 on George Pugh due on the 1st day of Oct in 1835 for 120.00
1 on John Shawhan, Sr., due the 27th day of Sep in 1825 for 250.00
1 on same due the 27th day of July in 1825 for 20.00
1 on same due the 12th day of July in 1817 for 212.00
Credit on Commonwealth paper $200 which is equal to $100 in silver on the 18th day of Sept 1834 on same 
1 on Gustavus Pugh due the 24th day of January 1836 for 300.00
1 on John & Joshua Irvin & Wm Griffith due the 8th day of July 1817 for 66.00
Cr by the interest on same as to the 8th day of Sep 1823 
1 on Christopher Smith due the 6th day of April 1825 for 190.00
Cr by cash on the 26th day of October 1826 $30 on same 
Cr by cash on the 19th day of November 1831 $106 on same 
1 on Thomas Snotgrass due the 10th day of July 1824 for 113.00
Cr by cash on the 4th day of August 1825 $100 on same 
1 on Henry David due the 15th day of January 1836 for 43.75
1 on Samuel Stephens due the 25th day of August in 1817 for  220.00
Considered doubtful.  Cr by this amount up to the 20th day of August in 1821. 
1 on same due the 11th day of April in 1818 for 40.00
Considered doubtful. 
14 hogs $31.50 31.50
5 sows & 1 barrow $18.00  7 pigs $4.37 1/2 23.37 1/2
1 asc $1.50  1 slide & (?) 75¢ 2.25
1 still & copper $15 15.00
Brought over 6250.12 1/2
10 barrels whiskey at 23¢ per gallon 
1 foil adz $1.00 One hand saw 25¢ 1.25
1 mason hammer 37 1/2¢ 

I do certify that the foregoing inventory contains all the personall Estate of Nicholas Smith deceased which hath come to my hands.  Given under my hand this 19th day of February 1835.

Nancy Smith Admr.

We do certify that the foregoing appraisement was truly & justly made of all the personal property of Nicholas Smith decd which was produced to us by his Administrator to the best of our judgment.  All of which we Respectfully report to the Bourbon County Court.  Given under our hands this the 19th day of February 1835.

Samuel Ewalt
George Rush
John Fry

At the March Term of the Bourbon County Court Kentucky on the second day of March 1835.
This inventory and appraisement of the Estate of Nicholas Smith deceased was produced into Court approved of and (?) to record.  Witness Thomas P. Smith of the said Court the date above.

Tho. P. Smith Clk
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Inventory of property of Nicholas Smith:

An Inventory of the property of Nicholas Smith deceased taken by Nancy Smith his widow at the appraised value.

One Brass Clock $50
One Bedstead & bedding $25
1 Bedstead & bedding $10
1 Bedstead & bedding $15
1 Bedstead & bedding  $12
1 Chest & Sugar $1.50
1 Means Saddle & Bridle $8
1 Bureau $4
1 Jug & Keg 50¢
1 Chest 50¢
Big ?? wheel & reel $1.50
1 Small Saddle $5
1 Woman's Saddle $5
1 Cross Cut Saw 121/2¢
1 pr Stubyards 50¢
Smoothing Iron and two hackles 50¢
1 pr Fire Irons 50¢
1 Conch 75¢
1 Tea Kettle 37 1/2¢
2 Coffee Pots & 1 Pan 62 1/2¢
5 Kettles $5
1 Dining Table $2
1 Small table 25¢
1 Bureau $6
Candlesticks 75¢
Tin Base 25¢
Tea Canister 12 1/2¢
1 flower Pot 12 1/2¢
large Waiter 75¢
Silver Spoons $20
1 Cup Board & Ward $22.50
1 Chest 50¢
Press $3
4 Counterpanes $6
13 tablecloths $9.75
2 Counterpanes $2.30
three quilts  $1.50
9 Sheets $4.50
Shoemaking Tools  37 1/2¢
2 Looking Glasses 25¢
9 Windsor Chairs $4.50
2 Split Bottomed Chairs $1.25
1 Stove 50¢
1 Shovel & Porker 37 1/2¢
1 Lot of Books $2.25
1 Whetstone & slate 25¢
3 weaving reeds 62 1/2¢
1 Canopy $3.33
Table Pots & Ovens
2 Buckets 1 table & ware $1.25
1 Churn 37¢
Po?ramels $1.87
40 Pot hooks 75¢
1 Wagon and _____ _____ Bed
1 Wheat fan $8
2 Shovel & Ploughs $2.50
2 Carcy's Ploughs $7
1 Spreader & Stretcher $1
2 Anes $1.75
1 Spreader & 2 single trees $1
2 pair of gees(e) $6
1 Roan Horse $20
3 Bay mares $56
1 Black Horse $50
1 Bay Horse $35
1 White Cow $8
1 White Backed Cow $7
1 Speckled Cow $7
1 Red Cow $7
1 Grindstone 25¢
14 Hogs $31.50
7 Pigs $4.30 1/2
1 Handsaw $5

At a County Court held for Bourbon County on the 6th day of November 1837.  This Inventory of property taken by Nancy Smith, widow and select of Nicholas Smith died, at the appraised value being returned onto Court is approved of and ordered to record.    Witness Thomas P. Smith clerk of the said Court the (above) date.

Tho P. Smith
by  W. Smith

An account of Sales of the Estate of Nicholas Smith deceased made on February 1835 on a credit of 12 months

Robert Stewart         1 foot adz(e?)
Silas Sparks             1 Mason's hammer
James Rule                1 Lot of old (?)ans
Daniel Shawhan                  1 do ("do" is the same as " " marks)
Samuel Arnold           1 Skillett & lid
Matthew Current      1 Kettle
Daniel Shawhan         1 Oven & lid
        do                       1 Ten gallon Kettle
        do                       1 Bedstead & Bedding
Nancy Smith              1     do              do
Elias Batterton           1 Carey Plough
John Lail                    5 Barrells of Whiskey   25¢ per gallon
James Coons                5               do                           do
Jacob Lidle                 1 Grey Horse
Daniel Shawhan          1 Sorrell Horse
        do                        1 Bay filley
Wm M?raine              1 Bay filley
Jacob Liddle                1 Bay Horse
Elias Batterton            1 Bay Horse
Henry Ewalt                4 small calves
       do                          3        do
       do                          1 Steer
       do                          1 White Cow
       do                          1 Red Cow
Alen Patton                  5 Sows
B Vandirin                   10 Sheep first choice with lambs
       do                                    do  second   do
       do                          11 Sheep at 82¢ per head
James Rule                  1 Rifle Gun
Daniel Shawhan           1 Still

Items Brought forward

Given under my hand as _______  ______ of Nicholas Smith decd. this first day of November 1837

(signed)
Nancy Smith

At the November Term of the County Court of Bourbon County on the 6th day of November 1837.
This account of Sales of the Estate of Nicholas Smith decd. being returned into Court is approved of and ordered to record Witness Thomas P. Smith clerk of said Court the date above.

(signed)
Tho. P. Smith
by W.O. Smith dc
______________________________________________________
An Inventory of the Estate of Nicholas Smith decd.  

Cash for note on George Rush 115.80
do Interest to 1st January 1835 26.27
Do for Do on Abraham Thean (spelling uncertain) 636.00
Int to 7 Oct 1835 to Jany 1835 201.00
Do for Do on Nicholas Brindley 200.00
Int to 1st Jany 1838 19.70
Do for Do on Michael Smith 15.00
Do for Do on Archibald King 138.42
Interest 22.14
Do for Do on James Houston 205.45
Interest 40.39
Do for Do on George Pugh 120.00
Interest to first January 1838 16.80
Do for Do on John Shawhan 230.00
Do for Do on Same 20.00
Int on 2 above 198.45
Do for Do on Same 212.00
Cr 100.00 112.00
Interest on above 224.60
Do for Do on Gustavies Pugh 300.00
Do for Do on John & Joshua Irwin 66.00
Interest 36.36
Do for Do Henry David 43.75
Int 1 Jany 1838 7.75
Do for int on James Crams? Sale Note 11.54
Do for Do on James Traben's (Trabue?) note 4.80
$3082.42

Given under my hand as _______ of Nicholas Smith decd this 1st day November 1836.

Nancy Smith

At a County Court held for Bourbon County on the 6th day of November 1837.

This additional inventory of the Estate of Nicholas Smith decd being returned into Court is approved of and ordered to record.
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Bourbon County, Kentucky, Court Deed Book 43, pp. 383-384:
April 10, 1849 - Keziah Brown Heirs to Nicholas Smith Heirs (transcribed by Robert E. Francis November 22, 2000)

This Indenture made and entered into this 10th day of April in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty nine Between John Brown Eliza Brown Henry Brown Margaret Brown Edward Brown and Sally Brown Heirs of Kezia Brown dec’d Hez B. Flournoy Rowland Flournoy Lawrence Flournoy and Jones Flournoy Heirs of Thoedocia Flournoy dec’d Thomas Chiles William Chiles Thomas Flournoy child and heir of Solomon Flournoy dec’d who was a child and heir of the said Theodocia Flournoy dec’d by James M. Arnold a commissioner of the one and first part and John Smith Joseph Smith Nicholas Smith Margaret Elizabeth Smith Elias Batterton and Catherine Batterton his wife heirs of Nicholas Smith, Jr. dec’d a party of the other and second part witnesseth: that whereas in a suit in chancery depending in the Bourbon Court George Rush &c against James W. Ingels so it was at the October term 1848 of said court amongst other things decreed and ordered that the heirs of Keziah Brown dec’d and the heirs of Theodocia Flournoy dec’d and William and Thomas D. Chiles convey to the defendants and heirs of Smith by deed of (illegible) and quit claim all their right title and interest in and to the two hundred sixty one &c fraction acres of land mentioned in the surveyors report on or before the first day of the first day (sic) of the necst (sic) Term of this Court and upon their failure to do as James M. Arnold is appointed commissioner to make said conveyance for them and the said party of the first part having failed to comply with said (illegible) nor the said James M. Arnold as commissioner for the party of the first part in pursuance of said decree and of the statutes in such cases made and provided of the county of Bourbon and state of Kentucky as hereby (illegible) release and quit claim and by these presents have remisced released and quit claimed unto the said party of the second part all that certain tract or parcel of land situate lying and being in the county of Bourbon and described in the surveyors report as follows IEF 56732 represents the land now owned by the heirs of Nicholas Smith when extended so as to bind on the lines of Peter Smeltzer’s four hundred acres and Chiles eastern line of his seven hundred acres and contains two hundred and sixty one and a fourth acres and thirty one poles Together with all the premises rights and privileges thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining to have and to hold the land premises and appertenances aforesaid unto the said party of the second part their heirs and assigns forever in testimony whereof the said party of the first part by their said commissioner have hereunto set their hands and seals the day and year first above written.

John Brown (seal)
Eliza Brown (seal)
Henry Brown (seal)
Margaret Brown (seal)
Edward Brown (seal)
Sally Brown (seal)
Hez B. Flournoy (seal)
Rowland Flournoy (seal)
Lawrence Flournoy (seal)
Jones Flournoy (seal)
Thomas Chiles (seal)
Thomas Flournoy (seal)
The unknown heirs of Solomon Flournoy (seal)
By J. M. Arnold commissioner

Bourbon Circuit court sct April Term 1849
J.M. Arnold as commissioner escibited the written deed of conveyance which was ecsami ned by the court approved of acknowledged by said commissioner and ordered to be certified by record.
Att J. M. Arnold
By J. Paton DC

Commonwealth of Kentucky and county of Kentucky Sct
I Thomas P. Smith clerk of the county court of said county do certify that this deed from Koziah Brown Heirs to Nicholas Smith Heirs was this day produced to me and was with the certificates endorsed duly recorded in my office. Given under my hand this 11th day April 1849.
Thomas P. Smith clerk
By Mat Howard DC
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County Clerk Office in Bourbon county court House - INDEX NICHOLAS SMITH
Wills BOOK K - Pages 426 - 427 - 428.
Wills Book, Inv. 3. 426.427.428/ Sales 427. Est Sett 438. Guardns. 350
ORDER Book K - Adm 452. Gdn & Apps 453. Ord. Dav 453. L: Inv 13.387
Sales 387. Add Inv. 387. Sett 387
_ Sett 3. Ord. Allot Dav 13. AlloL,,L 22. Gdn. 167. 204
Ord Sum. EXor. & Gdns. 348. Gdn..368. Ord. M Gdn 326.+0rd. N. 368
Ord. Q 268. Slaves

ORD K - Ordered that Nancy Smith be appointed guardian of Nicholas, Joseph and Margaret Eliza Smith, orphans of Nicholas Smith, dec'd. who executed Bond with John Shawhan Senr. and John Shawhan Jr. her securities in the penalty of three thousand dollars conditioned agreeably him.

On motion of Nancy Smith widow of Nicholas Smith dec'd ordered that Samuel Ewalt, John Fry, George Bush (Rush?), Wm. Bowen, being sworn to allots her dower on the land and slaves.

ORD L - Pg 387 - An additional Inventory of said Estate being returned into Court is ordered recorded. A settlement of said Estate being declared into court is ordered to be over November 6 1837.

ORD M Pg 3 December 4 1837
A Settlement of the estate of Nicholas Smith, deceased which was returned at the last court and ordered to lie over this day examined approved of and ordered to record.

ORD N - Pg 368 March 1 1841
Joseph Smith, orphan of Nichlas Smith, dec'd. came into court and chose Eliz Batterton his guardian who with Nathan Rule and Benjamin Batterton his security executed Bond in the penalty of two thousand dollars conditioned qgreeably to law.

ORD Q Pg 268 Division of Slaves among said heirs which being examined by the court is approved and ordered to record.

ORDER K - Pg 452 Administration of the estate of Nicholas Smith, dec'd. is granted to Nancy Shawhan Smith, his widow who made oath with John Shawhan Sr. and John Shawhan Jr. her securities executed on the penalty of fine of five thousand dollars conditioned agreeably to law. January 5 1835.

They had the following children:
	110	i.	Katharine “Kittie Ann” (1816-<1886)
	111	ii.	John Shawhan (1820-1885)
	112	iii.	Nicholas (1823-1855)
		iv.	Joseph. Joseph was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, in February 1827.51 Joseph died in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on November 27, 1850; he was 23.52 Joseph was buried in Smith Family Burial Ground, Shawhan, Kentucky.
			Research: Died unmarried53.

	113	v.	Margaret Elizabeth (1834-<1904)

On January 29, 1839 Nancy second married George RUSH, son of George RUSH (1755-February 11, 1831) & Mary Elizabeth "Mollie" BUSHONG (1758-November 12, 1799).54 George was born in Lincoln County, North Carolina, on September 16, 1796. George died in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on May 16, 1856; he was 59. George was buried in Old Stonermouth Presbyterian Church Graveyard, Bourbon County, Kentucky.

Deed Bk. 51, Part 2, pp. 553-554
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Bourbon County Court Will Book G, pp. 529-533.  Will of George Rush:

I George Rush of Bourbon County Kentucky do make the following as my last will and testament.  First. I direct that so soon after my death as is convenient all my fat hogs and cattle that are fit for market be sold and the proceeds applied to the debts and escigances of my Estate.

2.  I direct that my son Charles take care of and superintend the management of my farm negroes and stock until a sale is to be made, and for his services in so doing he is to be paid such compensation as three disininterested men shall consider just and reasonable.

3.  So soon as the crop is laid by and the stock shall be fattened and fit for market in the Fall my executors shall sell at public auction to the highest bidder my farm of about 293 acres of land on which I now live, all my stock and personal property except such as is otherwise disposed of in this will, and all the crop remaining in hand on the following credits, The land in equal payments one in hand, one in one and one in two years from the day of sale--the personal Estate in six months from the day of sale for all sums over ten dollars, under that sum cash in hand.  The proceeds of which sale shall be applied in the payment of my debts as fast as is practicable except such part thereof as may be herein otherwise directed.

4.  Previous to my marriage with Nancy (Powell?) my present wife to wit; on the ninth day of October 1854, we entered into a marriage contract wherin I agreed with her that if she survived me, there should be paid to her out of my estate three thousand dollars in three equal annual payments from and after the date of my death, also our negro woman and her youngest child, two horses, two milck cows my Buggy or Barouch if I owned any at the time of my decease, one half of my household and kitchen furniture, one year’s provision for herself and family, and one year’s provend for her stock, but in case she died without leaving a child or children all said property was to return to my estate.  But if Nancy removed from this state the negro woman and child and the increase of the woman was to return to my estate--and if the said Nancy should die leaving lawful heirs of her body all the property given except the Negroes was to go and be inherited by her body heirs.  And said Nancy in said contract, agreed to take the property before specified in said Contract as her full portion of my Estate.

Now I hereby devise and bequeth to her the following______and property in lieu of the provision made for her by me in that contract, believing that it will be more acceptable to her and more to her advantage.

I direct that my Executors pay to her three thousand dollars as agreed in said contract also that they pay her in money at the time hereinafter directed, the appraised value of two of my best horses and milck cows, my Buggy and one half of my household and kitchen furniture, and the amount and value of one year’s provision for herself and family to be paid fixed by the appraisers of my Estate--and in lieu of the Negro woman and child provided in said contract I give to her absolutely one negro girl slave named Sally, to her and her heirs forever.  But if the said Nancy dies without leaving lawful heirs of her body, all the Estate hereby devised to her except the slave, that remains at her death shall return to my estate.  The said Nancy may remain in my mansion house and receive her support out of my Estate until it is sold, if she desires to do so--But as soon as she desires to leave if before the sale, my Executors shall pay to her two hundred dollars, in part of the valuation of the property above mentioned and the balance of that valuation shall be paid to her, the balance to be paid her when the sale money of my estate falls due.

5.  I devise to my daughter Tabitha Shawhan wife of John Shawhan and to my daughter George Ann Rush my negro slaves Lavin and her three children Amanda, Ann, Maria and infant daughter and Mahala and her three children Charles, Mary Ann, and George.  I wish the said slaves to be appraised by the appraisers of my Estate at their fair value, and then that my daughter draw lots for the choice of the two families, and the woman and her children I give to her my daughters as it may be thus determined by lot to each of them as and the heirs of their bodies living at their decease.  But the said slaves are not to be sold out of the families of my daughters and their descendants.  I also devise to my Daughter George Ann and her heirs forever the one half my household and kitchen furniture.

6.  I devise to my son Charles for the use of himself and family my three Negro men, Sam, Levi and John, to be held and kept by him for the use and benefit of himself and family during his life and then to the use of his children.  But no disposition shall be made of said slaves that will deprive the family of the benefit of their services.

7.  My Boy Peter I wish to be placed in the lot with his mother Mahala and go to the daughter that draws his mother and her children.

9. (sic)  I wish my son Charles and my daughter Tabitha to render up an account of the advancements made____me to them after their marriage and hope they will make out one that will be satisfactory to my children--with the amount of such advancements they are to be charged.

10.  All the rest of my estate after payment of my debts and costs of minding up my Estate I devise to my said three children--each of whom are to be charged with the Estate hereby devised to them at the appraisement value, and also with the advancements before named they are then to be first made equal then the residue is to be equally divided between them.  If my daughter George Ann dies without a child or children I direct that her Estate receive by from me return to my other children or their descendants.

11.  I direct that all my slaves remain on the farm until the crop is completed Except Sal who I wish to go directly to my wife.  If my wife shall be unwilling to accept the provisions made for her in this will and shall insist on receiving the property stipulated in said marriage contract, I wish her to have it--and as in that event one of my daughters will be deprived of a portion of the slaves devised to them--I direct that the portion of such daughter in my estate shall be made up to her out of my estate--so that the share of each of my children shall be equalized.

12.  I appoint my son Charles Rush and my son-in-law John Shawhan my Executors and invest in them or either of them that may qualify full power to execute a Deed or Deeds for the conveyance of my land to the purchaser or purchasers.  Should the exigences of my Estate in the judgement of my Executors or the one qualifying require it, I wish him or them to borrow money for the payment of my debts upon such interest as may be necessary to obtain it in order to pay my debts--and such debts so contracted by them him or them shall be paid out of my Estate together such usury as they may contract to pay for the use of such amount as they may borrow.

13.  After my decease I wish my body to be interred in the Presbyterian burying ground at Ruddle’s Mills, and that the remains of my deceased wife be taken up and placed by the side of it--and that my Executors cause to be placed at the head and the foot of each grave a handsome and permanent stone well and solidly placed with our names, ages, &etc on the head stones, the cost of which and my funeral expenses to be paid out of my Estate.
In witness thereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this fifteenth day of April 1856.
George Rush (seal)
Attest
Tho. L. Arnold
F.R. Wyatt
Tho. P. Smith

At the June Term of the County Court of Bourbon County Ky on the 2nd day of June 1856.  This last will and testament of Geo. Rush decd was this day produced and improved in open Court by the oath of Thomas D. Arnold, F.R. Wyatrt and Thomas P. Smith the attesting witness thereto and having been sworn to by John Shawhan one of the Executors therein named and ordered to record.  Witness R.J. Bronn clerk of said court the date above. R.J. Bronn clk

They had one child:
	114	i.	George Ann (1840-)

On March 25, 1861 Nancy third married William READING, son of George READING Jr. (December 8, 1761-August 4, 1846) & Nancy McCUNE (November 25, 1770-October 20, 1843), in Bourbon County, Kentucky.55 William was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on October 9, 1792. William died in Pike County, MO, on September 2, 1868; he was 75. William was buried in Old Grassy Creek Cemetery, Pike County, Missouri. Just north of Louisiana, Missouri. William served in  War Of 1812, in 1812; he was 19.

Notes on William READING:38
William Reading (deceased, whose portrait appears in this work). Among the pioneers of Pike county who by their own energy and strict attention to business won a high position in society, there are none more worthy of space in history than the subject of this sketch. He was born in Bourbon county, Kentucky, October 9, 1792, where he was reared on a farm and educated in the subscription schools of the time. He was married January 11, 1816, to Miss Margaret Shawhan, a native of Bourbon county, Kentucky, born February 11, 1787. In 1820 he immigrated to Pike County, Missouri, where he settled in Buffalo township, on the farm where his youngest son (Lafayette) now lives. He purchased the claim of a man by the name of Yedder, and afterwards entered the land. He, from time to time, purchased other lands until he became one of the largest land-owners in the county, having a landed estate of over 2,000 acres. He was a man of liberal views, and by honest and upright dealing won a large circle of warm and true friends.  After living in Pike county about fourteen years he persuaded his father and mother to leave their home in Kentucky and come and settle in this new and prosperous young country. George Reading, his father, was born December 8, 1761, and Nancy, the mother, was born November 25, 1771. Settling on a part of our subject's farm, where he lived until the death of his wife, which occurred in 1842, he then went to Clark county, Missouri, where he died at a ripe old age. William and Margaret Reading were the parents of eight children, all of whom have grown up and held high positions in society. Probably no family in the county are held in higher esteem than the Reading family. He and his wife were members of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. He always took an interest in educational matters, and gave his children all the advantages possible in that early day. His wife died in 1860, and our subject followed eight years later.
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In 1820, the Reading family moved from Bourbon County, Kentucky to Pike County, Missouri.  They traveled via keel boat, by way of the Ohio and Mississippi rivers.  Before making the trip with his family, William had already scouted the land that he wished to purchase.  William chose choice farm land and eventually became the largest land owner in Pike County, owning over two thousand acres of land.  As with the custom of the day, he was a slave owner.  He kept the land until his death and offered portions of it to his wife's family.39

William's will is dated May 25, 1864 and proved Sept. 9, 1868.40

Bowling Green
Bowling Green was laid out two years before Missouri became a state; and it was named the official
county seat of Pike County before the town itself was legally incorporated. John Walter Basye, a
native of Bowling Green, Kentucky, was the first white settler in this area. (Although there are
legends that Bowling Green was at one time an Indian reservation, more recent research claims that
the area was merely an Indian hunting ground abounding with buffalo.) Basye first settled in
Louisiana, Missouri, but purchased land in the Bowling Green area on December 23, 1818, only
nine days after the county was formed. In addition to Basye, other early settlers of the Bowling
Green area included the Thorntons, Culbertsons, McPikes and Readings, all of whom arrived from
Bowling Green, Kentucky. This group became known as the "Bowling Green crowd" and
therefore the town they helped form was eventually named Bowling Green. When these pioneers
arrived, they found a prairie on two sides of town, a timberline on another, and hills and forest on
the remaining side. Bowling Green had no swamps or lagoons, because it was 400 feet above the
Mississippi River and 12 miles from it. Because the topography and the climate were well-suited to
farming, the settlers quickly began crops of wheat, potatoes, flax, tobacco, corn and even cotton.
As more settlers came to the area, Bowling Green began to grow and the first school was organized
there in 1825 by Edmond Basye.

One of the best guarded "secrets" about Bowling Green was that it was not incorporated on the plat
maps as a town until 1826. By that time, it already had a name and had served as the county seat for
over three years! Resulting confusion about exactly when Bowling Green should celebrate its
birthday has been perpetuated in more recent history. In 1923 the town celebrated its centennial with
festivities and gay events. Many people chose to ignore the fact that they were actually celebrating
100 years of Bowling Green as the county seat and not 100 years of Bowling Green's founding as
an incorporated town. In 1973 as the town prepared to celebrate its sesquicentennial birthday, this
fact was brought to light. Still the town went ahead with the celebration, although there remained
some who contended it was three years too early.

Bowling Green is the second largest town in the county (with over 3,000 residents) and the largest
in Cuivre township. Contrary to most other Pike towns, it has shown steady growth in the last
several decades. It played host to Pike's first county fair in the middle 1800's (and continues to host
the annual Pike County Fair in July each year), was the site of the first official county courthouse,
and has played an important role in the history of the county ever since it was first settled in 1818. It
has modern stores and businesses both around the square and along both highways, which serve a
large area of Pike and adjoining counties.

Bowling Green's numerous churches provide spiritual guidance for its citizens. For recreation its
residents have available the Bowling Green Lake and the City Park, which includes two ball parks,
two tennis courts, horseshoe pits, a swimming pool and picnicking facilities. The town benefits
from numerous service, fraternal and civic clubs and organizations.

Champ Clark's home Honey Shuck, is located in Bowling Green and an organization formed by
Judge William L. Hungate is in the process of restoring it. It has been declared a National Historic
Landmark.

The current Bowling Green Junior High School is located on the grounds where Pike College
originally was built. Pike College was attended by many Pike County young men and women from
the time it was founded in 1881 until 1922 when the building burned to the ground.

PENO TOWNSHIP (where William Reading settled)
Peno township is in the northern part of Pike County, bounded on the north by the Salt River,
on the east by the Salt River and Buffalo township, on the south by Cuivre River and Spencer
townships, and on the west by Spencer township and Ralls County. 

As early as 1816 a few pioneers had made their homes in Peno township. The earliest white
settler actually came in 1799. William Spencer came to the salt springs located at what was later
known as Spencer Lick for the purpose of manufacturing salt to be shipped to St. Louis at six to
eight dollars a barrel. While the business was successful, the enterprise was abandoned when
unfriendly Indians in the area became a threat to his safety and Spencer left the area. The salt
springs were located at the edge of Ralls County, adjacent to the northwest portion of Peno
township.

In the southern part of Peno township, the surface is broken and abrupt, while on the east the
rugged hills disappear and the topography is rolling and gently undulating with many smooth
valleys. The valleys and tablelands are productive, and once yielded tobacco, corn, wheat, oats
and other cereals. The hills are utilized for grazing and the scenery is diversified. In some place,
the rugged hills form an unbroken chain, but behind these hills are the uplands and valleys. The
State of Missouri has set aside a portion of this rugged part of the township as a conservation
area called Ranaker Wildlife Area.

Peno township is abundantly supplied with water. The principal streams are Peno and Sugar
Creeks, and the Salt River separates this township from Salt River township. Artesian wells
once supplied the town of Frankford with water, and Haw Creek supplied a source of water for
the community of its namesake. Mineral springs were found near Frankford and, at one time, a
sanitarium was established there. Limestone and porous rock have been eroded by the
underground waters, and an immense cave, nearly three-fourth of a mile long was discovered
running under the hills of Frankford in the late 1800's.

The principal industry of this township since its beginning has been agriculture. Cattle, hogs,
soybeans, wheat, corn and other cereals were raised there, and the Short Line Railroad (also
known as the St. Louis, Hannibal and Keokuk) ran entirely through the township from north to
south affording shipments to larger markets.

While Frankford is the only town in this township, which grew to any size and is the only one
still in existence in 1980, other towns, which played a part in Peno township's history, were
Haw Creek and Reading.

Reading, Pike County, Missouri
Reading, located in the southeastern section of Peno township, was a trading point named for
William Reading (1792-1868). Reading came from Kentucky to Pike County in 1820, settling
on Grassy Creek and eventually becoming one of the largest landowners in the county, acquiring
over 2,000 acres of land. His son, John Reading, was one of the first postmasters at Reading,
whose post office is now defunct.

Reading Station, Pike County, Missouri
Reading Station, still listed on plat maps of Pike County, is located in northern Buffalo
township. It once had a station for the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad, located about
three miles southwest of the Reading Post Office. In that vicinity were several homes and a
store. The small community of Reading has slowly faded away over the years.

28. Daniel SHAWHAN (John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Daniel was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on December 5, 1801. Daniel died on August 2, 1860; he was 58. Daniel was buried in John Shawhan Family Cemetery.7

Refer to “Historical Sketches” for further information about Daniel “Casher Dan” SHAWHAN..
Daniel "Cashier Dan" Shawhan (b. December 5, 1801) was the fourth child of John Shawhan and Margaret McCune and the executor of his father's last well and testament. The will states that at the death of Margaret McCune, Daniel is to have first chance to purchase the family property in Bourbon County, estimated at 180 acres. John stated in the will "I don't wish it to go out of the family...." John also requested that Daniel finish a wall John had begun around the family graveyard.

Daniel married Minerva Redmon on November 17, 1825. Minerva (b. May 15, 1807) was daughter of Charles Redmon and sister of Elizabeth Redmon, the second wife of John Laughlin Shawhan.

Daniel died September 2, 1860 and is buried in the Shawhan Graveyard in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Minerva and the children migrated to Missouri. Minerva died August 21, 1890 at the age of 83 years and is buried at the Lone Jack Cemetery, Lone Jack, Missouri.

The first child, Mary Ann - born September 2, 1826 - died April 31, 1837 at age 11.

Charles Redmon - second child - was born March 29, 1829. Charles served with General Morgan for the Confederate States of America during the Civil War. Charles married Sarah Rogers on December 2, 1851. Sarah died on February 22. 1853. Charles married Ann Lail on January 24. 1854. They had six children: Mollie, Sallie, Alice, Maggie, Lutie and Lollie. Ann died June 29, 1865. After the Civil War, Charles and his brother, George, moved to Lee's Summit, Missouri and established the Shawhan Distillery there.

Charles then married Sarah Easley. They had one child, John, who was born May 29. 1867 and died June 5, 1957. Charles married Lucy Williams on February 9, 1868. They had one daughter, Julia, born April 26, 1870 and died July 12, 1904. Charles died August 8, 1908.

John - third child of Daniel and Minerva - was born on January 25, 1831. John died June 7, 1846 of a skull fracture after being kicked by a horse.

William Winston - fourth child of Daniel and Minerva - was born December 10, 1832. William married Julia Ravenscroft on December 27, 1855. They had five children: Daniel D. (1/14/18563/10/1929); Martha B. (7/6/1860-1934); William Elkin (7/31/1858-1938); John Morgan (1/21/1863?); and Julia Lee (31811866-81211866). Julia died June 27, 1866. William Winston married Eliza Lloyd in June of 1867. They had ten children. Eliza Lloyd was born August 31, 1844 and died December 14, 1904. William Winston died August 21, 1905.

Margaret Elizabeth - fifth child of Daniel and Minerva - was born October 3 1, 1834 and died October 3, 1837.

Daniel - sixth child of Daniel and Minerva - was born September 19, 1837. He died. unmarried, September 2, 1860.

Joseph Bell - seventh child of Daniel and Minerva - was born April 9, 1839 and died October 24. 1840.

Sarah Minerva - eighth child of Daniel and Minerva - was born July 13, 1842. She married Elkin Lightfoot August 26, 1858. They had two children: Frank and Minnie. Elkin was born February 5, 1836 and died November 29, 1893. Sarah died March 13, 1911.

George Henry was the ninth child of Daniel and Minerva. George was born December 2, 1843. He married Mary F. Tatman January 20, 1868. They had six children. George and his brother Charles fought for the south under General Morgan and founded the Shawhan Distillery at Lee's Summit, Missouri after the Civil War. Part of this story of "The Shawhan Whiskey" is chronicled in the Spring 87 issue of this newsletter.

John Thomas - tenth child of Daniel and Minerva - was born September 7, 1847 and married Julia Daniel February 24, 1870. They had seven children. John died February 26, 1891. Julia lived until July 16, 1936.

Margaret S. was the eleventh child of Daniel and Minerva. Margaret was born June 11, 1849, married James D. Husrt, and died October 9, 1869.

Daniel B. - twelfth child of Daniel and Minerva - died as an infant.
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Inventory & Appraisement of the personal Estate of Daniel Shawhan dec.d made this the 3rd day of Oct. 186056

Cash on hand--$6.40
One note on C.R. Shawhan for $95.00 due on March 1st 1860 with credit  $70 June 3, 1860--95.00
1 note on Jno Redmon for 256.46 due on 17 April 1860--256.45
1 do on Jacob David due Aug.t 10, 1854 (doubtful) for 61.05
1 do on B. Borren ___due 2 March 1860 for 246.00
1 do on D. Tate due 25th Decr. 1860 for 40.00
1 do on Nancy Trabue signed to D. Shawhan by G. Harvey due March 18, 1859 for 6.30
1 do on C. Trabue due 12 July 1860 for 324.00
1 do on F. Tate due Decr. 3, 1859 for 168.00 credit $75 March 1, 1860--168.00
1 do on Mich.l David for Wm. David--14.26
1 do on Susan Allison due 1 Jany 1846 for 13.50
1 do on C.R. Shawhan due 1 July 1853 for 66.00 Cr by $40 when due--66.00
1 pr Divans 15.00,,1 Centre Table 5.00,,1 footstool 50¢--20.50
1 stand table 25¢,,1 side board 5.00,,1 secretary 5.00--10.25
1/2 dozen chairs 2.50,,1 lounge(?) 5.00,,1 Bureau 2.00--9.50
2 Rocking Chairs  50¢,,1 carpet 10.00,,5 chairs 1.00--11.50
2 maps 1.00,,1 clock 3.00,,1 mirror 50¢--4.50
1 sewing machine 10.00,,1__tables 1.00--11.00
1 ward robe  1.00,,1 bedstead & bedding 20.00--21.00
1 double lounge & bedding--5.00
4 beds & 1 bedding  48.00,,2 chests & bureau 75¢--48.75
1 safe mash stand & table 75¢,,1/2 doz. silver cups 18.00--18.75
1 refrigerator  50¢,,8 counterpains  12.00--12.50
sheep shears tools 1.00,,1 Ose Cart & Yoke 10.00--11.00
6 old asces (axes?) 1.50,,1 basket tools 1.50--3.00
1 pr. large steelyards 1.50,,6 Bull tongues 1.50--3.00
Grubbing hoe & Mattock 1.00,,1 pick & Mattock 1.00--2.00
1 lot hoes & shovels 2.00,,6 syths & sueaths 3.00--5.00
1 pr double trees  1.00,,sythe & cradle 1.00--2.00
Wood saw & buck 10¢,,2 crow bars drills & sledges 5.00--5.10
1 lot of old Irons  1.00,,Hay rake 1.00--2.00
1 lot double Plows 5.00,,1 lot shovel do 10.00--15.00
2 Harrows 2.00,,2 scrapers 10.00,,1 horse cart 1.00--13.00
1 old wagon bed 50¢,,1 Ose (Ox?) wagon & frame 15.00--15.50
1 log chain 1.00,,1 lot old tracks 50¢,,1 ___horsecart 10.00--11.50
1 farm horse wagon 10.00,,1 sledge 2.00,,1 lot sledge hammers 1.00--13.00
1 old wood bed 1.00,,2 mauls & 4 wedges 1.50,,1 lot lumber 10.00--12.50
1 reaping machine 10.00,,1 log chains 2.00--12.00
1 Hod stretchers & old chain 1.50,,2 feed baskets 75¢--2.25
3 sheep skins 75¢,,1 pr old cart gear 50¢,,1 cut____50¢--1.75
1 pr breeching 25¢,,2 HH Do 50¢,,1 cutting bore 3.00--3.75
3 old fan mills  5.00,,1 wagon & bed 40.00--45.00
2 Scoop shovels & pitch fork 2.00,,100 Doz. oats at 20¢ per doz. 20.00--22.00
1 lot Hungarian grass 5.00,,4 pr Gear 10.00--15.00
1/3 of Thrashing machine  20.00,,1 lot of 50 sheep 100.00--120.00
1 sledge 2.00  399 1/2 Bn wheat at 80¢ pr Bn 319.60--321.60
1 Rockaway Buggy & Harness 30.00,,1 copper mash kettle 2.00--32.00
15 head of hogs at $7 per head--105.00
32 do hoats(?) & pigs at 1.00 per head--32.00
1 ___Horse wagon--30.00
1 half Bn measure & oil can 50¢,,foundered horse worth .00--50¢
1 Bay horse 100.00,,1 do do 125.00,,1 Roan mare 10.00--235.00
1 Bay horse colt 30.00,,1 Bay Horse 75.00,,1 Brown Horse 110.00--210.00
1 Bay mare 100.001 large brown horse 100.00--200.00
1 sorrel mare 100.00,,1 yearling stud colt 75.00--175.00
1 yearling stud colt 60.00,,1 light bay 2 year old filly 75.00--135.00
1 brown 2 yr old do 65.00,,1 bay mare 60.00--125.00
1 old bay mare 10.00,,1 bay horse colt 25.00--35.00
1 bay horse 100.00,,1 sorrel colt 50.00,,1 bay horse 100.00--250.00
1 bay stallion 65.00,,1 roan bull 25.00,,1 heifer & calf 15.00--105.00
1 spotted cow 30.00,,1 white do 30.00,,1 large spotted do 35.00--95.00
1 red cow 30.00,,1 speckled cow 25.00,,1 do 25.00--80.00
2 small calves 6.00,,2 do do 8.00--14.00
4 Bbl whiskey 153 Gal. at 1.75 per Gal.--191.25
2 do do 82 do at 75¢ per gal--61.50
111 do do 397 do at 60¢ per gal--238.20
41 cords wood 1.50 per cord--41.00
4 young heifers 15.00 per head--60.00
20 head large fat cattle at 42.00 per head--840.00
11 do cattle at 28.00  308.00,,5 two yr old do at 20.00  100.00--408.00
7 young heifers at 12.00  $84,,12 yearling steers at 15.00  180.00--264.00
3 young calves at 6.00  18.00,,16A.1R.13P. corn at 11.00 per acre 76.64--194.64
17A.2R.24P. corn at 11.00  194.15,,do at 7.00  111.82--204.97
2 hay stacks 12.00,,20.1, 24 of corn at $13 per A.  265.20--277.20
5A.0R.25P. do at $11.00 per acre--56.70
Lot weather boarding plank and shingles--3.50
1 oil can & funnels 1.80,,1 lot cautling 5.00--6.80
7 stand of Bees 10.00,,1 Palace do 3.00,,2 H.H.D.S. 50¢--13.50
1 negro man Ben $400,,1 do do Armstead $400--800.00
1 do do Isham 600.,,1 do do Price 350.--950.00
1 do do John 1000.,,1 negro boy James 900.--1900.00
1 do do Green 700.,,1 do do Henry 600.--1300.00
1 do do Frank 400.,,1 do do Columbus 250.--650.00
1 do do sound (James) but an Idiot worth nothing-- (two dash lines)
1 woman Isabel 350.,,1 do Kitty 700.--1050.00
1 do Ann 300,,1 do Julia 650.--950.00
1 do Harriet 900.,,1 do Betty 900.--1800.00
1 do Mary 900.,,1 girl Nancy 500--1400.00
(Total)  $17765.42

We do hereby certify that the foregoing appraisement contains all og the personal Estate of Daniel Shawhan dec.d, as shown to us by his admrs.  Given under our hands this 2nd day of Oct 1860.
W.D. Collins
Jacob Duncan
Saml. Ewalt Sr.

Bourbon County Court March Term March 4, 1861.  This inventory and appraisement of the Estate of Daniel Shawhan decd. being returned into Court is ordered to Record.
Witness R.J. Brown Clerk of said Court the date above.  R.J. Brown clk
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Marriage Bond (original located in the Harrison County Vault, Cynthiana, Kentucky):
Know all men by these present that one Daniel Shawhan & Chas Redman are held & firmly bound unto the Commonwealth of Ky. in the sum of £50 current money and for payment well and truly to be made (illegible) to the said Commonwealth we bind ourselves our heirs (two words illegible) jointly severally & firmly by these presents sealed and dated this 15th day of November 1825. The Condition of the above obligation is such that whereas a marriage is shortly intended to be solemnized between the above bound Daniel Shawhan and Minerva Redmam now should there be no lawful cause to obstruct said marriage then the above obligation to be void. Otherwise to remain in full force and virtue.
Att
H(?) C. Moore                                                       Daniel Shawhan (seal)
                                                                           C Redman (seal)

Advertisement with original bond (original spelling maintained): Selebrate the Rites of Matrimony Between Daniel Shawhan and Minerva Redman of Harison County Novmbr 17 1825 ---John Morrow--
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The Western Citizen--Fri 07 Aug 1860
On Sunday morning, Daniel Shawhan died suddenly at his home near Shawhan's Station from what was supposed to be apoplexy of the heart brought on by overexertion. He had accosted a negro man belonging to Mrs. Rush who was passing with a bag maintaining, as Mr. Shawhan had supposed, storing plunder. He demanded to see what was in the bag--the negro refused and when Mr. Shawhan attempted to arrest him, resisted. A sharp struggle ensued which was scarcely ended when Mr. Shawhan sat down and almost immediately fell down, dead. His wife and one of his sons was present.
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Deed Bk. 47, pp. 196-198
John Shawhan to Daniel Shawhan
This indenture made this eighth day of March in the year of our Lord One thousand eight hundred and forty five, between John Shawhan Senr. and Margaret his wife of the County of Bourbon and State of Kentucky a party of the first part and Daniel Shawhan of the County aforesaid a party of the second part witnesseth:
That the said party of the first part for and in consideration of the sum of fifteen hundred dollars in hand ______have granted bargained and sold, and by these_______grant, bargain, sell, convey and confirm unto the said party of the second part, all their right title and interest in and to a tract of ______ one and a half acres of land in said County on the waters of Townsend and boundaries follows:
Beginning at the hickory ash and (NOTE--writing is almost impossible to read.  I will transcribe this information from the original the next time I visit the court house).

On November 17, 1825 Daniel married Minerva REDMON, daughter of Charles REDMON (December 10, 1779-1851) & Mary RYBOLT (March 6, 1785-January 6, 1856), in Harrison County, Kentucky. Minerva was born in Harrison County, Kentucky, on May 15, 1807. Minerva died in Lone Jack, Missouri, on August 21, 1890; she was 83. Minerva was buried in Lone Jack, Missouri, Cemetery.

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Notes for MINERVA REDMON: 1850 Bourbon Co census, Harrison Co Marriages, 1794-1832.

Daniel is buried in the John Shawhan Graveyard, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Had 5 children, all migrated to Missouri with the widowed mother. [Paris Kentuckian-Citizen, March 28, 1944] Minerva and some of her children were members of the Church of Christ in Lone Jack, Missouri. Minerva is buried in Lone Jack Cemetery. [D.A.R., Vital Historical Records of Jackson Co, Mo, pp. 128, 384]

They had the following children:
		i.	Mary Ann. Mary Ann was born on September 2, 1826. Mary Ann died on May 30, 1837; she was 10. Mary Ann was buried in Graveyard On The Farm Of Phillip Linehan.7
			Research: Words on gravestone:  "In the memory of Mary Ann B. Shawhan  Born 2nd Sept. 1826  Died 30th, May 1837"

	115	ii.	Charles Redmon (1829-1908)
		iii.	John. John was born on January 25, 1831. John died on June 7, 1846; he was 15. John was buried in Graveyard on the farm of Phillip Linehan.57
			Research: Died of a skull fracture.  Kicked by a horse.58

	116	iv.	William Winston (1832-1905)
		v.	Margaret Elizabeth. Margaret Elizabeth was born on October 31, 1834. Margaret Elizabeth died on October 30, 1837; she was 2.
		vi.	Daniel B. Daniel B. was born on September 19, 1837. Daniel B. died on September 2, 1863; he was 25. Daniel B. was buried in John Shawhan Family Cemetery.7
		vii.	Joseph Bell. Joseph Bell was born on April 9, 1839. Joseph Bell died on October 24, 1841; he was 2.59 Joseph Bell was buried in John Shawhan Family Cemetery.7
	117	viii.	Sarah Minerva (1842-1911)
	118	ix.	George Henry (1843-1912)
	119	x.	John Thomas (1847-1891)
	120	xi.	Margaret Susan (1849-1869)
		xii.	Daniel B. Daniel B. died in Died Indiana infancy.

29. Joseph SHAWHAN (John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Joseph was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, in September 1802. Joseph died in Died during California goldrush, El Dorado County, California, in 1855; he was 52.

Marriage Bond (original located in the Harrison County Vault, Cynthiana, Kentucky):
Know all men by these present that one Joseph Shawhan & J. V. Bassett are held & firmly bound unto the Commonwealth of Ky. in the sum of £50 current money and for payment, well and truly to be made and done,  we bind ourselves our heirs, executors and administrators, jointly, severally & firmly by these presents sealed and dated this 26th day of Sept 1835. The Condition of the above obligation is such that whereas a marriage is shortly intended to be solemnized between the above bound Joseph Shawhan and Mary M. Birch.
Now should there be no lawful cause to obstruct said marriage then the above obligation to be void. Otherwise to remain in full force and virtue.
Attest
S. Endecott, Clk
Joseph Shawhan (seal)
J. V. Bassett (seal)

On September 29, 1835 Joseph married Mary Magdalene BIRCH, daughter of Thomas Erskine BIRCH Rev. & Mary Magdalene MILLER, in Cynthiana, Kentucky. Mary Magdalene was born in Cynthiana, Kentucky, on February 14, 1818. Mary Magdalene died in Plattsburg, MO, on May 21, 1909; she was 91. They were divorced on March 2, 1843.

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MARY MAGDALENE BIRCH
1818- 1909

Mary Birch was born 14 Feb 1818 and died in Plattsburg, Missouri, May 1909. She married Joseph Shawhan (1797-1850) 29 Sept 1835.   Joseph was the son of John Shawhan (1771-184O of Bourbon County, Kentucky. Mary Birch Shawhan married Abraham Ferguson Dudley (1808 1875) in 1870.

Joseph Shawhan (1797-1850)
m. 29 Sept. 1835
Mary Magdalene Birch (1818-1909)

John Erskine Shawhan (1839-1905)
m. 2 Oct 1858
Mary Ann Jourdain (1841-1924)

James McCune Shawhan (1863-1911)
m. 25 July 1885
Ada Romer(1865-?)

Violet Romer Shawhan (1886-1937)

Thc following article is taken from The American Monthly Magazine, June 1907, pages 497-499, provided by Bernerd L. O'Neil, M.D., Beverly Hills, Florida

Mrs. Mary Birch Dudley, "Real Daughter" of the St. Louis Chapter of St. Louis, Missouri, was born in Washington, Mason County, Kentucky in 1818. She was the youngest of the ten children.

Her father, Thomas Erskine Birch, was born on the island of Jamaica. He was educated at Oxford college, where he was ordained to the ministry.

He settled in Richmond, Virginia, and when the Revolutionary War broke out he replaced his gown for the uniform of an ensign and entered the Virginia Navy under John Paul Jones. In one of the fiercest engagements of that period, he was wounded and being thus disabled, returned home and engaged in recruiting men for the army.

About the year 1800, he married Mary M., the daughter of Colonel John Miller, and in 1806, moved to Kentucky and established the Washington University in Mason County.

This loyalty and devotion to country was handed down from father to children and Mrs. Dudley has maintained the principles that her father so sacredly cherished. Her mother was a woman noted in every condition of life for her strength of character. Pious and practical, she instilled into her children high principles of Christian integrity. Mrs. Dudley was twice married. Her second husband, Abram F. Dudley, was a nephew of Thomas P. Dudley, the noted Baptist preacher, of Lexington, Kentucky. Mrs. Dudley has been a member of the church of this faith since 1839.

All her life, but especially in her widowhood, she has manifested great zeal for quilt making and in this work she possessed rare ability. Early in the fifties, shc conceived the idea of an autograph quilt. She worked with great ardor for months in securing the names of noted men, many of whom accompanied their autographs with beautiful sentiments, mottoes, etc. The quilt was of white linen, the autographs being in indelible ink and in the center was embroidered a huge horn of plenty from which emerged fruit and flowers of every description. This beautiful piece of workmanship was known far and wide through Kentucky and became an historical quilt. It was finally destroyed by fire while on exhibition at a fair in Kansas City, Missouri.

In 1903, Mrs. Dudley became a member of the St. Louis Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, of which she is an honored "Real Daughter." Through the efforts of this society she draws a pension.

Now in her eighty-ninth year, she is in possession of her faculties to a remarkable degree. She lives with a great-niece, Mrs. Harriet Frost Bean, in Kansas City, Missouri, where in the evening of her life, she is pleased to meet her many friends.

The following information is taken from a document sent to Mrs. Ruth Birch by Mr. Nelson Reed of St. Louis, Missouri.

Plattsburg, Missouri, May 12, 1902

I, James H. Birch, in support of the application of my Aunt, Mrs. Mary M. Birch Dudley, to be enrolled as one of the surviving daughter of a Revolutionary Sailor, do state that I am the grandson of Thomas Erskine Birch, the Sailor, and son of the late Judge James H. Birch, of Missouri, and am over seventy years of age.

Of course any statements are traditionary, having received them from my father and my Uncle Daniel Miller, who know the facts better than my father, for he had associated with the Rev. Thomas E. Birch, from the time he married his sister, my grandmother, in 1803, until he died in 1821, and he heard him detail his experiences while in the Navy, some of them of such a character as to impress them very vividly on my mind to-wit:

A Lieutenant on duty came on deck and calling to a sailor said: 'Extinguish that nocturnal luminary.' The sailor did not understand such language and did not move to obey, which greatly enraged the Lieutenant, when Ensign Birch, who crossed the ocean twice, over from St. Christopher Island to England, where he was educated and thence across to the Colonies, spoke up and said: 'Let me have it done' and followed up by saying, 'Jack, douse the glim." Many other facts I gathered from him about his wounds, etc., from which he died, cancer finally setting in.

It was a matter of family pride that our ancestor had helped to establish the government of the United States and my father impressed the fact on me, as a family matter, more particularly in the following interview.

During the winter of 1861 when the Southern States were passing ordinances of succession, my father came into the library and said: 'My son, I have a statement to make to you and get a pledge from you. In 1821 your grandfather, Thomas Erskine Birch, when Iying on his death bed, sent for me. I was then entering my nineteenth year. After requesting me to take a seat close to him, he said: 'My son, I am near my death and before I died I want to tell you something and then get your promise to do as I tell you, then I will give you my blessing and die contented.'

My son, I was educated in England and took my orders afterward in the old English Church, but instead of going back to my home, I came to the United States at the commencement of the war of the Revolution. Reaching Virginia, I pulled off my gown and put on the uniform of an Ensign and entered the Virginia Navy. While in the Service I was wounded in the groin. From that wound I am now dying, and my days or even hours, are short.

I desire to call your attention to the great cloud of discussion that is now spreading over the country. Raising himself as it were for a last great effort, with his eyes burning with excitement, he placed his hand on my head and said, 'I helped to establish this government and have christened it with my blood. I see in this movement the hand of Great Britain. I know the English people well for I spent six years there in school and I know the selfishness of the English politics and English statesmen. They have long since seen that on this continent is to grow the only nation that can ever rival Great Britain and they are ready to do anything necessary to destroy this Government and the best way is to divide it, and the Slavery question will be the great weapon in her hands, fermenting antipathy to it in the North and resistance in the South. This cloud will blow over, but it will return and continue to return until war will be the result and with war the result and England's help cannot be foreseen. Here is to be the final climax of political existence among men, but this danger must be avoided, if not avoided, must be met.

And now I want you to pledge me, for yourself and for your children, that you will never under any circumstances nor for any reason, consent to the dissolution of the Union.

I gave your grandfather my promise and received his blessing. The task was too great for him and he fell back, calling for his wife, expired in her arms. Now my son, war is to be the inequitable result of the prevalent political excitement. I have come to you to tell you of the pledge I made to your grandfather for myself and my children and ask you to join me in carrying out that pledge. I gave him the promise and with my only brother, went into the Army. The brother and father lie side by side in the cemetery, and I am left to tell this short story, to aid an Aunt to be enrolled among the few daughters left on earth.

Judge Birch was a strong Southern man and his children had been so educated. They were among the largest slave holding families in Northwest Missouri but obedience to our own consciences as well as the pledge made in our names, we faithfully assisted Judge Birch in his efforts in the Gamble Convention & in the (?) field to carry out the wishes of our Revolutionary ancestor.

Many men were astonished that Judge Birch and his sons were union men, not knowing that it was the result of the blood of an Ancestor shed during the Revolutionary war in upholding the flag of Washington.

James H. Birch

I went to Richmond to get Ensign Birch's record but found that the records had been burned in the great fire of 1811 and consequently I have never applied for admission to the Sons of the Revolution.

Mary Magdalene BIRCH. Born February 14, 1818 in Cynthiana, Kentucky and died May 21, 1909, in Plattsburg, Clinton County, Missouri. She married (1) Joseph Shawhan September 29, 1835 in Cynthiana, Kentucky. He was born in September 1802 in Bourbon County, Kentucky and died during the gold rush mining along the American River in E1 Dorado County, California in 1850. He was the son of John Shawhan, who was born October 23, 1771, in Hampshire County, Virginia and died in 1845 in Bourbon County, Kentucky and Margaret "Peggy" McCune, who was born October 24, 1793. She married (2) in 187O, Abraham Ferguson Dudley, who was born in 1808 in Kentucky and died inl875 in Missouri. She had issue with her first husband. She was the first family member of the Birch family to join the DAR. # 40455, Plattsburg. Missouri. 1902.60

A Daughter of the Revolution
Mrs. Mary Birch Shawhan Dudley, one of the three daughters of a Revolutionary soldier, died on last Friday, at the home of her niece, Mrs. Turney, in Kansas City, in tho 90th year of her earthly life.

 Mrs. Dudley was the daughter of Thomas Erskine Birch, who was an Episcopal minister, located in Richmond, Virginia. When the Revolutionary War began, he laid aside his gown and put on the uniform of an Ensign and entered the Virginia navy under John Paul Jones.

During one of the fiercest engagements he was wounded in the groin and thus disabled from further service. After the war he moved to Kentucky and established Washington College in Mason County, where among other distinguished men he educated Col. Alexender W. Doniphan.

Mrs. Dudley was a most remarkable woman, both physically and mentally. Her mother being a member of the Regular Baptist church, she accepted her religion, and was baptized by Kentucky's most celebrated divine, Thomas Dudley, whose nephew she afterwards married.

She exemplified her faith in the grace of God as taught by her church during her whole life, and died with the conscious belief that she was one of the chosen children of his Mercy.

Mrs. Dudley was well known to all the older citizens of our county having passed many years in Plattsburg with her son, John E. Shawhan, who, before and after the war was a leading merchant in Plattsburg.

She was the 1st of her father's family. Her sisters, Mrs. Turney, Basset, McClintock and Dunham and her Brothers, James H., Weston F. and Thomas E. Birch had all preceded her.

For many years she was a cripple, and could only walk on crutches, but she bore her misfortune and suffering with a resignation which drew its strength from her faith in the mercy of her Creator, and with His name on her lips she passed from earth into his presence, where, her friends firmly believe, she was received and crowned as a reward for her Christian character and irreproachable life.

Her remains were brought here Sunday morning and ruing a short rest at the home of her nephew, Robert Frost, the Rev. Standiford delivered a short, but impressive address from the text, "If a man die shall he live again?". From thence she was taken to the old cemetery and buried beside her husband and only son, amid the presence of many loving friends who had bid her a last adieu. [Copied by Dr. Bernerd O’Neil from the Plattsburg Missouri Newspaper, dated May, 1909.]

They had the following children:
		i.	Ana Birch. Ana Birch was born about 1836. Ana Birch died in Died as a child.
			Research: Died as child. (R.T. Shawhan)
			
			Born in about 1836 and died in childhood.60

	121	ii.	John Erskine (1838-1905)

30. William "Billy" McCune SHAWHAN (John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). William "Billy" McCune was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on October 2, 1803. William "Billy" McCune died in Sidney, Illinois, on May 2, 1875; he was 71.

Soon after his second marriage, Billy set his slaves free and moved from Kentucky to Rush Co., Indiana where he became a prominent farmer. However, he was so upset at the accidental death of his son, John, after a fall from a tree, that he ceased farming and moved into town, gradually disposing of his land holdings and then eventually located in Pike Co., IN. He subsequently left Indiana and went to Champaign, Illinois, taking his entire family and securing farms for them.

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Deed Bk. 47, pp. 197-198
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Web site: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilchampa/history/raymondtwnshp.html
Champaign County, Illinois
History of Raymond Township

This township constitutes what is known as town 17, range 10 and is bounded on the north by Sidney, on the east by South Homer, on the south by Douglas county, and on the west by Crittenden township. An extensive marsh caused by the Embarras Slough, extends from east to west through the entire township. The surface south of this marsh is generally level; but to the north it is somewhat rolling. The excellent system of graded roads here has done much to carry off the surplus water, and what was once a marsh is now capable of being cultivated almost any season. 

The soil is rich, deep, inexhaustible, and entirely destitute of timber; but what nature has failed to do the enterprising citizens of that township are rapidly supplying, in the shape of artificial groves, which, in time to come, will be a living monument of their industry and forethought. 

The only stream in the township is the Embarras, referred to above. This stream enters about the middle of the eastern line, and flows westerly and north-west entirely across the township, uniting with the west fork of the same stream in Crittenden township. With the exception of unusually wet seasons this stream is dry a part of the year. 

THE FIRST SETTLEMENT

Within the limits of the present township of Raymond was made during the summer of 1853, by a man from Indiana, by the name of John Starkey, who settled upon the Shawhan farm, in the western part of the township. Mr. Starkey was only a "squatter," however, and selling his improvement to William Shawhan, in 1855, he removed to other parts. The man who made the second attempt to form a settlement was well suited to the task. William Shawhan was a man of irreproachable character, fearless and industrious. He was respected by all who knew him. He died a few years since, mourned as one whose place no other could fill. 

The first permanent settler was soon followed by others, among whom were J. R. Southworth, Joseph Bougard, Simeon Minor, Samuel Brown, Stewart Wishard, William and David Mortiner, J. W. Churchill, B. Shackleford, A. J. Paine, John Dundon, N. Raymond, B. Dillworth, Caleb Taylor, William Wilson, Martin Plymire, David Danforth, Thos Chaplin, John Warner, and many others who might be named as having added very materially to the development of this township. 

The eastern half was formerly a part of the celebrated Alexander estate, which was first settled by a man named Sullivant. For many years this section went by the name of the "Red-root" district, but was changed by Sullivant to "Broad-land," which name it still retains. The township at one time formed a part of Sidney township, but was separated from that and received the name it bears in honor of N. Raymond, the first supervisor. The first public meeting of any kind in the township was held in Mr. Shawhan's cabin, on the 13th day of April, 1857, for the purpose of electing school officers. 'Twas a glorious meeting, each man in attendance receiving an office! The following were their names, and the offices to which they were elected: viz., J. R. Southworth, S. Minor, and S. Wishard were elected trustees, and William Shawhan had the office of town treasurer assigned to him. 

The first birth is supposed to be a child of Mrs. Starkey. 

The first marriage took place between Robert Myers and Miss Helen Shawhan, daughter of William Shawhan, on the 29th day of October, 1857. 

The first death in Raymond was that of Mrs. Myers, about two years after her marriage. 

THE SCHOOLS

Of this township are in a flourishing condition. In 1857 Addie Kuble was employed to teach a school in an old log cabin which stood near where William Martinie lives. By reference to the treasurer's book we learn that she received upon schedule No. One the sum of twenty dollars. The second money was paid to Miss Addie Southworth, on schedule No. Two. 

THE FIRST SCHOOL-HOUSE

Was erected in 1859, by J. R. Southworth. The building was one of peculiar shape, being an exact octagon, containing a door and three windows. The roof terminated in a point in the center, where was placed the chimney. Miss Sarah Mulligan had the honor of being the first teacher of this school. 

RELIGION

Received at least a share of the attention of the earlier settlers. In 1856 or 1857 William Shawhan succeeded in inducing Elder McKinney to come and hold services in his house. The meetings were afterwards transferred to the "Round Top" school-house. Rev. Barthlow and Shawhan were among the pioneer preachers. The first church organization in the township was effected in the "Round Top" school-house, by Rev. McCorkle, of the Christian Church. This organization was short-lived. An organization was also effected by the same minister in 1874, which, under the eloquent preaching of different ministers, has gradually continued to decline. 

THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Organized a class at North Raymond school-house in 1870, with Rev. Morey as the pastor. Among the first members were the Wilsons, the Dundons, the Deans, the Tremains, and others. This class is still in a flourishing condition. 

THE LUTHERANS

Organized in Fair View school-house in 1876. They at once erected a very neat house of worship, which is the only one in the township. 

TIIE FIRST STORE

Was opened by Charles Seltzer, in the interests of the Grange fraternity, but having since discontinued, David Martinie is the only merchant doing business in the township at present. 

In 1870 a post-office was established at the residence of J. R. Southworth, his son Frank being the post-master. Discontinued in 1874. 

At the first election, after the township was separated from Sidney, the following officers were elected: Supervisor, N. Raymond; Clerk, J. W. Churchill; Assessor, S. D. Porterfield, and N. Raymond as Collector. At the above meeting the following resolution was adopted. 

Resolved, That the legal voters of Raymond township are opposed to the annexation of the eastern half of the J. T. Alexander farm to the said township. 

The population of Raymond consists largely of thrifty Germans and no less enterprising native Americans. Although the Alexander farm was but recently subdivided into small farms, so rapidly has the stream of immigration poured into its boundaries, that but few farms are left unsold. 

A railroad grade passes the township, which, if ever completed, will be an outlet for the immense crops annually produced in this section. 

Great interest is being taken in improvements, such as the erection of good, substantial residences and barns, and there may be already seen several large and elegant dwellings within the township. 

Efforts have been made to establish a post-office at Martinie's store, with the intention of building up a village. It already contains a store, by Mr. Martinie, a blacksmith shop, by Mr. Gibson, a carpenter shop by Mr. Lanan, a good school-house, which is also used as a church, and also a physician; the last of these, Dr. Ratts, though a young man, is building up a good practice. 

For the above facts we are indebted to S. Brown, J. Bougard, J. Dundon and wife, J. R. Southworth, Mrs. Wilson, and others.

On October 15, 1825 William "Billy" McCune first married Rhoda "Rhody" REDMON, daughter of Thomas REDMON (before 1775-May 1824) & Nancy FLOWER (circa 1775-after May 1824), in Harrison County, Kentucky. Rhoda "Rhody" was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, about 1806. Rhoda "Rhody" died in Harrison County, Kentucky, in 1834; she was 28.

<NOTE: This line continues in the SHAWHAN genealogy>

Notes for RHODA REDMON:61
William Shawhan and Rody Redmon, bond 15 Oct 1825, surety Robert Rankin. Consent of Nancy Redmon for the marriage of "my daughter Rody," witness Robert Rankin. Date of marriage not recorded. Harrison Co Marriage Bonds

Marriage in Paris Kentuckian-Citizen, March 28, 1944.

They had the following children:
		i.	John Thomas. John Thomas was born in Kentucky on January 17, 1827. John Thomas died in Rush County, Indiana, on October 21, 1846; he was 19.
			John fell 70 feet from the top of a hickory tree to his death.

	122	ii.	Charles Redmon (1828-1899)
	123	iii.	Daniel McCune (1830-1923)
	124	iv.	Joseph Henry (1832-1914)

On October 31, 1839 William "Billy" McCune second married Nancy REDMON, daughter of Thomas REDMON (before 1775-May 1824) & Nancy FLOWER (circa 1775-after May 1824), in Cynthiana, Kentucky. Nancy was born in Harrison County, Kentucky, on October 1, 1810. Nancy died in Champaign County, Illinois, on December 12, 1893; she was 83.

They had the following children:
		i.	Margaret Ann. Margaret Ann was born in Rush County, Indiana, on September 17, 1840. Margaret Ann died on March 9, 1916; she was 75.
			About 1860 Margaret Ann first married David FRAME. David was born about 1838.
			After 1860 Margaret Ann second married William HIGGINBOTHAM. William was born about 1840.
	125	ii.	Mary Helen (1842-1865)
		iii.	George Washington. George Washington was born in Rush County, Indiana, on January 6, 1843. George Washington died in Rush County, Indiana, on March 31, 1843; he was <1.
	126	iv.	George Redmon (1844-1925)
	127	v.	James Knox (1846-1891)
		vi.	William Thomas. William Thomas was born on November 15, 1848. William Thomas died on June 30, 1936; he was 87.
			After the death of his father in 1875, William and Maude went to Rolla, Missouri where he became postmaster during the Cleveland Administration. He later moved to St. Louis where he operated a cigar store for several years until after Maude's death; he then stayed with his widowed niece, Mrs. Nancy Free, until his death.

			About 1872 William Thomas married Maude. Maude was born about 1850.

31. Susan SHAWHAN (John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Susan was born in Kentucky in March 1806.51

Susan married Frances Or Aaron ALLISON. Frances Or Aaron was born in 1799. Frances Or Aaron died before 1850; he was 51.

They had the following children:
	128	i.	Amanda M. (1824-ca1905)
	129	ii.	Margaret (1826-)

32. John Laughlin SHAWHAN (John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John Laughlin was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on April 15, 1808. John Laughlin died in Harrison County, Kentucky, on December 30, 1868; he was 60.

On August 16, 1829 John Laughlin first married America MANN, daughter of Mr.  MANN (-before August 16, 1829) & Polly. America was born in 1808. America died in 1840; she was 32.

They had six children, all but one son (John Henry [6] Shawhan) died before their mother.  {Madson, p. 25}
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America Mann to John Shawhan Marriage Consent

To the Clk of the Bourbon Cty Court
Sir this is to certify to you that I am intirely [sic] satisfied that my Daughter America Mann may be joined with John Shawhan in the Bonds of Matrimoney [sic] and I wish you to grant him the Licence [sic] for the same as tho I was present my self and __ this shall keep you indemnified forever as I am a widdow and cannot convenently come my self your complience will much oblige me.

Polly {her mark} Mann
August the 12th 1829
Witness present
John Shawhan Sr
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John Shawhan/America Mann Marriage Bond

Know all men by these presents that we John Shawhan & Jno Shawhan Senior are held and firmly bound unto the Commonwealth of Kentucky in the just and full sum of fifty pounds current money for the payment of which to said commonwealth we and each of us bind ourselves our heirs executors and administrators jointly and severally firmly by these presents sealed with our seals and dated this 12 day of Augt 1829 The Condition of the above obligation is such that whereas John Shawhan hath this day obtained a license to marry America Mann of Bourbon County.  Now if there is no lawful cause to obstruct said marriage then the above obligation shall be void else remain in full force.

John Shawhan {Seal}
John Shawhan Sr {Seal}

Att
Jo Y? Mills

They had one child:
	130	i.	John Henry (1840-1925)

On April 22, 1841 John Laughlin second married Elizabeth "Betsey" REDMON, daughter of Charles REDMON (December 10, 1779-1851) & Mary RYBOLT (March 6, 1785-January 6, 1856). Elizabeth "Betsey" was born in Harrison County, Kentucky, on November 22, 1819. Elizabeth "Betsey" died in Harrison County, Kentucky, on April 16, 1906; she was 86.

Will of Elizabeth Redmon Shawhan:
Harrison County Will Book M, pp. 270-271
Know all men by these presents. That I Elizabeth Shawhan of the town of Cynthiana County of Harrison State of Kentucky, being in good health and sound and disposing mind and memory do make publish and proclaim this my last will and testament, hereby revoking all former wills by me at anytime heretofrom made.

And as to my worldly estate and all the property, real, personal or mixed of which I shall (illegible) or to which I shall be entitled at the time of my deceased, I devise, bequeth and dispose thereof in the manner following, towit:

First, my will is that all my just debts and funeral expenses shall be paid out of my estate as soon after my decease as shall be convenient by my herein after named executor Jas. L. Shawhan.  If there shall be any surplus of personal property after paying aforesaid debts and expnses each and all of my children or their personal or several descendants are to share it equally.  One share to each of my children or to the issue of each of my children.  The fifty two and one half acre of land lying west of Cynthiana on or near the Leesburg Pike the title for which I hold in (illegible) simple and is my undivided estate, I give devise and bequeath to my belved children or to their bodily heirs, with the conditions herein after stated.

To Mary Megibben. One share. To each of the two children of my son Dan B. Shawhan, one share; that is, one share to Bradley Shawhan, and one share to Bessie the sister of Bradley.  But to my son Dan B. Shawhan is to have for his personal use all the profits income or advantage that may result from thes two share devised, to his children and this income profit or advantage is never to be subjected by law to any payment of any debt of said Dan: whether the debt is made before or after his receiving said profit. To Bettie Kellar one share. To Joseph Shawhan, one share. To  Sam’l Robinson, one share to be held by Jas. L. Shawhan in trust for Samuel R. until said Samuel becomes of age. If Sam’l Robinson dies before arriving at 21 years of age, this share is to be divided equally among my surviving heirs or bodily heirs. To Annie T. Whaley, one share. To William Shawhan, one share.

To Jas. L. Shawhan, one share. To my grandchildren John Hutsell and to his sister Ada Hutsell each one half share that is together one share. This last share is left in trust of Jas. L. Shawhan untill the elder of the children arrives at the age of 21 years when Jas. L. Shawhan is to pay over to each of said children as each becomes of age the amount due from this bequest.

The land herein before devised may be sold and the proceeds of the sale to be divided on the same conditions and limitations as I have herein before given for the land by shares. All the aforesaid shares are to be share and share alike and equal. Where no conditions or limitations are put on the landed share none are devised on the money, should the land be exchanged for money. But where conditions are directed on land share the same conditions are to attach to the money value.

Fourth. Should either of the Hutsell grandchildren die without children the surviving one is to heir the full 1/2 one half share. Should both de without children the one share herein before bequeathed to them is to revert to my children or their bodily representations and to be divided equally according to the number of my children.
If a majority of children shall think it best to sell the land as a whole and divide the money as herein before directed as to the land.

I hereby nominate my son Jas. L. Shawhan as my executor to carry out the conditions of this will and name him as trustee for the share of Sam’l Robinson and the share for the two (2) Hutsell children.  The said trustee will pay over annually to Sam’l Robinson on the profits from his same share. I testimony whereof I said Betsy have to this my last will and testament subscribed my nam and affixed my seal this 13th day of March A.D. 1891

Elizabeth Shawhan

Signed, sealed, published, and declared by said Betsy Shawhan as and for her last will and testament in the presnce of us: who at her request and in the presence of each other have subscribed our names witness. Day and date herein before written
N. F. Smith (seal)
Elizabeth Redmon (seal)

They had the following children:
	131	i.	Josephine (1842-1863)
		ii.	Charles R. Charles R. was born in 1843. Charles R. died in 1865; he was 22.
			Research: A "Charles Shawhan" is listed as serving in the Ky., 9th Cav., Co. C.K.  A "Charles R. Shawhan" is listing as having served as a SGT in the Ky., 11th Cav., Co. G, CSA. ("The Roster of Confederate Soldiers, 1861-1868," Vol. 2.  Editor, Janet Hewitt.  Broadfoot Press, Wilmington, N.C., 1995)

	132	iii.	Mary E. (1845-1895)
	133	iv.	Daniel Bell (1847-1912)
		v.	Margaret. Margaret was born in 1849. Margaret died in 1855; she was 6.
	134	vi.	Joseph (1851-1926)
	135	vii.	America (1853-1886)
	136	viii.	Elizabeth Lillian (1855-1911)
	137	ix.	Ada Minerva (1857-1912)
	138	x.	Annie (1859-1945)
	139	xi.	William Laughlin (1861-1940)
		xii.	James Lee. James Lee was born on January 18, 1864. James Lee died on April 3, 1960; he was 96. James Lee was buried in Battle Grove Cemetery, Cynthiana, Kentucky.
			Headline: Obits
			Publication Date: February 01, 1993
			Source: The Kansas City Star
			Page: B3
			Subjects: Missouri
			Region: Obituary
			
			Obituary: James L. Shawhan James L. Shawhan, 48, rural Centerview, Mo., formerly of this area, a former Raytown and Kansas City police officer, died Jan. 30, 1993, in Cass County. Services will be at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Langsford-Cox Chapel; burial in Lone Jack Cemetery in Jackson County. Friends may call from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Tuesday at the chapel.
			
			Mr. Shawhan was a Kansas City police officer for 16 years, retiring in 1987. Earlier he was a police officer in Raytown and in Sedalia, Mo. He was an Army veteran of the Vietnam War. He was born in Lone Jack and lived in this area most of his life. He moved to Centerview six years ago. Survivors include a son, Steve Shawhan, Independence; three daughters, Angela Smith, Lone Jack, and Laura Shawhan and Lisa Shawhan of Webster City, Iowa; a brother, Norman Dean Shawhan, Kansas City; and three grandchildren.
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			Kentucky 1910 Miracode Index:
			James L Shawhan 
			  Enumeration District: 0078 Color: W 
			  Age: 45 Birth Place: Kentucky 
			  Visit: 0310  
			  County:  Harrison, Cynthiana 
			  Relation:  Husband 
			  Relatives:  Wife Bettie 41, Kentucky

			James Lee married Betsy MARTIN. Betsy was born on December 21, 1868. Betsy died on July 16, 1941; she was 72. Betsy was buried in Battle Grove Cemetery, Cynthiana, Kentucky.

Family of Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN (8) & William BECKETT

33. Mary “Polly” SHAWHAN (Jane "Jennie"4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Mary “Polly” was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, circa 1796.

Mary “Polly” married Josiah THOMAS.

They had one child:
	140	i.	Eli R. (1835-1894)

34. Luke (Shawhan) BECKETT (Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Luke (Shawhan) was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, in 1799. Luke (Shawhan) died in Camp Point, Adams County, Illinois, on July 9, 1877; he was 78.

Subject: Shawhan & Beckett - Clark Co., IN
Date: Mon, 27 Nov 2000 06:59:45 -0500
From: "jeannie.carlisle" <jeannie.carlisle@ces.purdue.edu>
To: darby@visi.net

Mr. Francis,

Do you have information on Luke Shawhan Beckett?  Our records of our family show that Luke went by both names but I am not positive of this. I descend from his granddaughter, Nancy Ann Beckett a daughter of Miles W Beckett and Rebecca Marcy.  They lived in Clark County, IN.

Thanks for any assistance you may be able to help with.
--
Jeannie Carlisle
Office Manager
Purdue Cooperative Extension Service, Scott County
Court House, Suite G-30
1 E McClain Avenue
Scottsburg, IN  47170-1889
812.752.8450  Phone
812.752.8452  Fax
Jeannie.Carlisle@ces.purdue.edu
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From Camp Point, Iowa newspaper obituary, July 13, 1877.
HORRIBLE ACCIDENT

Last Monday evening Luke Beckett, an old man, aged 78 years was in town and purchased a package of coffee and a little bundle of dry goods and started for the residence of his brother James Beckett, about two miles north-east of town going up the C. B. & O railroad track.

Passenger train No. 104 with engine No. 26, Irwin Alexander, engineer, left the station at 7:00 p.m., five minutes behind time. Just after turning the curve at Callahan's residence the engineer saw an object on the track but was unable to determine what it was until within about 800 feet, when he saw it was a man lying upon the track near the west rail, with his feet towards the engine. At this moment the man apparently made an attempt to get up, getting on his knees but not raising his head from the ground and swaying his body back and forth. The engineer reversed his engine and applied his air brakes, but was unable to stop until after striking the man and passing a little over the length of the train, the train having a speed of about 80 miles an hour. On going back the train men found the body of Mr. Beckett in the ditch, badly crushed and mutilated, the pilot having struck him and whirled him around and the forward _________ of the engine passed over his legs. The left leg was severed at the ankle and below the knee and the right leg above the knee. The base of the skull on the right side was crushed and many other bruises were found on the head and the right arm broken.

The accident occurred near the "bell post" just south of the second crossing north of town. There was a small ditch at the old man's feet where he was lying made by taking out an old tie to replace it with a new one, and the supposition is that Mr. Beckett stumbled in this ditch and fell, striking the west rail with his head knocking him senseless, and he was just recovereing from the effects of the fall when the engine struck him.

The body was lifeless when found and was placed on the train and taken to Keokuk Junction. Coroner Seehorn was notified and came out Tuesday morning to hold an inquest. The following gentlemen were empanneled as a jury, R. H. Downing, foreman, Wm. Hanna, L.A. Martin, Geo. E. Ross, H.E. Selby, W.A. Strickler, Joseph McCrary, Philip Cain, Jos. Robertson, H. G. Miller, D. G. McFarland and Solomon D. Rosson. After viewing the remains the foreman examined Joseph S. Beckett, who testified that the body was the remains of Luke Beckett, his brother.

Irwin Alexander, engineer, testified as follows: "Left Camp Point a little behind time; when about 1 1/2 miles this side saw an object on the track, couldn't tell what it was until within the distance of one and a half telegraph poles. Was running about 80 miles an hour."

Luke (Shawhan) married Nancy McCOMB. Nancy was born in Kentucky about 1796. Nancy died on January 20, 1870; she was 74. Nancy was buried in Mt. Moriah Church Cemetery, Henryville, Clark County, Indiana.

They had the following children:
		i.	Daniel.
		ii.	John.
	141	iii.	Miles W. (1826-1898)

35. John BECKETT (Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on April 12, 1804. John died in Camp Point, Illinois, on February 2, 1879; he was 74.

On December 15, 1827 John married Martha ANDERSON. Martha was born in Kentucky on November 12, 1801. Martha died in Camp Point, Illinois, on November 17, 1876; she was 75.

They had the following children:
	142	i.	Cornelius Ruddle (1828-1881)
	143	ii.	Henrietta (1829-1910)
	144	iii.	Sarah Bradshaw (1831-1900)

36. Joseph Shawhan BECKET (Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Joseph Shawhan was born on November 13, 1809. Joseph Shawhan died on October 19, 1878; he was 68.

On February 9, 1837 Joseph Shawhan married Elizabeth Frances TODD, daughter of TODD. Elizabeth Frances was born on September 1, 1808. Elizabeth Frances died on January 28, 1892; she was 83.

Sister to Mary Todd who married Abraham Lincoln.

They had the following children:
		i.	James Marion. James Marion was born on January 31, 1838. James Marion died on March 27, 1865; he was 27. James Marion served in  Civil War.
			James died at the Battle of Bentonville, North Carolina.  He was wounded on March 19, 1865 and died on March 27, 1865.  He was a Corporal in Company G., 78th Regiment, Illinois Infantry Volunteers, 14th Army Corp, Sherman’s Army.62

	145	ii.	Mary Ann (1840-1916)
	146	iii.	William Thomas (1841-1915)
		iv.	Emily Jane. Emily Jane was born on January 8, 1844. Emily Jane died on May 7, 1877; she was 33.
			On December 13, 1866 Emily Jane married William Roe THOMAS. William Roe was born on January 17, 1838. William Roe died on May 29, 1921; he was 83.
	147	v.	Joseph Alexander (1847-1917)
	148	vi.	George Riley (1849-1941)

37. Elizabeth Nancy BECKETT (Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).63 Elizabeth Nancy was born in Clark County, Indiana, on August 12, 1811. Elizabeth Nancy died on May 10, 1871; she was 59.

On November 3,  Elizabeth Nancy married William O’HARRA, son of Charles O’HARRA (-circa 1816) & Rebecca McCOMB (December 4, 1787-April 4, 1871). William was born in Pickaway Plains, Ohio, on December 3, 1808. William died on June 8, 1879; he was 70.

They had the following children:
	149	i.	Jefferson Wood (1832-1907)
	150	ii.	Joseph Cisney (1835-1910)
		iii.	Rebecca June. Rebecca June was born on December 18, 1837. Rebecca June died on May 5, 1870; she was 32.
			Rebecca June married Joshua WILSON.
		iv.	Margaret Emily. Margaret Emily was born on March 1, 1840. Margaret Emily died on February 1, 1924; she was 83.
			They had five known children.

			Margaret Emily married John BOYD. John was born in 1828. John died in 1898; he was 70.
		v.	William Irvine. William Irvine was born on March 30, 1842. William Irvine died on November 3, 1869; he was 27.
		vi.	James Madison. James Madison was born on March 18, 1844. James Madison died on September 16, 1862; he was 18.
		vii.	Elizabeth Ann. Elizabeth Ann was born on July 20, 1847. Elizabeth Ann died on July 18, 1915; she was 67.
			Elizabeth Ann first married Clayton J. DAVIS. Clayton J. died in 1872.
			Elizabeth Ann second married George H. STOUT.
		viii.	Emeralda Adaline. Emeralda Adaline was born on November 23, 1849. Emeralda Adaline died in 1916; she was 66.64
			Emeralda Adaline married Amos MEADE.
		ix.	Martha Myria. Martha Myria was born on March 3, 1854. Martha Myria died in 1918; she was 63.
			They had five children.

			Martha Myria married Thomas J. MORGAN. Thomas J. was born in 1847. Thomas J. died in 1918; he was 71.

38. James A. BECKETT (Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). James A. was born in Clark County, Indiana, on April 29, 1815. James A. died in Yates Center, Kansas, on April 19, 1881; he was 65. James A. was buried in Kalika Cemetery.

On December 16, 1866 James A. married Amanda KINNEMAN, daughter of Ben KINNEMAN & Sarah. Amanda was born in Ross County, Ohio. Amanda died on May 12, 1907 in Yates Center, Kansas.

They had the following children:
	151	i.	Willis Marion (1867-1940)
	152	ii.	Luke Shawhan (1869-1940)
	153	iii.	Sarah Jane “Sally” (1874-1952)
	154	iv.	Bertha Estella (1876-1915)
	155	v.	Etta Pearl (1879-1965)
	156	vi.	Mary Elizabeth (1881-1942)
		vii.	Jessie O.

39. Jane BECKETT (Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Jane was born in Clark County, Indiana, in 1817. Jane died in Camp Point, Illinois, in 1866; she was 49.

Jane married Jacob DAILY. Jacob was born in 1812.65 Jacob died in 1879; he was 67.

They had the following children:
		i.	David. David was born in 1836.
		ii.	Joseph B. Joseph B. was born in 1839.
		iii.	Isabella J. Isabella J. was born in 1841.
		iv.	Elizabeth. Elizabeth was born in 1843.
		v.	Henry. Henry was born in 1845.
		vi.	John. John was born in 1846.
		vii.	Jacob A. Jacob A. was born in 1849.
		viii.	Phillip. Phillip was born in 1851.
		ix.	Margaret. Margaret was born in 1854.
		x.	Grandison. Grandison was born in 1858.

40. Robert Alexander BECKETT (Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Robert Alexander was born in Clark County, Indiana, on January 18, 1818.66 Robert Alexander died in Garden City, Kansas, on March 5, 1892; he was 74.

On February 26, 1834 Robert Alexander married Mary DOWNING, daughter of Rezin DOWNING (March 30, 1779-January 3, 1881) & Nancy TURNER (October 29, 1783-November 26, 1880). Mary was born in Virginia on March 4, 1813. Mary died on March 24, 1903; she was 90.

They had the following children:
	157	i.	Joseph (1834-1884)
	158	ii.	William (1836-1877)
		iii.	Sarah J. Sarah J. was born on January 10, 1839. Sarah J. died on August 7, 1885; she was 46.
		iv.	Harriet. Harriet was born on January 24, 1839. Harriet died on April 13, 1926; she was 87.
	159	v.	James Asbury (1840-1928)
		vi.	John Strange. John Strange was born on April 17, 1842. John Strange died on September 1, 1864; he was 22.
	160	vii.	Reason Downing (1842-1916)
		viii.	Ann Maria. Ann Maria was born on May 17, 1844. Ann Maria died on September 23, 1875; she was 31.
		ix.	Nancy Adeline. Nancy Adeline was born on October 20, 1846. Nancy Adeline died on October 20, 1850; she was 4.
		x.	Robert Alexander. Robert Alexander was born on July 19, 1849. Robert Alexander died on February 3, 1933; he was 83.
		xi.	Cornelius L. Cornelius L. was born on January 7, 1851. Cornelius L. died on July 24, 1930; he was 79.
		xii.	Mary. Mary was born on January 7, 1855. Mary died on September 5, 1949; she was 94.

Family of Elizabeth SHAWHAN (9) & Eli ROBERTSON

41. Daniel ROBERTSON (Elizabeth SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Daniel was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on April 8, 1798. Daniel died in Westville, LaPorte County, Indiana, on April 8, 1874; he was 76.

On October 21, 1817 Daniel married Margaret TEEPLE, daughter of Jacob TEEPLE & Penelope REYNOLDS, in Clark County, Indiana. Margaret was born about 1800.

Subject: Jacob Teeple
Date: Sun, 11 Jun 2000 19:34:36 -0400
From: Anne Rahamut <canner@total.net>
To: darby@visi.net

Dear Bob,
As you can see, I really enjoy my sources.  I hope you find something useful here in the Jacob Teeple family info.  I look forward to some details from you about Margaret and Daniel's families.  I copied down your ged-file, but as you can guess, I'm hoping you can provide the sources of your info to strengthen the picture for me.

regards, Anne

Anne Rahamut,
66 Lawrence Ave East
Toronto ON  M4N 1S4
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NOTES ON JACOB TEEPLE

NOTE: Jacob Teeple and Penelope Reynolds had 6 children: George, John Plum, Alexander D., Charles Madison, MARGARET, and an un-identified daughter.  My notes on Margaret are very skimpy:

# Margaret Teeple married Daniel Robertson on 21 Oct 1817.  Lemuel Ford was the presiding minister. source: Index, Marriage Record "A" of Clark County, State of Indiana, 1808-1820, copy seen at Jeffersonville Twp Public Library, Jeffersonville IN, June 1999

My notes on Jacob Teeple span many years of his life. A very few are primary sources; some are secondary, and some are anecdotal.  I always include everything, weak or strong.
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# "John Plum Teeple was born in the township of Wayne, Steuben county, New York, Jan. 23, 1803.  His grandparents, German born, moved to Northumberland county, Pennsylvania, at a very early day, where his father, Jacob Teeple, was born in 1764 and was married about 1789 to a Puritan maiden of Connecticut, Penelope Reynolds by name.  Soon after his marriage he moved to Steuben county, New York, where all of his children, nine in number, were born and where he represented his district in the legislature several terms." Source: unidentified newsclipping, on the occasion of son John Plum Teeple's 97th birthday, provided by Mrs. MaryLou Dobson, descendant, 1460 Laver Lln, Arlington NE  68002-5658

#  The pioneer of the town, according to common understanding and  consent, was Jacob Teeples, better known as Colonel Teeples, who located in the town during the year 1800, and on what was known as Charles Williamson's road, Ieading from Bath to Geneva. Jacob Teeples was a pioneer, and a good and worthy citizen. He turned his habitation into a hotel, and kept public house for some years.  Neighbors he had none for some time, but his house was an important point on the old stage road.  Colonel Teeples was himself a worthy man, for he served two terms in the Assembly, representing Stueben County, and was also sheriff of the county one term. He was succeeded in the ownership of the hotel by Daniel Rapalee, after which he left the town. The latter continued for many years as landlord, as the first town meeting was held at his place in 1823.
    From the time of his settlement in 1800 to 1806, Colonel Teeples was practically alone in the town, but the year last named witnessed the arrival of a number of families, among them being those of William Ovenshire, Oliver Parker, Thomas Bronson, Joseph Finton, William Coolbaugh, James Finley, James and Nehemiah Highby, John Carr, and possibly others whose names are not recalled.
source: Lewis Aldrich, History of Yates County, 1892, Library of Congress F127 Y 3A2, Chapter on the Town of Barrington

#  In 1803, March 5, Jacob (Teaple) Teeple was a captain in the Steuben County militia (p. 651).  In 1806, 31 March, Jacob (Tepple )Teeple was a first major in the Steuben County militia (p. 843).  In 1807, Jacob Teeple was lieutenant colonel commandant of the brigade of militia in the county of Steuben (p. 914).  In 1808, Jacob Teeple was the late commander of the regiment, now vice Teeple, appointed sheriff (p. 964).
source: Hugh Hastings, compiler and editor, State Historian, Military
Minutes of the Council of Appointment of the State of New York, 1783-1821, published by the State of New York, Volume I, Albany, James B.  Lyon State Printer, 1901, copy from Missisquoi Historical Society Archives, P.O.  Box 186, Stanbridge East, QC J0J 2H0

# "Teeple, Jacob, b. 19 June 1763, Somerset Co., NJ, d. 7 July 1835, Clark Co., Ind., m (1) Penelope -, d. aft. 1825, deed sign.; (2) Hannah Martin. Service: was a Fifer, later a .  While residing with his father in Derry Twp., Northumberland Co., Pa. he served with the Pa. Troops from Oct. 1777 to Feb. 1778 under Col. James Morrow's Regiment and as substitute for his father from 1778-1780.  Again, in 1880, he served 6 mos. in Capt. Nelson's Company.  In the Spring of 1882, 9 mos. in Capt. Thos. Robinson's Co., and was in an engagement at Bald Eagle Creek.  Children: George; John, b. 23 Jan 1803, d. 1903; Charles; Alexander, b. 7 Mar 1808, m. Margaret Rowland; Margaret.  Descendant: Donan, Hilda Elizabeth, No. 330688" source: A Roster of Revolutionary Ancestors of the Indiana Daughters of the American Revolution, vol 1, Commemoration of the United States of America Bicentennial July 4, 1976, page 629, copy seen at Jeffersonville Public Library, Jeffersonville IN, June 1999

# ". . . Jacob and family moved to Clark Co Ind.  This was about 1815."
source: letter from Isabella Teeple Veazey to Belle Teeple Terry, dated Avilla, Ind., 24 Apr 1928

# "Estray books were kept in each county to record the finding of stray animals.  The early settlers had no fences in which to confine their [animals] so it was necessary for each family to have particular markings for their animals and these marks were made a matter of record.  Persons taking up stray animals were required to advertise the same in their neighborhood and if not claimed they were to make oath before a justice of the peace that an animal with certain markings had been taken up; the justice then issued a warrant for three disinterested householders to appraise the same.  The returns made by the appraisers were entered in an estray book kept by each justice and a copy of the report was transmitted to the clerk of the county court who also entered it in a county estray book.
     Since Clark County was the second oldest county to be organized in Indian Territory, its estray book is especially valuable. . ."
     Listed in the book is "Jacob Teple, 2-22-1816."
source: Index to Clark County Estray Book 1801-1817, copy seen at Jeffersonville Twp Public Library, Jeffersonville IN, June 1999

# Jacob Teeple married Hannah Martin, 17 Apr 1834 in Clark Co IN. source: Index, Marriage Record Book D, p. 11 of Clark County, State of Indiana,  copy seen at Jeffersonville Twp Public Library, Jeffersonville IN, June 1999

# Jacob Teeple and Hannah Martin were married by Leander Cobb, MG. Source: index of presiding ministers, Clark Co Marriages, coy seen in Charlestown Public Library, Charlestown, Clark Co IN, Jun 1999

# "Deed on record in Clark Co Ind. Found by Mary Teeple Hughes - signed by his wife Penelope and Jacob Teeple"
"Jacob Teeples war record in Bureau of Pensions Wash DC"
"Jacob & Penelope are buried in old Charlestown Ind - burying ground (no marker now)"
"Jacob's oldest son was named George"
"Green Tree Tavern, Charlestown, Ind, home of Jacob Teeple"
Source: penciled notes of Kittie Teeple Battles, photocopied by descendant MaryLou Dobson, 1460 Laver Ln, Arlington NE  68002-5658

# "Jacob Teeple and his first wife Penelope and second wife Mrs. Hannah Martin are buried in Charlestown, but the stones at the graves are so old we can not make out the dates.  They are buried in an old church cemetery. The records my father had with belonged to Jacob Teeple were burned in a fire that destroyed my brother's store.  They were in an old desk that belonged to Jacob Teeple, which my father had.  I have been told that Jacob and Penelope belonged to the Presbyerian Church in Charlestown.  But some of those old records have been burned."
Source: letter from Isabella Teeple Veazey to Belle Teeple Terry, dated Avilla, Ind., 24 Apr 1928

# ". . . I wondered if I ever told you that we got our papers all filled out and became Daughters of the American Revolution . . . for awhile we thought we would not get in.  It was hard to prove that Penelope was Jacob Teeple's first wife.  Mary Teeple Hughes, who lives in Jeffersonville Ind. found a deed in record in Clark Co which had been signed by Jacob Teeple and his wife Penelope. So as soon as we sent that in it wasn't long until eight of us received notice that we had been taken in as members. . .  We got some of the facts about Jacob Teeple's War record from the Bureau of Pensions at Washington City.  I'll send a copy of that letter.  Also we belong to the Green Tree Farm Chapter at Charlestown Indiana.  I think this old Farm was once the home of Jacob Teeple. For many years my father's Aunt Betty and Uncle Tommy Mitchell lived in this old log home.  This Aunt Betty was a Rowland and a sister of my father's mother.  I have often visited them when I was a girl living in Charlestown.
     I wanted to tell you about the old Methodist church in Clark Co.  I think this is the church where the Teeples, Rowlands and Robertsons worshipped in in an early day.  The land for the first M.E. church in Indiana was given by David Rowland my great-grandfather.  It was used for a year when it burned down.  Then it was built a mile farther away on the land of Daniel Robertson.  This old log church still stands, but has been moved to Charlestown.  It is now on the old home of my grandfather Naudain. A few years ago I was at Charlestown and was in the old church.  I expect all of Jacob Teeple's family worshipped in this old church as they lived in that neighbourhood. It is in this old church cemetery that Jacob and Penelope are buried.  My father knew just where the graves were.  But my brother can not find them as the markers are so old you can't read the inscriptions on them . . ."
Source: letter from Isabella Teeple Veazey to MaryLou Battles Dobson, dated Arvilla Ind., 10 Sep 1930, photocopy sent by MaryLou Dobson, 1460 Laver Ln, Arlington NE  68002-5658

# Teeple, Jacob, Clark County.  Born-June 19, 1763, Somerset Co., NJ. Service-while living in Northumberland Co., Penn., enlisted as a substitute for his father, who was lame.  Served as a fifer from 1778 to 1780. Frequently engaged in scouting parties.  Served under Capt. John Nelson. Total service 18 mos.  Proof-Pension claim S. 16552. Died- July 7, 1835. Buried Robertson Church Cemetery, near Charlestown. Married-Hannah--. Collected by Anne Rogers Clark Chapter D.A.R.
Source: Mrs. Roscoe C. O'Byrne, compiler, Roster of Soldiers & Patriots of the American Revolution Buried in Indiana (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Company, 1968) p. 352

# Jacob Teeple estate LA granted this day to Alexander D. Teeple.  John Austin is security.
Source: Hoosier Journal of Ancestry pt 2, Clark Co Special no. 2, Probate Order Book C, Aug 1835-Apr 1843, P.O. Box 33, Little York IN 47139, copyright 1992, Naomi Keith Sexton

They had the following children:
	161	i.	Catherine Teeple (1819-1881)
		ii.	Calvin Ruter. Calvin Ruter was born in Clark County, Indiana, on March 10, 1821. Calvin Ruter died in Westville, LaPorte County, Indiana, on September 25, 1889; he was 68.
			On March 10, 1847 Calvin Ruter married Samantha WARNOCK, in Clark County, Indiana.
		iii.	Sarah Ann.
		iv.	Marquis Wellesly.
			About 1855 Marquis Wellesly married Sarah RUDDELL, daughter of William RUDDELL (April 28, 1794-September 24, 1842) & Rebecca TUCKER (about 1795-about 1840). Sarah was born about 1826.
		v.	Charles Teeple.
		vi.	Elizabeth Penelope.
		vii.	Charlotte Teeple.
		viii.	Eli. Eli was born about 1840.
		ix.	William Garner.

42. Nathan ROBERTSON (Elizabeth SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Nathan was born in 1800. Nathan died in 1868; he was 68.

Nathan first married Hannah WILSON. Hannah was born in 1810. Hannah died in 1849; she was 39.

They had the following children:
		i.	Eli. Eli was born in Jefferson County, Indiana, in 1829. Eli died in Jefferson County, Indiana, in 1830; he was 1.
		ii.	Elizabeth. Elizabeth was born in 1830. Elizabeth died in 1860; she was 30.
		iii.	Joseph Franklin. Joseph Franklin was born in 1832. Joseph Franklin died in 1909; he was 77.
			Joseph Franklin married Abigail FIX.
		iv.	John Strange. John Strange was born in 1833. John Strange died in 1909; he was 76.
			John Strange married Lou BLACK. Lou died in 1870.
		v.	William W. William W. was born in 1835. William W. died in 1900; he was 65.
			William W. married Margaret PARKS.
		vi.	Richard D. Richard D. was born in Jefferson County, Indiana, on September 5, 1837. Richard D. died in Jefferson County, Indiana, on April 28, 1838; he was <1.
		vii.	Simeon Hunt. Simeon Hunt was born in 1839. Simeon Hunt died in 1927; he was 88.
			Simeon Hunt married Lucinda BAKER.
		viii.	Martha. Martha was born in 1843.
			Martha married William RAY.
		ix.	Mary L. Mary L. was born in 1847. Mary L. died in 1868; she was 21.
			Mary L. married COLE.

About 1855 Nathan second married Melissa WILEY, in Jefferson County, Indiana.

They had one child:
		i.	Alfaretta.

43. Hezekiah ROBERTSON (Elizabeth SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Hezekiah was born in Clark County, Indiana, on January 5, 1805. Hezekiah died in Topeka, Shawnee County, Kansas, on December 22, 1890; he was 85.

In 1828 Hezekiah married Mary TEEPLE, in Clark County, Indiana. Mary was born on October 3, 1800. Mary died in Topeka, Shawnee County, Kansas, in 1882; she was 81.

They had the following children:
		i.	Eli Marion.
		ii.	Jacob O.
		iii.	Elizabeth M.
		iv.	Leonard Woods.
		v.	Mary Helena. Mary Helena was born in Clark County, Indiana, in 1839.

44. John ROBERTSON (Elizabeth SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John was born in Clark County, Indiana, on May 4, 1807. John died on November 11, 1863; he was 56.

On September 2, 1830 John married Mariah DOWNING, daughter of Rezin DOWNING (March 30, 1779-January 3, 1881) & Nancy TURNER (October 29, 1783-November 26, 1880), in Clark County, Indiana. Mariah was born in Frederick County, Maryland, on November 14, 1811. Mariah died in Adams County, Illinois, on October 26, 1901; she was 89. Mariah was buried in Hebron Cemetery, Adams County, Camp Point, Illinois.

They had the following children:
	162	i.	Charlotte Ann Maria (1849-1926)
		ii.	Joseph.
		iii.	Nancy Jane.
		iv.	Mary Elizabeth.
		v.	John C. John C. was born in Adams County, Illinois, about 1851.
		vi.	Rezin D. Rezin D. was born in Adams County, Illinois, about 1853.

45. Eli Doc ROBERTSON (Elizabeth SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Eli Doc was born in Clark County, Indiana, on April 8, 1810. Eli Doc died on July 22, 1882; he was 72.

In 1835 Eli Doc married .

They had one child:
		i.	Joseph.

46. Charlotte ROBERTSON (Elizabeth SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Charlotte was born in Clark County, Indiana, on March 20, 1814. Charlotte died in 1886; she was 71.

About 1839 Charlotte married Sysney O'HARRA67, son of Charles O’HARRA (-circa 1816) & Rebecca McCOMB (December 4, 1787-April 4, 1871), in Clark County, Indiana. Sysney was born in Frankfort County, Ohio, in 1817. Sysney died in Clark County, Indiana, in 1854; he was 37. Sysney was buried in Moriah Cemetery, Henryville, Clark County, Indiana.

They had the following children:
	163	i.	Daniel (1840-1863)
		ii.	Elizabeth.
		iii.	George Washington.
		iv.	Rebecca.
		v.	Eli Marion. Eli Marion was born in Clark County, Indiana, in 1849. Eli Marion died in Clark County, Indiana, in 1854; he was 5. Eli Marion was buried in Mt. Moriah Cemetery, Henryville, Clark County, Indiana.

47. Elizabeth M. ROBERTSON (Elizabeth SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Elizabeth M. was born in Clark County, Indiana, on December 13, 1815. Elizabeth M. died about 1863; she was 47.

About 1836 Elizabeth M. married David CRISMAN68. David was born about 1812.

They had the following children:
		i.	William T. William T. was born in 1837. William T. died in 1863; he was 26.
		ii.	Jame H. Jame H. was born in 1839.
		iii.	Eli Robertson. Eli Robertson was born in 1841.
		iv.	Mary Jane.
		v.	Leonard W. Leonard W. was born in 1847.
		vi.	John D. John D. was born in 1850.
		vii.	Hezekiah W. Hezekiah W. was born in 1855.

48. Jane ROBERTSON (Elizabeth SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Jane was born in Clark County, Indiana, on March 12, 1818. Jane died in Grundy County, Missouri, on March 18, 1889; she was 71.

On October 5, 1837 Jane married James OVERMAN, in Clark County, Indiana. James was born in Clark County, Indiana, on October 15, 1813. James died in Grundy County, Missouri, on August 22, 1891; he was 77.

They had one child:
		i.	Eli Robertson.

Family of Joseph SHAWHAN (10) & Sarah "Sallie" EWALT

49. Joseph SHAWHAN (Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Joseph was born in Harrison County, Kentucky, about 1798. Joseph died in Bracken County, Kentucky, before 1860; he was 62.

The 1850 Census lists Joseph's family as living in Bracken Co., KY. His parentage was unclear for some time, but there were clues. His marriage record indicates that he was wed in Harrison County; also, the death records of his first two children, William and Mary, (both died in their twenties), listed them as having been born in Harrison Co., KY, not Bracken County. Recently, thanks to the research efforts of a Shawhan descendant, Larry Megibben of Covington, Ky, we were able to find a copy of the marriage bond for the marriage of Joseph and Sarah Nesbitt, signed by a Joseph Shawhan and a John Nesbitt -- marriage bonds were normally signed by the fathers of the betrothed. The signature of Joseph Shawhan is a rather distinctive, clearly legible imprint. Comparison of the signature of this Joseph Shawhanwith signatures on other Shawhan marriage bonds of the era, offers strong evidence that the Joseph Shawhan who signed the Shawhan/Nesbitt marriage bond was Joseph Shawhan, 1781-1871, known in the family as "Uncle Joe", the legendary Harrison County, KY farmer, horseman, state representative, etc., who may have illegitimately fathered Joseph Shawhan, b. about 1798, before he subsequently married Sarah Ewalt.
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CENSUS YR:  1850  STATE or TERRITORY:  KY  COUNTY:  Bracken  REEL NO:  M432-193  PAGE NO:  445B. REFERENCE:  Enumerated by Jos. Doniphan on the 24th day of August 1850 
LN HN FN LAST NAME FIRST NAME AGE SEX RACE OCCUP. VAL. BIRTHPLACE
20 912 912 Shawhon Joseph 52 M W Farmer 500 Ky
21 912 912 Shawhon Sarah 47 F W   Ky
22 912 912 Shawhon William 23 M W Farmer  Ky
23 912 912 Shawhon John 14 M W   Ky
24 912 912 Shawhon Joseph 9 M W   Ky
25 912 912 Shawhon Mary 20 F W   Ky
26 912 912 Shawhon Sarah 8 F W   Ky

On December 23, 1825 Joseph married Sarah "Sally" NESBITT, daughter of John NESBITT, in Harrison County, Kentucky. Sarah "Sally" was born in Kentucky about 1803. Sarah "Sally" died in Bracken County, Kentucky, before 1860; she was 57.

Sally Shawhan was mentioned in the will of John Nesbit, probated March 1834.

They had the following children:
		i.	William H. William H. was born in Harrison County, Kentucky, in 1826. William H. died in Bracken County, Kentucky, on January 1, 1852; he was 26. per "Kentucky Kinfolk",  Deaths 1852-1859, he died of consumption.
		ii.	Mary. Mary was born in Harrison County, Kentucky, in 1830. Mary died in Bracken County, Kentucky, on May 10, 1853; she was 23. per "Kentucky Kinfolk", Deaths 1852-1859, she died of consumption.
	164	iii.	John (1836-1923)
		iv.	Joseph. Joseph was born in Bracken County, Kentucky, in 1841.
			The 1860 Census showed Joseph living next to the family of his brother John Shawhan in Switzerland County, IN; it listed him as being a 19 years old farmer.

	165	v.	Sarah Ann "Sally" (1842-)

50. Henry Ewalt SHAWHAN (Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Henry Ewalt was born in Cynthiana, Kentucky, on November 20, 1805. Henry Ewalt died in Cynthiana, Kentucky, on March 4, 1882; he was 76. Occupation: Distiller, farmer, grocer, banker.

HENRY E. SHAWHAN
Late president of National Bank of Cynthiana. He was a farmer and prominent businessman of Harrison County, Kentucky; was born November 20, 1805 and died at his residence near Cynthiana on March 4, 1882. His parents were Joseph and Sallie (Ewalt) Shawhan. His grandfathers, Daniel Shawhan and Henry Ewalt, were both from Alleghany County, Pennsylvania.

His father, Joseph Shawhan, was born in the county and emigrated to this state with his children in 1788 and settled in Bourbon County. In 1816 Joseph moved to Harrison, where he died on September 16, 1871. He was a soldier of the War of 1812 and was for several terms a member of the Kentucky Legislature. He followed agricultural pursuits, was of Scotch-lrish extraction and was one of the most influential and valuable men in his county. At the time of his death he owned and had interest in several of the largest distilleries in the country and owned more land than any man in Harrison County.

Joseph was married in 1800 to Sallie, daughter of Henry and Elizabeth Ewalt of Bourbon County. The result of this union was seven children. (Only one now lives: Mrs. Margaret Miller, who lives with her son, William Miller, in Bourbon County. She is well stricken in years.) Sallie Ewalt, our subject's mother, was of German origin, but was a Bourbon County woman by birth and also belonged to one of the oldest pioneer families of the state. Her son, Henry E. Shawhan, of whom we write, was raised on the farm, his education being confined to the country schools as organized in his boyhood days.

He was actively engaged on the farm until 1838. In that year he turned his attention to the making of whisky and built a distillery in Harrison County, four miles from Cynthiana. From that time to 1869, in connection with his farming interests, he continued distilling and buying and selling whisky of various distilleries in that county.

In 1864 he took an interest in the grocery house of Shawhan and Jewett of Cynthiana. The following year he formed a partnership with Joseph Shawhan in the same business. In the following year he bought the interest of his partner and was sole proprietor of one of the largest grocery businesses in Cynthiana.

In 1874 he became one of a number of capitalists who undertook to build a narrow gauge railroad from Mount Sterling to the mountains into the coal and iron region of eastern Kentucky. Several miles of this road are in actual operation and its great local importance is now largely felt. It was the ultimate purpose of the originators of this valuable enterprise to terminate the road at Cynthiana. Mr. Shawhan was for several years one of the directors of this railroad and was largely interested in the state and the future success of the road.

In 1871 he was elected president of the National Bank of Cynthiana, which position he ably filled to the time of his death. He was always a Democrat and during the rebellion his sympathies were strongly with the cause of the south.

He was a man of sterling qualities, unmarred by deep prejudices, of plain, unaffected, honest manner, moved through life without show or pretense, was of irreproachable integrity of character and was a man of great physical endurance.

 ..... Shawhan was three times married:

October 20, 1835 to Mary Varnon, daughter of John Varnon, a Bourbon County farmer. She died in 1842. Two years later he was married to Sallie Pugh (nee Cantrill), who died in 1857. In 1859 he married Sallie Cult, a native of Bourbon County and daughter of John Ravenscraft, a pioneer of that country. He is the father of eight children.69

Research: Capitalist, farmer, distiller, banker, Henry E. Shawhan was one of the more influential men of Bourbon County in the mid-1800s.  He helped finance and build the railroad from Mount Sterling to the mountains, which opened the way for coal and iron production in the region of Eastern Kentucky.  In 1871, he was elected president of the National Bank of Cynthiana; and remained in that position until his death.  During "the rebellion," "his sympathies were strongly with the cause of the South…"70

He was raised on the family homestead, educated in the county schools of the period, and actively engaged in farming until 1838.  In that year he decided to go up into the whiskey-making business, together with other family members, and opened a distillery in Harrison County, about 4 miles from Cynthiana.  He continued distilling, buying and selling the whiskey of various other distillers in the county for many years.  In 1864, he became a partner in the grocery house of Shawhan & Jewett in Cynthiana, eventually building it into the largest grocery business in the area.  In 1871 he was elected president of the National Bank of Cynthiana and the Shawhan family continued to hold important positions in Cynthiana for many decades thereafter, well into the 20th century.  In 1874, he joined with other prominent men who undertook to build a narrow gauge railroad from Mt. Sterling, Ky., to the mountainous coal and iron region of eastern Kentucky.  He was always a strong Democrat, and during the Civil War, his sympathies were closely tied to the cause of the Confederacy.71

Excerpts from Paris, Kentucky, "Kentuckian:" 
"Henry Shawhan, in 1839, purchased a large farm at $100 per acre, being compelled to sell at fifty dollars, in the financial crisis that followed, he was bankrupted. Whiskey at that time fell from to to 12 1/2 cents. "Old Bourbon" however, has brought him out and he now owns several fine farms in Bourbon and Harrison. February 11 1866.

"Major S.M. Hibler of Lexington, and H.E.. Shawhan of Cynthiana, considered two of the most active business men in Kentucky were on the train for Lexington last Monday afternoon. These gentlemen are each 73 years of age, hale and hearty, June 5 1878."

BB-38.  Cool Spring, Edwin Clark/Henry Shawhan House, Beech Spring, ca. 1860 Townsend Valley Road

The construction of this handsome Greek Revival house, called Cool Spring by 1861, is said to have ruined the builder, Edwin Clark, member of an old family in the area (BB-6).

Work was started at the beginning of the Civil War with slave labor, but the slaves were freed before completion of the house. The difference in wages bankrupted Clark, who sold the property in 1867 to Henry E. Shawhan.

This fine house has an ample two-story front block with a long two-story ell incorporating a handsome two-story gallery along the outer (north) side, like several other houses in Bourbon County, although the gallery is usually on the inside of the ell elsewhere. The facade is articulated by six full-height brick pilasters, but the octagonal wooden columns of the porch suggests a post-bellum date of completion. The interior woodwork, of cherry and walnut, is plain but impressive, with pediments in the central hall with its attractive spiral staircase, and high entablature in the parlor. The house is remarkably consistent and intact, although chandeliers and some other features were modernized during World War I. Behind the house is a brick two-room dwelling, probably servant's quarters, as well as several barns and outbuildings with Gothic bargeboards and some vertical siding.

Henry E. Shawhan (1805-1882), who purchased the farm after Clark's bankruptcy, was a son of Joseph Shawhan (1779-1872), a veteran of the War of 1812, State Legislator, and Harrison County distiller and farmer. One of the leading businessmen of central Kentucky, Henry Shawhan was a farmer, distiller and distributor of whiskey, and president of the National Bank of Cynthiana. The farm was acquired by Matthew H. Payne, a brother of Paris postmaster J. Walter Payne, after his marriage in 1905 to Shawhan's granddaughter Margaret Lynn.

Whitley and her sources; Perrin, esp. pp. 492, 678-79; Kerr, IV, 430-31.72

On October 20, 1835 Henry Ewalt first married Mary VARNON, daughter of John VARNON & Elizabeth “Betsy” WILLIAMS. Mary was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, before 1813. Mary died in 1842; she was 29.

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They had the following children:
		i.	Joseph W. Joseph W. was born on October 20, 1837. Joseph W. died in Died during Civil War, on February 8, 1862; he was 24.
	166	ii.	Mary “Mollie”
	167	iii.	Hubbard Warfield (1841-)

In 1844 Henry Ewalt second married Sarah “Sallie” CANTRILL73, daughter of Joseph CANTRILL (1780-) & Mariam FUGATE (1785-1853).74 Sarah “Sallie” was born on December 28, 1807. Sarah “Sallie” died on November 18, 1857; she was 49.

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They had the following children:
		i.	Minnie. Minnie was born on February 5, 1846. Minnie died on August 6, 1870; she was 24.
			Minnie married William Johnston COOKE. Occupation: Banker and mayor of Ashville, North Carolina.
		ii.	Henry H.E. Henry H.E. was born on October 25, 1854. Henry H.E. died on March 2, 1863; he was 8. Henry H.E. was buried in Battle Grove Cemetery, Cynthiana, Kentucky.
	168	iii.	Maggie Rebecca (-1879)
	169	iv.	Cynthia Arabella “Tinnie” (1848-1884)
		v.	Henry C. Henry C. was born after 1844. Henry C. died before July 1888; he was 44.
			Until November, 1998, no Shawhan family researcher mentioned the name of Henry C. Shawhan as the son of Henry Ewalt Shawhan.  In March 1998, I came across a picture of a (then)  Shawhan in a “Shawhan” photo album owned by Mrs. Betty Hewitt Lair Wyatt, a descendant of Henry Ewalt Shawhan through the line of his daughter “Tinnie” Arabella May.  The name “H. C. Shawhan, 1875” was handwritten on the cover of the photo album.  After studying the photo album, I determined that it was a college “fraternity” brother album, because there were pictures of perhaps twenty young men.  The only similarity between them was a small fraternity pin that each was wearing on his lapel.  Upon closer inspection, I found “best wishes” comments on the back of several of the pictures.  Also, it was my great fortune to find the actual picture of H. C. Shawhan himself.  He looked to be in his early twenties.  (Refer to picture on right).
			On November 16, 1998, I received estate papers, will, and deed records of Henry Ewalt Shawhan.  While reading Henry Ewalt’s will, I came across the following: “I give and devise my son H. C. Shawhan a tract of land allotted to me from my Father’s estate…(then a lengthy description of the inheritance--refer to Appendix E “The Papers of Henry Ewalt Shawhan” for original source material).”75  Henry also appointed H. C. Shawhan executor of his will.  A Harrison County court record, dated 27 March 1882, gives us more information about this “lost” son of Henry:  “A writing purporting to be the last will and testament of Henry E. Shawhan deceased was produced in Court and proven by John S. Boyers and Jas. S. Withers to be the proper hand writing of Said Testator when said writing was established as and for the last will of said testator and ordered to be recorded.  Henry C. Shawhan the Executor named in the Will of H. E. Shawhan appeared in Court and consented to take upon himself the burden of the execution of the trust, and took the oath and entered into Bond as the law requires without security.”76
			It appears that Henry C. Shawhan died sometime in 1888.  Two estate settlements are listed for “Henry C. Shawhan deceased” the second of which reads:  “Final settlement of the accounts of H. C. Shawhan dec’d as executor of the estate of H. E. Shawhan…”77
			I placed Henry C. Shawhan as the son of Henry Ewalt Shawhan and Sarah Cantrill because (1) the middle initial could stand for “Cantrill” and (2) he is listed in Henry Ewalt’s will alongside the other children of Sarah.  Also, one of the administrators of Henry C. Shawhan’s estate was J.C. May, the husband of “Tinnie” Arabella Shawhan.   --REF

In 1859 Henry Ewalt third married Julia Sarah “Sallie” RAVENSCRAFT78, daughter of John RAVENSCRAFT (after 1786-1813) & Rebecca EWALT (November 28, 1787-October 1, 1861). Julia Sarah “Sallie” was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on December 19, 1808. Julia Sarah “Sallie” died on February 23, 1879; she was 70.

They had one child:
	170	i.	Annie Eliza

51. Sarah Elizabeth "Betsey" SHAWHAN (Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Sarah Elizabeth "Betsey" was born in 1807.

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Sarah Elizabeth, known in Ky. Records "History of Bourbon County" as "'Betsey' Ewalt, now Mrs. Lair of Harrison County."  {Madsen, p. 27}
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Marriage Bond (original located in the Harrison County Vault, Cynthiana, Kentucky):
Know all men by these present that we, George Lail and Joseph Shawhan are held & firmly bound unto the Commonwealth of Ky. in the sum of £50 current money and for payment, well and truly to be made and done,  we bind ourselves our heirs, executors and administrators, jointly, severally & firmly by these presents sealed and dated this 3rd day of February 1823. The Condition of the above obligation is such that whereas a marriage is shortly intended to be solemnized between the above bound George Lail and Elizabeth Shawhan. Now should there be no lawful cause to obstruct said marriage then the above obligation to be void. Otherwise to remain in full force and virtue.
Attest
H. C. Moore
George Lail (seal)
Joseph Shawhan (seal)

To the Clerk of Harrison County, Kentucky
Sir in and by these presents I do autherise (sic) George Lail to apply to you for licens (sic) to marry my Daughter Elizabeth this given under my hand 3d Feby 1823
Joseph Shawhan (seal)
Joseph Shawhan (different signature)
Henry Shawhan

On February 14, 1823 Sarah Elizabeth "Betsey" married George LAIL, son of John LAIL (February 16, 1776-1853) & Mary Susan WILLIAMS (March 16, 1777-1850). George was born on February 22, 1802. George died on October 9, 1850; he was 48.

They had the following children:
	171	i.	Joseph (ca1824-1906)
	172	ii.	Margaret (~1821-1928)
	173	iii.	John Shawhan (1826-1878)
		iv.	William D. William D. served in in 1836. William D. died in 1867.
		v.	Alexander. Alexander served in  C.S.A. Alexander died in killed Indiana Civil War., in 1864; he was 24. Alexander was born in 1840.
		vi.	Sarah.
			Research: No issue.

			Sarah married John RIGHTER M.D.79.
	174	vii.	George Henry (1841-1924)

52. John SHAWHAN Major, CSA (Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on April 2, 1811. John served in  Veteran of the Mexican War; Confederate Officer, in 1846/1862; he was 34.80 John died in Morgan County, Kentucky, on October 2, 1862; he was 51.81 Occupation: Military Officer; Sheriff, Ky. Legislator.

Biography: Prestonburg, Kentucky

Several pieces of correspondence from The War of the Rebellion: A compilation of the official records of the Union and Confederate Armies. Washington: Government Printing Office. 1882. refer to John Shawhan. They are included here in date order.

Prestonburg, Floyd Co., KY., October 2, 1861

His Excellency Jefferson Davis,

President of the Confederate States of America:

Sir: Our Legislature has betrayed us. We have marched to this point on account of its strategic importance with 1,000 men. Hundreds are gathering around our standard daily. We can have 5,000 men here in two weeks. We would most respectfully petition Your Excellency to send us immediately some experienced military man to command us, and place us upon a footing to make ourselves available in furthering the cause of civil freedom, in which we have enlisted, and to which we pledge our lives and our sacred honor. Other information respecting our wants and our statitstics will be furnished by the commissioners who are the bearers of this petition.

BEN DESHA,82
Captain of Light Infantry Company (armed).

E. F. CLAY,
Captain of Cavalry Company (armed). 

JAMES M. THOMAS,83
Captain Mounted Rifles (forty minies, with equipment).

T. R.  WORSHAM,
Infantry (unarmed). 

H. C. SWANGO,
Infantry (unarmed). 

A. J. MAY,
Captain, Morgan (unarmed). 

JESSE MEEK, Infantry (unarmed). 

G. W. CONNER,
Captain, Infantry (unarmed). 

G. M. EWING,
Captain, Infantry (unarmed).

Guards, Infantry
 JOHN W. SPARKS, Captain84

Infantry (unarmed), 
JOHN SHAWHAN.

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Piketon

Report of Col. Joshua W. Sill, Thirty-Third Ohio Infantry, under Gen. W. Nelson (Union). Correspondence from The War of the Rebellion: A compilation of the official records of the Union and Confederate Armies. Washington: Government Printing Office. 1882.

Piketon, November 10, 1861

Sir: I have the honor to report that my command occupied this place yesterday afternoon about 4 o'clock. Colonel Metcalf's mounted force, in advance, exchanged shots with a pany, probably a reconnoitering one, who had just crossed the river. They retreated. I threw out Metcalf's and Hart's force, deployed as skirmishers, on the hill-side flanking the road, which debouched at the ford. They found the enemy's men, making off by the Shelvy road. A few rounds of shell were sent after them, and Metcalf's men mounted their horses and took possession of the town. The remainder of the force crossed on a raft bridge. I reamed that the enemy were occupied all of yesterday leaving. General Williams was here when the skirmishers opened fire. I now occupy his headquarters. The only casualty that I know of was 1 man killed on this side. On the route we encountered a company of mounted men twice. The first time our fire killed a horse and wounded 2 men. Night before last a renonnoitering company of 10, sent out by Colonel Metcalf, encountered Captain Shawn's cavalry, of about 150, and, it is reported, wounded Captain Shawn. His company went back in great haste. There are many particulars I will speak of when I meet you. Troops are very hungry. All that we can get is beef. There is a mill near here, which we will set in motion today, and get plenty of corn meal.

I am, very respectfully, sir, your most obedient servant,

J. W. Sill,
Colonel, Commanding

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Pound Gap

Letter from John S. Williams, Colonel, Confederate States Army, to Brig. General Humphrey Marshall, C.S. Army at Wytheville. Correspondence from The War of the Rebellion: A compilation of the official records of the Union and Confederate Armies. Washington: Government Printing Office. 1882. Vol. 17., pp. 228-30.

Camp near Pound Gap, November 13, 1861.

General: Since my last report to you I have been compelled to abandon Piketon by an overwhelming force that advanced upon me in two columns, one directly up the river from Prestonburg, 1,000 strong, with a battery of six pieces, and the other from Louisa up John's Creek, a branch of the Sandy, numbering 1,800 men, with a battery of field pieces. Both of these columns converged upon Piketon.

My whole force consisted of 1,010 men, including sick, teamsters, and men on extra duty. I did not believe that the advance of the enemy would be so rapid, and hoped that the artillery and reenforcements promised would arrive before they could disturb me at Piketon. Under this confident hope I commenced gathering supplies, explored the leather resources of the country, found them abundant, and organized a corps of shoemakers, and had them at work. Major Hawes had purchased 1,000 fat hogs and a number of beef cattle, and was making preparations to salt them. My men were badly clad and badly armed, with not a knapsack, haversack, or canteen. They carried their powder in horns, gourds, and bottles. This was our condition when the enemy commenced the advance upon us. Retreat was inevitable, but there was too much public property to be abandoned without an effort to save it. I at once ordered all the transportation possible to be collected, and sent the sick, wounded and the live stock to the rear on the Pound Gap road, for the Tazewell route was no longer safe. I sent a small armed force immediately on the Tazewell route with written orders to turn back the artillery and all public wagons to a point of safety in Virginia. I then sent Captain Holliday, with a small mounted company, on the John's Creek road, and Captains Thomas and Clay on the River road to Prestonburg, to observe the movements of the enemy. This was on the night of the 8th. Captain Thomas discovered the advance guard of the enemy about 15 miles from Piketon. I went in person with Captains May and Hawkins, with their companies of infantry, and Lieutenant Van Hook, with 20 mounted men, to the position of Captain Thomas, near Ivy Creek. I found that Captain Thomas had burned the bridge there. The men were allowed to refresh themselves and the horses were secured in a deep mountain cave, and the whole party of 250 men moved on foot to a strong position half a mile in front of the bumed bridge, here to await what we supposed to be the advance guard of the enemy's force.

I resumed to our camp at daylight and met the report of Captain Holliday, who had been fired upon by an advanced guard of the enemy of about 150 men. He gave them a gallant fight, killed 8 of them, having only 1 of his number wounded and 1 horse killed. I dispatched Captain Shawn with his own and Captain Cameron's companies, to observe the movements of the enemy on John's Creek, with instructions to engage any party not more than twice his number, but not to attack the enemy's full force.

At 1:30 o'clock on the 9th instant the enemy moved up to Captain May's position (Ivy Creek) with a force of 1,600 men and a battery of six pieces, and were received by 250 rifles and shot-guns, in pointblank range, every one of which took effect. Their column wavered and fell back, but returned in good order, and attempted to carry the pass by assault under cover of their cannon, but were repulsed again with terrific slaughter. They then withdrew beyond the range of our shotguns, and their infantry up the hills soon outflanked our little band compelling them to fall back behind the burned bridge. Here our force made a stand, but the enemy advanced no further. I then ordered three more companies of infantry to sustain Captain May's command or to cover his retreat if necessary.

At 12 o'clock at night Captain Shawn reported to me that the enemy were advancing in full force on the John's Creek road with great rapidity. I then ordered Captains May, Shawn, and all the outposts in. I made a display of forces in Piketon, sent the exhausted infantry in the direction of our retreat, and waited with the balance of the command the arrival of the enemy. They came up slowly and cautiously, but were detained for an hour by Captain Thomas' company of sharpshooters, stationed near the ford, which prevented their artillery from getting into position to rake the town. As they approached I moved the rear guard of 400 men off in good order. They opened upon us a tremendous fire of artillery and musketry, and were replied to by our sharpshooters. We had 1 man killed and 3 wounded, while the enemy had 6 killed.

In the Ivy fight our loss was 10 killed, 15 wounded, and 40 missing. Some of the missing men have gone back to their homes, and others join us daily. We lost Lieutenant Rust, who fell gallantly in the discharge of his duty. My first belief was that the enemy had lost but 150 men, but from subsequent information received from spies, Union men, escaped prisoners who have joined us, and others who have examined their burial ground, I am satisfied the enemy lost over 300 in killed, with the usual proportion of wounded. I cannot speak in terms of commendation too high of the gallantry of Captains May, Thomas, Hawkins and Clay, and Lieutenant Van Hook and Sam Clay. Indeed, the officers and men behaved with so much courage and coolness that to discriminate at all would be invidious.

If we had 1,000 men more and a battery of six pieces we could have whipped and destroyed both columns; but with the small force I had it was impossible to fight both at once, and to have exposed my whole force to one would have exposed the rear to the other. Our cartridge boxes arrived the other day after the fight. We had powder and lead, and made our own cartridges and molded our own bullets.

The enemy have 6,000 troops near Piketon; 1,000 of them advanced 10 miles this side of that place. They have not more than 1,500 at Prestonburg. What they have below as reserves I know but little of, for all communication is cut off and the whole country is frightened out of its wits, and but few men will act as scouts or guides. I am satisfied that this large force was not moved up the Sandy merely for the purpose of dispersing the unorganized and half-armed, barefooted squad under my command. They intended to move upon the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, I think, by way of the Tazewell Court House. They fortify their positions, and have a large number of wagons. The Sandy is now navigable for steamboats to a point above Piketon.

We want good rifles, clothes, greatcoats knapsacks, haversacks, and canteens indeed, everything, almost, except a willingness to fight. Many of our men are barefooted, and I have seen the blood in their tracks as they marched from Ivy to this place. You know what we want, general. Send such articles as we need to Abingdon. There is but little subsistence here, and I fear I shall be compelled to fall back to a point where I can subsist until our organization is perfected. We have been so constantly fighting that we have not had time to complete our muster rolls. I have now over 1,200 men. If I could make a forward movement the effect would be good upon the country.

Mr. Thomas has just received from the governor of Florida a commission as aide de-camp, with rank of colonel. I cannot insist on retaining him from such increased rank. Send somebody else.

If the enemy should move by way of the Pound I have not a sufficient force to resist them - no artillery, no intrenching tools, nor axes, spades, or picks. If they come we will give them a fight, but this will do us no good but to destroy a few of them.

I have just learned from a spy that a steamboat arrived at Piketon yesterday with supplies to the enemy.

Major Hawes wants more money. He has bought hogs, horses, wagons &c.

Your obedient servant, Jno. S. Williams, Colonel, C.S.A.

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John Shawhan,
Captain,
Gen. Humphrey Marshall's
Command, C.S. Army

Letter from R. Hawes, Major and Brig. Commissary, C. S. Army, to General S. Cooper, Adjutant-General, C.S. Army. Correspondence from The War of the Rebellion: A compilation of the official records of the Union and Confederate Armies. Washington: Government Printing Office. 1882. Vol. 17. D. 815-16.

Richmond, January 1, 1862.

Sir: As suggested by you in a conversation on yesterday, I briefly commit to writing the views then presented by me touching General H. Marshall's command in Eastern Kentucky.

The forces present and expected of General Marshall are about as follows:

 Battalion KY mounted men  450
 Col. John S. Williams KY Inf 900
 Col. Triggs VA Inf Reg 750
 Battery artillery, 4pcs 60
 In the field, Paintsville  00
 On Sandy  2160

This force was located as follows when I left headquarters on the 20th December:

Captain Cardell's company, Williams' Kentucky infantry, 135 men, at Whitesburg, Letcher County, on North fork Kentucky river.

 Captain Worsham's company, Williams' Kentucky Infantry, 100 men, at
 Prestonburg.

Two hundred Kentucky cavalry, under command of Captain Shawhan, at Salyersville and West Liberny, about 40 miles in advance of General Marshall's headquarters at Paintsville.

Our base of supplies is Abingdon, Va., or Wytheville, the former about 130 and the latter 150 miles from Prestonburg.

The operations of our army may be viewed as defensive, offensive, or both:

First. As a force to defend the mountain passes against inroads upon the railroad at Wytheville or Abingdon or forays on the northwest of Virginia we have very ample forces.

Second. As an assailing force our army is too weak, except by means of sudden and rapid marches of cavalry, acting in concert with our friends in Bourbon, Fayette, Harrison, Montgomery, Bath, and other contiguous counties. We hear of no enemy nearer than mouth of Sandy, at Catlettsburg, and Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky.

These may be stated as the bases of operations of the enemy:  Catlettsburg, 60 or 70 miles from our headquarters, and Paris, on the Covington and Lexington Railroad, about 80 or 90 miles.

If we advance with our small force into Bath, Montgomery and Bourbon, the railroad would in two or three days enable the enemy to concentrate an overwhelming force to meet us.  The transportation on Sandy River by steamboats from Catlettsburg is only available to the enemy in high water.

The only offensive operations we could effect would be by rapid marches of cavalry, in concert with our friends, into Bath, Montgomery and Bourbon, and Harrison; first, burning the bridges on the Covington and Lexington Railroad; second, opening the way for our friends to join our army and giving us civil and political strength; third, in opening a road for the fat hogs, bacon, and fat cattle of Kentucky.

It is my deliberate judgement, from a pretty accurate knowledge of the topography of the country and the company strength of our friends in front of our army, that with the prompt aid of 1,000 cavalry trained to mountain service we could accomplish the important objects above stated. But the work can only be done by the utmost expenditure.

When I left camp on the 20th the thing was certain if we had the force. I believe not it is practicable, but in a month from this time it would be unavailable.

The actual or threatened movement above indicated, even if it failed, would attract and engage a very large force of the enemy, and if we were faced by a superior force we could make good our stand and defense in the mountains of Sandy.

Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
R. HAWKS,
Major, and Brig. Commissary
C. S. Army

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Letter from Brigadier-General H. Marshall to General Cooper, Adjutant and Inspector General. Correspondence from The War of the Rebellion: A compilation of the official records of the Union and Confederate Armies. Washington: Government Printing Office. 1882. Vol. 22. p. 323-4.

Lebanon, Russell Co., Virginia, March 13, 1862.

General S. Cooper,
Adjutant and Inspector General:

GENERAL: I received yesterday the dispatch containing your special order touching the number of men, &c., in the Virginia regiments under my command, and I have placed the blanks in the hands of commandants to comply as speedily as practicable with your requirements.

In this connection let me call your attention to the battalion at Pound Gap - those special-service men. My advice is to disband them immediately, so that they may be embraced in the call for the militia, which will be a general service, or in the regular draft. They could not be induced to muster for three years, as I was led to suppose they would. If the Government would furnish horses to cavalry enlisted for three years, or during the war, I think I could raise a battalion very rapidly of the best material. Men cannot buy their horses and equipments. That day has gone by. I supposed it was the law (and think so yet) to furnish Government horses to men enlisting for the war, and accordingly I ordered the purchase of some seven or eight; but my attention was called to a printed circular departmental regulations, which declares that the Government will not furnish cavalry horses, and I desisted from further purchases. If I had the control I never would mount a volunteer upon his own horse or have in cavalry service any animal but a public one. A long experience as a cavalry officer with volunteers has made this one of my fixed opinions. Please to advise me whether I may or may not go on to mount a squadron or more. I have the equipments and sabers for a squadron of cavalry, but no horses.

After the resignation of Lieutenant Colonel Simms I found it expedient, for reasons connected with the harmony of my officers and the efficiency of the mounted force, to reorganize that force. A battalion of five companies (Thomas', Clay's, Holliday's, Cameron's, and Stoner's) have been placed in a battalion of mounted rifles. They have regularly elected my assistant adjutant-general as major to command the battalion, and he has entered upon the duties of his new office. I request his commission as major of the First Mounted Rifles of this brigade. It will be my object to swell this battalion to 500 men.

Charles Duncan, appointed by Lieutenant Colonel Simms, will remain adjutant of the battalion, and I ask his commission as adjutant of the First Mounted Rifles. Captain Witcher has a company of 64 mounted rifles, and Captain Stratton has another of the same, only partially made out. If these companies are made out they will be soon a very efficient corps - all Virginians. I hope to obtain a second battalion of mounted rifles; but that is not done yet. If the battalion at Pound Gap could be furnished with horses I make little doubt they will raise now to the Second Battalion a company or more, and would go in for the war rather than to be subject to the militia call.

If such an arrangement cannot be made with your approbation I will keep Captains Witcher and Stratton as an independent squadron of mounted rifles, for it does not suit to mix soldiers from different States in the same corps of volunteers.

The promotion of Major Bradley leaves the office of assistant adjutant-general vacant. I request you to commission my brother, Mr. Charles E. Marshall, whom I formerly nominated unsuccessfully as brigade quartermaster. His health is delicate, but still he desires to take the field, and I have great confidence in his capacity, and will soon be able to master all the duties of the position. Captain Shawhan received only yesterday his commission as major of the First Cavalry under the reorganization of the mounted force. His company of cavalry is the only cavalry I have. He will, I presume, return the commission under the circumstances, but I wish you to authorize me to request his acceptance of it, and so leave me a chance to assign to him troops, instead of having him assigned to men unwilling to elect him to office. I value him high; he served under me in Mexico, and I saw him borne from the field at Buena Vista badly wounded. I know he is gallant, and I would have appointed him to command my cavalry force had I the disposition of the matter. As I presume you will not recall the commission, I hope you will in a note to me request him to retain the rank. I can speedily make the actual command equal to the rank.

The condition of the regiments and corps composing this command suggests to me to ask for the appointment of an inspector-general, with the rank of captain. I very much want such an officer, and as this is a separate command and is now likely to be spread over a mixed force of militia as well as volunteers, I request the appointment of John M. Stansfer (who is now with me, and whom I can vouch for as a competent soldier and cultivated gentleman) to the post indicated.

Observing that the Governor of Virginia, under the late call of the President, has ordered the militia of the sixteen western counties to hold itself in readiness to obey the orders of General Heth or myself, and presuming that this order issued in conformity to an understanding with the Secretary of War, am I to presume also that General Heth and I are to command with the range of those counties? If not, should not some limit be established upon which our respective responsibility will be calculated? If the Department looks to me to guard the passages to the lead mines of Wythe and the salt-works in Smith, the roads leading in from the Sandy, I respectfully submit to the Secretary that I should be much disembarrassed by knowing the exact views and expectations of the Government, as also to have an answer to a question frequently propounded by me, whether I have authority in my own judgement of the necessity of the case to call out the militia, and, if so, for what time, or does it require an express authority from the Department of War?

I shall take immediate steps to ascertain the number and arms of the militia in the ten western counties. I am under the impression they will turn out (or can do so) about 5,000 men. I will cause them to be put in order immediately.

The enemy is still at Piketon in force, but the late floods in this region have done to him great damage - washing away his supplies and wagons and drowning (I hear) some of his men.

Respectfully, &c.,
H. MARSHALL
Brigadier-General

Research: Letter from General Robert E. Lee to Brigadier General Humphrey Marshall. Correspondence from The War of the Rebellion: A compilation of the official records of the Union and Confederate Armies. Washington: Government Printing Office. 1882. Vol. 22. 
V. 349.

Headquarters, Richmond, Virginia, March 19, 1862.

Brig. Gen. Humphrey Marshall,
Commanding, &c., Lebanon, Va.:

GENERAL: Your letter of the 13th instant has been received. You are authorized to disband the battalion at Pound Gap, received for special service, when you deem proper. There is no law for purchasing horses for cavalry service, and it cannot be authorized. Asst. Adjt. Gen. Benjamin F. Bradley will be appointed major, to command the battalion of Mounted Rifles. Charles Duncan cannot be appointed adjutant of the battalion; the law only authorizes the appointment of adjutants to regiments. Charles E. Marshall will be appointed adjutant and inspector general, and assigned to you temporarily for duty. John M. Stansifer will be appointed adjutant and inspector general of the brigade. Captain Shawhan can retain his commission as major of cavalry, with the hope that his command will speedily be raised equal to his rank.

You have already been served with the authority of the Governor of the State to call out the militia from the counties embraced in your operations. To guard the passages to the lead mines of Wythe and the salt-works in Smyth was one of the special objects for which your command was established in observation of the roads leading in from the Sandy. The counties of the State embraced within the limits of your operations are those from which you are to draw the militia and concerning which you must have an understanding with General Heth to avoid collision in your respective calls.

I am, &c., 
R. E. LEE, 
General, Commanding.

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Paris, Kentucky

Letter from W. H. Wadsworth to Major-General Horatio G. Wright (USA). Correspondence from The War of the Rebellion: A compilation of the official records of the Union and Confederate Armies, Washington: Government Printing Office. 1882. Vol. 28. pp. 547-8.

Headquarters, Maysville, Friday, September 26, 1862 - a.m.

Major-General Writght, Cincinnati, Ohio:

GENERAL: I have just received the following intelligence from P. G. Childers, who lives 6 miles beyond Paris, on the Lexington Pike. He left Covington Monday for his home; passed through Falmouth, leaving Cynthiana on his left; went through Jacksonville home; saw no rebel force, but heard of 1,200 or 1,500 at Falmouth.

He left T. K. Marsh's on foot yesterday morning about 8 o'clock and traveled the turnpike road to this place. He reports from actual seeing that General Heth arrived at Paris night before last (September 24) with 4,000 or 5,000 men and eight or ten pieces, coming in on the Georgetown road, and next morning (yesterday, September 25) took the Mount Sterling road, to re-enforce Humphrey Marshall, who is at Mount Sterling.

Day before yesterday Captain Shawhan passed through Paris for Mount Sterling with a company, and gave out that he was hurrying back to Humphrey Marshall, to whose command he belongs.

There seems no room to doubt that our General Morgan is near Marshall, and that the rebels are hastening to envelop him. I hope he may be supported.

I have the honor to be, very truly, your obedient servant,

W. H. 
WADSWORTH

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John Shawhan,
Colonel,
Gen. Humphrey Marshall's
Cavalry, C.S.A.

The following information was provided by Ron T. Shawhan, taken from "Morgan in the Mountains" by James M. Prichard and published in the October 1985 edition of Civil War Times.

Then a rebel force commanded by a Kentuckian and brigadier general, Humphrey Marshall, joined in the Confederate rush into the Blue Grass State. Riding into Kentucky from southwest Virginia, Marshall's soldiers passed through mountains north of the Cumberland Gap. Southern troops sat astride all of George Morgan's (Federal) supply lines. Faced with starvation or surrender, the Union commander instead elected to march his men out of the Gap and follow a hazardous route through the mountains of eastern Kentucky home to Ohio.

Gradually shifting their line of march to the northeast, the retreating Federals wound their way through the rugged wilderness to Hazel Green, northeast of Proctor. Morgan's troopers (Confederate) set out in rapid pursuit, reaching the mountain village virtually on the heels of the enemy column. However, halting briefly enroute, Morgan was reinforced by a portion of Humphrey Marshall's cavalry, commanded by Colonel John Shawhan, a fifty-two-year-old veteran of mountain warfare who had served with Morgan during the war with Mexico.

Late on October 3, the Confederates resumed their march to the Lexington area. At a point about eight miles from Morehead, northeast of west Liberty, a volley of shots suddenly rang out from a bluff overlooking the road. Colonel Shawhan fell dead from the saddle. During the confusion that followed, one Rebel was accidently killed by return fire.

Morgan's troopers quickly scaled the heights only to find that the bushwhackers had escaped. Ironically, these final shots of the campaign were fired by a handful of local youths, whose fifteen-year-old leader would later claim to have fired the shot that killed Shawhan. One of Shawhan's troopers placed the colonel's body upright before him in the saddle and bore his dead commander into Morehead. There a wagon was obtained to convey the remains home for burial.

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Copies of the following article, "Civil War Reminiscences of John Aker Lafferty" from the Register of Kentucky Historical Society have come from two sources. One was provided by Ron T. Shawhan of New Providence, New Jersey. John A. Lafferty was 2nd Sergeant of Company K, Ninth Regiment Cavalry, C.S.A. He enlisted at Abingdon, Virginia on Nov. 20, 1862 as did Thomas Sheahan. Company K was organized at Prestonburg, Kentucky, September 1861 as Company A, 1st Kentucky Cavalry, under Captain John Shawhan, who was promoted to Major and was succeeded by H. V. Hauk. At the end of the first year all were discharged and reorganized as Company K, Ninth Kentucky Cavalry with James N. Fayser as Captain.

In April, Fort Sumpter was fired upon and fell into the hands of the Southern forces, which was the signal for definite action. The sympathizers of each side began holidng their separate meetings in little neighborhood groups to discuss the situation and to watch the trend of affairs. The meetings continued until it was seen that war could not be averted.

The summer season being well on, we began our preparations for making up a company to join the Confederate Army. Our first call was for a meeting at the depot grounds in Cynthiana. There being no armed forces in our county, such meetings could be held, at that time, without interruption. Companies were formed in different places for service on both sides.

At our first meeting, John Shawhan, who lived in our immediate neighborhood, and who had been a soldier in the Mexican War, acted as our leader, but we effected no regular organization. We held weekly meetings at that place and were drilled as a company. After a short time we moved our meeting place to what was known as Beech Bottom, now Poindexter Station, which was a more convenient place. There we increased our activites and kept our camp until September 15, 1861, when we started wouth to be mustered into regular service. At that time, Federal soldiers had come into the State and daylight meetings were not advisable. We planned a night meeting, to be held immediately, at the residence of Ben Desha, on the Falmouth Road, about two miles south of Cynthiana. After collecting there to about the number of one hundred and twenty-five, all mounted on horseback, we proceeded that night to Dud Van Hook's, fourteen miles northeast of Cynthiana, and thence to Al Byram's place in Bath County, and from there we continued our journey to Esquire Boyd's farm on Slate Creek, in the same county, where we stopped during the day. The second night we went to McCormick's place, now Frenchburg, at the foot of the mountains, and went into camp.

While there, we learned that Federal soldiers were in the neighborhood, and for the protection of our camp, we were given our first experience in standing picket. Being raw recruits, the prospect of having the enemy appear at any time, and having pickets at their posts with guns loaded to kill, made the situation rather exciting; but no trouble came to us while there. The next night we left that place and went out by Hazel Green to a farm owned by a widow by the name of Gardiner, near Sawyersville. After remaining there a short time we proceeded to Prestonsburg and went into regular camp on a farm called Garfield's Bottom. We received some recruits on our journey, and while there, recruits came to us in great numbers. We organized our company and several other companies were organized and all mustered into service about October 1, 1861.

Our company was made up chiefly of Harrison County men. (John Shawhan was Captain. Jo Will Shawhan and John A. Lafferty were drill Sergeants. J. Snell Shawhan was among the privates.)

After reorganizing our company, we drilled hard every day for about a month while in that camp and did some scouting service throughout the country. We then moved our camp to Pikeville where other companies were organized. Most of the companies composing our body were infantry; but ours, being mounted to do either cavalry or infantry service, was called Mounted Infantry.

After we had been in Pikeville a week or so, we received information through our scouts that a strong force of Federal soldiers was coming up Big Sandy River in the direction of our camp. This created must excitement and for the first time we began to realize what war meant. We promptly began preparations to meet the enemy face to face and try our skill at killing.

As the country around us was mountainous, we were in position to go out and select a place of vantage on the mountainside where we could take them by surprise and do serious damage to them before they came near our camp. A detail of one hundred and sexteen men was selected from among those assembled at our camp to go out and engage the enemy from the mountain side. Brother James D. and I were of the number selected. Nearly all our men in the detail were armed with double-barreled shot guns, and we had prepared cartridges, each containing eleven buckshot, so that such a charge would be very effective at short range. We went several miles from camp to a point on the Big Sandy River called the Narrows, or better known as Ivy Mountain or Ivy Creek. We left our horses at the top of the mountain in care of a squad of horseholders, and went down to a place where we established ourselves behind the rock~, about one hundred feet above the narrow mountain road which had been dug or blasted out of the side of the mountain. At that place the mountain was almost perpendicular. The road was about one hundred feet above the river, was very narrow and extended in that condition for about two miles. We were completely hidden from the view of those who might pass along on the road.

After a short time, the enemy under the command of General William Nelson and numbering about four thousand came along on that road and filled it full, as far as I could see, with men, wagons, and horses. The men, wearing their new blue uniforms, presented a grand appearance, marching gaily along, wholly ignorance of our presence. After the head of the column had passed us, Lieutenant Wm. H. Van Hook who was commanding us, gave the order to fire, and instantly all of our men fired their double-barreled shotguns from behind the rocks into the ranks of the enemy and continued firing as fast as they could reload their guns. At no time did we shoot at them more than one hundred to hundred and fifty feet away. We were so securely protected behind the rocks above them that when we stepped back to reload our guns we were out of all danger; and as we stepped forward to fire, we were only partly exposed for a moment.

Completely surprised by our attack, the whole body became panic-stricken and thoroughly demoralized. Passage forward or backward for a time was impossible and they were kept within easy range of our guns. With no escape, they in a disorganized way, opened fire upon us with slight effect. We fought for one hour and a quarter and our shotguns with buckshot were so effective at that distance that their losses were 160 killed and 500 wounded. Our losses were 7 killed and a few wounded.

During the progress of the battle when the confusion on the road was at its height, I could see, from where I was located, that a great many of their men and horses fell over the precipice into the river below, and I could see the water splash as they fell into it. No doubt most of them fell over from the effects of wounds and exhaustion but many were crowded over during the wild excitement.

Our ammunition became exhausted and we were ordered to retreat. By that time the enemy had climbed the mountain at a point two miles from us and was making an effort to prevent our escape. In retreating from our position we had to run for some distance over the top of the mountain to the place where our horses were in charge of the horseholders. Each man was making the best possible speed to get back to his horse. The wounded, one of whom was myself, together with our helpers, lagged behind our more fortunate comrades, who, upon reaching their horses, started posthaste to make good their escape. The horseholders, having heard that several of our number had been killed, ran also with the unclaimed horses in their possession. The horseholders should have held their post until it was certain that all who were able to return had arrived. However, they had not gone very far before they were informed that others were still behind, and they came back to us in time to enable us to reach our camp in Pikeville in safety. We left our dead behind. I hardly think so small a body of men at any time during the war fought greater odds and did greater execution.

The first man I saw killed during the war was Dr. _ of Owen County who fell by my side in that battle. I received two wounds, one in my left hand and one in my hip, though severe they were not dangerous. The bullet in my hip was not removed.

There was much sadness and sorrow in camp upon our return when it became known that seven of our men had been killed. The report also had the effect to fill each man with the determination to fight the enemy to the bitter end.

My wounds did not give me a great deal of trouble and about four weeks thereafter I was able to report for duty.

We did not remain in our Pikeville camp as the country around us was filling up with Federal soldiers. General Nelson's army was approaching us cautiously after our fight with them, and some of them came close enough to shoot across the Big Sandy River into our camp. Our numbers, organization and equipment were so inferior to theirs that we broke camp and went through Pound's Gap into Virginia. After a short encampment in that State, during which time we perfected our organization, exchanged our shotguns for army rifles and did a great deal of hard drilling, we returned to Kentucky and had a small engagement with General James A. Garfield's forces on Middle Creek near Prestonburg. There were but few fatalities on either side in that engagement and then we returned to Virginia and went into winter quarters at Lebanon.

While in Lebanon, an epidemic of measles broke out and a large number of our men died during that winter. When spring opened we started on a campaign into what was afterward West Virginia and fought a battle at Princeton. The enemy was commanded by General Jacob D. Cox. Our leader was General Humphrey Marshall, who commanded about three thousand men, including our organization, known as the 1st Kentucky Battalion in charge of John S. (Cerro Gordo) Williams. We won a brilliant victory over the enemy, which was composed largely of imported Germans who had come to this country to join the United States Army. They were brave men but not skilled fighters. They had drilled but little and used their guns as they were taught in their native country. They seldom put their guns to their shoulders in firing but shot from their side and did very poor work. Several of us walked over the field after the battle, and saw the trees were bullet marked on the side from which they fought up as high as forty feet, the same trees showed bullet marks on our side low to the ground, with few being so high as ten feet. They lost many, killed, wounded and captured; our losses were one killed and a few wounded.

We were by this time seasoned to the hardships of war. Leaving West Virginia in the summer of 1862 we again entered Kentucky through Pound's Gap. General Kirby Smith had begun an invasion of Kentucky with his Confederate Army, and we were ordered to Paris. We were there for only one night and were immediately ordered to join General John H. Morgan's forces which were trying to prevent the escape of the Federal General George Morgan, with his army of 10,000 men, retreating from the Cumberland Gap on his way to Ohio, by the way of Hazel Green, West Liberty and Grayson. Our Battalion, then commanded by Major John Shawhan, joined General John H. Morgan at Hazel Green and were able to harass the Federal forces by fighting them almost continually until they reached the Ohio River beyond Grayson and crossed over.

We were next ordered to Lexington. While on the march to Lexington, we passed through Rowan County, and about eight miles from Morehead Major John Shawhan was killed by bushwhackers. We had captured several bushwhackers on the march and after parolling them, let them go. It was our opinion that these men got ahead of us and reached the high bluff from which they shot as we passed along. Major Shawhan was killed and one horse wounded. Many of our men sprang from their horses and commenced to climb the bluff, but they were checked by a part of our command in front of us, which having heard the gun shots, halted, mistook our men for bushwhackers and opened fire on them. This stopped the pursuit for a few minutes, and by the time our men reached the top of the bluff, the bushwhackers had gone, leaving behind them one gun, a hat and a coat or two. Some of our men from the front and the rear of our lines rode through the hills in search of them, but as they were well acquainted with that mountainous section, they easily made their escape. Mat Messick placed the dead body of Major Shawhan upright before him on his horse and carried it eight miles to Morehead where we were able to get a spring wagon in which to carry it.

General Kirby Smith, with his entire army, was then marching through Kentucky on his way to Cincinnati, over roads that led through Harrison County. We continued our march until we reached Paris, then we, who were residents of Harrison County, were granted permission to go home for the night only and ordered to take the dead body of Major Shawhan to Cynthiana, where it was buried in the Old Cemetery. We were ordered to report the next day at Lexington.

We Harrison County men rode rapidly to Cynthiana, delivered the body Major Shawhan, October 7th, and dispersed to our respective homes were we spent a few hours, which was the only visit made to our homes during the whole war. By hard riding, we reported promptly at Lexington the next morning. When we arrived there we found the battle of Perryville was being fought and we were ordered to proceed at once toward the battlefield. We went over the Nicholasville turnpike and got within hearing distance of the guns. The battle being about over, we were halted and given orders to be ready to march next morning.

MAJOR JOHN SHAWHAN,85 deceased. The subject of this sketch was born Oct. 2, 1811, in Harrison County, Ky.; was a son of Joseph Shawhan and Miss Ewalt; Joseph being a son of Daniel Shawhan. The Shawhans came here from Maryland about the year 1795, and settled near the Harrison and Bourbon County line. To Daniel Shawhan were born eight children. Joseph and John settled in this county and were large landholders; Joseph served in the war of 1812; he died in 1872, in his ninety-third year; he was a farmer and breeder of thoroughbred horses; his children are as follows: Betsey, Henry, Daniel, John, Margaret, Rebecca and William. Betsey, now Mrs. Lail, of Harrison County; Margaret, Mrs. Pugh Miller, also of Harrison County. Rebecca married Wesley Hoggins, of Bourbon County, Ky. All his sons settled in this State; Henry, in Cynthiana, Harrison County; Daniel, in Bourbon County; John, in Harrison County; was a farmer, and served as Captain of Company D, in the Mexican war; was sheriff of this county, and represented both houses in the Legislature; run a distillery near Cynthiana; during the late war, in September, 1861, he raised a company of men and was promoted to Major of 1st Ky. Battalion; remained until Oct. 2, 1862; was killed by bushwhackers, in Morgan County, Ky.; his wife, Talitha, daughter of George and Sallie (Anderson) Ruch, Tennessee. To John Shawhan and wife were eight children who arrived at maturity: Sarah, Joseph, Maggie, George H., Helena, John, Daniel, Anna R.; and Joseph, deceased. Sarah and George H. reside in this county. George H. married Maggie Redmon, daughter of John T. and Nancy (Speakes) Redmon; is also a resident of Bourbon County.

John’s gravestone is the second left of four identical stones.  From left to right:  Tabitha (Rush) Shawhan, John Snell Shawhan, Joseph R. Shawhan, Anna R. Shawhan.

MEXICAN WAR
BRIEF TALE OF CYNTHIANA'S ROLE IN CONQUERING THE GREASERS
LIST OF THE OFFICERS
LIST OF THE KILLED AND WOUNDED
From The Cynthiana Democrat, June, 1896

In the war with Mexico, Cynthiana furnished a company of cavalry.  Infantry companies were first formed but the 2d regiment at Frankfort was found full and the boys were compelled to straddle their firey steeds.  The call was made May 22, 1846, and on June 6 the start for Louisville, the rendezvous, was made.  One hundred and five men were enlisted.  The officers were: John Shawhan, Captian; Henry VanHook, First Lieutenant; George Swinford, Second Leiutenant; Noah Patterson, Orderly Sergeant.

As the company passed through Cynthiana the streets were lined with sympathetic spectators.  When the then Fowler's Cross Roads were reached, neighbors and friends were on hand with refreshments, and the same generous treatment was extended along the entire march through the 
country.  

At Leesburg Abner Monson was seized with a sad case of nostralgia (sic), occasioned by recollections of a sorrowing mother and demostrations of the girl he left behind him.  Arrangements for a substitute were effected and Abner returned.

Citizens of Georgetown turned out in force to receive the recruits.  A visit was paid to the old hero and slayer of Tecumseh, Richard M. Johnson, and the Indian boys whom he was educating, were inspected.

The Colonel delivered a flattering speech in honor of the occasion, and declared that with 10,000 such men he could capture the ancient halls of the Montezumas in ninety days.

At Louisville the Cynthiana contingent was added to eight companies under Col. Marshall, and mustered into service.  Some of the boys became sick and were compelled to return home, but ninety-six out of the original 105 went into the service.

From Louisville the route lay to Memphis, thence to Little Rock and on through Arkansas and Texas to Port Lavacha on the Gulf.  Will Duncan died on the trip.

The Rio Grande was crossed and the enemy's country invaded.  The Battle of Buena Vista on February 21 and 22 1847, was the company's first taste of real war.  In that battle Capt. Shawhan's company lost these men: Corporal J.A. Jones, Privates D.P. Rogers, W. McClintock, James Pomeroy. Wounded: Captain John Shawhan, Wm. Snodgrass, I.S. Bryson, W.C. Parker, S.M. Vanhook, George H. Wilson, James Warford and Chas. H. Fowler.

That was the only battle of consequence in which the men were engaged.  Active hostilities were confined to the Gulf coast.  While on their way to the City of Mexico, the company's services of twelve months expired, and about the first of July they were taken to New Orleans, paid off and 
discharged.

It is believed that ten of the company yet survive; James Warford, of Millersburg; Wm. McChesney, of Lexington; Edmond Hawes, of Harrodsburg; Joseph Perrin of Falmouth; Dr. John Wall, of Flemingsburg; Orderly Noah Peterson, David Ross, Thomas Miller, George H. Givens, of Harrison, and Wes. B. Smith of Bourbon.

The DEMOCRAT is indebted to Mr. Wes. B. Smith for the facts in this sketch.86

In 1839 John married Tabitha RUSH87, daughter of George RUSH (September 16, 1796-May 16, 1856) & Jane (January 27, 1796-September 8, 1838). Tabitha was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on March 15, 1819. Tabitha died in Harrison County, Kentucky, on December 9, 1857; she was 38.

Tabitha’s gravestone sits on the far left of four identical stones.  The spelling on the gravestone is “Tobitha.” However, her father George Rush’s will spells her name “Tabitha.”   From left to right:  Tabitha (Rush) Shawhan, John Snell Shawhan, Joseph R. Shawhan, Anna R. Shawhan.

They had the following children:
	175	i.	Sarah Jane (1839-1927)
		ii.	Joseph R. Joseph R. was born on October 12, 1844. Joseph R. died on August 27, 1859; he was 14.
			Joseph’s gravestone is the second right of four identical stones.  From left to right:  Tabitha (Rush) Shawhan, John Snell Shawhan, Joseph R. Shawhan, Anna R. Shawhan.

		iii.	Maggie. Maggie was born in 1844.
			On August 8, 1867 Maggie married John J. FUGATE.88
		iv.	George H. George H. was born in 1846.
			Research: A "Geo. H. Shawhan" is listed as serving in the Ky., 4th Cav., Co. D, CSA.
			A "George Shawhan" is listed as serving in the Ky., 11th Cav., Co. D, CSA. ("The Roster of Confederate Soldiers, 1861-1868," Vol. 2.  Editor, Janet Hewitt.  Broadfoot Press, Wilmington, N.C., 1995)

			George H. married Maggie REDMON, daughter of John T. REDMON (October 4, 1821-January 28, 1882) & Nancy SPEAKES (-April 1857).

			Notes for MARY "MAGGIE" REDMON: Perrin reports John T. and Nancy had a daughter Maggie who married George K Shawhan (p. 492); this could be the Mary, age 17, listed in the 1860 Bourbon Co census as daughter of John T.; she was not with John T. in the 1850 census when she should have be age 7, nor in the 1870 census (reported marriage was in 1869). She was again with John T.'s household in 1880, her relationship was "not reported" (possibly a widow).
			
			George R was a son of John Shawhan, who was a son of Joseph Shawhan, who was a son of Daniel, the pioneer Shawhan of Bourbon Co. [Perrin, p. 492]. Marriage is in the Cynthiana News, October 21, 1869.
		v.	Helena "Wilma". Helena "Wilma" was born in 1848.
			Cynthiana News, September 9, 1869:
			Marriages: On Thursday, 2nd inst. at the home of Capt. Thomas E. Moore in this county, Mr. Noland of Germantown, Ky. to Lena Shawhan, daughter of the late Capt. John Shawhan of Harrison Co.

			On September 2, 1869 Helena "Wilma" married James N. NOLIN.89
		vi.	John. John was born in 1850.
		vii.	Anna R. Anna R. was born on October 26, 1855. Anna R. died on January 31, 1876; she was 20. Anna R. was buried in Battle Grove Cemetery, Cynthiana, Kentucky.
			Anna’s gravestone sits on the far right of four identical stones.  From left to right:  Tabitha (Rush) Shawhan, John Snell Shawhan, Joseph R. Shawhan, Anna R. Shawhan.

	176	viii.	Daniel (1852-1937)

53. Margaret SHAWHAN (Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Margaret was born in Bourbon County, Paris, Kentucky, on August 12, 1812. Margaret died after 1888; she was 75.

Notes on Margaret Shawhan:
Stayed in Bourbon County.  {Madsen, p. 28}

Birthdate:  1815 (Ewalt descendancy chart from Donna Romito, 28 May 1997)

Marriage Bond (original located in the Harrison County Vault, Cynthiana, Kentucky):
Know all men by these present that we, Pugh Miller and Joseph Shawhan are held & firmly bound unto the Commonwealth of Ky. in the sum of £50 current money and for payment, well and truly to be made and done,  we bind ourselves our heirs, executors and administrators, jointly, severally & firmly by these presents sealed and dated this 5th day of April 1834.
The Condition of the above obligation is such that whereas a marriage is shortly intended to be solemnized between the above bound Pugh Miller and Margaret Shawhan. Now should there be no lawful cause to obstruct said marriage then the above obligation to be void. Otherwise to remain in full force and virtue.
Attest
S. Endecott, Clk Harrison Cty
Pugh Miller (seal)
Joseph Shawhan (seal)

On April 10, 1834 Margaret married Pugh MILLER, son of James MILLER (-1835) & Elizabeth PUGH (October 22, 1788-). Pugh was born on April 12, 1810. Pugh died in 1878; he was 67.

Notes for Pugh Miller:90
1. 1850 Census of Harrison Co., Kentucky - Roll 203, page 144. Pugh Miller-40, Margaret-37, James-11, William-6, Joseph-7/12.

They had the following children:
		i.	James. James was born in 1839.
	177	ii.	William (1843-)
		iii.	Joseph.

54. Rebecca SHAWHAN (Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Rebecca was born in Bourbon County, Paris, Kentucky, in 1817.

Marriage Bond (original in Harrison County, Kentucky, “Vault,” Cynthiana, Kentucky):
Paris Nov 6th 1836--
In pursuance to licence granted by the clerk of the county court of the county of Harrison, I do hereby certify that I did solemnize the marriage of Wesley Hoggins to Rebecca Shawan on the 17th November 1836
--Aylett Raines

Know all men by these presents, that we Wesley Hoggins and Joseph Shawhan are held, and firmly bound unto the Commonwealth of Kentucky, in the sum of £50 current money, and for payment well and truly to be made and done, we bind ourselves, our heirs, executors, and administrators, jointly, severally, and firmly, by these presents, sealed and dated this 14th day of November 1836.
The condition of the above obligation is such, that a marriage is intended shortly to be solemnized between the above bound Wesley Hoggins and Rebecca Shawhan. Now should there be no lawful cause to obstruct said marriage, then the above obligation to be void, else to remain in full force,
attest
Wesley Hoggins (seal)
Joseph Shawhan (seal)

See p. 492, Perrin's History in Duncan Tavern Historical Library.  {Madsen, p. 28}

On November 24, 1836 Rebecca married Wesley HOGGINS, son of Solomon HOGGINS (September 30, 1767-April 9, 1845) & Amelia TUCKER (May 6, 1771-July 21, 1831), in Harrison County, Kentucky. Wesley was born on May 16, 1810.

They had the following children:
	178	i.	Anna (~1842-)
		ii.	Sarah.
		iii.	Mary.
		iv.	Bettie.
		v.	John.
			Research: Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 7th ed.,
			Boone Co.
			
			HON. JOHN S. HOGGINS, a prominent farmer, stock raiser and trader, was
			May 13, 1855, and is the eighth of a family of twelve children born to
			Wesley and Rebecca (Shawhan) Hoggins.  Wesley Hoggins was a native of
			Kentucky, a merchant of Covington, and a farmer in Kenton County, Ky.,
			and was also a cattle commissioner.  John S. Hoggins was reared on a
			farm, and received a common-school education.  He chose farming as an
			occupation, and now owns 800 acres of land in Illinois.  He was elected
			representative from Boone County in May, 1887, receiving the largest
			Democrat majority ever received in Boone County.

		vi.	Henry.
		vii.	Emma.
		viii.	Fannie.
		ix.	Minnie.

55. William B. SHAWHAN (Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). William B. was born in Bourbon County, Paris, Kentucky, in 1821. William B. died on August 16, 1859; he was 38.

Birthdate:  1813 (Ewalt descendancy chart from Donna Romito, 28 May 1997)
-----
William B. Shawhan 
Harrison County Record Book I, pp. 125-126

Division of Slaves
Harrison County, State of Ky.
The following is the names and valuation of the Slaves of Wm B. Shawhan dec’d

Names                    Valuation
1 man named Bill-----$5.00
1 do         do      -----  5.00
1 boy do Hubbard-----  4.00
1  “     “    Wesley----  3.00
1 woman “ Louisa-----  2.75
1 girl    “  Mary   -----  2.75
--------------------------------------
                              22.50

We the undersigned Comrs appointed by the Harrison County Court Decr Term 1863 to allot the Dower of Minerva Kimbrough in the Slaves of Wm B. Shawhan dec’d & we have allotted unto Kimbrough 1 man named Bill & 1 girl named Mary by said Mrs. Kimbrough paying the heirs the sum of twenty five dollars.
This Dec the 25th 1863
Samuel Ewalt
Geo Pugh          }Com
E. McDaniel

State of Kentucky
Harrison County Court February Term 1864
I Charles T. Wilson Clerk of the County Court aforesaid certify that the foregoing divizion of the slaves of Wm B. Shawhan deceased was at the above Term ordered to be recorded having been continued one month without exceptions.
Which is done this 16th day of February 1864
Charles T. Wilson, Clk
by James G. Wall, DC

In 1844 William B. married Minerva K. SNELL. Minerva K. was born on September 27, 1827. Minerva K. died in Battle Grove Cemetery, Cynthiana, Kentucky, on August 21, 1886; she was 58.

They had one child:
		i.	John Snell. John Snell was born in 1846. John Snell died in Battle Grove Cemetery, Cynthiana, Kentucky, on July 8, 1886; he was 40.
			Research: BIOGRAPHY John Snell was a bachelor, dying at the residence of his mother, Minerva Snell Shawhan Kimbrough, in Shawhan, Ky. He was a well-known distiller and owner of race horses, including the famous "Fonso", winner of the 1880 Kentucky Derby. His distillery, producing the "J.S. Shawhan" brand, was located at a spring behind the Mt. Carmel Church, a short distance from Shawhan Station, an important railroad shipping point at the time; this location was a continuation of the original site selected by his gr-grandfather, Daniel Shawhan (1738-1791) in the 1780s, and operated by his grandfather, Joseph Shawhan (1781-1871). By the 1870s the plant was producing only on an irregular basis, due to the vagaries of the weather, especially the availability of good water; in 1881 it shipped 232 barrels -- in 1883 it did not operate because of a dry season. A Lexington, Ky newspaper article from 1946, in "Sideline Sidelights", by Lindsay Taylor, titled "The Shawhan Horse, Fonso" describes the 1880 race: "With the 91st running of the Kentucky Derby on tab for next Saturday, let me ask if you know that a horse bred in Harrison County once came away from the Derby with the roses. That's right! "Fonso", a bay Arabian colt owned and bred by Snell Shawhan, of Shawhan Station, won the 6th running of the Derby back in 1880. At that time the track was 1 1/2 miles long, so it took a little longer to make the round. Fonso's time was 2:37.5. In 1896 the Churchill Down course was shortened to the present 1 1/4 miles. Carrying 105 pounds and ridden by the jockey, G. Lewis, Fonso broke in front at the gate and led all the way to win by a length. A foul, claimed by the jockey of the runner-up horse, was not allowed. The track was extremely dry and the dust kicked up by Fonso practically obscured the nearest pursuers. Besides the Derby in 1880, Fonso also captured the Phoenix Stakes. During the year he won $6,050; for the Derby run he netted $3, 800. In his will, Snell Shawhan bequeathed Fonso to his sister, (Anna Kimbrough), Mrs. Sterling Price Moore, daughter-in-law of the noted horseman, Thomas Edwin Moore, whose stables were at Shawhan Station. Mrs. Minerva Moore Smith, (Mrs. Moore's daughter), is now a resident of Lexington. The Derby winner was later sold to Henry Clay McDowell, Lexington, for stud service on the Henry Clay farm "Ashland."

			CNIDR Isearch-cgi 1.20.06 (File: 97-04-18.SHH)
			
			To one and all,
			
			I think you'll enjoy this series of snippets.  One of our ancestors, an
			"J.S. Shawhan," owned the winner of the 1880 Kentucky Derby.  The
			article that follows recreates the "Dirty Derby of 1880."  Enjoy!
			
			Bob Francis
			
			P.S.--Trivia question:  Is this "J.S. Shawhan" actually J. Snell
			Shawhan, son of William Shawhan and Minerva Snell?
			
			Article in the Courier Journal Magazine, Sunday, May 4, 1980
			The Dirty Derby of 1880
			by Jim Bolus
			
			Now that the ‘80 Kentucky Derby is history, did you know about the $3.20
			bargain that covered a room at the Galt House, transportation to and
			from the track and admission to see the big race?  If you came from home
			yesterday’s Derby with your wallet turned inside out, you're probably
			wondering where you missed out on such a deal. You missed out by being
			born a hundred years to late.  Back in 1880, a person could stay at the
			Galt House for $3 a day, pay as little as 20¢ to ride to the track and
			back by train, and watch the Derby free of charge from the infield.
			
			Times do change.  A set _____1880 advertisements informed visitors that
			the old Galt House hotel at First and Main was “being entirely refitted
			and refurnished” and that prices were reduced.  The rate for “large
			handsomely furnished single rooms” was only $3 per day.  Track
			management, which had a heart for the little guy, opened the infield
			free of charge for the Derby.
			
			Nowadays, there’s as much chance of the sun coming up in the west as
			there is for Louisville hotels and motels to reduce their rates at Derby
			time and for the track to throw open its infield free to the public.
			
			But it was different a century ago when the sixth running of the
			Kentucky Derby was held at Churchill Downs, known then as the Louisville
			Jockey Club.
			
			The Short-Line Railway ran two specials to the track, leaving its Brook
			Street depot at 1:30 PM and 2 PM.  Round-trip fare was 25 cents.  A
			bargain hunter could take the race train that the Louisville & Nashville
			Railroad ran from its Maple Street depot for only 20 cents round-trip.
			
			Out-of-town visitors converged on Louisville, many by steamers and
			trains.  The influx of racing fans caused crowding.  At some hotels
			patrons slept on cots.
			
			High rollers itching for action didn’t have to wait until Derby Day. 
			The night before the races betting on the Derby Day card was lively at
			various spots in Louisville, including the Galt House, the Willard
			Hotel, Louisville Hotel and the Turf Exchange.
			
			In 1880, the Derby was already a special occassion.  As The Louisville
			Commercial put it:  “It was Derby Day, you know, gentle reader, and
			Derby Day in Louisville is the event of the year.”
			
			There were only three races on the 1880 card, with the first post parade
			at 2:30 PM.  Many made their way to the track early, and by 11 AM
			traffic was heavy.
			
			“They were all journeying to the celebrated scene of Kentucky’s prime
			sport, some in rags, some in jags and some in velvet gowns,” stated one
			writer.
			
			Dust was the problem, but readers of “The Courier-Journel” woke up to
			good news on Derby Day.  The paper reported that a section of Third
			Street would be sprinkled “so that persons goping out in carriages will
			avoid the annotance of the dust.”
			
			The race track also was to be watered.
			
			As it turned out, little sprinkling was done.  “The track was in a
			frightful condition, the dust being fully six inches deep, and as fine
			as flour,” reported “Kentucky Live Stock Record.”  “The dust was as
			thick as smoke most of the way to the course, and only some two hundred
			yards of the front stretch had been sprinkled, leaving the remainder
			fetlock deep in fine dusk.”
			
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			Here's the Part 2 of "The Dirty Derby of 1880."  Sorry that I'm late
			getting it to you.
			
			Bob Francis
			**************************
			
			Fans traveled to the track by all available means of transportation. 
			The wealthy took elegant carriages led by speedy trotters.  Vehicles
			ranged from showy tallyhos, fringe-topped buggies, barouches and
			phaetons to coal carts, milk wagons and ice wagons.
			
			Meanwhile, hundreds took trains or climbed aboard Fourth Street
			mule-cars that clippety-clopped to the track.  Others traveled by foot
			while some rode horses or flop-eared mules.
			
			Bootblacks did a brisk business at the track, singing and humming as
			they whipped a new shine on all those dust-covered shoes.
			
			The day was hot–the temperature climbed to 87 degrees–and the sky was
			cloudless, but there were many balmy breezes.
			
			Many people gathered in the free infield and reveled in the deep
			bluegrass.  Women hawked pralines, fried fish and chicken from wicker
			hampers, and young men congregated under shade trees to shoot craps.
			
			The Derby was “the” place to be.  Prim ladies came out in spring
			radiance.  Fashionable women wore long, black dresses, and a good many
			had small three-cornered kerchiefs trimming the backs of their costly
			bonnets.  Bright, fluffy parasols shielded them from the sun.
			
			The stylish man of 1880 sported a shorter coat than had been in vogue
			the previous year,  and his trousers were narrower.  Dandies showed off
			bamboo walking sticks topped with silver knobs.
			
			Between races, Southern belles strolled to the clubhouse to relax on
			rocking chairs and drink lemonade.  The clubhouse was what its name
			suggested–a club open only to members of the exclusive Louisville Jockey
			Club.
			
			The track had a special section in the grandstand where ladies were
			seated.  Other ladies watched the races from coaches parked at the side
			of the stand.  Strictly off-limits to any self-respecting member of the
			fair sex was the betting area.  For a lady to bet money on horses was
			considered exceedingly “fast.”  Certain liberated spirits did anyway,
			sending bets down with husbands or beaus.  A few women engaged in
			innocuous gambling among themselves, betting candy, gloves or
			handkerchiefs on the races.
			
			The serious gambling was done by the men who crowded the betting area,
			shouting and pushing and putting their money down.  All the while, a
			force of Louisville policemen kept a sharp eye out for pickpockets,
			which just goes to show that the Derby hasn’t changed entirely.
			
			A crowd estimated from 7,000 to 10,000 had turned out.  “Loud complaints
			were heard of the neglect of the management to make some effort to
			overcome the dust by liberal sprinkling, and when the extreme danger to
			life and limb, of jockeys as well as horses, is considered, some censure
			is certainly deserved,” reported “The Spirit of the Times,” a widely
			read publication.
			
			There were also some complaints that the ice-cream stands, built that
			year in the infield, obscured the view of spectators trying to watch the
			horses running down the backstretch.
			
			Then as now, the working area for the press was occupied by all too many
			persons not interested in working.  “The reporters’ stand was filled
			with a lot of bums, newspaper and otherwise, who bored those who did the
			work to death,” stated ‘The Louisville Commercial.’  “Newspaper men
			should have enough sense and courtesy to stay out when they have nothing
			to do.”
			
			“The Courier-Journal” mentioned the plight of the press:  “The
			arrangements for the reporters could not be worse if a committee had
			been appointed especially to see that they were as bad as
			possible…Officer Fay assisted the miserable reporters as much as he
			could in preventing a mob from taking possession of the press stand. 
			Those who have no business there seem to have season tickets…Three
			members of the press who are useless as well as ornamental are in the
			large majority.”
			
			The distance of the Derby now is a mile and a quarter, but it was a mile
			and a half then.  Five horses, each carrying 105 pounds (compared with
			126 now), went to the post in the 1880 renewal, including Boulevard, a
			surprise entrant.
			
			Incredible as it must sound to a modern fan, it wasn’t known that
			Boulevard would start the Derby until a short time before the race, and
			for that reason he hadn’t been included in the betting.  He came in
			fourth but had he triumphed, the second-place finisher would have been
			considered the winner as far as the betting was concerned.
			
			Kimball, the favorite, was owned by Capt. William Cottrill of Mobile,
			Ala., and ridden by Billie Lakeland, who had been the only white rider
			in the inaugural Kentucky Derby of 1875.
			
			Kimball’s opponents included Fonso, who had won the 1 1/4 mile Phoemix
			Hotel Stakes at Lexington 10 days before the Derby.  Luke Blackburn ran
			third in that race, only one of only two defeats  he suffered in 24
			starts in 1880.  Luke Blackburn turned out to be the best horse racing
			in America that year, but he didn’t run in the Derby.
			
			At 3:30 p.m., Col. M. Lewis Clark, the track president, tapped a bell
			and the Derby’s five starters came onto the track.  Starting gates were
			things of the future, and the horses were sent on their way in a walk-up
			approach.
			
			The horses kicked up such a cloud of dust that it was difficult to see
			what was happening.
			
			Fonso, who it was said “was rather inclined to need forcing to make him
			run,” went to the front.  Kimball, running second, stayed within
			striking distance and then made a bid to overtake Fonso, the two running
			head to head.
			
			To many, it didn’t seem that Fonso was overtaken, but Lakeland claimed
			that Kimball gained the lead at one point.  At any rate, all the
			whipping that Lakeland did wasn’t enough and, as the two horses came
			down the homestretch, Fonso proved superior, much to the dismay of those
			howling fans who had wagered heavily on Kimball.
			
			Fonso won by about a length.  But he had to survive a claim of foul from
			Lakeland, who insisted that Kimball suffered interference,
			
			“You jammed me,” Lakeland snapped at Garrett Lewis, who rode Fonso.
			
			“You’re crazy,” Lewis retorted.
			
			Lakeland told the judges that Kimball had been jostled by Fonso.  “He
			bumped me at the head of the stretch,” cried Lakeland, tears rolling
			down his face.
			
			Col. Clark and his colleagues in the judges’ stand listened to
			Lakeland’s complaint but disallowed his claim of foul.  Writers seem to
			agree that Lakeland’s claim had little merit.
			
			J.S. Shawhan, a Kentuckian who owned Fonso, was beseiged by
			well-wishers.  He proudly patted Fonso on the head and said, “I knew
			it.”
			
			Kimball was beaten, but not disgraced, in the Derby.  As “Kentucky Live
			Stock Record” put it:  “While it was a great disappointment to his
			backers to see him lower his colors to Fonso, he lost no credit in the
			race, for in our judgment it is by odds the best Derby ever run since
			its inauguration, when everything is taken into consideration.  The
			colts carried five pounds more this year than heretofore, and the track
			was certainly a second slower than we have seen it any previous year. 
			Fonso covering himself with honor, and must bring his sire prominently
			to the front.
			
			“Fonso cut out his own work, did all the running, held the lead from
			start to finish, and won like a first class racehorse.  The last mile
			was run in 1:44 1/4 and the last half in 51 1/4 seconds, showing it to
			be a splendid race.  Such a performance as that of Kimball would have
			won five out of six Derbie’s”

56. Daniel SHAWHAN (Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Daniel was born in 1823.51

1850 Bourbon Co. KY Census
Millersburg Dist.
Pg.265, #630,
Daniel SHAWHAN 27 KY farmer
Margaret 23 KY
Elizabeth 2 KY

Research: Settled in Bourbon County.  {Madsen, p. 28}

Daniel married Margaret LAIR, daughter of Mathias Custer LAIR (about 1787-1860) & Jane ANDERSON (1785-1868). Margaret was born in 1827.51

No children.

They had one child:
		i.	Elizabeth. Elizabeth was born in 1848.51

Sixth Generation 
—————————————————————————————————————————————
Family of Jane SHAWHAN (11) & Nathaniel Plummer PEARSON

57. Hannah PEARSON (Jane SHAWHAN5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Hannah was born in St. Clair Township, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, on November 14, 1812.

Note from Merry Anne Pierson indicates that pension documents, and a SW Pearson letter, showing that Hannah was born during Nathaniel's tour of duty in the war of 1812.

About 1839 Hannah married John H. STANGER, in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. Marriage date and place are estimated based on data in referenced 1860, Census. Date of 1839 based on age of oldest child listed in Census, (20) and date of Census (1860). Place (PA) based on fact that parents, and all except the youngest child were born in PA. John H. was born in NJ about 1815. John H. was born in Pennsylvania about 1840.

Birthplace listed as PA on 1860 Census. Listed as NJ on Marriage Bond of Rebecca Stanger and Charles Doyle. John was a successful glass manufacturer in Louisville, KY, in the 1850s and '60s..

They had the following children:
	179	i.	John (~1840-)
		ii.	Marknell. Marknell was born in Pennsylvania about 1844.
		iii.	Buenavista. Buenavista was born in Pennsylvania about 1846.
			Birth date estimated per age on 1860 Census (14). Birthplace listed as
			PA.

		iv.	Jane. Jane was born in Pennsylvania about 1850.
			Birth date estimated from age on 1860 Census (10). Birthplace listed
			as PA.

		v.	Eliza. Eliza was born in Pennsylvania about 1853.
			Birth date based on age on 1860 Census (7). Birthplace listed as PA,

		vi.	Thomas. Thomas was born in Kentucky about 1856.
			Birth date based on age on 1860 Census (4). Birthplace listed as KY.

	180	vii.	Rebecca W. (1842-1924)

58. Oliver Hazard Perry PEARSON , Sr. (Jane SHAWHAN5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Oliver Hazard Perry was born in St. Clair Township, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, on February 6, 1814.

Note from Merry Anne Pierson: "1860 Allegheny Co. Census East Birmingham. Age 46 Carpenter".

About 1854 Oliver Hazard Perry married Sarah, in St. Clair Township, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania.27 Sarah was born in 1819.27

They had the following children:
		i.	Oliver Hazard Perry. Oliver Hazard Perry was born in Birmingham, St. Clair Township, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, in 1855.
		ii.	Sarah. Sarah was born in 1857.
		iii.	Amelia. Amelia was born in Birmingham, Allegheny Colorado, Pennsylvania, in 1860.27

59. Elizabeth P. PEARSON (Jane SHAWHAN5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Elizabeth P. was born in St. Clair Township, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, in 1826.

Note from Merry Anne Pierson: "1850 census, married to Robert Jackson, living with her parents. Listed on the 1830 census as the female child under 5."

About 1849 Elizabeth P. married Robert JACKSON, in Pennsylvania. Robert was born in St. Clair Township, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, in 1825.

They had the following children:
		i.	Francis M. Francis M. was born about 1850.
		ii.	Francis M. Francis M. was born in St. Clair Township, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, in 1849-1850.

60. Patterson H. PEARSON (Jane SHAWHAN5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Patterson H. was born in St. Clair Township, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, about 1820.

Note from Merry Anne Pearson: "1830 Census denotes 1 male child 10 but less than 15. Probably this child. 1850 census first found in St Clair Twp then in Birmingham Boro near Nathaniel. Most likely is son."

About 1848 Patterson H. married Lucinda. Lucinda was born in Virginia in 1825.

They had one child:
		i.	Clarissa. Clarissa was born in St. Clair Township, Allegheny Colorado, Pennsylvania, in 1849.

61. Jesse PEARSON (Jane SHAWHAN5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Jesse was born in St. Clair Township, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, about 1822.

Note from Merry Anne Pierson: "1830 census denotes 1 male child 5 but less than 10. On 1850 census in lower St. Clair Twp, Jesse Pearson 25, farmer, correct age to be one of Nathaniel's."

About 1847 Jesse married Mary. Mary was born in 1825.

They had one child:
		i.	John. John was born about 1848.

Family of Mary SHAWHAN (12)

62. Oliver O. SHAWHAN (Mary5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Oliver O. was born in Pennsylvania on November 29, 1828. Oliver O. died in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on February 10, 1903; he was 74.

Oliver's grave in Southside Cemetery includes an American Legion marker which shows that he served with Co. L, 5 PA. Regiment, Heavy Artillery, US Volunteers, during the Civil War. His enlistment papers, dtd Aug. 24, 1864, describe him as being 5ft 9in, fair complexion, 36 yrs. old, with grey eyes, light hair, and due a bounty of $100. His duties were those of a driver. His obit mentions that he was a pioneer resident of the South Side section of Pittsburgh and that during the Civil War he was wounded , from which he never fully recovered.

On November 1, 1849 Oliver O. married Hannah HERSHBERGER, in Pennsylvania. Hannah was born in Pennsylvania in 1828. Hannah died in Pennsylvania on December 22, 1897; she was 69.

They had the following children:
		i.	Andrew. Andrew was born on July 8, 1850.
	181	ii.	William John (1851-1909)
		iii.	Catherine Grace  (Kate). Catherine Grace  (Kate) was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on April 13, 1860.
			On June 12, 1881 Catherine Grace  (Kate) first married James P. HUGHES, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. James P. was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, about 1854. They were divorced.
			On March 21, 1888 Catherine Grace  (Kate) second married John M. BAKER. John M. was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on September 1, 1860.
		iv.	Ida May. Ida May was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on April 26, 1866. Ida May died in Pennsylvania on September 19, 1916; she was 50.
			On October 13, 1903 Ida May married Edward CHRISTIANSEN. Edward was born in Norway on March 12, 1866.

Family of Daniel SHAWHAN (13) & Margaret CALDWELL

63. Imogene SHAWHAN (Daniel5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Imogene was born in Pittsburg, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, on October 6, 1835. Imogene died in Leavenworth, Kansas, in May 1923; she was 87.

On June 1, 1851 Imogene married Robert Brown CRAIG, in Pennsylvania. Robert Brown was born in Ireland on September 23, 1823. Robert Brown died in Leavenworth, Kansas, on July 10, 1885; he was 61.

They had the following children:
		i.	Robbie E.
		ii.	Emma.
		iii.	Rose.
	182	iv.	Maude Jane (1855-1925)

64. Georgia Montgomery SHAWHAN (Daniel5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Georgia Montgomery was born in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, on October 8, 1837. Georgia Montgomery died in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, on June 12, 1907; she was 69.

About 1860 Georgia Montgomery married Samuel R. SLOAN, in Pennsylvania. Samuel R. was born in 1834. Samuel R. died in 1894; he was 60.

They had the following children:
		i.	Margaret Caldwell.
			Margaret Caldwell married Joseph H. BARCLAY.
		ii.	William J.

65. Williametta (Willie) SHAWHAN (Daniel5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Williametta (Willie) was born in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, on August 27, 1848. Williametta (Willie) died in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, on March 17, 1929; she was 80.

In her will, "Willie" bequeathed many of her prized possessions to her grandchildren, including her solid silver table-ware, her writing desk, her chif-robe, and the sword carried by her late husband during the Civil War.

About 1870 Williametta (Willie) married J. W. SIMPSON, in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. J. W. was born in 1845. J. W. died in Pennsylvania on September 27, 1895; he was 50.

Served in Co. I, 15th Kan. Calvary during Civil War, per his tombstone in Chartiers Cemetery, Carnegie, PA.

They had one child:
	183	i.	Dr. Karl Stanley (1879-1941)

Family of John SHAWHAN (14) & Eliza Mary SHELTON

66. Robert R. SHAWHAN (John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Robert R. was born in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, on January 1, 1828. Robert R. died in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, on March 6, 1905; he was 77.

In 1861 Robert and Eva were living in East Williamsport, PA; by 1868 they had moved to Roxbury, OH, near Marietta. The 1880 Census listed them in Montgomery Co., OH. For the family history of this Robert Shawhan, 1828-1905, we are particularly indebted to the efforts of the Pearl Shawhan Earnest family and to Mary Elizabeth Shawhan Sanders and her husband, Wilbur.

About 1850 Robert R. married Eva A. HART, in Allegheny County, Ohio. Eva A. was born in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, on March 8, 1830. Eva A. died in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, on October 23, 1888; she was 58.

They had the following children:
	184	i.	Mary Ann (Molly) (1851-~1873)
		ii.	Nancy Helena. Nancy Helena was born in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, in May 1852.
			About 1872 Nancy Helena married George L. EVANS. George L. was born about 1850.
		iii.	Baretta Trumbull. Baretta Trumbull was born in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, in September 1853.
		iv.	John. John was born in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, in 1854.
	185	v.	James Martin (1857-1929)
		vi.	Francis J. Francis J. was born in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, in 1858.
			About 1880 Francis J. married Mary E., in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
		vii.	Henry Hambright. Henry Hambright was born in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, in 1861.
		viii.	Elizabeth Powell. Elizabeth Powell was born in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, in 1863.
		ix.	Louisa Holmes. Louisa Holmes was born in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, in 1864.
	186	x.	William Woodward (1863-~1947)
		xi.	Robert E. Lee. Robert E. Lee was born in Morgan County, Ohio, in 1868.
	187	xii.	Jarvis Matthew (1872-1947)
		xiii.	Valeria Robina. Valeria Robina was born in Morgan County, Ohio, in 1875.

Family of Robert Perry SHAWHAN (16) & Mary PLUNKETT

67. Francis (Frank) SHAWHAN (Robert Perry5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Francis (Frank) was born in WV in 1841. Francis (Frank) died in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on February 26, 1895; he was 54.

The 1880 census shows Frank as a glass blower and his son, Edward, as a glass tender. Frank served in the US Navy during the Civil War era. His brief obit mentioned that he died, of pneumonia, at the workhouse after being picked up for being a vagrant.

About 1868 Francis (Frank) married Mary E. McINTYRE, in Pennsylvania. Mary E. was born about 1847.

They had the following children:
		i.	Edward. Edward was born in 1869.
		ii.	Mary. Mary was born in 1869.
		iii.	Mamie. Mamie was born on December 27, 1869.
		iv.	Maggie. Maggie was born on December 4, 1871.
		v.	Lody. Lody was born in 1872.

Family of Elizabeth Ann SHAWHAN (17) & Mathew K. PRINE

68. Daniel Shawhan PRINE (Elizabeth Ann SHAWHAN5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Daniel Shawhan was born in Kentucky in 1816. Daniel Shawhan died in IA in 1896; he was 80.

Daniel was one of the first members of this family group to migrate Iowa, taking up land 4 miles west of Oskaloosa.

In 1837 Daniel Shawhan married Nancy THRASHER. Nancy was born in 1816. Nancy died in 1886; she was 70.

They had one child:
	188	i.	William Houston (1839-1908)

69. Miles Kenneth PRINE (Elizabeth Ann SHAWHAN5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Miles Kenneth was born in Kentucky in 1821. Miles Kenneth died in Oskaloosa, IA, in 1900; he was 79.

Miles led his family from Indiana to Iowa in 1861; their son George, then ten years old, was able to drive one of the teams. They settled near Oskaloosa, initially in a little old log house, but they eventually built a much larger home and gave the log house to their son George. Miles was a Lt. with the "Madison Blues" during the Civil War. After the War, Miles went into the business of blooded stock raising, exporting, and shipping to all the fine breeders of stock in the United States, Canada, and Great Britain. This business continued through 43 years, under the name of M. K. Prine & Son. Miles died of apoplexy, as did his son.

On October 5, 1845 Miles Kenneth married Mary NELSON, daughter of Jacob NELSON & Mary CAMPBELL, in Bentonville, Fayette County, Indiana. Mary was born in Fayette County, Indiana, in 1822. Mary died in Oskaloosa, IA, in 1893; she was 71.

They had one child:
	189	i.	George Shawhan (1851-1920)

70. Matthew Loeper PRINE (Elizabeth Ann SHAWHAN5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Matthew Loeper was born in Indiana in 1833. Matthew Loeper died in Norwalk, IA, in 1900; he was 67.

Mather Loeper Prine descendants provided by Carrie E. Bodensteiner, 585 SE Dussault Road, Madras Oregon 97741.  E-mail address:  cbodenst@509j.net  or bodenst@mtjeff.com

On September 19, 1854 Matthew Loeper married Hester SHORTRIDGE, daughter of Samuel SHORTRIDGE & Eleanor HULSE, in Fayette County, Indiana. Hester was born in Fayette County, Indiana, on August 31, 1836.

They had the following children:
		i.	Lloyd.
		ii.	Louis.
		iii.	Mary E. Mary E. was born bet. 1854-1880.
		iv.	William T. William T. was born on September 26, 1855.
		v.	Edward V. Edward V. was born in Norwalk, Iowa, on December 6, 1857.
		vi.	Nellie. Nellie was born on October 9, 1859.
		vii.	Charles L. Charles L. was born on October 5, 1862.
		viii.	Frank Shortridge. Frank Shortridge was born in Clarke County, Iowa, on April 7, 1867.
	190	ix.	Frederick W. (1869-~1922)
		x.	Hattie. Hattie was born on August 27, 1873.
		xi.	George Lewis. George Lewis was born on April 16, 1875.

Family of Joseph SHAWHAN (18) & Elizabeth HILLMAN

71. James SHAWHAN (Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). James was born in Pike County, Indiana, on December 18, 1823. James died in Pike County, Indiana, on May 23, 1904; he was 80.

James had little education as he was being raised, helping his father farm until he reached the age of 25. He bought his own farm in 1848, in Clay Twp., Pike Co.. He eventually moved his family from the farm to city life in Washington, Davies Co., IN. where he established a livery business; at the same time he traded and sold livestock. In early 1869 he sold his livery and moved to Petersburg, IN, continuing to deal in livestock and opening the Shawhan Hardware Store. The became an immediate success, and the young man he hired to run it, James Boonshot, turned out to be his son-in-law. His wealth and success resulted in his becoming the president of the Citizen's State Bank, a position he held until his death. 
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Indiana, Pike County, Logan Township, Carr Cemetery
CARR, Ivy Jane. - 2 25-1853 - 12-5-1860 - dau of W.H. & M carr
CARR, Isaac H. - d - 1-20-1866 - 4 yr 1 mo - son of Wm.H. & Marg t   Carr
CARR, Daniel. - d - 1-28-1866 - 5 yr 10 mo 25 da - son of Wm. H. & Marg t. Carr
unmarked grave
CARR, Margaret. - d - 12-11-1866 - 36 yr 10 mo 23 da - wife of William H. Carr
CARR, Virginia. - d - 9-15-1869 - 12 yr 11 mo 15 da - dau of Wm. H. & Magaret Carr
CARR, James A. - d - 5-18-1846 - 2 yr 7 mo 4 da
SHAWHAN, son - d - 1-17-1868 - infant son of J.& V. Shawhan
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Web site: http://www.rootsweb.com/~inpike/Waswha.htm
Walnut Hills Cemetery, Washington Township, Pike County, Indiana
Located on the NW edge of Petersburg, Section E:
SHAWHAN, Virginia, 12-7-1829 - 5-5-1875 - 47 yr 4 mo 28 da
SHAWHAN, James, 12-18-1823 - 5-28-1904
SHAWHAN, Lorinda, 3-21-1876
SHAWHAN, Lorinda, 3-31-1846 - 7-4-1892 - 46 yr 3 mo 3 da
SHAWHAN, Joseph, 9-23-1796 - 1-15-1881 - 84 yr 3 mo 9 da
GREEN, Elizabeth Shawhan, 1828 - 1917
SRAWHAN, Jas.

On October 26, 1845 James first married Virginia CARR, daughter of William H. CARR & Margaret, in Pike County, Indiana. Virginia was born in Pike County, Indiana, on December 17, 1829. Virginia died in Pike County, Indiana, on May 16, 1875; she was 45.

They had the following children:
	191	i.	Margaret (1852-1923)
		ii.	Mary Belle. Mary Belle was born in Washington, Davies County, Indiana, on January 7, 1868. Mary Belle died in Pike County, Indiana, on June 29, 1952; she was 84.
			Mary Belle was well educated and extremely talented. An article appearing in the Winslow Dispatch tells it best: "I couldn't help recalling some of the incidents of one wonderful lady who lived in community for so many years. She was in the same spot in church whenever the doors were open. If anyone was in need he or she could always find help in her. Whenever she came into a group, it was as though someone turned on a ray of sunshine. Regardless of what the situation was she always had a little verse or poem to fit the occasion. She helped several young people through college when their own funds were insufficient. She noticed the birds, the flowers, the sunsets, and all those things so many people miss in life. Mary Belle Nichols was one that really took time to enjoy life."

			On September 28, 1887 Mary Belle married George Jerome NICHOLS, in Pike County, Indiana. George Jerome was born in Pike County, Indiana, on October 23, 1857. George Jerome died in Pike County, Indiana, on March 3, 1912; he was 54.
		iii.	UNNAMED.  died on January 17, 1868 in Pike County, Logan Township, Indiana.  was buried in Carr Cemetery, Logan Township, Pike County, Indiana.

On October 26, 1878 James second married Lorenda MORRISON, in Pike County, Indiana. Lorenda was born in Pike County, Indiana, on March 31, 1826. Lorenda died in Pike County, Indiana, on July 4, 1892; she was 66.

72. Daniel SHAWHAN (Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Daniel was born in Clay Twp., Pike County, Indiana, on October 10, 1825. Daniel died in Pike County, Indiana, on March 30, 1896; he was 70.

On September 16, 1854 Daniel married Julia Ann GARDNER, in Gibson County, Indiana. Julia Ann was born in Gibson County, Indiana, on August 1, 1836. Julia Ann died in Pike County, Indiana, on April 4, 1898; she was 61.

They had the following children:
	192	i.	Mercedes (1856-1936)
	193	ii.	Mary (Molly) (1858-1942)
		iii.	William G. William G. was born in Indiana about 1861.
			About 1883 William G. married Rosa MILLER. Rosa was born about 1862.
	194	iv.	Joseph (~1865-)
	195	v.	Sarah Jeanette (1855-1940)

73. Joseph SHAWHAN (Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Joseph was born in Pike County, Indiana, on October 10, 1825. Joseph died in Princeton, Gibson County, Indiana, on October 29, 1908; he was 83.

On February 2, 1854 Joseph first married Margaret BROWN, in Gibson County, Indiana. Margaret was born about 1834. Margaret died in Pike County, Madison Township, Indiana, on November 3, 1856; she was 22. Margaret was buried in Shawhan Cemetery, Madison Township, Pike County, Indiana.

Rootsweb Shawhan cemetery listing:
Shawhan, Margrate. - d - 11-3-1856 - 26 yr 5 mo 27 da - consort of Joseph. ( from Larry Willis )

They had the following children:
		i.	James. James was born in Gibson County, Indiana, on January 26, 1855. James died in Gibson County, Indiana, on February 7, 1866; he was 11. James was buried in Shawhan Cemetery, Madison Township, Pike County, Indiana.
			Shawhan Cemetery listing:
			SHAWHAN, James. - b - 1-26-1855 - 11 yr 11 da - son of Joseph Jr. & Margaret Brown Shawhan

		ii.	Millard. Millard was born in Gibson County, Indiana, on October 26, 1856. Millard died in Gibson County, Indiana, on January 2, 1857; she was <1. Millard was buried in Shawhan Cemetery, Madison Township, Pike County, Indiana.
			Shawhan cemetery listing:
			Shawhan, Millard. - d -1-2-1857 - 2 mo 6 da - (from Larry Willis )

On October 1, 1858 Joseph second married Julia Ann KEY, in Gibson County, Indiana. Julia Ann was born on October 15, 1830. Julia Ann died on April 20, 1911; she was 80.

They had the following children:
	196	i.	Charles A. (1860-1942)
	197	ii.	Emma (1862-1918)
		iii.	Daniel. Daniel was born in Gibson County, Indiana, on August 28, 1867. Daniel died in Gibson County, Indiana, on September 28, 1888; he was 21.

74. Sarah SHAWHAN (Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Sarah was born in Pike County, Indiana, about 1827.

On August 3, 1854 Sarah married Orvis K. PATTERSON, in Pike County, Indiana. Orvis K. was born in Pike County, Indiana, about 1827.

During the Civil War, Orvis served as a Pvt. in Co. E, 42nd Indiana Infantry, fighting is such battles as Perryville, Murpheesboro, Chattanooga, Chickamauga, and in Sherman's March to the Sea.

They had the following children:
	198	i.	Joseph (1856-1912)
		ii.	Elizabeth. Elizabeth was born in Pike County, Indiana, about 1858.
			About 1882 Elizabeth married Dr. POMEROY, in Indiana. Dr. was born about 1855.
		iii.	John. John was born in Pike County, Indiana, in 1863. John died in Pike County, Indiana, on March 22, 1864; he was 1. John was buried in Shawhan Cemetery, Madison Township, Pike County, Indiana.
			Shawhan Cemetery listing:
			PATTERSON, John M. - 5-13-1863 - 3-22-1864 - son of Orice K. & Sarah Shawhan Patterson

		iv.	Lettie. Lettie was born in Pike County, Indiana, about 1866.
		v.	Margaret. Margaret was born in Pike County, Indiana, about 1868.
		vi.	Asa. Asa was born in Pike County, Indiana, in 1874. Asa died in 1954; he was 80.
			About 1895 Asa married Aldah ELMORE, in Indiana. Aldah was born about 1874.

75. Elizabeth SHAWHAN (Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Elizabeth was born in Clay Twp., Pike County, Indiana, on December 2, 1828. Elizabeth died in Petersburg, Pike County, Indiana, on November 7, 1917; she was 88.

Elizabeth went through a bitter divorce battle with Napoleon Green, her husband; child custody was a key issue. In her testimony she testified "Because of abuse and ill treatment, I was forced to leave him and go to the house of my father." Elizabeth retained custody of her children.

On February 27, 1844 Elizabeth married Napoleon Bonaparte GREEN, son of William GREEN & Elizabeth COOPER, in Pike County, Indiana. Napoleon Bonaparte was born in Woodford County, Kentucky, in 1816. Napoleon Bonaparte died in Grayville, White County, Illinois, on February 23, 1881; he was 65. They were divorced in Indiana.

His death record in the White Co., IL County Clerk's Office, dated March 11, 1881, reveals that Napoleon died of typhoid pneumonia, at 10:00 PM, Feb. 23, 1881. He was a white male, age 65, born in Kentucky, a shoemaker, had been in Illinois for 14 years, and was buried in Grayville, IL.

They had the following children:
		i.	Mary. Mary was born in Pike County, Indiana, on September 29, 1845. Mary died in Pike County, Indiana, on May 8, 1853; she was 7. Mary was buried in Shawhan Cemetery, Madison Township, Pike County, Indiana.
			Shawhan cemetery listing:
			GREEN, Mary. - 5-8-1853 - 8 yr - dau of Napoleon Bonapart & Elizabeth Shawhan Green

		ii.	Sarah Elizabeth. Sarah Elizabeth was born in Pike County, Indiana, in 1847.
			Family tradition holds that Sarah was killed by Indians while on a
			western migration.

			About 1868 Sarah Elizabeth married Ezekial HADLOCK, in Pike County, Indiana. Ezekial was born about 1846.
		iii.	Daniel. Daniel was born in Pike County, Indiana, on May 28, 1852. Daniel died in Pike County, Indiana, on December 16, 1852; he was <1. Daniel was buried in Shawhan Cemetery, Madison Township, Pike County, Indiana.
			Shawhan cemetery listing:
			Green, Daniel. - b -5-28-1852 - d -12-16-1852 - s/o B.& E. Green - ( from Larry Willis )

	199	iv.	Joseph Nathaniel B. (1850-1896)
		v.	Robert. Robert was born in Pike County, Indiana, on November 29, 1855. Robert died in Pike County, Indiana, on July 29, 1856; he was <1. Robert was buried in Shawhan Cemetery, Madison Township, Pike County, Indiana.
			Shawhan Cemetery listing:
			GREEN, Robert M. Blanch. - 11-29-1855 - 7-29-1856 - 1 yr

	200	vi.	Henrietta (1857-1930)
	201	vii.	James William (1860-1935)

76. Mary SHAWHAN (Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Mary was born in Pike County, Indiana, on July 25, 1832. Mary died in Pike County, Indiana, on December 12, 1899; she was 67.

Mary married Hiram DRAIN. Hiram was born in Pike County, Indiana, on December 11, 1826. Hiram died in Pike County, Indiana, on April 25, 1899; he was 72.

They had one child:
		i.	George W. George W. was born in Pike County, Indiana, in 1859.

Family of Mary (Polly) SHAWHAN (19) & John LIGHTFOOT

77. Pauline LIGHTFOOT (Mary (Polly) SHAWHAN5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Pauline was born in Indiana about 1819.

Pauline and Munson lived in Keokuk, Iowa.

Pauline married Munson MEADE.

They had the following children:
	202	i.	Perry
	203	ii.	Sarah Frances

78. John LIGHTFOOT , Jr. (Mary (Polly) SHAWHAN5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John died in California. John was born about 1823.

John first married Julia BEVINS.

They had the following children:
		i.	Allie.
		ii.	Jessie.
		iii.	Roy.
		iv.	Gertrude.
		v.	William.
		vi.	Gus.
		vii.	Ella.
		viii.	Daniel.
		ix.	Liza.

John second married Margaret IRONS.

Family of Sarah SHAWHAN (20) & Elijah Henry McCLENAHAN

79. Elizabeth McCLENAHAN (Sarah SHAWHAN5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Elizabeth was born about 1825.

Elizabeth married George Carson BURFIELD.

They had the following children:
		i.	Jonathan.
		ii.	Antoinette.

80. Elijah McCLENAHAN (Sarah SHAWHAN5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Elijah was born about 1829.

Elijah is said to have had 25 children from two wives, but few of his descendants are known.

Elijah married WILSON.

They had the following children:
	204	i.	Mary
	205	ii.	Winfield Scott
		iii.	James.
		iv.	Robert.
		v.	Nancy.
			Nancy married Cyrus STONE.
		vi.	Sarah.
			Sarah married Seth HALL.
		vii.	Bell.
			Bell married Webb REYNOLDS.

Family of John McDowell SHAWHAN (21) & Sarah PARRISH

81. Phoebe Jane SHAWHAN (John McDowell5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Phoebe Jane was born in Falmouth, Indiana, on April 26, 1829. Phoebe Jane died in Indiana on September 16, 1853; she was 24.

On February 25, 1847 Phoebe Jane married Robert M. "Mac" RICH, son of John RICH & Rebecca McCARTY, in Rush County, Indiana. Robert M. "Mac" was born on April 29, 1829. Robert M. "Mac" died on March 2, 1907; he was 77.

They had one child:
	206	i.	Joseph Henry (~1849-)

82. Joseph Newton SHAWHAN (John McDowell5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Joseph Newton was born in Falmouth, Indiana, on August 6, 1832. Joseph Newton died in New Orleans, Louisiana, in 1876; he was 43.

Joseph died in New Orleans of yellow fever.

About 1855 Joseph Newton married Martha ROBERTS, in Cynthiana, Kentucky. Martha was born in Kentucky about 1834.

They had the following children:
		i.	Daniel. Daniel was born in Kentucky about 1858.
			Daniel married Lou AUSTILL.
		ii.	Ida Mae. Ida Mae was born in Kentucky about 1860.

83. Mary Elizabeth SHAWHAN (John McDowell5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Mary Elizabeth was born in Falmouth, Indiana, on March 15, 1839. Mary Elizabeth died in Indiana on February 21, 1921; she was 81.

In 1864 Mary Elizabeth married George Henry LAIL (174) , son of George LAIL (February 22, 1802-October 9, 1850) & Sarah Elizabeth "Betsey" SHAWHAN (51) (1807-), in Falmouth, Indiana. George Henry was born in Kentucky on June 14, 1841. George Henry died in Indiana on May 30, 1924; he was 82.

Research: "George Henry Lail at the time of the Civil War went to visit his cousin John McDowell Shawhan in Indiana. John, having been born in Kentucky, with many relations residing there who were wealthy slave owners, the Civil War found him sympathizing with the Southern Cause in a community anti-rebel. He was suspected of treasonable activities by the Hoosiers and at one time his life was in such that he erected a pole, said to have been 75 ft. high, surmounted a bell to call his neighbors to his assistance in case of trouble. There absolutely was no basis for such action, or suspicions, other than finding a man to take the place of GEORGE HENRY LAIL, in the Union Army. Young Lail had come north on a visit and was about to be conscripted in an army fighting his own brothers, and in a cause inimical to his convictions, so there was justification for his later father-in-law's action." {MPL. p. 68}

They had the following children:
	207	i.	John Laird (1865-1927)
	208	ii.	George Shawhan (1866-)
	209	iii.	James Madison (1869-)
	210	iv.	William Shawhan (1872-)
		v.	Charles G. Charles G. was born in Indiana in 1874. Charles G. died in 1895; he was 21.
		vi.	Mary. Mary was born in Indiana in April 1883. Mary died in Indiana in April 1883; she was <1.

84. Daniel Parrish SHAWHAN (John McDowell5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Daniel Parrish was born in Rush County, Indiana, on October 12, 1841. Daniel Parrish died in Rush County, Indiana, in March 1932; he was 90.

Daniel was well-known for his farming and for his breeding of fine horses -- in 1876 he sold a prize mare named "Elsie Good" for $5000.00. He was also a driver on the harness track circuit.

On August 27, 1872 Daniel Parrish married Harriet RUSH, in Emporia, Kansas. Harriet was born in Emporia, Kansas, on December 16, 1852. Harriet died in Rush County, Indiana, on November 26, 1904; she was 51.

They had the following children:
	211	i.	John McDowell (1873-1946)
	212	ii.	Margaret Frances (1876-1963)
	213	iii.	Helen Manlove (1877-1918)
		iv.	Edwin Newton. Edwin Newton was born in Rush County, Indiana, on August 20, 1880. Edwin Newton died on May 1, 1967; he was 86.
			On September 30, 1914 Edwin Newton married Mary HOSLER. Mary was born on August 11, 1877. Mary died on March 2, 1974; she was 96.
		v.	Anna Louise. Anna Louise was born in Rush County, Indiana, on August 20, 1884. Anna Louise died in Indianapolis, Indiana, on April 6, 1900; she was 15.
	214	vi.	Garrett Benjamin (1887-1944)

85. Garrett Benjamin SHAWHAN (John McDowell5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Garrett Benjamin was born in Falmouth, Indiana, on October 28, 1843. Garrett Benjamin died in Mobile, AL, on January 19, 1905; he was 61.

Garrett raised, trained, and drove thoroughbred trotters. Prior to
Civil War, Garrett would take a string of his family's prize horses
from their Indiana home to Mobile, AL, where he would race and then
sell them before returning home for another string. He was caught in
Mobile at the start of the War, and, since his sympathies lay with
South, he elected to make his home there, though he returned to
Indiana to marry a native of that state. Garrett became a well-known
citizen of Mobile, operating a livery stable and becoming an
undertaker and embalmer on So. Royal Street. He owned a beautiful
(#205) on famous Government Street; it was lined with beautiful moss
covered oaks and a frescoed iron fence.

On April 10, 1867 Garrett Benjamin married Mary Ellen SHRADER, daughter of Elihu W. SHRADER, in Indiana. Mary Ellen was born in Indiana on August 20, 1846. Mary Ellen died in Mobile, AL, on March 25, 1919; she was 72.

Though Mary died in Mobile, at her home at 205 Government St., she interred next to her husband in the East Hill Cemetery, Rushville, according to Roche Funeral Home (Mobile) records. She traced her ancestry back to a Revolutionary War veteran, DAR ID #42706, for William Huston, Captain, 2nd Bn, Cumberland County, PA Militia.

The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 43: Mrs. Mary Ellen Shrader Shawhan. DAR ID Number: 42706 Born in Connersville, Indiana. Wife of Garrett Benjamin Shawhan. Descendant of Capt. William Huston, of Pennsylvania. Daughter of Elihue Woodruff Shrader and Margaret Jane Huston, his wife. Granddaughter of John Huston (1795-1860) and Mary Miller (1808-76), his wife, m. 1826. Gr.-granddaughter of William Huston and Margaret Nelson (1767-1823), his wife. William Huston, (1755-1823), served as captain in the second battalion, Cumberland County Associators 1777. Also No. 35682.

They had the following children:
	215	i.	Charles Shrader (1869-1929)
	216	ii.	Mary Louise (1873-)

86. Ellen (Elsie) A. SHAWHAN (John McDowell5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Ellen (Elsie) A. was born in Rush County, Indiana, on November 8, 1848. Ellen (Elsie) A. died in 1925; she was 76.

On October 4, 1871 Ellen (Elsie) A. married Lawrence Perry GOOD, in Indiana. Lawrence Perry was born in 1845.

They had the following children:
		i.	Harriet. Harriet was born about 1874.
			On October 9, 1907 Harriet married Roy SPINNING. Roy was born about 1873.
		ii.	Macy Starbuck. Macy Starbuck was born about 1877.
			On August 28, 1901 Macy Starbuck married Keokuk MONROE. Keokuk was born about 1877.

Family of Robert Fleming SHAWHAN (22) & Ann (Alley) T. MINOR

87. Minor Moore SHAWHAN (Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Minor Moore was born in Rushville, Indiana, on January 30, 1831. Minor Moore died in Sterling, Colorado, on March 21, 1923; he was 92.

Minor's obit described him as coming to Nandelia, Iowa with his parents in 1852, marrying Elizabeth Frost in 1855, and migrating to Nebraska in 1869, locating on a farm near Humboldt. In 1902 he moved to Table Rock, NE where he and Elizabeth resided until his wife died in 1915. He then moved to Colorado where he lived with his daughters until his death. His body was returned to Table Rock to be laid by side of his wife who had died several years before.

On August 14, 1855 Minor Moore married Elizabeth M. FROST, in Lafayette, IA. Elizabeth M. was born in Coles County, Illinois, on July 14, 1836. Elizabeth M. died in Table Rock, NE, on May 22, 1915; she was 78.

Elizabeth's obit in a Humboldt, NE newspaper, describes her as being born in Colls Co., IL and being brought to LaFayette, Iowa at an age by her parents. She was visiting her daughter in Casper, Wyoming at the time of her death. Her body was returned to Table Rock, Nebraska for burial.

They had the following children:
		i.	John Robert. John Robert was born in Lafayette, IA, on March 3, 1856.
			Minor Moore Shawhan descendants state that John "simply disappeared"
			from contact with other family members.

	217	ii.	Christopher Columbus (1858-1925)
	218	iii.	Edgar Vinton (1860-1957)
		iv.	Nancy Ann. Nancy Ann was born in Lafayette, IA, on November 29, 1862. Nancy Ann died in Humboldt, NE, on September 5, 1944; she was 81.
			Nancy and Truman lived in Sterling, Colorado. She was a school and seamstress.

			About 1883 Nancy Ann married Truman TINKER. Truman was born about 1862.

			Truman was bridge foreman.
		v.	Ivy. Ivy was born in IA on December 25, 1866. Ivy died in Humboldt, NE, on April 12, 1872; she was 5.
		vi.	Cateurah Dulcena. Cateurah Dulcena was born in Humboldt, NE, on February 15, 1869. Cateurah Dulcena died on July 17, 1938; she was 69.
			Cateurah Dulcena first married William FREEMAN.
			Cateurah Dulcena second married Emery BOOMER.
		vii.	May Loveday. May Loveday was born in Humboldt, NE, on November 27, 1869. May Loveday died in Humboldt, NE, on August 14, 1879; she was 9.
			May died from typhoid fever.

	219	viii.	Samuel Slater (1871-1938)
		ix.	Walter. Walter was born in Humboldt, NE, on November 23, 1873. Walter died in Humboldt, NE, on March 30, 1874; he was <1.
			Walter died of diphtheria.

	220	x.	Joseph Henry (1876-1963)
	221	xi.	Edith Maud (1878-1930)

88. Mary SHAWHAN (Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Mary died in Prairie City, IA. Mary was born in Rush County, Indiana, on May 7, 1836.

On August 30, 1859 Mary married Fountain Means DRAPER, in Jasper County, IA. Fountain Means was born in Indiana on February 18, 1836. Fountain Means died in Prairie City, IA, on August 26, 1909; he was 73.

They had the following children:
		i.	Inez. Inez was born in IA in 1858.
			On March 27, 1884 Inez married Jesse Albert QUICK, son of James Francis QUICK & Eviline SHEPARD, in Jasper County, IA. Jesse Albert was born in Allen County, Kansas, on March 11, 1862. Jesse Albert died in Long Beach, California, on May 19, 1935; he was 73.

			Subject: Jesse A. Quick
			Date: Tue, 26 Sep 2000 12:02:22 EDT
			From: LLanham968@aol.com
			 
			Jesse Albert Quick married to Inez Draper
			
			Parents: James Francis Quick & Eviline (Shepard) Henry?? children:
			James Francis Quick, born Jan. 28, 1856, near Lancaster Co., PA - died Mar 5, 1856, Kalispell, Montana - married Mary Jane Dalton (my line)
			William Elmer Quick, born Feb. 18, 1858, Prarie City, Iowa. died Jan. 16, 1947, Oalkland, CA - married Nancy Tegaren Minerva Quick, died young
			Jesse Albert Quick, born Mar 11, 1862, Allen Co., Kansas. died May 19, 1935,  Long Beach, CA - married Inez Draper
			Robert Alpheus Quick, born Oct 26, 1864, died Mar 6, 1948, Long Beach, CA - Anna Catherine Lieffring
			
			Lana Quick Lanham
			llanham968@aol.com
		ii.	Emma. Emma was born in IA about 1860.
			Emma married DANLEY.
		iii.	Irene. Irene was born in IA about 1862.
			Irene married DUNN.
		iv.	Cordelia. Cordelia was born in IA about 1864. Cordelia died in IA in 1909; she was 45.
		v.	Ortis. Ortis was born in IA in 1866. Ortis died in (infancy) in 1866; she was <1.
		vi.	Dessie. Dessie was born in IA in 1868. Dessie died in (infancy) in 1868; she was <1.

89. George William SHAWHAN , Sr. (Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). George William was born in Rush County, Indiana, on December 27, 1842. George William died in Runnels, IA, on April 30, 1907; he was 64.

George served with Co. C, Twenty-Second Iowa Infantry, during the Civil War. He fought in numerous battles around Vicksburg and then accompanied the Regiment to the Shenandoah Valley where they fought with Gen. Sheridan against Gen. Early's CSA forces. George was at the Battle of Cedar Creek in the Valley.

About 1866 George William married Nancy STEELE, in IA. Nancy was born in 1846.

They had the following children:
		i.	Annie Laura. Annie Laura was born in IA in 1867. Annie Laura died in Runnels, IA, on November 9, 1876; she was 9.
	222	ii.	George William (1871-1945)
		iii.	Osa Carl. Osa Carl was born in Runnels, IA, on October 28, 1878.
		iv.	Donna Irene. Donna Irene was born in Runnels, IA, on January 29, 1881. Donna Irene died in Runnels, IA, on June 26, 1891; she was 10.
	223	v.	Beverly Luther (1883-1954)

90. John Robert "Poke" SHAWHAN (Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John Robert "Poke" was born in Indiana on January 20, 1845. John Robert "Poke" died in Dunreath, IA, on October 24, 1909; he was 64.

In 1883 John moved his family from Indiana to Marion Co., IA, where farmed and worked as a blacksmith. He was on his way to visit a neighbor, when he suddenly collapsed and died of heart failure. We extremely indebted to Shirley Osborn Goodwin for her contributions to tracing the descendants of John "Poke" Shawhan.

On October 26, 1864 John Robert "Poke" married Martha Etta "Ma" ANDREWS, in Rushville, Rush County, Indiana. Martha Etta "Ma" was born in NY on September 22, 1841. Martha Etta "Ma" died in Polk County, IA, on October 20, 1922; she was 81.

They had the following children:
	224	i.	Louise Ald "Louie" (1865-1938)
		ii.	James Harry. James Harry was born in Jasper County, IA, on November 16, 1868.
	225	iii.	Thomas A. "Tomey" (1870-1894)
	226	iv.	Richard J. (1873-1955)

91. Isom Clarence SHAWHAN (Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Isom Clarence was born in IA on April 16, 1852. Isom Clarence died in Bondurant, IA, on August 22, 1930; he was 78.

Isom is remembered by his granddaughter Mildred as being one of the nicest men she has ever known, never raising his voice or creating a scene. In addition to operating a small farm, he also taught school; he was a devoted fan of the Chicago Cubs. A favorite game for kids visiting Isom and Mary was playing "Caroom" -- a game utilizing a board, about 3ft square, in which players would shoot small, flat round disks, using their finger nails to direct the disks against other disks, trying to knock them into holes at the corners -- somewhat similar to billiards.

On December 12, 1878 Isom Clarence married Mary Elizabeth GILDOW. Mary Elizabeth was born on March 11, 1858. Mary Elizabeth died on December 23, 1927; she was 69.

They had the following children:
	227	i.	Roxie Ann (1880-1963)
	228	ii.	Mina Rebecca (1887-1938)
		iii.	Isom Clarence. Isom Clarence was born in 1894. Isom Clarence died in 1935; he was 41.

92. Richard Johnson SHAWHAN (Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Richard Johnson was born in IA on March 7, 1858. Richard Johnson died in Des Moines, IA, on January 19, 1931; he was 72.

About 1883 Richard Johnson first married Ella ERSTRIE, in IA. Ella was born on April 29, 1853. Ella died in Runnels, IA, on March 9, 1889; she was 35.

They had the following children:
	229	i.	Lillian Mae (1883-1961)
	230	ii.	Robert Fleming (1889-1977)

About 1893 Richard Johnson second married Anna GILDOW, in Des Moines, IA. Anna was born on August 4, 1869. Anna died in Des Moines, IA, on November 18, 1951; she was 82.

They had the following children:
	231	i.	Isom Caleb (1894-1935)
	232	ii.	Ruah Ann (1896-1974)
		iii.	Daniel. Daniel was born in 1898. Daniel died in 1902; he was 4.
	233	iv.	Richard Kenneth (Ken) (1903-1990)

Family of George M. SHAWHAN (23) & Hannah LOWE

93. James SHAWHAN (George M.5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). James was born in Rush County, Indiana, in 1838. James died in Des Moines, IA, in 1926; he was 88.

About 1860 James married Addie Prouty WILSON. Addie Prouty was born about 1838.

They had the following children:
		i.	George Robert. George Robert was born about 1862.
			George connected with the Prouty Wholesale Company.

		ii.	Kenneth. Kenneth was born about 1864.

94. Mary "Mollie" SHAWHAN (George M.5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Mary "Mollie" was born in 1842. Mary "Mollie" died in Sigourney, IA, in 1926; she was 84.

About 1865 Mary "Mollie" married Charles Johnson GOLDTHWAITE, in Keokuk County, IA. Charles Johnson was born in 1833.

Charles served in Co. H, 33rd Iowa Infantry, during the Civil War.
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Web site: http://www.rootsweb.com/~iakeokuk/SigourneyTwpAK.html
Keokuk County Biographies, Sigourney Township:
-Goldthwait, C. J. boot and she dealer; born I Waterville Somerset county Maine, in 1833 and was raised a farmer the early part of his life, and afterward learned the trade of shoe making; he came to his county in 1855, and has been engaged in the shoe business since that time; during the late war he enlisted in the Thirty-third Iowa Infantry and served three years; he was wounded at the Saline River; he married Miss Fidelia E. Lon, in March 1858; she was born in Pennsylvania, and died in August 1875, he married for his second wife Mary Shawhan, in 1876; she was born in Indiana; their family consists of one daughter; Mary by first marriage; and two sons: John and George, by second marriage.

They had the following children:
		i.	John. John was born about 1868.
			John became a professor at Los Angeles High School.

			John married Stella SAVAGE.
		ii.	George. George was born about 1870.
			George was employed by the Royal Typewriter Company.

			George married Lena WEIR.
		iii.	Guy. Guy was born about 1874.
			Guy became a dentist in Sigourney, Iowa.

			Guy married Glayds PFOFF.

95. Amanda SHAWHAN (George M.5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Amanda was born in 1845. Amanda died in 1911; she was 66.

Amanda and James lived their life in Sigourney, Iowa.

About 1867 Amanda married James FAIR. James was born in 1845. James died in Sigourney, IA, in 1896; he was 51.

They had the following children:
		i.	Pearl. Pearl was born about 1869.
			Pearl married Benjamin EASTBURN.
		ii.	Charles. Charles was born about 1871.
			Charles married Elmira NEWMAN.
		iii.	Mollie. Mollie was born about 1873.

Family of Benjamin Plummer SHAWHAN (24) & Maria Ann LOWE

96. Joseph Henry SHAWHAN (Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Joseph Henry was born in Rush County, Indiana, on August 10, 1838. Joseph Henry died in Payette, ID, on April 26, 1911; he was 72.

Joseph Henry returned from his Civil War experiences to Sigourney, IA where he briefly worked as a school teacher before becoming a well-known farmer and merchant of farm implements. In 1880 he moved Kansas, settling in Clay Center. In 1895 he moved his family to the Payette Valley area of Idaho where he became a leader in specifically in the advancement of fruit culture, with emphasis on production of pears. He was also one of the first agents for the Studebaker Company in the area, selling its buggies. His death occurred accidentally, as he and his wife were returning from a visit to his orchards on the outskirts of town -- his horse became spooked by something in the road and started to run, throwing the occupants the carriage out into the road. Joseph hit on his head and was killed instantly; his wife suffered a broken wrist. During the Civil War, Joseph wrote numerous letters home to his wife; many of these letters have been preserved by his descendants. During the War he served as a Lt. in Co. B, 33rd Iowa Infantry, and as a Captain in Co. K, 9th Iowa Cav. 
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Company B., 33rd Iowa Infantry:

1 The line officers were: Captains;Cyrus B. Boydston, John P. Yerger, Andrew I. Comstock, John Lofland, John P. Walker, M. W. Forrest, L. W. Whipple, John Dillon, Paris T. Totten, Thornton McIntosh. First Lieutenants; Samuel S. Pierce, Joseph Shawhan, Robert F. Burden, D. M. Gunn, Cheney Prouty, Anderson Davis, George R. Ledyard, Joseph L. Smith, John Henderson, George Gilchrist. Second Lieutenants;E. K. Woodruff William S. Parmley, Cyrus H. Talbott, Jessup Riley, Theodore L. Seevers, Lycurgus McCoy, John C. Klyn, William H. Gore, John Richard John M. Baugh.
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Web site: http://www.rootsweb.com/~iakeokuk/SigourneyTwpLZ.html
Keokuk County Biographies, Sigourney Township, L-Z:
-Shawhan, Joseph H., dealer in agricultural implements; born in Rush county, Indiana, in 1838, and when seven years of age was brought by his parents to Keokuk county, Iowa, settling here in 1845; his father, Benjamin P. Shawhan, was born in Kentucky, and his motherís name was Maria A., and she was a native of Virginia; Mr. S. enlisted in Company B, Thirty-third Iowa Infantry during the late war, and was commissioned first lieutenant; he was compelled, on account of sickness, to resign, and as soon as he had sufficiently recovered, he recruited Company K, Ninth Iowa, Cavalry, and remained in service until February 1866; he married Miss Mary A. Jackson, in March 1861; she was born in Piqua, Miami county Ohio; their family consists of six children: Benjamin P., Harry H., William J., Ethel G., Bessie and Glenn.
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Web site: http://www.rootsweb.com/~iakeokuk/VanBurenTwp.html
Keokuk County Biographies, Sigourney Township, Van Buren Township:
-Shawhan, John farmer, Sec. 33; P. O. Sigourney
-Shawhan, J. R. farmer, Sec. 33; P. O. Sigourney

On March 13, 1861 Joseph Henry married Mary Adeline JACKSON, daughter of William JACKSON & Adelina SAWYER, in Sigourney, IA. Mary Adeline was born in Piqua, Ohio, on March 29, 1842. Mary Adeline died in San Gabriel, California, on April 27, 1930; she was 88.

On June 3, 1911 Mary was awarded a pension of Twelve dollars per as a widow of Joseph Henry Shawhan, former Captain of Co. K., 9th Regiment Iowa Cavalry.

They had the following children:
	234	i.	Benjamin Plummer (1862-1937)
	235	ii.	Henry Hubert (1866-1952)
		iii.	William Jackson. William Jackson was born in Sigourney, IA, on January 5, 1870. William Jackson died in Livermore, California, in 1920; he was 49.
		iv.	Gertrude Ethel. Gertrude Ethel was born in Sigourney, IA, on March 21, 1872. Gertrude Ethel died in Los Angeles, California, on September 13, 1958; she was 86.
			About 1895 Gertrude Ethel married Henry J. SOMMERCAMP. Henry J. was born about 1870. Henry J. died in 1957; he was 87.
	236	v.	Bess Irene Addie (1874-1927)
		vi.	Joseph Richard. Joseph Richard was born in Sigourney, IA, on July 21, 1868. Joseph Richard died in Sigourney, IA, on July 25, 1872; he was 4.
	237	vii.	Glenn Elmo (1876-1948)

97. Daniel William SHAWHAN (Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Daniel William was born in Rush County, Indiana, on March 12, 1840. Daniel William died in Los Angeles, California, on December 27, 1925; he was 85.

Daniel moved with his family to Keokuk Co., IA in 1844. In 1858 he headed west with some friends, stopping in Denver long enough to help build one of the city's first hotels. After dabbling in mining, he returned to Iowa and joined Co. D, 13th Iowa, Crocker Brigade during the Civil War. He fought at Shiloh and in other battles before being invalided out due to illness in 1863. After his marriage to Mary in 1864, he moved, in 1885, to Rush Co., KS, and then again, in 1892, to Hutchinson, KS, where he continued working as a builder and a contractor. In 1914 he and his wife Mary celebrated their golden wedding anniversary, surrounded by family members, dining at a 20ft long table featuring a turkey feast and a large yellow and white grandchildren presented a music program, including "Silver Threads Among the Gold" and "Put on Your Old Gray Bonnet". In 1922 he moved Los Angeles where he remained until his death in 1925.

On December 13, 1864 Daniel William married Mary CLUBB, in Keokuk County, IA. Mary was born in Moorsville, Morgan County, Indiana, on December 13, 1844. Mary died in Los Angeles, California, on July 10, 1924; she was 79.

They had the following children:
	238	i.	Robert Frank (~1865-1937)
	239	ii.	Eva (~1870-)
		iii.	Susan Adele. Susan Adele was born on September 18, 1877. Susan Adele died in Los Angeles, California, in 1942; she was 64.
			Susan spent most of her life caring for and meeting the needs of her parents. One of her favorite cookbooks has been passed down to her great grand-niece, Billie Jean (Guldner) Frazier.
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	240	iv.	Walter Brice (1868-1934)

98. Mary Evalina SHAWHAN (Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Mary Evalina was born in Rush County, Indiana, on February 24, 1842.

About 1863 Mary Evalina married Richard JACKSON, in IA. Richard was born in 1841.

They had the following children:
		i.	William. William was born in 1865.
		ii.	Joseph. Joseph was born in 1867.
		iii.	Lulu. Lulu was born in 1869.
		iv.	Lizzie. Lizzie was born in 1871.
		v.	Belle. Belle was born in 1873.

99. Sarah Elizabeth SHAWHAN (Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Sarah Elizabeth was born in Sigourney, IA, on April 5, 1848. Sarah Elizabeth died in Idana, Kansas, on January 28, 1917; she was 68.

Sarah was an early pioneer teacher in Clay County, Kansas.

On October 21, 1873 Sarah Elizabeth married Murat CALDWELL, son of Van CALDWELL & Rachel DICKERSON. Murat was born in Davis County, iA, on August 29, 1847. Murat died in Idana, Kansas, on February 28, 1924; he was 76.

Murat was educated in Oskaloosa, Iowa, later working in the business with his brother Samuel. It was during this period that he met and married Sarah Elizabeth Shawhan and they made their home in Eddyville, IA.

They had the following children:
	241	i.	Henry Clay (Harry) (1874-1948)
	242	ii.	George Raymond (1875-1970)
	243	iii.	Adeline (Addie) Shawhan (1882-1971)
	244	iv.	Della May (1884-1975)
		v.	Jessie Oniska. Jessie Oniska was born in Idana, Kansas, on October 12, 1886. Jessie Oniska died in Idana, Kansas, on November 22, 1894; she was 8.

100. Hanna Olivia SHAWHAN (Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Hanna Olivia died in Washington D.C. Hanna Olivia was born in Keokuk County, IA, on January 14, 1850.

In 1868 Hanna Olivia married W. GRIER. W. was born in 1845.

They had the following children:
		i.	Blanche. Blanche was born in 1870.
		ii.	Joseph. Joseph was born in 1873.

Family of Agnes WILLIAMS (25) & Nathaniel PATTERSON

101. Nancy PATTERSON (Agnes WILLIAMS5, Agnes (Nancy) SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Nancy was born on November 9, 1817.

On June 16, 1842 Nancy married Robert Cunliffe DUNCAN. Robert Cunliffe was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania., on June 3, 1816. Robert Cunliffe died in 513 Penn Ave., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania., on October 15, 1887; he was 71.

They had the following children:
	245	i.	Jessie May (1860-1933)
		ii.	Robert C. Robert C. was born on March 2, 1857.
			R.C. Duncan was a member of the Allegheny Co. Bar.

	246	iii.	Thomas D. (1846-1916)
		iv.	Elizabeth. Elizabeth was born on May 1, 0184.
			On July 7, 1864 Elizabeth married David Walker SCOTT.
		v.	Agnes. Agnes was born on March 31, 1853.
			On June 23, 1873 Agnes married Charles C. EMERSON, in Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania.
		vi.	Nathaniel P. Nathaniel P. was born on January 9, 1849.
			Nathaniel P. married May CRANMER. May was born in Calaveras County, California.
		vii.	Mary. Mary was born in 1854.

Family of Margaret Bell SHAWHAN (26) & William READING

102. Margaret Ann READING (Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Margaret Ann was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on February 7, 1817. Margaret Ann died in Pike County, Missouri, on September 8, 1876; she was 59. Margaret Ann was buried in Mt. Pisgah Church Graveyard Near Downing Farm, Pike County, Missouri.

Margaret travelled with her parents from Kentucky to Missouri.  She went to school in Pike Co. and fell in love with her teacher, William Casey Downing, whom she married March 26, 1835, the Rev. J.W. Campbell, officiating.91
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Pike County Marriage Record, p. 203:
Wm. C. Downing of Lincoln Co.-Margaret Ann Reading.  Mar. 26, 1835.  J. W. Campbell.

On March 26, 1835 Margaret Ann married William Casey DOWNING, son of James DOWNING (1793-1843) & Martha CASEY (1795-), in Pike County, Missouri, the Rev. J. W. Campbell, officiating. William Casey was born in Kentucky on December 11, 1812. William Casey died in Bowling Green, Missouri, on February 23, 1894; he was 81. William Casey was buried in Mt. Pisgah Church Graveyard Near Downing Farm, Pike County, Missouri. Occupation: Teacher. Education: See notes. Religion: Cumberland Presbyterian.

William was Margaret's teacher in Pike Co., Mo. {NDN, p. 44}

William Casey Downing was educated at Jacksonville, Illinois (college); was a Lecturer for "the Grange," Public Administrator, Pike Co., MO, 1856/58; farmer and large cattle raiser.  {NDN, p. 44}

He owned a 1000 acres of land; was a Ruling Elder in the Cumberland Presbyterian Church for 45 years. {NDN, p. 44}

On September 1, 1835, William Reading and Margaret his wife, "for and in consideration of the natural love and affection we have for our son-in-law William C. Downing" convey to him 80 a. of land, the same land patented to William Reading June 1, 1829.  (Pike Co. Mo. D.B. E/69).  On March 19, 1861, William Reading deeded to his daughter, Margaret Ann Downing 564 acres of land "as part of her disposition share in my estate on a final settlement of same."  (Pike Co. Mo. DB W/495)  {NDN, pp. 44-45}

They had the following children:
	247	i.	Loucetta (1836-1887)
	248	ii.	William Reading (1837-1925)
		iii.	John James. John James was born on May 2, 1839. John James served in  With Gen. Stirling Price, killed at battle of Helena, Ark. John James died in Helena, Arkansas, on July 4, 1863; he was 24.
	249	iv.	Joseph Columbus (1841-)
		v.	Rebecca Ann Reading. Rebecca Ann Reading was born on January 20, 1843. Rebecca Ann Reading died on December 20, 1914; she was 71. Resided in Bowling Green, Missouri.
			Research: Unmarried.

		vi.	Benjamin Franklin. Benjamin Franklin was born on November 14, 1844. Benjamin Franklin died on August 18, 1945; he was 100.
	250	vii.	George Washington (1846-1922)
		viii.	Samuel Casey. Samuel Casey was born on November 4, 1848. Samuel Casey died in New London, Missouri, on April 18, 1893; he was 44.
	251	ix.	Thomas Jefferson (1851-1930)
	252	x.	Margaret Docia (1854-1922)
	253	xi.	Andrew Jackson (1856-)
	254	xii.	Martha Susan (1858-1923)
	255	xiii.	Nancy Minta (1862-)

103. Rebecca READING (Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Rebecca was born on March 8, 1819.92

Pike County Marriage Record, p. 205:
Thomas Wilson-Rebecca Reading.  Aug.25,1836. James W. Campbell.

On August 25, 1836 Rebecca married Thomas R. WILSON, son of Harper WILSON & Margaret, in Pike County, MO. Thomas R. was born in Harrison County, West Virginia, on September 22, 1808.

They had the following children:
		i.	Charles F.
	256	ii.	John C. (1850-1907)
		iii.	Nancy J. “Nannie”.
			Research: Lived in Kahokia, Clark Co., MO

			Nancy J. “Nannie” married C. T. RAMSEY.
		iv.	Margaret Elizabeth.
		v.	Susan.

104. John Shannon READING (Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John Shannon was born in Pike County, Missouri, on February 18, 1821.93 John Shannon died on December 31, 1899; he was 78.

Research: "Their (John and Mahala's) home was a large two-story brick on the Franfort-Louisiana road, Pike,Co., Mo., in the 'Grassy Creek' neighborhood, now occupied and owned by a granddaughter, Jennie Rule Reading."  ("Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy," p. 46)

John Reading, farmer and stock-raiser, post-office Reading, Buffalo township, the eldest son of William and Margaret Reading, was born in Pike county, Missouri, February 18, 1821. He was here reared and educated. His youth war, spent in assisting his father in the management of the farm, and attending the subscription schools in the winter, living with his parents until he was twenty years of age, when lie was married, October 28, 1841, to Miss Mahala A. Nalley, a native of Virginia. They had six children, five now living: William (deceased), T. E., James L., Susan, Cynthia, and N. T. In 1842 his father gave him 160 acres of land, there being, only about twelve acres cleared, the balance being timber. He built a house and set about improving his farm, which he did in a most energetic manner, and has now a fine farm of 300 acres of good land under a high state of cultivation, in fact one of the best farms in the township. His residence is a large two-story brick-house, built in 1877, forty by fifty-four feet in size, at a cost of $3,500, and is beautifully located oil an eminence, commanding a fine view of the country for miles around. He and his wife have been members of the M. E. Church for more than forty years. He has been postmaster of Reading since 1868.

On October 28, 1841 John Shannon married Mahala Ann NALLEY, daughter of Hezekiah NALLEY & Susannah. Mahala Ann was born in Virginia on May 10, 1820. Mahala Ann died on October 22, 1903; she was 83.

They had the following children:
		i.	William D. William D. was born on October 1, 1842. William D. died on July 31, 1869; he was 26.
		ii.	Theopolus Erastus. Theopolus Erastus was born on September 23, 1845. Theopolus Erastus died in 1906; he was 60. Resided in Eureka Springs, Arkansas.
			Research: Moved to Eureka Springs, Arkansas.  ("Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy," p. 46)

			Theopolus Erastus married Angelette “Lettie” JOHNSON. Angelette “Lettie” was born in 1842. Angelette “Lettie” died in 1920; she was 78.
	257	iii.	James Lafayette (1847-1897)
	258	iv.	Susannah Margaret (1850-1931)
	259	v.	Cynthia Ann (1857-1892)
	260	vi.	Narcissus Tippett (1855-1935)
		vii.	John Henley. John Henley was born on May 2, 1857. John Henley died on May 14, 1880; he was 23.

105. Nancy READING (Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Nancy was born in Pike County, Missouri, on December 16, 1822. Nancy died in Pike County, Missouri, in 1876; she was 53.

On September 3, 1839 Nancy first married William Davis BIGGS, son of Morris BIGGS & Leah BEAUCHAMP, in Pike Co. Missouri. William Davis died before September 4, 1841. Pike County, Missouri, Will Bk. 3, p. 20.

William Davis Biggs was killed “by a damp while cleaning a well...”94

They had the following children:
	261	i.	William Morris (1841-)
		ii.	Margaret.
			Margaret married SMITH.

On November 1, 1846 Nancy second married B. Franklin DOWNING, son of James DOWNING (1793-1843) & Martha CASEY (1795-). B. Franklin was born on November 9, 1824. B. Franklin died on February 15, 1902; he was 77.

They had the following children:
	262	i.	James (<1851-)
	263	ii.	Mary Elizabeth (1858-1877)
	264	iii.	Louemma
	265	iv.	Martha Ann (1851-1891)
		v.	Susan Cordelia. Susan Cordelia was born in Pike County, Missouri, on April 4, 1855. Susan Cordelia died in Hannibal, Missouri, on December 10, 1941; she was 86.
			Research: Died unmarried at the home of her niece, Mrs. W. C. Downing, Hannial, Mo., Dec. 10, 1941, leaving four nieces:  Mrs. C.E. York, Blackwell, Oklahoma; Mrs. J.F. Wolf, Ralls Co., Mo.; Mrs. W.C. Downing, Hannibal; Mrs. Albert Jones, Vandalia, Mo. [From obituary]  ("Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy," p. 49)

106. Elizabeth READING (Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Elizabeth was born in Pike County, Missouri, on April 16, 1825. Elizabeth died in Pike County, Missouri, in 1910; she was 84.

Research: Birthdate note:  April 10 {ES}

On May 10, 1841 Elizabeth married Heber Whittington ADAMS. Heber Whittington was born in 1816. Heber Whittington died in 1905; he was 89.

They had the following children:
	266	i.	Mary Elizabeth “Liz” (1856-)
	267	ii.	Minnie (1863-)
	268	iii.	George Milton (1865-1896)
		iv.	Heber Whittenham.
			Heber Whittenham married Myrtle WELCH.
		v.	William.
			William married Rose JOHNSON.
	269	vi.	Margaret
		vii.	Nancy “Nannie” Sue. Nancy “Nannie” Sue died in 1941/1942.
			The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 110: Miss Nannie Sue Adams. DAR ID Number: 109279 Born in Buffalo, Mo. Descendant of George Reading, as follows: 1. Heber Whittingham Adams (1816-1905) m. 1841 Elizabeth Reading (1825-1910). 2. William Reading (1792-1868) m. 1816 Margaret Shawhan (1797-1860). 3. George Reading m. 1790 Nancy McCune (1770-1842). George Reading (1761-1846) was placed on the pension roll, 1833, of Pike County, N. Y., for service 1777, in Capt. Knox's company, Pennsylvania Line. He was born in New Jersey; died in Missouri. Also No. 99212.

		viii.	Webb.
			Webb married Miss BARBERRY.
		ix.	John Quincy.
		x.	Leander “Buster”.

107. William "Billie" READING Jr. (Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). William "Billie" was born in Pike County, Missouri, on June 19, 1829.95 William "Billie" died in Pike County, Missouri, on February 2, 1920; he was 90. William "Billie" was buried in Mt. Ayre Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Near Curryville, Pike County, Missouri.

William Reading, Jr., farmer and stock-raiser, post-office Curryville, is the second son of William and Margaret Reading. He was born in Pike County, Missouri, June 19, 1829. His youth was spent in assisting his father on the farm and attending school. He was married November 7, 1850, to Miss Martha S. Conn, a native of Ralls county, Missouri. When he was twenty-one years of age his father gave him 240 acres of unimproved land in Spencer township, which, by strict attention to his farming pursuits and good management, he has converted into one of the best farms in the county. As his means would permit, he purchased more land until he has an estate of 760 acres. He has a beautiful residence on Spencer Creek, two miles north of Curryville, built in 1870, being a large two-story frame building, surrounded oil two sides by fine oak groves, and in front he has a large lawn ornamented with beautiful shade trees and shrubbery. Mr. Reading is one of the most enterprising men in the community, and contributes liberally to all enterprises for the public good. He has been a member of the school board for many years. He and his wife are members of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, and be is a member of the A. F. & A. M., Pike Lodge No. 399. They are the parents of seven children, five of whom are living: John S., Margaret B., Nancy, George Ward, and May E.

On November 8, 1850 William "Billie" married Martha Susan CONN, in Pike County, Missouri. Marriage Bond, Pike County, Missouri, Bk. 2, p. 278. Martha Susan was born in Ralls County, Missouri, on June 14, 1830. Martha Susan died in Curryville, Pike County, Missouri, on June 29, 1932; she was 102.

They had the following children:
		i.	William Francis. William Francis was born on March 12, 1852. William Francis died on September 20, 1853; he was 1.
	270	ii.	John Thomas (1854-1943)
		iii.	Jay Shawhan. Jay Shawhan was born on December 1, 1856. Jay Shawhan died on March 15, 1864; he was 7.
		iv.	Margaret Bell. Margaret Bell was born on April 30, 1859. Margaret Bell died on February 13, 1953; she was 93. Margaret Bell was buried in Mt. Ayre Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Near Curryville, Pike County, Missouri.
			She lived (1944) in Curryville, Mo., and owned the William and Margaret Shawhan Reading Bible.  She was D.A.R. #110937.   ("Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy," p. 50)
			
			The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 111, page 294: Mrs. Margaret Reading Shannon. DAR ID Number: 110937 Born in Pike County, Mo. Wife of McCune Shannon. Descendant of George Reading, as follows: 1. William Reading, Jr. (b. 1829), m. 1850 Martha S. Conn (b. 1830). See Nos. 110934, 110935.

			On February 8, 1877 Margaret Bell married McCune SHANNON, son of John Eastin SHANNON (1821-1903) & Margaret Brewer BIGGS (1828-1904). McCune was born on January 10, 1856. McCune died on November 27, 1884; he was 28. McCune was buried in Mt. Ayre Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Near Curryville, Pike County, Missouri.
	271	v.	Nancy (1861-)
	272	vi.	George Washington (1863-1941)
	273	vii.	Mary Elizabeth (1866-1910)

108. Jay READING (Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Jay was born in Pike County, Missouri, on July 5, 1837. Jay died in Pike County, Missouri, on January 1, 1914; he was 76. Jay was buried in Mt. Ayre Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Near Curryville, Pike County, Missouri. Jay served in  Confederate Army, Civil War.

The History of Pike County, Missouri, (Des Moines, Iowa: Mills and Company, 1882), p. 979:
Jay Reading, farmer and stock-raiser, post-office Curryville, is the third son of William and Margaret Reading, and was born in Pike county, Missouri, July 5, 1837. His youth was spent in assisting on his father's farm and attending school, living with his parents until the spring of 1861 when be settled on his present farm, but owing to the breaking out of the rebellion he did very little towards improving it until 1866, as lie enlisted in the fall of 1861, and served for four years as a soldier. He was married April 12, 1866, to Miss Mary H. Wilson, a native of Pike County, Missouri. He then moved to his farm, where he has since lived. His farm contains 768 acres of good land under a high state of cultivation. He is one of the largest stock-growers and dealers in Pike county, and he has the confidence and respect of all who know him. He is always foremost in any enterprise that tends to the public good, and contributes liberally to all charitable objects. Mr. Reading and his wife are members of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. They are the parents of two children, William H. and Francis L.

On April 12, 1866 Jay married Mary F. WILSON, daughter of Harper WILSON & Margaret. Mary F. was born in Curryville, Pike County, Missouri, on January 30, 1847. Mary F. died in Pike County, Missouri, on August 26, 1921; she was 74. Mary F. was buried in Mt. Ayre Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Near Curryville, Pike County, Missouri.

They had the following children:
		i.	William Harvey “Harve”. Resided in Oklahoma.
		ii.	Francis L. Francis L. was born in 1868. Francis L. died on December 22, 1944; he was 76.
			Francis L. married Maude N..

109. Lafayette READING (Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Lafayette was born in Pike County, Missouri, on September 18, 1842. Lafayette died in Pike County, Missouri, on August 18, 1922; he was 79.

The History of Pike County, Missouri, (Des Moines, Iowa: Mills and Company, 1882), p. 977:
Lafayette Reading, farmer and stock-raiser, Buffalo township, post office Louisiana, youngest son of William and Margaret Reading, born September 18, 1842, in Pike county. He was here reared and educated. His youth was spent in assisting on his father's farm and attending school, living with the family until his father retired from business, when he took the homestead where lie has since lived. It consists of 828 acres of good land under a high state of cultivation. He was married November 12, 1865, to Miss Madora A. Smith of Pike county. By this union there were seven children, six now living: Lucy, William M., Ida J., Martha M., Charley L., Ollie E., and Mary. Mr. Reading is a member of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. His wife is a member of the Baptist Church. He is a member of the A. F. & A. M.

On November 12, 1865 Lafayette first married Medora SMITH, daughter of John J. SMITH & Martha W. YEATER. Medora was born on April 18, 1844. Medora died on August 10, 1890; she was 46.

They had the following children:
	274	i.	William McCune (1867-1963)
	275	ii.	Pattie “Hattie”
	276	iii.	Charles L.
		iv.	Ida J.
			Ida J. married Henry T. UNSELL, son of Henry Tate UNSELL & Isabelle “Belle” LITER.
		v.	Ollie.
			Ollie married Ethel RICHARDS.
		vi.	Lucy.
		vii.	Martha.
		viii.	Mary.

Lafayette second married Mary A. "Mollie" McMILLEN.

Family of Nancy SHAWHAN (27) & Nicholas SMITH Jr.

110. Katharine “Kittie Ann” SMITH (Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Katharine “Kittie Ann” was born in 1816. Katharine “Kittie Ann” died before December 6, 1886; she was 70.

Will information:
Index: 3952
Will Bk. T, Will 98 (pp. 98-101), Inv. C., 252
Ords. W. Will 261, Admin. Appr 292, Inv. 303
Estates Settled 204

Inv. 303 reads:  An inventory of the personal estate of Catherine Batterton, deceased, was this day returned and filed, examined and appraised, and ordered to record.

Katherine Batterton will:96
I Katherine Batterton of Bourbon County, Kentucky, being of sound and disposing mind and memory but feeble in body and knowing the uncertainty of life and the certainty of death, do make and publish this my last will and testament,

First:  I give and devise to my daughter Josie Seevers and her children jointly with her the use and benefit for the period of five years after my death of my home farm of about forty-nine acres being the same upon which I now reside and lying on Stoner Creek in Bourbon County, Kentucky, near Shawhan Station and adjoining J. T. Tate, H. Tate, T. E. Moore and Margaret Pugh.

Second.  I give and devise to my son Wallace Batterton jointly with his wife and children the use and benefit for the period of five years after my death of the tract of about twenty acres of land (in?) Shawhan, Ky., and adjoining Mrs. Pugh & others.

Third.  At the expiration of the first five years after my death, I will and direct that my estate shall be divided equally between my children James H. Batterton, Wallace Batterton, and Josie Seevers, but no charge as advancements or in any other manner shall be made against my daughter Josie Seevers and her children or Wallace Batterton & his wife and children or any other of them because of the use and occupancy by them of the land for the five years as herein provided.  If my said children desire to do so they may divide the land herein devised to them or they may sell it and divide the proceeds, but if sold the share of each one in the proceeds is to be reinvested in real estate and the share of my son Wallace H. Batterton is to be held by him when reinstated jointly with his wife and children, and the share of my son James H. Batterton is to be held by him jointly with his child or children and my daughter Josie Seevers is to hold herein like manners, jointly with her children.  It is my desire and I will and direct that all the personal property owned by me at my death, shall be divided as soon thereafter as practicable between my said children equally.  It is also my desire and I will and direct that no part of the property devised and bequethed by this will or that possess there under in any manner shall be taken for any debt or debts which have been already incurred or which may be incurred hereafter by my said children or for any liability whatever which has been or which may be incurred by them, and in the event any proceedings shall be instituted for the purpose of subjecting the interest of any of my said children in any of the real or personal property which they are entitled to receive or which is intended to be possessed to them by this will, immediately upon the institution of such action or proceedings or any attempt by way of any attachment or execution or otherwise to subject said property to the payment of any such debt or liability of any of my said children, then the interest of each child which is sought to be taken or subjected as heretofore indicated shall immediately pass to and vest in nthe bodily heirs of said child.

Fourth, in the event event (sic) of the dath of my son Wallace Batterton and his son Frank Batterton without heirs of the body, then Elsey Batterton the wife of my son Wallace is to have the use of one half of the real estate devised by this will to my said son Wallace as long as she remains his widow, and in the event of the death of my son James H. Batterton without leaving heirs of his body surviving him, prior to the death of my said Josie Seevers, then the real estate haveing (sic) devised to him shall pass to and vest in her and the heirs of her body and in like manner in the event of the death of my son Wallace without leaving heirs of his body prior to the death of said Josie the portion of my estate bequethed to him shall pass to and rest in her subject to the half interest of Elsey Batterton.  I hereby revoke all former wills made by me.  Given under my hand this day of Feby 1885 and it is my will that my daughter Josie and my son Wallace shall pay the taxes for five years on said land I have givem them the use of for five years after my death.

Feby 3rd 1885.                            Katherine A. Batterton

The foregoing instrument of writing was this day subscribed and acknowledged by Mrs. Katherine Batterton in our presence & the presence of each of us to be her last will and testament and we hereby subscribe our names in her presence.

Attest,
T. E. Moore
J. T. Tate

Bourbon Co. Court, Dec. Term, Dec. 6th, 1886
This instrument of writing purporting to be the last will and testament of Katherine Batterton deceased was this day produced and proven in open court by the oath of T. E. Moore and J. T. Tate attesting witnesses thereto: whereupon it is ordered that the same be and is hereby allowed and established as the last will and testament of said Katherine Batterton and as such ordered to record.  Witness Wm. Wyall Clerk of said Court the date above.

(Signed) Wm Wyall Clerk

On May 15, 1834 Katharine “Kittie Ann” married Elias BATTERTON, son of Benjamin BATTERTON (September 2, 1767-June 29, 1833) & Susannah GUTHRIE (September 27, 1767-May 11, 1852). Elias was born in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky, on November 6, 1808.97 Elias died before 1870; he was 61.

They had the following children:
		i.	James H. James H. was born circa 1840.51
			James H. married Ida SAUER.
	277	ii.	Wallace
		iii.	Josephine.
			Josephine married George SEEVER.
		iv.	Nicholas.
			Research: Died unmarried.53

		v.	Benjamin. Benjamin was born circa 1843.51
			Research: Died unmarried.53

111. John Shawhan SMITH (Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John Shawhan was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on November 25, 1820. John Shawhan died in Pike County, Missouri, on February 16, 1885; he was 64. John Shawhan was buried in Wright Cemetery, Hartford Township, Pike County, Missouri.

SARAH DUNCAN-Will-Will Bk. P. p. 713-To granddaughter, Sally Duncan; daughter, Matilda Duncan and her son, William Duncan. Written September 23, 1857-recorded November 2, 1857. Executor, grandson, William Duncan. Wts.: Wm. David, Charles Rush.[1]

Sarah Duncan from John Smith and wife, Malvina, of Bourbon county, Ky. -Deed-Bk. 48, p. 392, October 26, 1855-Tract located on Licking in Bourbon county, Ky.

Sarah Duncan to John Smith of Bourbon county, Ky.-Deed Bk. 49, 575, October 26, 1855-Tract located on Stoner in Bourbon county, Ky.

[1] Vital Statistics, Kentucky Historical Society, year 1857, states Sarah Duncan died 1857, Bourbon county, Ky., aged 67, born in Delaware.
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A John D. Smith, born 1820, Bourbon County, Kentucky., is listed in "Some 'Oldtimers' of Hartford Township," in "Missouri Pioneers of Pike County," InfoTech Publications, P.O. Box 86, Bowling Green, MO  63334, p. 82.  NOTE:  This is the same as our John Shawhan Smith.  The reference to “John D. Smith” comes from the biography presented in The History of Pike County, Missouri (below).--REF

"Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy" mentions that "John Smith married in Mo., nothing known of him." (p. 36)

John D. Smith,98 farmer and stock raiser, was born in Bourbon Co, Kentucky, November 25, 1820, where he was reared and educated.  After leaving school he engaged in farming continuing until 1846, when he went with D.P. Stickney's circus, remaining in the business about five years.  He then returned to his birthplace where he remained until 1855 then came to Missouri locating in Clay County where he commenced farming and continuing the same until 1861, when he went to Lewis County, Missouri, remaining there until 1866.  He then came to Pike County, where he has since resided, following farming and stock-raising, owning a fine farm of 240 acres.  He has a good residence, finely located, surrounded by timber.  He has one of the finest stock farms in the county, selling about thirty head of cattle per year.  Mr. Smith has a good knowledge of business, and is much esteemed for his fair and honorable dealings. He was married in Kentucky, December 10, 1852,  to Miss Melvina Hinkson, daughter of Humphrey and Nancy Hinkson.  By this union they had five children: Nancy, John T., Margaret M., Emma R. And Nicholas.  His wife died November 26, 1864.  He was married the second time to Miss Mary M. Davis of Pike county, January 14, 1872.  By this union they have two children Charley T. And Mary E.

1870 MO Pike Co. 176 17 Aug 1870 Tnshp of Bowling Grn. Mo
DWG 166 FAM 166
Smith, John S. (49) M Farmer 3000/1600 b. KY
           John T. (17) M b 1853  b KY
           Maggie M (13) F b. 1857 b MO
           Emma R. (7) F b. 1863 b MO
Reading, Nancy (70) F Keeping Hse  b. KY

1880 Pike County, Missouri Soundex
Smith, John S. (M) (59) b. KY  b. 1821
Mary M. (W) (38) b. Ky. b. 1842
Nicholas H. (S) (16) b. MO  b. 1864
Charlie T. (S) (3) b. MO  b. 1877
Wright, Chas. B. (SIL) (29) b. KY  b. 1851
Wright, Emma R. (D) (19) b. MO b. 1861

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Subject: Re: Cemetery look-up
Date: Sun, 29 Apr 2001 08:33:17 -0700
From: Janis <firefly@ctaz.com>

Buried in the Wright Cemetery in Hartford Twp.
 Location: Township 54, Range 3 West Section 20 - Off Highway 61, Pike County, Missouri. Some people (Shannon's) have been disinterred and moved to other cemeteries.

John S. Smith 11/25/1820 - 2/16/1888
Mary M. Taul w/o John Smith 8/28/1841 - 3/21/1899
Micah E. Taul 11/20/1806 - 9/6/1887 (father of Elizabeth Wright)
Elizabeth Taul wife of Charles B. Wright Sr. 5/12/1829 - 8/8/1910
Charles B. Wright 8/15/1824 - 1/12/1901

I don't know if Micah is Mary's father but the notes in the book says that he is the father of Elizabeth.  If they have listed the burials in order (burial order) then all 5 of them are buried in a row.  Hope this helps Janis 
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<HARTFORD TOWNSHIP
Hartford Township, at the southwestern end of Pike County, is bounded by Indian and Ashley townships on the north, Lincoln County on the east, Montgomery and Lincoln Counties on the south, and Audrain County on the west. 

In the early 1800's, the area abounded in both woodland and prairie, and therefore was attractive to early settlers who needed both for their dwellings and the pursuit of agriculture, Indian Creek, running through the township, empties into the Cuivre River, and it abounds in springs, the best known of which is Moore Spring, two miles south of the town of New Hartford.

The township had a few settlers as early as 1819, among which was the Mastin Moore family whose descendants still live in New Hartford 160 years later. Most of these settlers came from Virginia and Kentucky. John Keith, who arrived in the 1820's, was perhaps the first settler in what would become the town of New Hartford.

The township suffered from inaccessibility in its early history due to the lack of ground roads or rail service. The first gravel road in the township was built from Ashley to New Hartford in the early 1900's. Electricity came to the township in 1935, principally through the efforts of a resident, Mrs. Lyss Moore. Electricity was 32 years behind the telephone in Hartford Township, as the first telephone was introduced at New Hartford in 1903.

Hartford township even had its own amusement park. In 1911, William D. Motley cleared some of his property for this purpose. The amusement park was located south of New Hartford on the west bank of Indian Creek near the bridge. An ice house was constructed at the site to supply the needs of the community through the summer months; and cold soft drinks, lemonade, cigars and candy were available to the residents and tourists who would reportedly spend hours there playing croquet and pitching horse shoes. The amusement park was described as "an ideal place for school picnics, family reunions, and for gypsies to camp"!

Grain mills were a common sight in the Hartford township of the 19th Century, and there were horse-powered mills, as well as those powered by the water from Indian Creek. There was also one steam mill, operated by Wesley Cole and his son, Frank. Northeast of New Hartford was a sawing and grinding mill operated by Enoch Martin and later another mill owned by Dr. Kerr. In 1980 all of these mills have vanished.

The only two towns within Hartford township are Gazette and New Hartford.

Gazette
Gazette, a small settlement in northwestern Hartford township, once had a post office, telephone office, general store, blacksmith, a few churches and rural schools. Mrs. Charley (Carrie) Moore, who lived in this area for over 65 years, remembers Gazette: "a wonderful place to trade. The store carried most anything a farmer needed from eggs to all kinds of poultry, cream and feathers." Mrs. Moore recalls when Gazette had a rural mail route and one star route from Vandalia, Missouri, and the mail carriers traveled in two-wheel carts, as all of the roads were dirt. Mrs. Moore attended the Rudd school and remembers walking to school. The teacher arrived early to start the wood stove burning. All eight grades were together, and the one teacher often had as many as 30 students. The old Trower school, which is also in this area, later became the building for the Gazette Baptist Church. While the churches still stand, the other facilities, which once made up the town of Gazette, have long since ceased functioning.

New Hartford
New Hartford, the larger town in Hartford township, is located along Indian Creek. Although the area where New Hartford stands was first settled in 1819 or 1820, the town did not receive its name until it was divided into plots in 1871 by Judge A. J. Davis. Prior to that time, the small settlement was known as the Paxton Store crossroads. New Hartford received its name from the township of which it is a part.

New Hartford has been since its beginning, and remains in 1981, primarily an agricultural area. John Parsons from Virginia, the first carpenter who came to New Hartford, arrived in 1830. Soon blacksmith shops and machine shops were established there, and New Hartford became a center of commerce and trade. Lodge buildings, churches and a school were constructed and a post office was established for the village of New Hartford on April 8, 1867. There was even a hotel in town. New Hartford was kept from blossoming, however, by the poor road system leading to major markets and the lack of rail service in the township through the 1800's. In the 1980's New Hartford consists of a grocery, a post office, a community hall, the New Hartford Baptist Church and some 30 inhabitants. The early schoolhouse built in 1820 is long since gone, and the rural school most recently used is now a residence with the school children from Hartford being bussed to Bowling Green for their education.>
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From Isobel Madsen, pp. 28-30:
p. 28--“John Shawhan Smith, son of Nancy Shawhan Smith and Nicholas Smith, was born in Bourbon County, Ky., on Nov. 25, 1820.  He married Melvina Hinkson (records spell the name with a “t”, Hinkston), born in Bourbon County, Oct. 9, 1830. From “Hist. of Kentucky” by Collins, pp. 71 and 73, she is given as the daughter of John Hinkston, the creek (Hinkston Creek) and Hinkston Station (still bearing his name) as named for him in 1799, and his cabin was named Hinkston’s cabin in 1775.  [NOTE--no such reference is found in Collins.  The reference does mention John Hinkson and makes the distinction of the use of the “t” , but there is no mention of Melvina Hinkson as a daughter of John Hinkson--REF]  John and Melvina were married Nov. 10, 1850.

“Miss Elizabeth Steele, Librarian of the Duncan Tavern Historical Library, Paris, Ky., has known the story of the Hinkston’s all her life, and there are still members of the family’s original ten children of John Hinkston living in Bourbon County now.  There is a John Hinkston still living there, a descendant of the original John Hinkston.

p. 29. “Melvina Hinkston Smith died after the birth of Nicholas, on Nov. 26, 1863.  During one of the coldest and bitterest winters of Missouri History, John Shawhan Smith married for the second wife, on Jan. 14, 1872, a native of Missouri, Maul Taul (born Aug. 28, 1841).  To Mary Taul Smith and John Shawhan Smith one more son was born, Charles Taul Smith, Oct. 8, 1876.

“A portrait of John Shawhan Smith, said to be a fine likeness of him after the age of fifty, is in the home of Sally Jackson Smith, his granddaughter (Mrs. Sally Branstetter), 5541 St. Louis, Mo. [NOTE--a hand-written note after the paragraph reads: I never saw in my life--a mistake--sister Mary(?) surely had it.] 

p. 30. “The marriages and families of the children of John Shawhan Smith, and Melvina Hinkston, are as follows:

“Nancy Shawhan Smith (called by us “Aunt Sis” all her lifetime that we knew her) married her first cousin, Humphrey Hinkston, Dec. 8, 1867.  Three children were born to them; Henry Hinkston, Melvina Hinkston, [and] John Hinkston (this was the John Hinkson who now lives in Warren, Ohio, with surviving members of his own family).  After the death of Humphrey Hinkston, Nancy Shawhan Smith Hinkston married a second time, William T. Vanarsdale, a native of Pike County (known to us as Uncle Billie, a scholarly old man with a flair for inventing contraptions to make work easy around his farm near New Hartford, Mo., helped in his work by Uncle Nick, who was Nancy’s bachelor brother, the one who was said to be “lazy as a nigger” because he was breast-fed by a colored woman as a baby). To William T. Vanarsdale and Nancy Shawhan Smith Hinkston Vanarsdale, was born one son, “Willie” Vanarsdale, who still lives on the old farm.  Willie has been twice married, and by his first wife, Stella, had two golden-haired daughters with whom we played as children.  They grew up and married, and after Stella died, we lost track of them.  Uncle Willie preceded his wife in death, Nancy died August 11, 1929.  She was said to have resembled her grandmother, the first Nancy Shawhan, all her life, even into old age.  The protrait of her, as a little girl in hoop skirts, previously mentioned, is now in possession of Willie T. Vanarsdale, and his second wife, on the farm near New Hartford, Mo.  It is likely to be handed on to one of the granddaughters.

p. 31. “John Thomas Smith, born Jan. 30, 1854, see later.

“Margaret Smith, born Oct. 7, 1857, married Wesley Trower, on Feb. 24, 1875, and they lived with their children in Vandalia, Mo.  There we visited them often with my mother, and there stayed sometimes Great grandmother Sarah A. Butler Trower, about whom more later.  Margaret Smith and Wesley Trower had seven children; Albert, Larry, Ralph, Edna, Jessie, Vernie, and Dot.

“Emma K. Smith, born June 3, 1861, married Charles Wright on Sept. 3, 1878, and they had a large farm and a large family in Pike County.  There used to be a number of Wrights visit us when they came into Bowling Green, Missouri, where we lived, the county seat.  They were a hearty, healthy family.  Emma K. Smith and Charlie Wright had five children, Edward, Beulah, Oscar, Zora, and Abbie.

“Nicholas M. Smith, born Oct. 31, 1863, never married, but visited among his sisters, spending most of his time with Nancy and her husband, “Uncle Billie.”  He was buried in the Old Settlers Graveyard, lnown as the “Smynra” Churchyard, where many of the same family are buried.

“The D. A. R., who has many records of old graveyards, have covered Smyrna.

On December 9, 1850 John Shawhan first married Melvina HINKSON, daughter of Humphrey HINKSON (circa 1805-before 1850) & Nancy RAVENSCRAFT (about 1812-after 1850), in Harrison County, Kentucky.99 Melvina was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on October 9, 1832. Melvina died in Lewis County, Missouri, on November 26, 1863; she was 31. Melvina was buried in Sharpe-Hinkson Cemetery, Lewis County, Missouri.

The Western Citizen, Friday, December 9, 1850:  Marriages--On Tuesday evening last by Elder G. B. Moore, John Smith of this county to Miss Malvina Hinkson of Harrison County.
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April 9, 2001:
New data indicates that Melvina was probably, in fact, the daughter of Humphrey Hinkson and Nancy Ravenscraft, as first reported.  The data is as follows:

The 1840 Census doesn't list wives' or children's names, so I checked the 1850 Harrison County Census and found Melvina there, as follows
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The 1840 Census of Harrison County shows only one Hinkson/Hinkston family, as follows --

1840 Federal Census, Harrison County, Kentucky:
p. 140:
Humphrey Hinkson household:
1 male age 0-5
1 male age 5-10
2 males age 30-40
1 female age 0-5
1 female age 5-10
1 female age 30-40

This is very good circumstantial evidence that Melvina was the daughter of Humphrey and Nancy Hinkston/Hinkson, although the 1840 census doesn't prove that Melvina is the 5-10 year-old female in this household.

I'm guessing that Thomas Hinkson was the other 30-40 year-old male in this household and probably a brother to Humphrey, although that doesn't quite gibe with Thomas' age as listed in the 1850 Census. (But then, such age discrepancies are not that unusual in census records.)

Hope this is of some help.

John Schunk
jschunk@skpub.com
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1850 Federal Census, Harrison County, Kentucky:
p. 145B:
#398/401:
Nancy Hinkston, age 38, born KY
Malvina, age 18, born KY
Humphrey, age 16, born KY
Margaret, age 14, born KY
John, age 10, born KY
Robert Ravenscraft, age 41, born KY
Thomas Hinkston, age 30, born KY

The above people are identified as follows:

Nancy Hinkston—Nancy Ravenscraft, wife of Humphrey Hinkson
Malvina –Melvina Hinkson, born October 9, 1832, died November 26, 1863.  Eventually became wife of John Shawhan Smith.
Humphrey—matches description of Humphrey as follows: In Knox Co, Missouri, Jeddo township with the Post Office listed as LaBelle in 1870 - 73 - HINKSON, Humphrey  36 yrs old  farmer born Kentucky -Emily age 32 born Missouri ( It fits Emily Bourne) - William H 145 born Ky (you have born Missouri) - John Thomas 10 born Missouri - James Price age 7 born Missouri and Ida Mary age 6 born Missouri.
Margaret—nothing more is known about her.
John—nothing more is known about him.
Robert Ravenscraft—Nancy Ravenscraft’s youngest brother.
Thomas Hinkson—Humprey Hinkson’s half brother.  Refer to biographical sketch of him in History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed. by William Henry Perrin, O. L. Baskin & County, Chicago, 1882, p. 657.

They had the following children:
	278	i.	Nancy  Shawhan (1851-1931)
	279	ii.	John Thomas “Squire” (1854-1916)
	280	iii.	Margaret M. (1857-)
	281	iv.	Emma K. (1861-)
		v.	Nicholas M. Nicholas M. was born on October 31, 1863. Nicholas M. died in Pike County, Missouri, on October 28, 1946; he was 82. Nicholas M. was buried in Smyrna Cemetery, Pike County, Missouri.
			“Nicholas M. Smith…never married, but visited among his sisters, spending most of the time with Nancy and her husband, “Uncle Billie.”  He was buried in the Old Settlers Graveyard, known as “Smyrna” Churchyard, where many of the same family are buried.”100

On January 14, 1872 John Shawhan second married Mary M. TAUL101, daughter of Micah TAUL (November 20, 1808-September 6, 1887). Mary M. was born in Missouri on August 28, 1841. Mary M. died in Pike County, Missouri, on March 21, 1899; she was 57. Mary M. was buried in Wright Cemetery, Hartford Township.

They had the following children:
		i.	Charles Taul. Charles Taul was born on October 8, 1876.
		ii.	Mary E.

112. Nicholas SMITH III (Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Nicholas was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on July 1, 1823.51 Nicholas died in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on November 9, 1855; he was 32.102 Nicholas was buried in Smith Family Burial Ground, Shawhan, Kentucky.103 Occupation: Carpenter.51

Biography: NICHOLAS SMITH III104

Nicholas Smith III was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky in 1823, the third child of Nicholas and Nancy Smith. Although he was raised on a farm, he became a carpenter. A marriage bond was filed December 2,1844 for the marriage of Nicholas to Amanda Allison. The bridegroom posted his own bond as his father had died in 1835 when he was twelve. Since Amanda's father had apparently died prior to 1840, her grandfather John Shawhan also signed as a bondsman.

The marriage of Nicholas Smith III and Amanda Allison was solemnized on December 5 1844 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Amanda was born in Kentucky in 1826, the oldest of three daughters born to Aaron (?) Allison and Susan Shawhan. (see separate section on the Shawhans). Amanda's younger sisters were: Margaret, who later married a Hinkston, and Mary Ann (Molly) who married Henry Ewalt. Nicholas and Amanda were first cousins as their mothers were sisters. This seems strange but was not unusual for a time when rural homesteads were miles apart and neighbors depended on each other and formed close ties, but it does make it complicated for genealogists. The big farms bordering the Smith's were then owned by Sarah Ewalt, William David, Henry David, and Daniel Shawhan.

Three children were born to the couple: John Oscar, (1845) (The author's great-grandfather), Margaret, (Maggie A. 1847), and Nicholas IV, (1848). Tragedy struck this young couple when their youngest son Nicholas died in 1853 at five years of age. Just two years later, on November 2,1855, Nicholas III died suddenly at the age of 32, when John Oscar was ten and Maggie was eight.

There is record of a premarital contract dated October 28,1858 between Amanda M. Smith and Richard J. Wisden. It stipulated Amanda would retain use, control, and profits from property she had previously owned, or expected ultimately to inherit including her own dower rights. The attesting witnesses were her mother Susan Allison and H. Ewalt. Acting as trustee, "I except the forgoing trust," was nephew Daniel B. Shawhan, who lived on adjacent property. The contract was certified by county clerk Richard J. Brown but the marriage apparently never took place.

The 1860 census indicates that Amanda's son John Oscar, fifteen years old, was by then a ward of Willis D. Collins who was an officer of the court. Amanda was living with her cousin Catherine Batterson who was also a widow and owned a farm near Shawhan's Station. The census also showed Amanda to be a "farm laborer." A deed of sale dated November 7, 1868 shows that John Oscar sold 98 acres to his mother Amanda Allison Smith for $625. This was his allotment of dower property that he had inherited from his grandmother Nancy Smith. There was also a land transfer dated September 25, 1893 by Amanda M. Smith, Margaret A. David, and her husband William H. David. Thirty Acres of land was being transferred to a Thomas Doolin of Bourbon County, Kentucky for a sum of $1400 as described: Lot #3 of the division of land of Nicholas Smith, except for the family graveyard one rod by two rods on said premises. There was one thousand cash in hand, and balance of $400 due on or before March 1, 1894, bearing 6% interest.

Amanda lived with her daughter after Maggie A. lost her husband William H. David, and kept house for her and her seven children. Amanda died about 1905 in Harrison County, Kentucky when she was around 80 years old.

On December 5, 1844 Nicholas married Amanda M. ALLISON (128) , daughter of Frances Or Aaron ALLISON (1799-before 1850) & Susan SHAWHAN (31) (March 1806-). Amanda M. was born in 1824.51 Amanda M. died in Harrison County, Kentucky, circa 1905; she was 81.

Deed Bk. 75, pp. 140-141--Sale of property to Tom Doolin.
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Marriage Contract between Amanda Smith and Richard J. Wisdom, Oct. 28, 1858:
This antinuptual agreement made and entered into this 28th day of Oct. 1858 Between Richard J. Wisdom of the one part and Amanda M. Smith of the other part, both of the State of Kentucky witnesseth:
That whereas said parties contemplate having the rites of matrimony solemnized between them in a few days unless some providential hinderance shall intervene.  They have therefore made this agreement with respect to all of the property now owned or that may hereafter be be acquired or devised, whether real personal or ________to or by the said Amanda M. Smith the said Richard doth hereby Covenant with said Amanda by reason of the foregoing premises that she shall have and retain in herself all her right title and interest in the property that is now her own, or hereafter to be acquired and use of control the same after marriage as if she was a ______sole.  And the said Richard further Covenants that if he should by the request of said Amanda sell or dispose of the property of said Amanda after marriage he binds himself to purchase other property in her name therewith and have the title confirmed to the said Amanda in as ample manner as she now holds it, or as she may prefer hold the money in trust for her sole use and benefit, and the said Richard further Covenants that the said Amanda shall have the right to dispose of the property by will sale or in any other manner she may see proper.  This contract being made to secure the said Amanda in the ownership interest and profits of her own property independent of any rights that may be acquired or vested by (law?) in said Richard by reason of their contemplated marriage.  In witness whereof the said parties have hereto set their hands and seals the day and year above written.
Attest:  Susan Allison, H. C. Ewalt
R. J. Wisdom (seal)
Amanda M. Smith (seal)

The parties to the foregoing agreement having failed to appoint a trustee therein.  It is now agreed by and between them that the property therein described and all other property owned by said Amanda or which she may hereafter acquire and the rents and profits and issues thereof shall be held by Daniel Shawhan, Jr., to and for the sole and separate use of the said Amanda according to the true intent and meaning of said agreement, and for that purpose he is hereby vested with the legal title hereto.

Nevertheless the said Amanda shall have the use control and management of all of said property, and it’s proceeds rents and profits, and said Trustee shall not be liable therefor.  The intention of the parties being simply to preserve to the said Amanda said property as if she was a feine sole.

Witness the hands of said parties this 30th day of March 1859.
Susan Allison
H. C. Ewalt

R. J. Wisdom
Amanda M. Wisdom

I accept the foregoing trust.
Daniel Shawhan, Jr.
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Marriage Bond (original in the “Vault” annex of the Harrison County Court House, Harrison County, Kentucky) 4th Marriage Book, p. 165:
The Commonwealth of Kentucky
Be It Known, that we R. J. Wisdom as principal, and H. C. Ewalt as surety, are jointly and severally bound to the Commonwealth of Kentucky, in the sum of One Hundred Dollars.
The Condition of this bond is as follows:
That, whereas marriage is intended to be solomnized between the above bound R. J. Wisdom and Amanda M. Smith
Now, if there is no lawful cause to obstruct said marriage, this bond shall be void, otherwise it shall remain in full force and effect.
Dated at Cynthiana, Harrison County, Kentucky, this 28th day of October, 1858.
Both of Age} R. J. Wisdom  H. C. Ewalt
Att. T. Wilson, D. C.
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The couple were married on October 28, 1858, at the house of Henry Ewalt by Samuel Rogers, E. C. C.  Witnesses: Joseph Shawhan, Darius (or David) Smizer.
“Widow or widower” written at the bottom of the marriage certificate. Groom of Bourbon County, bride of Harrison County.

They had the following children:
	282	i.	John Oscar (1845-1897)
	283	ii.	Margaret A. (1847-)
		iii.	Nicholas. Nicholas was born in 1848. Nicholas died in 1853; he was 5.
		iv.	Nancy E. Nancy E. was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on April 19, 1852. Nancy E. died in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on October 6, 1854; she was 2. Nancy E. was buried in Smith Family Burial Ground, Shawhan, Kentucky.
			Notes on Nancy E. Smith:
			This child was  to family researchers until October, 1999, when Tom and Bob Francis uncovered her grave in the Smith Family Burial Ground, Shawhan, Kentucky.

113. Margaret Elizabeth SMITH (Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Margaret Elizabeth was born in Kentucky in 1834. Margaret Elizabeth died in Bourbon County, Kentucky, before January 21, 1904; she was 70.105

The True Kentuckian
April 27, 1870

At the Phoenix Hotel, Lexington, last evening, Gus Pugh of Shawhan Station to Mrs. Margaret Ewalt nee Smith, of Ruddell’s Mill’s, widow of COL Sam. Ewalt.  We recently gave account of the marriage of one of Mrs. Ewalt’s four children, John Henry Ewalt, to a daughter of Dr. Offutt of Scott.

Will information:
Will Bk. U, pp. 151-151
Ord 29, Will Pro. 287, Admin. 288
Ord 29, Div. Land, 288

Margaret Pugh will:106

I Margaret Pugh, being of sound mind, do make this my last Will and Testament:

1st--It is my will that at my death all of my property, which is a house and lot about twenty-three acres of land near Shawhan, in Bourbon County, Ky., be sold, and from the money derived from said sale of said property I give one hundred dollars thereof to my son John H. Ewalt and a like sum to my daughters Stella Duvall & Sallie Lair.  The remainder of said money after deducting the above bequests I desire to be equally divided, and one-half thereof to be reinvested in a house and lot, which house and lot my daughter Fannie Crawford shall have for & during her natural life, and at her death it shall descend to her children.

2nd--The other half of said money I desire shall be invested in a house and lot, which house and lot I give to my daughter Georgia McCarthy for her separate use and benefit, free from debts & control of her present husband and said husband shall have no interest whatever in same.  My said daughter Georgia shall not have power to dispose of said house and lot, during the life of her present husband, but if she survives him she shall take a fee simple title to said property.

3rd--I appoint T. E. Moore, Jr., my executor of this my last Will and I give him power to sell the property referred to in the Will & to _____the same to the purchases but said sale must be made to the highest and best bidder and the premises, after said sale, and the time and place of holding it has been advertised in at least three issues of a newspaper published in Bourbon County, and my Executor shall also purchase the house & lots referred to in this Will, but the house and lot purchased for Fannie must be approved by her, and the one purchased for Georgia must be approved by her.

Witness my hand this Nov. 20, 1902
Att: Alice Simpson                                                     Margaret Pugh
       J. C. Crawford

Jan. 8, 1904
I make this Codicil to my Will--I want my grandson Eddie Crawford, son of Fannie & A. T. Crawford, to have ($200.00) Two Hundred Dollars.  If anything should happen to him it shall go to his mother.

Witnesses:
Allie Fightmaster                                              Margaret Pugh
F. Fithian

Bourbon County Court, January term, Jan. 21, 1904
The foregoing instrument purporting to the last Will & Testament thereto of Margaret Pugh, deceased, was this day produced to Court and the said Will was proven in due form of law by the oath of Alice Simpson, one of the attanding witnesses thereto who also proved the attestation of J. C. Crawford, the other attesting witness thereto; & the said Codicil was proved in due form of law by the oath of Frank Fithian one of the attesting witnesses thereto, who also proved the attestation of Allie Fightmaster the other attesting witness thereto whereupon said instrument is ordered to be recorded as the last Will & Codicil of said Margaret Pugh, deceased.

Witness:  Ed D. Paton, Clerk of said Court, date above
(Signed) Ed D. Paton, Clerk

On August 7, 1848 Margaret Elizabeth first married COL Samuel EWALT107, son of John EWALT (1789-August 21, 1857) & Elizabeth “Betsy” RAVENSCRAFT (1793-before May 15, 1827). Samuel was born in February 1826. Samuel died in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on August 8, 1868; he was 42. Samuel was buried in Ruddle’s Mills Cemetery.

They had the following children:
		i.	Nancy Kate. Nancy Kate was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on April 24, 1852.108 Nancy Kate died in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on May 29, 1867; she was 15.
			The True Kentuckian
			Tuesday, June 11, 1867
			
			Deaths:  The eldest daughter of Col. Sam and Margaret Ewalt, departed this life on the 29th of May ult. at 4 o’clock p.m. aged fifteen years, one month and five days.

	284	ii.	Samuel (1864-1890)
	285	iii.	Edwin (1867-1895)
		iv.	John Henry.
			On October 19, 1869 John Henry married Anna S. OFFUTT, daughter of Dr.  OFFUTT, in Merchants Hotel, Cincinnati, Ohio.109
	286	v.	Sallie

On April 27, 1870 Margaret Elizabeth second married August “Gus” PUGH, in Lexington, Kentucky. August “Gus” was born in 1834. August “Gus” died in 1934; he was 100.

They had the following children:
		i.	Stella.
			Stella first married John M. DUVALL.
			Stella second married George B. MEYERS.
		ii.	Georgia.
			Georgia inherited a house from her mother (refer to Will Bk. U, p. 151).

			Georgia married Gus McCARTHY.
	287	iii.	Fannie

Family of Nancy SHAWHAN (27) & George RUSH

114. George Ann RUSH (Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). George Ann was born in Shawhan, Bourbon County, Kentucky, in 1840.51

Marriage Bond (original in the “Vault” annex of the Harrison County Court House, Harrison County, Kentucky):
The Commonwealth of Kentucky
Be It Known, that we Harvey C. Ireland as principal, and John L. Shawhan as surety, are jointly and severally bound to the Commonwealth of Kentucky, in the sum of One Hundred Dollars.
The Condition of this bond is as follows:
That, whereas marriage is intended to be solomnized between the above bound Harvey C. Ireland and Miss George A. Rush
Now, if there is no lawful cause to obstruct said marriage, this bond shall be void, otherwise it shall remain in full force and effect.
Dated at Cynthiana, Harrison County, Kentucky, this 4th day of February, 1857.
Gent of age and consent of Shawhan in person} H. C. Ireland  John Shawhan
Att. T. Wilson
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The following was found on the Livingston County, Missouri, Cemetery web site:
CD-17 Plainview Cemetery - This cemetery is located in Section 15, Township 59, Range 23 of Cream Ridge Township in Livingston County, Missouri. From Chillicothe eight miles North on 65 Hwy to Route K, East three miles to Chula, East 1/2 mile (West of railroad), North about 1/2 mile. Fenced and maintained. (Photographed Summer 1999)
Ireland, George A.
NOTE: This may be our George Ann Ireland.  A Notary Public dated July 1884 places Harvey and George Ann in Livingston County, Missouri.--REF
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Livingston County Genealogical Society
c/o Livingston County Library
450 Locust St.
Chillicothe, Missouri 64601-2597
(816)646-0547

On February 4, 1857 George Ann married Harvey C. IRELAND110, son of John Jacob IRELAND (December 11, 1797-September 10, 1873) & Martha GLENN (about 1801-1835), in Cynthiana, Harrison County, Kentucky. Harvey C. was born in Scott County, Kentucky, on December 31, 1834. Harvey C. died in Chillicothe, Livingston County, Missouri, on January 7, 1896; he was 61.

Judge Hervey Ireland.
Judge Ireland left Cynthiana in his youth; was judge of the Circuit Court in Missouri for one term. He has been elected more than once to represent his Democratic constituents in the house of representatives in Missouri.111
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Missouri Census, 1830-1870:
Ireland, H. C., Livingston County, MO, page 643, Mooresville Twp., Federal Population Schedule, MO 1870 Federal Census Index, MO30190254
Ireland, H. J., Livingston County, MO, page 630, Mooresville Twp., Federal Population Schedule, MO 1870 Federal Census Index, MO30190255
Ireland, Irvin, Livingston County, MO, page 623, Mooresville Twp., Federal Population Schedule, MO 1870 Federal Census Index, MO30190256
Ireland, James, Livingston County, MO, page 903, Mooresville Twp., Federal Population Schedule, MO 1870 Federal Census Index, MO30190257
Ireland, John J., Livingston County, MO, page 630, Mooresville Twp., Federal Population Schedule, MO 1870 Federal Census Index, MO30190260
Ireland, Thomas, Livingston County, MO, page 628, Mooresville Twp., Federal Population Schedule, MO 1870 Federal Census Index, MO30190266

They had one child:
		i.	Charles.

Family of Daniel SHAWHAN (28) & Minerva REDMON

115. Charles Redmon SHAWHAN (Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Charles Redmon was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on March 29, 1829. Charles Redmon died in Lone Jack, MO, on August 8, 1908; he was 79.

His obit mentioned that Charles had died at his home of heart trouble and general debility, having been sick for many months. It also stated that "Uncle Charlie" had been a resident of the Lone Jack, MO area since the spring of 1866, having been born in Bourbon County, KY. During the Civil War, Charles had enlisted under CSA Gen. Morgan; he was wounded near Burksville at the battle of Hartville, TN but participated in Morgan's raid thru KY, IN, and OH.

On December 2, 1851 Charles Redmon first married Sarah Ellen ROGERS, in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Sarah Ellen was born about 1830. Sarah Ellen died in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on February 22, 1853; she was 23.

They had one child:
		i.	Luellen M. Luellen M. was born in Kentucky on December 23, 1852. Luellen M. died in Kentucky on June 15, 1853; she was <1. Luellen M. was buried in John Shawhan Family Cemetery.

On January 24, 1854 Charles Redmon second married Ann Miller LAIL, daughter of John LAIL (November 28, 1802-November 23, 1841) & Burzilla BROWN (July 6, 1809-August 26, 1857), in Kentucky. Ann Miller was born in Harrison County, Kentucky, on December 19, 1835. Ann Miller died in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on June 29, 1865; she was 29. Ann Miller was buried in John Shawhan Family Cemetery.

Marriage Bond (original in the “Vault” annex of the Harrison County Court House, Harrison County, Kentucky):
Marriage Bond (#4662)
The Commonwealth of Kentucky
Be It Known, that we Charles R. Shawhan as principal, and George Lail as surety, are jointly and severally bound to the Commonwealth of Kentucky, in the sum of One Hundred Dollars.
The Condition of this bond is as follows:
That, whereas marriage is intended to be solomnized between the above bound Charles R. Shawhan and Ann Lail
Now, if there is no lawful cause to obstruct said marriage, this bond shall be void, otherwise it shall remain in full force and effect.
Dated at Cynthiana, Harrison County, Kentucky, this 23rd day of January, 1854.
Charles R. Shawhan
George Lail

Jany 23 Charles R. Shawhan to Ann Lail} He of age and certificate of her guardian proven by Geo Lail one of the subscribing witnesses.

They had the following children:
		i.	Mollie. Mollie was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, about 1855.
	288	ii.	Sallie Ann (Sarah) (1858-1949)
		iii.	Alice. Alice was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, about 1859.
		iv.	Maggie. Maggie was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, about 1861.
	289	v.	Lutie Lail (1864-1942)
		vi.	Laura Lee. Laura Lee was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on September 29, 1864.
			Regarding their 2nd twin you are calling Lollie Lail.  Her real name is Laura Lee Shawhan Snodgrass. She married Oscar Snodgrass, the laborer hired by her father who is listed on the 1880 Lafayette County, Mo. census.  The twins are listed as LL (Lutie Lail) & Laura Lee.  They are also listed as Lutie Lail & Laura Lee in a Ky census.  Laura Lee is my great grandmother. She & Oscar are buried in Tacoma WA.

			Laura Lee married Oscar SNODGRASS.

About 1866 Charles Redmon third married Sarah Frances EASLEY, in Kentucky. Sarah Frances was born on July 4, 1837. Sarah Frances died on June 5, 1867; she was 29.

They had one child:
	290	i.	John Easley (1867-1957)

On February 9, 1868 Charles Redmon fourth married Lucy Ann WILLIAMS, in Kentucky. Lucy Ann was born about 1840.

They had one child:
		i.	Julia. Julia was born in Lone Jack, MO, on April 26, 1870. Julia died in Lone Jack, MO, on July 12, 1904; she was 34.
			About 1892 Julia married J. S. PINNELL, in MO. J. S. was born about 1868.

116. William Winston SHAWHAN (Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). William Winston was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on December 10, 1832. William Winston died in Lone Jack, Missouri, on August 21, 1905; he was 72. William Winston was buried in Lone Jack Cemetery, Lone Jack, Missouri.

The True Kentuckian
June 25, 1867

In Cincinnati, William Shawhan of Shawhan’s Station to Eliza Lloyd of Lair’s Station.

On December 25, 1855 William Winston first married Julia RAVENSCRAFT, daughter of RAVENSCRAFT & Mary “Patsy” (January 30, 1803-November 15, 1890).112 Julia was born on November 9, 1835. Julia died on June 27, 1868; she was 32. Julia was buried in John Shawhan Family Cemetery.7

Named also “Eliza A. Ravencroft.”

They had the following children:
	291	i.	Daniel Duncan (1856-1929)
	292	ii.	William Elken (1858-1938)
		iii.	Martha Bell. Martha Bell was born in Shawhan Station, Kentucky, on July 6, 1860. Martha Bell died in Lee's Summit, Missouri, on April 22, 1934; she was 73.
			Research: "Since 1868 She Had Lived in Jackson County."
			
			Mrs. Mattie Shawhan Cave, 74 years old, Lee's Summit, Mo., died yesterday at her home.  She was born in Shawhan Station, Ky., and had lived in Jackson County since 1868.
			
			She is survived by her husband, William Cave, of the home; a brother, William E. Shawhan, Shawhan Station; five half-brothers, Charles Shawhan, 1825 Jefferson street; George Shawhan, Holden, Mo.; Joseph Shawhan, Leavenworth, Kansas; Jake Shawhan, Lone Jack, Mo.; and Hope Shawhan, Tulsa, Ok., and three half-sisters, Mrs. Minnie Taggert and Mrs. Maggie Dickerson, both of Lee's Summit, and Mrs. Claude Lee, 2509 Forty-sixth avenue, Kansas City, Kansas.  Funeral services will be held at 2:30 o'clock at the First Christian church, Lee's Summit; burial at Lee's Summit.113

			On February 12, 1890 Martha Bell married William CAVE, son of John S. CAVE (circa 1810-September 6, 1863) & Nancy HUNTER (June 6, 1819-December 15, 1905). William was born in Dover, Lafayette County, Missouri, on November 6, 1863. William died in 1946; he was 82.

			1. Robert1 Cave Sr.(1) was born about 1700. Robert died about 1755 in Culpeper Co, VA. 
			
			He married Mary ? wife of Robert Cave Sr in VA. Robert is of record over a period of about 30 years (1727-1755) in the Virginia counties of Spotsylvania, Orange and Culpeper. 
			
			Robert Cave Sr. and Mary ? wife of Robert Cave Sr had the following children: 
			
			   2 i. Robert2 Cave Jr.. He married Eavis (Enous) ?. 
			
			   3 ii. John Cave. 
			
			   + 4 iii. William Cave Sr. was born about 1738. 
			
			4. William2 Cave Sr. (Robert1)(2) was born in Orange Co, VA about 1738. William died 1828 in Green Co, KY, at 90 years of age. 
			
			He married Jeriah Davis in VA, about 1761. Jeriah was born in VA about 1740. Jeriah died after 1830 in Green Co, KY. 
			
			William's will was probated in Green Co, KY, April 21, 1828. 
			
			William Cave Sr. and Jeriah Davis had the following children: 
			
			   5 i. William3 Cave Jr. was born in Orange Co, VA.(3) William died before 1850 in Green Co, VA.(4) He married Sarah Snow in Orange Co, VA, July 13, 1810. Sarah was born in Orange Co, VA. 
			
			   6 ii. Pemberton Cave(5) was born in Orange Co, VA. 
			
			   7 iii. David Cave was born in Orange Co, VA. 
			
			   8 iv. Belfield Cave was born in Orange Co, VA. 
			
			   9 v. James Cave was born in Orange Co, VA. He married Rebecca Harding in Green Co, KY, September 30, 1812. Rebecca was born about 1790. 
			
			   + 10 vi. John Cave was born about 1764. 
			
			   + 11 vii. Bartlett Cave was born about 1770. 
			
			   12 viii. Anna Cave was born in Orange Co, VA 1775. Anna died in Hart Co, KY. 
			
			   + 13 ix. Thomas Cave was born about 1777. 
			
			   + 14 x. Abner Cave Sr. was born about 1785. 
			
			   + 15 xi. Mary (Polly) Cave was born March 27, 1788.

			11. Bartlett3 Cave (William2, Robert1)(8) reference BARTFMLY was born in VA about 1770. Bartlett died before 1850 in Lone Jack, Jackson Co, MO. 
			
			He married Jinny Snow in Orange Co, VA, December 22, 1796. Jinny was born in VA before 1775. Jinny died before 1840 in NC or MO. 
			
			Bartlett Cave and Jinny Snow had the following children: 
			
			   + 22 i. Galen4 Cave was born October 15, 1800. 
			
			   + 23 ii. Algius (Gaius) Cave was born October 15, 1800. 
			
			   + 24 iii. Allie Elizabeth Cave was born about 1805. 
			
			   + 25 iv. John S. Cave was born about 1810. 
			
			   + 26 v. Charlotte (Lottie) Cave was born October 6, 1818. 
			
			   27 vi. Polly Cave was born in Surry Co, NC about 1820. Polly died before 1836 in Surry Co, NC.
			
			25. John S.4 Cave (Bartlett3, William2, Robert1) was born in VA about 1810. John died September 6, 1863 in Jackson Co, MO, at 53 years of age.
			
			He married Nancy Hunter in NC, September 6, 1836. Nancy was born in NC about 1818. Nancy died December 15, 1905 in Warrensburg, MO, at 87 years of age. 
			
			John S. Cave and Nancy Hunter had the following children: 
			
			   92 i. Elizabeth5 Cave was born in MO August 31, 1837. She married Jacob Bennett October 4, 1857. Jacob was born in OH May 12, 1833. Jacob died 1912 in Lone Jack, Jackson Co, MO, at 79 years of age. 
			
			   93 ii. Mary Cave was born in MO about 1840. 
			
			   + 94 iii. Algius Cave was born about 1843. 
			
			   95 iv. Susan F. Cave was born in MO about 1845. 
			
			   96 v. Alley E. Cave was born in MO 1848. 
			
			   97 vi. Matilda Ann Cave was born in MO November 23, 1850. She married Joseph K. Reid. Joseph was born about 1850. 
			
			   98 vii. Berilda T. Cave was born in MO 1856. 
			
			   99 viii. John B.(Bart) Cave was born in MO 1859. He married ? wife of John B. Cave about 1880. ? was born about 1860. 
			
			   100 ix. William Cave was born in MO November 6, 1863. He married Mattie Shawhan about 1885. Mattie was born about 1865.
	293	iv.	John Morgan (1863-1910)
		v.	Julia Lee. Julia Lee was born on March 8, 1866. Julia Lee died on August 2, 1866; she was <1. Julia Lee was buried in John Shawhan Family Cemetery.7

In June 1867 William Winston second married Eliza Ann LLOYD, in Cincinnati, Ohio. Eliza Ann was born on August 31, 1844. Eliza Ann died on December 14, 1904; she was 60. Eliza Ann was buried in Lone Jack Cemetery, Lone Jack, Missouri.

They had the following children:
		i.	Charles Thomas. Charles Thomas was born on August 18, 1868. Charles Thomas died on February 25, 1935; he was 66.
			Charles Thomas first married Mamie CURTIS. Mamie died on January 25, 1909.
			Charles Thomas second married Elizabeth BACKUS.
		ii.	George Edwin. George Edwin was born on January 10, 1870. George Edwin died on February 2, 1951; he was 81.
			On December 9, 1895 George Edwin first married Luella CRAWFORD. Luella was born in Chapel Hill, Lafayette County, Missouri. Luella died on January 15, 1924.
			On November 18, 1925 George Edwin second married Lottie SHIPPY. Lottie died on April 30, 1940.
	294	iii.	Joseph Redmon (1873-1942)
		iv.	Minerva Sarah. Minerva Sarah was born on October 23, 1875. Minerva Sarah died in Lee's Summit, Missouri, on May 20, 1950; she was 74. Minerva Sarah was buried in Lee's Summit Cemetery.
			On November 28, 1903 Minerva Sarah married Dan TAGGERT. Dan died in February 1911 in Lee's Summit, Missouri. Dan was buried in Lee's Summit Cemetery.
	295	v.	Mary Florence (1877-1929)
		vi.	Ada. Ada was born on December 10, 1881. Ada died in 1915; she was 33.
	296	vii.	Nancy May (1884-1959)
		viii.	Maggie Berneda. Maggie Berneda was born on December 31, 1888. Maggie Berneda died on September 8, 1963; she was 74.
			Maggie Berneda married Thomas DICKERSON.
		ix.	Hope Lloyd. Hope Lloyd was born on October 23, 1885. Hope Lloyd died on December 30, 1918; he was 33. Hope Lloyd was buried in Lone Jack Cemetery, Lone Jack, Missouri.
			Hope Lloyd married Belle FAULKENBERRY. Belle was born on July 14, 1887.
	297	x.	Ennis Winston "Jake" (1879-1961)

117. Sarah Minerva SHAWHAN (Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Sarah Minerva was born on July 13, 1842. Sarah Minerva died on March 13, 1911; she was 68.

Research: Sarah Minerva - eighth child of Daniel and Minerva - was born July 13, 1842. She married Elkin Lightfoot August 26, 1858. They had two children: Frank and Minnie. Elkin was born February 5, 1836 and died November 29, 1893. Sarah died March 13, 1911.

The Western Citizen
Fri 03 Sep 1858

Marriages:

At the Spencer House, Cincinnati, on the morning of the 26th ultimo by Rev. Dr. Nicholson, E. Davie Lightfoot of Falmouth to Miss Sallie M., daughter of D. Shawhan, Sr. of this county.

On August 26, 1858 Sarah Minerva married Elkin David LIGHTFOOT. Elkin David was born on February 5, 1836. Elkin David died on November 29, 1893; he was 57.

They had the following children:
	298	i.	"Big" Frank
		ii.	Minnie.

118. George Henry SHAWHAN (Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). George Henry was born in Shawhan Station, Kentucky, on December 2, 1843. George Henry died in Lone Jack, Missouri, on July 28, 1912; he was 68.

A "Geo. H. Shawhan" is listed as serving in the Ky., 4th Cav., Co. D, CSA and a "George Shawhan" is listed as serving in the Ky., 11th Cav., Co. D, CSA.114

George H. Shawhan, Van Buren Twp. Proprietor of distillery and drug store at Lone Jack, was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, December 2, 1843, and was a son of Daniel and Minerva Shawhan.... [George's great-grandfather was] Daniel Shawhan, who was born in Kent County, Maryland, in the year 1741, and who built the first still, and manufactured the first whisky in Bourbon County, Kentucky, and who first gave to his manufactures the noted name of "Bourbon Whisky;" he commenced the manufacture of this brand of liquor in 1787. Mr. George H. Shawhan lived in Bourbon County, Kentucky, until sixteen years of age, then enlisted under D. Howard Smith, Colonel of the 5th Kentucky Cavalry, commanded by Abe Buford as brigadier-general, served about five months with that regiment, then served under Colonel Chenault for five months, and then returned to the original regiment commanded by Colonel D. Howard Smith, under General George H. (sic) Morgan. He was in [John Hunt] Morgan's noted raid through Ohio, and was twenty-one days and nights without rest; he was captured July 21, 1863, at Cheshire, Ohio, and sent to Columbus, Ohio, for one month , and then to Camp Douglas, Chicago, where he remained till the the close of the War. He then returned to Bourbon County, Kentucky, and lived there in 1872, engaged in farming, then came to Jackson County, Missouri, and located at Lone Jack, and engaged in his present business. [History of Jackson County, Missouri (Kansas City, 1881) p. 943]
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THE SHAWHAN WHISKEY

The following story was provided by Ronald T. Shawhan of New Jersey. It was written by Dorothy Butler for a local publication. The story is of Lone Jack, Missouri, once famous for whiskey and tobacco.

"This is s beautiful little hamlet, but for that damnable distillery over there" said the irate visiting minister of the Christian Church of Lone Jack disdainfully flung his hand in the direction of the Shawhan distillery. In the congregation for the first and only time he entered the church sat George Shawhan, giver of the land for the church, rocks for its foundation, and money for its erection when the till got low. He had come to the dedication of the church. He was the owner and operator of the distiller, and not being a church goer had been begged into attending the dedication of the church he had liberally benefited. He was only amused at the preacher's indignation.

George Shawhan had grown up with the distillery business. His great-grandfather Daniel (1736-1791) had distilled whiskey in Monogalia County, Virginia, now West Virginia; in the late 1700s and called it Monogalia Whiskey.

Soon after the Revolutionery War the government collected excise tax on distilled whiskey, and this was the signal for the Shawhans and other distillers to move West. Daniel and Margaret and their family settled in Bourbon County, Kentucky in 1784 beside a limestone spring, and began again to distill whiskey from the secret Shawhan formula, but because corn was scarce rye was added and accepted by the trade. This was the first still in Kentucky, and Daniel called its product "Bourbon" after the county.

Here for almost one hundred years, Daniel, followed by his son John (1771-1845), and then his grandson Daniel ( 1801-1860} ran the Shawhan distillery.

Shortly after the Civil War, in 1868, members of grandson Daniel's family settled at Lone Jack, soon to be followed in 1872 by George and Mary (Tatum) Shawhan, and the mother, Minerva Redmon Shawhan.

George had fought in the Civil War under Morgan. He bought a farm near Lone Jack, built a pond sand distillery. The pond became the swimming hole for the boys of the community, and the baptistry for the Christian and Baptist churches.

The distillery employed a boilerman, distiller, and a man to weight the grain. In the gallon house were three or five men who filled the bottles as the liquor was bought. According to the Kansas City Journal of June 27, 1901, Uncle Sam kept “a vigilant eye on the whiskey distiller. His agents practically run the shooting match. The distiller is allowed to make the whiskey, but not to touch it. A government storekeeper and gauger weights the grain into the bings, weights it into the hopper, and keeps a lock on everything from the time the raw material goes in until the distiller pays the government tax."

The capacity at first was two barrels of whiskey or 42 gallons each per day, but was later increased to three barrels. There was an excise tax of $1.10 per gallon on the (?) gallon whiskey. Peach brandy was added in 1878, and in 1879 George set out a 10 acre peach orchard.

We spent a day goinq through the account books of the distillery at the Jackson County Historical Society files in the Jackson Square Courthouse: we picked out names that were familiar in this locality so that readers could determine if their ancestors took advantage of the products of the Shawhan distillery and tobacco factory.

The old account books indicate that B.B. Cave bought 45 96/00 gallons of whiskey on August 10, and again the same amount on October 2, 1876, each deal costing $9l .80. In August 1877, he bought 43 26/100 gallons, and paid the last of his account by selling corn sheller to the distillery for $80.02. Dr. Edward Ragsdale's account is in one of the three account books. He is the doctor who cared for the wounded at the Bsttle of Lone Jack in 1862.

Others mentioned were William Johnson, Oak Grwe, $31.07; G.W. Tate, Lone Jack. $276, $221.65 and $75; R.M. Steele and J.W. Locke, Oak Grove; J.B. Keshler, Grain Valley; C.C. Bradley, Sni Mills; D.K. Murphy, Greenton.

Preacher Ounningham paid $9.65 cash in August 1881 for a keg of peach brandy that he had purchased in November 1880; Van Cleave & White, Lake City; Daniels and Parker. Grain Valley; W.F. Thomas, Blue Springs;  John Garby, Oak Grove merchant, bought eight barrels in 1877 on account, making the final payment by "credit on mill."

Traded on account were onion sets, 20 pounds of pork $1; 11 pounds pork at $.05/pound, and a load of wood, $1, as listed on page 107 of one of the account books. Other items listed in 1879 were 1/2 load corn $4.30 pounds beef at $.05, $1.50; 30 pounds beef at $.065, $1.95; 15 bushels apples et $.50, $7.50; 5500 shingles at $3 per thousand, $16.50; 2 pounds yarn $1.75; 1 coat $6; 1 blouse $2.50; 100 feet lumber $1.50; 13 pounds sugar $1.82; 1 dozen brooms $2.25.

James Rolf hauled from Thomases 29 1/4 cords of wood on Jan. 31, 1880, and worked for 58 days at $39.20. On April 15, 1879 $10 was paid to Hammond for a "hoss." Hammond worked for 11 months in 1877 for $16 a month; and seven and a half months in 1879 for $120. John Quick and wife commenced work on March 21, 1881 for one year at $275, another item reads. There was a toothbrush charged to Mrs. Quick on this account at $.25, so there was apparentyl more than liquor sold at the store.

The Shawhans also had three large tobacco barns where tobacco grown around Lone Jack was dried, graded, and made into plugs, sack tobacco and cigars. At times merchents would trade goods for their supply of tobacco.  J.E. Perkino at Sni Mills paid $11.75 in merchandise in 1885; a case of assorted nuggets were delivered by wagon to A. Roush at Strasburg, 1883; J.W. Minter, Oak Grove, bought a 10 pound sack of smoking tobacco in August 1883; Hull and Co., Oak Grove, bought 25 pounds gold nuggets at $.35, paid $1.50 by canned qoods and $4.58 by check.

The selections of tobacco were wide and the prices low - judging by today's prices - 25 pounds Gold Nugget $8.75; 15 pounds sack smoking, $6; Lone Jack Twist $4; Sweet Twist $5.S5; 10 pounds Grange Rolls $4.20; 50 Adigo Cigars $2.50 Prize Bull $1.75…The above notations from the tobacco account book show how extensive the tobacco operation was at Lone Jack, but it did not seem to gain fame and hold on to it as the Shawhan Whiskey did. There were several tobacco manufacturers in Lone Jack before Shawhan. In fact, he had bought the business from Hedrick & Co.

The books show that shipments of whiskey were made to several places in Kansas - Paola, Pleasonton, LaCygne, Trading Post and Council Grove, and perhaps many a keg of Shawhan whiskey was smashed by Carrie Nation.

Ten gallons of peach brandy were shipped to I.N. Keler, Shawhan Station, Ky., October 19, 1881, and paid with dogs on May 1, 1882. Doctors and druggists in the area kept barrels of Shawhan Whiskey on hand, and one druggist in Oak Groe lost some of his to burglars one night. Although he had other brands, Shwhan was the only barrel drained, “which says something for its quality," reported a local paper.

The Shawhans can trace their family back to 350 A.D. and beyond. In their genealogy book is written "The Shaughen family is descended from Milsius, King of Spain, through the line of his son Heremon. The founder of the family was Feachra, son of Enoch May Veagon, King of Ireland, 350 A.D." And somewhere down the line is Robert the Bruce, Robert I (1274-1329) King of Scotland. Incidently Robert was one of my favorite historical figures when I went to elementary school. It was he who hid in a cave while his pursuers were hunting him. He watched a spider build a web over the cavern mouth and took his perserverance from it. And the pursuers seeing the web across the cove said "He is not in there."

James Shawhan of Lone Jack is a great-great-great grandson of the originator of Shawhan Whiskey. He and Mrs. Shawhan heve given much help in the writing of this article. Other descendants in this area are Junior Shawhan, Lone. Jack; Rex Rowan, Kansas City, who also helped in this writing; Elizabeth Grubb and Wayne Shawhan, Oak Grove, and Harold Shawhan, Buckner.

Mrs. Shawhan, writing for the Jackson County Historical Society, Dec., 1965, gave the following information: "Steam furnished the power for the distillery, and water was drawn from a large pond…Sept. 19, 1 1880, while apple jack was being made, the still blew up. A coil became stopped up with the apple pumace, and when Daniel Perrow increased the boiler pressure to clear the coil, it exploded. Perrow, his son, Will and Tommie Lester were killed. Six others were seriously injured. Twenty years later in January, 1900, at midnight the distillery caught fire and burned. The fire was caused by a defect in the wall around the boiler. At that time there were 800 barrels of whiskey in the warehouse” which did not burn.

George Shawhan did not attempt to rebuild. He went to Weston, Mo. and purchased the Holladay distillery, and moved his family there.

Mr. Shawhan had a high grade herd of Jersey cettle, with which he took several prizes at the Chicago World’s Fair. One of his cows carried off nearly all the prizes offered at state fairs at the turn of the century and was the first cow west of the Mississippi River to take first prize at a world's fair. The Shawhan herd contained 49 high grade cows which were fed on mash from the distillery..."the greatest cattle food in existence" the Kansas City Journal, June 27, 1901 declared.
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The Shawhans contributed to the lore by making Lone Jack famous for whiskey and tobacco, principally through the efforts of George H. Shawhan  (1843-1912) who settled in the area in 1872, after migrating from Bourbon County,Ky. together with his wife Mary (Tatman) and mother, Minerva (Redmon) Shawhan.

George  had grown up with the distillery business. His great-grandfather Daniel  (1738-1791) distilled corn whiskey in Pennsylvania before moving west to live beside a limestone spring in Bourbon County, Ky. where he again began to distill. Because corn was scarce, Rye was added to the secret Shawhan formula and the product was called "Bourbon." Daniel's son John  (1771-1845) and grandson Daniel  (1801-1860), George's father, continued to manage the famlly's disti11ery in Kentucky.

George's father, Daniel, was known as "Cashier Dan" because he paid all bills with cash. On November 17, 1825, George married Minerva Redmon, (l807-l890), a descendant of Robert the Bruce (1274-1329), one of the greatest of Scottish Kings. Twelve chi1dren resulted:

George H.  also joined the troopers under Gen. John Morgan, and fought until he was captured during a raid into Ohio, after which he remained a prisoner for the duration, held In a camp at Ft. Douglas, Wiaconsin.

ln Lone Jack, Missouri he settled near a spring-fed pond and opened his distillery, initially employing a boilerman, distiller, and a man to weigh the grain. A powerful 6 foot, 5 inch, 250-pounder, George was known to be able to raise a 400 pound barrel of whiskey to his lips for a taste test.

Peach brandy was added to the family’s business in 1878, but the Shawhan specialitles remained the bourbon, straight, rye, and white corn whiskies which had gained such a wide reputation over four generations.

To make 100 proof bottled-in-bond whiskey, the distillery would put the distilled spirits in new oaken casks for four years, being poured into the barrels at 101 proof (about 50.5% alcohol). Because wood absorbs water and not alcohol, during the aging process the whiskey would rise to 106 to 108 proof; water was then added to bring it down to 100 proof during storage.

Near the distillery was located the “Gallon House,” which sold whiskey for home consumption; three to five men were kept busy filling bottles as customers came in for purchases. ln those days, a gallon of 100 proof whiskey could be had for $3.50 plus $1.10 Federal excise tax.

The whiskey was shipped to doctors, druggists, saloons, and other customers throughout the area. Saloons bought the spirits in barrels, then transferred it to heavy 2-pound class bottles called "bar bottles" for serving to their customers. George  himself had a saloon in Kansas City, at the corner of Missouri and Oak streets.

The Shawhans had three large barns where tobacco grown around Lone Jack was dried, graded, and made into plugs, sack tobacco,and cigars. George  also had a high grade herd of Jersey cattle with which he took several prizes at the 1893 Chicago World's Fair; they were fed on mash from the distillery.

Shawhan distillery products continued to be sold in the Kansas City area until the advent of Prohibition. The old, cork-topped Shawhan liquor bottles and other memorabilia have now become collectors' items.

The story of Lone Jack and the pioneers who made it a name in the pages of history have not been forgotten. Yearly "Battle of Lone Jack" and "Cole Younger Days" festivities are held to commemorate times gone past and the people who lived them.  {R.T. Shawhan, pp. 22-24}

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The following is from the Federal Records of Missouri:115

1898: Distillery No. 8 - Barton and D. Holladay (wasn't distillery)

1898: Distillery No. 59 - Geo. H. Shawhan, Lone Jack, Missouri (was distillery)

1901: Distillery No. 8 - D. Holladay and B.B. Joffee as D. Holladay Distillery. They were withdrawing spirits but were not distilling.

1901: G.H. Shawhan was withdrawing whiskey from warehouse No. 59 at Lone Jack - not distilling.

1903: D. Holladay - Distillery No.8 withdrawing spirits, but not distilling. Geo. H. Shawhan was listed as such. Weston, Missouri, Distillery No.8

1903: Geo. H. Shawhan still withdrawing whiskey from Distillery Warehouse No. 59 at Lone Jack (not distilling)

1904: The Shawhan Distillery No. 8, Weston, Missouri, was distilling.

1904: Geo. H. Shawhan withdrew his whiskey from warehouse No. 59 at Lone Jack upon payment of tax.

1914: Shawhan still listed at Weston, Distillery No. 8, at Lone Jack.

It would appear that Geo. Shawhan's Distillery No. 59 burned around 1900 but his warehouse did not.

Lone Jack bourbon or rye whiskey could be purchased for $3.50 for four full quarts. Federal excise tax was $1.10 a gallon.

On September 19, 1880, when apple jack was being made, the still blew up. Three persons, Daniel Perrow, his son, Will, and Tommie Lester, were killed. Six others were seriously injured. The coil became stopped up with apple pumice and when Perrow increased the boiler pressure up to clear the coil, it exploded.

Twenty years later, in Jan., 1900, at midnight the distillery was destroyed by fire caused by a defect in the wall around the boiler. There were about 800 barrels of whiskey in the warehouse.

Steam furnished the power for the distillery and water was drawn from a large pond. The pond also served as a swimming hole and as a baptistry for the Christian and Baptist churches.

The last distillery of the Geo. H. Shawhan family was the Spring River Distillery at Verona. R.J.Baker married Sarah Shawhan (daughter) and J.O.Tong married Lorena Shawhan Lackey (granddaughter) of George Shawhan. The distillery was purchased in 1907 and sold in 1918. The gaugers of the distillery were: E.R. Applegate, Sam Frost, E.A. Rumbaugh, and Mr. Sullins.

On January 20, 1868 George Henry married Mary Francis TATMAN, daughter of William Lee TATMAN & Elizabeth SIDLES (April 14, 1833-May 7, 1888). Mary Francis was born in Brown County, Ohio, on March 16, 1851. Mary Francis died in Lone Jack, Missouri, on February 2, 1938; she was 86.

They had the following children:
	299	i.	Daniel Lee (1869-1945)
	300	ii.	Margaret Lulu (1871-1932)
	301	iii.	Beulah Florence (1873-1954)
	302	iv.	Edna Minerva (1875-1901)
		v.	Georgia Elizabeth. Georgia Elizabeth was born on October 26, 1877. Georgia Elizabeth died on May 30, 1878; she was <1.
	303	vi.	Sarah Georgia "Sallie" (1879-1945)

119. John Thomas SHAWHAN (Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John Thomas was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on September 25, 1847.116 John Thomas died in Lone Jack, Missouri, on February 26, 1891; he was 43. John Thomas was buried in Lone Jack Cemetery, Lone Jack, Missouri.

Notes for JOHN T SHAWHAN:

John T. Shawhan, Van Buren Twp. Farmer and fine stock raiser, section 20, was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, September 27, 1847. Was a son of Daniel and Minerva Shawhan. His father was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, December 5, 1801, and his mother in Harrison County, Kentucky, May 15, 1807. The father of Daniel, named John, was born in Hampshire County, Virginia, October 23, 1771, being a son of Daniel Shawhan, who was born in Kent County, Maryland, in the year 1738. John T. Shawhan was reared on a farm and lived in Bourbon County, Kentucky, until 1868; then came to Jackson County and located in Van Buren Township.... [History of Jackson County, Missouri (Kansas City, 1881) p. 942]

On February 24, 1870 John Thomas married Julia Florence DANIEL, daughter of John DANIEL & Rachel BEELER. Julia Florence was born in Lone Jack, Missouri, on April 6, 1853. Julia Florence died in Lamar, Missouri, on July 16, 1936; she was 83. Julia Florence was buried in Lone Jack, Missouri.

Research: "Death Claims Mrs. Julia Shawhan."  Funeral Services Were Held at Lone Jack, Saturday Afternoon.

Funeral services for Mrs. Julia F. Shawhan, who died last Thursday morning at the home of her daughter at Lamar, were held at the Christian church in Lone Jack Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock with the Rev. Phil Stark officiating.  "Abide with Me," Have Thine Own Way, Lord," and "What a Friend We Have in Jesus" were sung by the choir.  Pallbearers were:  Lee Shawhan, John Easley Shawhan, Lee Ragsdale, Ed Yankee, Henry Long and Ike Rice.  Burial was in the Lone Jack cemetery.

The body of Mrs. Shawhan lay in state at the F.M. Schick Mortuary until 12 o'clock Saturday.

Mrs. Shawhan was a native of Jackson County, having been born in Lone Jack on April 6, 1853.  Her father, John Daniel, came to Missouri from North Carolina in the early 1830's.  She lived about 75 years at Lone Jack and was for several years a resident of Lee's Summit.  Her husband, John T. Shawhan, died in 1891.

Mrs. Shawhan was a charter member of the Lone Jack Christian church from where her funeral was conducted.

Surviving are five sons, Johnnie D. Shawhan, Lone Jack; T.R. Shawhan, Grant Pass, Oregon; William G. Shawhan, Lee's Summit; Walter R. Shawhan, Lone Jack; G.A. Shawhan, 6333 Grand Avenue, Kansas City; two daughters, Mrs. W.J. Frost, Warrensburg; and Mrs. Van Hall, Lamar; twenty-four grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.117

They had the following children:
	304	i.	Thomas Redmon (1879-1960)
	305	ii.	William Gibbons (1874-1957)
	306	iii.	Walter Randolph (1877-1961)
	307	iv.	George Albert (1879-1949)
	308	v.	Annie Florence (1883-1978)
	309	vi.	Julia Bell (1883-1978)
	310	vii.	John Daniel (1871-1939)

120. Margaret Susan SHAWHAN (Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Margaret Susan was born on June 11, 1849. Margaret Susan died on October 9, 1869; she was 20. Margaret Susan was buried in John Shawhan Family Cemetery.7

On March 5, 1867 Margaret Susan married James D. HURST.118

They had one child:
		i.	Sarah A. Sarah A. was born on July 13, 1868. Sarah A. died on October 23, 1868; she was <1. Sarah A. was buried in John Shawhan Family Cemetery.7

Family of Joseph SHAWHAN (29) & Mary Magdalene BIRCH

121. John Erskine SHAWHAN (Joseph5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John Erskine was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on September 23, 1838. John Erskine died in Kansas City, Missouri, on August 8, 1905; he was 66. John Erskine was buried in Weston, Missouri.

John Erskine SHAWHAN. Born September 29, 1838 in Bourbon County, Kentucky and died August 8, 1905 in Kansas City, Missouri. He married Mary Ann Jourdain October 2, 1858. She was bom March 3, 1841 and died February 5, 1924. She was the daughter of Dr. William Dill Jourdain and Ruth Sparks Overstreet, and the grand-daughter of Gen. John Sevier (1745-1815) who had served in the Revolutionary War, and was later the Governor of Tennessee.60

On October 2, 1858 John Erskine married Mary Ann JOURDAIN, daughter of William Dill JOURDAIN Dr. & Ruth Sparks OVERSTREET. Mary Ann was born on March 3, 1841. Mary Ann died on February 5, 1924; she was 82.

They had the following children:
	311	i.	John Erskine (1859-1904)
		ii.	William Dill. William Dill was born on August 14, 1861.
			About 1887 William Dill married Jessie PATTERSON.60 Jessie was born in 1863.60
	312	iii.	James McCune (1863-1911)
		iv.	Mary Jourdain. Mary Jourdain was born on May 25, 1865. Mary Jourdain died on February 8, 1899; she was 33.
			Mary Jourdain SHAWHAN. Born May 25, 1865 and died February 8, 1899. She married Charles F. Hanlon in 1889. He was born in about 1864.60

			In 1889 Mary Jourdain married Charles F. HANLON. Charles F. was born about 1864.
	313	v.	Ruth Agnes (1868-)

Family of William "Billy" McCune SHAWHAN (30) & Rhoda "Rhody" REDMON

122. Charles Redmon SHAWHAN (William "Billy" McCune5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Charles Redmon was born in Kentucky in 1828. Charles Redmon died in Thayer County, NE, on June 18, 1899; he was 71.

Charles and his wife were blessed with one daughter, Rhody, who died at the age of eighteen. After her death they moved to Nebraska. A Charles R. Shawhan is listed as being a Sgt. in the KY 11th Cav., Co. G, CSA -- this may have been the person mentioned.
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NEBRASKA STATE GAZETTEER
Business Directory for 1890-1891
Omaha: J. M. Wolfe & Co., Publishers, 509-510 Paxton Block 1890
Entered according to Act of Congress in the year of 1890, by J. M. Wolfe & Co., in the Office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington, D. C.

Thayer County, Nebraska, Farmer Listing:
Shawhan C R, Belvidere

About 1851 Charles Redmon married Amanda CLIFFORD, in Champaign County, Illinois. Amanda was born about 1830. Amanda died in Thayer County, NE, after 1855; she was 25.

They had one child:
		i.	Rhoda. Rhoda was born about 1853. Rhoda died about 1872; she was 19.

123. Daniel McCune SHAWHAN (William "Billy" McCune5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Daniel McCune was born in Harrison County, Kentucky, on October 28, 1830. Daniel McCune died in Pike County, Indiana, on May 21, 1923; he was 92. Daniel McCune was buried in I.O.O.F. Cemetery, Union, Indiana, in 1923; he was 92.

On January 24, 1855 Daniel McCune married Jane CARSON, in Fayette County, Indiana. Jane was born in Fayette, County, Indiana, on November 23, 1834. Jane died in Pike County, Indiana, on January 20, 1911; she was 76.

Jane was related to the Indian Fighter Kit Carson.

They had the following children:
		i.	John Thomas. John Thomas was born in Fayette County, Indiana, on April 18, 1856. John Thomas died in Fayette County, Indiana, on August 25, 1856; he was <1.
	314	ii.	William Henry (1858-1957)
	315	iii.	Eglantine (1860-1936)
	316	iv.	David Frame (1863-1922)
		v.	Joseph. Joseph was born on June 7, 1865. Joseph died on September 25, 1865; he was <1.
		vi.	Daniel. Daniel was born on June 7, 1865. Daniel died on October 2, 1865; he was <1.
		vii.	Charles Pendleton. Charles Pendleton was born on June 3, 1867. Charles Pendleton died on September 1, 1876; he was 9.
		viii.	Jane C. Jane C. was born on May 1, 1878. Jane C. died on May 1, 1878; he was <1.

124. Joseph Henry SHAWHAN (William "Billy" McCune5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Joseph Henry was born in Harrison County, Kentucky, on July 6, 1832. Joseph Henry died in Harrison County, Kentucky, in October 1914; he was 82.

On October 20, 1859 Joseph Henry married Mary Ann THOMPSON, daughter of Edward Philips THOMPSON (1802-1870) & Matilda DONIPHAN (1804-1855), in Harrison County, Kentucky. Mary Ann was born on November 8, 1833. Mary Ann died in Harrison County, Kentucky, on March 28, 1912; she was 78.

They had the following children:
		i.	Anna Newton. Anna Newton was born in Harrison County, Kentucky, on February 27, 1862. Anna Newton died on December 12, 1944; she was 82.
		ii.	Matilda. Matilda was born in Harrison County, Kentucky, on August 29, 1865. Matilda died in Harrison County, Kentucky, in December 1870; she was 5.
		iii.	Mary. Mary was born in Harrison County, Kentucky, on July 22, 1868. Mary died in Harrison County, Kentucky, on March 5, 1873; she was 4.
		iv.	William Edward. William Edward was born in Harrison County, Kentucky, on March 11, 1871.
			William, a Civil Engineer graduate of the Univ. of Kentucky, helped layout the Mt. Rushmore U.S. Presidents monument in the Black Hills of North Dakota.

Family of William "Billy" McCune SHAWHAN (30) & Nancy REDMON

125. Mary Helen SHAWHAN (William "Billy" McCune5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Mary Helen was born in Rush County, Indiana, in 1842. Mary Helen died in 1865; she was 23.

On October 29, 1857 Mary Helen married Robert MEYERS, in Sidney, Champaign County, Illinois. Robert was born about 1840.

They had the following children:
		i.	Nancy E. Nancy E. was born on October 3, 1861. Nancy E. died on June 1, 1947; she was 85.
			About 1883 Nancy E. married William FEREE. William was born on June 10, 1861. William died on March 26, 1922; he was 60.
	317	ii.	George W. (1864-1931)

126. George Redmon SHAWHAN (William "Billy" McCune5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). George Redmon was born in Rush County, Indiana, on March 20, 1844. George Redmon died in Champaign County, Illinois, on February 13, 1925; he was 80.

George was a great educator. He became the Superintendent of Schools for Champaign Co., IL and held the position for 22 years.

About 1865 George Redmon married Vista BROWN. Vista was born in 1847. Vista died in Illinois in 1941; she was 94.

They had the following children:
		i.	Gertrude. Gertrude was born about 1866.
			Gertrude married Frank R. SCHAFER.
		ii.	William Warren. William Warren was born about 1869.

127. James Knox SHAWHAN (William "Billy" McCune5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). James Knox was born in Rush County, Indiana, on August 18, 1846. James Knox died in Chicago, Illinois, on December 25, 1891; he was 45.

About 1870 James Knox married Asenath CHURCHILL, in Indiana. Asenath was born about 1849. Asenath died on December 12, 1893; she was 44.

They had one child:
		i.	Walter S. Walter S. was born in Rush County, Indiana, on October 6, 1871. Walter S. died in Rush County, Indiana, on September 11, 1875; he was 3.

Family of Susan SHAWHAN (31) & Frances Or Aaron ALLISON

128. Amanda M. ALLISON (Susan SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Amanda M. was born in 1824.51 Amanda M. died in Harrison County, Kentucky, circa 1905; she was 81.

Deed Bk. 75, pp. 140-141--Sale of property to Tom Doolin.
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Marriage Contract between Amanda Smith and Richard J. Wisdom, Oct. 28, 1858:
This antinuptual agreement made and entered into this 28th day of Oct. 1858 Between Richard J. Wisdom of the one part and Amanda M. Smith of the other part, both of the State of Kentucky witnesseth:
That whereas said parties contemplate having the rites of matrimony solemnized between them in a few days unless some providential hinderance shall intervene.  They have therefore made this agreement with respect to all of the property now owned or that may hereafter be be acquired or devised, whether real personal or ________to or by the said Amanda M. Smith the said Richard doth hereby Covenant with said Amanda by reason of the foregoing premises that she shall have and retain in herself all her right title and interest in the property that is now her own, or hereafter to be acquired and use of control the same after marriage as if she was a ______sole.  And the said Richard further Covenants that if he should by the request of said Amanda sell or dispose of the property of said Amanda after marriage he binds himself to purchase other property in her name therewith and have the title confirmed to the said Amanda in as ample manner as she now holds it, or as she may prefer hold the money in trust for her sole use and benefit, and the said Richard further Covenants that the said Amanda shall have the right to dispose of the property by will sale or in any other manner she may see proper.  This contract being made to secure the said Amanda in the ownership interest and profits of her own property independent of any rights that may be acquired or vested by (law?) in said Richard by reason of their contemplated marriage.  In witness whereof the said parties have hereto set their hands and seals the day and year above written.
Attest:  Susan Allison, H. C. Ewalt
R. J. Wisdom (seal)
Amanda M. Smith (seal)

The parties to the foregoing agreement having failed to appoint a trustee therein.  It is now agreed by and between them that the property therein described and all other property owned by said Amanda or which she may hereafter acquire and the rents and profits and issues thereof shall be held by Daniel Shawhan, Jr., to and for the sole and separate use of the said Amanda according to the true intent and meaning of said agreement, and for that purpose he is hereby vested with the legal title hereto.

Nevertheless the said Amanda shall have the use control and management of all of said property, and it’s proceeds rents and profits, and said Trustee shall not be liable therefor.  The intention of the parties being simply to preserve to the said Amanda said property as if she was a feine sole.

Witness the hands of said parties this 30th day of March 1859.
Susan Allison
H. C. Ewalt

R. J. Wisdom
Amanda M. Wisdom

I accept the foregoing trust.
Daniel Shawhan, Jr.
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Marriage Bond (original in the “Vault” annex of the Harrison County Court House, Harrison County, Kentucky) 4th Marriage Book, p. 165:
The Commonwealth of Kentucky
Be It Known, that we R. J. Wisdom as principal, and H. C. Ewalt as surety, are jointly and severally bound to the Commonwealth of Kentucky, in the sum of One Hundred Dollars.
The Condition of this bond is as follows:
That, whereas marriage is intended to be solomnized between the above bound R. J. Wisdom and Amanda M. Smith
Now, if there is no lawful cause to obstruct said marriage, this bond shall be void, otherwise it shall remain in full force and effect.
Dated at Cynthiana, Harrison County, Kentucky, this 28th day of October, 1858.
Both of Age} R. J. Wisdom  H. C. Ewalt
Att. T. Wilson, D. C.
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The couple were married on October 28, 1858, at the house of Henry Ewalt by Samuel Rogers, E. C. C.  Witnesses: Joseph Shawhan, Darius (or David) Smizer.
“Widow or widower” written at the bottom of the marriage certificate. Groom of Bourbon County, bride of Harrison County.

On December 5, 1844 Amanda M. first married Nicholas SMITH III (112) , son of Nicholas SMITH Jr. (1787-November 24, 1834) & Nancy SHAWHAN (27) (October 9, 1799-December 14, 1882). Nicholas was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on July 1, 1823.51 Nicholas died in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on November 9, 1855; he was 32.102 Nicholas was buried in Smith Family Burial Ground, Shawhan, Kentucky.103 Occupation: Carpenter.51

Biography: NICHOLAS SMITH III104

Nicholas Smith III was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky in 1823, the third child of Nicholas and Nancy Smith. Although he was raised on a farm, he became a carpenter. A marriage bond was filed December 2,1844 for the marriage of Nicholas to Amanda Allison. The bridegroom posted his own bond as his father had died in 1835 when he was twelve. Since Amanda's father had apparently died prior to 1840, her grandfather John Shawhan also signed as a bondsman.

The marriage of Nicholas Smith III and Amanda Allison was solemnized on December 5 1844 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Amanda was born in Kentucky in 1826, the oldest of three daughters born to Aaron (?) Allison and Susan Shawhan. (see separate section on the Shawhans). Amanda's younger sisters were: Margaret, who later married a Hinkston, and Mary Ann (Molly) who married Henry Ewalt. Nicholas and Amanda were first cousins as their mothers were sisters. This seems strange but was not unusual for a time when rural homesteads were miles apart and neighbors depended on each other and formed close ties, but it does make it complicated for genealogists. The big farms bordering the Smith's were then owned by Sarah Ewalt, William David, Henry David, and Daniel Shawhan.

Three children were born to the couple: John Oscar, (1845) (The author's great-grandfather), Margaret, (Maggie A. 1847), and Nicholas IV, (1848). Tragedy struck this young couple when their youngest son Nicholas died in 1853 at five years of age. Just two years later, on November 2,1855, Nicholas III died suddenly at the age of 32, when John Oscar was ten and Maggie was eight.

There is record of a premarital contract dated October 28,1858 between Amanda M. Smith and Richard J. Wisden. It stipulated Amanda would retain use, control, and profits from property she had previously owned, or expected ultimately to inherit including her own dower rights. The attesting witnesses were her mother Susan Allison and H. Ewalt. Acting as trustee, "I except the forgoing trust," was nephew Daniel B. Shawhan, who lived on adjacent property. The contract was certified by county clerk Richard J. Brown but the marriage apparently never took place.

The 1860 census indicates that Amanda's son John Oscar, fifteen years old, was by then a ward of Willis D. Collins who was an officer of the court. Amanda was living with her cousin Catherine Batterson who was also a widow and owned a farm near Shawhan's Station. The census also showed Amanda to be a "farm laborer." A deed of sale dated November 7, 1868 shows that John Oscar sold 98 acres to his mother Amanda Allison Smith for $625. This was his allotment of dower property that he had inherited from his grandmother Nancy Smith. There was also a land transfer dated September 25, 1893 by Amanda M. Smith, Margaret A. David, and her husband William H. David. Thirty Acres of land was being transferred to a Thomas Doolin of Bourbon County, Kentucky for a sum of $1400 as described: Lot #3 of the division of land of Nicholas Smith, except for the family graveyard one rod by two rods on said premises. There was one thousand cash in hand, and balance of $400 due on or before March 1, 1894, bearing 6% interest.

Amanda lived with her daughter after Maggie A. lost her husband William H. David, and kept house for her and her seven children. Amanda died about 1905 in Harrison County, Kentucky when she was around 80 years old.

They had the following children:
	282	i.	John Oscar (1845-1897)
	283	ii.	Margaret A. (1847-)
		iii.	Nicholas. Nicholas was born in 1848. Nicholas died in 1853; he was 5.
		iv.	Nancy E. Nancy E. was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on April 19, 1852. Nancy E. died in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on October 6, 1854; she was 2. Nancy E. was buried in Smith Family Burial Ground, Shawhan, Kentucky.
			Notes on Nancy E. Smith:
			This child was  to family researchers until October, 1999, when Tom and Bob Francis uncovered her grave in the Smith Family Burial Ground, Shawhan, Kentucky.

On October 28, 1858 Amanda M. second married Richard J. WISDOM, in Bourbon County, Kentucky.

129. Margaret ALLISON (Susan SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Margaret was born in 1826.

Notes:  The marriage of Margaret Allison to John Hinkson is based upon circumstantial evidence.  The “Hinkson” connection came from various genealogies (Madsen, Norton, etc) which named Margaret as “Margaret Hinkson” which I originally thought of as a middle name (i.e., Margaret Hinkson Allison).  However, recent documents from Bourbon County, Kentucky, court records, plus reference to the Hinkson surname in the John Shawhan family cemetery convinced me that perhaps Margaret had married a Hinkson.

The following court records clearly indicate this connection:

Bourbon County Court, Order Book “R”, 420:
At the called term of the Bourbon County court held at the Court House in Paris Kentucky on Saturday August 5 1865...present Hon. Wm. M. Samuel, Pres. Judge M. Shawhan, gdn.  Given Amanda Hinkson minor of John Hinkson and heir at law of Margaret Shawhan Dec’d above the age of fourteen years came into court and made choice of William H. Speaks as her guardian.  Whereupon the said Wm. H. Speaks and Henry Lear (Lair?) his sureties, executed bond to the Commonwealth of Kentucky conditioned agreable (sic) to law, which said bond is duly stamped.

Bourbon County Court, Order Book “S”, 318:
At a called term of the Bourbon County Court Ky held at the Courthouse in the city of Paris January 13th 1869:
Susan A. Speaks Gdn (plaintiff) against William H. Speaks (deft)
This cause having been heard and the Court being advised, ordered that Mr. Wm. H. Speaks Gdn. Amanda Hinkson, pay to J.T. Speaks the present guardian of said Amanda, a resident of the State of Missouri the sum of five hundred and one 57/100 dollars.  And the said Wm. H. Speaks is hereby removed as Gdn. of said Amanda and discharged from further responsibility in relation to her estate, having filed his receipt for said amount in a settlement of Nov. 6, 1868, and the cause is dismissed.

Order Bk “S,” 320:
At the county Court held for Bourbon County Ky. at the courthouse in the city of Paris on Monday February 1st 1869:
Settlements, O.L.O.:  The following settlements returned into Court and ordered to lie over, viz;
W.H. Speaks Gdn. for Amanda S. Hinkston Heir Jn. Hinkston

Order Bk “S,” 330:
At the county Court held for Bourbon County Ky. at the courthouse in the city of Paris on Monday March 1st 1869:
Settlements O.R.:  The following settlements returned and ordered to lie over last term were this day examined by the court approved of and ordered to be recorded, viz;
W.H. Speaks Gdn. for Amanda S. Hinkston Heir Jn. Hinkston

Another piece of evidence which strongly suggests the marriage of Margaret Allison to John Hinkson is a gravestone in the John Shawhan Family Cemetery which reads:
“Samuel, son of J. & M. Hinkson born Oct. 19, 1848  died Jan. 28, 1852.

Margaret first married Henry EWALT.

Margaret second married John HINKSON.

They had the following children:
		i.	Samuel. Samuel was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on October 19, 1848. Samuel died in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on January 28, 1852; he was 3. Samuel was buried in John Shawhan Family Cemetery.
		ii.	Amanda. Amanda was born circa 1851.

Family of John Laughlin SHAWHAN (32) & America MANN

130. John Henry SHAWHAN (John Laughlin5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John Henry was born in Cynthiana, Kentucky, on March 22, 1840. John Henry died on December 23, 1925; he was 85.

Kentucky 1910 Miracode Index:
John W Shawhan 
  Enumeration District: 0078 Color: W 
  Age: 70 Birth Place: Kentucky 
  Visit: 0164  
  County:  Harrison, Cynthiana 
  Relation:  Husband 
  Relatives:  Daughter Josie 42, Kentucky
Daughter Lizzie 45, Kentucky
Daughter Nanie 37, Kentucky
Son Sam 34, Kentucky
Son Carrol 26, Kentucky
SIL Lizzie Frazier 57, Kentucky

On November 1, 1862 John Henry married Sarah Eliza FRAZIER, daughter of Samuel FRAZIER & Martha SKINNER, in Kentucky. Sarah Eliza was born on May 23, 1844. Sarah Eliza died on February 29, 1904; she was 59.

Harrison County Will Book M, p. 216
Will of Sallie E. Shawhan:

In the name of God, amen. Know all men by these presents that I Sallie E. Shawhan (wife of Jno H. Shawhan) of Cynthiana Ky., knowing the uncertainty of this life and being in sound mind and memory do make and publish and declare this my last will and testament:

It is my will and desire and I do hereby devise and bequeath, after the payment of debts, that all my property real and personal go to my three daughters, Josie Shawhan, Lizzie Shawhan and Nancy Shawhan, but it is also my desire that my said daughters are to furnish my two sons Sam ad Carroll Shawhan a home in the house and lot owned by my sister Lizzie Frazer and myself so long as my said sons remain unmarried. but on the marriage of either of my sons he is to vacate the house. This part of my will is not to be construed as casting any title to said property in either of my said sons.

Witness my hand this 22nd day of Sept. 1903.
Sallie E. Shawhan

attest
M. C. Swinford
Maggie V. Taylor

State of Kentucky
County of Harrison }Sct

I Claude Desha clerk of the County Court for the County and State aforesaid, certify that the foregoing instrument of writting (sic) of date Septmber 23rd, 1903 purporting to be the last will and testament of Sallie E. Shawhan dec’d was on the 28th day of March 1904 produced in Court and proven by the oaths of M. C. Swinford and Maggie V. Taylor the subscribing witnesses thereto to be the last will and testament of the said decedent to be recorded as such, which is done accordingly.

Given under my hand this 14th day of April 1904
Claude Desha, C.H.C.C.

They had the following children:
		i.	Mattie Redmond. Mattie Redmond was born in 1863. Mattie Redmond died in 1886; she was 23.
		ii.	Josie. Josie was born in 1867. Josie died in 1947; she was 80.
		iii.	Elizabeth "Lizzie". Elizabeth "Lizzie" was born in 1869. Elizabeth "Lizzie" died in 1949; she was 80.
		iv.	Nancy Kirtley. Nancy Kirtley was born in 1871. Nancy Kirtley died in 1958; she was 87.
		v.	John Langstrough. John Langstrough was born on August 20, 1873.119 John Langstrough died in 1902; he was 28.
		vi.	Samuel Frazier. Samuel Frazier was born in 1875. Samuel Frazier died in 1957; he was 82.
	318	vii.	Joel Skinner (1878-1948)
		viii.	Chas. Miller. Chas. Miller was born in Harrison County, Kentucky, in 1880. Chas. Miller died in 1959; he was 79.
		ix.	Carroll. Carroll was born in Cynthiana, Kentucky, in 1882. Carroll died in 1949; he was 67.
			He is mentioned as pall pearer in an obituary for Ann SHAWHAN, daughter of John Laughlin SHAWHAN (The Cynthiana Democrat September 27, 1945).

Family of John Laughlin SHAWHAN (32) & Elizabeth "Betsey" REDMON

131. Josephine SHAWHAN (John Laughlin5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Josephine was born on September 1, 1842. Josephine died on February 11, 1863; she was 20. Josephine was buried in Battle Grove Cemetery, Cynthiana, Kentucky.

On March 29, 1860 Josephine married John W. URMSTON, son of Thomas D. URMSTON (February 12, 1801-) & Eliza HARCOURT (-1855), in Harrison County, Kentucky. John W. was buried in Battle Grove Cemetery, Cynthiana, Kentucky.

They had one child:
		i.	John Leslie. John Leslie was born on December 31, 1860. John Leslie died on October 13, 1882; he was 21. John Leslie was buried in Battle Grove Cemetery, Cynthiana, Kentucky.

132. Mary E. SHAWHAN (John Laughlin5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Mary E. was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, in 1845. Mary E. died in Bourbon County, Kentucky, in 1895; she was 50. Mary E. was buried in Battle Grove Cemetery, Cynthiana, Harrison County, Kentucky.

On June 20, 1866 Mary E. married James K. MEGIBBEN, son of William MEGIBBEN (June 4, 1808-July 1, 1848) & Emily GELVIN (May 26, 1811-November 5, 1857), in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Married in her father’s home in the presence of Thomas J. Megibben, Joseph Lail Shawhan, and H.W. Shawhan. James K. was born in Clermont County, Ohio, on May 15, 1844. James K. died in Bourbon County, Kentucky, in 1899; he was 54. James K. was buried in Battle Grove Cemetery, Cynthiana, Kentucky.

History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed. by William Henry Perrin, O. L. Baskin & County, Chicago, 1882, p. 672

JAMES K. MEGIBBEN, distiller and farmer; P.O. Lair's Station; was born in Clermont County, Ohio, May 15, 1844, to Wm. and Emily (Gelvin) McGibben.  His father died when he was but an infant; was taken care of and supported by his older brother.  In 1854, at the age of ten years, he came to Harrison County and began to work for himself by doing such work as his strength and age allowed, principally on a farm; at the age of nineteen began working in the distillery of John Shawhan, and continued the same until 1866, when he married and began farming, in the partnership of his brother, T.J. Megibben; followed the same for about one year, when he, with his father-in-law, J.L. Shawhan, bought a distillery in Scott County, near Stamping Ground.  In 1868 he sold out his business in Scott County and became a partner in the distillery business with his brother.  In 1868-9 he built the distillery known as "Excelsior No. 38."   He is now the owner of an interest in two large distilleries, and is building a large distillery and flouring mill at Lair's Station; has a farm of about 350 acres of the best land of Harrison County, pleasantly situated at Lair's Station Pike.  Upon his farm he has a fine brick resdience, which is spoken of as one of the finest residence of Harrison County.  In 1866 he married Miss Mary E. Shawhan, a native of Harrison County.  He is a Democrat.  He has been a prominent member of the order of A.F. & A.M. at Cynthiana for a number of years.  He is a thorough and energetic businessman, always first in any public enterprise, and is well worthy of the high esteem in which he is held.
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This old house called "Boscobel" is located on the old Lair Pike about five miles from Cynthiana and within sight of Lair Station. (Both front and rear of the house are pictured here.) The stone part was built by John Lair in the late 1790's. Since then over the years, Boscobel has been owned by J. Wesley Lair, T. J. Megibben, Orah Ballinger, T. J. Craycraft and the Sidney Cummins family, in that succession.

John Lair emigrated from Virginia to Kentucky in 1791 with his brothers, Andrew and Mathias. All three were Revolutionary soldiers. Andrew was one of the founders of Logan's Fort, now Stanford, Ky. Mathias and John came on to Harrison County and, on their 2,000-acre claim, built their log cabins near the ruins of Hinkson's or Ruddle's Fort on the South Licking River. Near the site of his log cabin Mathias soon built his imposing manor house "The Cedars," now partly standing. And John built Boscobel out of stone and near his original log cabin. Both are now approached from the Old Lair Pike.

While John Lair and his wife, Sally Custer Lair, were living in the log cabin they were continually harassed by Indians. A short log in the floor was left loose so that in case of an Indian surprise they could creep into the small cellar made as a hiding hole. One day when the horses started running and snorting, as they did when they sensed Indians, Sally Lair was alone in the cabin with her baby. She took the child into the cellar and, fearing that he might cry and betray their hiding place, she nursed him during the entire time she was in hiding while the Indians overhead danced about and ate everything they could lay their hands on.

Soon John Lair began building the stone house Boscobel. It had three rooms on the ground floor, an outside kitchen and a hall with extremely narrow stairway which led up to the three upper rooms, all of which are intact today. And here the John Lairs reared their children.

Near the house is the family graveyard. Besides the family graves, there is the grave of "the wandering woman," not unusual in those days, we are told. According to the family, she wandered in from nowhere, and John Lair allowed her to occupy a vacant cabin, gave her a garden plot, had it plowed and gave her a pig and a cow. When the other cows in the neighborhood went dry, the slaves said she was a witch woman and had dried up their cows. They even said they peeped through her window one night and saw her milking her dish rag and that she was filling her bucket with foaming milk. They wanted to run her off, but John Lair protected her and, when she died, had her buried with the family.

John Lair's son, John Wesley Lair, married Catherine Smiser from the George Smiser house still standing just across the river. And here they reared their children, John A, Helen, Mary, Arabella.
 
Fanny and Lida. Before the Civil War they enlarged Boscobel, because the five young daughters having beaus made a large parlor almost a necessity. The new section was built of frame and included a large hallway opening into an ample parlor and a circular stairway in the hall leading to one large room above. Wesley Lair died during the Civil War. In 1867 his wife sold Boscobel and the 227 surrounding acres to T. J. Megibben, and moved to town to the present Jack Magee house. the second from the hotel on Main 
St. Here her daughter, Helen, married Cynthiana's eloquent attorney, A. H. Ward, and here their first daughter, Maud (Mrs. W. T. Lafferty), was born. Their other children were Harry, Kitty, Paul and Ash Ward.

T. J. Megibben, who purchased Boscobel from the Lairs, was at one time the largest landowner in the county. He was part owner of six distilleries and 2,800 acres of land. He had a younger brother, James K., who was in business with him, and who became the next occupant of the old house, Boscobel after the Lairs. In 1866 James K. Megibben married Mary E. Shawhan (sister of Mr. Jim Shawhan) who lived in the columned brick mansion now the Jett place) just across the road from Boscobel, and they moved into Boscobel in 1867. Here the first two of their eight children were born-Charlie and Lela.

After the Jim Megibbens, the next occupants of Boscobel during the T. J. Megibben ownership, were the Tyce Hutsells. Tyce Hutsell was manager of the Megibben race horses and married Ada Shawhan (sister of Mrs. Jim Megibben). They had two children, Jack and Ada Mae, Jack born in Lexington and Ada Mae (now Mrs. Charles L. Robinson) at Boscobel. According to Perrin's History the. Megibbens had 50 racehorses and 100 trotters and roadsters. Outstanding among the racehorses were Huntress and Spring Bok. Spring Bok ran a dead heat in one of the California Derbys, winning half of the $60,000 stake. A short time after this, Spring Bok killed a man on one of the Clarence LeBus farms, literally pawing him to death, it is said. Jim Megibben's son, Will, at the age of 17, one day took eight of their horses to the Latonia track and won eight races.

Boscobel was also occupied for a time during the, T. J. Megibben ownership by John Carter.

The next occupants of the old place were the Orah Ballingers Orah had previously kept the Lair store, post office and depot, all in one building and lived in the large frame house still standing on the hill at Lair, known as Hillside Retreat, which he sold along with his business to the late J. T. Wornall in 1896, and came to Boscobel to live. Here their children, Marguerite (Mrs. Clyde Abbott), and Roy, were born. Miss Fanny Zoller, a sister of Mrs. Ballinger, was then teaching school at Lair and often visited at Boscobel although she continued to live at Hillside Retreat with the Wornalls. In 1904 Orah Ballinger sold the place to T. J. Craycraft and moved to town where Orah became cashier of The Harrison Deposit Bank. They later moved to Cincinnati where he was first with the American National, then the Fifth-Third Bank.

William David then John Lowe and finally a Rankin family, lived in the house, each for a short period while it was still owned by Orah Ballinger.

When the Sidney Cumminses moved to Boscobel their sons, John and Joe, were three years and three months old, respectively. Their daughter, Katherine, was born there. It was the Cumminses who built the porch on front of the house in 1938. After their three children were grown, the Cummins family moved to town in 1941, but the place has been in tile family ever since.

The people who have lived in the place since 1941 are, first the Wallace Sosbes next the Sterling Wagoners, then the Virgil Feebacks and last the Donald Frymans. The present owners are Joe Cummins and Mrs. M. J. Dermody (Katherine Cummins). The house, however, is now unoccupied.

John and Joe Cummins say they often wondered, while living there and have often wondered since. just why so many tramps always stopped at Boscobel rather than the other houses nearer the road and railroad. We think the wandering woman of early Boscobel is the answer. Passing tramps today may never see the tombstone of the wandering woman in the family graveyard, but she probably started the word 150 years ago, which has passed on from wanderer to wanderer on down through the years, a legend which is still a part of Boscobel.120

E-mail: Subject: Megibben Family History
Date: Sun, 21 Jun 1998 14:07:28 -0400
From: rebky@fuse.net

Bob,

I'm still having problems transmitting the Megibben family history to you. I know I'm doing something wrong...but I have'nt figured it out yet.Till I do figure it out, I'm senting you my
direct line descent via e-mail, starting with my g.g.g. grandfather William Megibben.

William Megibben, b. 4 June 1808, near Brownsville, Pa. Moved to Clermont Co., OH. There he met Emily Gelvin, born 26 May 1811, in Clermont Co., OH. They were married on 20 May 1830. William by trade was a farmer. He died 1 July 1848 and is buried near Neville, Clermont Co., OH. Emily died 5 November 1857 and is buried near Neville, Clermont Co., OH (burial location unk.). They had eight children; 5 boys and 3 girls. They are: Thomas Jefferson Megibben (1831-1890), William
Megibben, JR., (?-?), John W. Megibben (?-?), Jeremiah Megibben (1842-1869), James K.
Megibben (1844-1899), Martha Megibben (?-?), Elizabeth Megibben (?-?) and Eliza Megibben
(?-?).

Note: All five brothers moved to Cynthiana, Ky, starting with Thomas Jefferson Megibben, on 6 January 1849. They are buried in our family section at Battle Grove Cemetery. I have never found any information on the three sisters.

Bob, the next info will be on my g.g. grandfather/grandmother James K. and Mary E. (Shawhan) Megibben. I'm sorry to have to sent it this way.

Larry
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Subject: Megibben Family History-2
Date: Mon, 22 Jun 1998 08:53:32 -0400
From: rebky@fuse.net

Bob,

This is a continuation of my direct line of descent started yesterday .  James K. Megibben, b. 15 May 1844, in Clermont Co., near Neville, Ohio. He was the 4th son of William Megibben and Emily (Gelvin) Megibben. At the age of 10, (1854) he was sent to live with his oldest brother Thomas Jefferson Megibben, in Harrison Co., KY. At the age of 19, he started working in the distillery of John Shawhan. He met Mary E. Shawhan, b.1845, and they were married on 20 June 1866.

NOTE: The Marriage Certificate shows that James K. Megibben and Mary E. Shawhan were married at the home of Mary's father John L. Shawhan, in the presence of Thomas J. Megibben, Joseph Lail (?) Shawhan and H.W. Shawhan.

James K. Megibben and Mary E. (Shawhan) Megibben, later lived on a 350 acre farm at Lair's Station, Harrison Co., KY. James K. was a distillery/flour mill owner, businessman and thoroughbred horse, cattle and sheep breeder. Mary E. died in 1893 and is buried in Battle Grove Cemetery, Section I. James K. died in 1899 and is buried next to his wife. James K. and Mary E. (Shawhan) Megibben, had five children; 3 boys and 2 girls. They were: John William "Will" Megibben (19 May 1867-25 August 1933), Charles K. Megibben (1870-1948), Lelia May Megibben (1872-1892), Elizabeth Megibben (?-?), and Todd Megibben (?-?).

NOTE: Next to the gravestone of James K. and Mary E., are several others that indicate they may have had other children. One stone reads "Mary E.-James K. Infant 1889". Two others read "Thomas J. 1881-1901", and Lissie L. 1877-1900" It should be noted however, that Lissie L., could be Elizabeth whose name appears above.
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Subject: Megibben Family History-3
Date: Mon, 22 Jun 1998 10:02:08 -0400
From: rebky@fuse.net

Bob,

This is the third installment of my direct line of descent. Know it must be getting boring for
you. Well, here goes.

John W. Megibben, b. 19 May 1867, son of James K. and Mary E. (Shawhan) Megibben. He was born in Cynthiana, Harrison Co., KY and in the mid-1880's attended Washington and Lee college in Lexington, Va. By trade he was a horseman and overseer of a race horse farm and stables. He married Rowena Lair Reynolds on 20 September 1894.

NOTE: The Marriage License states; they were married in the home of her father, in the
presence of Mrs. Bettie Keller and Jinnie Shawhan. Her parents were Samuel T. and Sarah Lair Reynolds. For reasons I don't know...John Williams Megibben, used his middle name and folks called him "Will".

John William Megibben died in Cynthiana, Ky on 25 August 1933 and is buried in Battle Grove Cemetery. Funeral records show that the Pall Bearers were; Sam or Saw Shawhan, Carroll Shawhan, James W. Megibben, Robert Megibben, R.B. Whaley (funeral director), Dr. C.L. Swinford, W.B. Redmon, Frank M.C. Swinford and William King. John William Megibben's wife Rowena Lair never remarried and died on 7 October 1960, in Cynthiana, Ky. She is buried next to her husband
in Battle Grove Cemetery. Funeral records show her Pall Bearers were; Leslie Price, Eugene O. Monson, Freeman Tussey, Mathew Campbell, Harry T. Taylor, Eugene Durbin and Dr. C.L. Thornberry.

John William and Rowena Lair (Reynolds) Megibben, had three children. 1 boy and 2 girls. They were James Reynolds "Buck" Megibben, ( 19 August 1896-1 September 1961), Mary E. Megibben (?-19?) and Sarah L. Megibben (?-19?).

Larry

They had the following children:
	319	i.	John William “Will” (1867-1933)
	320	ii.	Charles K. (1870-1948)
		iii.	Todd.
		iv.	Lelia May. Lelia May was born in 1872. Lelia May died in 1892; she was 20.
		v.	Elizabeth.

133. Daniel Bell SHAWHAN (John Laughlin5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Daniel Bell was born in 1847. Daniel Bell died in 1912; he was 65. Daniel Bell was buried in Battle Grove Cemetery, Cynthiana, Kentucky.

Daniel Bell married Emma GIBSON. Emma was born in 1853. Emma died in 1919; she was 66. Emma was buried in Battle Grove Cemetery, Cynthiana, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	Daniel Bradley. Daniel Bradley was born in 1870.
			On April 30, 1901 Daniel Bradley married Louise SMISER, daughter of John Harmon SMISER (July 27, 1837-1902) & Mary K. EWALT, in Church Of The Advent, Cynthiana, Kentucky.121 Louise was born in 1874. Louise died on February 4, 1904; she was 30.122
		ii.	Bessie. Bessie was born in 1877. Bessie died in 1963; she was 86. Bessie was buried in Battle Grove Cemetery, Cynthiana, Kentucky.
			Research: Excerpt from "Kentuckian," Paris, Kentucky newspaper:  Miss BESSIE Shawhan of Cynthiana is the guest of Miss Robert of Hotel Fordham. March 23,1895
			
			NOTE:  There may be only one husband for Bessie Shawhan.  There is no mention of "James Brown" in "Shawhan-Shawhan Genealogy."

			After 1900 Bessie first married James Brown SIMPSON.123 James Brown was born in 1872. James Brown died in 1963; he was 91. James Brown was buried in Battle Grove Cemetery, Cynthiana, Kentucky.
			Bessie second married Dave VEATCH.

			Research: "Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy" lists "Bessie m. Dave Veatch," p. 40
		iii.	Charles R. Charles R. was born in 1875. Charles R. died in 1875; he was <1. Charles R. was buried in Battle Grove Cemetery, Cynthiana, Kentucky.
			At the Cynthiana Battle Grove Cemetery, a gravestone sits next to Daniel B. and Emma G. Shawhan’s gravestones marked CHARLES R. SHAWHAN  1875-1875.  This MAY be their son.  The stone is identical in shape and lettering with the others.

134. Joseph SHAWHAN (John Laughlin5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Joseph was born in 1851. Joseph died in 1926; he was 75.

Joseph married Ann WOODWARD. Ann died on October 31, 1933 in Cincinnati, Ohio. Ann was buried on November 2, 1933 in Battle Grove Cemetery, Cynthiana, Kentucky.

Mrs. Annie Woodward Shawhan, widow of Joseph Shawhan, died Tuesday at her home in Cincinnati..  She formerly lived here.   Mrs. Shawhan is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Will Fisher, of Cincinnati and two sisters, Miss Eunice Woodward and Miss Lizzie Woodward, of this city.  Funeral services will be held in Cincinnati and the burial will be in Battle Grove cemetery this morning at 11 o'clock.124

They had the following children:
		i.	Mrs. Will Fisher.
			Mrs. Will Fisher married Will FISHER.
		ii.	daughter 2.

135. America SHAWHAN (John Laughlin5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). America was born in 1853. America died in 1886; she was 33.

Circa 1874 America married Thomas ROBINSON.

They had one child:
		i.	Samuel J. Samuel J. was born in 1875. Samuel J. died in August 1908; he was 33.

136. Elizabeth Lillian SHAWHAN (John Laughlin5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Elizabeth Lillian was born in 1855. Elizabeth Lillian died in Battle Grove Cemetery, Cynthiana, Kentucky, in 1911; she was 56.

Elizabeth Lillian married James F. KELLER, son of Noah KELLER & Elizabeth Hamilton REMINGTON. James F. was born in 1850. James F. died in Battle Grove Cemetery, Cynthiana, Kentucky, in 1890; he was 40.

They had the following children:
		i.	Frank. Frank was born in 1874. Frank died in Battle Grove Cemetery, Cynthiana, Kentucky, in 1890; he was 16.
		ii.	Elizabeth. Elizabeth was born in 1873. Elizabeth died in Battle Grove Cemetery, Cynthiana, Kentucky, in 1958; she was 85.
			The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 18, page 188: Mrs. Elizabeth Keller Howe. DAR ID Number: 17498 Born in Cynthiana, Kentucky. Wife of William Wallace Howe. Descendant of William Hamilton and of John Hamilton, of Pennsylvania. Daughter of James P. Keller and Elizabeth Shawhan, his wife. Granddaughter of Noah Keller and Elizabeth Hamilton Remington, his wife. Gr.-granddaughter of Greenup Remington and Sarah Hamilton, his wife. [p.188] Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of John Hamilton (1766-1863) and Rachel Cook, his wife. Gr.-gr.-gr.-granddaughter of William Hamilton and Mary Bitener, his wife. William Hamilton served in the Pennsylvania militia and his name is found among those who received depreciation pay, 1781. He was born in Tyronc Co., Ireland, and died in Washington Co., Penna. His sons, Daniel, David, Samuel and John, also served in the militia. Also No. 15554.

			Elizabeth married William Wallace HOWE. William Wallace was born in 1863. William Wallace died in Battle Grove Cemetery, Cynthiana, Kentucky, in 1935; he was 72.

137. Ada Minerva SHAWHAN (John Laughlin5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Ada Minerva was born in 1857. Ada Minerva died in 1912; she was 55.125

Ada Minerva married Tice HUTSELL.

They had the following children:
		i.	John “Jack”.
		ii.	Ada Mae.
			Ada Mae married Charles L. ROBINSON.

138. Annie SHAWHAN (John Laughlin5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Annie was born on November 13, 1859. Annie died on September 23, 1945; she was 85.126 Annie was buried in Battle Grove Cemetery, Cynthiana, Kentucky.

WHALEY
Mrs. Annie SHAWHAN WHALEY died Sunday, Sept. 23, 1945, at 12:10 p.m.  at Mrs. Jessie DAY's home on South Main Street following an illness of more than a year.

Born in Harrison County Nov. 13, 1859, she was a daughter of the late John L. and Elizabeth REDMON SHAWHAN, natives of this county.  She was preceded in death by her husband,  Todd WHALEY, on March 4 1939.  Mrs. WHALEY  had spent  practically her whole life  in Cynthiana, where she was a member of the Christian Church, having joined in 1875.

She is survived by three grand-children, Mrs. Gene VanDEREN and Mrs. Robert OWEN of Cynthiana, and Billy HOWK, U.S. Marines, Camp Pendleton, Calif., and a brother, James L. SHAWHAN of this city.

Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Whaley Funeral Home wih Rev. C. N. BARNETTE officiating.  Burial was in Battle Grove Cemetery.

Pall bearers were Caroll SHAWHAN, S.F. SHAWHAN, Jack HUTSELL, Charles L. ROBINSON, Charles B. MARSHALL, Eugene GRAGG, James L. Chowning and Eugene VanDEREN.

On December 14, 1884 Annie married Todd W. WHALEY, son of Charles Henry WHALEY (April 17, 1820-) & Nancy Jane POTTS. Todd W. was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on April 8, 1856. Todd W. died in Harrison County, Kentucky, on March 4, 1939; he was 82. Todd W. was buried in Battle Grove Cemetery, Cynthiana, Kentucky.

Todd W. WHALEY, 83 years old, retired grocer, died Saturday morning, March 4, 1939, at the Harrison Memorial hospital where he was admitted about three weeks before.  He had been in ill health for several months.  The body was removed to the R.B. Whaley  funeral home where funeral services were held Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, with the Rev. C.n. BARNETTE officiating. Burial in Battle Grove cemetery.  Pallbearers were W.C. HOWK, Charles K. MEGIBBEN, S.F. SHAWHAN, John M. CROMWELL, James L CROWNING and Veach C. REDD.  Mr. WHALEY was born in Bourbon county April 8, 1856, a son of  the late Charles H. and Nancy Jane POTTS WHALEY.  He was married December 14, 1884 to Miss Annie T. SHAWHAN, who survives.  Their only daughter, Mrs. Myrtie WHALEY HOWK, died in 1920 and there are three surviving grandchildren, Mrs. C. E. VanDEREN, of Dayton, O., Mrs. Robert OWEN and Billy HOWK, both of this city; one great grandson, Robertt A. OWEN, Jr., two sisters, Mrs. John SHOCKLEY, of Flemingsburg and Mrs. Ed. C. COX of this city.  Mr. WHALEY was a member of the Cynthiana Christian church.127

They had one child:
	321	i.	Myrtle (-1920)

139. William Laughlin SHAWHAN (John Laughlin5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). William Laughlin was born in 1861. William Laughlin died on October 27, 1940; he was 79.

Moved to Grass Range, Montana.  ("Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy," p. 41)
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Cynthiana Democrat, November 7, 1940:
Will Shawhan, 79 years old of Great Falls, Montana, died Sunday, October 27 at Columbus  hospital, according to a message to his brother, James L. Shawhan, last week. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Lewistown Mortuary Chapel, with burial in Lewistown cemetery by his wife, the former Miss Anna Keller Shawhan. Mr. Shawhan is survived by three sons, Hugh L. Shawhan, of Great Falls, with whom he made his home; D.T. Shawhan of Billings, Mont. and B.M. Shawhan, Sacramento, Calif, three grandsons, three granddaughters and two great-grandsons, and a sister, Mrs. Tod Whaley, this city. He was bom in Cynthiana August 24, 1861, a son of the late John L. and Elizabeth Redmon Shawhan, and lived here until 1911, when he went to Montana and took up a homestead at Grass Range.
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Harrison County Deed book 44, p. 580
Wm Shawhan to T. J. Megibben
This indenture made this 24th March 1883 between William Shawhan and his wife Annie Shawhan of the County of Harrison & State of Kentucky on the first part & T. J. Megibben of same county & State aforesaid of the second part witnesseth that for and in consideration of the sum of two hundred and fifty cash in hand paid the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged the first party have granted bargained & sold & do by these presents grant bargain sell & convey unto the second part his heirs and assigns all the undivided right title and interest in & to one hundred acres of land held by Elizabeth Shawhan mother of the first part & widow of John L. Shawhan being her dower in the tract of land conveyed to her by the heirs at law of Sarah E. Hedges, The said undivided interest herein conveyed is the one eleventh subject to the widow’s life estate into the one hundred acres held by the said Elizabeth Shawhan for Dower.  To have and to hold together with all singular the appurtenances thereunto belonging unto the second party (illegible) heirs & assigns forever subject to the life estate aforesaid with (illegible) of general warranty in testimony whereof the first party have hereunto set their hands this day & date first above written
William Shawhan
Annie P. Shawhan

State of Kentucky
Harrison County, sct

I Perry Wherritt Clerk of the Harrison County Court do certify that this deed from Wm Shawhan and Annie his wife to T. J. Megibben was on the 24th day of March last produced to me in my office by Wm Shawhan and again on the 26th of March last by Anie P. his wife and acknowledged at the above dates respectively by the grantors to be their act and deed and then on last date lodged for record which is due this 19th April 1883
P. W. Wherritt Clerk
by M. W. Boyd D. C.

In June 1881 William Laughlin married Ann "Polly" KELLER, daughter of Hugh M. KELLER (March 1834-) & Philadelphia THOMPSON, in Cynthiana, Harrison County, Kentucky. Ann "Polly" was born on June 11, 1858. Ann "Polly" died in 1958; she was 99.

They had the following children:
	322	i.	Hugh Laughadale (1882-1964)
	323	ii.	Donald Thomas (1886-1964)
		iii.	Bruce. Bruce was born in Eaton, Ohio, in 1887. Bruce died in 1976; he was 89.
			Bruce married Audrey COLLINS. Audrey died in 1971.

Family of Mary “Polly” SHAWHAN (33) & Josiah THOMAS

140. Eli R. THOMAS (Mary “Polly” SHAWHAN5, Jane "Jennie"4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Eli R. was born on August 15, 1835. Eli R. died in Louisiana Prairie, Illinois, on February 2, 1894; he was 58.

E-mail, April 21, 2001:
Mr. Francis:

It states in your posting at World Connect that Eli R. Thomas died in Louisiana Prairie, IL.  However, I cannot find that place (either county or city) in Illinois.  Do you happen to know exactly where it is?

Thank you!

Lynda Knobloch
knoblochlc@home.com

On May 29, 1861 Eli R. married Mary Ann BECKETT (145) , daughter of Joseph Shawhan BECKET (36) (November 13, 1809-October 19, 1878) & Elizabeth Frances TODD (September 1, 1808-January 28, 1892). Mary Ann was born on January 26, 1840. Mary Ann died on December 20, 1916; she was 76.

They had the following children:
		i.	Ida M. Ida M. was born on February 26, 1864. Ida M. died in 1930; she was 65.
		ii.	Curtis M. Curtis M. was born on June 3, 1868. Curtis M. died on June 20, 1916; he was 48.
			On November 24, 1890 Curtis M. married Ida M. FARLOW.
		iii.	Joseph Lorin. Joseph Lorin was born on November 3, 1872.
			Joseph Lorin married Emily CUTTER.
		iv.	Walter. Walter was born on June 23, 1879.

Family of Luke (Shawhan) BECKETT (34) & Nancy McCOMB

141. Miles W. BECKETT (Luke (Shawhan)5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Miles W. was born in Indiana on September 17, 1826. Miles W. died on October 8, 1898; he was 72. Miles W. was buried in Mt. Moriah Church Cemetery, Henryville, Clark County, Indiana. Occupation: Farmer.

Notes for Miles Beckett:
Quarter Master for Henryville Post No. 461, Henryville, Clark County, IN. Organized by 29 Jun 1886. Twenty charter members.

On February 8, 1852 Miles W. married Rebecca L. MARCY, in Ohio County, Indiana. Rebecca L. was born in Indiana on February 24, 1831. Rebecca L. died on October 15, 1917; she was 86. Rebecca L. was buried in Mt. Moriah Church Cemetery, Henryville, Clark County, Indiana.

Notes for Rebecca L Marcy:
1900 census Rebecca was a widow with Lillie and 3 grandsons living with her.

They had the following children:
		i.	Rye.
		ii.	Maria J. Maria J. was born in Indiana in 1852.
			Maria J. married ALMSTEAD.
		iii.	Robert A. Robert A. was born in Indiana in 1854.128 Robert A. died on August 13, 1879; he was 25. Robert A. was buried in Mt. Moriah Church Cemetery, Henryville, Clark County, Indiana.
		iv.	Mary E. Mary E. was born in Indiana in 1856.
			Notes for Mary E Beckett:
			Cared fro Rebecca in her last years.

			Mary E. married PENROD.
		v.	James H. James H. was born in January 1858. James H. died on April 13, 1859; he was 1. James H. was buried in Mt. Moriah Church Cemetery, Henryville, Clark County, Indiana.
	324	vi.	Nancy Ann (1859-1933)
		vii.	Lillie Belle. Lillie Belle was born in Indiana on November 29, 1861.128 Lillie Belle died on February 25, 1929; she was 67. Lillie Belle was buried in Mt. Moriah Church Cemetery, Henryville, Clark County, Indiana.
			Lillie Belle first married John CLAPP.
			Lillie Belle second married SANDERS.
		viii.	Willis M. Willis M. was born in Indiana in October 1863.128
			Willis M. married Rosie LIGHTCAP.
	325	ix.	Edwin Miles (1867-1940)
		x.	John W. John W. was born in Indiana about 1871.128
			Notes for John W Beckett:
			1900 census states birth is August 1876.

Family of John BECKETT (35) & Martha ANDERSON

142. Cornelius Ruddle BECKETT (John5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Cornelius Ruddle was born in Clark County, Indiana, on August 23, 1828. Cornelius Ruddle died in Weston, Oregon, on April 28, 1881; he was 52.

On August 4, 1850 Cornelius Ruddle married Sarilda Ann CLARK, in Jeffersonville, Indiana. Sarilda Ann was born in Clark County, Indiana, on October 17, 1831. Sarilda Ann died in Eightmile, Oregon, on December 11, 1891; she was 60.

They had the following children:
		i.	John William. John William was born in Clark County, Indiana, on April 5, 1854. John William died in Portland, Oregon, on September 29, 1937; he was 83.
		ii.	Mary Henrietta. Mary Henrietta was born in Clark County, Indiana, on December 2, 1856. Mary Henrietta died in Eightmile, Oregon, on December 24, 1874; she was 18.
		iii.	Martha E. Martha E. was born in Camp Point, Illinois, on March 31, 1859. Martha E. died in Eightmile, Oregon, on February 25, 1900; she was 40.

143. Henrietta BECKETT (John5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Henrietta was born in Clark County, Indiana, on December 10, 1829. Henrietta died in Louisiana Prairie, Illinois, on July 25, 1910; she was 80. Henrietta was buried in Hebron Cemetery.

On March 6, 1855 Henrietta married Samuel T. HERRON, son of William HERRON. Samuel T. was born in Washington County, Indiana, on July 30, 1829.

They had the following children:
		i.	Laura A. Laura A. was born on May 18, 1857. Laura A. died on August 6, 1864; she was 7.
		ii.	John W. John W. was born on April 30, 1859.
			On November 2, 1882 John W. married Martha LANCASTER.
		iii.	Cornelius H. Cornelius H. was born on February 18, 1861.
			On October 10, 1883 Cornelius H. married Stella M. MOCK.
		iv.	Sarah M. Sarah M. was born on April 11, 1863.
		v.	Martha T. Martha T. was born on November 26, 1864.
		vi.	James C. James C. was born on November 26, 1864.
		vii.	Charles E. Charles E. was born on June 13, 1868.
		viii.	Mary E. Mary E. was born on February 14, 1872.

144. Sarah Bradshaw BECKETT (John5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Sarah Bradshaw was born on November 12, 1831. Sarah Bradshaw died in Camp Point, Illinois, on February 27, 1900; she was 68.

Sarah Bradshaw married James Armstrong HUGHES. James Armstrong was born in 1825. James Armstrong died in 1902; he was 77.

They had the following children:
	326	i.	Henrietta Adelia (1854-1915)
	327	ii.	Martha Ellinor (1856-)
		iii.	Willia Volney. Willia Volney was born in 1859. Willia Volney died in 1867; he was 8.
	328	iv.	Mary Adeline (1863-1922)
	329	v.	John Pickney (1866-1933)
	330	vi.	Oscar Mileham (1870-1948)
		vii.	James Arthur. James Arthur was born in 1874. James Arthur died in 1875; he was 1.

Family of Joseph Shawhan BECKET (36) & Elizabeth Frances TODD

145. Mary Ann BECKETT (Joseph Shawhan BECKET5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Mary Ann was born on January 26, 1840. Mary Ann died on December 20, 1916; she was 76.

On May 29, 1861 Mary Ann married Eli R. THOMAS (140) , son of Josiah THOMAS & Mary “Polly” SHAWHAN (33) (circa 1796-). Eli R. was born on August 15, 1835. Eli R. died in Louisiana Prairie, Illinois, on February 2, 1894; he was 58.

E-mail, April 21, 2001:
Mr. Francis:

It states in your posting at World Connect that Eli R. Thomas died in Louisiana Prairie, IL.  However, I cannot find that place (either county or city) in Illinois.  Do you happen to know exactly where it is?

Thank you!

Lynda Knobloch
knoblochlc@home.com

They had the following children:
		i.	Ida M. Ida M. was born on February 26, 1864. Ida M. died in 1930; she was 65.
		ii.	Curtis M. Curtis M. was born on June 3, 1868. Curtis M. died on June 20, 1916; he was 48.
			On November 24, 1890 Curtis M. married Ida M. FARLOW.
		iii.	Joseph Lorin. Joseph Lorin was born on November 3, 1872.
			Joseph Lorin married Emily CUTTER.
		iv.	Walter. Walter was born on June 23, 1879.

146. William Thomas BECKETT (Joseph Shawhan BECKET5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). William Thomas was born in Indiana on September 15, 1841. William Thomas died on April 4, 1915; he was 73.

On January 27, 1867 William Thomas first married Celestine DOWNING. Celestine was born on October 8, 1849. Celestine died on November 22, 1882; she was 33.

They had the following children:
		i.	Mary Alice. Mary Alice was born on December 24, 1868.
		ii.	Cora Jeanette. Cora Jeanette was born in Illinois on October 16, 1870. Cora Jeanette died in 1953; she was 82.
		iii.	Clarence E. Clarence E. was born in Illinois in 1876.
		iv.	William S. William S. was born in Illinois in 1879.

William Thomas second married Lizzie KEITH. Lizzie was born in 1866. Lizzie died in 1925; she was 59.

They had the following children:
		i.	Infant Daughter. Infant Daughter was born in 1892. Infant Daughter died in 1892; she was <1.
		ii.	Earl A. Earl A. was born in 1893.
		iii.	Glen Thomas. Glen Thomas was born in 1894.
		iv.	Everett Keith. Everett Keith was born in 1895. Everett Keith died in 1982; he was 87.
			Everett Keith married Ruby Lorena McFARLAND. Ruby Lorena was born in 1899. Ruby Lorena died in 1984; she was 85.
		v.	Charles Wesley. Charles Wesley was born in 1897. Charles Wesley died in 1939; he was 42.
			Charles Wesley married Irene Marie STEINBECK. Irene Marie was born in 1904. Irene Marie died in 1959; she was 55.
		vi.	Carl M. Carl M. was born in 1899. Carl M. died in 1983; he was 84.
			Carl M. married Ida May MANN. Ida May was born in 1898. Ida May died in 1975; she was 77.
		vii.	Florence Emma. Florence Emma was born in 1900. Florence Emma died in 1979; she was 79.
			Florence Emma married William Barker THOMAS. William Barker was born in 1898. William Barker died in 1966; he was 68.
		viii.	Ralph Pierce. Ralph Pierce was born in 1902. Ralph Pierce died in 1948; he was 46.
			Ralph Pierce married Florence Eleanor BOYER.
		ix.	Lena Irene. Lena Irene was born in 1904. Lena Irene died in 1904; she was <1.
		x.	Clyde. Clyde was born in 1905. Clyde died in 1905; he was <1.
		xi.	Infant Son. Infant Son was born in 1908. Infant Son died in 1908; he was <1.
		xii.	Ruth Aline. Ruth Aline was born in 1910.
			Ruth Aline married Alfred “Slick” STARMER. Alfred “Slick” was born in 1901. Alfred “Slick” died in 1986; he was 85.

147. Joseph Alexander BECKETT (Joseph Shawhan BECKET5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Joseph Alexander was born on January 31, 1847. Joseph Alexander died on June 1, 1917; he was 70.

On January 24, 1867 Joseph Alexander married Charlotte Ann Maria ROBERTSON (162) , daughter of John ROBERTSON (44) (May 4, 1807-November 11, 1863) & Mariah DOWNING (November 14, 1811-October 26, 1901). Charlotte Ann Maria was born in 1849. Charlotte Ann Maria died on October 31, 1926; she was 77.

They had the following children:
	331	i.	Maria Elizabeth (1868-1923)
		ii.	Mary Lulu. Mary Lulu was born in 1870. Mary Lulu died on August 7, 1872; she was 2.
	332	iii.	Resin Marion (1872-1944)
	333	iv.	John Emmett (1875-1946)
		v.	Fidelia Ann.
		vi.	Laura Etta. Laura Etta was born in 1880. Laura Etta died on January 2, 1881; she was 1.
		vii.	Otis Ellsworth. Otis Ellsworth was born circa 1880. Otis Ellsworth died on January 2, 1881; he was 1.
		viii.	Jesse Arthula. Jesse Arthula was born on May 26, 1882. Jesse Arthula died on May 20, 1961; she was 78.
		ix.	Doctor Linn129.

148. George Riley BECKETT (Joseph Shawhan BECKET5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). George Riley was born in Camp Point, Illinois, on May 21, 1849. George Riley died in 1941; he was 91.

On April 1, 1870 George Riley married Mary Sophia TAYLOR, daughter of Jacob TAYLOR & Elizabeth. Mary Sophia was born in York County, Pennsylvania, on January 8, 1851. Mary Sophia died in 1923; she was 71.

They had the following children:
		i.	Lola Frances. Lola Frances was born on May 11, 1871. Lola Frances died on January 24, 1876; she was 4. Lola Frances was buried in Hebron Cemetery, Camp Point, Adams County, Illinois.
		ii.	Frank Philip. Frank Philip was born on April 26, 1876. Frank Philip died on November 2, 1878; he was 2. Frank Philip was buried in Hebron Cemetery, Camp Point, Adams County, Illinois.
		iii.	Edith Allena. Edith Allena was born on September 24, 1878. Edith Allena died on March 29, 1879; she was <1. Edith Allena was buried in Hebron Cemetery, Camp Point, Adams County, Illinois.
	334	iv.	Roy Taylor (1882-1944)
	335	v.	Bessie Olive (1885-1964)

Family of Elizabeth Nancy BECKETT (37) & William O’HARRA

149. Jefferson Wood O’HARRA (Elizabeth Nancy BECKETT5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Jefferson Wood was born in Indiana on June 4, 1832. Jefferson Wood died on June 24, 1907; he was 75.

On April 3, 1856 Jefferson Wood married Paulina ROBERTSON, daughter of James ROBERTSON (January 22, 1808-August 29, 1891) & Elizabeth Ann DOWNING (February 24, 1814-October 17, 1843), in Adams County, Illinois. Paulina was born on May 9, 1838. Paulina died on September 8, 1908; she was 70.

They had the following children:
		i.	Apollos Wyatt. Apollos Wyatt was born on February 22, 1857. Apollos Wyatt died in 1941; he was 83.
			Apollos Wyatt married Eliza Jane BURNER. Eliza Jane was born in 1856. Eliza Jane died in 1928; she was 72.
		ii.	William Greenberry. William Greenberry was born on January 12, 1859. William Greenberry died in 1931; he was 71.
			William Greenberry first married Laura Vandeventer JAMES. Laura Vandeventer was born in 1863. Laura Vandeventer died in 1890; she was 27.
			William Greenberry second married Birdie Corrine REABURN. Birdie Corrine was born in 1863. Birdie Corrine died in 1927; she was 64.
		iii.	Flora Alice. Flora Alice was born on January 2, 1861. Flora Alice died in 1865; she was 3.
		iv.	Minnie Effie. Minnie Effie was born on March 1, 1863. Minnie Effie died in 1886; she was 22.
			Minnie Effie married George O. COFFMAN.
		v.	Mary Eliza. Mary Eliza was born on November 11, 1864. Mary Eliza died in 1958; she was 93.
			Mary Eliza married George Elisha BURNER. George Elisha was born in 1866. George Elisha died in 1939; he was 73.
		vi.	Cleophas Cisney. Cleophas Cisney was born on November 4, 1866. Cleophas Cisney died in 1935; he was 68.
			Cleophas Cisney married Mary Phoebe MARVEL. Mary Phoebe was born in 1869. Mary Phoebe died in 1950; she was 81.
		vii.	Lizzie Ellen. Lizzie Ellen was born on September 26, 1868. Lizzie Ellen died on April 3, 1870; she was 1.
		viii.	Mileham Leone. Mileham Leone was born on November 28, 1870. Mileham Leone died in 1966; he was 95.
			Mileham Leone first married Nanna Ellen PALMER. Nanna Ellen was born in 1870. Nanna Ellen died in 1929; she was 59.
			Mileham Leone second married Nellie Searle Reherd SMITH. Nellie Searle Reherd was born in 1877. Nellie Searle Reherd died in 1957; she was 80.
		ix.	Ira Jefferson. Ira Jefferson was born on May 7, 1872. Ira Jefferson died in 1961; he was 88.
			Ira Jefferson married Anna Dickenson GLOYD. Anna Dickenson was born in 1877. Anna Dickenson died in 1975; she was 98.

150. Joseph Cisney O’HARRA (Elizabeth Nancy BECKETT5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Joseph Cisney was born on November 6, 1835. Joseph Cisney died on March 29, 1910; he was 74.

Joseph Cisney married Angeline J. GARNER. Angeline J. was born in 1834. Angeline J. died in 1901; she was 67.

They had the following children:
		i.	H. Allen. H. Allen was born in 1862.
		ii.	Curtis P.
		iii.	Dollie.

Family of James A. BECKETT (38) & Amanda KINNEMAN

151. Willis Marion BECKETT (James A.5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Willis Marion was born in Camp Point, Illinois, on November 27, 1867. Willis Marion died in Yates Center, Kansas, on April 16, 1940; he was 72.

Willis Marion married Bertha Carolina HARTWIG. Bertha Carolina was born in 1878. Bertha Carolina died in Humboldt, Kansas, in 1907; she was 29.

They had the following children:
		i.	Mary. Mary was born on September 12, 1901.
		ii.	Wilma Eliza. Wilma Eliza died on July 26, 1975.
		iii.	Orville. Orville died on June 14, 1978.
			Orville married Jean.
		iv.	Mabel Margaret. Mabel Margaret was born on February 12, 1906.
		v.	Noel. Noel was born in North Carolina, on April 7, 1907.
			Noel married Wilma Steffan WILSON.

152. Luke Shawhan BECKETT (James A.5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Luke Shawhan was born in Camp Point, Illinois, on December 20, 1869. Luke Shawhan died in Yates Center, Kansas, on October 7, 1940; he was 70.

Luke Shawhan married Berta Matilda HARTWIG. Berta Matilda was born on December 26, 1874. Berta Matilda died in Yates Center, Kansas, on November 23, 1960; she was 85.

They had the following children:
		i.	Bertha. Bertha was born on February 4, 1896.
		ii.	Clara M. Clara M. was born on November 1, 1892.
			Clara M. married M. G. SMITH. M. G. was born on November 1, 1891.
		iii.	James W. James W. was born on March 24, 1900.
		iv.	Ruth M. Ruth M. was born on October 23, 1903. Ruth M. died on February 18, 1969; she was 65.
		v.	Roy C. Roy C. was born on November 18, 1906.

153. Sarah Jane “Sally” BECKETT (James A.5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Sarah Jane “Sally” was born in Camp Point, Illinois, on August 21, 1874. Sarah Jane “Sally” died in Ponca City, Oklahoma, on August 6, 1952; she was 77.

Sarah Jane “Sally” married Roy MERTZ.

They had the following children:
		i.	Howard Alonzo.
			Howard Alonzo married Hattie HANDLEY.
		ii.	Gertrude Irene.
			Gertrude Irene married James BRADEN.
		iii.	Thelma Bell.
			Thelma Bell married Vern ROGERS.

154. Bertha Estella BECKETT (James A.5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Bertha Estella was born in Camp Point, Illinois, on October 3, 1876. Bertha Estella died on January 18, 1915; she was 38.

Bertha Estella married Charles (C.A.) MERTA. Charles (C.A.) was born on May 28, 1877. Charles (C.A.) died on February 28, 1950; he was 72.

They had the following children:
		i.	Lorena. Lorena was born on January 9, 1901.
		ii.	Anna. Anna was born on January 27, 1903.
		iii.	Helen. Helen was born on October 18, 1903.
		iv.	Ethel. Ethel was born on June 25, 1906.
		v.	Edna May. Edna May was born in Kingman, Colorado, on February 26, 1919.

155. Etta Pearl BECKETT (James A.5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Etta Pearl was born in Camp Point, Illinois, on February 28, 1879. Etta Pearl died on September 30, 1965; she was 86.

Etta Pearl married William W. HERDER. William W. was born on January 25, 1871. William W. died on October 31, 1960; he was 89.

Subject: Beckett downline
Date: Sun, 21 Jan 2001 15:30:24 -0600
From: Liz Schwindt <schwindt@dtc.net>
To: darby@visi.net

Bob:  Thank you for sending me the James Beckett file.  I have not had time to completely read everything in it but I do have some of the information as I had bought the book from Harold Beckett.

I have Family Tree Maker on my computer and I think I am suppose to be able to export some of my files but I have tried numerous times to do it and so far it has not worked.  So I hope you  don't mind but I will have to just type out my families information.

As you can tell by my information my greatgrandfather James Beckett moved to Yates Center and then died shortly afterwards.  My other greatgrandparents also moved to Yates Center so I have a rich heritage of relatives that lived in Woodson County, Kansas.  My mother died when I was 9 and I use to feel that I couldn't go anywhere but what one of my older relatives were there to tell me how to behave.  Of course, in the 50's this was done alot more so than now.

I will give you the birth and death dates of my dad's siblings and also of some of their children.

James and Amandad (Kinnamon) Beckett's daughter Etta Pearl was my grandmother.  She married William W. Herder.

They had the following children:
		i.	Charles William. Charles William was born in Yates Center, Kansas, on September 2, 1895. Charles William died on January 6, 1979; he was 83.
			CHARLES WILLIAM HERDER130  He was born 2 Sep 1895 at Yates Center, Kansas. He married Hazel Deemer 3 Augst 1926.  They did not have any children. However, Hazel had a son Wayne from a former (divorce) marriage. Wayne took the name of Herder but no one in the family knows if he was legally adopted or not.  He had 2 daughters named Diane and ? (right name her names escapes me)

			On August 3, 1926 Charles William married Hazel DEEMER.
	336	ii.	Nettie Myrrl (1897-)
		iii.	“Little Boy”. “Little Boy” was born on November 17, 1901. “Little Boy” died on November 24, 1901; he was <1.
	337	iv.	Arthur Frederick “Bud” (1902-)
		v.	Anna Amanda. Anna Amanda was born on September 18, 1905. Anna Amanda died on March 15, 1980; she was 74.
			ANNA AMADA HERDER130 was born 18 Sep 1905 at Yates Center, Kansas. She married Ernest Reno at Yates Center, Ks. 29 Dec. 1929.  They had no children.  Aunt Annie died 12 Mar 1960 at El Dorado, Kansas.

	338	vi.	William Floyd (1908-)
	339	vii.	Bennett Clark (1910-)
	340	viii.	Everett Leland (1912-)
	341	ix.	Pauline Vivian (1915-)
		x.	Francis Carlyle. Francis Carlyle was born on February 15, 1918. Francis Carlyle died on April 15, 1918; he was <1.
	342	xi.	Lloyd Emerson (1919-)

156. Mary Elizabeth BECKETT (James A.5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Mary Elizabeth was born in Yates Center, Kansas, on February 21, 1881. Mary Elizabeth died in Yates Center, Kansas, on August 12, 1942; she was 61.

Mary Elizabeth married George W. FERREE.

They had the following children:
		i.	Harvey.
		ii.	Marcus.
		iii.	Harold.
		iv.	Wilma.
		v.	Thelma.
		vi.	Myron.
		vii.	Kenneth.
		viii.	Naomi.
		ix.	Helen.
		x.	Floyd.
		xi.	Baby.

Family of Robert Alexander BECKETT (40) & Mary DOWNING

157. Joseph BECKETT (Robert Alexander5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Joseph was born on December 2, 1834. Joseph died on September 1, 1884; he was 49. Joseph was buried in Henderson County, Illinois.

On January 1, 1862 Joseph married Mary Jane MURPHY. Mary Jane was born on July 10, 1844. Mary Jane died on January 26, 1879; she was 34.

They had the following children:
	343	i.	Oscar William (1863-1943)
	344	ii.	Ellsworth Robert (1865-1939)
	345	iii.	Mary (1867-1904)
		iv.	Florence E. Florence E. was born in December 1870.
		v.	George B. George B. was born in 1872.
			George B. married Katheryn.
		vi.	Charles A. Charles A. was born in 1874.
		vii.	Joseph. Joseph was born on April 2, 1875. Joseph died in Henderson County, Illinois, on July 22, 1941; he was 66.
			Joseph married Sadie WAGY.
		viii.	Ollie E. Ollie E. was born in 1877. Ollie E. died in 1960; he was 83. Ollie E. was buried in Stronghurst Cemetery, Henderson County, Illinois.

158. William BECKETT (Robert Alexander5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). William was born on May 2, 1836.131 William died on February 8, 1877; he was 40.

On January 1, 1862 William married Ellen Frances MURPHY. Ellen Frances was born on January 28, 1840. Ellen Frances died on August 25, 1911; she was 71.

They had the following children:
		i.	Orlando. Orlando was born on December 17, 1862. Orlando died on December 23, 1862; he was <1.
		ii.	Melvin S. Melvin S. was born on October 15, 1865. Melvin S. died on October 23, 1887; he was 22.
		iii.	Theodore A. Theodore A. died on April 2, 1875.
	346	iv.	Alma (1868-1947)
	347	v.	Ernest Olin (1869-1950)

159. James Asbury BECKETT (Robert Alexander5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). James Asbury was born in Golden, Illinois, on April 24, 1840. James Asbury died in Golden, Illinois, on June 15, 1928; he was 88.132

On January 29, 1861 James Asbury married Mary E. BLACK. Mary E. was born in Kentucky on August 27, 1841. Mary E. died circa March 22, 1922; she was 80.133

Data on children from an obituary of Mary Black Beckett published in the Golden New Era, March 22, 1922.134

They had the following children:
	348	i.	Lizzie Luella (1862-)
		ii.	Hattie Lou. Hattie Lou was born on October 28, 1868.
			Hattie Lou married James MOORE. James was born in 1864.
		iii.	Henry “Harry” E. Henry “Harry” E. was born on December 10, 1871.
		iv.	Della Fredonia. Della Fredonia was born on October 27, 1873. Della Fredonia died on January 28, 1945; she was 71.
			Della Fredonia married Charles W. STIMSON, in Lewiston, Missouri. Occupation: Newspaper Editor.
		v.	Ureth Lovenia. Ureth Lovenia was born in Camp Point, Illinois, on January 9, 1876. Ureth Lovenia died on March 14, 1928; she was 52.

160. Reason Downing BECKETT (Robert Alexander5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).135 Reason Downing was born on April 17, 1842. Reason Downing died on February 18, 1916; he was 73.

On December 24, 1865 Reason Downing married Eliza Jane HAWSER. Eliza Jane was born in 1846. Eliza Jane died on May 12, 1915; she was 69.

They had the following children:
	349	i.	John Strange (1866-1942)
		ii.	Charles Albert. Charles Albert was born in Illinois on January 12, 1868. Charles Albert died on September 7, 1918; he was 50.
		iii.	Carria L. Carria L. was born on October 15, 1870. Carria L. died on September 2, 1935; she was 64.
		iv.	Cornelius O. Cornelius O. was born on September 22, 1872. Cornelius O. died on September 14, 1893; he was 20.
		v.	Newton R. Newton R. was born on April 3, 1873. Newton R. died in 1956; he was 82.
		vi.	Ada. Ada was born on January 7, 1875.
			Ada married Frank MENSENDIKE.
		vii.	William R. William R. was born on April 17, 1877.
		viii.	Yancey. Yancey was born on September 22, 1879. Yancey died on February 21, 1886; he was 6.
		ix.	Ella E. Ella E. was born on February 21, 1881.
		x.	UNNAMED.  died on June 21, 1882.
		xi.	Harley. Harley was born on June 24, 1883.
		xii.	UNNAMED.  was born on August 19, 1884.
		xiii.	Lottie M. Lottie M. was born on September 13, 1885.

Family of Daniel ROBERTSON (41) & Margaret TEEPLE

161. Catherine Teeple ROBERTSON (Daniel5, Elizabeth SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Catherine Teeple was born in Clark County, Indiana, on January 22, 1819. Catherine Teeple died in April 1881; she was 62.

On March 3, 1836 Catherine Teeple married Albert LUCAS, in Westville, LaPorte County, Indiana.

They had the following children:
		i.	Thomas J. Thomas J. was born in Westville, LaPorte County, Indiana, on March 4, 1837. Thomas J. died in Kingsville, Indiana, in 1902; he was 64.
		ii.	Daniel Robertson. Daniel Robertson was born on June 14, 1840. Daniel Robertson died in Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana, in 1908; he was 67. Daniel Robertson served in  Civil War. Occupation: Clergyman--Pastor Of Christian (Campbellite) Church In Indianapolis.
		iii.	Calvin Ruter. Calvin Ruter was born on July 12, 1842. Calvin Ruter died in November 1865; he was 23. Died in Civil War. Calvin Ruter served in  Civil War.
		iv.	Charles T. Charles T. was born on January 10, 1846.
			Lived in Indianapolis with his brother.  Unmarried.136

		v.	John Parker. John Parker was born on April 23, 1850. Occupation: Clergyman--Pastor Of Christian Church In Emporia, Kansas.136
		vi.	Charlotte Ann.

Family of John ROBERTSON (44) & Mariah DOWNING

162. Charlotte Ann Maria ROBERTSON (John5, Elizabeth SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Charlotte Ann Maria was born in 1849. Charlotte Ann Maria died on October 31, 1926; she was 77.

On January 24, 1867 Charlotte Ann Maria married Joseph Alexander BECKETT (147) , son of Joseph Shawhan BECKET (36) (November 13, 1809-October 19, 1878) & Elizabeth Frances TODD (September 1, 1808-January 28, 1892). Joseph Alexander was born on January 31, 1847. Joseph Alexander died on June 1, 1917; he was 70.

They had the following children:
	331	i.	Maria Elizabeth (1868-1923)
		ii.	Mary Lulu. Mary Lulu was born in 1870. Mary Lulu died on August 7, 1872; she was 2.
	332	iii.	Resin Marion (1872-1944)
	333	iv.	John Emmett (1875-1946)
		v.	Fidelia Ann.
		vi.	Laura Etta. Laura Etta was born in 1880. Laura Etta died on January 2, 1881; she was 1.
		vii.	Otis Ellsworth. Otis Ellsworth was born circa 1880. Otis Ellsworth died on January 2, 1881; he was 1.
		viii.	Jesse Arthula. Jesse Arthula was born on May 26, 1882. Jesse Arthula died on May 20, 1961; she was 78.
		ix.	Doctor Linn129.

Family of Charlotte ROBERTSON (46) & Sysney O'HARRA

163. Daniel O'HARRA (Charlotte ROBERTSON5, Elizabeth SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Daniel was born in Clark County, Indiana, in 1840. Daniel died in 1863; he was 23.

About 1861 Daniel married Sarah A. KIRLK, in Clark County, Indiana. Sarah A. was born on December 31, 1840. Sarah A. died on December 24, 1874; she was 33.

They had one child:
		i.	Mary C.

Family of Joseph SHAWHAN (49) & Sarah "Sally" NESBITT

164. John SHAWHAN (Joseph5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John was born in Lenoxburg, Bracken County, Kentucky, on May 5, 1836. John died in Hamilton, Butler County, Ohio, on December 10, 1923; he was 87.

The 1850 Census shows John as the son of Joseph Shawhan and his wife, Sarah, living in Bracken Co., KY; the 1860 Census lists John and his wife, Mary Ann, as living in Mt. Sterling, Switzerland Co., IN. During the Civil War, John enlisted in Co. D, 10th Indiana Calvary, Union Army. These troopers fought in numerous battles throughout the South, including against Forest at Pulaski, TN, at Nashville, at Franklin, at Vicksburg, and at the capture of Mobile, AL in April 1865. While he was away on duty, his wife Mary Ann was killed by marauding soldiers; it is  whether the murder occurred in Indiana or Kentucky or whether the killers were Union or Confederates. John himself contracted a severe case of diarrhea, was hospitalized in Vicksburg after its capture by the Union Army, but survived to return to the care of his children and to remarry. He subsequently submitted several pension applications, signed with his mark, beginning in April 1892, when he was in Lenoxburg, KY, thru April 1915, in Moscow, Clermont Co., OH, claiming disability as a result of his CW illness, suffering from "Chronic Diarhea, Disease of Rectum, Rheumatism, and General Disability". A final record, obtained from the National Archives, indicates that he eventually received a pension of $72.00/month, which ceased after "the pensioner's death on Dec. 11, 1923". His military service record shows him as enlisting on Nov. 29, 1863, and describes him as being "27 yrs old, 5'7", dark complexion, black eyes, dark hair". He was shown as being "Absent Sick" from June-August 1864, with mention of being in Pulaski, TN, and also being sick from Jan. 1965 until his discharge in St. Louis, MO, in May 1965, as "unwell", with mention that he had been in the hospital in Vicksburg, MS. After the War, he returned to Bracken Co., KY, where he married Patience Waller. In about 1898 he moved to Moscow, Clermont Co., OH, where he was listed in the 1900 Census, and then to Hamilton, Butler Co., Ohio, where he died; he was buried back in Lenoxburg, Bracken Co., KY. 

Mary Ann was supposedly killed by marauding soldiers during the Civil War -- it is not known whether they were Union or Confederate troops. It is not definitely known at this time whether she was killed in Indiana or Kentucky; the evidence suggests that she may have returned to Kentucky, probably to her parents' locale in Pendleton Co., KY, after her husband John was called into the Union Army in Indiana. Pendleton Co. was the scene of some vicious raids by both Union and Confederate renegades during the War, and her death may have occured during such fighting.

On April 22, 1854 John first married Mary Ann SNOW, daughter of William SNOW & Mary McPHERSON, in Bracken County, Kentucky. The marriage bond was signed by Daniel T. Snow, Mary Ann's brother; a, William Snow was in attendance. Mary Ann was born in Bracken County, Kentucky, in 1837. Mary Ann died in Pendleton County, Kentucky, about 1864; she was 27.

Mary Ann was supposedly killed by marauding soldiers during the Civil
War -- it is not known whether they were Union or Confederate troops.
It is not definitely known at this time whether she was killed in
Indiana or Kentucky; the evidence suggests that she may have returned
to Kentucky, probably to her parents' locale in Pendleton Co., KY,
after her husband John was called into the Union Army in Indiana.
Pendleton Co. was the scene of some vicious raids by both Union and
Confederate renegades during the War, and her death may have occured
during such fighting.

They had the following children:
		i.	Martha B. Martha B. was born in Bracken County, Kentucky, in 1857.
	350	ii.	William Joseph (1859-1944)
		iii.	Sarah A. Sarah A. was born in Bracken County, Kentucky, in 1860.
	351	iv.	Isaac Newton "Ike" (1863-)

On November 8, 1866 John second married Patience WALLER, in Bracken County, Kentucky. Patience was born in Ohio in September 1846. Patience died in 1910; she was 63.

They had the following children:
		i.	John W. John W. was born in Bracken County, Kentucky, on December 25, 1869. John W. died in Bracken County, Kentucky, on January 12, 1871; he was 1.
	352	ii.	Nora (1872-)
	353	iii.	Charles H. (1874-)
	354	iv.	Nina M. (1877-)
		v.	Albert. Albert was born in Bracken County, Kentucky, on May 29, 1881. Albert died in Bracken County, Kentucky, on June 17, 1882; he was 1.
	355	vi.	Frank (1882-1943)

165. Sarah Ann "Sally" SHAWHAN (Joseph5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Sarah Ann "Sally" was born in Bracken County, Kentucky, in 1842.

On July 27, 1857 Sarah Ann "Sally" first married Ira WATERS, in Bracken County, Ohio. Ira was born in Brown County, Ohio, about 1840.

About 1862 Sarah Ann "Sally" second married William Isaac SNOW, son of William SNOW & Mary McPHERSON, in Bracken County, Kentucky. William Isaac was born in Kentucky about 1840.

They had the following children:
	356	i.	Enoch (~1863-)
	357	ii.	Emma Mae (1865-1948)

Family of Henry Ewalt SHAWHAN (50) & Mary VARNON

166. Mary “Mollie” SHAWHAN (Henry Ewalt5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

This old house is located about seven miles from Cynthiana on the Jacksonville Road. It has been in the family of Mrs. Agnes McDowell for 72 years, but its ancient log rooms were evidently built by Jacob David in the very early 1800's. The land on which it stands is part of the original Samuel McMillan-Matthew Patterson claim.

Jacob David bought it from them in 1813. He paid $625 for 200 acres. (Jacob David was a son of the William David who before 1774 settled the farm in the crook of the South Licking River near Shawhan and now owned by his great-great-great - granddaughter, Mrs. J. W. Dalzelle.) Jacob David had seven children, Sara (Mrs. Henry Spears), Mary (Mrs. John Mock), Catherine (Mrs. William Cox), William, Thomas, Simon (father of Mrs. Tom Megibben) and David. Mrs. M. S. Foster (Lucille Lail) of Cynthiana is a direct descendant of Jacob David.
In 1828 after the death of Jacob, his heirs sold 30 acres including this house to Ben Sutton for $600. Sutton kept it for three years, then sold it to Thomas Duff Urmston for $590. Urmston's father was one of the founders of Chillicothe, Ohio, and his brother was the first white child born there. Young Tom Urmston had started a tannery near Jacksonville soon after his arrival in Kentucky, but found that his vats built in that soil would not hold water. So in 1831 he moved to this old place and again set up for business. Several hundred yards from the house he built a tanyard beside the old road and here tanned his leather and made it up into shoes, boots, saddles, harness and collars. He also built a store and curry shop beside the tannery.

In 1857 tanbark became scarce, so he built another tanyard at Claysville and there made his vats of solid rock, piping his water supply from above. This was one of the first instances of piping water in Kentucky. He brought tanbark from down the river by flatboat and in six-horse wagons hauled the tanned hides the long miles back to his farm to be made into leather products. Then he'd haul it back to Claysville, take it by flatboat to Cincinnati, sell it and return with merchandise for his store. He thus built up a large and lucrative business.

He married Eliza Harcourt in 1825 and set up housekeeping in the original log rooms which were there when he bought the place in 1831. The original rooms were, the large room on the right now used by the McDowells as a living room, a bedroom above it, an upper and lower hall on the left and a kitchen in the rear, separated from the main house. He soon made the space between the kitchen and the house into a dining room and built the large room on the left and the two bedrooms above it. And here he reared his two sons, William D. and John W. In addition to all his other activities, he farmed his 140 fertile acres surrounding the old house and named the place "Union Villa." He was a Democrat and a prominent member of the Mt. Pleasant Presbyterian Church at Broadwell. He died at the age of 82 and the place was sold.

His son, William D. married and built the old stone house now occupied by the Joe Middens. There he reared his two daughters, Elizabeth (Mrs. Julius Cooley) and Ann, and there he lived until his death. The house is located near the South Licking River and off the old Lair Pike. Both daughters are now living in Tampa, Fla.
John W. moved to a farm on the Leesburg Pike near Broadwell. There he built the house now occupied by W. L. Renaker, married and reared his children, Stewart, Thomas D. II. Mrs. Bob Shropshire and Mrs. Robert Walter Switzer, Mrs. Shropshire being the only one now living. The descendants of Tom Urmston I now living in the county are Harcourt and John Walter Switzer and their heirs, Harold Shropshire and Earl Urmston (Stewart's son) of Maysville who is a tobacco buyer and lives here only during the tobacco season.

Mrs. Mary (better known as Mollie) Holliday who purchased the old place about 1884 from the Urmston heirs, was the widowed daughter of Henry Shawhan, The National Bank's first president. Soon after, the house was occupied by her daughter, who was married to Dr. Higgins Smith. The Smiths came there with their sixweek-old baby, Agnes. Dr. Smith was a tall young man from the house across the road a few miles away. (That house is also still standing and owned by the family.) Dr. Smith was a graduate of the medical school at Bellevue Hospital, New York City, in the class of 1869. In this old house they reared their only child, Agnes.
Mrs. Mollie Holliday's son, Hubbard, married Mary Belle Patterson from just over the hill to the north and they lived in the house now occupied by W. E. Clifford, just over the hill to the south.  Soon, however, Mary Belle Holliday died and Hubbard came to the old house to live.

Then Mrs. Mollie Holliday brought her two orphaned nieces and nephew here to stay. They were Marguerite, Robert and Minnie Lyne.

The Smiths added a bedroom and bath over the dining room and an upper and lower room back of the left parlor, also the present large porch.

As the years passed, some of the county's best stories were no doubt told in the shade of the old oak tree in front of the house, for under its branches on hot summer afternoons gathered some of the best story tellers of the generation. They were Dr. Smith; his brotherin-law, Hub Holliday; and his wife's cousin, Robert Lyne; all three living at the house. Hig Patterson from over the hill; and often one of Dr. Smith's tall brothers home on vacation. They were Mark Smith, a representative in Congress from Tombstone, Ariz.; Samuel, the Wall Street broker; James J. who lived in Missouri and Francis (Prez). Then Judge Jim Dedman, Tom Collier and Sebastian McDowell would often come out from town.

"Bas" McDowell, a son of Dr. Hervey McDowell, was just back from San Domingo, where he'd engaged in the sugar business. Dr. Smith's daughter, Agnes. just graduated from Vassar College, returned home and was married to Bas McDowell in 1916.

The McDowells lived in town for a while, but they had come to the old place to live when their two daughters, Elizabeth and Agnes were born. Mr. McDowell died in 1926 and Mrs. Smith (Miss Lizzie) in 1945. Mrs. McDowell has kept the home and for the past 15 years has been assisted by Elizabeth who has managed the farms.

The portrait over the old Smith sideboard shown in the picture is of Agnes Chinn Smith, Mrs. McDowell's grandmother. The spinning wheel in the other picture was not for ornament in the days of the lady in the portrait. She spun cloth for the clothing of her seven sons as well as for the slaves, with perhaps some help.
Members of the family have been avid readers for generations, as the hundreds of books on the shelves throughout the house bear witness. The tall cherry desk in the south living room was brought from Virginia by the Smiths just after the Revolutionary War.

The old house was first painted its soft yellow color 40 years ago, and with each repainting the same
color has been carefully retained.137

Mary “Mollie” married Joseph HOLLIDAY.

They had the following children:
	358	i.	Elizabeth (-1945)
		ii.	Hubbard.
			Hubbard married Mary Belle PATTERSON.

167. Hubbard Warfield SHAWHAN (Henry Ewalt5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Hubbard Warfield was born in Cynthiana, Kentucky, in 1841.

Little is known about Hubbard, other than the fact that he was one of the many prominent sponsors behind the establishment of the Battle Grove Cemetery in Cynthiana, KY in 1867, a plot created in memory of the Civil War fight that occurred in October 1864 in the Cynthiana area, resulting in the destruction of much of the town. Other members of the Battle Grove Cemetery Company included Joseph H. Shawhan, Joseph Shawhan, Sr., John L. Shawhan, H. E. Shawhan, T. J. Megibben, J. W. Musselman, John W. Kimbrough, and Spears M. Smith.

On October 25, 1866 Hubbard Warfield married Anna HOGGINS (178) 138, daughter of Wesley HOGGINS (May 16, 1810-) & Rebecca SHAWHAN (54) (1817-), in Covington, Kenton County, Kentucky. Anna was born in Kentucky about 1842.

The True Kentuckian, Thu 08 Nov 1866. Marriages: Near Covington at the residence of the brides father on the 25th Oct. by Elder Vawler, H.W. Shawhan of Cynthiana to Miss Anna, daughter of Wesley Hoggins, formerly of Bourbon County.

The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 14, page 125: Mrs. Annie Shawhan Givens. DAR ID Number: 13331 Born in Kentucky. Widow of David A. Givens. Descendant of Ens. Henry Ewalt, of Kentucky. Daughter of Wesley Higgins and Rebecca Ewalt Shawhan, his wife. Granddaughter of Joseph Shawhan and Sarah Ewalt, his wife. Gr.-granddaughter of Henry Ewalt and Elizabeth Fry Kellar, his wife. Henry Ewalt, (1754-1829), served as ensign of the Sixth company, First Battalion of Pennsylvania militia, 1777. He [p.125] was born in Bedford county, Pa., removed to Bourbon county, Ky., where he died. He was one of the pioneers when Kentucky was overrun by the Indians.

They had one child:
	359	i.	Hubbard Warfield (~1867-)

Family of Henry Ewalt SHAWHAN (50) & Sarah “Sallie” CANTRILL

168. Maggie Rebecca SHAWHAN (Henry Ewalt5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Maggie Rebecca died in January 1879 in Richmond, Virginia. Maggie Rebecca was buried in Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, Virginia.

On October 12, 1871 Maggie Rebecca married Robert Baylor LYNE Dr., Jr., son of Robert Baylor LYNE Dr. & Mary Ambrose EDWARDS. Robert Baylor died in September 1881.

Research: During Civil War maintained a hospital for wounded soldiers at his own expense.

They had the following children:
		i.	Minnie Shawhan.
			On September 23, 1896 Minnie Shawhan married William J. COCKE. Occupation: Banker and mayor of Asheville, North Carolina.
		ii.	Robert Baylor.
	360	iii.	Marguerite Rebecca

169. Cynthia Arabella “Tinnie” SHAWHAN (Henry Ewalt5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Cynthia Arabella “Tinnie” was born in Cynthiana, Harrison County, Kentucky, on October 30, 1848. Cynthia Arabella “Tinnie” died in Cynthiana, Harrison County, Kentucky, on May 16, 1884; she was 35.

On December 12, 1871 Cynthia Arabella “Tinnie” married John Connelly MAY, son of Charles Brent MAY (July 9, 1811-August 31, 1876) & Mary Watkins McLANE (1792-1883), in Cynthiana, Harrison County, Kentucky. John Connelly was born on May 2, 1849. John Connelly died on October 26, 1905; he was 56.

They had the following children:
		i.	Minnie Lyne. Minnie Lyne was born on September 18, 1872. Minnie Lyne died on October 16, 1872; she was <1.
	361	ii.	Charles Brent (1875-1953)
		iii.	Annie Shawhan139. Annie Shawhan was born in Bloomfield, Kentucky, on December 31, 1875. Annie Shawhan died on January 26, 1929; she was 53.
			The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 35, page 53: Miss Anna Shawhan May. DAR ID Number: 34149 Born in Bloomfield, Kentucky. Descendant of Ensign Henry Ewalt. Daughter of John Connelly May and Tinie Shawhan, his wife. [p.53] Granddaughter of Henry Ewalt Shawhan and Sarah Cantrill, his wife. See No. 34148.

			In 1916 Annie Shawhan married Richard BIDDLE.
	362	iv.	Henry Shawhan (1878-)
		v.	Mary Watkins. Mary Watkins was born on June 22, 1879. Mary Watkins died on July 30, 1879; she was <1.

Family of Henry Ewalt SHAWHAN (50) & Julia Sarah “Sallie” RAVENSCRAFT

170. Annie Eliza SHAWHAN (Henry Ewalt5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

On October 3, 1876 Annie Eliza married Leonard DRANE, son of Stephen T. DRANE & Bertha FORD. Leonard was born in Shelby County, Kentucky, on May 9, 1835. Leonard died in Federal soldier. Occupation: hotel keeper; stockman. Religion: Christian Church.

LEONARD DRANE,140 farmer, P.O. Cynthiana; was born in Shelby County Ky., May 9, 1835, son of Stephen T. and Bertha (Ford) Drane, who had five sons and one daughter.  Our subject was educated at Eminence College, and began life as a farmer, but has been engaged at various times in hotel keeping and stock-yard business at Louisville; also has merchandised and dealt in wool.  Mr. Drane enlisted in the Federal Army--Ninth Kentucky Cavalry, and served six months, being wounded in both hands at the battle of Perryville, in consequence of which he was discharged; was First Sergeant of his company when he left the service.  Oct. 3, 1876, he married Anna E. Shawhan, daughter of Henry E. Shawhan, of this county, which union has been productive of two children:  Henry Shawhan and Maggie Lyne.  Himself and wife are members of the Christian Church, and he is a Mason and a Jeffersonian Democrat.

They had the following children:
		i.	Henry Shawhan.
		ii.	Margaret Lyne "Maggie". Margaret Lyne "Maggie" was born in Cynthiana, Kentucky.
			The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 77: Mrs. Margaret Drane Miller. DAR ID Number: 76471. Born in Cynthiana, Ky. Wife of William Franklin Miller. Descendant of Ensign Henry Ewalt. Daughter of Leonard Drane and Anne Eliza Shawhan, his wife. Granddaughter of Henry Ewalt Shawhan and Sarah Cantrill, his 2nd wife. Gr-granddaughter of Joseph Shawhan and Sarah Ewalt, his wife. Gr-gr-granddaughter of Henry Ewalt and Elizabeth Fry, his wife. Henry Ewalt (1754-1829) served as ensign in the 6th company, 1st  battalion, Bedford County, Pennsylvania militia, 1777. He was born in Germany; died in Bourbon County, Ky. Also No. 72634.

			Margaret Lyne "Maggie" first married Charles EULA.
			Margaret Lyne "Maggie" second married William Franklin MILLER.
		iii.	Joseph.

Family of Sarah Elizabeth "Betsey" SHAWHAN (51) & George LAIL

171. Joseph LAIL (Sarah Elizabeth "Betsey" SHAWHAN5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Joseph died in 1906; he was 82. Joseph was born circa 1824.

Joseph married Margaret Ann GRAY, daughter of William GRAY & Jane CRAIG (about 1776-before 1856). Margaret Ann was born circa 1828. Margaret Ann died on April 10, 1889; she was 61.

They had the following children:
	363	i.	Buena Vista (ca1847-)
	364	ii.	Webb (1848-1933)
		iii.	Will. Will was born in 1868.
	365	iv.	Woodford (1858-1922)
		v.	Albert. Albert was born circa 1850. Albert died in 1899; he was 49.
		vi.	Ada. Ada was born in 1853.
			Ada married John W. LARKIN.
		vii.	Margaret “Maggie” Bell. Margaret “Maggie” Bell was born in Kentucky on May 31, 1861. Margaret “Maggie” Bell died in Terrell, Kaufman County, Texas, on January 1, 1920; she was 58.
			E-mail message from Jean Ann Ables-Flatt, dated February 22, 2002 (JAAFlatt@aol.com):
			
			Mr. Francis:
			
			I read with interest your very good work on the  descendants of Joseph  Shawhan.  I actually found it through Google in running a search on Bourbon  County, Kentucky and Jacob Keller.  I am putting together a report on the  Keller family for a friend of mine whose children descend from the Kellers.
			
			I thought you might like the information I have gathered on Margaret Bell  (Maggie B.) Lail born May 31, 1861 in Kentucky and died January 1, 1920 in  Terrell, Kaufman County, Texas.  I noticed she got left off of your children  of Joseph Lail born ca 1824-1906).  She is listed with him as a daughter on  1880 Harrison Co. KY census and also in his household on the 1870 census.   I  see you have six children, but if you study the census, they had 10 children  in all.  Buena Vista, ca 1847; Webb, ca 1849; Albert, ca 1851; Ada, 1853;  Mary, ca 1855; Woodford, ca 1858; Margaret Bell (Maggie B.), May 31, 1861;  Willie, 1868; Alexander, 1870; and Sallie, Born May 31, 1873 (who married  H.P. Shaw February 08, 1894 in Kaufman Co. Texas and died November 30, 1926  and buried in Kaufman City Cemetery, Kaufman County, Texas.)
			
			According to her obituary in the Terrell Tribune, January 1, 1920 (Terrell,  TX), Maggie B. married James P. Keller, December 23, 1880 in Kentucky.  He  was the son of John C. Keller and Mary E. Simpson of Bourbon Co. KY. and the  grandson of Jacob Keller.  Maggie B. and James P. Keller migrated to Kaufman C o. Texas around 1884.  He was the Sheriff of the County for twelve years  until his death in 1900.  She had three children by him. April 07, 1901 she  married Joseph H. Keller, brother to James P. Keller.  Joe was the City  Marshall of Terrell and was shot down on the street October 28, 1913.   Her  obitiuary states that "she was Miss Margaret Bell Lail, a prominent family of  Kentucky."  It also states that "Two brothers in Kentucky and sister, Mrs.  H.P. Shaw of Kaufman are the surviving members of her own family."
			
			I will be happy to furnish any documentation you request. It is always nice  to find fellow researchers who are working on the same lines.  
			
			Jean Ann Ables-Flatt
			Volunteer Genealogist for the Terrell Public Library (My Certified Genealogical Records Specialist designation runs out today and I am in the process of recertifying.  You have to recertify every 5 years.)

			On December 23, 1880 Margaret “Maggie” Bell first married James P. KELLER, son of John Cantrill KELLER (1828-1867) & Mary E. SIMPSON (1826-1888), in Kentucky. James P. died in 1900.
			Margaret “Maggie” Bell second married James H. KELLER, son of John Cantrill KELLER (1828-1867) & Mary E. SIMPSON (1826-1888). James H. died on October 28, 1913 in Terrell, Kaufman County, Texas. Occupation: Sheriff.
		viii.	Alexander. Alexander was born in 1870.
		ix.	Sally. Sally was born on May 31, 1873. Sally died in Kaufman County, Texas, on November 30, 1926; she was 53. Sally was buried in Kaufman City Cemetery, Kaufman County, Texas.
			On February 8, 1894 Sally married H. P. SHAW, in Kaufman County, Texas.
		x.	Mary. Mary was born circa 1855.

172. Margaret LAIL (Sarah Elizabeth "Betsey" SHAWHAN5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Margaret was born about 1821. Margaret died in Webb City, Missouri, in 1928; she was 107.

On September 2, 1833 Margaret married James SNELL, son of Lewis SNELL (about 1760-February 19, 1820) & Mary KIRTLY (1763-). James died in 1853.

They had the following children:
		i.	Maymie.
			Research: Had 3 children.

			Maymie married J.G. WILBUR.
		ii.	Newton.
			Research: Had 2 children.

			Newton married Elizabeth.
		iii.	John. John died in died young.
		iv.	Sarah. Sarah died in died young.
		v.	Betsey.
			Betsey married Jacob KELLER.

173. John Shawhan LAIL (Sarah Elizabeth "Betsey" SHAWHAN5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John Shawhan was born in 1826. John Shawhan died in 1878; he was 52.

In 1854 John Shawhan first married Sarah Ann Eliza LAIR, daughter of Matthias LAIR Jr. (January 4, 1795-March 10, 1841) & Rachel SIDLE. Sarah Ann Eliza was born in 1835.

They had the following children:
		i.	William Adair. William Adair was born on December 1, 1854. William Adair died on November 25, 1926; he was 71. Occupation: Doctor.
			William Adair married Mary Gill LACLERC. Mary Gill was born circa 1848. Mary Gill died on November 23, 1924; she was 76.
	366	ii.	Henry Miller (1853-1914)

John Shawhan second married Sofia DILLS. Sofia died on March 30, 1928.

174. George Henry LAIL (Sarah Elizabeth "Betsey" SHAWHAN5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). George Henry was born in Kentucky on June 14, 1841. George Henry died in Indiana on May 30, 1924; he was 82.

Research: "George Henry Lail at the time of the Civil War went to visit his cousin John McDowell Shawhan in Indiana. John, having been born in Kentucky, with many relations residing there who were wealthy slave owners, the Civil War found him sympathizing with the Southern Cause in a community anti-rebel. He was suspected of treasonable activities by the Hoosiers and at one time his life was in such that he erected a pole, said to have been 75 ft. high, surmounted a bell to call his neighbors to his assistance in case of trouble. There absolutely was no basis for such action, or suspicions, other than finding a man to take the place of GEORGE HENRY LAIL, in the Union Army. Young Lail had come north on a visit and was about to be conscripted in an army fighting his own brothers, and in a cause inimical to his convictions, so there was justification for his later father-in-law's action." {MPL. p. 68}

In 1864 George Henry married Mary Elizabeth SHAWHAN (83) , daughter of John McDowell SHAWHAN (21) (May 6, 1806-March 1, 1866) & Sarah PARRISH (June 27, 1808-August 11, 1883), in Falmouth, Indiana. Mary Elizabeth was born in Falmouth, Indiana, on March 15, 1839. Mary Elizabeth died in Indiana on February 21, 1921; she was 81.

They had the following children:
	207	i.	John Laird (1865-1927)
	208	ii.	George Shawhan (1866-)
	209	iii.	James Madison (1869-)
	210	iv.	William Shawhan (1872-)
		v.	Charles G. Charles G. was born in Indiana in 1874. Charles G. died in 1895; he was 21.
		vi.	Mary. Mary was born in Indiana in April 1883. Mary died in Indiana in April 1883; she was <1.

Family of John SHAWHAN Major, CSA (52) & Tabitha RUSH

175. Sarah Jane SHAWHAN (John5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Sarah Jane was born in Harrison County, Kentucky, on July 25, 1839. Sarah Jane died in Lexington, Kentucky, on October 26, 1927; she was 88.

Marriage Bond #5226 (original in the “Vault” annex of the Harrison County Court House, Harrison County, Kentucky) HC Bond Bk. 1858-1860, p. 153; 4th Marriage Book, p. 185:
The Commonwealth of Kentucky
Be It Known, that we Thomas E. Moore as principal, and Jo. H. Shawhan as surety, are jointly and severally bound to the Commonwealth of Kentucky, in the sum of One Hundred Dollars.
The Condition of this bond is as follows:
That, whereas marriage is intended to be solomnized between the above bound Thomas E. Moore and Sarah Jane Shawhan
Now, if there is no lawful cause to obstruct said marriage, this bond shall be void, otherwise it shall remain in full force and effect.
Dated at Cynthiana, Harrison County, Kentucky, this 29th day of February, 1859.
Gent of age and consent of her father in person} T. E. Moore  Jo. H. Shawhan
Att. P. Whirritt, Clk.
-----
Married 29 September at Capt. John Shawhan’s by S. Rogers, E.C.C.  Witnesses: Jo. H. Shawhan, Jno. Shawhan
Sutton register: Thomas E. Moore of near Falsmouth (sic), Ky ae 28y, 1st marriage, born Pendleton Co.
Sarah Shawhan of Cynthiana, ae 20y, 1st marriage, born near Cynthiana. Married 29 September 1859.

On September 29, 1859 Sarah Jane married Thomas Edwin MOORE, son of William MOORE (1792-July 30, 1833) & Margaret Sanford BRANN (December 29, 1793-September 2, 1894), in 4 miles north of Cynthiana by Elder Samuel Rogers. Thomas Edwin was born in Pendleton County, Kentucky  (On the S. Licking River), on February 15, 1831. Thomas Edwin served in  Confederate Officer, 4th Kentucky Cavalry, in 1862/1865; he was 30. Thomas Edwin died in Lexington, Kentucky, on August 5, 1921; he was 90. Occupation: Merchant, Farmer, County Sheriff (Two Terms), Distiller.

Misc. Notes
Subject: Re: Margaret Sanford Brann Moore/William Moore of Ky
Date: Sat, 19 Apr 1997 19:48:15 -0400 (EDT)
From: SSanfordG@aol.com
To: roberto@snoopy.bunt.com

Bob,
I hesitated to post this to the list because of the size.
Hope it helps
Sandie

This is copied from the Original --a four page leaflet Grant County Library, Williamstown, KY

SOME INCIDENTS, GENEALOGY, ETC. In the Life and Career of THOMAS EDWIN MOORE

Thomas Edwin Moore was born February 15 ,1831, on the south side of south Licking river about a half mile from said river and about two miles south of Morgan, Ky., on the L & N. Railway, in Pendleton County, Kentucky, on his father's farm.  Was a son of William Moore and Margaret Sanford Braun.  His father died with cholera July 30, 1833, survived by the widow and six children;  Margaret Ann, James Andrew, Nancy Elder, Jocephus, William and Thomas Edwin Moore.

The widowed mother educated her children in the country schools.  After all had passed the age of maturity except Thomas, who was about sixteen, she married Robert Makemson and died September 2, 1894, at the age of 100 years, eight months and four days.  Longevity on both sides--his grandmother, Frances Mitchell Braun, died at the age of 88 years; two of his father's sisters lived to the ages of 84 and 97; tow of Thomas' sisters and one brother died at the ages of 82, 83 and 83.

The Grandfathers Moore and Brann came from Westmoreland county, Virginia, and Mitchell and Elder from adjacent counties.  Moore and Braun settled in Bourbon County-Brann in Paris, Moore in the county near Pleasant Green Church on south side of Townsend Creek.  Elder resided in Scott county, Kentucky.  Thomas' father, William Moore, was born in Paris, December 29, 1793.  The Grandfathers Moore and Braun removed to Pendleton County about 1802.  The Moores trace to England, Braun to Scotland.  Their ancestors settled in Westmoreland County, Virginia, about 1655.  William Moore, Thomas' father, was in the War of 1812; was a Justice of the Peace.  He was a son of Nicholas Moore and Nancy Elder.  The Grandfather Elder resided in Scott County, Kentucky,  The grandfathers on the Moore side were (this part is partly gone. 2 sentences .. I can make out the following) were Nicholas Capt. James and Lieut. William...end of paragraph.

Thomas R. Moore' mother was Margaret Sanford Brann, a daughter of Francis Mitchell, who was a daughter of Margaret Sanford and Capt. James Mitchell. who was at the Battle of Mt. Pleasant, October 10, 1774.  About 1840 Thomas left the farm and entered the general retail  store of Stowers & Hume at Callensville, one mile west of Morgan.  In 1854 he entered R. M. Bartlett's Commercial College, Third St., Cincinnati, where he graduated.

In 1854 his brother, James Andrew Moore, was elected Sheriff of Pendleton County, and Thomas was his Deputy.  South and Main Licking rivers dividing the county nearly equal, Thomas transacted the business on the south and Southwest side, receiving the fees for his services.  His brother was re-elected;  Thomas declined to serve longer.  In 1857 he went to Texas and traveled about four months, made an investment on Galveston Island upon which he realized a handsome profit, which after the sale became quite valuable.  The winter of 1857-58 he was in Cynthianan with Judge J. S. Boyd, then Circuit Court Clerk, but later Circuit Judge.  Judge Boyd was very kind and an educated, conscientious gentleman.  He was in Judge Boyd's office when he received a dispatch that he had been nominated by acclamation by the Democritic Convention for county Court Clerk.  He did not want the nomination, but accepted it and defeated the know-nothing nominee by 68 majority, overcoming an opposition of 200, defeating the incumbent, who had made a popular Clerk.  The entire Democratic ticket was elected and county redeemed.  Their friends gave them a barbecue on the farm of Million Ewing near Morgan.  A large crowd gathered from the county and adjacent counties and towns.  The day  was celebrated by speeches and plenty.  Every one was happy.  

On September 29, 1859, Thomas and Miss Sarah Jane, a daughter of Col. John Shawhan and Talitha Rush were married about four miles North of Cynthiana by Elder Samuel Rogers, and went to house keeping in Falmouth, Ky., at that time holding the office of county Court Clerk.  He was an alternate Delegate to Charleston and Baltimore convention in 1860 from the Covington District; was present at Baltimore.

REFERRING TO HIS WIFE'S FAMILY ANCESTORS & C.- Col. John Shawhan was a son of Joseph Shawhan and Sarah Ewalt.  His grandfather was Daniel Shawhan, John and his father served in the Legislature and Senate.  John was Sheriff of Harrison county and Captain in the war with Mexico, wounded in the battle at Buena Vista.  Talitha Rush, his wife, was a daughter of George Rush, a grandson of Robert Rush, a relative of Dr. Benjamin Rush, signer of the Declaration of Independence.  Joseph Shawhan served in the war of 1812.   His wife, Sarah Ewalt was a daughter of Henry Ewalt who served in the war for Independence in Col. Bedford's regiment.

The War between the States.-Early in September, 1862, Captain Thomas E. Moore enlisted from the counties of Pendleton, Harrison, Bourbon, Grant, Owen, Campbell, Kenton Boone and perhaps other counties one hundred and twenty men, which was Co. D, 4th Ky. Cavalry, was the first confederate company to camp in the Paris fair grounds.  About September 22, 1862, a few days later. Col. John Shawhan camped with his command on the Brooks place one mile east of Paris.  Co. D then joined Col. Shawhan.  Col. Giltner with about four companies a day or two later camped four miles east of Paris.  Col. Shawhan moved back to Mt. Sterling and was immediately ordered to impede the escape of the Federal Gen. Morgan,  who with his command escaped from Cumberland Gap to Ohio.  Col. Shawhan was killed by Bush Whackers, whom he had previously paroled.  At Col. Giltner's request Capt. Moore with his company joined col. Giltner's 4th Kentucky Cavalry Regiment.  Opportunities considered, this was the equal of any cavalry service in the south.  Never demoralized or whipped, when over whelmed by immense numbers and scattered, they would in a short time again confront the enemy.  It was considered an honor to be associated with soldiers and officers of such a body of men.  His was the 4th Squadron Co. D., and Capt. J. T. Willis, Co. G., Grant and Owen Co. men.  Capt. Willis was a brave, competent officer, commanded a fine body of men and ever ready for duty.   Company D., was first in line of  battle October 8th, 1862, at Perryville, Ky., then passing through Pound Gap to Abingdon, Va., to General Headquarters for South-West Virginia and East Tennessee.  In  march 1863 Genl. Marshall moved into Eastern Kentucky threatening Central Kentucky.   Late one afternoon the brigade camped.  Pope Williams and Capt. Moore were about one mile from camp, they saw two men 200 yards distant, evidently intending to cut them off from their command; there was a deep depression in the road between them and fence on the rise on the enemies side, the Capt. said to Pope "Get your end field ready,"adjusting his revolvers, said, "When we get down in the big sink we will dash up to the fence and capture them, " which they did, demanding that they throw down their arms (a Lieutenant and one other, both Bush Whackers); they were both marched into camp and turned over to Capt. Marshall who was on guard  The next day they were fired upon from a high mountain by 20 bush Whackers.  Co. D., dismounted engaged them in front, two other companies rushed up drains on either side getting into their rear.  The entire bunch of twenty were captured, including a Lieutenant--Col. Giltner  called a conference of the officers of his command to  ascertain their views as to what to do with them.  After hearing various opinions Capt. Moore suggested that the Lieutenant be paroled on his honor; that he go out and get his friends to come in the next day and be paroled and cease Bush Whacking, or join  the regular army, that their mode of warfare would not be tolerated."  This was finally agreed upon.  The Lieutenant appeared to be much relieved.  Capt. Moore said to him. "You know we came come here when we want to, bring them in and we will parole them and they can stay at home.  Bush Whacking will not be tolerated."  He reported next morning none of the men could be found, that they had fled to Ohio, the entire twenty were paroled.  The next day Robert F. Garrard, First Lieutenant in Co. D., was wounded in the leg below the knee, a bad fracture which rendered him unfit for service for about twenty months;  the "Bush Whackers" were also captured.  After this successful raid no Confederates were ever fired upon by these misguided people during the war.  The command returned to Virginia guarding and checking raids of the enemy from Knoxville, Tenn. to the Valley of Virginia, ranging a distance of from 350 to 400 miles.   In September and part of October  1863 Capt. Moore was sick with typhoid fever and not with his command in several engagements.  About the 5th of November 1863 the 4th Kentucky on a dark wet evening moved from Blountville, Tennessee in the direction of Rogersville, Tennessee to meet the enemy near there.  The advance guard encountered the enemy's outpost.  Capt. Moore with his squadron Co. D. and Co. G., moved rapidly rushing their pickets into camp, at this juncture Major Parker dashed up the side of Capt. Moore, their artillery playing upon them from a woodland over Big Creek, Major Parker gave the command "Dismount quickly, charge across the creek," which they did and were the first to capture two pieces of artillery.  The remainder of the 4th Kentucky moved up the creek to the rear of the enemy.  A Tennessee Battalion was in line on our left, the enemy was badly demoralized and about eight hundred surrendered and only two hundred and fifty escaped across the Holestein river .  Capt. Moore mounted a loose white horse and rushed to a cluster of hay stacks, found thirty without arms who were attempting to escape, they obeyed orders and marched into camp.  Giltner's command were overjoyed at their breakfast, as many wagons, army supplies etc., were captured and the raid of the enemy wiped out, in this, one of their attempts to destroy and pillage southern homes of the southern people.

General Longstreet, in east Tennessee and skirmishes with Woolferd's cavalry, Mooresville, Bean Station, Knoxville and Panther Spring.  West of Rogersville on road leading to Mooresville, Bean Station and Knoxville, in pursuance to orders of General Longstreet, Captain R. O. Cathright charged Wollferd's outpost and he retreated rapidly to induce the enemy to pursue, but they would not, the remainder of the 4th Kentucky was in line about one mile back, and in their rear a regiment of Longstreet's infantry secreted. The cavalry was to fire a scattering shot and make a hasty retreat over a rise in the road and give the infantry an opportunity to deal a telling blow, in that event the cavalry was to follow up the advantage and capture what was left.  Genl. Woolferd with his command retired from Tennessee.  Genl. Longstreet moved on in direction of Bean Station.  Capt. Moore with his splendid company was ordered to report to Genl. Longstreet on the South side of Clinch Mountain.  Col. Giltner with the rest of the 4th Kentucky was ordered on the North side of the mountain.  Capt. Moore was ordered by Genl. Longstreet to charge the out post of the enemy, to drive them in or capture them.  He obeyed the order.  They fled to Bean Station one mile distant.  Longstreet's infantry deployed in the rear, the Genl. about fifty yards in their rear.  A southern lady residing near the out post where enemy pickets were stationed over looking Bean Station appeared on her front porch and said, "14 wagons have passed out the Morristown, road you can capture them".  Thanking her with the remark, "we will," they immediately reported this information to Genl. Longstreet.  The Genl. replied "We are driving them, when we get to the Morristown road go out and capture them."  This order was obeyed; they went in  a sweeping gallop three miles and a half, capturing thirty prisoners, 14 wagons, teams, arms, corn and twelve dressed fat hog, which were turned over to the General.  Col. Giltner on the other side of the mountain captured wagons, teams, flour, sugar and coffee.  The enemy being driven out of Bean Station Retreated to Knoxville.  Genl. Jenkins and Gen. McClaws pursued them.  After the siege of Knoxville, Genl. Longstreet retired by the way of Newmarket, Strawberry Plains..  company D., operated between New market, Strawberry Plains, Morristown and Russellville as Longstreet's out post and to gain information of the enemy's movements and keep the Genl. advised.  Company D., did this duty for about six weeks between the two armies which was more or less hazardous.

The last order Capt. Moore received from Genl. Longstreet was from Russellville ordering him to proceed in the direction of Knoxville to capture some of their outpost if possible, ascertain position, strength of the enemy and any information deemed of interest, and to report to him at Bullsgap.  he ascertained the location of the enemy to be in a woods five miles west of Morristown, with their out post at Panther Springs.  They halted in a woods and deployed right and left , sending ten men to threaten their right and ten like wise to their left rear and had to move through an open field about two hundred yards, the enemy being on the opposite side behind a thicket of a scuby timber, pointing on either side of main road.  Capt. Moore at the center led the charge at a rapid gallop.  The enemy were about six hundred, with main force in their rear of seven thousand--less that one mile distant, commanded by Genl. Burnside.  A few minutes before the charge Lieut. Payton, of Virginia, reported to Cap. Moore that he and Sergeant Goforth had eight or ten men; that they would be glad to cooperate.  Capt. Moore replied, "Tell Sergeant Goforth we will all move at once, for him with his Tennesseans and Virginians to move from out left so as to threaten their rear."  Lieut. Payton quickly delivered the order and a bold rapid dash was made, the enemy being surprised, fired about three rounds and beat a precipitous retreat to their main army, evidently believing Longstreet's main force was upon them.  Result: a few of the enemy were wounded and captured.  Capt. Moore received two wounds, his right arm broken above the elbow, a wound in his left side, his horse killed.  Sergeant Goforth wounded in his foot and died.  Lieut. Payton wounded a German in the head with his saber.

Capt. Moore when his horse fell under him, with presence of mind, dropped by the side of his fine horse, which was a protection, and believed his dead horse saved his life.  This was a hot little fight and no laggards.  Capt. Moore ordered that the saddle and bridle be taken from his horse.  He was much attached to his fine horse and regretted its loss.

A carriage was obtained from the family of Co. Tulbott, three miles from the battle ground and the wounded moved back to a farm house where wounds were dressed, this was February  5th , 1864.  Next morning they proceeded to Bullsgap.  Genl. Longstreet had that same day embarked for Richmond.  No report was made.  About the 7th of February Capt. Moore was placed on a cot and taken to the hospital at Abingdon, Va.  Here Sergeant Goforth died with lock jaw, result of his wounded foot.  Lieut. Payton having preceded him informed his sister, Mrs. Preston, residing about two miles east of Abingdon.  She at once sent him some nice things to eat, with a note hoping he would be able to relish, and called twice afterwards.  Col. Preston probably was a member of the confederate Congress.  After this Capt. Moore was not able to stand camp life and was not with his company, but performed duties on detached service.

Early in February 1865 in connection with Col. D. Howard Smith, he was sent to Kentucky with a flag of truce.  When they arrived at Mr. Sterling, Col. Smith found it necessary to proceed to Lexington, taking two men with him leaving Capt. Moore in command of ten or twelve at Mr. Sterling, he being next in rank to Col. Smith.  They remained about five or six days and returned to Abingdon, Va., taking back with them Mrs. J. Stodard Johnston, her little son, George W., and Miss Francis Breckinridge, daughter of Genl. John C. Breckinridge, now Mrs. Steele.

About the 1st of April 1865 they in connection with Major O. G. Cameron and other proceeded to Kentucky for the purpose of bringing out some Confederates, who had been cut off and scattered from Generals Morgan's  command in his last battle at Cynthiana.  They passed on through the mountains of Eastern Kentucky, Whitesburg, avoiding main thoroughfares, secreting themselves in daylight and moving at night, between Mt. Sterling and Owingsville; reaching a farm about tow and one-half east of Cynthianan surrounded by woodland.  They went into camp in Mrs. Reese's stable, remained there till about eight p.m.  Here they separated, Maj. Cameron and others going to the neighbor hood of Clanville, he and John Patton who was well acquainted with the route near Berry, about one mile south of Berr's Station.  At a gate they separated agreeing to meet at the gate the third night thereafter.  He proceeded and reaching his destination one mile west of Morgan, Kentucky, C. R. R. now the L. & N. R. R., on the night as agreed, he left Morgan about eight p.m.; it was a dark night, a gentle rain set in about nine and continued till about midnight.  Arrived at the gate about ten p.m.  When he reached the gate Pattou was to whistle; he stopped a moment and moved slowly, then came the whistle which gave him great relief.  He answered and returned to the gate and exchanged congratuitous in that they had escaped so far in the hazardous penetration into the enemy's lines.  They proceeded on their way to Mrs. Reese's Place from which they had separated to meet again, arriving there about 11 p. m.   Maj. Cameron and others arriving two hours later.  They remained there till nine the next evening and reached a point 11 miles
north of Mt. Sterling on slate Creek on the morning of April 30th, 1865.  During the day they learned that Col. Giltner with the 4th Kentucky Cavalry were in the vicinity of Mt. Sterling. Capt. Moore immediately sent a flag of truce to the Major commanding the Post, proposing to surrender a colonel.  He explained that he had served his time out and was commissioned to recruit
a regiment.

On the first day of may, 1865, he arrived at Shawhan, Bourbon county, Kentucky.  He purchased a lot, erected a building and engaged in a general mercantile business until 1870; he then sold his building and stock of goods.  Was nominated by the Democratic party and elected Sheriff of Bourbon County and was renominated and elected to succeed himself and served till 1875.  He then engaged in farming, breeding of fine stock horses, cattle and sheep. he was elected Chairman of the Democratic county committee serving about six years, which he resigned.  Was State Central committeeman from 7th Congressional District and State Chairman for about five years and declined further service.  This was between 1895 and 1899 during which time he also was Chairman of his Senatorial District and Court of Appeals District.  He was elected a Delegate for the 7th District in 1896 to the Chicago Convention and also as a Delegate to the Kansas City Convention.  W. J. Bryan was the nominee in both Conventions.  November 10th, 1902, he came to Lexington to reside with his children.

The splendid men who were members of Company D., which he recruited and commanded; r. F Garrard, 1st Lieutenant; W. N Weing, 2nd Lieutenant; John Makemson, 3rd Lieutenant; the boys of Company D., who shared the hardships are equally entitled to the highest praise.   "They took up arms in defense of constitutional rights, in defense of  their homes, to repel invasion.  The southern people did not make war on women and children.  The Northern States did, by inhumane orders of corrupt generals.  Those who are yet living and fail to note humanity on one side, and the disregard of civilized warfare on the other side," said Capt. Moore, who never owned a negro.

He is a Jeffersonian Democrat.  He has never missed an election nor failed to vote for the nominees of his party.  His greatest wish is that his people shall be protected and guided by laws of justice.
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This is a true history of some incidents in my life.
(Signed)THOMAS EDWIN MOORE
Captain Company D., 4th Kentucky Cavalry.
Lexington, Ky., June 8th, 1916

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History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed. by William Henry Perrin, O. L. Baskin & County, Chicago, 1882, p. 580

CAPTAIN THOS. E. MOORE, farmer and stockraiser; P.O. Shawhan; was born in Pendleton County, Ky., Feb. 15, 1831, son of Wm., and Margaret S. (Brann) Moore, both of whom were natives of Bourbon County, but whose parents were natives of Virginia.  William Moore held the office of the Justice of the Peace, and served in the war of 1812. He died in 1833, of cholera.  When 16 years old, the subject of this sketch began the battle of life for himself, he being the youngest of six children.  He first worked at farming, then clerked in a store, after which he attended Bartlett's Commercial College at Cincinnati, from which he graduated; served as Deputy Sheriff under his brother, and was then elected County Clerck of Pendleton County, which position he held for four years; he was married Sept. 29, 1859, to Miss Sarah J. Shawhan, daughter of Col. John Shawhan, of Harrison County, Ky., who served in the Mexican war under General Taylor, and was wounded at the battle of Buena Vista, and who served in the late war, but was shot by a guerilla whom he had patrolled, whilst on his was to Kentucky to raise a regiment.  Capt. Moore entered the Confederate service in 1862, as Captain of Co. D, 4th Kentucky Cavalry, H. L. Giltner, Colonel, and remained throughout the struggle, being wounded in two places whilst near Nashville.  At the close of the war he engaged in merchandising, and was also engaged in distilling, and has paid considerable attention to the raising of fine and trotting stock, short horn cattle, and Cotswold and Southdown sheep.  He has nine children:  Tabitha, Sterling P., John S., Sallie, Minnie, Thomas E., William, Annie S., and George.  On his farm is the ancient fort, mentioned in Collius' history, at the junction of the two streams forming the Stoner.

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CAPT. T. E. MOORE.
Capt. Thomas E. Moore, who died at his home in Lexington, Ky., in August, 1921, had reached the advanced age of ninety years. He was born February 15, 1831, in Pendleton County, Ky., the son of William and Margaret Brann Moore. His father died two years later, but his mother lived to be more than a hundred years old.

In the War between the States Thomas E. Moore enlisted for the Confederacy, and early in 1862 made up a company, which became Company D of the 4th Kentucky Cavalry, and which he commanded, taking part in many engagements with the 4th Kentucky, up to that at Bull's Gap, in which he was wounded and afterwards put on detached service. Early in February, 1865, he was sent with a flag of truce into Kentucky in connection with Col. D. Howard Smith. About the first of April he returned to Kentucky with the command of Maj. O. G. Cameron for the purpose of bringing out some of the men of Morgan's command who had been scattered in his last battle at Cynthiana; but the surrender came and they surrendered with Major Cameron on April 20.

On May 1 Captain Moore reached Bourbon County, Ky., where he engaged in a general merchandise business until 1870, when he became sheriff of the county and served until 1875. He then engaged in farming and the breeding of fine stock and became prominent in the political life of his State. In 1902 he removed to Lexington to reside with his children. His wife, who was Miss Sarah Shawhan, survives him with four daughters and two sons. [2]

Ron & Bob,

You all may already have these, but the following are the obits I received this morning. Hope they prove useful.

MOORE, THOMAS EDWIN Company D, 4th Regiment Cavalry, Kentucky Volunteers, C.S.A.
Thomas E. Moore, Captain of Company D., 4th Kentucky Cavalry, enlisted September 15, 1862, in Pendleton County.

Thomas Edwin Moore was the son of William and Margaret (Braun) Moore, both of whom were natives of Bourbon County. (7) Thomas was born February 25, 1831, in Pendleton County and died August 5, 1921, in Lexington, Kentucky. (10) He married Sarah Jane Shawhan, September 29, 1859, in Harrison County, and was still living October 13, 1921, when she filed for a Confederate pension. (10) They were the parents of nine children; Tabitha, Sterling P, John S., Sallie, Minnie, Thomas E., William, Annie S. and George. (7)

Confederate Pension Application Numbers 4090, and 3007, both filed in Fayette County. Thomas Moore states- that he served under Shawhan (1st Battalion Cavalry) however his name was not included in Adjutant General's Report. He also stated that he served under Giltner (4th Kentucky Cavalry) as company commander of Company B. He surrendered and was paroled on Mt. Sterling, Kentucky April 30, 1865. (10)

Obituary notice, Cynthiana Democrat, August 11, 1921, Cynthiana, Ky. Capt. Thomas E. Moore, aged ninety, a former resident of Shawhan and one of the best known Confederate soldiers in Central Kentucky, died Friday afternoon (August 5, 1921) at his home on East Maxwell street in Lexington, where he resided for several years. In 1859 Capt. Moore was married to Miss Sarah daughter of Col. and Mrs. Talitha Shawhan, who survives him. Besides his widow he is survived by the following children: Thomas E. Moore, of Hazard, former County Attorney of Bourbon county; John S. Moore, of Urich, Missouri; Mrs. H.C. Shipp, of Lexington; Mrs. H.D. Ament, of East St. Louis, Illinois; Mrs. J. Ernest Cassidy and Miss Minnie Moore, of Lexington. Burial in Lexington cemetery.

Obituary notice, The Log Cabin, December 9, 1927. Cynthiana, Ky. Mrs. Sarah Shawhan Moore, 88 year old widow of Captain Thomas E. Moore, died Saturday afternoon (December 3, 1927) at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J.E. Cassidy at 123 Forrest Avenue, Lexington. Captain Moore, who died in 1921, was an ex-sheriff of Bourbon County, and a Captain in Company D., Giltner's regiment in the Confederate Army. Mrs. Moore was the daughter of Col. John Shawhan and Tibitha Rush and
was born in Harrison county. Her father was an officer in the Mexican War and a monument to his company, many members of which lost their lives in the battle Buena Vista. Col. Shawhan was killed while fighting for the Confederacy. On her mother's side, she was descended from the Rush family of
Pennsylvania, one of whom, Dr. Benjamin Rush, signed the Declaration of Independence. Mrs. Moore's great grandfather came to Kentucky before the Revolution and died in 1791. He is buried in the Presbyterian Cemetery at Ruddles Mill, Bourbon county.  Burial in the family lot at the Lexington Cemetery.

Obituary notice, Williamstown Courier, September 6, 1894, Williamstown, Ky. Mrs. Margaret Sanford Makemson, nee Brown, nee Moore, died September 1, 1894. She was born in Bourbon county, December 28, 1793, and was the daughter of Andrew and Frances Mitchell Brown, who were natives of Westmoreland county, Virginia. Her first husband, Wm. Moore, was born near Pleasant Green church in Bourbon county, and died in 1838, leaving six children, four of whom are still living:  Capt. E.T. Moore, of Shawhan Station, Harrison county, Jos. Moore, of Scotland county,
Missouri; Mrs. Margaret Draper and Mrs. Nancy Wells, both of Pendleton county.
About 1847, she married Robert Makemson near Morgan Station. There was no issue from this marriage. Makemson is also dead. Buried at Mt. Carmel cemetery, Pendleton county.

Tombstone inscription, Mt. Carmel Baptist Church Cemetery. Margaret S. Makerson, December 28, 1793-September 2, 1894, Wife of Robert Makemson.

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BB-92
The Cedars, Rudolph Mock/Capt. Thomas E. Moore House; ca. 1790
Shawhan-Ruddles Mills Road

Constructed ca. 1790 by Rudolph Mock on land purchased from George Ruddle, this small but well built one-story stone house on the hall-parlor plan has large end chimneys. The windows are accented with keystones and jackarches, and the woodwork is of the late Georgian or Federal style.

Mock must be admired for his choice of a building site. The house is located on a high rise between the South Fork of the Licking River and Stoner Creek above the point where Hinkston Creek joins Stoner to form the Licking River just west of Ruddles Mills. Nearby is the circular "Ancient Fort", noted by Collins as at the junction of the creeks, and still barely visible in a field.

The farm later was acquired by Captain Thomas E. Moore who is indicated at this location on the 1877 map. A confederate veteran, he was a farmer and stockraiser as well as a distiller and merchandizer. Moore, who called his farm The Cedars, was listed in the 1888 Lexington directory as 'specializing in "Trotters Stallions, Bismark, Idol and Twilight . . . . . Limited."

Whitley, Perrin, pp. 451, 580.

Spouses
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1: Sarah Jane SHAWHAN
Birth: July 25, 1839 Harrison County, Kentucky
Death: October 26, 1927 Lexington, Kentucky Age: 88
Father: John SHAWHAN Major, CSA (1811-1862)
Mother: Tabitha RUSH (1819-1857)
Marriage: September 29, 1859 4 miles north of Cynthiana by Elder Samuel Rogers
Children: Talitha Rush (1860-1953)
 John Shawhan (1866-1944)
 Minnie
 William
 Annie S.
 George
 Sterling Price (~1861-)
 Sarah "Sally"
 Thomas E.

Sources
1. Perrin, William Henry, editor.  "History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison, and Nicholas Counties."  Chicago:  O.L. Baskin & County, Historical Publishers, Lakeside Building, 1882, New Material Copyright, 1979 by the Rev. Silas Emmett Lucas, Jr., Southern Historical Press, p. 580.
2. From "The Confederate Veteran," September, 1929 issue.

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Last Modified: March 29, 2000
Created: July 20, 2000

They had the following children:
	367	i.	Talitha Rush (1860-1953)
	368	ii.	John Shawhan (1866-1944)
		iii.	Minnie.
		iv.	William.
		v.	Annie S.141
			The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 90 page 191:
			Mrs. Anna Moore Hornbrook. DAR ID Number: 89591 Born in Shawhan, Ky. Wife of Ernest Adams Hornbrook. Descendant of Ensign Henry Ewalt, as follows: [p.191] 1. Thomas E. Moore (b. 1831) m. 1859 Sarah Shawhan (b. 1839). 2. John Shawhan (1810-62) m. 1837 Talitha Rush (1819-57). 3. Joseph Shawhan (1781-1871) m. Sallie Ewalt. 4. Henry Ewalt m. Elizabeth Fry. Henry Ewalt (1754-1829) served as ensign in the 6th company, 1st battalion, Bedford County, Pennsylvania militia, 1777. He was born in Germany; died in Bourbon County, Ky. Also No. 76471.

			Annie S. married Ernest Adams HORNBROOK. Ernest Adams was born in 1869. Ernest Adams died in Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky, in August 1910; he was 41. Ernest Adams was buried in Lexington Cemetery, Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky, on August 17, 1910; he was 41.

			Lexington Cemetery Data:
			Burial Date: 8/17/10
			Disposition Number: 17596
			Section Number: 11
			Lot: 11
			Part: SW1/2
		vi.	George.
	369	vii.	Sterling Price (~1861-)
		viii.	Sarah “Sally”.
			The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 64, page 170: Mrs. Sallie Moore Cassidy. DAR ID Number: 63517 Born in Bourbon County, Ky. Wife of John Ernest Cassidy. Descendant of Ensign Henry Ewalt, of Kentucky. [p.170] Daughter of Thomas E. Moore and Sarah Shawhan, his wife. Granddaughter of John Shawhan and Tabitha Rush, his wife. Gr-granddaughter of Joseph Shawhan and Sallie Ewalt, his wife. Gr-gr-granddaughter of Henry Ewalt and Elizabeth Fry, his wife. Henry Ewalt (1754-1829) served as ensign of the 6th company, 1st battalion of Pennsylvania militia, 1777. He was born in Bedford County, Pa., removed to Bourbon County, Ky., where he died. He was one of the pioneers when Kentucky was overrun by the Indians. Also No. 13331.

			Sarah “Sally” married John Ernest CASSIDY.
	370	ix.	Thomas E.

176. Daniel SHAWHAN (John5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Daniel was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, in 1852. Daniel died in Carter County, Kentucky, in 1937; he was 85. Daniel was buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

After the death of his father, Major John Shawhan, Daniel was initially raised by his sisters. When he became of age, he elected to migrate to Carter County, Ky to enter the lumber business; the business was not successful, and Daniel became involved in the coal mining operations that were the primary source of wealth in Carter Co.. He took up residence in a little, old, mining company rental house, and opened a small general store in the town of Grant, near Music, KY -- he also had a tiny farm, with a few chickens and pigs. He became known in the community as "Uncle Dan". He was a staunch patriot and a Democrat; one of the highlights of his life occurred when he was able to visit a son living in Washington D.C. and see the second inaugural of Pres. Franklin D. Roosevelt, in 1937.

The Sept. 7, 1933 edition of the Cynthiana Democrat, Cynthiana, KY, carried an article submitted by Daniel in which he listed the Muster Roll of the First Battalion, Kentucky Calvary, C.S.A., initially formed in September 1861, under the command of Captain John Shawhan, his father. The following Shawhans were included on the muster roll, in addition to the Captain: Joseph W. Shawhan, Corp. (died 1862); John Snell Shawhan, ; Charlie Shawhan, , (taken prisoner); George Shawhan, , (died 1862). Daniel was very interested in the Shawhan family's history as witnessed by his exchange of letters, in 1936, with William G. Hills, of Chevy Chase, Maryland -- Mr. Hills' "Shawhan Family Notes" constitute an outstanding genealogical research record. 
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Kentucky 1910 Miracode Index:
Daniel Shawhan 
  Enumeration District: 0047 Color: W 
  Age: 58 Birth Place: Kentucky 
  Visit: 0101  
  County:  Carter 
  Relation:  Husband 
  Relatives:  Wife Elizabeth 55, Kentucky
Father-in-law Harry T Bedford 85, Kentucky

On September 22, 1874 Daniel married Elizabeth W. (Lizzie) BEDFORD, daughter of Capt. Harry Povall BEDFORD Sr. (April 10, 1826-December 10, 1912) & Mary Susan EWALT (January 29, 1831-October 12, 1900), in Bourbon County, Kentucky.142 Elizabeth W. (Lizzie) was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, in 1854. Elizabeth W. (Lizzie) died in Carter County, Kentucky, in December 1932; she was 78. Elizabeth W. (Lizzie) was buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

The Bedford name is of English origin, the Kentucky branch tracing their ancestry back to Thomas Bedford of Charlotte Co., VA; Thomas was a very prominent landowner who fathered 13 children, by two different wives. The first one of the Bedford name to come to Kentucky was his son Benjamin Francis, b. Dec. 23, 1762, who emigrated first to Madison Co., about 1787, and then to Bourbon Co. in 1789 in the Paris Precinct area; his wife was Tabitha Clay, b. Nov. 15, 1761. daughter of Dr. Henry Clay and Rachel Povall. Benjamin and Tabitha had a son, Benjamin Franklin Bedford, b. Dec. 1799, in Bourbon County. Benjamin Franklin and his wife, Eleanor G. "Elizabeth" Buckner, b. Nov. 2, 1799 were the parents of Harry Povall Bedford, b. April 10, 1826, in Bourbon Co.; Harry married Mary Susan Ewalt, daughter of Samuel Ewalt and Cynthia Pugh. They became the parents of Elizabeth.

Harry was a very prominent citizen of Bourbon County. He served with the Kentucky troops during the Mexican War, returning to Bourbon Co. to operate a grocery store. He also served as sheriff and became a well-known farmer. When the Civil War broke out, Harry initially served the South in its Secret Service -- he was arrested in September 1861 for aiding the Confederacy. After his release, he joined the CSA as Captain of Co. C, Fifth Cavalry and served throughout the War. After his wife's death, Harry went to live with Elizabeth and her husband, Daniel Shawhan, in Carter Co., KY, where he was listed on the Census of 1910.

They had the following children:
	371	i.	Harry Bedford (1875-1966)
	372	ii.	John (1877-)
	373	iii.	Pugh Miller (1881-1967)
	374	iv.	Joseph Ewalt (1883-1944)

Family of Margaret SHAWHAN (53) & Pugh MILLER

177. William MILLER (Margaret SHAWHAN5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). William was born in Harrison County, Kentucky, on October 13, 1843.

History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed. by William Henry Perrin, O. L. Baskin & County, Chicago, 1882, pp. 580-581.

WILLIAM MILLER, farmer, P. O. Ruddel's Mills; was born in Harrison County, Ky., Oct 13, 1843, son of Pugh and Margaret (Shawhan) Miller; he, born April 13,1810, and she Aug. 12, 1812, and were married April 10, 1831. Pugh was the son of James and Elizabeth (Pugh) Miller, and Margaret was the daughter of Joseph and Sally (Ewalt) Shawhan. Both the Miller and the Shawhan families were originally from Pennsylvania James, the grandfather of our subject, moved to Missouri about 1829, where he passed the rest of his days, dying there in 1833; he took his son Pugh along with him to Missouri, but the son not liking it there, returned to his native State where he married and settled down, but died in 1878. He reared one son to maturity, William the subject of this sketch, who has devoted himself to farming. At the commencement of the late war, William, entered the Confederate service, under Capt. Jo. Desha, 1st KY. Inf., and served as Sergeant one year, when he was transferred to Capt. Jo. Hardin's Co., Maj. Shawhan's Cav. Battalion; was taken prisoner Oct. 7, 1863, and after enjoying the sweets of prison life at Camp Morton, Indianapolis, for over a year, returned home in 1864. Was married Feb. 8, 1866, to Miss Sarah Rule, of Bourbon County, who has borne the following children: James R., born Dec. 21, 1866; Annie L., Sept. 4, 1869; Willie Pugh, Nov. 26, 1871; Mattie Bettie, Jan. 26, 1874; Joseph D., born Aug. 11, 18 16. He owns 193 acres of land, is all Odd Fellow, and a Democrat.

On February 8, 1866 William married Sarah RULE. Sarah was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	James R. James R. was born on December 21, 1866.
		ii.	Annie L. Annie L. was born on September 4, 1869.
	375	iii.	William Pugh (1871-)
		iv.	Martha Bettie. Martha Bettie was born on January 26, 1874.
			Martha Bettie married Thomas BOWLES.
		v.	Joseph D. Joseph D. was born on August 11, 1876.

Family of Rebecca SHAWHAN (54) & Wesley HOGGINS

178. Anna HOGGINS (Rebecca SHAWHAN5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).138 Anna was born in Kentucky about 1842.

The True Kentuckian, Thu 08 Nov 1866. Marriages: Near Covington at the residence of the brides father on the 25th Oct. by Elder Vawler, H.W. Shawhan of Cynthiana to Miss Anna, daughter of Wesley Hoggins, formerly of Bourbon County.

The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 14, page 125: Mrs. Annie Shawhan Givens. DAR ID Number: 13331 Born in Kentucky. Widow of David A. Givens. Descendant of Ens. Henry Ewalt, of Kentucky. Daughter of Wesley Higgins and Rebecca Ewalt Shawhan, his wife. Granddaughter of Joseph Shawhan and Sarah Ewalt, his wife. Gr.-granddaughter of Henry Ewalt and Elizabeth Fry Kellar, his wife. Henry Ewalt, (1754-1829), served as ensign of the Sixth company, First Battalion of Pennsylvania militia, 1777. He [p.125] was born in Bedford county, Pa., removed to Bourbon county, Ky., where he died. He was one of the pioneers when Kentucky was overrun by the Indians.

On October 25, 1866 Anna first married Hubbard Warfield SHAWHAN (167) , son of Henry Ewalt SHAWHAN (50) (November 20, 1805-March 4, 1882) & Mary VARNON (before 1813-1842), in Covington, Kenton County, Kentucky. Hubbard Warfield was born in Cynthiana, Kentucky, in 1841.

Little is known about Hubbard, other than the fact that he was one of the many prominent sponsors behind the establishment of the Battle Grove Cemetery in Cynthiana, KY in 1867, a plot created in memory of the Civil War fight that occurred in October 1864 in the Cynthiana area, resulting in the destruction of much of the town. Other members of the Battle Grove Cemetery Company included Joseph H. Shawhan, Joseph Shawhan, Sr., John L. Shawhan, H. E. Shawhan, T. J. Megibben, J. W. Musselman, John W. Kimbrough, and Spears M. Smith.

They had one child:
	359	i.	Hubbard Warfield (~1867-)

Anna second married David A. GIVENS.

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Family of Hannah PEARSON (57) & John H. STANGER

179. John STANGER (Hannah PEARSON6, Jane SHAWHAN5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John was born in Pennsylvania about 1840.143 John was born in Kentucky about 1868.

Birthplace listed as KY on 1870 Census and PA on 1860 Census

About 1862 John married Elizabeth (STANGER), in Kentucky. Marriage date estimated from age of eldest child listed on 1870 Census, (5). Census was taken June 13, 1870. Place of marriage assumed from, both parents and all their childen listed as being born in KY.  Note:, There is a possibity that the John Stanger listed on 1860 Census, (brother of Rebecca) is not the same John Stanger listed in 1870, Census. The ages match, but birthplace is PA on 1860 Census and KY on, 1870 Census. Elizabeth was born in Kentucky about 1842.

They had one child:
		i.	George. George was born in Kentucky about 1868.
			Birth date estimated from age on 1870 Census (2). Birth place listed as KY.

180. Rebecca W. STANGER (Hannah PEARSON6, Jane SHAWHAN5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Rebecca W. was born in Pennsylvania on December 31, 1842.144 Rebecca W. died in 1605 S Branson  (home), Marion, Grant County, Indiana, on February 14, 1924; she was 81.145 Rebecca W. was buried in I. O. O. F. Cemetery, Marion, Grant County, Indiana, in February 1924; she was 81.

Died of influenza. Death certificate lists place of burial as IOOF Cemetery. Her father, John, was a very successful glass manufacturer in Louisville, KY during the 1850s and '60s. Paragraph from Rebecca's obituary: "The Kerrigans, parents of J. Warren Kerrigan, famous motion picture actor and leading man in "The Covered Wagon," which appears at the Orpheum next week, were next door neighbors when she lived in Louisville. Mrs. Doyle was present at the christening of Warren and was named as his godmother."

On September 22, 1866 Rebecca W. married Charles DOYLE, in St. John Parsonage, Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky. Per Marriage Certificate on hand; Witnesses Bridget Doyle, M Rogers? Charles was born in New Brunswick, Canada, on February 17, 1830. Charles was buried in I.O.O.F. Cemetery, Marion, Grant County, Indiana, in March 1916; he was 86. Charles died in 216 West Thirtieth St. (home), Marion, Grant County, Indiana, on March 26, 1916; he was 86.

Died of Lobar Pneumonia, left lung. Lived at 38 Myrtle St, Louisville in 1880; Moved to Marion in 1891. Was reported as an alien on 1900 Census; also reported to be able to read and write.

They had the following children:
	376	i.	Grace Agnes (1871-1937)
		ii.	John P. John P. was born in Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky, in July 1868. John P. died in Indiana in 1943; he was 74. John P. was buried in I. O. O. F. Cemetery, Marion, Grant County, Indiana, in 1943; he was 74.
			Tombstone shows birth year as 1868. 1900 U.S. Census shows birth year as 1867 and birth month as July.

		iii.	Catherine M. Catherine M. was buried in I.O.O.F. Cemetery, Marion, Grant County, Indiana. Catherine M. was born in 1869. Catherine M. died in 1605 South Branson (home), Marion, Grant County, Indiana, on May 12, 1921; she was 52.
			Died of heart attack.

		iv.	James M. James M. was buried in I. O. O. F. Cemetery, Section 27, Marion, Grant County, Indiana. James M. was born in Indiana in 1872. James M. died in 216 West Thirtieth (Parent's home), Marion, Grant County, Indiana, on February 12, 1903; he was 31.
			Tombstone shows death year as 1902, while 3 obituaries are from 1903. Marion Leader, Thursday, February 12, 1903; Marion News Tribune, Thursday, February 12, 1903; Marion Weekly Chronicle, February 13,1903; he died of tuberculosis after living in the "Pest House" in Marion, IN. Death date on tombstone (1902) appears to be incorrect. Obituaries in three newspapers show 1903 death. Tombstone appears to have been added at much later date, judging from its excellent condition in 1998.

		v.	Hannah A. Hannah A. was born in Ohio on May 5, 1875. Hannah A. died in Marion, Grant County, Indiana, on July 3, 1921; she was 46. Hannah A. was buried in IOOF Cemetery, Marion, Grant County, Indiana, on July 5, 1921; she was 46.
			Died of TB.

	377	vi.	Rebecca Elizabeth (1878-1962)
		vii.	Mary Agatha. Mary Agatha was born in Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky, on March 11, 1883. Mary Agatha died in 712 Jeffras Ave. (Peckis home), Marion, Grant County, Indiana, on July 20, 1966; she was 83. Mary Agatha was buried in I. O. O. F. Cemetery, Section H, Marion, Grant County, Indiana, on July 23, 1966; she was 83.
			Estate administrator was Mary Peckis  Single  Needham and Son Funeral Home

	378	viii.	Thomas William (~1918-1963)
	379	ix.	Charles J

Family of Oliver O. SHAWHAN (62) & Hannah HERSHBERGER

181. William John SHAWHAN (Oliver O.6, Mary5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). William John was born in Pennsylvania on May 13, 1851. William John died in Pennsylvania on April 23, 1909; he was 57.

About 1870 William John first married Margaret "Maggie", in Pennsylvania. Margaret "Maggie" was born in Pennsylvania on August 17, 1850. Margaret "Maggie" died in Pennsylvania on December 1, 1879; she was 29.

They had one child:
		i.	William. William was born in Pennsylvania on December 26, 1871. William died in Pennsylvania on October 12, 1877; he was 5.

About 1880 William John second married Anna Eliza McGIBNEY, in Pennsylvania. Anna Eliza was born about 1855.

They had the following children:
	380	i.	Willett Oliver (1882-1936)
		ii.	Matilda. Matilda was born on September 10, 1883.
		iii.	Howard. Howard was born in Pennsylvania on August 10, 1889. Howard died in Pennsylvania on April 22, 1953; he was 63.
		iv.	George. George was born in Pennsylvania in February 1891. George died in Pennsylvania on December 4, 1934; he was 43.
		v.	Robert George. Robert George was born on July 10, 1893.
			On November 20, 1912 Robert George married Vennie ARWOOD.
		vi.	Charles Easton Claus. Charles Easton Claus was born in Pennsylvania on May 27, 1895. Charles Easton Claus died in Pennsylvania on July 2, 1895; he was <1.

Family of Imogene SHAWHAN (63) & Robert Brown CRAIG

182. Maude Jane CRAIG (Imogene SHAWHAN6, Daniel5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Maude Jane was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, in 1855. Maude Jane died in 1925; she was 70.

Maude Jane married John Lee WHITAKER. John Lee was born in Cincinnati, Ohio, in 1853. John Lee died in 1901; he was 48.

They had one child:
	381	i.	Robert Brown (1883-)

Family of Williametta (Willie) SHAWHAN (65) & J. W. SIMPSON

183. Dr. Karl Stanley SIMPSON (Williametta (Willie) SHAWHAN6, Daniel5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Dr. Karl Stanley was born in 1879. Dr. Karl Stanley died in Pennsylvania on October 8, 1941; he was 62.

About 1902 Dr. Karl Stanley first married Elizabeth Foster BELL, in Pennsylvania. Elizabeth Foster was born in 1879. Elizabeth Foster died in Pennsylvania in 1918; she was 39. influenza.

They had the following children:
		i.	John A. B.
		ii.	James Willam.

Dr. Karl Stanley second married Mary Bruce WEAVER.

They had the following children:
		i.	Mary Bruce.
		ii.	Karl Stanley.
		iii.	Robert Shawhan. Robert Shawhan was born in 1928.

Family of Robert R. SHAWHAN (66) & Eva A. HART

184. Mary Ann (Molly) SHAWHAN (Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Mary Ann (Molly) was born in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, in January 1851. Mary Ann (Molly) died in Washington, Pennsylvania, about 1873; she was 21.

Molly died shortly after the birth of her child Margaret, while she was visiting her parents in Pennsylvania; the circumstances are . Her Mother, Eva, then went to Ohio for a period of time to assist Molly's husband, Richard, in the raising of the children.

On January 27, 1867 Mary Ann (Molly) married Richard M. JONES. Richard M. was born in Near Richmond Virginia, on February 27, 1840. Richard M. died in Beverly, Washington, Ohio, on November 25, 1920; he was 80. Richard M. was buried in Beverly Cemetery, Washington, Ohio, on November 28, 1920; he was 80.

Richard fought in the Civil War for the Confederate side. When he returned to his home near Richmond, Virginia, his house, family, and parents, were gone. He moved north to Ohio where it is said by his granddaughter, Mary Inez Miller, he was never happy. His daughter Eva married John Seldon Miller whose father, George Miller, also served in the Civil War but for the North. This made discussions on the Civil War taboo during family gatherings. His obituary noted that his funeral service was attended by Mrs. James Shawhan and Mrs. John Stage of Marietta, OH. During his declining years he was cared for by his daughter Helen. He was a career mail carrier, living on 7th St. in Beverly, Ohio.

They had the following children:
	382	i.	Eva Sylvia (1870-1947)
		ii.	Helen. Helen was born in Beverly, Washington, Ohio, on November 28, 1868. Helen died in Beverly, Washington, Ohio, on November 3, 1929; she was 60.
			Helen cared for her father Richard in his declining years.

	383	iii.	Margaret  "Sadie" (1873-~1964)
		iv.	Frank S. Frank S. was born in Ohio about 1867. Frank S. died in Indiana infancy, about 1867; he was <1.

185. James Martin SHAWHAN (Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). James Martin was born in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, on April 21, 1857. James Martin died in Marietta, Ohio, on April 6, 1929; he was 71.

James was a barber and a poet, publishing a book of poems titled "Unpolished Pebbles". An excerpt from this book reads: "Some folks are always harpen 'bout Th' place where they wuz born, And 'bout the little winder Where the sun peeped in at morn And how they'd like to wander back And see th' place once more, And roam th' hills and hollers Ez they did in days of yore. They ken do it ef they want to, And stay there ef they choose, But ez fer me agoin' back, I'd ruther be excused."

About 1881 James Martin married Emma, in Ohio. Emma was born about 1860.

They had one child:
		i.	Grace. Grace was born about 1886.
			Grace married John D. STAGE.

186. William Woodward SHAWHAN (Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). William Woodward was born in E. Williamsport, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, in May 1863. William Woodward was born in Steubenville, Ohio, on August 27, 1904. William Woodward died in Hepzibah, WV, about 1947; he was 83.

William "Woody" Shawhan was born in PA but moved early on into West Virginia. He lost a leg in an accident and henceforth used a wooden leg. He and his sons are remembered as being "big men i.e. with large frames, large hands, and fairly tall". They were generally fair-haired, almost blonde, with blue eyes. He and many other Shawhans, including his daughter Pearl, are buried in Shinniston, WV, in the Masonic Cemetery.

About 1890 William Woodward married Mary Catherine FORTNEY, in WV. Mary Catherine was born in WV in March 1870. Mary Catherine died in 1926; she was 55.

They had the following children:
	384	i.	Robert D. (1891-1975)
	385	ii.	Hugh Benjamin
	386	iii.	Howard Wesley (1904-1985)
	387	iv.	Marcey Pearl (1899-1996)
	388	v.	Edward Murray
	389	vi.	George (1906-1944)
	390	vii.	William Woodrow
	391	viii.	Gladdis (1896-)

187. Jarvis Matthew SHAWHAN (Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Jarvis Matthew was born in Morgan County, Ohio, on March 4, 1872. Jarvis Matthew was born in Bradley, Jefferson County, Ohio, on April 8, 1906. Jarvis Matthew died in Mingo Junction, Ohio, on June 30, 1947; he was 75.

Jarvis' job involved the opening and subsequent supervision of coal mines until it became self-sufficient, after which he would pack up the family to move on to a new mining project. A freak mining accident resulted in the amputation of his leg and forced him into a new business, as the owner of a grocery store. His daughter, Hilda, remembers him with unmistakable adoration, "I was taught by my father to be interested in my country and in what was around me."

In 1894 Jarvis Matthew married Cecilia Frances GRIGSBY, daughter of Albert Victor GRIGSBY & Rose Anna BARBER, in Ohio. Cecilia Frances died in April  in Mingo Junction, Jefferson County, Ohio. Cecilia Frances was born in Newark, Licking County, Ohio, on November 22, 1877.

They had the following children:
	392	i.	Miller Shaffer (1895-1959)
	393	ii.	Eva Valeria (1897-1970)
		iii.	Hilda Fern. Hilda Fern was born in Bradley, Jefferson County, Ohio, on April 8, 1906. Hilda Fern died in Hanover, Pennsylvania, on June 25, 1997; she was 91. Hilda Fern was buried in Wintersville, Ohio, on July 30, 1997; she was 91.
			Hilda had a very interesting and eventful life. She recalled Halley's Comet in 1910, and the sinking of the Titanic from which a neighbor, Mrs. Kushen, and her baby, survived. Growing up in Steubenville, Ohio, Hilda was employed as a certified X-ray technician, working for a prominent physician, a job she was able to hold during the Depression as Steubenville had two steel mills which were able to continue operating. Among her patients was the infant Dean Martin whose mother was an excellent seamstress and whose father was a barber. Eventually Hilda went to Washington, D.C. to work for the super secret NSA (National Security Agency) and she remembered being approached by a Russian who wanted to befriend her but she quickly saw thru his guise. Hilda was also known as an excellent cook, featuring numerous recipes including the "Eisenhower's Roast Pork" which she acquired during that president's administration.

	394	iv.	Hobert Hix (1908-1989)
		v.	Ruth Lucille. Ruth Lucille was born in Rush Run, Jefferson County, Ohio, on October 26, 1911. Ruth Lucille died in Mingo Junction, Jefferson County, Ohio, on May 9, 1967; she was 55.
			About 1935 Ruth Lucille married Clifton (Bruz) RIGGS, in Ohio. Clifton (Bruz) was born about 1910.
	395	vi.	Jarvis Eugene (1912-1978)

Family of Daniel Shawhan PRINE (68) & Nancy THRASHER

188. William Houston PRINE (Daniel Shawhan6, Elizabeth Ann SHAWHAN5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). William Houston was born in 1839. William Houston died in 1908; he was 69.

In 1862 William Houston married Priscilla Jessup COFFIN. Priscilla Jessup was born in 1845.

They had one child:
		i.	Lillie. Lillie was born about 1865.
			Lillie Prine Jackson traced her ancestry back to two Revolutionary veterans: - DAR ID #156790, for Henry Prine (Perrine), who served as private in the Middlesex Co., NJ Militia; and #145307, for John Thrasher, who served as a private in the Washington Co., PA Militia.
			
			The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 157: Mrs. Lillie Prine Jackson. DAR ID Number: 156790 Born in Oskaloosa, Iowa. Wife of John Milton Jackson. Descendant of Henry Prine (Perrine) and of John Thrasher, as follows: 1. William Huston Prine (1839-1908) m. 1862 Priscilla Jessup Coffin (b. 1845). 2. Daniel Shawhan Prine (1816-96) m. 1837 Nancy Thrasher (1816-86). 3. Matthew Prine (1791-1860) m. 1815 Elizabeth Ann Shawhan (1793-1884); John Thrasher (1790-1879) m. Elizabeth Rush. 4. Henry Prine (Perrine) m. 1781 Elizabeth Houston (1759-1843); Josiah Thrasher (1763-1849) m. Nancy Bonar (1769-1839). 5. John Thrasher m. 1760 Elizabeth Hooker. Henry Prine (Perrine) served as private in the Middlesex County, New Jersey militia. He was born in New Jersey; died, 1823, in Maysville, Ky. Also No. 145307. John Thrasher (1730-1806) served as private in the Washington County, Pennsylvania militia. He was born in England; died at Grassy Creek, Ky.

			Lillie married John Milton JACKSON.

Family of Miles Kenneth PRINE (69) & Mary NELSON

189. George Shawhan PRINE (Miles Kenneth6, Elizabeth Ann SHAWHAN5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). George Shawhan was born in Fayette County, Indiana, in 1851. George Shawhan died in Oskaloosa, IA, in 1920; he was 69.

George attended Oskaloosa College, which eventually became Drake University. Following in the footsteps of his father, he became a wealthy livestock breeder, shipper, and exporter for more than forty years. He also helped organize the Framer's Bank in Oskaloosa, Iowa. He was a livestock judge and was superintendent of the livestock department during the St. Louis Universal Exposition in 1904.

On August 16, 1876 George Shawhan married Frances Arbella ZOLLARS, daughter of Uriah ZOLLARS & Mary A. HUGHES, in Oskaloosa, IA. Frances Arbella was born in Washington County, Pennsylvania, in 1851. Frances Arbella died in Los Angeles, California, in 1938; she was 87.

For her marriage, Frances rode horseback to the home of the minister, Prof. Lucy, of Oskaloosa College.

They had the following children:
		i.	Marie Perrin. Marie Perrin was born in Oskaloosa, IA, on July 7, 1878.
			Marie Perrin Lemley became a legendary genealogist and family historian. She was recognized by the Institute of American Genealogy, the DAR, "Who's Who in American Genealogy", First Families of and Founders and Patriots of America. She was a key co-author of the 72-page booklet, "Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy", and also compiled "Westward Migrations".

			About 1912 Marie Perrin married G. Carl LEMLEY. G. Carl was born in Lawrence County, Ohio, on February 12, 1880.
		ii.	Matthew Kenneth. Matthew Kenneth was born in Oskaloosa, IA, in 1883. Matthew Kenneth died in Oskaloosa, IA, in 1900; he was 17.

Family of Matthew Loeper PRINE (70) & Hester SHORTRIDGE

190. Frederick W. PRINE (Matthew Loeper6, Elizabeth Ann SHAWHAN5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Frederick W. was born in Norwalk, Iowa, on February 3, 1869. Frederick W. died bet. 1922-1936; he was 52.

Frederick W. married Louise M. STRUBE, daughter of Ernest F. STRUBE & Martha Almina FINCH. Louise M. was born in Iowa on January 19, 1872. Louise M. died in Canton, Illinois?, after 1936; she was 63.

They had the following children:
		i.	Emma. Emma died after 1966.
		ii.	Mary A. Mary A. was born in Cumming, Iowa, on December 11, 1893. Mary A. died in Peoria, Illinois?, after August 1969; she was 75.
		iii.	E. Howard. E. Howard was born in Madison County, Iowa, on March 2, 1894. E. Howard died in Cumming, Iowa, on December 29, 1966; he was 72. E. Howard was buried in Norwalk, Iowa.
		iv.	Della. Della was born in Des Moines, Iowa, in 1897. Della died in Shawnee Mission, Kansas, on May 31, 1963; she was 66. Della was buried in Johnson County Memorial Gardens, in June 1963; she was 66.
	396	v.	Katherine May (1900-1935)

Family of James SHAWHAN (71) & Virginia CARR

191. Margaret SHAWHAN (James6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Margaret was born in Pike County, Indiana, in 1852. Margaret died in Petersburg, Indiana, in 1923; she was 71.

On November 20, 1873 Margaret married Charles F. BOONSHOT, in Pike County, Indiana. Charles F. was born in 1850. Charles F. died in Petersburg, Pike County, Indiana, in 1945; he was 95.

Charles worked at James Shawhan's hardware store in Petersburg, IN. After his marriage to Margaret, his father-in-law made him a full partner, and the store became known as the Shawhan & Boonshot Company.

They had one child:
	397	i.	James S. (1874-1966)

Family of Daniel SHAWHAN (72) & Julia Ann GARDNER

192. Mercedes SHAWHAN (Daniel6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Mercedes was born in Pike County, Indiana, on November 3, 1856. Mercedes died in Oakland City, Indiana, on May 12, 1936; she was 79.

On October 28, 1884 Mercedes married James J. McKEDY, son of Thomas H. McKEDY & More TEEL, in Pike County, Indiana. James J. was born in Gibson County, Indiana, about 1853. James J. died in Oakland City, Indiana, in 1940; he was 87.

They had the following children:
	398	i.	Bertha (1886-1917)
		ii.	Thomas H. Thomas H. was born in Gibson County, Indiana, on January 8, 1888. Thomas H. died in Oakland City, Indiana, in September 1971; he was 83.
			Thomas H. married Alma J. KENNEDY.
		iii.	Julia G. Julia G. was born in Gibson County, Indiana, on December 10, 1892.
			Julia G. married Raymond WRIGHT.
		iv.	Mary E. Mary E. was born in Gibson County, Indiana, on March 27, 1895. Mary E. died in Petersburg, Pike County, Indiana, on January 20, 1994; she was 98.
			About 1915 Mary E. married Elmer BEADLES, in Indiana. Elmer was born about 1894. Elmer died in Indiana on December 20, 1962; he was 68.

193. Mary (Molly) SHAWHAN (Daniel6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Mary (Molly) was born in Pike County, Indiana, on July 19, 1858. Mary (Molly) died in Gibson County, Indiana, on July 2, 1942; she was 83.

On December 27, 1883 Mary (Molly) married Otis J. NIXON, son of William NIXON & Indiana CONGER, in Pike County, Indiana. Otis J. was born in Gibson County, Indiana, on December 29, 1856. Otis J. died in Gibson County, Indiana, in 1925; he was 68.

They had the following children:
		i.	Hattie. Hattie was born on August 9, 1883.
			Hattie married Ira SEIFERS.
		ii.	Rudolph. Rudolph was born in Gibson County, Indiana, on August 7, 1884.
			Rudolph married Margaret ARMSTRONG. Margaret was born about 1885.
		iii.	Robert. Robert was born in Gibson County, Indiana, in 1887. Robert died in Gibson County, Indiana, in 1887; he was <1.
		iv.	Russell. Russell was born in Gibson County, Indiana, in 1888. Russell died in Gibson County, Indiana, in 1888; he was <1.
	399	v.	Otis J. (1890-)
		vi.	Paul. Paul was born in Gibson County, Indiana, on April 15, 1892.
			Paul married Lavada EADS.
		vii.	Roscoe. Roscoe was born in Gibson County, Indiana, on July 21, 1895. Roscoe died in Indiana in 1917; he was 21.

194. Joseph SHAWHAN (Daniel6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Joseph was born in Indiana about 1865.

On August 12, 1889 Joseph married Anna SIMCOX. Anna was born about 1868.

They had one child:
		i.	Edith. Edith was born about 1891. Edith died about 1909; she was 18.

195. Sarah Jeanette SHAWHAN (Daniel6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Sarah Jeanette was born in Gibson County, Indiana, on August 13, 1855. Sarah Jeanette died in Pike County, Indiana, on June 18, 1940; she was 84.

Web site: http://www.rootsweb.com/~inpike/Waswha.htm
Walnut Hills Cemetery, Washington Township, Pike County, Indiana
Located on the NW edge of Petersburg.
MINNIEAR, Jennettie Shawhan, 1855 - 1940

On September 15, 1875 Sarah Jeanette married Leander MINNIEAR, in Pike County, Indiana. Leander was born in Sidney, Ohio, on June 9, 1855. Leander died in Campbell, MO, on July 20, 1921; he was 66.

They had the following children:
		i.	Viola. Viola was born in Gibson County, Indiana, in 1877. Viola died in Gibson County, Indiana, in 1877; she was <1.
	400	ii.	Julia May (1881-1953)
		iii.	Nora. Nora was born in 1883.
			Nora married Joseph ARMSTRONG.
	401	iv.	Leander (1885-1931)
	402	v.	Harry (1887-)
		vi.	Inez E. Inez E. was born in Bernie, MO, on March 23, 1890. Inez E. died on October 9, 1943; she was 53.
			Inez E. married Albert Skinner EDWARDS.
	403	vii.	Thomas Calvin (1891-1933)

Family of Joseph SHAWHAN (73) & Julia Ann KEY

196. Charles A. SHAWHAN (Joseph6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Charles A. was born in Gibson County, Indiana, on February 6, 1860. Charles A. died in Gibson County, Indiana, on September 17, 1942; he was 82.

On November 30, 1886 Charles A. married Mary HUEY, in Pike County, Indiana. Mary was born on November 23, 1857. Mary died in Gibson County, Indiana, on May 19, 1938; she was 80.

They had one child:
	404	i.	George B. (1887-1971)

197. Emma SHAWHAN (Joseph6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Emma was born in Indiana on April 22, 1862. Emma died in Princeton, Gibson, Indiana, on February 2, 1918; she was 55.

On September 6, 1888 Emma married Lee Wright McDONALD, son of Daniel McDONALD (June 8, 1834-February 26, 1863) & Julia KNOX (-February 11, 1879), in Gibson County, Indiana. Lee Wright was born on September 15, 1858. Lee Wright died in 1926; he was 67.

They had the following children:
		i.	Joseph. Joseph was born about 1890.
	405	ii.	Arthur Perry (1892-1953)

Family of Sarah SHAWHAN (74) & Orvis K. PATTERSON

198. Joseph PATTERSON (Sarah SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Joseph was born in Pike County, Indiana, on September 6, 1856. Joseph died in Pike County, Indiana, on January 18, 1912; he was 55.

About 1876 Joseph married Fannie Patterson, in Indiana. Fannie was born on October 10, 1851. Fannie died in Pike County, Indiana, on May 20, 1931; she was 79.

They had the following children:
		i.	Effie. Effie was born in 1870. Effie died in 1882; she was 12.
		ii.	Carrie. Carrie was born on September 16, 1872.
		iii.	Robert D. Robert D. was born on January 2, 1875. Robert D. died in 1912; he was 36.

Family of Elizabeth SHAWHAN (75) & Napoleon Bonaparte GREEN

199. Joseph Nathaniel B. GREEN (Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Joseph Nathaniel B. was born in Pike County, Indiana, on March 28, 1850. Joseph Nathaniel B. died in Hope, AR, on June 6, 1896; he was 46.

On September 7, 1874 Joseph Nathaniel B. first married Lucy TRAYLOR, in Gibson County, Indiana. Lucy was born in Pike County, Indiana, in 1851. Lucy died in Gibson County, Indiana, in 1880; she was 29.

They had one child:
	406	i.	James Franklin (1876-1931)

On June 15, 1885 Joseph Nathaniel B. second married Mary Elizabeth REAGAN, in Smackover, AR. Mary Elizabeth was born in Prescott, AR, on August 31, 1867. Mary Elizabeth died in Hope, AR, on August 13, 1959; she was 91.

They had the following children:
	407	i.	Effie (1886-1965)
		ii.	Annie Jane. Annie Jane was born in Hope, AR, on January 24, 1889. Annie Jane died in Hope, AR, on July 4, 1896; she was 7.

200. Henrietta GREEN (Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Henrietta was born in Pike County, Indiana, on October 3, 1857. Henrietta died in Longview, Texas, on December 30, 1930; she was 73.

On March 7, 1876 Henrietta married Jonathan Marion BOWMAN, son of Jonathan J. BOWMAN & Elizabeth MILEY, in Pike County, Indiana. Jonathan Marion was born in Pike County, Indiana, on April 23, 1853. Jonathan Marion died in Longview, Texas, in February 1931; he was 77.

They had the following children:
		i.	Lillian. Lillian was born in 1877.
		ii.	Claudia. Claudia was born on April 17, 1878.
	408	iii.	Hattie (1879-)
	409	iv.	Johnie M. (1880-1952)
	410	v.	Cathren (1881-1963)
	411	vi.	Ethel (1883-1937)
		vii.	Dennis M. Dennis M. was born on May 23, 1885.
		viii.	Annette. Annette was born in Pike County, Indiana, on November 18, 1894. Annette died in Dallas, Texas, on September 20, 1961; she was 66.
			Annette married R. B. EPPERSON.
	412	ix.	Ione (1896-1917)
	413	x.	Mable Glyn (1903-)

201. James William GREEN (Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). James William was born in Madison Twp., Pike County, Indiana, on May 30, 1860. James William died in Winslow, Pike County, Indiana, on February 17, 1935; he was 74.

James was a coal mine boss who also became the Indiana State Mine Inspector. He was a prominent citizen of Winslow, Indiana, at one serving as Town Marshall. At his death from pneumonia, his obit in Winslow Dispatch mentioned his work and civic history and recalled activity with the Methodist Church and his membership in the Masons.

On August 15, 1882 James William married Mary Ann BRYANT, daughter of James BRYANT & Margaret SCOTT, in Pike County, Indiana. Mary Ann was born in Pike County, Indiana, on March 4, 1860. Mary Ann died in Pike County, Indiana, on June 9, 1935; she was 75.

They had the following children:
	414	i.	Harry (1883-1969)
	415	ii.	Nellie Bryant (1886-1972)
	416	iii.	Jessie Bryant (1888-~1973)
		iv.	John. John was born in Pike County, Indiana, in 1889. John died in Pike County, Indiana, in 1889; he was <1.
	417	v.	Ted Morris (1900-1969)

Family of Pauline LIGHTFOOT (77) & Munson MEADE

202. Perry MEADE (Pauline LIGHTFOOT6, Mary (Polly) SHAWHAN5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Perry married Myra GOOD.

They had the following children:
		i.	Pearl.
			Pearl married Frank BARRY.
		ii.	Bess.
			Bess married Frank HAMILTON.

			Frank owned the Hamilton Hardware business in Oskaloosa, IA.
		iii.	May.
		iv.	Glen.
			Glen was a businessman in Chicago. He was a Lt., USN, in WWI on the
			sub destroyer "Eagle".

		v.	Fay.
		vi.	Pauline.

203. Sarah Frances MEADE (Pauline LIGHTFOOT6, Mary (Polly) SHAWHAN5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Sarah Frances married Winfield Scott McCLENAHAN (205) , son of Elijah McCLENAHAN (80) (about 1829-) & WILSON.

They had the following children:
		i.	Perry Eugene.
	418	ii.	Winfield Edward
		iii.	Clyde.
		iv.	Daniel.

Family of Elijah McCLENAHAN (80) & WILSON

204. Mary McCLENAHAN (Elijah6, Sarah SHAWHAN5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Mary married James CAMP.

James owned the Camp Wholesale Hardware business in Des Moines, IA.

They had one child:
		i.	Frank.

205. Winfield Scott McCLENAHAN (Elijah6, Sarah SHAWHAN5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Winfield Scott married Sarah Frances MEADE (203) , daughter of Munson MEADE & Pauline LIGHTFOOT (77) (about 1819-).

They had the following children:
		i.	Perry Eugene.
	418	ii.	Winfield Edward
		iii.	Clyde.
		iv.	Daniel.

Family of Phoebe Jane SHAWHAN (81) & Robert M. "Mac" RICH

206. Joseph Henry RICH (Phoebe Jane SHAWHAN6, John McDowell5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Joseph Henry was born in Indiana about 1849.

Joseph Henry married Hetty PENWELL.

They had the following children:
		i.	Ethel.
			Ethel married Hastings FIELDING.
	419	ii.	Roy

Family of Mary Elizabeth SHAWHAN (83) & George Henry LAIL (174)

207. John Laird LAIL (Mary Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, John McDowell5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John Laird was born in Washington Twp, Rush County, Indiana, on April 21, 1865. John Laird died in WA on July 7, 1927; he was 62. John Laird was buried in Washelli Mausoleum, Seattle, Washington.

Dr. John Lail was a beloved family doctor in Indiana -- some of the babies he delivered carry his name as bestowed by grateful parents. After practicing in Worthington and Anderson, Indiana, John and his wife Effie moved to Seattle, Washington, where they are now buried in Washelli Cemetery, in a Seattle suburb. The "History of Madison County", published in 1914, recaps the life of Dr. Lail and his contributions to the community. He graduated from the Physio-Medical College in Indianapolis in 1893, initially opening his office in Ingalls, Indiana. In 1906 he moved his practice to Anderson, where he was known for "keen discernment in the diagnosis of a case, sound judgement in prescribing medicines and methods of treatment, thorough understanding of anatomy, and marked skill in the operating room".

On November 5, 1891 John Laird married Effie Pearl NEWSOM, daughter of William J. NEWSOM & Syrena SLOUGH, in Indiana. Effie Pearl was born in Worthington, Indiana, on March 17, 1872. Effie Pearl died in Milwaukee, WI, on March 21, 1951; she was 79. Effie Pearl was buried in Washelli Mausoleum, Seattle, Washington.

Effie's gr-granddaughter, Sarah Knecht, has many fond memories of Effie -- e.g. her crocheting, her love of "Starlight Mints" candies, her autograph books, and her superb piano playing; her favorite were marches and Steven Foster songs. Among Sarah's prize possessions are Effie's diaries. One of the many stories about Effie is the tale about how she would use her twin daughters, Bernice and Gladys, as models in department store windows; she would exhibit them as a singular model, displaying the attire of the time which was long dresses, flamboyant hats, and a lot of paraphernalia. One of them would come out into the window display, dressed to the nines. Then when she would leave the window, a very short time would elapse, and the other one would come out in a completely different outfit, also dressed in the latest fashion! People would look on in amazement, trying to figure how one person could change clothes so quickly! It always created quite a stir and brought lots of business to the

They had the following children:
	420	i.	Verne Newsom (1892-1936)
		ii.	Bernice (Bea) Shawhan. Bernice (Bea) Shawhan was born on November 29, 1893. Bernice (Bea) Shawhan died in Salem, Oregon, on October 29, 1965; she was 71. Bernice (Bea) Shawhan was buried in East Maplewood Cemetery, Anderson, Madison County, Indiana.
			Subject: 
			          Date of Death for Bernice Shawhan Lail Edmonds
			    Date: 
			          Mon, 4 Sep 2000 13:16:31 -0700
			   From: 
			          "Sarah" <hawkmoon15@earthlink.net>
			      To: 
			          "Bob Francis" <darby@visi.net>

			
			
			Hi Bob,
			
			I saw that you do not have a date of death for Bernice Shawhan Lail Edmonds
			( b. 29 Nov, 1893).  She died 29 Oct 1965 in Salem, Oregon, and was buried
			in East Maplewood Cemetery in Anderson, Madison Co., IN.  Also, the date of
			her mothers (Effie Pearl Newsom Lail) death was 21 Mar 1951.  Effie is
			interred along with her husband, John Lail, in Washelli Mausoleum, Seattle.
			The large family  Bible that belonged to Effie is now with Winifred Lail
			Arnold, still living & in her 80's.  She is in Burbank, CA.  I visit with
			her as often as possible.  Winifred is the eldest (and only surviving)
			daughter of Verne Lail, son of Effie and John Lail.
			
			More for that family is:  Ethel Winifred McKeown, wife of Verne Lail, was b.
			13 May 1891 in Canada.  She d. in 1939 of breast cancer.  She and Verne were
			married 18 Aug 1915 in Seattle, WA.  Verne died in 1936 of uremic poisoning,
			the ultimate result of a fall from the roof of the family home.  Their
			daughter Winifred was b. 21 Jun 1916; their daughter Marian was b. 12 Oct
			1917; and their daughter Bernice Gladys was b. 7 Jan 1919.
			
			Happy Hunting!
			Sarah Knecht Jones
			hawkmoon15@earthlink.net

			Bernice (Bea) Shawhan married Harold M. EDMONDS. Harold M. was born in Canada.
	421	iii.	Gladys Shawhan (1893-1917)

208. George Shawhan LAIL (Mary Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, John McDowell5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). George Shawhan died in Indiana. George Shawhan was born in Falmouth, Indiana, on September 17, 1866.

In 1887 George Shawhan first married Rozzie Belle GLIDDEN, in Indiana. Rozzie Belle was born on November 5, 1868. Rozzie Belle died in Indiana on October 3, 1892; she was 23.

They had the following children:
	422	i.	Augusta Belle (1888-)
	423	ii.	Mary Shawhan (1890-)

After 1893 George Shawhan second married Florence IRETON.

209. James Madison LAIL (Mary Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, John McDowell5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). James Madison was born in Indiana in September 1869.

About 1891 James Madison married Estelle STIERS, in Indiana. Estelle was born in May 1870.

They had one child:
	424	i.	Leona (1891-)

210. William Shawhan LAIL (Mary Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, John McDowell5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). William Shawhan was born in Indiana on February 16, 1872.

About 1894 William Shawhan married Evelyn MORRIS. Evelyn was born on June 28, 1872.

They had the following children:
	425	i.	Mary Lois (1898-)
	426	ii.	Robert William Morris (1901-1964)
	427	iii.	Margaret Ann (1906-)
	428	iv.	Henry Oliver (1908-1965)

Family of Daniel Parrish SHAWHAN (84) & Harriet RUSH

211. John McDowell SHAWHAN (Daniel Parrish6, John McDowell5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John McDowell was born in Falmouth, Indiana, on July 14, 1873. John McDowell died in Illinois on September 30, 1946; he was 73.

On December 23, 1897 John McDowell married Jennie BELL. Jennie was born on July 20, 1874. Jennie died on March 26, 1946; she was 71.

They had the following children:
		i.	Edwin Lawrence. Edwin Lawrence was born in Chicago, Illinois, on July 1, 1901. Edwin Lawrence died on July 16, 1975; he was 74.
			On January 28, 1928 Edwin Lawrence married Annabelle FILER. Annabelle was born on July 11, 1904.
	429	ii.	Virginia Bell (1906-)

212. Margaret Frances SHAWHAN (Daniel Parrish6, John McDowell5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Margaret Frances was born in Rush County, Indiana, on January 28, 1876. Margaret Frances died on November 3, 1963; she was 87.

On June 20, 1906 Margaret Frances married Mark Rutherford NOEL, in Rush County, Indiana. Mark Rutherford was born in Fortville, Indiana, on December 9, 1877. Mark Rutherford died in Miami, FL, on December 3, 1972; he was 94.

They had one child:
	430	i.	Thomas Rutherford Shawhan (1911-1986)

213. Helen Manlove SHAWHAN (Daniel Parrish6, John McDowell5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Helen Manlove was born in Rush County, Indiana, on August 20, 1877. Helen Manlove died in Camden, NJ, on September 7, 1918; she was 41.

On May 21, 1899 Helen Manlove married Abijah C. FOX. Abijah C. was born on May 24, 1873. Abijah C. died in 1957; he was 83.

They had one child:
	431	i.	Abijah Upson (1905-1980)

214. Garrett Benjamin SHAWHAN (Daniel Parrish6, John McDowell5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Garrett Benjamin was born in Rush County, Indiana, on June 18, 1887. Garrett Benjamin died in Park Ridge, Illinois, on December 16, 1944; he was 57.

Garrett and his brother John were both butter and egg brokers and charter members of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Garrett was elected President of the Exchange shortly before WWII and, during the War, made several trips to Washington, D. C. at the request of the O.P.A. (Office of Price Administration). On one of these trips he contracted pneumonia which weakened his heart, resulting in his early death. It was Garrett who sponsored Rozza Archer's research into the Shawhan family history.

On June 27, 1914 Garrett Benjamin married Nell Mae SIMPSON, daughter of Harry SIMPSON. Nell Mae was born in Sheldon, Illinois, on December 15, 1892. Nell Mae died in Arlington Hts, Illinois, on November 5, 1976; she was 83.

They had the following children:
		i.	Elinor Harriet. Elinor Harriet was born in Illinois on October 15, 1917. Elinor Harriet died in Illinois on May 2, 1930; she was 12.
	432	ii.	Robert Garrett (1920-1995)

Family of Garrett Benjamin SHAWHAN (85) & Mary Ellen SHRADER

215. Charles Shrader SHAWHAN (Garrett Benjamin6, John McDowell5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Charles Shrader was born in AL on April 4, 1869. Charles Shrader died in AL on October 18, 1929; he was 60.

Mobile City Directories of the period show Charles owning a gentleman's clothing store at 107 Dauphin Street.

On October 14, 1891 Charles Shrader married Narcissa Tayloe MAUPIN, daughter of Robert Lemon MAUPIN & Anna Ogle TAYLOE, in AL. Narcissa Tayloe was born in Gallion, AL, on October 31, 1866. Narcissa Tayloe died in AL on November 14, 1947; she was 81.

Narcissa, the daughter of Judge Robert Lemon Maupin and Anna Ogle Tayloe, was born on the plantation of her grandfather, Captain Henry Augustine Tayloe -- the Tayloes were one of the most prominent families in early Virginia. The Maupins traced their heritage back to the du Maupin family which came from France to Virginia in 1685. Narcissa received her early schooling from  tutors and at Barton Academy. While still a teenager she wrote articles for Mobile newspapers. After her marriage she became very active in the social events of Mobile. After the unfortunate early death of her only Narcissa began an intensive study of parliamentary law and correct club procedure. She subsequently became a nationally-noted parliamentarian, and authored several excellent reference textbooks the subject. She was also very active in Presbyterian Church matters. Narcissa traced her ancestry back to a Revolutionary War veteran, DAR ID #34454, for Robert Lemon, a sergeant who enlisted in 1776, from Westmoreland Co., PA, and fought at such battles as Amboy, Brandywine, and Eutaw Springs.

The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 35, page 161: Mrs. Narcissa Tayloe Maupin Shawhan. DAR ID Number: 34454 Born in Gallion, Alabama. Wife of Charles S. Shawhan. Descendant of Hon. John Tayloe and of Robert Lemon. Daughter of Robert Lemon Maupin and Anne Ogle Tayloe, his wife. Granddaughter of William Maupin and Isabelle Lemon, his wife; Henry Augustine Tayloe and Narcissa Jaemison, his wife. Gr.-granddaughter of Cornelius Maupin and Mary McWilliams, his wife; Robert Lemon and Isabelle Jennings, his wife; John Tayloe and Anne Ogle (1772-1855), his wife, m. 1792. Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Daniel Maupin (1727-1803) and Elizabeth Dabney, his wife; John Tayloe and Rebecca Plater, his wife. John Tayloe, (1721-79), was a member of the House of Delegates of Virginia until his death. Also No. 8651. Robert Lemon, (1755-1851), enlisted 1776 as sergeant from Westmoreland county, Pa. He was at the battles of Amboy, [p.161] Brandywine and Eutaw Springs. He was placed on the pension roll, 1832, for eighteen months actual service as . He was born in Ireland, located in Pennsylvania; removed to North Carolina, 1780 and died in Boone county, Missouri.

They had one child:
		i.	Ellen Ogle. Ellen Ogle was born in Monbile, AL, on August 17, 1894. Ellen Ogle died in Mobile, AL, on December 2, 1896; she was 2.

216. Mary Louise SHAWHAN (Garrett Benjamin6, John McDowell5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Mary Louise died in Mobile, AL. Mary Louise was born in Mobile, AL, on February 12, 1873.

The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 36: Mrs. Mary Louise Shawhan Horn. DAR ID Number: 35682 Born in Mobile, Alabama. Wife of Louis Harrell Horn. Descendant of Capt. William Huston, of Pennsylvania. Daughter of Garrett Benjamin Shawhan and Mary Ellen Shrader, his wife. Granddaughter of Elihue Woodruff Shrader and Margaret Jane Huston, his wife. Gr.-granddaughter of John Huston and Mary Miller, his wife. Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of William Huston and Margaret, his wife. William Huston, (1755-1823), served as captain in the second battalion, Cumberland County associators.

About 1894 Mary Louise married Louis Harrel HORN. Louis Harrel was born on February 11, 1866.

They had the following children:
	433	i.	Margaret Louise (1895-)
		ii.	Lucille Shawhan. Lucille Shawhan was born in Mobile, AL, on October 23, 1897. Lucille Shawhan died in New York, NY, on February 27, 1969; she was 71.
			Lucille was a successful businesswoman in New York City, operating a
			florist shop called "Flowers and Flowers, Inc.".

	434	iii.	Helen (1900-)

Family of Minor Moore SHAWHAN (87) & Elizabeth M. FROST

217. Christopher Columbus SHAWHAN (Minor Moore6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Christopher Columbus was born in Lafayette, IA, on February 22, 1858. Christopher Columbus died in Kearney, NE, on November 22, 1925; he was 67.

Christopher worked on the railroad. He died of tuberculosis.

About 1882 Christopher Columbus married Clara M. LYNCH. Clara M. was born about 1860.

They had the following children:
		i.	Blanche. Blanche was born about 1890.
		ii.	Emery. Emery was born in 1895.

218. Edgar Vinton SHAWHAN (Minor Moore6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Edgar Vinton was born in Prairie City, IA, on February 28, 1860. Edgar Vinton died in Table Rock, NE, on January 16, 1957; he was 96.

Edgar was a farmer and worked in a brick yard.

About 1883 Edgar Vinton married Martha IHNE. Martha was born on September 19, 1859. Martha died in Table Rock, NE, on January 19, 1932; she was 72.

They had the following children:
		i.	Alma. Alma was born on January 2, 1885. Alma died on April 1, 1965; she was 80.
			About 1917 Alma married Victor HALL. Victor was born about 1885.
		ii.	Elsie. Elsie was born on August 7, 1896.
			About 1923 Elsie married Sam GLEASON. Sam was born about 1896.
	435	iii.	Erma (1901-1978)

219. Samuel Slater SHAWHAN (Minor Moore6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Samuel Slater was born in Humboldt, NE, on January 29, 1871. Samuel Slater died on July 17, 1938; he was 67.

About 1893 Samuel Slater married Ellen BRYAN. Ellen was born about 1872.

They had the following children:
		i.	Elton. Elton was born about 1897.
	436	ii.	Ralph Fleming "Casey" (1902-1990)

220. Joseph Henry SHAWHAN (Minor Moore6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Joseph Henry was born in Humboldt, NE, on September 18, 1876. Joseph Henry died in Humboldt, NE, on April 25, 1963; he was 86.

Joseph initially farmed at Table Rock, NE and later lived and worked for the city in Humboldt, NE.

On July 29, 1900 Joseph Henry married Lillie MAY, daughter of John Pleasant MAY & Julia HALL, in Humboldt, NE. Lillie was born in Humboldt, NE, on March 13, 1883. Lillie died in Humboldt, NE, on January 21, 1944; she was 60.

They had the following children:
	437	i.	Donald Brooks (1905-1936)
	438	ii.	Fern (1908-)
		iii.	Kenneth. Kenneth was born in Table Rock, NE, on March 15, 1913. Kenneth died in Table Rock, NE, in October 1915; he was 2.

221. Edith Maud SHAWHAN (Minor Moore6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Edith Maud was born in Humboldt, NE, on November 11, 1878. Edith Maud died in Curtis, NE, on August 4, 1930; she was 51.

About 1900 Edith Maud married Walter MARSHALL, in NE. Walter was born about 1877.

They had the following children:
		i.	Ruth.
		ii.	Marian.
		iii.	Woodson.
		iv.	Truman.

Family of George William SHAWHAN , Sr. (89) & Nancy STEELE

222. George William SHAWHAN Jr. (George William6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). George William was born in IA on July 4, 1871. George William died in Runnels, IA, on April 19, 1945; he was 73.

About 1892 George William married Lena Alice RODGERS. Lena Alice was born on January 19, 1879. Lena Alice died in Runnels, IA, on November 10, 1924; she was 45. Lena Alice was buried in Van Diala Cemetery, on November 13, 1924; she was 45.

They had the following children:
	439	i.	Olen Byron (1897-1983)
	440	ii.	Kate Evelyn (1899-1981)
	441	iii.	Luther Layman (1903-1972)
	442	iv.	George Henry "Hank" (1905-1983)
	443	v.	Osa (Bud) Duncan (1911-1994)

223. Beverly Luther SHAWHAN (George William6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Beverly Luther was born in Runnels, IA, on April 19, 1883. Beverly Luther died on April 27, 1954; he was 71.

About 1902 Beverly Luther married Maude Lucy BECK. Maude Lucy was born in 1880. Maude Lucy died in 1946; she was 66.

They had the following children:
	444	i.	Lois (~1903-)
	445	ii.	Mark (~1905-)

Family of John Robert "Poke" SHAWHAN (90) & Martha Etta "Ma" ANDREWS

224. Louise Ald "Louie" SHAWHAN (John Robert "Poke"6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Louise Ald "Louie" was born in IA on September 2, 1865. Louise Ald "Louie" died in Des Moines, IA, on January 18, 1938; she was 72.

On December 24, 1883 Louise Ald "Louie" married Arthur Wellesley HANCOCK, son of John HANCOCK & Martha HAYS, in Dunreath, IA. Arthur Wellesley was born in Pennsylvania on August 10, 1862. Arthur Wellesley died in Boone County, IA, on March 19, 1956; he was 93.

Arthur started working in the coal mines, in Pennsylvania, at the age of eight, after his father killed himself. His Mother subsequently married a widower, who had three children. The family moved to Iowa 1875, where Arthur resumed coal mining. Though he lost a leg in a mining accident, at Hickory Grove, in Monroe Co., he continued in the mines until 1935, when he was seventy-three years old.

They had the following children:
	446	i.	Daisy Mable (1885-1971)
	447	ii.	Frank D. (1886-1930)

225. Thomas A. "Tomey" SHAWHAN (John Robert "Poke"6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Thomas A. "Tomey" was born in Polk County, IA, on October 7, 1870. Thomas A. "Tomey" died in Dunreath, IA, on October 26, 1894; he was 24.

On May 17, 1892 Thomas A. "Tomey" married Emma Estella BUTTREY. Emma Estella was born in Marion County, IA, in 1876.

They had one child:
		i.	Murel A. Murel A. was born in Marion County, IA, on April 11, 1893.

226. Richard J. SHAWHAN (John Robert "Poke"6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Richard J. was born in NE on January 18, 1873. Richard J. died in Marion County, IA, in 1955; he was 81.

On March 3, 1891 Richard J. married Annie HANING, in Marion County, Iowa. Annie was born in 1876.

They had the following children:
		i.	Cortland V. "Cort". Cortland V. "Cort" was born in 1897.
		ii.	John. John was born in 1899.

Family of Isom Clarence SHAWHAN (91) & Mary Elizabeth GILDOW

227. Roxie Ann SHAWHAN (Isom Clarence6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Roxie Ann was born on October 18, 1880. Roxie Ann died in 1963; she was 82.

In 1900 Roxie Ann married William Leonard TURNQUIST, in IA. William Leonard was born in Sweden on January 28, 1866. William Leonard died in 1941; he was 74.

Born in Sweden, William immigrated to the US at the age of seventeen, accompanied by two brothers. He was a blacksmith who plied his trade in coal mines throughout Kansas, Missouri, and Iowa, resulting in frequent moves of his family as his work took him from one coal site to another. To relax he loved to read the newspaper from end to end, as well as listen to the radio broadcasts of his favorite team, the Chicago Cubs.

They had the following children:
	448	i.	Leland (1901-~1991)
	449	ii.	Oleta (1906-~1996)
	450	iii.	Ireta (1906-~1992)
	451	iv.	Ruth (1907-~1975)
		v.	Paul. Paul was born in 1909. Paul died about 1976; he was 67.
			During WWII Paul served as an aerial photographer.

			Paul married Maybelline.
	452	vi.	Mildred (Millie) (1911-)
	453	vii.	William (1914-~1982)

228. Mina Rebecca SHAWHAN (Isom Clarence6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Mina Rebecca was born in Morgan Valley, IA, on November 26, 1887. Mina Rebecca died in Des Moines, IA, in 1938; she was 50.

About 1908 Mina Rebecca married Harry RINEHART. Harry was born on March 5, 1885. Harry died in Des Moines, IA, in 1966; he was 80.

They had the following children:
	454	i.	Carl Edward (1909-1989)
	455	ii.	Margaret (1916-)
	456	iii.	Isom Cale (1920-1964)

Family of Richard Johnson SHAWHAN (92) & Ella ERSTRIE

229. Lillian Mae SHAWHAN (Richard Johnson6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Lillian Mae was born in Prairie City, IA, on August 14, 1883. Lillian Mae died in Vista, California, on November 3, 1961; she was 78.

Lillie spent a career as a registered nurse, dying of heart failure the age of 78. In her earlier years she was noted for her "fire-red hair", a trait she inherited from her mother, Ella Erstrie. She was also noted for her warm disposition.

In 1918 Lillian Mae married Joseph MACDONALD, son of James MACDONALD & Margaret MACKINNON, in Greeley, Colorado. Joseph was born in Scotland on April 20, 1882. Joseph died in Oceanside, California, on February 15, 1948; he was 65.

Joseph was born in Falkirk, Inverness County, Scotland, the son of James MacDonald and Margaret MacKinnon. He immigrated to the USA at early age, initially settling in the Kearney, NJ area. His Baptist Ministry was spent at various locations in the West, eventually in California.

They had the following children:
	457	i.	John (1921-)
		ii.	James Gordon. James Gordon was born in Modesto, California, on October 18, 1925.

230. Robert Fleming SHAWHAN (Richard Johnson6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Robert Fleming was born in Morgan Valley, Marion County, IA, on February 27, 1889. Robert Fleming died in Greeley, Weld County, Colorado, on August 2, 1977; he was 88.

Robert's primary career was that of a rancher in Colorado, but he worked as a hospital technician and with a grocery chain. His son, Charles Richard Shawhan, provided quite a bit of input to tracing the descendants of this family tree limb.

On July 1, 1917 Robert Fleming married Orphia May BEGGS, daughter of Charles Wesley BEGGS & Cora E. NEER, in Greeley, Weld County, Colorado. Orphia May was born in Gill, Weld County, Colorado, on April 22, 1895. Orphia May died in Greeley, Weld County, Colorado, on January 28, 1979; she was 83.

They had the following children:
	458	i.	Charles Richard (1919-1993)
	459	ii.	Harold Kenneth (1923-1986)

Family of Richard Johnson SHAWHAN (92) & Anna GILDOW

231. Isom Caleb SHAWHAN (Richard Johnson6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Isom Caleb was born on July 5, 1894. Isom Caleb died in Fullerton, NE, on April 8, 1935; he was 40.

About 1919 Isom Caleb married Gladys FLORENCE, in Colorado. Gladys was born about 1895.

They had one child:
		i.	Benjamin. Benjamin was born about 1923.

232. Ruah Ann SHAWHAN (Richard Johnson6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Ruah Ann was born in Des Moines, IA, on December 19, 1896. Ruah Ann died in IA on September 20, 1974; she was 77.

About 1921 Ruah Ann married Frank V. DOLE, in Des Moines, IA. Frank V. was born on September 26, 1875. Frank V. died on May 4, 1962; he was 86.

They had the following children:
		i.	Richard Thomas. Richard Thomas was born on November 26, 1922.
		ii.	Robert James. Robert James was born on February 25, 1924.
		iii.	William George. William George was born on March 6, 1927.
		iv.	John Shawhan. John Shawhan was born on August 22, 1928.

233. Richard Kenneth (Ken) SHAWHAN (Richard Johnson6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Richard Kenneth (Ken) was born in Morgan Valley, IA, on December 29, 1903. Richard Kenneth (Ken) died in Des Moines, IA, on May 16, 1990; he was 86.

After retiring from his industrial engineering position with the Armstrong Corp., Ken took up residence in a retirement community he was known for his wonderful cooking and his warm, witty, pleasant disposition. When asked how/why he had enjoyed such a long life, he responded, "From the exercise I get escaping from all of these women who are out looking for husbands". Ken was an active family historian who has furnished the author of this narrative with a considerable amount of information re the Robert Fleming Shawhan descendants. His dry wit never ceased to bring smiles to those who knew him. He was an avid card player, enjoying bridge and gin rummy; he also indulged in some fishing.

On June 22, 1928 Richard Kenneth (Ken) married Fae McCLUNG, daughter of Frank Edward McCLUNG & Sarah Bell HOLLAND, in Des Moines, IA. Fae was born in Elkhart, IA, on March 20, 1903. Fae died in Des Moines, IA, on January 12, 1978; she was 74.

Fae was a professor at Drake University in Des Moines, IA. She was noted in the book "Who's Who of Science for American Men and Women". Her hobbies included tennis and bridge.

They had the following children:
	460	i.	Robert Kale (1933-)
	461	ii.	Nancy Jean (1935-)

Family of Joseph Henry SHAWHAN (96) & Mary Adeline JACKSON

234. Benjamin Plummer SHAWHAN II (Joseph Henry6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Benjamin Plummer was born in Sigourney, IA, on January 21, 1862. Benjamin Plummer died in Payette, ID, on September 30, 1937; he was 75.

As an irrigation engineer in the 1890s, Benjamin was engaged in the harnessing of the Payette Valley (Idaho) system and the development a colony of people who wanted to engage in fruit and diversified farming. A prominent Republican, he was elected to the state senate for two terms, from Canyon County. He was also State Land for a number of years. He was also quite active in Congregational Church matters.

On November 18, 1898 Benjamin Plummer married Eva Orilla PICKERING, in Garden City, Kansas. Eva Orilla was born in Knightstown, Indiana, on February 12, 1868. Eva Orilla died in Boise, ID, on July 17, 1930; she was 62.

The Pickerings were originally New Englanders, from Salem, MA, some migrating westward to Indiana where Eva was born and raised, later coming west to Garden City, Kansas with her parents. It was there she met and married Benjamin Plummer Shawhan, at the time president the First National Bank in Garden City. They briefly moved to New City where Benjamin was connected with a bonding company, returning Payette, Idaho in 1892. While her husband was busy with the development of irrigation ditches and the planting of orchards, Eva was equally active in church and social circles.

They had the following children:
		i.	Helen. Helen was born in Payette, ID, on August 14, 1899. Helen died in Boise, ID, on January 22, 1986; she was 86.
			Helen was a Legal Secretary and Clerk. She was very interested in her family history and spent considerable time researching her lineage.

			On February 19, 1960 Helen married Elmer Clarence FOLK, son of David Llewellyn FOLK & Lucy CAGLE. Elmer Clarence was born in Urbana, Ohio, on July 27, 1890. Elmer Clarence died in Boise, ID, in 1989; he was 98.

			Elmer served in the US Army during WWI, after which he rejoined the Postal Service, eventually retiring after fifty years in the Post Office in Boise, Idaho.
	462	ii.	Frederick Pickering (1906-1997)

235. Henry Hubert SHAWHAN (Joseph Henry6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Henry Hubert was born in Sigourney, IA, on December 13, 1866. Henry Hubert died in San Gabriel, California, on June 23, 1952; he was 85.

After graduating from Princeton U. as an Architecture major, Henry elected, in 1888, to become a teacher at the Home Mission School, Spencer Academy, Choctaw Indian Nation. In 1890 he was licensed by Presbytery of Cimmaron, Indian Territory, followed by attending the Princeton Seminary 1891-'93. His first ministry was as the Pastor at Ardmore, in Indian Territory. He subsequently served in various positions, including that of an evangelist, in the Midwest and West, before becoming Pastor in Petosky, MI, (Nov. '90-Dec. '04), Danville, IL (Dec. '04-July '11), and at the First Church in Kansas City, KS (July '11-May '16). He eventually retired to his little farm in San Gabriel, California, where he and Mary raised chickens, herbs,and other supplies for themselves and for delivery to local eating establishments. His grandson, Don Krehbiel, remembers visiting his grandparents at their farm and helping gather supplies for such delivery; Don also recalls his grandfather's "Delightful sense of humor" and the way he would tease Don, with a twinkle in his eye, about the fact that he, Henry, had been a member of Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity while Don was "only" able to join Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Henry Hubert is remembered as a beloved minister by his flocks. Some of his letters during that period to his parents have been retained succeeding generations.

On November 2, 1893 Henry Hubert married Marie "Mary" PARK, in Clay Center, Kansas. Marie "Mary" was born in Memphis, TN, on January 26, 1867. Marie "Mary" died in Alhambra, California, on April 23, 1961; she was 94.

In June, 1888, Mary graduated from Western Female Seminary, Oxford, (now part of Miami Univ.), qualified to teach and demonstrate singing "with a high soprano voice of considerable flexibility". She subsequently became a voice teacher at colleges in Oswego, KS and in Rogersville, TN, while also being in charge of the music at the Presbyterian Church in Rogersville. She went on to become a professional singer and pianist, appearing at concerts throughout the country, including the "Chautauqua Circuit" which covered such cities as Long Beach, CA, Avalon, CA, and Portland, OR on the west coast, the states of New York, New Hampshire, and Virginia on the east After an appearance in Kansas in June 1896, the local newspaper reported that "Mrs. Shawhan is a brilliant pianist. Her voice is rich and well under control, highly cultivated, yet not robbed of the which adorns naturalness, possessed of much volume it never manifests exhaustion. From first to last she was greeted with hearty and deserved applause."

They had the following children:
	463	i.	Dorothy (1896-1973)
		ii.	Joseph Park. Joseph Park was born in Corinth, MS, on May 13, 1899. Joseph Park died in November 1919; he was 20.
			Joseph died after suffering for seven years from Bright's Disease.

236. Bess Irene Addie SHAWHAN (Joseph Henry6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Bess Irene Addie was born in Sigourney, IA, on February 11, 1874. Bess Irene Addie died in Glendale, California, on June 11, 1927; she was 53.

On November 18, 1897 Bess Irene Addie married Thomas Ellis JONES, son of Robert William JONES & Anna Hanley DAVIES, in New Plymouth, ID. Thomas Ellis was born in Bala, Kansas, on November 5, 1872. Thomas Ellis died in Glendale, California, on June 24, 1937; he was 64.

They had one child:
	464	i.	Harold Thomas (1906-)

237. Glenn Elmo SHAWHAN (Joseph Henry6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Glenn Elmo was born in Sigourney, IA, on December 7, 1876. Glenn Elmo died in Nampa, ID, on September 3, 1948; he was 71.

Dr. Glenn Elmo Shawhan was a highly respected physician and surgeon Idaho for close to 40 years before retiring. He initially was in general practice, including a time spent as a railroad doctor. Dr. Glenn subsequently became an Eye, Ear, and Nose Specialist. He and wife, Margaret Helen Wright, raised six children to maturity, a long line of prosperous descendants. Prior to entering the medical profession, he briefly pursued the possibility of becoming an opera singer and was approached by the Metropolitan Opera to become one of its tenors. Glenn relaxed from his medical responsibilities by indulging in his favorite pastime of bird hunting -- chiefly of pheasant and duck. He was also a breeder of Jersey cattle.

On May 2, 1906 Glenn Elmo married Margaret Helen WRIGHT, daughter of Reuben Bean WRIGHT & Alice A. WARD, in Boise, ID. Margaret Helen was born in Crystal Lake, Illinois, on August 31, 1881. Margaret Helen died in Nampa, Canyon County, ID, on December 7, 1939; she was 58.

Margaret's father, Reuben Wright, was a member of the clergy.

The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 89: Mrs. Margaret Wright Shawhan. DAR ID Number: 88818 Born in Crystal Lake, Ill. Wife of Dr. G. E. Shawhan. Descendant of Solomon Holton, as follows: 1. Reuben B. Wright (b. 1848) m. 1877 Alice Wood (1853-1908). See No. 88817.

They had the following children:
	465	i.	Joseph Reuben (1907-1947)
	466	ii.	Reuben Wright (1909-1982)
	467	iii.	Robert Elmo "Bob" (1911-)
	468	iv.	Mary Margaret (1920-)
	469	v.	Willard Wood (1913-1953)
	470	vi.	Harry Hubert (1915-)

Family of Daniel William SHAWHAN (97) & Mary CLUBB

238. Robert Frank SHAWHAN (Daniel William6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Robert Frank was born in IA about 1865. Robert Frank died in San Luis Obispo, California, in 1937; he was 72.

Robert owned and operated the Shawhan Coffee Company, headquartered
San Luis Obispo, CA.

About 1885 Robert Frank married Maude LIBBY. Maude was born about 1870.

They had one child:
	471	i.	Arletta Marie (1901-1990)

239. Eva SHAWHAN (Daniel William6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Eva was born in IA about 1870.

About 1895 Eva married Edward WHITTLE. Edward was born about 1870.

They had one child:
		i.	Evelyn. Evelyn was born in Kansas about 1900.

240. Walter Brice SHAWHAN (Daniel William6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Walter Brice was born in Sigourney, IA, on April 11, 1868. Walter Brice died in Los Angeles, California, on August 7, 1934; he was 66.

Though Walter spent a career as a printer, he had a lifelong for music, including performing as an amateur band director. His grandson, "H.R." Shawhan, still recalls the beautiful printed that were put together by his proud grandfather, Walter, at the time of one of his piano recitals.

On June 10, 1888 Walter Brice married Clara Belle LYON, in Great Bend, Kansas. Clara Belle was born in Warren County, IA, on June 12, 1871. Clara Belle died in Los Angeles, California, on January 27, 1960; she was 88.

Clara is fondly remembered by her grandchildren as being a very vibrant person, who worked in the Los Angeles public schools for many years as a nursery program director. After retiring from that role, she undertook other ventures, until finally completely calling it quits at the age of 75. An avid TV viewer, Clara was noted for never missing watching "American Bandstand". She wore her hair in a bun, as you would expect a teacher to wear; she favored long, dark colored dresses, high at the neck, with a cameo or necklace. In her later years she lived at 1805 North Wilton Place, Hollywood, CA, in a four-plex. She was a great one for serving tea and cookies, and was known as being "one of the sweetest ladies" who ever lived.

They had the following children:
		i.	Delbert Erwin. Delbert Erwin was born in Louisiana Cross, Kansas, on April 26, 1889. Delbert Erwin died in New York, NY, on April 7, 1916; he was 26.
			Delbert operated as an undercover agent for the US Navy. The official USN release at the time of his death termed it "accidental" due to asphyxiation while supposedly staying at the Belmont Hotel in New City, while on leave from his ship, a cruiser; this story was continued into his obituary in the Hutchinson, KS newspaper. Many members of his family, however, are convinced that Delbert actually died in Panama while on a secret Navy assignment.

	472	ii.	Clara Thelma (1899-1979)
	473	iii.	Mary Gertrude (1891-1976)
	474	iv.	Harold Robert (1897-1978)
	475	v.	Leslie Lyon (1894-1956)

Family of Sarah Elizabeth SHAWHAN (99) & Murat CALDWELL

241. Henry Clay (Harry) CALDWELL (Sarah Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Henry Clay (Harry) was born in Eddyville, IA, on July 29, 1874. Henry Clay (Harry) died in Idana, Kansas, on June 24, 1948; he was 73.

A physician, Harry practiced most of his life in St. Croix Falls, Wisconsin. He and Ella had twin daughters who also became doctors -- and they married doctors!

About 1900 Henry Clay (Harry) married Ella THOMPSON. Ella was born about 1880.

They had the following children:
	476	i.	Esther (1904-)
	477	ii.	Ruth (1904-)

242. George Raymond CALDWELL (Sarah Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). George Raymond was born in Eddyville, IA, on July 7, 1875. George Raymond died in Idana, Kansas, on November 8, 1970; he was 95.

On March 4, 1908 George Raymond married Ivy Pearl LACY, in Kansas. Ivy Pearl was born in Clay Center, Kansas, on September 16, 1889. Ivy Pearl died in Idana, Kansas, on June 7, 1969; she was 79.

They had the following children:
	478	i.	Hazel (1909-1997)
	479	ii.	Glen (1912-1981)
	480	iii.	Floyd (1914-1994)
	481	iv.	Helen (1917-)
	482	v.	Florence (1920-)
	483	vi.	George Raymond (1923-)

243. Adeline (Addie) Shawhan CALDWELL (Sarah Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Adeline (Addie) Shawhan was born in Sigourney, IA, on May 5, 1882. Adeline (Addie) Shawhan died in Clay Center, Kansas, in February 1971; she was 88.

James Barclay was a widower when Adeline married him; he had three children whom Adeline adopted -- Bess, Florence, and Hugh. She was a well-known teacher.

On April 12, 1905 Adeline (Addie) Shawhan married James BARCLAY, in Kansas. James was born in Ireland about 1874. James died in Kansas in 1953; he was 79.

They had one child:
	484	i.	Jessie Lysle (1906-1987)

244. Della May CALDWELL (Sarah Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Della May was born in Idana, Kansas, on January 17, 1884. Della May died in Clay Center, Kansas, on May 6, 1975; she was 91.

Della received her teaching certificate in 1903 and started teaching in the fall of 1904, at Mt. Vernon School for $40.00 per month.

On June 5, 1907 Della May married Albertus "Bert" DODSON. Albertus "Bert" was born in Camden, WV, on January 2, 1879. Albertus "Bert" died in Clay Center, Kansas, on March 24, 1942; he was 63.

Bert took a lot of pride in the things he owned. When he was courting his future wife, Della, he had a nice team of black horses, harness, and buggy. One evening, after calling on Della, he was sleepy on the way home, so he tied the lines around the whip holder, then leaned back and went to sleep. The horses knew the way home but when they turned into the home lane, they turned too short, upsetting the buggy and Bert into a ditch which had muddy water in it -- a rude Before he went to bed, he made sure that the buggy was cleaned, in addition to himself and his clothes.

They had the following children:
		i.	Mary Elizabeth. Mary Elizabeth was born in Kansas on September 24, 1911. Mary Elizabeth died in Clay Center, Kansas, on April 8, 1925; she was 13.
			Mary, with her dark hair and hazel eyes, was just finishing her
			freshman year in high school when she contracted pneumonia and died.

	485	ii.	Dorothy Gertrude (1913-)
	486	iii.	Charles Merrill (1919-)

Family of Nancy PATTERSON (101) & Robert Cunliffe DUNCAN

245. Jessie May DUNCAN (Nancy PATTERSON6, Agnes WILLIAMS5, Agnes (Nancy) SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Jessie May was born in Sheffield, Beaver County, Pennsylvania., on May 31, 1860. Jessie May died in 930 Trenton Ave. Wilkinsburg, Pennsylvania., on November 23, 1933; she was 73.

On April 19, 1888 Jessie May married Charles WILCOX, in Lang Ave., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Charles was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania., on June 17, 1859. Charles died in Swarthmore, Pennsylvania., on April 11, 1946; he was 86.

They had the following children:
		i.	Charles Duncan. Charles Duncan was born on May 11, 1889.
			Charles Duncan married Naomi FELLABAUM.
	487	ii.	Lemuel Howard (1890-1961)
		iii.	Bertha North. Bertha North was born on February 19, 1892.
		iv.	Robert Duncan. Robert Duncan was born on October 24, 1893.
		v.	Virginia Elizabeth. Virginia Elizabeth was born on April 18, 1897.
		vi.	Helen Duncan. Helen Duncan was born on December 12, 1898.
		vii.	Infant. Infant was born in November 1903.

246. Thomas D. DUNCAN (Nancy PATTERSON6, Agnes WILLIAMS5, Agnes (Nancy) SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Thomas D. was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania., on July 9, 1846. Thomas D. died in Perry, Oklahoma, on August 9, 1916; he was 70.

We have a copy of the wedding Invitation of his wedding to Ella

On June 29, 1876 Thomas D. married Ella CRAIG, in Bloomfield, Ohio.

They had one child:
		i.	Mabel.

Family of Margaret Ann READING (102) & William Casey DOWNING

247. Loucetta DOWNING (Margaret Ann READING6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Loucetta was born in Pike County, Missouri, on May 9, 1836. Loucetta died in Pike County, MO, on January 4, 1887; she was 50.

Research: Information on Loucetta lineage from information gathered from Susan  Jones Williamson in 1941 and from a letter written by Clara Bell  Williamson, December, 1942.  {NDN, p. 53}

Loucetta married James JONES. James was born in Pike County, Missouri.

They had the following children:
		i.	James "Major".
			James "Major" married Grace HOLLINGSWORTH.
	488	ii.	Margaret Lucretia
	489	iii.	William Casey (1884-)
	490	iv.	Mary Missouri
		v.	Annie Elizabeth. Annie Elizabeth died in 1934.
			Annie Elizabeth first married Clarence DAY.
			Annie Elizabeth second married Jeff HARRISON.
	491	vi.	Daniel Humphrey
	492	vii.	Lucetta
	493	viii.	Susan Rebecca (1870-1942)

248. William Reading DOWNING (Margaret Ann READING6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). William Reading was born in Pike County, MO, on August 26, 1837. William Reading died in Concordia, Missouri, on September 15, 1925; he was 88.

William Reading married Sarah Ann TINKER, daughter of Charles W. TINKER (August 22, 1815-February 22, 1879) & Lucetta C. ROBERTS. Sarah Ann was born in 1845. Sarah Ann died in Liberty, Missouri, on January 6, 1913; she was 68.

They had the following children:
		i.	daughter.
			Research: Died in infancy.

	494	ii.	James Lionel (1863-1929)
	495	iii.	Georgia "Birdie" (1871-1922)

249. Joseph Columbus DOWNING (Margaret Ann READING6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Joseph Columbus was born in Pike County, Missouri, on May 31, 1841. Joseph Columbus died in home of his daughter Grace at Montrose, Michigan.

Joseph Columbus first married Annie M.. Annie M. was born in 1841. Annie M. died on February 27, 1869; she was 28. Annie M. was buried in Bowling Green, Pike County, Missouri, Cemetery.

Joseph Columbus second married Lizzie HUNTER.

They had the following children:
	496	i.	Grace
	497	ii.	Will C.

250. George Washington DOWNING (Margaret Ann READING6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). George Washington was born on July 13, 1846. George Washington died in Bowling Green, Missouri, on May 13, 1922; he was 75.

George Washington married Ada L. "Dollie" HENDRICK. Ada L. "Dollie" was born on December 22, 1859. Ada L. "Dollie" died on August 20, 1938; she was 78.

They had one child:
		i.	Harry. Harry was born on March 27, 1879. Harry died on April 27, 1899; he was 20.

251. Dr. Thomas Jefferson DOWNING (Margaret Ann READING6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Thomas Jefferson was born in Pike County, Missouri, on May 26, 1851. Thomas Jefferson died in New London, Ralls County, Missouri, on December 7, 1930; he was 79. Thomas Jefferson was buried in Barkley Cemetery, New London, Ralls County, Missouri. Education: St. Louis Medical School, St, Louis, Missouri; Graduated March 12, 1874. Occupation: Doctor.

On November 13, 1878 Thomas Jefferson married Sarah Campbell “Cammie” HAYS, daughter of George C. HAYS (September 25, 1828-July 20, 1907) & Mary Jane WISE (October 24, 1832-September 12, 1920), in New London, Missouri. Sarah Campbell “Cammie” was born in New London, Ralls County, Missouri, on November 11, 1859. Sarah Campbell “Cammie” died in 1966; she was 106. Sarah Campbell “Cammie” was buried in Barkley Cemetery, New London, Ralls County, Missouri.

They had the following children:
		i.	Thomas Campbell. Thomas Campbell was born in New London, Ralls County, Missouri, on June 20, 1880. Thomas Campbell died in Ralls County, Missouri, on October 28, 1901; he was 21. Thomas Campbell was buried in Barkley Cemetery, New London, Ralls County, Missouri.
	498	ii.	Mary (1885-)
		iii.	Marjorie Nell “Bebenel”. Marjorie Nell “Bebenel” was born in New London, Ralls County, Missouri, on June 26, 1887. Marjorie Nell “Bebenel” died after June 3, 1970; she was 82.
			Nell Downing Norton is well known among Shawhan, Smith, and Reading family researchers.  Her contributions to Julia Ardery’s “Early Bourbon Families” project (1944-1946) in cooperation with the Kentuckian-Citizen newspaper, Paris, Kentucky, is well known. --REF
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			Dear Bob Francis,
			
			Greetings!
			
			I found your research on Ancestry.com and can give you some information.
			
			First, let me tell you that I am Edie Gale Hays, a descendant of George
			Campbell Hays, Jr and Mary Jane Wise though their son, George Edgar Hays
			who married Fannie Jessie Ogle.
			
			Marjorie Nell Downing / Mrs. Voris Norton used the name "Baby Nell" as a
			child, made it less childish later by reversing the accent to the first
			syllable in "Bebenel", and didn't officially take the name Marjorie Nell
			until she was in college (or later?).   My grandmother, Edith Myers (Mrs
			William Ogle Hays) attended college with Bebenel    Bebenel's tombstone in
			the Barkley Cemetery, New London, Ralls Co., MO, and has "Bebenel" engraved
			below her name and dates.
			
			If you'd like, I can try for a digital photo of hers and other Hays
			tombstones in a couple of weeks when I drive through there.&nbsp; (I can
			NOT find the photos I took about five years ago...)
			
			My father, Howard Hays, <hhays@fidnet.com> can tell you about her, as her
			knew her since he was a child.  He's 79 and his memory is starting to fade,
			so if you'd like the family gossip from him, I recommend you contact him
			soon.   His only sibling, older brother George Edgar Hays, died last
			September.
			
			I have the Hays line back to when John Hays and wife Rebecca settled in
			Virginia.
			Please go to        http://www.web-ster.com/lhays/haysdex/HTOC.htm
			but know that I intend to take that site down in a few months, and post
			additions and corrections to&nbsp; EdieGale.com
			
			I also found you listed in Gendex as researching Arderry and Hickman, but
			was unable to get the link through to your website. These are ancestors of
			Fannie Jessie Ogle who married George Edgar Hays.   I have Peggy Ardery
			married Jesse Ogle in Harrison Co., KY.   I *assume* but have not yet
			attempted to prove, that William Ardery was her father. Who was HIS
			father??
			
			Mary Elizabeth Hickman married Jesse Ogle Jr. and moved to Ralls Co., MO.
			Since she named her first son Hugh, I assume, but again have not yet
			attempted to prove, that she was a daughter of Hugh Smith Dunn Hickman. I
			assume (from proximity) that Hugh was a son of Benjamin and Kizzia.
			
			Any information that you would share on these families would be very welcome.
			
			Edie Gale Hays
			110 Bryant Road
			Rolla, MO 65401
			
			edghays@umr.edu
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			Some info on Bebenel (gleaned from my Grandmother, Della Edith Myers Hays,
			and my father, Howard Myers Hays):
			
			Bebenel was apparently not named at birth, and later was given leave to
			name herself.  Apparently all heroines (or damsels in distress, or both?)
			of that time were named Nell, and so she named herself (being but a young
			child) "Baby Nell." It's a bit of a name for an older child, and by the
			time she was a teenager, she'd swapped the accent and become BEB-eh-nel.
			As I understand from someone who has a copy of her family Bible, all other
			entries were apparently written in one hand, and in chronological order
			EXCEPT for Nell's name. Space was left for the entry of her name, and in
			that space, but in a different handwriting, appears the name Marjorie [or
			is it Margarie?] Nell Downing.
			
			I don't know that she ever used the name Margarie. It was not uncommon for
			anyone in this family to use their middle name as their use-name.  Her
			mother, Sarah Campbell Hays, was known as "Cammie."  Bebenel apparently
			began using the name Nell after her marriage (I think she published
			everything under the name Nell Downing Norton, or Mrs. Voris Norton), but
			to family she was always Bebenel.
			
			She was not married long when her husband died.  Her father's family owned
			a construction company (??) in St Louis, and "were not hurting" though were
			not rich, either.  Her father-in-law offered to support her as long as she
			remained a widow, undoubtedly assuming that she would remarry.  She was
			given a modest pension to live on. She realized that she could live far
			less expensively back in New London and moved back there to live and follow
			her heart. Unfortunately for her father-in-law, marrying again was
			apparently not in her heart.  She became a professional genealogist, and
			did well in her field.
			
			She was a researcher, and apparently a very good one, but she tended to
			become sidetracked.   In the St Louis Public Library is a copy of one of
			her books.  She published the marriage records of Ralls Co., MO, but
			apparently only in carbon copies, and filled with family references.
			(Someone else finally re-published the records for major distribution.)
			She also had the audacity in the above-mentioned "book" to make references
			to another book which she contributed to the same library.  See page ___ of
			"The Descendants of John Walker of Wigton, Scotland."  The problem was, the
			"page" she referred to was something she had typed and pasted inside the
			back cover of the Walker book!  If someone were to look for this reference
			in any other copy of the book, they wouldn't find it!
			
			Grandma told me that Bebenel belonged to any and every genealogical
			organization that she could find that she qualified for.  She was not able
			to prove Mayflower, or she would have belonged to that one, also.
			
			I undoubtedly met Bebenel at some point in my youth, but in the mayhem of
			family reunions I tended to ignore the adults -- they were all ancient. The
			last time I would have been likely to have seen her was 1966 at my Great
			Grandma Hays's funeral.  Bebenel's aunt, Jessie Ogle Hays, widow of George
			Edgar Hays, died at age 94.  Bebenel was nigh on 80.  I was 12.
			
			Edie

			On May 25, 1929 Marjorie Nell “Bebenel” married Voris NORTON. Voris died on March 9, 1932. Voris was buried in Green Hill Cemetery, Bedford, Indiana.

252. Margaret Docia DOWNING (Margaret Ann READING6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Margaret Docia was born in Pike County, Missouri, on June 21, 1854. Margaret Docia died on March 11, 1922; she was 67.

On March 22, 1871 Margaret Docia married James M. OFFUTT. James M. was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on May 5, 1847. James M. served in  Confederate Army, Civil War.

The History of Pike County, Missouri, (Des Moines, Iowa: Mills and Company, 1882), p. 975:
J. M. Offitt, Curryville, was born in Bourbon county, Kentucky, May 3, 1846. When he was three years of age his parents immigrated to Missouri, settling in Platte county, where he lived on a farm until he was eleven years of age, when he left home and went to California, where he engaged in herding stock, remaining there four years, after which he returned home. At the breaking out of the late war he enlisted in the army, where he served for five years and fifteen days, with honor and credit to himself. At the close of the war he returned to Pike county, and soon after went to Texas. Again he came to Pike county, where he was married March 22, 1870, to Miss Margaret D. Downing, of Pike county. They have one child, Susie. Mr. O. and his wife are members of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church.

They had the following children:
		i.	Alpha. Alpha was born on November 4, 1877. Alpha died on July 25, 1878; she was <1.
	499	ii.	Susie (1878-)
		iii.	James. James was born on December 5, 1884.
			Research: Had children and lived in Los Angeles, California.  {NDN, p. 57}

			James married .

253. Andrew Jackson DOWNING (Margaret Ann READING6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Andrew Jackson was born in Pike County, Missouri, on March 20, 1856.

On June 29, 1883 Andrew Jackson married Anna COLLINS, daughter of Robert L. COLLINS (about 1830-) & Mary T. FINLEY, in Pike County, Missouri. Anna was born in Pike County, Missouri, on March 26, 1856.

Subject: 
               [MOPIKE-L] Robert COLLINS & related families of Pike Co., MO
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               Thu, 13 Apr 2000 18:09:54 -0700 (PDT)
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         Date: 
               Thu, 13 Apr 2000 20:13:54 -0400
        From: 
               Craig Beeman <crb@ponyexpress.net>
           To: 
               MOPIKE-L@rootsweb.com

COLLINS, DOWNING, FINLEY, FISKLAND, LEWIS, READING?, SMITH, WARE

"Hello again Cousins!"

Might any of you happen to be familiar with any of the below Pike Co.,
MO, family?  If so, please do get in touch as I would very much like to 
compare notes with you on this family!

Descendants of Robert M. COLLINS and Mary T. FINLEY

1. Robert M. COLLINS, born abt 1830 in , , VA He married  on 24 Nov 1852 in
, Pike, MO Mary T. FINLEY, born abt 1836 in , Pike, MO, daughter of Milton
Ira FINLEY and Mary WARE. 
 
Notes for Robert M. COLLINS
"Robert M." or "Robert L."?  Check this out!!!

1860 Pike Co., MO census, Buffalo TWP, p 204.
1870 Pike Co., MO census, Louisiana, 4th Ward, p 201.
 
Notes for Mary T. FINLEY
Is this marriage correct for this individual?  Marriage record has her marrying
one Robert L. COLLINS?  Check this out!!!

        Children of Robert M. COLLINS and Mary T. FINLEY were as follows:
        2       i       Ella V.2 COLLINS, born abt 1853 in , Pike, MO.  She married  on
6 Jan
1881 in , Pike, MO Joseph H. SMITH. 
        3       ii      Samuel A.2 COLLINS, born abt 1855 in , Pike, MO.  He married  on
19
Jun 1881 in , Pike, MO Florida FISKLAND. 
        4       iii     Annie J.2 COLLINS, born abt 1857 in , Pike, MO.  She married  on
29
Jun 1883 in , Pike, MO A. J. DOWNING. 
        5       iv      Robert E.2 COLLINS, born abt 1859 in , Pike, MO.  He married  on
5 Nov
1885 in , Pike, MO Hattie J. LEWIS. 
        6       v       James E.2 COLLINS, born abt 1864 in , Pike, MO. 
        7       vi      Joseph2 COLLINS, born abt 1867 in , Pike, MO. 
        8       vii     Mary2 COLLINS, born abt 1869 in , Pike, MO.   Am not certain
that
this marriage will prove being correct.  Mary COLLINS m. W. F. READING, 25
Oct 1882, Pike Co., MO.  Check this out!!!

Hoping to be able to link our families!  Keeping my fingers crossed here!

TTYL

Craig

"Always looking for Cousins!

They had one child:
	500	i.	Claude C.

254. Martha Susan DOWNING (Margaret Ann READING6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Martha Susan was born on June 5, 1858. Martha Susan died on December 27, 1923; she was 65.

Martha Susan married William Henry MILLER. William Henry was born on May 25, 1851. William Henry died on December 31, 1919; he was 68.

They had one child:
		i.	Maude. Maude was born in 1884.
			Maude first married .
			Maude second married SHOTWELL Dr..  was born in Curryville, Pike County, Missouri.

255. Nancy Minta DOWNING (Margaret Ann READING6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Nancy Minta was born on June 4, 1862. Resided in Bowling Green, Missouri.

Research: As of NDN's account (February, 1944), Nancy Minta was the only living child of Margaret Ann Reading and William Casey Downing.  She lived at Olney, Lincoln Co., Mo.

In 1892 Nancy Minta married John Thomas DUVEL.

They had the following children:
	501	i.	Blanche Pearle (1893-1978)
	502	ii.	Ruby Minta
	503	iii.	John Downing
	504	iv.	Florence Hannah
	505	v.	Darlene
	506	vi.	George Frederick

Family of Rebecca READING (103) & Thomas R. WILSON

256. John C. WILSON (Rebecca READING6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John C. was born in 1850. John C. died in 1907; he was 57.

In 1879 John C. married Mary Elizabeth “Liz” ADAMS (266) , daughter of Heber Whittington ADAMS (1816-1905) & Elizabeth READING (106) (April 16, 1825-1910). Mary Elizabeth “Liz” was born in 1856.

They had one child:
		i.	Rebecca Elizabeth.
			Research: D.A.R. #100743

			Rebecca Elizabeth first married COOK.
			Rebecca Elizabeth second married LAFFETY (LAFFERTY?).

Family of John Shannon READING (104) & Mahala Ann NALLEY

257. James Lafayette READING (John Shannon6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). James Lafayette was born on July 31, 1847. James Lafayette died on August 3, 1897; he was 50.

James Lafayette married Lois E. STARK, daughter of Thomas “Tommie” STARK (1815-) & Elizabeth GOLDSBERRY (December 17, 1825-after 1884). Lois E. was born in 1854.

They had the following children:
	507	i.	John Thomas (1877-1903)
	508	ii.	James Lee (1881-)

258. Susannah Margaret READING (John Shannon6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Susannah Margaret was born on February 5, 1850. Susannah Margaret died in October 1931; she was 81.

On November 11, 1869 Susannah Margaret married William Newton BRYSON. William Newton was born on September 24, 1844. William Newton died after 1931; he was 86.

Research: For Historical Sketch, see Vol. 2 N.E. Mo. History, p. 730, and Marion, Ralls, Pike Cos. Biog. pp. 448-9.  ("Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy," p. 47)

They had the following children:
		i.	Orra.
			Orra first married Maynard D. HUNTER. Maynard D. died in 1929 in Texas.
			Orra second married James EDMUND.
	509	ii.	Eliza (1875-)

259. Cynthia Ann READING (John Shannon6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Cynthia Ann was born on March 9, 1857. Cynthia Ann died on December 6, 1892; she was 35. Cynthia Ann was buried in Grassy Creek, Near Louisiana, Pike County, Missouri.

On November 11, 1862 Cynthia Ann married James Jefferson PENIX, son of William PENIX (February 1, 1801-1891) & Nancy H. THOMPSON (October 3, 1813-1892). Campbell: November 11, 1869. James Jefferson was born on October 12, 1841. James Jefferson died in 1930; he was 88. James Jefferson served in  Union Army, Civil War.

Research: For Historical Sketch, see Vol. 2, N.E. Mo. History, pp. 793-5, and Marion, Ralls, Pike Cos. Biog. p. 720.  ("Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy," p. 47)

They had the following children:
	510	i.	Nancy Ann (1870-)
		ii.	William Edward. William Edward was born on February 9, 1876.
			William Edward married Rosa Lee BRASHEARS, daughter of Thomas BRASHEARS & Annie KING.
		iii.	John Harvey. John Harvey was born on December 7, 1879. Resided in Detroit, Michigan. Occupation: Surgeon.
			Research: Graduate of William Jewell College, Liberty, Mo. and the Medical Department of Harvard University.  Practiced medicine in Detroit, Michigan.  Refer to "Hist. of N.E. Mo., Vol. 2/795." ("Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy," p. 47)

260. Narcissus Tippett READING (John Shannon6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Narcissus Tippett was born on January 13, 1855. Narcissus Tippett died on November 11, 1935; she was 80. Occupation: Parliamentarian.

In 1873 Narcissus Tippett first married Dr. Edward Byrum RULE, son of William Griffin RULE (February 11, 1822-1895) & Sarah Matilda ATKINSON. Edward Byrum was born on August 2, 1848. Edward Byrum died on January 31, 1893; he was 44.

They had the following children:
	511	i.	John Will
	512	ii.	Jane "Jennie"
		iii.	Anna.
			Anna married W. O. FRANCIS. W. O. was born in Keokuk, Iowa. Resided in Chicago, Illinois.

Narcissus Tippett second married Albert “Al” MATSON, son of Richard MATSON & Virginia CAMERON. Albert “Al” was born on August 23, 1851.

Family of Nancy READING (105) & William Davis BIGGS

261. William Morris BIGGS (Nancy READING6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). William Morris was born in Pike County, Missouri, on November 22, 1841.

In 1866 William Morris married Nancy Jane WRIGHT, daughter of Thomas WRIGHT. Nancy Jane was born in Pike County, Missouri.

They had the following children:
		i.	William Thomas.
		ii.	Augusta Jane.
		iii.	John Farmer.
		iv.	Mary Leah.

Family of Nancy READING (105) & B. Franklin DOWNING

262. James DOWNING (Nancy READING6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). James was born before August 4, 1851.

James married Ollie SPURLOCK.

They had one child:
		i.	Edna.

263. Mary Elizabeth DOWNING (Nancy READING6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Mary Elizabeth was born on October 4, 1858. Mary Elizabeth died on October 26, 1877; she was 19. Mary Elizabeth was buried in Bowling Green, Missouri.

Mary Elizabeth married Joseph Harrison REYNOLDS.

They had one child:
	513	i.	Joseph Taylor

264. Louemma DOWNING (Nancy READING6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Louemma married C. T. WILSON.

They had one child:
		i.	---?---.
			---?--- married W. C. DOWNING.

265. Martha Ann DOWNING (Nancy READING6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Martha Ann was born in 1851. Martha Ann died in 1891; she was 40.

Research: (D.A.R. #110934)  ("Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy," p. 49)

In 1874 Martha Ann married W. H. BLAND.

They had one child:
		i.	Bonnie.
			 The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume
			 111
			
			 Mrs. Bennie Bland Brown.
			 DAR ID Number: 110934
			 Born in Bowling Green, Mo.
			 Wife of Thomas C. Brown.
			 Descendant of George Reading, as follows:
			 1. W. H. Bland (b. 1846) m. 1874 Martha Ann Downing (1851-96).
			 2. Benjamin Franklin Downing (1824-1902) m. 1847 Nancy Reading (1822-72).
			
			 3. William Reading (1792-1868) m. 1816 Margaret Shawhan (1797-1860).
			 4. George Reading m. 1790 Nancy McCune (1771-1842).
			 George Reading (1761-1846) was placed on the pension roll, 1833, of Pike
			 County, N. Y., for service, 1777, in Capt. Knox's company, Pennsylvania
			 Line. He was born in New Jersey; died in Missouri.
			 Also No. 109279.

			Bonnie married Thomas C. BROWN.

Family of Elizabeth READING (106) & Heber Whittington ADAMS

266. Mary Elizabeth “Liz” ADAMS (Elizabeth READING6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Mary Elizabeth “Liz” was born in 1856.

In 1879 Mary Elizabeth “Liz” married John C. WILSON (256) , son of Thomas R. WILSON (September 22, 1808-) & Rebecca READING (103) (March 8, 1819-). John C. was born in 1850. John C. died in 1907; he was 57.

They had one child:
		i.	Rebecca Elizabeth.
			Research: D.A.R. #100743

			Rebecca Elizabeth first married COOK.
			Rebecca Elizabeth second married LAFFETY (LAFFERTY?).

267. Minnie ADAMS (Elizabeth READING6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Minnie was born in Pike County, Missouri, in 1863.

The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 105: Mrs. Minnie Adams Cash. DAR ID Number: 104935 Born in Pike County, Mo. Wife of James William Cash. Descendant of George Reading, as follows: 1. Heber W. Adams (1816-1905) m. 1841 Elizabeth Reading (1825-1910). 2. William Reading (1792-1865) m. 1816 Margaret Shauhan (1797-1860). 3. George Reading m. 1790 Nancy McCune (1770-1842). See No. 104590.

In 1884 Minnie married James William CASH, son of CASH. James William was born in 1851.

Research: Family lived in Frankford, Pike Co., Mo.  ("Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy," p. 50)

They had the following children:
	514	i.	Ruby
		ii.	Mae.
			Died at 5 years.146

268. George Milton ADAMS (Elizabeth READING6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). George Milton was born in 1865. George Milton died in 1896; he was 31.

In 1891 George Milton married Harriet TRIMBLE. Harriet was born in 1866.

They had one child:
		i.	George.
			Research: D.A.R. Lin. Bk. 121, p. 200  ("Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy," p. 50)

			George married Walter MEYER.

269. Margaret ADAMS (Elizabeth READING6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Margaret was born in Pike County, Missouri.

The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 149: Mrs. Margaret Adams Chilton. DAR ID Number: 148358 Born in Pike County, Mo. Wife of John K. Chilton. Descendant of George Reading, as follows: 1. Heber Whittingham Adams (1816-1905) m. 1841 Elizabeth Reading (1825-1910). 2. William Reading (1792-1868) m. 1816 Margaret Shawhan (1797-1860). 3. George Reading m. 1790 Nancy McCune. George Reading (1761-1846) was placed on the pension roll of Pike County, Mo., 1833, for service as private in the Pennsylvania and Virginia troops. He was born in New Jersey; died in Clark County, Mo. Also No. 121091.

Margaret married John K. CHILTON. John K. was born in Pike County, Missouri.

They had the following children:
		i.	James.
	515	ii.	Bertha (1889-)

Family of William "Billie" READING Jr. (107) & Martha Susan CONN

270. John Thomas READING (William "Billie"6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John Thomas was born on January 6, 1854. John Thomas died on March 1, 1943; he was 89.

On April 14, 1880 John Thomas first married Isabelle “Belle” K. CARTER. Isabelle “Belle” K. was born in 1861. Isabelle “Belle” K. died on January 24, 1892; she was 31.

They had the following children:
	516	i.	Maude (-1971)
		ii.	Howard. Howard was born on June 15, 1882. Howard died on March 23, 1930; he was 47. Howard was buried in Mt. Ayre Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Near Curryville, Pike County, Missouri.
	517	iii.	George
	518	iv.	William Frank (1886-1972)
		v.	Susan “Sue”. Susan “Sue” was born on May 22, 1890. Susan “Sue” died on June 8, 1911; she was 21. Susan “Sue” was buried in Mt. Ayre Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Near Curryville, Pike County, Missouri.
			Susan “Sue” married SUDDATH.  died in 1911.  was buried in Mt. Ayre Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Near Curryville, Pike County, Missouri.
		vi.	Thomas G. Thomas G. was born on June 18, 1889. Thomas G. died on June 18, 1889; he was <1. Thomas G. was buried in Mt. Ayre Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Near Curryville, Pike County, Missouri.

John Thomas second married Idabelle “Ida” BROWN, daughter of William Rennie BROWN & Jane E. SISSON. Idabelle “Ida” was born on September 21, 1861. Idabelle “Ida” died on October 21, 1898; she was 37.

They had the following children:
	519	i.	Ruth
	520	ii.	John Rennie (1898-)

John Thomas third married Margaret Lavena VENABLE. Margaret Lavena was born on December 6, 1869. Margaret Lavena died on March 23, 1922; she was 52.

They had the following children:
		i.	Rebecca.
			Rebecca married Guy HICKS. Resided in Bowling Green, Missouri.
		ii.	Paul.
		iii.	Mary.
		iv.	Martha.
		v.	Reuben.

271. Nancy READING (William "Billie"6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Nancy was born on March 20, 1861.

Research: She was living in Laddonia, Mo., in 1942.  Mrs. Elizabeth Biggs Westfall, born in Adrian Co., Mo. is a descendant.  See D.A.R. #110938.  ("Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy," p. 51)

On March 9, 1881 Nancy married William Stephens BIGGS, son of Matthew Richard “Dick” Kerr BIGGS & Catherine Amelia SCOBEE. William Stephens was born in McCune’s Station, Pike County, Missouri, on January 21, 1854. William Stephens died in Ladonia, Missouri, on January 16, 1922; he was 67.

They had the following children:
	521	i.	William Richard (1883-)
		ii.	Robert McCune. Robert McCune was born on January 4, 1884.
			Robert McCune married Elizabeth JEWELL. Elizabeth died on April 30, 1931.
	522	iii.	Katherine Sue (1886-)
	523	iv.	Sarah Elizabeth “Bess” (1887-)
		v.	George. George was born in 1889. Resided in Farber, Missouri.
			George married Marie TARREYSON.
		vi.	Margaret May “Maggie”. Margaret May “Maggie” was born on February 24, 1893. Margaret May “Maggie” died on October 23, 1904; she was 11.
		vii.	John Jepthia. John Jepthia was born on February 13, 1898. John Jepthia died in 1908; he was 9.
	524	viii.	Joseph “Joe” James (1901-)
		ix.	Eunice Ella. Eunice Ella was born circa 1902. Eunice Ella died in Iowa.
			Eunice Ella married Ray SANFORD. Resided in Scotts Grove, Iowa.
		x.	Conn. Conn was born on May 14, 1904. Conn died on July 5, 1918; he was 14.

272. George Washington READING (William "Billie"6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). George Washington was born on August 16, 1863. George Washington died on December 14, 1941; he was 78. George Washington was buried in Mt. Ayre Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Near Curryville, Pike County, Missouri.

Research: Information on children taken from obituary of George Reading in Hannibal Courier Post, Hannibal, Mo.  ("Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy," p. 51)

On August 8, 1893 George Washington married Arbie (or Abbie) SUTTON, daughter of Nathaniel SUTTON & Dazarine GRAFFORD, in Curryville, Missouri. Arbie (or Abbie) was born on June 17, 1875. Arbie (or Abbie) died on October 13, 1952; she was 77. Arbie (or Abbie) was buried in Mt. Ayre Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Near Curryville, Pike County, Missouri.

Research: See p. 626, Marion, Ralls, Pike Cos. Biog. for Abbie Sutton Reading, the daugther of Nathaniel B. Sutton; also p. 1165 of Vol. 2, N.E. Mo. Hist. by Walter Williams.  ("Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy," p. 51)

They had the following children:
		i.	Nancy. Occupation: Teacher in St. Louis schools.
	525	ii.	Nathaniel “Nat” (1905-)
	526	iii.	William Beaman (1907-)
	527	iv.	Victoria Elizabeth (1911-)

273. Mary Elizabeth READING (William "Billie"6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Mary Elizabeth was born on April 21, 1866. Mary Elizabeth died in Marshall, Saline County, Missouri, on July 6, 1910; she was 44. Mary Elizabeth was buried in Mt. Ayre Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Near Curryville, Pike County, Missouri.

On October 7, 1890 Mary Elizabeth married Rev. S. G. DECKARD. S. G. was born in 1856.

They had one child:
		i.	Margaret B.
			The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 111: Mrs. Margaret B. Decherd White. DAR ID Number: 110935 Born in Curryville, Mo. Wife of J. H. White. Descendant of George Reading, as follows: 1. S. G. Decherd (b. 1856) m. 1890 Mary Elizabeth Reading (1866-1910). 2. William Reading, Jr. (b. 1829), m. 1850 Martha S. Conn (b. 1830). 3. William Reading (1792-1868) m. 1816 Margaret Shawhan (1797-1860). See No. 110934.

			Margaret B. first married John H. WHITE.
			Margaret B. second married Ralph GENTRY. Resided in Milburn, Kansas, in 1972.

Family of Lafayette READING (109) & Medora SMITH

274. William McCune READING (Lafayette6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). William McCune was born in Pike County, Missouri, on January 16, 1867. William McCune died in Florida on February 16, 1963; he was 96.

William McCune first married Cora Belle SMITH, daughter of Robert K. SMITH & Elizabeth ALLISON.

William McCune second married Sadie VASCONCELLES. Sadie was born in Missouri on October 6, 1882. Sadie died in Florida on July 4, 1961; she was 78.

They had one child:
		i.	Sadie Ethel. Sadie Ethel was born on December 16, 1915.

275. Pattie “Hattie” READING (Lafayette6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Pattie “Hattie” married Thomas McMILLAN.

They had the following children:
		i.	Ida.
			Ida married Stevens OLIVER.
		ii.	Leonard.
			In 1931 Leonard married HAWKINS.

276. Charles L. READING (Lafayette6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Charles L. married Jane "Jennie" RULE (512) , daughter of Dr. Edward Byrum RULE (August 2, 1848-January 31, 1893) & Narcissus Tippett READING (260) (January 13, 1855-November 11, 1935). Jane "Jennie" was born in Louisiana, Missouri.

The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 97

 Mrs. Jennie Rule Reading.
 DAR ID Number: 96570
 Born in Louisiana, Mo.
 Wife of Charles L. Reading.
 Descendant of George Reading, as follows:
 1. Dr. E. B. Rule (1848-93) m. 1873 Narcissa T. Reading (b. 1855).
 2. John S. Reading (1821-99) m. Mahala Nalley (1820-1903).
 3. William Reading (b. 1792) m. 1816 Margaret Shawhan (b. 1797).
 4. George Reading m. Nancy McCune (1771-1842).
 George Reading (1761-1846) was placed on the pension roll, 1833, of Pike County, N. Y., for service, 1777, in Captain Knox's company, Pennsylvania Line. He was born in New Jersey; died in Missouri.

They had one child:
		i.	Medora. Medora was born in 1900. Medora died in August 1931; she was 31.

Family of Katharine “Kittie Ann” SMITH (110) & Elias BATTERTON

277. Wallace BATTERTON (Katharine “Kittie Ann” SMITH6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).147

On April 12, 1866 Wallace married Elsie DAVID, daughter of Jacob DAVID (April 25, 1809-December 7, 1866) & Lucretia SMITH (1818-).

They had one child:
		i.	Frank.

Family of John Shawhan SMITH (111) & Melvina HINKSON

278. Nancy  Shawhan SMITH (John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Nancy  Shawhan was born in Harrison County, Kentucky, on August 24, 1851. Nancy  Shawhan died in Pike County, Missouri, on September 11, 1931; she was 80. Nancy  Shawhan was buried in Smyrna Cemetery, Pike County, Missouri.

"Nancy Shawhan Smith (called by us "Aunt Sis" all her lifetime that we knew her) married her first cousin, Humphrey Hinkston, Dec. 8, 1867.  Three children were born to them; Henry Hinkston, Melvina Hinkston, [and] John Hinkston (this was the John Hinkson who now lives in Warren, Ohio, with surviving members of his own family).  After the death of Humphrey Hinkston, Nancy Shawhan Smith Hinkston married a second time, William T. Vanarsdale, a native of Pike County (known to us as Uncle Billie, a scholarly old man with a flair for inventing contraptions to make work easy around his farm near New Hartford, Mo., helped in his work by Uncle Nick, who was Nancy's bachelor brother, the one who was said to be "lazy as a nigger" because he was breast-fed by a colored woman as a baby). To William T. Vanarsdale and Nancy Shawhan Smith Hinkston Vanarsdale, was born one son, "Willie" Vanarsdale, who still lives on the old farm.  Willie has been twice married, and by his first wife, Stella, had two golden-haired daughters with whom we played as children.  They grew up and married, and after Stella died, we lost track of them.  Uncle Willie preceded his wife in death, Nancy died August 11, 1929.  She was said to have resembled her grandmother, the first Nancy Shawhan, all her life, even into old age.  The protrait of her, as a little girl in hoop skirts, previously mentioned, is now in possession of Willie T. Vanarsdale, and his second wife, on the farm near New Hartford, Mo.  It is likely to be handed on to one of the granddaughters.”

On December 8, 1867 Nancy  Shawhan first married Humphrey HINKSON, son of John HINKSON (April 12, 1804-October 26, 1872) & Margaret EWALT (June 26, 1813-March 5, 1873). Humphrey was born in Lewis County, Missouri, on August 18, 1846. Humphrey died in Labelle, Missouri, on October 27, 1882; he was 36. Humphrey was buried in Sharpe-Hinkson Cemetery, Lewis County, Missouri.

They had the following children:
		i.	Margaret Melvina. Margaret Melvina was born in Pike County, Missouri, in 1869.
		ii.	Henry. Henry was born in Pike County, Missouri, in 1871.
		iii.	John. John was born in Pike County, Missouri, in August 1880.

Circa 1887 Nancy  Shawhan second married William M. VANARSDEL148, son of Ambrose Jefferson VANARSDEL & Phoebe BURTON, in Pike County, Missouri. William M. was born in Pike County, Missouri, on May 26, 1842. William M. died in Smyrna Cemetery, Pike County, Missouri, on January 15, 1912; he was 69.

Research: A native of Pike County (known as "Uncle Billie" to relatives), he was "a scholarly old man with a flair for inventing contraptions to make work easy around the farm near Hartford, Mo."149

They had one child:
	528	i.	William M. "Willie" (1891-)

279. John Thomas “Squire” SMITH (John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John Thomas “Squire” was born in Harrison County, Kentucky, on January 30, 1854. John Thomas “Squire” died in Pike Co. Missouri, on April 8, 1916; he was 62. John Thomas “Squire” was buried in Old Smyrna Graveyard, Louisiana, Pike County, Missouri.

"After Julia's death, John Thomas Smith raised his five children with the help of his sisters and relatives, who lived nearby.  Nancy Shawhan  Smith Vanarsdale took the baby John Frances  Smith for a while until he was old enough to be cared for by the girls at home.  This family of children lived on the road between Gazette, Mo. and Vandalia, Mo. in a house which was then next door to the old Clithero place, not far up the road from the Chandler place, both places still known by those names even now in 1951.  When his family were growing up up, many incidents of interest happened to them which have been told in 'Meet My Association' by Isobel  Chandler Madsen, a manuscript in preparation to preserve the tales of interest and general knowledge about the years gone by.  The house where they lived has long since been moved to another location." 150
"He studied law and practiced it, along with farming, and running horses at the County Fairs, raising his own tobacco, and making most of his own liquor using malt that he made himself from his own barley shoots.  He was a gregarious and vocal character, known as "Squire" and "Judge" in the county where he was widely acquainted.  He sang well, and often led the singing at revivals and in the church.  He was the Superintendent of the church at Estes, but would never join it because he did not want to pin his religious convictions to any creed that was not flexible.  What the denomination of the church at Estes was, I have not learned, but I doubt that it made much difference to grandfather.  He was a fun-loving man, and liked to hear himself talk, and he liked people.  His funeral in Pike County was almost as big an affair in the county as was that of Adolph Busch in St. Louis, which he and a trainload of politicians attended, staying for three days and having the time of their lives."151
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1900 Soundex:  MO S530 Pike County, ED 90 S17 L61, Hartford Township, Pike County, MO
John T. Smith b. Jan 1854 (46) b. KY
Smith, Edith Mae (D) Nov 1886 (13) b. MO
John F. (s) Aug 1889 (10) b. MO
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Original letter owned by Bettye Warner (granddaughter of Edith Smith)
Letter written on lined note paper:

Curryville, Mo.
10-31-12

My Dear Children,
I am well.  Mama is poorly, has a bad cough.  It is cold and wet this morning. Had a heavy rain last night.  I have my coal for the winter hauled. Have made four trips to Vandalia within thelast week.  Have not gathered any corn yet, it is hardly dry enough.

My hogs are doing nicely.

Old ma___(letter torn in half at this  point, leaving several words missing)___the winter

NOTE: Nothing more after this entry.--REF
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From hand-written letter in possession of Bettye Warner (granddaughter of Edith Smith)
On Iowa State Insurance Company letterhead:
J. T. Smith, Agent
Gazette, Missouri

May 23, 1915

Dear Edith,

We are all well, getting along all right.  Hope you are all well.

Everything looks nice.  Looks we will raise something, when you come out this fall. We can give you plenty of pumpkin pie.

I was at the old Smyrna cemetery the other day.  Am sending you a little Rose off your Mama’s grave.  Thought it would please you.

Aunt Sis is here, will spend the weekend with us.

Your same old Dad,

J. T. Smith
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Subject: Re: [MOPIKE-L] McDonalds of Hartford Township
Date: Tue, 24 Apr 2001 00:51:55 -0500
From: chuck <chuck@kcnet.com>
 
Bob Francis wrote: 

Fellow researchers,
Does anyone have information on the McDonalds of Hartford township?  Thanks to Kevin Williams for posting the 1900 Gazette area Plat!  The McDonalds on this plat, Gertie and C. M., are of particular interest to me.

Bob Francis
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Bob,

I ran across the name McDonald on the 1900 census. It is part of Ancestrys images and some is hard to make out. Here is what I think it says:

Number of dwelling: 77

Jesse McDonald- Head of H./ W/M born May, 1879; age 21; married 4 years; born in MO; both parents born in MO; Occup. Farmer; can read/write/speak english; owns property/no mortgage; Farm (not house)
Gertie - Wife W/F; born Nov, 1878; age 21; m'd 4 years, mother of 3 children; 2 living; born in MO; both parents b. MO; can read/write/sp. eng.
Bessie - daughter w/f born Dec, 1897; age 3, single; b. MO
Jesse - son w/m  born May, 1900; age ? months; single; b. MO
William -  nephew w/m  born Sept. 1887; age 12; single, b. MO; at school

This is taken from Hartford Township. Supervisors Dist. 9, Enumeration Dist 90, Sheet 4. Dated June 8th and 9th, 1900 by John T. Smith, Enumerator.

Hope this helps someone.

Chuck McCardie
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SMITH SQUIRE Pike County MO 050 Buffalo Twp Federal Population Schedule MO 1870 Federal Census Index MO301166063

On December 19, 1875 John Thomas “Squire” first married Julia Frances “Fannie” TROWER, daughter of Andrew Jackson TROWER (October 10, 1828-October 30, 1896) & Sarah Ann (Sally) BUTLER (September 28, 1827-October 20, 1914), in Pike County, Missouri. Julia Frances “Fannie” was born in Missouri on May 28, 1854. Julia Frances “Fannie” died in Pike County, Missouri, on February 9, 1890; she was 35. Julia Frances “Fannie” was buried in Old Smyrna Church Graveyard, Louisiana, Pike County, Missouri.

"After the birth of her last baby, John Frances, Julia Frances Trower Smith died on the day of February 9, 1890,152 and is buried with many friends and relatives in the Old Smyrna Church Graveyard, Pike County, Mo.  She had auburn red hair, and was greatly mourned by her many brothers and sisters, as well as by her father, Andrew J. Trower, and her mother, Sarah A. Butler Trower."100

They had the following children:
	529	i.	Archie Pearl (1877-1927)
	530	ii.	Sallie Jackson (1879->1955)
	531	iii.	Margaret Melvina (1881->1935)
	532	iv.	Edith Mae (1886-1933)
	533	v.	John Francis (1889-1962)

In October 1904 John Thomas “Squire” second married Ella KILBY, daughter of John W. KILBY (October 16, 1823-December 10, 1900) & Ellen REED (March 16, 1828-). Ella was born in Pike County, Missouri, on September 5, 1860. Ella died in Kansas on December 5, 1942; she was 82. Ella was buried in Kilby Cemetery, Pike County, Missouri. Resided in Estes, Missouri.150

An article in the Saturday Evening Post, June 2, 1951, was written by “Link” Kilby about his trip to England to study socialism, to report back to his friends in Vandalia, Mo., about his impressions of what he observed.  This is the same Kilby family of Ella Kilby who was the second wife of grandfather John Thomas Smith.  There was a “Link” Kilby at some of the Old Settlers reunions held in LeMaster’s Grove on the Middletown-Gazette Road, and it was “Grandma” Kilby who for a time was the oldest Old Settler at the reunions, who finally got too old to attend and so the reunion had to move, in part, over to her farm, for her to take part in it.  “Grandma” Kilby was the first woman I ever saw smoking.  She smoked a pipe and no one diapproved because she was very much respected and cherished by all her neighbors and family.  She said herself that she was “tough as a hickory knot” and therefore not likely to be “hurt by a little smoke.”153

Research: An article in the Saturday Evening Post, June 2, 1951, was written by “Link” Kilby about his trip to England to study socialism, to report back to his friends in Vandalia, Mo., about his impressions of what he observed.  This is the same Kilby family of Ella Kilby who was the second wife of grandfather John Thomas Smith.  There was a “Link” Kilby at some of the Old Settlers reunions held in LeMaster’s Grove on the Middletown-Gazette Road, and it was “Grandma” Kilby who for a time was the oldest Old Settler at the reunions, who finally got too old to attend and so the reunion had to move, in part, over to her farm, for her to take part in it.  “Grandma” Kilby was the first woman I ever saw smoking.  She smoked a pipe and no one diapproved because she was very much respected and cherished by all her neighbors and family.  She said herself that she was “tough as a hickory knot” and therefore not likely to be “hurt by a little smoke.”153

280. Margaret M. SMITH (John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Margaret M. was born on October 7, 1857.

On February 24, 1875 Margaret M. married Wesley B. TROWER, son of Andrew Jackson TROWER (October 10, 1828-October 30, 1896) & Sarah Ann (Sally) BUTLER (September 28, 1827-October 20, 1914). Wesley B. was born on February 13, 1853. Wesley B. died on January 29, 1919; he was 65.

They had the following children:
		i.	Albert.
		ii.	Larry.
		iii.	Ralph.
		iv.	Edna.
		v.	Jessie.
		vi.	Vernie.
		vii.	Dot.

281. Emma K. SMITH (John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Emma K. was born on June 3, 1861.

“…they had a large farm and a large family in Pike County.  There used to be a number of Wrights visit us when they came into Bowling Green, Missouri, where we lived, the county seat.  They were a hearty, healthy family.”100

On September 3, 1878 Emma K. married Charles WRIGHT, in First Christian Church.

They had the following children:
		i.	Edward.
		ii.	Beulah.
		iii.	Oscar.
	534	iv.	Zora (1890-ca1958)
		v.	Abbie.

Family of Nicholas SMITH III (112) & Amanda M. ALLISON (128)

282. John Oscar SMITH (Nicholas6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John Oscar was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on October 7, 1845. John Oscar died in Clay County, Missouri, on December 6, 1897; he was 52. John Oscar was buried in  Faubion Chapel Graveyard.

JOHN OSCAR SMITH154

John Oscar Smith was born October 7, 1845 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. He was the eldest of three children born to Nicholas III and Amanda M. Allison Smith. John O. lost his father in 1855 when he was just ten years old. It must have been a struggle for Amanda, the 29 year old widow, to provide for her two remaining children. The 1860 census shows that John O. was by then a ward of Willis P. Collins, an officer of the court. Perhaps this 15-year old was apprenticed to Collins to learn skills of farming, although John later became a carpenter like his father.

On July 5, 1866, John Oscar married Elizabeth A. Smith (see Smith line "A"), in Clay County, Missouri. Why John O. Smith went to Missouri from Kentucky is unclear, perhaps there was a connection between the two lines of Smith families, or because of mutual familiarity with the Duncans of Paris, Kentucky who had relocated from Bourbon County. There may have been a connection with the Civil War as there was much action along the Mississippi and Missouri Rivers. A marriage certificate was filed for record on July 16, 1866. Whereby, 'William Warren, a minister of the gospel, solemnizes the rites of matrimony between John O. and Bettie A. Smith, both of this county." This marriage brought together the two Smith lines.

This union produced eight children: Edward (1868), John Oscar Jr.(1871), Mary Margaret (1873), Claude E. (1876, author's grandfather, see separate section ), William D. (1877), Julia Elizabeth "Lizzie" (1881), Eleven T. "tow" (1884), and Ephraim "Ephie" (1889).

On November 7, 1868, John Oscar and 'Elizabeth A. Smith,' his wife, sold a 98 acre plot of land in Bourbon County, Kentucky to his mother Amanda Allison Smith for $625. This property was the allotment of "Dower" from John's grandmother Nancy Shawhan Smith, the widow of Nicholas II. John O. was obviously severing ties with Bourbon County, Kentucky as he had moved on to Missouri.

The 1870 census verifies that John O. and Bettie A. were living in Liberty Township, Clay County, Missouri with a two year old son, Eddie. The 1880 census (see Exhibit "8b" in Appendix "A") shows John and Bettie A. and five children living in Platte Township next to her widower brother Ephraim Jr. and his three year old daughter Lola. Living in an adjacent house was their 68 year old widowed mother Elizabeth Duncan Smith. Bettie Al's brother Bazil (29) and sister Sallie (24) had never married and were still living with their mother. Ephraim Smith Sr. had just died and was enumerated on the mortality schedule of 1880.

Throughout John Oscar's lifetime, he attempted several different occupations. Besides farming and the carpentry of his youth, records show that in the 1870s he ran a restaurant. In 1891, he was appointed Postmaster at Linden, a small town north of Kansas City. This was where several Smith family members moved after leaving their farms.

Clay County Cemetery records show that John Oscar Smith, born in Bourbon County, Kentucky on October 7, 1845, died in Clay County, Missouri, December 6, 1897 at age 52. He was buried in the Faubion Chapel Graveyard located in Gallatin Township, eight miles southwest of Liberty. A gravestone, barely readable, still stands. Bettie A. was buried beside her husband but has no grave marker.

Edward Bazil ("Strawberry") Smith, eldest son of John O. and Bettie A., married Anna Kimbrell, a milliner or trimmer of hats, on August 13, 1891. He got the nickname "Strawberry" because he grew them in Kansas in his later years. They had four children. Eddie's younger brother Levy (Eleven T.) lived with them until his premature death in 1906. The 1910 census indicates that Edward and Anna had divorced. Edward died at Bethany Hospital at Wyandotte County, Kansas on January 26, 1953 at the age of 85.

John Oscar Smith Jr. married Vida C. Breckenridge, a girl from a neighboring farm, on February 18, 1894, in Platte Township, Clay County, Missouri. They rented their house and took in a boarder named Charles Russell, who was possibly a relative of the John B. Russell who married John Oscar's sister Mary Margaret. John O. Jr. and Vida had one child named Edith.

Mary Margaret Smith married John Benjamin Russell on January 28, 1890 at Smithville. They had three children: Ethyl, Ellis (Mike), and Iola, who died young. Mary Margaret died April 26, 1907 at only 34 years of age. Mary Ann Meares of Smithville (see acknowledgments) is the daughter of Ellis Russell.

Claude E. Smith ( was the author's grandfather, see separate page.)

William D. Smith married Etta Elizabeth Mosby on August 15, 1900 and had two daughters, Jessie Mardell and Wiletta E. He died in 1965 in Linden, Missouri at 88 years of age.

Julia Elizabeth "Lizzie" Smith married Arva Hudson, a mechanic and blacksmith. They lost several children but two survived, Elmo and Mary. They took in brother Claude's middle daughter Ruth (author's mother) when his wife Ella May died in 1912. Lizzie's 75 year old mother Bettie also lived with them until her death in 1934. At some point she was widowed or divorced and remarried a man named O'Dell. The Death Certificate shows Julia O'Dell had been a housewife and clerk. She died at Osawatomie, Kansas on March 23, 1963 at 1:50 PM of multiple pulmonary emboli.

Eleven T. Smith died on January 6, 1906 at the age of 22. He was single.

Ephraim Smith died on March 21, 1906 at the age of seventeen, just two months after his brother Levy. The gravestone at Barry Cemetery near Gladstone bears the inscription: "Eleven T. and Ephie -- Children of J.O. and Bettie A. Smith."
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Deed Bk. 56, 492-493
Nov. 7th, 1868
John O. Smith to Amanda M. Smith
Know all men by these presents that I John O. Smith, of the County of Clay in the State of Missouri have this day, for and in consideration of the sum of six hundred and twenty five dollars to me in hand paid by Amanda M. Smith of the same County and State (the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged) bargained and sold, remised, quit claimed and conveyed and do by these presents, bargain and sell remise, release quit--claim and convey unto said Amanda M. Smith, her heirs and assigns forever all my right, (illegible) interest and estate whether legal or equitable, present, future, contingent, provisionary or in remainder of in or to following tract, piece or parcel of land, situate in the county of Bourbon in the State of Kentucky, towit; Beginning at the ash tree, thence S3 1/2 W32 poles to (2) the stake; thence S37 E23 poles S44 E13.50 poles to 3. S39 E 23.44 poles to 4. South 40 3/4 E 55.80 poles to 5., Trabue’s Corner, thence S30 1/2 W 17.12 to 6. thence S32 1/2 W 22.24 poles to (66), thence S 89 1/2 E 57 poles to 7. the two box elder stumps, Dan’l Shawhan’s corner, thence north 39.47 (?) 93.76 poles to a stake. Thence north 39 1/2 W 99 poles to the middle of the Licking at (6). thence down the said stream South 50 W 17 poles, South 63 1/2 W 16 poles to the north bank of Licking at M. thence South 24 W 19.50 poles to the beginning.  Containing 98 acres 2 roods (?) and 10 poles.  The said tract piece or parcel of land so bounded and described being the allotment of dower to Nancy Smith, widow of Nicholas Smith, late of said County of Bourbon deceased, which Nicholas Smith deceased was the grant father of me, the said John O. Smith.  To have and to hold the premises hereby conveyed, together with all and singular tenements, hereditaments thereunto belonging to in any wise appertaining to unto the only proper use, benefit and behalf of said Amanda M. Smith her heirs and assigns forever.  In testimony whereof, I the said John O. Smith, have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal this seventh day of November A. D. 1868.

John O. Smith, seal

Memorandum--The words & figures “North 39.47. 93.76 poles to a stake thence after the 4th word of the 27trh line of the 1st page of this died, intermined before the signing and sealing of this deed.

John O. Smith, seal

State of Missouri, County of Clay, City of Liberty
I D.C. Allen, Commissioner of Deeds for the State of Kentucky, duly appointed and Commissioned by the Governor thereof for the State of Missouri, and authorized to take acknowledgements of Deeds and other writings, do certify that this deed from John O. Smith to Amanda M. Smith was this day produced to me in my office in the City of Liberty aforesaid, by the said Grantee, and by him then and there acknowledged before me to be his act and deed, for the purposes thereon mentioned.  Given under my hand and seal of office this seventh day of November A. D. 1868.

D. C. Allen, Commissioner

State of Kentucky
County of Bourbon
I Jas. M. Hughes Clerk of the County Court of said County, do certify that on the 1st day of February 1869 the foregoing deed was produced to me in my office for record.  Whereupon said deed which is duly stamped legally with the certificates therein endorsed hath been duly admitted to record in said office.  Given under my hand the day and year aforesaid.

J. M. Hughes, clk.

On July 16, 1866 John Oscar married Elizabeth Ann SMITH, daughter of Ephraim SMITH & Elizabeth DUNCAN (after 1810-), in Missouri. Elizabeth Ann was born in Clay County, Missouri, on January 8, 1845. Elizabeth Ann died in Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri, on December 27, 1934; she was 89.

They had the following children:
		i.	Edward. Edward was born in September 1868. Edward died in Bonners Springs, Wyandotte County, Kansas, on January 25, 1953; he was 84.
			On August 13, 1891 Edward married Anna KIMBRELL, in Clay County, Missouri. They were divorced.
		ii.	John Oscar. John Oscar was born in Clay County, Missouri, in January 1871.
			On February 18, 1894 John Oscar married Vida C. BRECKENRIDGE, in Clay County, Missouri. Vida C. was born in Clay County, Missouri.
		iii.	Mary Margaret. Mary Margaret was born in Smithville, Clay County, Missouri, on September 16, 1873. Mary Margaret died in Smithville, Clay County, Missouri, on April 26, 1907; she was 33.
			On January 28, 1890 Mary Margaret married John Benjamin RUSSELL, in Clay County, Missouri.
	535	iv.	Claude E. (1876-1953)
	536	v.	William D. (1877-1965)
	537	vi.	Julia Elizabeth “Lizzie” (1881-1963)
		vii.	Eleven T. Eleven T. was born on May 23, 1884. Eleven T. died on January 6, 1906; he was 21.
		viii.	Ephraim. Ephraim was born in Missouri on March 13, 1889. Ephraim died in Clay County, Missouri, on March 21, 1906; he was 17.

283. Margaret A. SMITH (Nicholas6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Margaret A. was born in 1847.

On August 4, 1864 Margaret A. married William Henry DAVID, son of William DAVID (1800-1881) & Elizabeth JACOB (1804-September 18, 1874), in Bourbon County, Kentucky.155 William Henry was born on October 25, 1840. William Henry died on July 30, 1897; he was 56.

Deed Bk. 72, pp. 437-438
April 24, 1886
Wm David’s heirs to Wm David

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Index 8510
Ord 34 Pet & Appl Admn 11, Apprs 11, Settled 67, Est. Set Q, Admn Set 333

They had the following children:
	538	i.	John George (1872-1956)
		ii.	Keller.
		iii.	King.
	539	iv.	Alice
	540	v.	Sarah “Sallie”
	541	vi.	Elizabeth “Bessie”
		vii.	Willie.
			Willie married James THOMPSON.
		viii.	Mattie.
			Mattie married George CURRENT.
		ix.	Flora.
			Flora died leaving a small daughter who was given out for adoption through a Catholic orphanage in Covington, Kentucky, by her father, Charles Long.156

			Flora married Charlie LONG.
		x.	Margaret.
		xi.	Georgie.

Family of Margaret Elizabeth SMITH (113) & COL Samuel EWALT

284. Samuel EWALT (Margaret Elizabeth SMITH6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Samuel was born in 1864. Samuel died in 1890; he was 26.

On January 6, 1886 Samuel married Anna Lee CURRENT, daughter of John CURRENT (July 30, 1838-January 12, 1926) & Mary Catherine McCARNEY (-October 24, 1875). Anna Lee was born in Shawhan, Kentucky, in 1863. Anna Lee died in 1909; she was 46.

They had the following children:
	542	i.	John Current (1887-)
	543	ii.	Samuel (1890-1948)

285. Edwin EWALT (Margaret Elizabeth SMITH6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).157 Edwin was born in 1867. Edwin died in 1895; he was 28.

On December 8, 1886 Edwin married Elizabeth T. CURRENT, daughter of John CURRENT (July 30, 1838-January 12, 1926) & Mary Catherine McCARNEY (-October 24, 1875). Elizabeth T. was born in Shawhan, Kentucky, in 1865. Elizabeth T. died in 1949; she was 84.

They had the following children:
		i.	Bessie L. Bessie L. was born in Shawhan, Kentucky, in 1887. Bessie L. died in 1920; she was 33.
			Bessie L. married Snell MOORE, son of Sterling Price MOORE (369) (about 1861-) & Anna KIMBROUGH (about 1862-). Snell was born in 1882. Snell died in 1921; he was 39.

			There is no proof that this Snell Moore is the same as is listed in McCann’s Current Family genealogy (p. 23). It is an educated guess based upon birth dates and the unusual name “Snell.”  I already had Snell Moore in my database when I entered the Current data.  --Bob Francis, March 7, 1999.
		ii.	Kitty. Kitty was born in Shawhan, Kentucky, on August 15, 1890.
			Kitty married Opal HARNEY. Opal was born in 1894.

286. Sallie EWALT (Margaret Elizabeth SMITH6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Sallie married Luther LAIR, son of Matthias LAIR (September 5, 1813-) & Rowena (Roanna) LAIR.

They had the following children:
	544	i.	Tinnie
		ii.	Daisy.
			Daisy first married Frank SHARP.
			Daisy second married Harvey RANSDALE.

Family of Margaret Elizabeth SMITH (113) & August “Gus” PUGH

287. Fannie PUGH (Margaret Elizabeth SMITH6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Fannie married A.T. CRAWFORD.

They had one child:
		i.	Edward “Eddie”158.

Family of Charles Redmon SHAWHAN (115) & Ann Miller LAIL

288. Sallie Ann (Sarah) SHAWHAN (Charles Redmon6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Sallie Ann (Sarah) was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on March 7, 1858. Sallie Ann (Sarah) died in Cass County, MO, on June 8, 1949; she was 91.

On November 18, 1875 Sallie Ann (Sarah) first married Melkige Von OWSLEY, in Jackson County, MO. Melkige Von was born in Jackson County, MO, on August 3, 1853. Melkige Von died in MO on December 31, 1902; he was 49.

HISTORY OF KENTUCKY AND KENTUCKIANS, E. Polk Johnson, three volumes, Lewis Publishing Co., New York & Chicago, 1912. Common version, Vol. III, pp. 1280-81.   [Bourbon County] 

MARION H. DAILEY, D.D.S.--One of the leading representatives of the dental profession in Kentucky is Dr. Dailey, who formerly served as a member of the state board of dental examiners and who has been engaged in the successful practice of his profession in Paris, Bourbon county, since 1893. In his investigation, study and practical work he exemplified the ultimate results to be gained in his profession, in both the laboratory and operative departments, of which marvelous advances have been made within the time of his active practice, and his high professional standing is the true result of his unmistakable ability.      Dr. Dailey was born in Jackson county, Kentucky, on the 19th of March, 1869, and is a son of Samuel C. and Virginia B. (Minter) Dailey, both of whom were born in Virginia, the former of Irish and the latter of English lineage.  They were reared to maturity in their native state, where their marriage was solemnized, and about the year 1860 they removed to Kentucky, finally establishing their home in Jackson county, where the father purchased land and became a prosperous farmer and stock-grower.  He bought to bear marked discrimination and progressive ideas in his chosen vocation and through his identification with the same gained definite success, the while he ever retained the inviolable confidence and esteem of the community in which he established his home.  He continued to reside on the old homestead until his death, which occurred on the 21st of August, 1909, and there his widow still resides, being held in affectionate regard by all who have come within the sphere of her gentle influence.  Of the ten children, seven are living and concerning them the following brief data are here given--Hamilton H. is a successful farmer in Rockcastle county, Kentucky; Laucetta L. is the wife of Henry Sandlin, of Jackson county, this state; William G. is a physician and surgeon and is established in the successful practice of his profession in Millersburg, Bourbon county; Silas S. is a prosperous farmer of Rockcastle county; Miss Martha G. remains with her widowed mother on the old homestead; Marion H. is the immediate subject of this review; and Josephine I. is the wife of E. G. Saulsberry, of Covington, this state.  The father was a staunch Republican in his political allegiance and his religious faith was that of the Methodist church, of which his widow likewise is a devout member. Dr. Marion H. Dailey was reared to the sturdy discipline of the old homestead farm and was afforded the advantages of the graded school of Green Hill, Jackson county.  That he made good use of his opportunities along scholastic lines is evident when it is started that at the age of nineteen years he turned his attention to the pedagogic profession, which he followed about two years in the schools of his native county, where he proved a successful and popular teacher.  In 1890 the Doctor was matriculated in the Louisville College of Dentistry, in which well ordered institution he was graduated with distinction in June, 1892, with the degree Doctor of Dental Surgery.  Soon after his graduation he located in Beattyville, Lee county, where he initiated the active work of his profession and where he remained until February, 1893, when he removed to Paris, in which thriving little city he has since been actively engaged in the work of his profession.  Here he has built up a large and representative business and he is recognized as the leading dental practitioner of Bourbon county, as well as one of the representative members of his profession in the state. He is an active and valued member of the Kentucky State Dental Society, with which he has been identified since 1893 and he has held official position in this organization almost continuously from the time of identifying himself therewith.  During the major portion of the period he has served as a trustee of the society and at the present time he is president, and is also president of the Bluegrass Dental Society.  For five years he was a member of the state board of dental examiners and during this period he did all in his power to elevate the standard of his profession in this native state.  Dr. Dailey and his wife are most zealous members of the Presbyterian church in their home city and he has served as deacon in the same since 1904.  He is an appreciative member of the time honored Masonic fraternity, in which he has served as worshipful master of Paris Lodge, No. 2, Free & Accepted Masons; high priest of Paris Chapter, No. 15, Royal Arch Masons; and eminent commander of Coeur de Lion Commandery, No 26, Knights Templars.  His is also affiliated with the adjunct organization, the Ancient Arabic Order of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, besides which he holds membership in the Independent order of Odd Fellows, the Benevolent & Protective Order of Elks and the Knights of Pythias. At Paris, Kentucky, on the 3d of February, 1904, was solemnized the marriage of Dr. Dailey to Miss Mary Lou Fithian, who was born and reared in Paris, this county, where her birth occurred on the 27th of July, 1880. She is a daughter of Edward R. and Mary (Heath) Fithian, well known and highly honored citizens of Bourbon county, where Mrs. Fithian still maintains her home.  Mr. E. R. Fithian died August 7, 1895.  Dr. and Mrs. Dailey became the parents of two children--Virginia Cecil, who was born September 2, 1906, and who died on the 27th of December 1907, and Louise Washington, who was born on the 8th of January, 1909.  Dr. and Mrs. Dailey are prominent in connection with the leading social activities of their home city, where they hold and impregnable place in popular confidence and esteem.

They had the following children:
	545	i.	Annye (1891-1970)
		ii.	Charles David. Charles David was born in 1884. Charles David died in 1904; he was 20.
		iii.	Clarence. Clarence was born in 1886.
		iv.	John. John was born in 1894. John died in Eugene, OR, on March 17, 1972; he was 78.
	546	v.	Lail (1896-1914)
	547	vi.	Clara Matilda (1888-1974)

On February 2, 1913 Sallie Ann (Sarah) second married William Martin GRAYUM. William Martin was born about 1860. William Martin died on April 10, 1937; he was 77.

289. Lutie Lail SHAWHAN (Charles Redmon6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Lutie Lail was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on September 29, 1864. Lutie Lail died in Hutchinson, Reno County, Kansas, on July 28, 1942; she was 77.

About 1885 Lutie Lail first married Homer STONSTREET. Homer was born about 1862.

They had the following children:
		i.	Jack. Jack was born about 1888.
		ii.	Jake. Jake was born about 1891.
		iii.	Margaret. Margaret was born about 1895.
	548	iv.	Ruth Ellen "Daisy" (1907-1975)

About 1910 Lutie Lail second married Charles BRANTON. Charles was born on July 24, 1861. Charles died on October 4, 1950; he was 89.

Family of Charles Redmon SHAWHAN (115) & Sarah Frances EASLEY

290. John Easley SHAWHAN (Charles Redmon6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John Easley was born in Missouri on May 29, 1867. John Easley died on June 5, 1957; he was 90.

About 1895 John Easley married Ora B.. Ora B. was born in 1875. Ora B. died in 1919; she was 44.

They had the following children:
		i.	Lulu D. Lulu D. was born in 1900. Lulu D. died in 1919; she was 19.
		ii.	Lena. Lena was born about 1905.
			About 1925 Lena first married Fred GOOD. Fred was born on March 15, 1896. Fred died on February 5, 1953; he was 56.
			About 1932 Lena second married THOMAS.

Family of William Winston SHAWHAN (116) & Julia RAVENSCRAFT

291. Daniel Duncan SHAWHAN (William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Daniel Duncan was born on January 14, 1856. Daniel Duncan died on March 10, 1929; he was 73.

On December 29, 1881 Daniel Duncan married Effie HARRIS.

They had the following children:
	549	i.	Georgia M. (1882-)
	550	ii.	Julia Edythe (1886-1967)
	551	iii.	Lulia Bell (1893-1980)
	552	iv.	Harris Lee (1883-1956)
	553	v.	Margaret Tom (1889-)
		vi.	Willie M. Willie M. was born in Lee's Summit, Missouri, on January 14, 1895. Willie M. died on January 20, 1970; she was 75.

292. William Elken SHAWHAN (William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). William Elken was born in Shawhan Station, Kentucky, on July 31, 1858. William Elken died in Lee's Summit, MO, on December 27, 1938; he was 80.

William E. Shawhan, 80 years old, a retired carpenter, died early today at his home at Lee's Summit, Mo.  He leave three sons, Frank Shawhan of the home; Zach Shawhan, Russell, Kas; and Spencer Shawhan, St. Paul; three brothers, George Shawhan, Kingsville, Mo.; Joseph Shawhan, Leavenworth, Kas; and Hope Shawhan, Bartlesville, Ok; two sisters, Mrs. Maggie Dickerson and Mrs. Minerva Taggart, both of Lee's Summit.113

On September 30, 1883 William Elken married Adelaide COOPER, daughter of Zach COOPER & Olivia DAWSON. Adelaide was born on June 7, 1859. Adelaide died in Lee's Summit, MO, on December 25, 1924; she was 65.

Research: "SHAWHAN--Mrs. Adelaide Cooper, died December 24.  She leaves her husband, W.E., and three sons, Zach of Russell, Kas., Spencer of Kansas City and Frank of the home; three sisters, Mrs. Mary Green and Miss Roe Cooper of Lee's Summit, Miss Betty Cooper, teacher in Jefferson school, Kansas City; one brother, Ben Cooper, of Washington, D.C.  Funeral services from the home.  Lee's Summit, Saturday morning, 11 o'clock.  Burial Lee's Summit cemetery.  Fields Undertaking in charge."113

They had the following children:
		i.	Frank C. Frank C. was born on June 11, 1884. Frank C. died on November 4, 1956; he was 72.
			Research: Did not marry.

	554	ii.	Zacha George (1888-1976)
		iii.	Spencer Strother. Spencer Strother was born on January 24, 1894.
			Spencer Strother married Dorothy LOWE. Dorothy was born in Billings, Oklahoma.

293. John Morgan SHAWHAN (William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John Morgan was born on January 21, 1863. John Morgan died in 1910; he was 46. John Morgan was buried in Lee’s Summit Cemetery, Lee’s Summit, Missouri.

John Morgan married Minnie Sue ERVIN, daughter of James Francis ERVIN & Juda HARRIS. Minnie Sue was born about 1872. Minnie Sue died in Kansas City, Missouri, on February 25, 1922; she was 50. Minnie Sue was buried in Woodlawn Cemetery, Independence, Missouri.

They had one child:
		i.	Vivian Helen. Vivian Helen was born on March 14, 1894. Vivian Helen died in Wichita, Kansas, on January 31, 1968; she was 73.
			From a newspaper obituary for her mother, Minnie, she is listed as Mrs. Vivian Witherspoon, Oklmulgee, Oklahoma.159

Family of William Winston SHAWHAN (116) & Eliza Ann LLOYD

294. Joseph Redmon SHAWHAN (William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Joseph Redmon was born on October 23, 1873. Joseph Redmon died on November 7, 1942; he was 69.

On October 23, 1904 Joseph Redmon married Alma SCHUMACHER, daughter of John R. SCHUMACHER & Annie E., in Berne, Switzerland. Alma died on October 18, 1962.

They had the following children:
		i.	William Schumacher. William Schumacher was born on September 5, 1905.
			William Schumacher married Jewell GARNETT, daughter of H.C. GARNETT.
		ii.	Lyslie Edwin. Lyslie Edwin was born in Weston, Missouri, on February 6, 1908. Lyslie Edwin died on May 22, 1923; he was 15.
	555	iii.	John Rudolph (1913-1974)
	556	iv.	Alma Dorthea (1921-)

295. Mary Florence SHAWHAN (William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Mary Florence was born on December 20, 1877. Mary Florence died in Lee's Summit, Missouri, in 1929; she was 51. Mary Florence was buried in Lee's Summit Cemetery.

On January 15, 1904 Mary Florence married J. Tolly FRANKLIN. J. Tolly died in Lee's Summit, Missouri. J. Tolly was buried in Lee's Summit Cemetery.

They had the following children:
		i.	Anna Laura. Anna Laura was born on March 14, 1906.
			On May 23, 1930 Anna Laura married William Mathis LEE, son of Claude LEE (September 2, 1882-) & Nancy May SHAWHAN (296) (December 10, 1884-November 27, 1959). William Mathis was born on February 26, 1905. William Mathis died on March 22, 1973; he was 68.
	557	ii.	Lettie Mae (1909-1974)
		iii.	Thelma May.

296. Nancy May SHAWHAN (William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Nancy May was born on December 10, 1884.160 Nancy May died on November 27, 1959; she was 74.

On December 3, 1903 Nancy May married Claude LEE. Claude was born on September 2, 1882.

They had the following children:
		i.	William Mathis. William Mathis was born on February 26, 1905. William Mathis died on March 22, 1973; he was 68.
			On May 23, 1930 William Mathis married Anna Laura FRANKLIN, daughter of J. Tolly FRANKLIN & Mary Florence SHAWHAN (295) (December 20, 1877-1929). Anna Laura was born on March 14, 1906.
		ii.	L.D. L.D. was born on September 13, 1906.
			Research: Last recorded livin in Bremerton, Washington.

			L.D. first married Alberta ECKLAND.
			On June 21, 1936 L.D. second married Dora SWITZER.
	558	iii.	Lucille (1918-)
		iv.	Elvira May. Elvira May was born on June 10, 1908. Elvira May died on June 27, 1910; she was 2.

297. Ennis Winston "Jake" SHAWHAN (William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Ennis Winston "Jake" was born in MO on January 30, 1879. Ennis Winston "Jake" died in Lone Jack, Missouri, on June 2, 1961; he was 82. Ennis Winston "Jake" was buried in Lone Jack, Missouri.

Ennis received the nickname of "Jake" because that was the name of his
pet crow.

In 1910 Ennis Winston "Jake" married Violet Frances (Fannie) GILMORE, in MO. Violet Frances (Fannie) was born on August 3, 1883. Violet Frances (Fannie) died in Lone Jack, Missouri, on November 26, 1974; she was 91. Violet Frances (Fannie) was buried in Lone Jack, Missouri.

They had the following children:
	559	i.	James W. (1911-1979)
	560	ii.	Jake Junior (1920-)
	561	iii.	Mary Margaret (~1923-)

Family of Sarah Minerva SHAWHAN (117) & Elkin David LIGHTFOOT

298. "Big" Frank LIGHTFOOT (Sarah Minerva SHAWHAN6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

"Big" Frank married Sarah B. THOMAS. Sarah B. died on November 5, 1965.

They had the following children:
		i.	Elsie.
			Elsie married HUTTON.
	562	ii.	Minnie

Family of George Henry SHAWHAN (118) & Mary Francis TATMAN

299. Daniel Lee SHAWHAN (George Henry6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Daniel Lee was born on March 30, 1869. Daniel Lee died on June 10, 1945; he was 76.

Research: Daniel was an outstanding football player at the University of Missouri in 1891 and 1892.  In 1898, he joined the gold rush to the Klondike in Alaska before returning to Lone Jack, Mo. as a farmer. 161

On January 11, 1894 Daniel Lee married Carolyn Cornelia KEENE, in Columbia, Missouri. Carolyn Cornelia was born on April 23, 1875. Carolyn Cornelia died in Lee's Summit., on August 10, 1937; she was 62.

Research: SHAWHAN--Carolyn, aged 62 years, died Tuesday, August 10, 1937, at her home, 9 miles east of Lee's Summit.  Survived by husband, D. Lee Shawhan of the home, and 1 son, George K. Shawhan, Lee's Summit.  Funeral services Thursday at 2 o'clock at the Lone Jack Christian church.  Burial at Lee's Summit.  Langsford funeral home in charge.113

They had the following children:
	563	i.	George Keene (1894-1969)
		ii.	John Keene. John Keene was born on November 13, 1895. John Keene died on March 29, 1899; he was 3.
		iii.	Henry Keene. Henry Keene was born on January 10, 1901. Henry Keene died on February 9, 1901; he was <1.

300. Margaret Lulu SHAWHAN (George Henry6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Margaret Lulu was born in Shawhan Station, Kentucky, on May 8, 1871. Margaret Lulu died on November 30, 1932; she was 61.

Margaret Lulu first married Royal Waller LACKEY. Royal Waller died on October 2, 1921.

They had the following children:
	564	i.	Lorena Shawhan (1890-1932)
	565	ii.	Edgar Shawhan (1893-1954)

Margaret Lulu second married Steve SPENCER.

Margaret Lulu third married JOHNSON.

301. Beulah Florence SHAWHAN (George Henry6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Beulah Florence was born on July 26, 1873. Beulah Florence died on May 22, 1954; she was 80.

On December 15, 1895 Beulah Florence married James Underwood ROWLAND. James Underwood was born on August 31, 1871. James Underwood died on February 3, 1935; he was 63.

They had one child:
	566	i.	George B. Shawhan (1917-)

302. Edna Minerva SHAWHAN (George Henry6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Edna Minerva was born on September 11, 1875. Edna Minerva died on January 9, 1901; she was 25.

On July 4, 1898 Edna Minerva married Thomas SPAINHOWER. Thomas was born on March 5, 1873. Thomas died on January 1, 1955; he was 81.

They had one child:
		i.	Tatman Shawhan. Tatman Shawhan was born on July 4, 1898. Tatman Shawhan died on June 12, 1974; he was 75.
			In 1923 Tatman Shawhan first married Myrtle Ellen REED.
			Tatman Shawhan second married Alma.

303. Sarah Georgia "Sallie" SHAWHAN (George Henry6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Sarah Georgia "Sallie" was born in Lone Jack, Missouri, on September 11, 1879. Sarah Georgia "Sallie" died in Kansas City, Missouri, on October 25, 1945; she was 66.

On October 31, 1897 Sarah Georgia "Sallie" first married Homer Buford ROWLAND. Homer Buford was born on April 13, 1877. Homer Buford died on September 17, 1936; he was 59.

They had one child:
		i.	Record Shawhan "Rex". Record Shawhan "Rex" was born on November 6, 1898.
			On May 9, 1922 Record Shawhan "Rex" married Helen Lucille HILL. Helen Lucille was born in Minnesota on October 22, .

Sarah Georgia "Sallie" second married Charles NELSON.

Sarah Georgia "Sallie" third married Rol G. BAKER. Rol G. was born on June 19, 1891.

Family of John Thomas SHAWHAN (119) & Julia Florence DANIEL

304. Thomas Redmon SHAWHAN (John Thomas6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Thomas Redmon was born on November 11, 1879.162 Thomas Redmon died on August 9, 1960; he was 80. Thomas Redmon was buried in Memory Garden Memorial Park, Brea, California.

On June 5, 1901 Thomas Redmon married Annie Rhodes TURNER, in Prowers, Colorado. Annie Rhodes was born on February 10, 1881. Annie Rhodes died on May 15, 1960; she was 79.

They had one child:
	567	i.	Thomas Lewis (1905-)

305. William Gibbons SHAWHAN (John Thomas6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). William Gibbons was born in Lone Jack, Missouri, on November 13, 1874. William Gibbons died in Kansas City, Missouri, on May 25, 1957; he was 82.

In October 1898 William Gibbons married Lail ALEXANDER. Lail died on December 19, 1941.

They had the following children:
	568	i.	Sarah Florence "Sally" (1899-1975)
		ii.	Robert Emerson. Robert Emerson was born on February 26, 1902. Robert Emerson died on March 12, 1972; he was 70.
			Robert Emerson married Minnie TUCKER, daughter of TUCKER Dr. & Martha B.. Minnie was born in April .
	569	iii.	Nancy
	570	iv.	John Thomas (1907-ca1934)
	571	v.	Marjorie

306. Walter Randolph SHAWHAN (John Thomas6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Walter Randolph was born on July 18, 1877. Walter Randolph died in Belton, Missouri, on November 24, 1961; he was 84. Walter Randolph was buried in Lone Jack, Missouri.

On April 2, 1905 Walter Randolph married Mamie Ethel CAVE, daughter of Henry Columbus CAVE (August 7, 1856-December 2, 1935) & Rebecca Ann HUNT. Mamie Ethel was born on January 7, 1885. Mamie Ethel died on November 5, 1962; she was 77.

Subject: Re: Gencircle
Date: Tue, 30 Jan 2001 08:43:15 -0600
From: "lujac" <lujac@itiaccess.com>

Bob,

Sorry I have been slow in responding, but have been busy on the Cox line. Jack isn't a Shawhan descendant, and I don't have children for the Spainhour/Shawhan lines.  Jack descends from Sarah Spainhour and Joseph M. Cox.  I do have one other Spainhour/Shawhan connection though remote.

Mamie Ethel Cave, b. 7 Jan 1885, m. Walter Randolph Shawhan 2 Apr 1905, was the daughter of Henry Columbus Cave b. 7 Aug 1856, d. 2 Dec 1935 Lone Jack and Rebecca Ann Hunt.

Henry Columbus Cave was the son of Nancy Spainhour b. 1834, d. 1919 and William Cave.

I have not been able to locate where Thomas Wallace Spainhower who married Edna Minerva Shawhan fits into the Spainhour family.  Will keep searching for his lineage.

Thanks,

LuAnn

They had the following children:
		i.	Rachel Rebecca. Rachel Rebecca was born on March 16, 1906. Rachel Rebecca died on January 27, 1980; she was 73.
			On July 22, 1929 Rachel Rebecca first married Ross MORRISON.
			On November 23, 1951 Rachel Rebecca second married John HENDERSON.
	572	ii.	Henrietta Elizabeth (1906-1978)
	573	iii.	Lottie Aileen (1916-1982)
	574	iv.	John Cave (1910-)

307. George Albert SHAWHAN (John Thomas6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). George Albert was born in Lone Jack, Missouri, on December 22, 1879. George Albert died in Kansas City, Missouri, in May 1949; he was 69. George Albert was buried in Lone Jack, Missouri.

On February 2, 1902 George Albert first married Lettie BENNETT. Lettie was born on July 31, 1884. Lettie died on July 31, 1911; she was 27. Lettie was buried in Lone Jack, Missouri.

They had the following children:
		i.	Bennett L. Bennett L. was born on February 24, 1905.
			Bennett L. first married Marguerite CLAWSON.
			Bennett L. second married Zola OSGOOD.
			Bennett L. third married Barbara C. LYLE. Barbara C. was born on August 29, 1910. Barbara C. died in April 1978; she was 67.
		ii.	George Albert. George Albert was born on October 30, 1907. George Albert died on December 6, 1964; he was 57.
			George Albert married Linnie Lucille MUNRAY.

George Albert second married Aileen LONG.

They had one child:
	575	i.	Marion (-1983)

308. Annie Florence SHAWHAN (John Thomas6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Annie Florence was born in Lone Jack, Missouri, on April 11, 1883. Annie Florence died in Warrensburg, Missouri, on September 2, 1978; she was 95.

On December 21, 1910 Annie Florence married William Jasper FROST. William Jasper was born on November 12, 1881. William Jasper died on February 18, 1938; he was 56.

They had the following children:
	576	i.	Martha Frances (1911-)
	577	ii.	Mary Florence (1913-)
	578	iii.	Frank Shawhan (1916-)
	579	iv.	William Redmon (1919-)
	580	v.	W. John (1920-)

309. Julia Bell SHAWHAN (John Thomas6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Julia Bell was born on November 30, 1883. Julia Bell died on September 2, 1978; she was 94.

Research: Birth and death dates:  November 30, 1889; December 2, 1959 {Krusor, p. 99}

On December 19, 1930 Julia Bell married Elvin V. HALL. Elvin V. died in April 1958.

They had one child:
	581	i.	Roy V. (1931-)

310. John Daniel SHAWHAN (John Thomas6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John Daniel was born in Pink Hill, MO, on March 10, 1871. John Daniel died in Lone Jack, Missouri, on November 8, 1939; he was 68. John Daniel was buried in Lone Jack, Missouri.

John died after being severely injured in a tractor accident.

On November 2, 1898 John Daniel married Mary Elizabeth BRIERLY, daughter of Henry BRIERLY & Lucretia BRIDGES, in Strasburg, MO. Mary Elizabeth was born in Strasburg, MO, on July 11, 1875. Mary Elizabeth died in Lee's Summit, MO, on September 16, 1972; she was 97. Mary Elizabeth was buried in Lone Jack, Missouri.

They had the following children:
	582	i.	John Henry (1899-)
		ii.	James Brierly. James Brierly was born in Lone Jack, MO, on February 8, 1902. James Brierly died in Lone Jack, MO, in 1998; he was 95.
			James was a very active member of the Jackson, Missouri Historical Society, recalling the early days when annual Lone Jack picnic attracted people from miles around. He and his wife, Mildred, often chaired this picnic, commemorating the August 16, 1862 Civil War Battle of Lone Jack. The celebration includes a march to the old cemetery where some 160 men of the Blue and Grey are buried in two long trenches. Politicos from the area often attended these gatherings -- Harry Truman is remembered as being present for such get-togethers.

			On November 22, 1934 James Brierly married Mildred Janette LEINWEBER, daughter of Martin LEINWEBER & Lulah RITTER, in Lee's Summit, MO. Mildred Janette was born in Lees Summit, MO, on May 25, 1907.

			Mildred's ancestors were actively involved in the bitter fighting which engulfed western Missouri prior to and during the Civil War. Mildred has many mementos from the Shawhan distilleries and other family heritage. She has also extensively researched the Shawhan Family, particularly the descendants of Daniel "Casher" Shawhan -- the ancestor of those Shawhan family members who left Kentucky and settled in the Lee's Summit and Lone Jack, MO locale after the Civil War; she has authored a booklet documenting her genealogy findings. Mildred was a math teacher before retiring. She and her husband, James, were very active in the historical societies of the area, recalling the Civil War days of the Anderson and Quantrill raiders who made several sorties in the area; most of the inhabitants in this vicinity were strongly pro-South and supported Quantrill and other wearers of the grey accordingly. After the War, this region was again a battleground, this time between lawmen and such bandit gangs as those of Jesse James and the Daltons. Cole Younger and his brothers were farmers in Lee's Summit before they decided to join up with the James brothers in the late 1860s. The Shawhans have contributed to the lore of the area by making Lone Jack famous for its Shawhan Whiskey Distillery and the tobacco produced by the family;  Mildred has been the source of several articles in Kansas City newspapers recalling that history.
		iii.	Mary Elizabeth. Mary Elizabeth was born in Lone Jack, MO, on April 2, 1904.
			On August 8, 1923 Mary Elizabeth married Victor Porter GRUBB, son of Andrew GRUBB & Dora PORTER, in MO. Victor Porter was born in Oak Grove, MO, on August 10, 1904. Victor Porter died in Oak Grove, MO, on March 25, 1977; he was 72.
		iv.	Lucretia Perry. Lucretia Perry was born in Lone Jack, MO, on December 23, 1907. Lucretia Perry died in Lee’s Summit, Missouri, on October 19, 1993; she was 85. Lucretia Perry was buried in Lone Jack, Missouri.
			Headline: Obits
			Publication Date: October 20, 1993
			Source: The Kansas City Star
			Page: C4
			Subjects: Missouri
			Region: Obituary
			Obituary: LUCRETIA MOORE Lucretia Shawhan Moore, 85, Lee's Summit, died Oct. 19, 1993, at the home. Cremation. Mrs. Moore was born in Lone Jack in Jackson County and lived in Chicago before moving to Lee's Summit in 1969. She was a bookkeeper for the Bache Brokerage House in Chicago, retiring in 1969. She was a member of the Lone Jack Christian Church. Her husband, Frank Moore, died in 1961. Survivors include a brother, James B. Shawhan, Lee's Summit.

			About 1930 Lucretia Perry first married Winifred MILLER. Winifred was born about 1906. Winifred died before 1953; he was 47.
			On October 17, 1953 Lucretia Perry second married Frank Dean MOORE. Frank Dean was born in Covington, Kentucky, on December 15, 1879. Frank Dean died in Chicago, Illinois, on August 8, 1961; he was 81.
	583	v.	Harold Lee (1916-1992)

Family of John Erskine SHAWHAN (121) & Mary Ann JOURDAIN

311. John Erskine SHAWHAN Jr. (John Erskine6, Joseph5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John Erskine was born in Plattsburg, MO, in 1859. John Erskine died in Chicago, Illinois, in 1904; he was 45. John Erskine was buried in Weston, Missouri. Occupation: Businessman, Stock Broker, And Banker In San Francisco, CA.

Marriage date and location confirmed in San Francisco marriage records listing.  "Shawhan, J. Jr. Crosette, Mattie 1880M-3846"

John Erskine SHAWHAN 2nd. Born in 1859 in Plattsburg, Missouri. He was a businessman, stock broker, and banker in San Francisco, California; the Chairman of the Governing Committee of the Stock Exchange, an investor in the Silver Mines in Nevada; "established the Board of Trade house; was a partner in R.B. Hawley & Co. in Chicago in 1884;" and involved in a land and cattle syndicate in Texas. He married Mattie Crossete in 1880. She was born in about 1860. He "died as a pauper in Chicago, Illinois." They had issue.60

John Erskine SHAWHAN married (2) February 4, 1901, Emma Alberta Chene and had issue. He died in 1904 and is buried in Weston, Missouri.60
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THE SHAWHAN FOLLY. 

And the man who built a $50,000 stable and became bankrupt before his house was finished. 

It is true, as every old-timer remembers, and a more mammoth deacon’s folly could not be found in all the fifty-four counties of the Golden State. 

John E. Shawhan was his name. He liked horses, was a bit of a sport and a good deal of a stockbroker. Long years he worked hard and was poor. 

One morning he woke up and looked upon a world that was paved with gold—for him at least. At night he was poor, in the morning a millionaire. 

Virginia consols were the making of his millions. It was in the days when the ascent from tramp to Croesus was often sudden and unexpected. He bought largely when stocks were low. The market shot up like a skyrocket, and he became rich so fast that it made him dizzy. 

All at once he bought a valuable lot on the north side of California street, just west of Jones, and he started in to build himself a palatial residence. 

Perhaps it was the dizziness in his head, perhaps it was—but no matter what the cause, he did start at the wrong end of his lot to build that palatial residence. He began on the stable, and finished it entirely before he had the plans completed for his home. 

Oh, it was a beautiful stable. There were marble drinking-troughs for the horses and stalls of polished oak and birdseye maple. The floors were of inlaid hardwoods and finely polished. 

It was all very magnificent, all but the feed, and that was common bay and oats and dried alfalfa and mixed feed of the same sort that an ordinary carthouse gets. 

Mr. Shawhan grieved greatly that money could not buy some more costly feed for his expensive animals—some sort of horse manua or ambrosia, made to the equine palate acceptable. But his regrets were in vain. His splendid horses, housed in such a palace of beauty and wealth, had to drink everyday Spring Valley water and eat oats there were only 60 cents a bushel. 

Mrs. Shawhan had a private boudoir in the stable, carpeted with the costliest of imported rugs and hung with tapestries that were worth a week’s wages a yard. 

And the carriages! No one in all the world ever had so many carriages or such find ones. Money could buy no better ones, and he had as many different kinds as there was room in his palatial stable to accommodate. 

The harness would have been more useless, but scarcely more expensive, had it been made of solid gold. 

One day in 1875, when the beautiful stable was all finished and its magnificent vehicles housed therein and its high-stepping and high-priced horses were all standing in their birdseye maple stalls, Mr. and Mrs. Shawhan gave a reception at their “equestrian home” to representatives of the local press. They were received in Mrs. Shawhan’s boudoir, and many baskets of champagnes were discussed among them. 

The hostess herself showed the gentlemen of the press through the rooms of the second story of the “equestrian home,” while Mr. Shawhan himself led the way into the birdseye-maple stalls and showed off the high-stepping stock and its expensive stabling. 

Mrs. Shawhan had a beautiful whip for every different set of harness. They were mostly gold-butted, or, if not gold, then the handles were made of some more rare or precious stuff. She was very proud of her whips and took great delight in their ostentatious display to the members of the plebeian press. 

Then there was a spin out to the park for the visitors behind Mr. Shawhan’s blooded stock. And in the morning, behold, the papers contained more or less glowing accounts of what a fool Shawhan was with all his vulgar wealth. 

The next event was the downfall of Virginia consols. Never did stocks fall so rapidly. Never did a Croesus become a pauper so quickly as Parvenue Shawhan became a bankrupt. 

In after years the Shawhans went to Nevada, and eked out a vicarious living. Mrs. Shawhan got a divorce from her husband. Not long ago the builder of that magnificent stable died a very poor man. 

The house on the front of the lot that the Shawhans, in their haste to get a finer stable than anybody else had, forgot to build, was erected a few years ago by a man named Finnigan. 

Mr. Finnigan was once a hostler at the What Cheer House, but in a sudden rise in stocks made him rich. And he built a residence in front of Shawhan’s stable, but it is unoccupied now, while the stable itself is given over to a private school for the training of youths in grammar and football, or whatever it is that is necessary to know in order to begin a course at the university. 

Anderson’s Academy, the place is called. The stalls have been taken down, and the marble drinking troughs are no more. A few alterations have been made in the exterior, such as the building of a porch and stairway where the big sliding doors were, and nobody would ever believe that such an ornately constructed building was ever designed for a stable.

In 1880 John Erskine first married Mattie CROSSETTE, in San Francisco, California.

They had the following children:
		i.	Mary Bartlett. Mary Bartlett was born in 1882. Mary Bartlett died in 1933; she was 51.
			Mary Barlett SHAWHAN. Born in 1882 and died in 1933. She married (1) Ross Moore in about 1903 and (2) Allen S. Hoar after 1904. He was a career U. S. Naw officer.60

			Mary Bartlett first married Ross MOORE.
			Mary Bartlett second married Allen S. HOAR USN.
	584	ii.	Louis F. (Shawhan) (1886-1929)

On February 4, 1901 John Erskine second married Emma Alberta CHENE.

They had the following children:
		i.	Floi Tait. Floi Tait was born in 1902.
			Floi Tait married Sebastian.
		ii.	John Erskine. John Erskine was born in 1908.

312. James McCune SHAWHAN (John Erskine6, Joseph5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). James McCune was born on September 16, 1863. James McCune died on June 28, 1911; he was 47.

James McCune SHAWHAN. Born September 16, 1863 and died June 28, 1911. He married Ada Romer July 25, 1885, at Trinity Episcopal Church in San Francisco, California. She was born March 20, 1865 in San Francisco, California and became a well known artist in the San Francisco Bay area and had exhibits in the Bohemian Club and the Mechanic's Institute. She died September 17, 1947 at her daughter's home in Oakland, California. They had issue.60

On July 25, 1885 James McCune married Ada ROMER, in San Francisco, California. Ada was born in San Francisco, California, on July 25, 1865. Ada died in Oakland, California, on September 17, 1947; she was 82.

SHAWHAN, Ada Romer (1865-1947). Portrait and still lite painter. Born in San Francisco on March 20, 1893. Shawhan was a member of a pioneer family whose father arrived in the Gold Ftush. Her most famous work was a large canvas of the heads of 40 painters, writers and musicians who were her contemporaries before 1906. She died at her daughter's home in Oakland in 1947. Works held: Bohemian Club (portrait of George Bromley). Exhibited: Mechanics' Inst., 1897 (floral still life). 1 SF Examiner, Sept. 18, 1947 (obit).  [Source:  “Artists in California, 1786-1940” by Edan Milton Hughes, San Francisco:  Hughes Publishing Company (no date), p. 421.]

They had the following children:
		i.	Violet Romer. Violet Romer was born in San Francisco, California, on March 14, 1886. Violet Romer died in Port Jefferson, Long Island, New York, in 1970; she was 83.
			D.A.R. #299818
			
			From "Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy," p. 42:  "Violet Romer Shawhan…who has carried on the traditional fame of the Shawhan's (quoting from the London Graphic) 'Some of the most graceful and delicate dancing that has ever been seen on the London Stage, an artist to her fingertips' and also from the Hippodrome in London 'Violet Romer must have come into the world to the strains of Mendolssohn's Spring Song, etc.'"
			
			It was Violet Romer  Shawhan who established the Revolutionary record of Daniel  Shawhan, the Bourbon County, Kentucky. pioneer, with D.A.R. ("Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy," p. 43)
			
			Violet Romer SHAWHAN. Born March 14, 1886, in San Francisco California. She was a dancer of international reputation. The London Graphic said she performed "some of the most graceful and delicate dancing that has ever been seen on the London stage, an artist to her fingertips." When appearing at the Hippodrome in London she was recorded that "Violet Romer must have come into the world to the strains of Mendelsohns' Spring Song". She lived in Oakland, California with her mother, and later in Mt. Vernon, New York with her brother Romer. She died unmarried in Oakland, California in March 1970.  DAR # 299818, Belle Terre, Port Jefferson. Long Island New York 1937.60

		ii.	Romer. Romer was born on August 29, 1888. Romer died in June 1970; he was 81.
			Birth & death dates taken from social security death records.
			
			He served as Capt. Air Service World War I, Ass't Operating Officer on staff Gen'l Wm. Mitchell Chf. of Air Service (See Liberty Mag. 3/3/28 a combat report, etc.) and Pershing Army Citation; also Croix de Querre, Distinguished Service Medal; also serving in World War II.  ("Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy," pp. 43-44)
			
			ROMER SHAWHAN. Born July 29, 1888 in Pasadena, Los Angeles County, California. He was a Lieutenant and fighter pilot in the Air Service in WW 1 (August 4, 1917-February 13, 1918) and a Captain and Assistant Operations Officer on the staff of Gen. William "Billie" Mitchell. He was awarded the Pershing Army Citation, the Croix de Guere, and the Distinguished Service Medal. He also served in served in WW 2, (December 19, 1940-October 27, 1945), as a pilot in the 147th Aero Squadron. He was discharged as a Lt. Col. U.S.A.F. in August 1945 from Wright-Patterson AFB.
			
			He was a graduate of Columbia University School of Architecture, and l'Ecole des beaux Arts in Paris. He was a supervising architect and district manager of the PWA Housing Program in New York City. He had numerous exhibits of his "expressionistic paintings" in New York. He married his "childhood sweetheart" Zayda Justine Zabriskie in New York City, in May, 1936 as her third husband. She was the daughter of Christian Brevoort Zabriskie, who had been president of the Pacific Coast Borax and an executive of several railroads. They made their home in Mount Vernon, New York. She died August 4, 1956 in New York and he died in July 16, 1970 at the Veteran's Hospital in Washington, D.C. They are both buried at Mountain View Cemetery Carson City Nevada.  No issue.60
			
			Architect, Aviator, Author, Artist
			Biographical Sketch by Joseph P. Moore
			ROMER SHAWHAN, World War I flyer in America's First Pursuit Group and Assistant Operations Officer on the staff of the late William ("Billy") Mitchell, A.E.F., and a Lt. Colonel in the Army Air Force during World War II, likes to think that the letter "A" symbolizes many facets of his colorful career. His art exhibition sponsored by the Art Department of the Bronxville Women's Club stamps him unmistakably as an artist of great sensitivity and gives still another meaning to the letter "A" in addition to those of architect, aviator, author and advertising executive.
			
			Mr. Shawhan's paintings, depicting abstract fantasies in a variety of media, will seem very new in approach against a background of contemporary art expression, but, in effect, they bridge a gap in his life of almost 50 years to a similar period of art activity while studying at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Paris. At that time, Mr. Shawhan developed an impressionistic technique which was, of course, contemporary to his time. Apparently, he has never lost the facility which made those earlier paintings so acceptable.
			
			Currently, his work exhihits a delightful and fantastic--almost playful--foray into the world of imagination. His subject matter is almost indefinable, yet with the same magical quality for picture creation which we have all experienced when looking into the dancing flames of a fireplace late in the evening.
			
			As abstractions, the paintings, exhibit a fine sense of color and extraordinary design capabilities. They frequently move slightly in the direction of representation but never so strongly that two people looking at the same picture might not enjoy several different concepts of the artist's intention.
			
			This is essentially decorative painting and will strike a responsive chord among those of us who like to look at beautiful things without having to feel that the mystery of abstraction is so burdensome that it kills the sense of enjoyment. These are pictures to be enjoyed. They express art with a sense of humor. They seem to say let's have good lime and enjoy ourselves without attempting to solve the problems of the world with various media on paper or canvas.
			
			Commenting on the "meaning" behind his paintings, Mr. Shawhan has this to say: ''My paintings are not ‘message’ pictures. There is no effort to disassemble established art forms nor is there any effort to originate a new art form.  The personal joy I derive from color and line and form and the proper combination of these into what I like think are delightful compositions, is the whole of my story. These paintings are playful and, I hope, happy. At most, they may express the kind of exhilaration even the most sophisticated of US can derive from the lilting airs of it Strauss waltz."

			Romer married Zayda Justine ZABRISKIE, in New York, New York. Zayda Justine died on August 4, 1956 in Mt. Vernon, New York.

			Found in Orange Co. Lib. Orlando, Fl. April l6, 1997 by Bernerd O’Neil
			
			Obituary in New York Times. Aug. 6, 1956. P23, Col.3.:
			SHAWHAN, Zayda Zabriske on Aug. 4, 1956 at 108 Forster Ave. Mt. Vernon, MY. Beloved wife of Romer Shawhan. Mother of: Frank H. Buck Jr Christian B. Buck Edward Z. Buck Margaret Buck Putnam Services at Ferncliff Chapel of the Lillies, Secor Road, Hartdale, N.Y. Internment at Carson city, Nev.
			(Note. Romer Shawhan was her 3rd husband, her children were by her 2nd husband Representative Frank H. Buck of California)  They lived in Belle Terre, Port Jefferson, Long Island, NY. [BLO. 1997.]
			
			From New York Times, May 17, 1936, Section II, p. 5, column 8:
			“Mrs. Zabriskie Wed to Romer Shawhan”
			Ceremony Takes Place in the Marriage Chapel of the Municipal Building
			Mrs. Zayda Justine Zabriskie of San Francisco, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Christian Brevoort Zabriskie, was married to Romer Shawhan of New York yesterday in the marriage chapel of the Municipal Building.  Deputy City Clerk Philip A. Hines performed the ceremony.
			The bride’s father, who died last February, for many years was president of the Pacific Coast Borax Company, an official of several other corporations and a railroad executive.
			Mr. Shawhan is the son of Mrs. James McCune Shawhan of Belle Terre, Port Jefferson, L. I., and the late Mr. Shawhan.  He was graduated from the Columbia University School of Architecture and l’Ecolé des Beaux Arts in Paris.  During the World War he attained the rank of captain and served as a pilot in the 147th Aero Squadron.
			Mr. Shawhan has long been a supervising architect and is now district manager of the PWA Housing Division program in New York.
			The bride had been married twice previously.  In 1911 she was married to Representative Frank H. Buck of California.  They were divorced and subsequently she was married to Mark Daniels.  This union also ended in divorce.  The couple will make their home in Belle Terre, Port Jefferson.

313. Ruth Agnes SHAWHAN (John Erskine6, Joseph5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Ruth Agnes was born on April 7, 1868.

Born April 7, 1868. She married H.E. Fortlage in England in 1904. They had issue.

In 1904 Ruth Agnes married H. E. FORTLAGE, in England. H. E. was born about 1865.

They had one child:
		i.	June Mary. June Mary was born in 1902. June Mary died in 1932; she was 30.
			Born in 1902 and died in 1932.60

Family of Daniel McCune SHAWHAN (123) & Jane CARSON

314. William Henry SHAWHAN (Daniel McCune6, William "Billy" McCune5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). William Henry was born in Rush County, Indiana, on January 27, 1858. William Henry died in Pike County, Indiana, on December 14, 1957; he was 99.

William came to Pike County with his father. He graduated from Indiana Central Business College in Indianapolis and then became a lifetime farmer. He was also quite interested in family history; his notes and records have greatly assisted in the preparation of this narrative. He lived to be a ripe old age, yet his memory was crystal clear to the end. One of his last writings was about a trip he took to Rush County, when he was a youngster, to visit his Uncle John.  "Having been born in less than two miles of that Shawhan home in 1858, as a boy I remember the old house and most of the family. When about 11 years old, Uncle John invited Pa and the family to Sunday dinner. We went, the family was home with some others. Uncle John and Aunt Sarah took us through the house, it had an upstairs and a large cellar. It had a large dancing floor, the billiard room with its big table, the music room with the Grand Piano, with some of the ladies playing. Uncle John took Pa to the large cellar, (I followed, of course), where in war times he had stored 75 barrels of "Good Old Bourbon". I
regret to say, Uncle John visited it too often. In the large dining room we all assembled, Uncle John was master of ceremonies, helping our plates to the good things Aunt Sarah had prepared for us, -- well, old Aunt Lucy and her colored daughter helped some in preparing it. The dinner was, or is a memory to this day, though 80 years have passed, not a soul, save me, are living. Uncle, with a black boy or two, showed us around the barn and the horses. They bred mostly Harness horses, a few trotters, and had a half-mile track, for horses were trained regularly. Garrett "Hoosier", the oldest son, would take a string of horses down to Mobile, Ala., race them, sell out, and come home for more. When the war broke out, it caught Garrett down at Mobile with a string of horses; he never came back, but remained in the South. His old Uncle Joe called all his brother John's family "Rebels" over it. Uncle John cried as he told Pa about it. Elsie, the young daughter, was quite a horse woman, having seen her going down the turnpike on her five gaited saddle horse, used side saddle, with the colored boy on a horse, riding some 40 yards behind, seeing that no accident occurred and to take care for the horse when she called. Daniel P. was his own driver at the track. The Shawhans, Daniel, John, and their nephew, William McCune Shawhan, set their slaves free, before coming to Indiana. Some of John's begged to come along, so they kept them. To this day, I think there was not a Shawhan in Rush or Fayette Co's. Adieu 10-18-1950. William H. Shawhan "
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Web site: http://www.rootsweb.com/~inpike/Waswha.htm
Walnut Hills Cemetery, Washington Township, Pike County, Indiana
Located on the NW edge of Petersburg, Section D:
SHAWHAN, Edna M., 1892 - 1963
SHAWHAN, John L., 1890 - 1968
SHAWHAN, William H., 1-27-1858 - 12-14-1957
SHAWHAN, Virginia M., 9-11-1862 - 11-29-1915 - wife of William H.
SHAWHAN, Ruth V., 11-15-1885 - 4-10-1886
SHAWHAN, Daniel M., 3-6-1888 - 1969
SHAWHAN, James H.- 9-1-1882 - 3-31-1907
SHAWHAN, Joseph E., 10-30-1893 - 4-26-1910

On October 27, 1881 William Henry married Virginia May BARKER, in Pike County, Indiana. Virginia May was born on September 11, 1862. Virginia May died in Pike County, Indiana, on November 29, 1915; she was 53.

They had the following children:
		i.	James Henry. James Henry was born in Indiana on September 1, 1882. James Henry died in Indiana on March 31, 1907; he was 24.
		ii.	Ruth Virginia. Ruth Virginia was born in Indiana on November 15, 1885. Ruth Virginia died in Indiana on April 6, 1886; she was <1. Ruth Virginia was buried in Wease Cemetery, Madison Township, Pike County, Indiana.
			Wease Cemetery, Madison Township, Pike County, Indiana
			SHAWHAN, Ruth, dau. of W. H. & V. M. Shawhan

		iii.	Daniel McCune. Daniel McCune was born in Indiana on March 6, 1888. Daniel McCune died in Indiana in 1969; he was 80.
			Daniel never married. He graduated from Oakland City College, taught school for a short time, then became a lifetime farmer with his father and brother John.

		iv.	Joseph E. Joseph E. was born on October 30, 1893. Joseph E. died on April 26, 1910; he was 16.
	585	v.	John Lawson (1890-1968)

315. Eglantine SHAWHAN (Daniel McCune6, William "Billy" McCune5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Eglantine was born in Pike County, Indiana, on June 23, 1860. Eglantine died in Pike County, Indiana, on June 4, 1936; she was 75.

On September 10, 1891 Eglantine married Lawson A. COBLE, in Pike County, Indiana. Lawson A. was born about 1858.

They had one child:
	586	i.	McGowen S. (1895-1938)

316. David Frame SHAWHAN (Daniel McCune6, William "Billy" McCune5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). David Frame was born in Pike County, Indiana, on February 13, 1863. David Frame died in Pike County, Indiana, on May 17, 1922; he was 59.

On May 7, 1890 David Frame first married Maude DUNNING. Maude was born about 1865. Maude died on June 10, 1892; she was 27.

Maude died from complications of childbirth.

They had one child:
	587	i.	Maleta J. (1892-1976)

About 1910 David Frame second married Erma COBLE. Erma was born about 1880. Erma died about 1955; she was 75.

They had one child:
		i.	Udel. Udel was born about 1913.

Family of Mary Helen SHAWHAN (125) & Robert MEYERS

317. George W. MEYERS (Mary Helen SHAWHAN6, William "Billy" McCune5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). George W. was born on April 30, 1864. George W. died on November 23, 1931; he was 67.

George went to school in Champaign, IL where he was class valedictorian at the University of Illinois. He then went to the University of Chicago where he became a professor, teaching mathematics and astronomy. He was the author of many text books, including one titled "Meyers Arithmetic" that was used nationwide.

On June 27, 1889 George W. married Mary Eva SIMS. Mary Eva was born about 1867.

They had the following children:
		i.	Helen.
		ii.	Elizabeth.
		iii.	Joseph.

Family of John Henry SHAWHAN (130) & Sarah Eliza FRAZIER

318. Joel Skinner SHAWHAN (John Henry6, John Laughlin5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Joel Skinner was born in Harrison County, Kentucky, in 1878. Joel Skinner died in Scott County, Kentucky, on January 20, 1948; he was 70.

From Lexington Cemetery web site:
Joel Skinner Shawhan
Age: 69
Burial Date: 01/23/48
Disposition Number: 33217
Funeral Director: Kerr Brothers
Section: 31
Lot: 227

Joel Skinner married Lena BRIERLY. Lena was buried on April 8, 1959 in Lexington Cemetery, Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky.

Disposition Number: 38363
Funeral Director: Kerr Brothers
Section: 31
Lot: 227

They had one child:
	588	i.	Samuel Frazier (1903-~1988)

Family of Mary E. SHAWHAN (132) & James K. MEGIBBEN

319. John William “Will” MEGIBBEN (Mary E. SHAWHAN6, John Laughlin5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John William “Will” was born in Cynthiana, Harrison County, Kentucky, on May 19, 1867. John William “Will” died in Cynthiana, Harrison County, Kentucky, on August 25, 1933; he was 66. John William “Will” was buried in Battle Grove Cemetery, Cynthiana, Kentucky.

On September 20, 1894 John William “Will” married Rowena Lair REYNOLDS, daughter of Samuel T. REYNOLDS & Sally LAIR (1849-1906). Rowena Lair was born in 1875.

They had the following children:
	589	i.	James Reynolds “Buck” (1896-1961)
		ii.	Mary Elizabeth. Mary Elizabeth was born in 1896.
			Mary Elizabeth married Charles HUDGENS.
		iii.	Sarah Rowena. Sarah Rowena was born in 1905.

320. Charles K. MEGIBBEN (Mary E. SHAWHAN6, John Laughlin5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Charles K. was born in 1870. Charles K. died in 1948; he was 78.

Hello,

FYI, in regards to your listings for Risa Dee and Marion Kimbrough.

"Risa" Dee should be "Rosa" Dee

Henry and Nancy were children from Marion's 1st marriage.
 
Rosa Dee's 1st marriage was to Charles Kimbrough Megibben on 8 JUN 1915.
children were Charles K. Jr., Peggy, and Rosemary Megibben.

She married Marion after Charles' death in 1948.
Rosa Dee lived out her later yrs. with my grandfather(Charles K. Jr.).

 My source -> she was my great grandmother

-- 
Best regards,
 Michael Megibben                          mailto:webmaster@megibben.com
E-mail dated March 6, 2002

On June 8, 1915 Charles K. married Rosa Dee CHANDLER.

They had the following children:
		i.	Charles K.
		ii.	Peggy.
		iii.	Rosemary.

Family of Annie SHAWHAN (138) & Todd W. WHALEY

321. Myrtle WHALEY (Annie SHAWHAN6, John Laughlin5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Myrtle died in 1920.

Myrtle married William HOWK, son of George HOWK Jr. (October 6, 1859-) & Mattie O’NEAL. William was born in 1883. William died on August 3, 1967; he was 84.

Long Illness Proves Fatal To W. C. Howk

William Chowning HOWK, 84, President of the National Bank of Cynthiana since 1939, died Thursday, Aug. 3, at Harrison Memorial Hospital after being ill for three years. He was a retired farmer and tobacco dealer, member of the Cynthiana Christian Church and a member of the Cynthiana Elks Lodge No. 438. Surviving him are his wife, Margaret SHROPSHIRE HOWK; two sons W. c. HOWK Jr., Cynthiana, and Daniel McShane HOWK, U.S. Marines, Paris Island, S.C.; two daughters, Mrs. Robert OWEN, Maryland, and Mrs. B.G. PARFET, Michigan; two granddaughters, five grandsons and two great grandchildren. Funeral services were conducted Saturday, Aug. 5, at Whaley Funeral Home by Roy S. HULAN. Burial was at Battle Grove Cemetery. Pallbearers were Horace POULTER, Lansing NICHOLS, Leslie McKEE, W. O. SHROPSHIRE, Jack MARSHALL, Oren W. DILTZ, and Lark K. BOX. Honorary pallbearers were the Board of Directors of the National Bank, Board of Directors of battle Grove Cemetery, T. R. TOADVIVNE, William H. CONWAY, Harry S. TAYLOR, Larry DOUGLAS, William PENNIMAN, Joe. W. TAYLOR and Lawsrence B. FULLER.. An Elks Memorial Service was held at the Funeral Home on Friday.163
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Note: William Howk’s ancestry is speculation at this juncture, based upon the Perrin article of George Howk, Jr.--REF

They had the following children:
		i.	UNNAMED.
			 married Gene VANDEREN.
	590	ii.	UNNAMED
	591	iii.	William (1920-1979)

Family of William Laughlin SHAWHAN (139) & Ann "Polly" KELLER

322. Hugh Laughadale SHAWHAN (William Laughlin6, John Laughlin5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Hugh Laughadale was born in Cynthiana, Harrison County, Kentucky, on April 26, 1882. Hugh Laughadale died in Great Falls, Montana, in July 1964; he was 82.

Hugh's grandson, Dale, remembers his grandfather, dressed in long handled underwear, amorously chasing Dale's grandmother around the house; she would shout at him, "Hugh, Hugh, the boy is here -- behave yourself!" He would just chuckle and say that if Dale knew what was going on it was too late, and if he didn't it was about time he learned. His grandfather also wore a very "flexible" hearing aid -- it could easily and covertly be turned off when his wife's chatter got to him.
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Web site: http://www.rootsweb.com/~mtcascad/Cemetery/cemets.html
Cascade County, Montana Cemetery Index:
SHAWHAN, HUGH L.; . 1964 - NHLD
SHAWHAN, IDA M; 1976 -NHLD

On April 30, 1906 Hugh Laughadale married Ida JOHNSON, in Abilene, Kansas.

They had the following children:
		i.	Bruce William. Bruce William was born in Solomon, Kansas, on December 21, 1907. Resided in Great Falls, Montana.
			On June 11, 1935 Bruce William first married Kathryn HEPNER. They were divorced in 1944.
			On July 16, 1947 Bruce William second married Elizabeth GLEKO.
	592	ii.	Ernest Laughadale (1910-ca1994)

323. Donald Thomas SHAWHAN (William Laughlin6, John Laughlin5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Donald Thomas was born in Cynthiana, Kentucky, on April 19, 1886. Donald Thomas died in June 1964; he was 78.

Donald Thomas married Bertha Olga MOLT. Bertha Olga was born in Silesia, Carbon, Montana, in 1896. Bertha Olga died in 1958; she was 62.

They had the following children:
	593	i.	Donald Molt (1920-1996)
	594	ii.	Donna Belle (1922-)

Family of Miles W. BECKETT (141) & Rebecca L. MARCY

324. Nancy Ann BECKETT (Miles W.6, Luke (Shawhan)5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Nancy Ann was born in Indiana on October 18, 1859. Nancy Ann died on November 28, 1933; she was 74. Nancy Ann was buried in St. Francis Cemetery, Henryville, Clark County, Indiana.

Nancy Ann married Jacob W. LIGHTCAP, son of William LIGHTCAP & Mary NORTON. Jacob W. was born on November 3, 1851. Jacob W. died in Nabb, Scott County, Indiana, on September 11, 1915; he was 63. Jacob W. was buried in St. Francis Cemetery, Henryville, Clark County, Indiana.

They had the following children:
		i.	Ed. Ed was born on December 11, 1875.
	595	ii.	Mary Estella (1879-1963)
		iii.	Anna. Anna was born on February 10, 1881.
			Anna married Fred CHARBONNEAU.
		iv.	Joseph. Joseph was born on October 23, 1882.
		v.	Rosa L. Rosa L. was born on September 22, 1884.
		vi.	Irene. Irene was born on March 27, 1886.
	596	vii.	Thomas Harry (1888-)
		viii.	Peter Leonard. Peter Leonard was born on May 19, 1890.
		ix.	Edith. Edith was born on January 27, 1893.
		x.	John. John was born on January 21, 1894.
		xi.	Bertha. Bertha was born on May 10, 1897. Bertha died on July 24, 1990; she was 93.
	597	xii.	Agatha May (1899-1988)
		xiii.	Henry Valentine. Henry Valentine was born on February 14, 1901.

325. Edwin Miles BECKETT (Miles W.6, Luke (Shawhan)5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Edwin Miles was born in Indiana on May 17, 1867.128 Edwin Miles died in Clark County, Indiana, on October 8, 1940; he was 73.

On September 26, 1889 Edwin Miles married Mary Elizabeth BOHART. Mary Elizabeth was born in Indiana on September 10, 1866. Mary Elizabeth was buried in Mt. Moriah Church Cemetery, Henryville, Clark County, Indiana.

They had one child:
		i.	Mary Ezella. Mary Ezella was born in Henryville, Clark County, Indiana, on August 3, 1903. Mary Ezella died on May 14, 1947; she was 43. Mary Ezella was buried in Mt. Zion Cemetery, Henryville, Clark County, Indiana.
			On May 15, 1921 Mary Ezella married George Hay BRISHABER. George Hay was born in Henryville, Clark County, Indiana, on May 27, 1895. George Hay died on January 31, 1967; he was 71. George Hay was buried in Mt. Zion Cemetery, Henryville, Clark County, Indiana.

Family of Sarah Bradshaw BECKETT (144) & James Armstrong HUGHES

326. Henrietta Adelia HUGHES (Sarah Bradshaw BECKETT6, John5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Henrietta Adelia was born on December 23, 1854. Henrietta Adelia died on December 26, 1915; she was 61.

In February 1874 Henrietta Adelia married John R. DOWNING, son of Rezin Hampton DOWNING (April 3, 1827-January 25, 1897) & Rebecca BENNETT (March 17, 1832-December 30, 1907). John R. was born on April 12, 1851. John R. died on March 31, 1926; he was 74.

They had the following children:
	598	i.	Inez Mary (1875-1968)
		ii.	Ora Ella. Ora Ella died in 1944.
		iii.	Asa Elmer.
			Asa Elmer married Elizabeth SIEGRIST.
		iv.	Otha Resin.
			Otha Resin married Martha ECKELS.
		v.	John Calfee.
			John Calfee married Neta BAITH.
	599	vi.	Ray (1888-1978)
	600	vii.	Ethel Fredonia
		viii.	Laura Adeline. Laura Adeline died in 1943.
			Laura Adeline married Tom JONES.
		ix.	Oscar Tate. Oscar Tate was born in 1894. Oscar Tate died in 1928; he was 34.
			Oscar Tate married Frances BARBER.

327. Martha Ellinor HUGHES (Sarah Bradshaw BECKETT6, John5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Martha Ellinor was born in 1856.

Martha Ellinor married John CUNNINGHAM. John died in 1936.

They had the following children:
		i.	Roscoe R.
			Roscoe R. married Mabel McCARTNEY.
		ii.	Edith.
		iii.	Harry.
			Harry married Mabel LOW.
		iv.	Nina Pearl.
			Nina Pearl married ClarenceC. CARTER.
		v.	Alta.
			Alta married Oscar COFER.

328. Mary Adeline HUGHES (Sarah Bradshaw BECKETT6, John5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Mary Adeline was born in 1863. Mary Adeline died in 1922; she was 59.

Mary Adeline married Claus E. BLOMBERG. Claus E. was born in 1876.

They had the following children:
		i.	Carl Hughes. Carl Hughes was born in 1902.
		ii.	Howard Foss.
			Howard Foss married Grace WILLIAMS.

329. John Pickney HUGHES (Sarah Bradshaw BECKETT6, John5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John Pickney was born in 1866. John Pickney died in 1933; he was 67.

John Pickney first married Bertha LEMON.

John Pickney second married Madge MORGAN.

They had one child:
		i.	James Kenneth. James Kenneth was born in 1912. James Kenneth died in 1912; he was <1.

330. Oscar Mileham HUGHES (Sarah Bradshaw BECKETT6, John5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Oscar Mileham was born in 1870. Oscar Mileham died in 1948; he was 78.

Oscar Mileham married Mary Katheryn FLAIZ. Mary Katheryn was born in 1886. Mary Katheryn died in 1975; she was 89.

They had the following children:
		i.	Oscar Mileham. Oscar Mileham was born in 1913. Oscar Mileham died in 1995; he was 82.
			Oscar Mileham married Josephine Clara FRERICKS. Josephine Clara was born in 1914.
		ii.	Mary Katheryn. Mary Katheryn was born in 1917.
			Mary Katheryn married Anson William MUNSON. Anson William was born in 1913. Anson William died in 1983; he was 70.
		iii.	James Willis. James Willis was born in 1924.
			James Willis married Doris Elizabeth GAINES.

Family of Joseph Alexander BECKETT (147) & Charlotte Ann Maria ROBERTSON (162)

331. Maria Elizabeth BECKET (Joseph Alexander BECKETT6, Joseph Shawhan BECKET5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Maria Elizabeth was born on April 30, 1868. Maria Elizabeth died on January 17, 1923; she was 54.

Child:
		i.	Mertie May. Mertie May was born in 1887. Mertie May died in 1961; she was 74.
			Mertie May married Hayes EDWARD. Hayes was born in 1886. Hayes died in 1961; he was 75.

332. Resin Marion BECKETT (Joseph Alexander6, Joseph Shawhan BECKET5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Resin Marion was born on March 17, 1872. Resin Marion died on November 16, 1944; he was 72.

Resin Marion married Hattie Arabella CARLIN. Hattie Arabella was born on November 25, 1879. Hattie Arabella died on November 16, 1970; she was 90.

They had the following children:
	601	i.	Harold Winfield (1903-1962)
		ii.	Gertrude Arthula. Gertrude Arthula was born on April 8, 1905.
			In 1928 Gertrude Arthula first married Ed SIMON. Ed died in 1948.
			In July 1957 Gertrude Arthula second married Albert MAYFIELD. Albert died on July 9, 1964.
	602	iii.	Elvira Josephine (1910-1998)
	603	iv.	Marion Frances (1917-)

333. John Emmett BECKETT (Joseph Alexander6, Joseph Shawhan BECKET5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John Emmett was born on November 9, 1875. John Emmett died on March 3, 1946; he was 70.

John Emmett married Electa SELBY. Electa was born on June 30, 1874. Electa died on June 30, 1960; she was 86.

They had the following children:
		i.	Harriet.
		ii.	Zona. Zona was born on June 21, 1898.
			Zona married Clyde HILLMAN.
	604	iii.	Kenneth (1900-1982)
	605	iv.	Edward (1902-1937)
		v.	Robert.
		vi.	Jessie Alma.

Family of George Riley BECKETT (148) & Mary Sophia TAYLOR

334. Roy Taylor BECKETT (George Riley6, Joseph Shawhan BECKET5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Roy Taylor was born on November 6, 1882. Roy Taylor died on April 16, 1944; he was 61.

On August 11, 1904 Roy Taylor married Jennie Amoret ANDERSON. Jennie Amoret died on September 16, 1969.

They had one child:
	606	i.	Arlene Delores (1912-1983)

335. Bessie Olive BECKETT (George Riley6, Joseph Shawhan BECKET5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Bessie Olive was born on July 31, 1885. Bessie Olive died on September 15, 1964; she was 79.

On June 22, 1904 Bessie Olive married Edward Wilson FUHR.

They had the following children:
		i.	Francis LeRoy.
		ii.	Maryellen. Maryellen was born on December 21, 1914.

Family of Etta Pearl BECKETT (155) & William W. HERDER

336. Nettie Myrrl HERDER (Etta Pearl BECKETT6, James A.5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Nettie Myrrl was born on October 6, 1897.

NETTIE MYRRL HERDER130 was born  30  June 1897 at Yaztes Center. She married Carey Holaday Randall 28 Dec. 1921 at Yates Center.  They had one daughter Mildred Maxine who was born 18 Feb. 1925.  She married Joseph Marlin Fox 25 Aug 1946 at Brighton, Co.  Maxine and Joe had 2 children.  Kathryn Lynette born 10 Nov. 1954 at Pueblo, Co.  She married William Phillip Wilz 2 June 1977.       Jonathan Randall Fox was born 2 June 1958 at Pueblo, Co.  He is married but I do not have his wife's name or their children.  Aunt Nettie and Uncle Carey celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary.  She also had a big celebration on her 90th birthday.  I am sorry I do not have her death date.

On December 28, 1921 Nettie Myrrl married Carey Holaday RANDALL, in Yates Center, Kansas. Carey Holaday was born on June 30, 1898.

They had one child:
	607	i.	Maxine “Midred” (1924-)

337. Arthur Frederick “Bud” HERDER (Etta Pearl BECKETT6, James A.5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Arthur Frederick “Bud” was born on October 28, 1902.

ARTHUR FREDRICK (BUD) HERDER130 was born on October 28, 1902.  He married Catharine Adeline Herder February 14, 1932 at Yates Center, Kansas.  She was the daughter of Lloyd Dusky Van Hoozer and Fanny Elizabeth Smith. Arthur F. Herder died October 21, 1995 at Iola, Kansas. Catharine (Van Hoozer) Herder died Dec. 27, 1947 at Kansas City, Mo.  Bud Herder married Vonda Zaring Johnson August 30, 1954 at Nashua, Iowa. She had one Son Roger Johnson by a former marriage.  Bud & Catharine Herder had 3 children.  Ruth Delores Herder was born Jan 30, 1934 at Yates Center, Kansas.  She Married Norman Francis Clasen 23 August 1955 at Yates Center, Kansas.  They have 4 childlren Cynthia Sue Clasen born May 25, 1957 at El Dorado, Kansas.  She is married to Marvin Brandt.  They live at Fox Part, Wy. and have no children. Craig Allen Clasen was born Feb. 14, 1961 at El Dorado, Kansas.  He is married and has 3 children.  They live in Iowa.  Cheryl Lynn Clasen was born 13 Oct 1969 at Webster City, Iowa.  She is married to Dave Munn and they have one child Samatha Munn born Jan 24, 2000.  They live in Lincoln, Ne.               John  Lee Herder was  born January 21, 1939 at Yates Center, Kansas.  He married Kathryn Marie Moerer 12 Oct. 1958 at Yates Center.  They have 4 children.  John Lee 11 was born February 24, 1961 at Chanute, Kansas.  He is married and has 2 children.  Julia Kathryn Herder born 9 Mar 1962 at Chanute, Ks.  She is married and has 4 children.  They live in Il.  Joseph Todd was born 25 Dec 1963 at Chanute, Kansas.  He is married to Penny and they have one son Keaton. James Matthew was born 13 Nov 1968.  He is married and has 2 children.         Elizabeth Ann Herder was born Dec. 10, 1940 at Yates Center, Kansas.  I married George Albert (Bud) Schwindt April 11, 1959. in the Evangelical United Brethren Church at Yates Center, Ks. We have 4 children.  Jacquelyn Kay Schwindt was born January 24, 1960 at Caribou, Maine.  She married Cecil Wiebe Feb 24, 1979 at Whitewater, Kansas.    They have 4 children.  Joshua Wiebe born March 1, 1980,  Jodi Lynn Wiebe born Sept 10, 1981,   Curtis Wiebe born February 11, 1983 and Cynthia Diane Wiebe born Dec 26, 1986.  All were born at El Dorado, Kansas.          Denise Dianne Schwindt was born Nov. 30, 1961 at El Dorado, Kanas.  She married Ethan Busenitz Oct. 20, 1981 at Whitewater, Kansas.  They have 6 sons.  Twins Daniel James and David Andrew Busenitz were born May 25, 1985 at El Dorado, Kansas.  Jeremiah Joel Busenitz was born October 29, 1987,   Benjamin Seth Busenitz was born May 9th, 1989,  Jessie Aaron Busenitz was born August 19, 1991 and Matthew Malachi was born May 18, 1995.  They were all born at El Dorado, Kansas.         Jennifer Leah Schwindt was born Nov. 7, 1963 at El Dorado, Kansas.  She Married Lewis Wiebe (brother of Cecil Wiebe) July 20, 1985.  They have 5 children.  Kara Dawn Wiebe born Feb 25, 1989 at Enid, Ok.  Zac Lewis Wiebe born Nov. 18, 1990 at Enid, Ok., Megan Joy Wiebe born March 24, 1992 at Enid, Oklahoma,  Dallas Ray Wiebe born July 24, 1995 at Newton, Kansas and Micah Jonathan Wiebe born May 4, 2000 at Newton, Kansas.      Darren Dwayne Schwindt was born June 4, 1965 at El Dorado, Kansas.  He  married to Karis Pickering at Whitewater, Kansas December 31, 1994.  They have 3 children.  Ashley Noel Schwindt born Oct. 26, 1995 at El Dorado, Kansas,   Alec Elijah Schwindt born Feb. 13, 1998 at Pachachu. Mexico and Drew Enoch July 17, 199 at El Dorado, Kansas.

On February 14, 1932 Arthur Frederick “Bud” first married Catherine Adeline VAN HOOZER, daughter of Lloyd Dusky VAN HOOZER & Fanny Elizabeth SMITH, in Yates Center, Kansas. Catherine Adeline died on December 27, 1947 in Kansas City, Missouri.

They had one child:
		i.	Ruth Delores. Ruth Delores was born in Yates Center, Kansas, on January 30, 1934.
			Ruth Delores married Norman Francis CLASEN.

On August 30, 1954 Arthur Frederick “Bud” second married Vonda ZARING, in Nashua, Iowa.

338. William Floyd HERDER (Etta Pearl BECKETT6, James A.5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). William Floyd was born on February 25, 1908.

WILLIAM FLOYD HERDER130 was born 25 Feb. 1908 at Yates Center, Kansas.  He was married to Frances Lonelle Van Hoozer (sister of Catharine Van Hoozer) 6 Mary, 1934 at Altoona, Kansas.  They have 3 children. Gail Joan Herder born June 9, 1934 at Yates Center, Ks.  She married Roland J. Lung May 12, 1956 at Kansas City, Mo.  They have 2 childlren Steven Martin Lung born Nov. 6, 1958 at Killeen, Texas and adopted daughter Marth Ann Lung born June 10, 1972.  Their 2 children are not married. Mary Catharine Herder was born Feb. 17, 1938 at Yates Center, Kansas. She married John Brosnan March 15, 1965.  They have 2 children. Patrick Dennis born March 21, 1966 at Breeze, Il. and Kathleen Mary Broxnan born May 20, 1967 at Breeze, Il.  Patrick is married and has 2 children. William Floyd Herder, Jr. was born Nov. 27, 1939 at Yates Center, Kansas.  He Married Barbara O'Delll Sep 1, 1961.  Thjey have 2 children.  William Floyd  Herder 111 and Rebecca Ann Herder. They are both married and have children.

William Floyd married Frances VAN HOOZER.

They had the following children:
		i.	Gail Joanne.
		ii.	Mar.
		iii.	William Floyd.

339. Bennett Clark HERDER (Etta Pearl BECKETT6, James A.5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Bennett Clark was born on April 4, 1910.

BENNETT CLARK HERDER130 was born April 4, 1910 at Yates Center, Kansas.  He married Frances Elinor Cole Feb. 16, 1935.  They have 3 children. Gordon Clark born Dec. 11, 1937.  He married Ramona Kathleen Smith Aug 21, 1960.  They have 5 children.  Charles Edward Herder was born Oct. 22, 1941.  He married Kalel Yvonne Collison Sep  9,  1962 at Humboldt, Ks.  They have 2 children.  Kenneth Lynn Herder was born April 22, 1946.  He  married to Margaret Ann Eggers August 24, 1969.  They have no children.

Bennett Clark married Eleanor COLE.

They had the following children:
	608	i.	Gordon (1937-)
	609	ii.	Charles (1941-)
		iii.	Kenneth. Kenneth was born in Near Rose, Kansas, on April 22, 1946.
			On August 24, 1969 Kenneth married Margaret Ann EGGERS. Margaret Ann was born on March 29, 1948.

340. Everett Leland HERDER (Etta Pearl BECKETT6, James A.5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Everett Leland was born on December 20, 1912.

EVERETT LELAND HERDER130 was born 20 Dec. 1912 at Yates Center, Kansas.  He married Hattie Marie McClure 20 Feb 1935 at El Dorado, Kansas. They have 2 children.  Leland Herder born 7 April 1952 at Robinson, Il.  He is married and has one daughter.  Roger K. Herder was born 3 Nov 1953 at Robinson, Il.  He married Andrea Inboden 26 Oct. 1976.  They have one child.

On February 20, 1935 Everett Leland married Hattie McCLURE.

They had the following children:
		i.	Leland.
		ii.	Roger.

341. Pauline Vivian HERDER (Etta Pearl BECKETT6, James A.5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Pauline Vivian was born on April 12, 1915.

PAULINE VIVIAN HERDER130  was born Aprio 12, 1915 at Yates Center, Kansas. She married William Lewis Carson  January 13, 1935 at Altoona, Ks.  They have 4 children.  Robert Lewis born Dec. 10, `1935 at Yates Center, ks., Marion Ray and Marilyn Kay born May 9, 1940 at Yates Center, Ks. and Larry Dean born August 17, 1941 at El Dorado, Ks.

On January 13, 1935 Pauline Vivian married William Louis CARSON.

They had the following children:
		i.	Robert Louis. Robert Louis was born on December 10, .
		ii.	Marilyn. Marilyn was born on May 9, 1940.
		iii.	Marion. Marion was born on May 9, 1940.
		iv.	Larry Dean. Larry Dean was born on August 17, 1941.

342. Lloyd Emerson HERDER (Etta Pearl BECKETT6, James A.5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Lloyd Emerson was born on May 3, 1919.

LLOYD EMERSON HERDER130 was born 3 May 1919 at Yates Center, Ks.  He married Helen Marie Clement 30 March 1947.  They had one son Lloyd Dale Herder born 29  Oct. 1948 at Yates Center, Kansas.  He married Denise Muscari 30 Dec. 1972 at Memphis, Tenn.  They have twin sons Barry Lynn and Brian Lane Herder born April 4, 1981.

Lloyd Emerson married Helen CLEMENT.

They had one child:
		i.	Lloyd Dale. Lloyd Dale was born on October 29, 1948.

Family of Joseph BECKETT (157) & Mary Jane MURPHY

343. Oscar William BECKETT (Joseph6, Robert Alexander5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Oscar William was born in Henderson County, Illinois, on April 15, 1863. Oscar William died on April 19, 1943; he was 80.164

On September 25, 1889 Oscar William married Amanda BAINTER. Amanda was born on August 26, 1861. Amanda died in Stronghurst Cemetery, Henderson County, Illinois, on April 11, 1911; she was 49.

They had one child:
	610	i.	Clelie Emily (1891-1958)

344. Ellsworth Robert BECKETT (Joseph6, Robert Alexander5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Ellsworth Robert was born in Henderson County, Illinois, in 1865. Ellsworth Robert died in Yakima, Washington, in 1939; he was 74. Ellsworth Robert was buried in Tahoma Cemetery, Yakima, Washington.

Ellsworth Robert married Bonita PARSHALL. Bonita was born in 1884. Bonita died in 1942; she was 58.

They had the following children:
	611	i.	Robert Lyman (1913-1978)
	612	ii.	James Andrew (1917-)

345. Mary BECKETT (Joseph6, Robert Alexander5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Mary was born on April 8, 1867. Mary died on May 3, 1904; she was 37.

Mary married L. H. DREW.

They had the following children:
		i.	Mary Winefred.
		ii.	Arthur.

Family of William BECKETT (158) & Ellen Frances MURPHY

346. Alma BECKETT (William6, Robert Alexander5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Alma was born in Golden, Illinois, on May 12, 1868. Alma died in Salem, Oregon, on January 7, 1947; she was 78.

Alma married William George SMITH Jr.. William George was born in Spring Valley, Illinois, on February 3, 1863. William George died on September 6, 1935; he was 72.

They had the following children:
	613	i.	Elorie Gilham (1893-1967)
	614	ii.	Glenn Allison (1896-1965)
	615	iii.	Meryl William (1898-1973)
	616	iv.	Rowena Elga (1901-1973)

347. Ernest Olin BECKETT (William6, Robert Alexander5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Ernest Olin was born on November 28, 1869. Ernest Olin died on January 27, 1950; he was 80.

Ernest Olin married Theresa LAMB. Theresa was born on November 2, 1874. Theresa died on November 22, 1959; she was 85.

They had the following children:
		i.	Clifford. Clifford was born in 1899. Clifford died in 1906; he was 7.
		ii.	Francis. Francis was born on March 15, 1909.
			Francis married Elizabeth TATTINE. Elizabeth was born on January 2, 1914.
		iii.	Mary.

Family of James Asbury BECKETT (159) & Mary E. BLACK

348. Lizzie Luella BECKETT (James Asbury6, Robert Alexander5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Lizzie Luella was born on January 19, 1862.

On January 19, 1882 Lizzie Luella married Daily C. LEWIS.

They had the following children:
		i.	UNNAMED.
			 married Fred MARTEL. Resided in Decatur, Illinois.
		ii.	UNNAMED.
			 married Ellis DEAN. Resided in Alhambra, California.
	617	iii.	UNNAMED
		iv.	Joey.

Family of Reason Downing BECKETT (160) & Eliza Jane HAWSER

349. John Strange BECKETT (Reason Downing6, Robert Alexander5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John Strange was born on September 18, 1866.165 John Strange died on December 12, 1942; he was 76.

John Strange married Cora M..

They had one child:
		i.	Floyd Owen. Floyd Owen was born on June 11, 1898. Floyd Owen died on May 5, 1980; he was 81.
			On March 3, 1956 Floyd Owen married Esther BUSS.

Family of John SHAWHAN (164) & Mary Ann SNOW

350. William Joseph SHAWHAN (John6, Joseph5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). William Joseph was born in Bracken County, Kentucky, on February 2, 1859. William Joseph died in Danville, Vermilion County, Illinois, on May 17, 1944; he was 85.

On October 18, 1877 William Joseph married Lizzie Ellen OGDEN, daughter of Benjamin OGDEN & Alice WASHBURN, in Bracken County, Kentucky. Lizzie Ellen was born in Mason County, Kentucky, on October 26, 1860. Lizzie Ellen died on November 20, 1890; she was 30.

They had the following children:
	618	i.	William Rienharte (1878-1956)
		ii.	Clara Alice. Clara Alice was born in Bracken County, Kentucky, on July 5, 1880. Clara Alice died in Higginsport, Ohio, on February 2, 1887; she was 6.
			Clara died during a black measles epidemic, the same one that killed
			her sister Viola.

	619	iii.	Mary Ella (1882-1950)
		iv.	Viola Retta. Viola Retta was born on September 8, 1884. Viola Retta died in Higginsport, Ohio, on January 26, 1887; she was 2.
			Viola died during a black measles epidemic.

	620	v.	Pearl Elsie (1886-1926)
		vi.	Joseph Newton. Joseph Newton was born on July 3, 1890. Joseph Newton died on January 25, 1891; he was <1.

351. Isaac Newton "Ike" SHAWHAN (John6, Joseph5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Isaac Newton "Ike" was born in Switzerland County, Indiana, on August 17, 1863.

Isaac was a stonemason noted for the quality of his work. His grandson Donald recalls that Isaac worked on building a stone wall around the property of Colonel Sanders, the gentleman who built the Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant chain.
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Kentucky 1910 Miracode Index:
Isaac Shawhan 
  Enumeration District: 0109 Color: W 
  Age: 48 Birth Place: Kentucky 
  Visit: 0138  
  County:  Shelby, Shelbyville 
  Relation:  Husband 
  Relatives:  Wife Lettie 46, Ohio
Son Charlie 18, Kentucky
Daughter Viola 17, Kentucky
Daughter Fayette 12, Kentucky
Son Woodford 07, Kentucky
Daughter Veloice 04, Kentucky
Son Robert 03, Kentucky

On August 19, 1885 Isaac Newton "Ike" married Lettie Ann WEST. Lettie Ann was born in Brown County, Ohio, in 1865.

They had the following children:
		i.	Lucy Ann. Lucy Ann was born in 1886.
		ii.	Annette "Nettie". Annette "Nettie" was born in 1888.
		iii.	Charles Russell. Charles Russell was born in May 1892. Charles Russell died on January 17, 1976; he was 83.
			Charles Russell married Marguerite SULLIVAN. Marguerite was born on October 27, 1893. Marguerite died in Ohio in March 1970; she was 76.
		iv.	Viola Vernon. Viola Vernon was born in 1895.
		v.	Fayette. Fayette was born in 1898.
	621	vi.	Woodford Isaac (1902-1956)
	622	vii.	Robert (1908-1982)

Family of John SHAWHAN (164) & Patience WALLER

352. Nora SHAWHAN (John6, Joseph5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Nora was born on May 29, 1872.

About 1895 Nora married ESTILL.  was born about 1870.

They had one child:
		i.	Hazel. Hazel was born about 1900. Hazel died in 1987; she was 87.

353. Charles H. SHAWHAN (John6, Joseph5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Charles H. was born on June 17, 1874.

Children:
		i.	Clyde. Clyde was born in Ohio on September 29, 1895. Clyde died in Ohio in November 1978; he was 83.
		ii.	William H. William H. was born in Moscow, Ohio, on January 24, 1900.
			William served during WWI from Oct. 12, 1918 - Dec. 20, 1918. He was
			the first City Manager of Loveland, OH, in 1961; prior to that
			position he had been the Service Director.

			William H. married Fay. Fay was born on September 10, 1899. Fay died on January 14, 1994; she was 94.

354. Nina M. SHAWHAN (John6, Joseph5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Nina M. was born on December 4, 1877.

About 1899 Nina M. married RICE.  was born about 1875.

They had one child:
		i.	John.

355. Frank SHAWHAN (John6, Joseph5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Frank was born in Bracken County, Kentucky, on November 17, 1882. Frank died in Cincinnati, Ohio, in 1943; he was 60.

Frank was an operator for the Cincinnati Street Railway and lived all
his life in East Clifton, Ohio -- a suburb of Cincinnati.

In 1910 Frank married Emma MEYER, daughter of John MEYER & Rosa FLEICHMAN, in Cincinnati, Ohio. Emma was born in Ohio on February 12, 1882. Emma died in Cincinnati, Ohio, in 1961; she was 78.

Emma's granddaughter, Nancy, recalls the stories she heard, as a very
young child, while visiting her grandmother at her home in Chilo,
Ohio. Apparently Emma's home was close to a creek which had a habit of
flooding; she would open the back and front doors and let the
floodwaters run thru the hallway that ran from the back of the house
to the front. Emma had an outhouse and also an indoor toilet -- the
outhouse had too big of a hole for little ones, so it was a big deal
when children were finally given permission to use the outhouse. Emma
also had a cow, for milking. Nancy was not allowed to drink the milk,
because her RN mother was afraid it wasn't pure enough. Occasionally,
Emma would open her home to boarders.

They had one child:
	623	i.	John Franklin (1912-)

Family of Sarah Ann "Sally" SHAWHAN (165) & William Isaac SNOW

356. Enoch SNOW (Sarah Ann "Sally" SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Enoch was born in Kentucky about 1863.

Children:
	624	i.	Mary
	625	ii.	Emma

357. Emma Mae SNOW (Sarah Ann "Sally" SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Emma Mae was born in Kentucky on November 6, 1865. Emma Mae died in Bracken County, Kentucky, on May 23, 1948; she was 82.

On October 26, 1882 Emma Mae married Alva REED, in Brown County, Ohio. Alva was born in Pendleton County, Kentucky, on December 16, 1859. Alva died in Bracken County, Kentucky, on March 4, 1931; he was 71.

They had the following children:
		i.	Maudy M. Maudy M. was born in Bracken County, Kentucky, on March 6, 1884. Maudy M. died in Bracken County, Kentucky, on March 31, 1884; she was <1.
	626	ii.	Elmer Ernest (1886-1963)
		iii.	Clifford. Clifford was born in Bracken County, Kentucky, on October 3, 1887. Clifford died in Bracken County, Kentucky, on October 3, 1887; he was <1.
	627	iv.	Orin Minetta (1888-1961)
	628	v.	Velma Louvetta (1890-1981)
	629	vi.	Stella Mae (1894-1977)
	630	vii.	Edna Hazel (1898-1979)
	631	viii.	Denver Raymond (1901-1973)
	632	ix.	Mary Ann (1904-1995)
	633	x.	Ina Marie (1908-1996)

Family of Mary “Mollie” SHAWHAN (166) & Joseph HOLLIDAY

358. Elizabeth HOLLIDAY (Mary “Mollie” SHAWHAN6, Henry Ewalt5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Elizabeth died in 1945.

In 1884 Elizabeth married Dr. Higgins SMITH, son of Francis C. SMITH (1814-) & Agnes CHINN. Higgins was born in Harrison County, Kentucky, on August 21, 1847.

DR. HIGGINS C. SMITH

A portrait of Dr. Higgins C. Smith, Chairman of the Harrison County Democratic Committee, and Chairman of the Democratic Committee for the Twenty-eighth Judicial District, is presented on this page.  Little Miss Agnes Ball Smith also appears in the portrait, because the two make such a handsome combination the artistic taste of the DEMOCRAT would not allow a separation.  Dr. Smith was born in Harrison county on August 21st, 1847.  He graduated in medicine from Belleview Hospital, New York City, in 1869, and practiced continously in the counties of Harrison, Scott and  Bourbon until 1893.  He was born and raised on a farm, and has resided there all his life.   In 1884 he married to Miss Elizabeth Varnon Holliday.

In politics Dr. Smith has always taken a prominent part, being identified with the democratic party, and through it laboring for what he conceived the best interests of all classes of people.  A farmer himself, he understands the needs and requirement of farmers, and in him they have always found a staunch friend.  

The doctor was chosen unanimously for the prominent positions he occupies in local politics, a just tribute to the worth and  integrity of the man. He is now being urged by his friend to become a candidate for the democratic Congressonal nomination from the Ninth district, and should he consent there is no doubt that he would command a large and influential following.  If nominated he would be elected.

Miss Agnes Ball Smith is a sweet and winsome girl about ten years old.  She is a lineal descendant of Esther Ball whose half-sister, Mary Ball, was the mother of George Washington.  Agnes is naturally a great favorite with the older folks and well as with the little folks.  Her gentle disposition, vivacious manners and bright mind persage the womanly woman and a popular welcome when "coming out time" arrives.166
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History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed. by William Henry Perrin,  O. L. Baskin & Co., Chicago, 1882.  p. 723. [Harrison County]  [Leesburg Precinct]

HIGGINS C. SMITH, M.D., P. O. Leesburg, son of F. C. and Agnes (Chinn) Smith, born in 1847.  His father, Frances C., was born in 1814, and he and wife are still living.  She being the daughter of John Chinn and Mildred (Higgins) Chinn; the former was born August 2, 1766, and died March 8, 1839, and the latter was born July 24, 1776, and died July 20, 1819.  His grandfather, John Smith, was one of the most prominent citizens of Harrison County in his day; filling at one time the office of Justice of the Peace and for several years Sheriff of Harrison County.  Dr. H.C. Smith was a student at the colleges of Georgetown and Harrodsburg in this State, and graduated in medicine in the class of 1869, at Bellevue Hospital, New York.  In 1870 he began the practice of his profession at Georgetown, Kentucky, remained there one year, then located at Leesburg, where he has since been in active practice and is regarded by his neighbors as a physician of ability.  His father resides eight miles from Cynthiana on the Lexington and Cynthiana Pike, and is engaged in farming, being the breeder of short horn cattle and Cotswold sheep.  Dr. Smith has four living brothers.  Samuel L. is a broker at No. 40, Wall Street, New York. Francis B. is a farmer of Harrison and is interested in fine stock. Marcus A. is a practicing attorney at Tombstone, Arizona Territory, and James J. is in Colorado.  Mother and all of her sons are members of the Christian Church at Leesburg.

They had one child:
	634	i.	Agnes

Family of Hubbard Warfield SHAWHAN (167) & Anna HOGGINS (178)

359. Hubbard Warfield SHAWHAN II (Hubbard Warfield6, Henry Ewalt5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Hubbard Warfield was born in Cynthiana, Kentucky, about 1867.

Hubbard served in the Spanish-American War with the US Army in Cuba. Prior to that he was a 2nd Lt. in Company K, 2nd Regiment of Infantry, Kentucky State Guards, organized in 1894 in Cynthiana, known as the Lafferty Guards. (per Cynthiana Democrat., June 1896).

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Cynthiana Democrat, June 1896:
Lafferty Guards

Company K, 2d Regiment of Infantry, Kentucky State Guards, was organized May 19, 1894, with fifty-three members.

W. S. Hardin was elected Captain, E. C. McDowell, 1st Lieutenant and W. J. Gossett, 2nd Lieutenant.  H. W. Shawhan was appointed 1st Sergeant, John Ingles, P. Ward, C. Corrigan and C. Howard duty Sergeants; and D. Williams, B. Pennell, H. Ward, Jas. Rankin, W. Parrish, S. M. McDowell, C. Reed and H. Reynolds, Corporals; Chas. Lacy, drummer.

Since the organization of the company the following promotions have been made:  1st Sergeant H. W. Shawhan appointed 2nd Lieutenant on staff of Maj. McMath; Corporal Jas. Rankin elected 2nd Lieutenant of the company; Corporal Denny Williams promoted to 1st Sergeant, and Corporal B. Pennell promoted to Sergeant.

The following have been discharged:  Sergeant P. Ward, Corporal H. Ward and privates E. Clark, T. Corrigan, Chas. Hickman, Wm. Hickman, Chas. Lyons, C. Mattox, R. Musser, D. Renaker, Joe Stevens, K. Thompson and Wright Williams, and the following have been enlisted:  Leslie Lail, N. Lally, F. McClure, F. Nichols and H. Webster, all enlisted on June 19, 1895.  The following on May 12, 1896:  B. Atkinson, Chas. Allen, Trim Hedges, J. T. Musselman, J. Q. Jewett, E. J. Coffey, F. Pollmeyer, J. Gibbons, Geo. Heck, T. Smiser, Kerr Riggs, Richard Moore, Thos. Collier, Chas. Jones (bugler), W. McGee, B. H. Conner, M. McDowell, Charles Maffett and Jack Sharp.  Total enlisted organization of the company twenty-four, total discharged thirteen, net gain of enlistment eleven, present strength of company (rank and file) sixty-one.

For drill, discipline and general deportment, when on duty, Company K ranks A1.
Company K has attended two annual encampments, at Peducah in July, 1894, and at Henderson in August, 1895, where they captured two-thirds of the orderlies and "got everything they went after."  They have never made up their minds to try for the flag yet but if they should other companies must look to their laurels.

Private Ashley Ward, of this company, at the encampment of Henderson receive a gold medal for being the best soldier in the regiment.

The Company has no active service since its organization and the boys are very anxious to try real soldiering.

Their Captain is proud of the Company and feels confident if they were called upon at any time, or for any purposes they would respond to a man, and that they would make such a record that Cynthiana would be proud of them.

About 1889 Hubbard Warfield married Helen MUSSELMAN, daughter of William MUSSELMAN (January 29, 1839-) & Kittie Sallie PRICE (October 7, 1840-), in Kentucky. Helen was born in Kentucky in 1870. Helen died in Kentucky in 1922; she was 52.

Helen's father, W. C. Musselman, was one of the few Harrison Co., KY residents who served in the Union Army during the Civil War, rising from  to a Captain in charge of a company engaged in such battles as Shiloh, Chattanooga, and the Atlanta campaign. Helen was descended from John Price, b. 1759 in Frederick Co., MD, a Revolutionary War soldier who served at Princeton, NJ, at Monmouth, NJ, and was wounded at the Battle of Brandywine.

The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 13: Mrs. Helen Musselman Shawhan. DAR ID Number: 12078 Born in Kentucky. Wife of Hubbard Warfield Shawhan. Descendant of Col. John Price, of Maryland. Daughter of Capt. W. C. Musselman and Kittie Sallee, his wife. Granddaughter of Jacob Sallee and Sidney Price, his wife. Gr.-granddaughter of James Price and Susan Collins, his wife. Great-great-granddaughter of John Price, who served as a soldier at Princeton, was wounded at Brandywine and was at the battle of Monmouth. He was born in Frederick county, Md., 1759, and died in Jessamine county, Ky., while preparing to attend a reception to Lafayette when the Marquis in 1824 revisited this country.

They had one child:
	635	i.	Hubbard William (1890-1954)

Family of Maggie Rebecca SHAWHAN (168) & Robert Baylor LYNE Dr., Jr.

360. Marguerite Rebecca LYNE (Maggie Rebecca SHAWHAN6, Henry Ewalt5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Marguerite Rebecca was born in Richmond, Virginia.

The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 35: Mrs. Marguerite Rebecca Lyne Payne. DAR ID Number: 34148 Born in Richmond, Virginia. Wife of Hume Payne. Descendant of Ensign Henry Ewalt. Daughter of Robert Baylor Lyne and Maggie Rebecca Shawhan, his wife. Granddaughter of Henry Ewalt Shawhan and Sarah Cantrill, his wife. Gr.-granddaughter of Joseph Shawhan and Sarah Ewalt, his wife. Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Henry Ewalt and Elizabeth (Fry) Kellar, his wife. Henry Ewalt, (1754-1829), served as ensign in the 6th company, First Battalion, Bedford County, Pennsylvania militia, 1777. He removed from Pennsylvania to Bourbon County, Ky., where he died. Also Nos. 13331, 14534.

Marguerite Rebecca married Mathew Rume PAYNE.

They had the following children:
	636	i.	Maria Gay (1908-1993)
	637	ii.	Rebecca Lyne (1906-1971)

Family of Cynthia Arabella “Tinnie” SHAWHAN (169) & John Connelly MAY

361. Charles Brent MAY (Cynthia Arabella “Tinnie” SHAWHAN6, Henry Ewalt5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Charles Brent was born in Spencer County, Kentucky, on March 7, 1875. Charles Brent died in Lexington, Kentucky, in March 1953; he was 77.167 Charles Brent was buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

On June 17, 1905 Charles Brent married Edna Heath FITHIAN, daughter of Edward Ray FITHIAN (July 7, 1854-August 7, 1895) & Mary Ford HEATH (July 21, 1857-February 16, 1923), in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Marriage date listed as June 17, 1903--”Hutchcrafts in America,” p. 52. Edna Heath was born in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky, on December 9, 1882. Edna Heath died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky, on May 23, 1923; she was 40.168 Edna Heath was buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
	638	i.	Mary Heath (1904-1982)
	639	ii.	Elizabeth Brent (1915-1997)

362. Henry Shawhan MAY (Cynthia Arabella “Tinnie” SHAWHAN6, Henry Ewalt5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Henry Shawhan was born on January 8, 1878.

On January 22, 1908 Henry Shawhan first married Amanda YERKES. Amanda was born in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky, on December 11, 1885. Amanda died on March 8, 1921; she was 35.

They had the following children:
		i.	John. John was born on October 4, 1909. John died in McKenzie, Tennessee, circa 1993; he was 83.
			On December 28, 1946 John married Madge HAWKINS. Madge was born in Hillsboro, Kentucky.
	640	ii.	Ann Shawhan (1914-)

In 1925 Henry Shawhan second married Kittie BURBERRY.

Family of Joseph LAIL (171) & Margaret Ann GRAY

363. Buena Vista LAIL (Joseph6, Sarah Elizabeth "Betsey" SHAWHAN5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Buena Vista was born circa 1847.

Buena Vista married Newton WALKER.

They had one child:
	641	i.	Frank Cummins (1874-1926)

364. Webb LAIL (Joseph6, Sarah Elizabeth "Betsey" SHAWHAN5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Webb was born on December 22, 1848. Webb died on August 4, 1933; he was 84.

Webb married Mary A. HUFFMAN. Mary A. died on July 7, 1940.

They had the following children:
		i.	George William. George William was born on February 23, 1883. George William died on June 15, 1886; he was 3.
		ii.	Joseph. Joseph was born on March 11, 1885. Joseph died on June 11, 1943; he was 58.
			Joseph married Mary Lou BAKER. Mary Lou died in September 1975.
	642	iii.	John K.
	643	iv.	Frank (1888-ca1963)
	644	v.	Webb (1891-)

365. Woodford LAIL (Joseph6, Sarah Elizabeth "Betsey" SHAWHAN5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Woodford was born in 1858. Woodford died on March 26, 1922; he was 64.

Woodford married Flodia BRAMBLETT. Flodia died on May 13, 1933.

They had the following children:
		i.	Correna. Correna was born circa 1874. Correna died on October 12, 1959; she was 85.
			Correna married Rufus R. LAIL, son of Charles Francis LAIL (October 13, 1838-) & Sarah Alice McMILLAN. Rufus R. was born on August 22, 1876. Rufus R. died on September 28, 1935; he was 59.
		ii.	Wornell. Wornell was born in 1880. Wornell died on January 4, 1913; he was 33.
		iii.	Addie G. Addie G. was born on March 21, 1888. Addie G. died in 1969; she was 80.
		iv.	James T. James T. was born on December 24, 1889. James T. died on April 7, 1942; he was 52.
		v.	Alexander. Alexander was born on April 23, 1896. Alexander died circa 1960; he was 63.
	645	vi.	Larkin (1900-1963)

Family of John Shawhan LAIL (173) & Sarah Ann Eliza LAIR

366. Henry Miller LAIL (John Shawhan6, Sarah Elizabeth "Betsey" SHAWHAN5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Henry Miller was born on January 28, 1853. Henry Miller died on February 3, 1914; he was 61.

From “This Old House” by Kathryn Wilson, “Miller Lail House:”

This old house is in Harrison county with its entrance in Bourbon County, on the Townsend Valley Pike. It is 10 miles from Cynthiana and 10 miles from Paris. The driveway to the house crosses Silas Creek, Which is the boundary line between the two counties. The house and its 700 surrounding acres are owned and operated by Mrs. Miller Lail, her daughter, Anne Eliza, and her step-son, John Lail.

The place was built in 1840 by James L. Patterson. James L. was one of the sons of Joseph Patterson who came to Harrison County from Virginia soon after the Revolutionary War and settled near the present James Patterson farm on the Jacksonville Pike. James L. married Margaret Miller and they lived for one year in the ancient log cabin still standing at the rear of the house pictured here. This beautiful old frame house was constructed by a colored man who cut the wood from the farm, had the weather-boarding sawed, then measured and laid out every single piece for the entire house in perfect order before he started to build.

Mr. Patterson added to his land until the place included 1,460 acres and named it "Rural Choice." He was a successful breeder of Cotswold sheep, Shorthorn cattle, horses and mules, but took particular pride in his cattle. He sold his registered Shorthorns all over the United States, delivering them in person. He loved to tell how he and his colored man, Sid, would travel all over the country, bedded down at night in the freight cars with the cattle. Oil paintings of two of the prize Shorthorns hang in the lovely old parlor today along with the portraits of Mr. and Mrs. Patterson.

The Pattersons had only one child, a foster son, Miller Lail, who was a cousin of Mrs. Patterson. The child came to live with them at the age of two, when 'his mother died. He grew up in the old house and became its second master. He first married Emma Noise and here they reared their three children, Jim and Margaret (both deceased) and John Lail, who now lives at the house and manages the farm.

After the death of Emma Noise Lail, Miller Lail married Mary Drane in 1900. Their only child, Anne Eliza, now manages the house, although she still considers her mother its mistress, for, at 95, Mrs. Lail is spry in body and keen in mind, her 95th birth-day coming on March 16th. Her sister who is also a member of the household is 82 and now spends her days in a wheel chair.

And a more lively household you'll go far to find. For Anne Eliza during the past six years has housed 31 orphans ranging in age from three days to 16 years. She keeps them until proper homes can be found for them. One girl she kept for nine years. This girl is now married and has two children, making Anne Eliza a grandmother. One little girl, now four years old, named Sara Jean, she's adopted permanently. And next week she's getting a 10--day old baby.

Anne Eliza and John Lail do not go in for cattle breeding on as large a scale as did the first master of this old place, but When it comes to dogs and canaries- One year they bred and sold 100 canary birds. And they've bred and sold hundreds of puppies into nearly every state in the union. They have Scotties, collies, toy terriers, Boston terriers and formerly had the Pekingese. No, there's never a dull moment in this beautiful peaceful looking old house.

Henry Miller first married Emma J. NOYES. Emma J. was born on August 28, 1858. Emma J. died on July 29, 1899; she was 40.

They had the following children:
		i.	Margaret. Margaret was born on April 19, 1889. Margaret died on March 8, 1945; she was 55.
			Margaret married JOHNSON.
		ii.	James Patterson. James Patterson was born on June 9, 1891. James Patterson died circa 1977; he was 85.
			James Patterson married Mary Louise BRUCE.
		iii.	John Noyes. John Noyes was born on March 25, 1893. John Noyes died on March 27, 1956; he was 63.
			Unmarried.

In 1900 Henry Miller second married Mary DRANE. Mary was born on March 16, 1961. Mary died on February 14, 1960; she was <1.

They had one child:
		i.	Sarah Ann Eliza. Sarah Ann Eliza was born on November 18, 1910.

Family of Sarah Jane SHAWHAN (175) & Thomas Edwin MOORE

367. Talitha Rush MOORE (Sarah Jane SHAWHAN6, John5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Talitha Rush was born in Falmouth, Kentucky, on July 9, 1860. Talitha Rush died in Kansas City, MO, on December 2, 1953; she was 93.

Talitha was a very accomplished woman who wrote columns on Kentucky and  Missouri history for the Kansas City Star newspaper.

In 1881 Talitha Rush married Henry Dodrige AMENT, son of George Henry AMENT & Rebecca Jane WHEAT, in Covington, Kentucky. Henry Dodrige was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on July 11, 1858. Henry Dodrige died in Kansas City, MO, on October 9, 1925; he was 67.

They had the following children:
	646	i.	Alice Louise (1894-1988)
		ii.	Thomas Moore. Thomas Moore was born about 1896.
		iii.	Shelby. Shelby was born about 1900.

368. John Shawhan MOORE (Sarah Jane SHAWHAN6, John5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John Shawhan was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on March 15, 1866. John Shawhan died in Weslaco, Texas, on April 6, 1944; he was 78. John Shawhan was buried in Ulrich, Missouri. Resided in Ulrich, Missouri. Occupation: Grain Merchant.

Urich Cemetery
T43, R28, S34 - Bogard Township
795 NW 1271 Rd, Urich, Henry Co, MO
1208 known burials from 1866 to 2001
Landowner: City of Urich
Indexed by: Listing not complete - work still in progress
Condition: Well maintained.
Notes: This cemetery is divided into three main blocks: Byrd (BYR), Wells (WEL), and Holwell (HOL).

MOORE, John Shawhan - b: 1866 - d: 1944 - bur: Blk:WEL Lot:095 Gr:F 
MOORE, Mary - wooden cross no dates - bur: Blk:WEL Lot:095 Gr:D

On March 15, 1888 John Shawhan married Elizabeth Hawes “Lizzie” CUNNINGHAM, daughter of Marquis de LaFayette CUNNINGHAM (May 10, 1825-October 25, 1869) & Sarah Ellen “Sallie” BEDFORD (November 25, 1830-July 22, 1889), in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Elizabeth Hawes “Lizzie” was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on March 3, 1866.

They had the following children:
		i.	Mary. Mary was born on November 24, 1889.
	647	ii.	John Edwin (1892-)

369. Sterling Price MOORE (Sarah Jane SHAWHAN6, John5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Sterling Price was born in Kentucky about 1861.

About 1887 Sterling Price married Anna KIMBROUGH, daughter of Major/Mager KIMBROUGH (1800-before March 24, 1879) & Minerva K. SNELL (September 27, 1827-August 21, 1886). Anna was born in Kentucky about 1862.

They had the following children:
		i.	Snell. Snell was born in 1882. Snell died in 1921; he was 39.
			There is no proof that this Snell Moore is the same as is listed in McCann’s Current Family genealogy (p. 23). It is an educated guess based upon birth dates and the unusual name “Snell.”  I already had Snell Moore in my database when I entered the Current data.  --Bob Francis, March 7, 1999.

			Snell married Bessie L. EWALT, daughter of Edwin EWALT (285) (1867-1895) & Elizabeth T. CURRENT (1865-1949). Bessie L. was born in Shawhan, Kentucky, in 1887. Bessie L. died in 1920; she was 33.
		ii.	Lica.
		iii.	Price.
		iv.	Minerva.
			Minerva married SMITH.
		v.	T.H.

370. Thomas E. MOORE Jr. (Sarah Jane SHAWHAN6, John5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Thomas is named as executor of Margaret Pugh’s will (Will Bk. U, pp. 151-152).  Margaret is the daughter of Nancy Shawhan and Nicholas Smith.

Thomas E. married Annie May ADDAMS, daughter of William ADDAMS (September 6, 1850-) & Cora Virginia COOK (April 17, 1855-).

From copy of "Cyrus Beecher" Bible:  "Annie May Addams (6th child) married (2nd wife) Tom E. Moore (of Capt. T.E. Moore, Pendleton Co., and Sarah J. Shawhan, Harrison Co.).  One child, Ann Moore.

They had one child:
		i.	Ann.

Family of Daniel SHAWHAN (176) & Elizabeth W. (Lizzie) BEDFORD

371. Harry Bedford SHAWHAN (Daniel6, John5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Harry Bedford was born in Carter County, Kentucky, on January 15, 1875. Harry Bedford died in Barberton, Ohio, in November 1966; he was 91.

About 1898 Harry Bedford married Margaret FRANK. Margaret was born about 1878.

They had the following children:
		i.	Henry. Henry was born about 1899.
		ii.	Fletcher. Fletcher was born on May 1, 1900.
		iii.	Margaret. Margaret was born in 1903.
		iv.	Benjamin. Benjamin was born in August 1905.
	648	v.	Joseph (1921-1994)

372. John SHAWHAN (Daniel6, John5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John was born in Kentucky on November 11, 1877.

In November 1899 John married Catherine "Kate" COREY, in Ashland, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	Frank. Frank was born on September 18, 1901. Frank died on April 1, 1902; he was <1.
		ii.	Elizabeth. Elizabeth was born on April 10, 1902.
		iii.	Daniel. Daniel was born on October 19, 1903. Daniel died on October 10, 1906; he was 2.
		iv.	Bedford. Bedford was born on July 4, 1905.

373. Pugh Miller SHAWHAN (Daniel6, John5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Pugh Miller was born in Kentucky on February 22, 1881. Pugh Miller died in Rush, Kentucky, in November 1967; he was 86.

From Social Security Death Index:  SHAWHAN, PUGH 405-12-6846 (KY) b. 22 Feb 1881, d. Nov 1967.  Evidence is inconclusive that this is the same person.
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Kentucky 1910 Miracode Index:
Pugh M Shawhan 
  Enumeration District: 0047 Color: W 
  Age: 29 Birth Place: Kentucky 
  Visit: 0145  
  County:  Carter 
  Relation:  Husband 
  Relatives:  Wife Rachel 27, Kentucky
Daughter Talitha 06, Kentucky
Son Joe 01, Kentucky

In January 1901 Pugh Miller married Rachel ADAMS. Rachel was born circa 1883.

They had the following children:
		i.	Tabitha. Tabitha was born on July 7, 1903.
		ii.	Joseph. Joseph was born about 1906.
		iii.	Mary. Mary was born about 1907.
		iv.	Robert. Robert was born about 1909.

374. Joseph Ewalt SHAWHAN (Daniel6, John5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Joseph Ewalt was born in Carter County, Kentucky, on July 27, 1883. Joseph Ewalt died in Fairfax County, Virginia, on April 15, 1944; he was 60.

Joseph was born and raised in Carter Co., KY, early on learning how to
hunt to help put food on the table. He soon determined that coal
mining was not for him, so he enlisted in the US Army in 1905, serving
until May 1913, including tours of duty in the US and also in fighting
against the hostile Moros, on Mindanao, in the Philippines; he was
discharged as a quartermaster sergeant. After his release he accepted
a position with the Bureau of Engraving in Washington, D.C. and soon
married Grace Morris, also from Carter County. He also worked at the
US Navy Yard in D.C. and, in 1922, began work with the Corps of
Engineers, where he continued to serve until his death in 1944. He was
a member of the Christian Church and was a Mason. True to his early
upbringing, he was always an outstanding shot and hunter of quail.

On December 26, 1913 Joseph Ewalt married Grace May MORRIS, daughter of John MORRIS & Martha GILBERT, in Grayson, Kentucky. Grace May was born in Carter County, Kentucky, on December 31, 1890. Grace May died in Arlington, Virginia, on November 8, 1977; she was 86.

Grace was born at Smoky Valley in Carter Co., Ky, educated at a high school in Grayson, and graduated from Morehead, (KY) College in 1908, after which she began teaching in the public schools of Carter County. After her family's move to Washington D. C. she became a substitute teacher in the Arlington, VA public schools. She was also very active in the Christian Church and in the Order of the Eastern Star.

They had one child:
	649	i.	Daniel Green (1918-)

Family of William MILLER (177) & Sarah RULE

375. William Pugh MILLER Jr. (William6, Margaret SHAWHAN5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). William Pugh was born on November 16, 1871.

William Pugh married Willie Moore LAIR, daughter of John Muir LAIR (December 26, 1876-May 27, 1937) & America Layson MOORE (October 25, 1878-September 16, 1972).

They had one child:
	650	i.	Mabel

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Family of Rebecca W. STANGER (180) & Charles DOYLE

376. Grace Agnes DOYLE (Rebecca W. STANGER7, Hannah PEARSON6, Jane SHAWHAN5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Grace Agnes was born in St. Albans, Indiana, on January 2, 1871. Grace Agnes was buried in I.O.O.F. Cemetery, Marion, Grant County, Indiana, in 1937; she was 65. Grace Agnes died in 1104 S Branson, Marion, Grant County, Indiana, on October 26, 1937; she was 66.

Death certificate says she died of Diabetes.

On May 10, 1893 Grace Agnes married John Francis MORRIS, in St Paul's Ch, Marion, Grant County, Indiana. John Francis was buried in St. Louis Cemetary, Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky. John Francis was born in Ohio in August . John Francis was born in Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky, on January 15, 1865. John Francis died on December 11, 1916 in Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
	651	i.	Charles Dennis (-1977)
	652	ii.	Grace Marie (1896-1972)
		iii.	John Aloysius. John Aloysius was born in Ohio in August . John Aloysius died in April  in a Marion Nursing Home (Bradner ?), Marion, Grant County, Indiana. John Aloysius was buried on May 2, 1978 in I.O.O.F. Cemetery, Section B, Marion, Grant County, Indiana.
	653	iv.	Ethel (1899-1975)
		v.	Thomas Joseph. Thomas Joseph was born in Marion, Grant County, Indiana, on June 3, 1909. Thomas Joseph died in Marion, Indiana, on June 15, 1999; he was 90.
		vi.	Catherine Mary. Catherine Mary was buried in I.O.O.F. Cemetery, Marion, Grant County, Indiana, after January 20, 1982; she was 75. Catherine Mary was born in Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky, on February 25, 1906. Catherine Mary died in Marion General Hospital, Marion, Grant County, Indiana, on January 20, 1982; she was 75.
			Former executive director of the Grant County Tuberculosis Association. In later years, was secretary for Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church. She was also a volunteer with Meals on Wheels.

			About 1945 Catherine Mary married Sylvester Francis HUNECK, in St Paul's Ch, Marion, Grant County, Indiana. Sylvester Francis died in April  in Marion, Grant County, Indiana. Sylvester Francis was buried in I.O.O.F. Cemetery, Marion, Grant County, Indiana, after April 10, 1969; he was 69. Sylvester Francis was born on June 14, 1899.
		vii.	Joseph Francis. Joseph Francis was born in Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky, about 1902. Joseph Francis was buried in St. Louis Cemetary (not family plot), Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky. Joseph Francis died in Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky, on May 20, 1905; he was 3.

377. Rebecca Elizabeth DOYLE (Rebecca W. STANGER7, Hannah PEARSON6, Jane SHAWHAN5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Rebecca Elizabeth was born in Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky, on June 23, 1878. Rebecca Elizabeth died in 1523 S. Branson  (her home), Marion, Grant County, Indiana, on July 3, 1962; she was 84. Rebecca Elizabeth was buried in IOOF Cemetery, Marion, Grant County, Indiana, on July 6, 1962; she was 84.

Had 11 grandchildren and 9 gr-grandchildren at her death; lived in Marion 43 yrs.

On July 12, 1898 Rebecca Elizabeth married Charles F WEIGAND, in Grant County, Indiana. Charles F was buried in I.O.O.F. Cemetery, Marion, Grant County, Indiana, after July 14, 1950; he was 83. Charles F was born in Bellaire, Belmont County, Ohio, in 1867. Charles F died in 1523 South Branson (home), Marion, Grant County, Indiana, on July 14, 1950; he was 83.

Died of "complications"; he had been ill only 4 days.

They had the following children:
		i.	Fred. Fred was born in 1901. Fred died in 1905; he was 4.
		ii.	John D. John D. was buried in I.O.O.F. Cemetery, Marion, Grant County, Indiana. John D. was born in Friendship, WV, on July 16, 1906. John D. died in Marion General Hospital, Marion, Grant County, Indiana, on October 24, 1977; he was 71.
			Died of heart trouble. Needham and Son Funeral Home.

		iii.	Joseph C. Joseph C was born in Sistersville, WV, on January 18, 1904. Joseph C died in Marion, Grant County, Indiana, on December 15, 1979; he was 75. Joseph C was buried in Gardens of Memory Cemetery, Huntington County, Indiana, on December 18, 1979; he was 75.
			Joseph C married Lucille JONES. Lucille was born in Gas City, Grant County, Indiana, on February 12, 1898. Lucille died in Marion General Hospital, Marion, Grant County, Indiana, on May 13, 1984; she was 86. Lucille was buried in Gardens of Memory Cemetery, Huntington County, Indiana, on May 16, 1984; she was 86.

			Additional obit: Marion Chronicle Tribune May 15, 1984  Raven Funeral
			Home
		iv.	Doyle.
	654	v.	Thomas (1899-1994)
	655	vi.	Hannah (1909-1993)
		vii.	Patrick.
	656	viii.	Mary Catherine
		ix.	Paul A. Paul A. was born in Friendly, WV, in April . Paul A. died on December 23, 1993 in Marion General Hospital, Marion, Grant County, Indiana. Paul A. was buried on December 27, 1993 in Estates of Serenity (IOOF), Marion, Grant County, Indiana.
			Obit said he was born in Sistersville, WV. Owen-Weilert-Duncan Funeral Home. Employed by Marion City Parks Department.

	657	x.	James A. (1917-1997)

378. Thomas William DOYLE (Rebecca W. STANGER7, Hannah PEARSON6, Jane SHAWHAN5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Thomas William was buried in IOOF Cemetary, Marion, Grant County, Indiana. Thomas William was born about 1918. Thomas William was born in Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky, on July 2, 1885. Thomas William died in Marion General Hospital, Marion, Grant County, Indiana, on February 28, 1963; he was 45.

Lived in Marion for 72 yrs; had 5 grandchildren at time of death

On February 4, 1913 Thomas William married Goldie May POLING, in St Paul's California Ch, Marion, Grant County, Indiana. Goldie May was born in 1889. Goldie May died in 1947; she was 58. Goldie May was buried in I. O. O. F. Cemetery, Marion, Grant County, Indiana, in 1947; she was 58.

They had the following children:
		i.	T. Joseph. T. Joseph was born in 1914. T. Joseph died in 1944; he was 30. T. Joseph was buried in I. O. O. F. Cemetery, Marion, Grant County, Indiana, in 1944; he was 30.
			Was 10 yrs old in 1924 St Paul's Dir

		ii.	William J. William J was born about 1918.
			Was 6 yrs old in 1924 St Dir  Lived at one time at 7115 Premium St,
			Long Beach, Ca 90808

379. Charles J DOYLE Jr. (Rebecca W. STANGER7, Hannah PEARSON6, Jane SHAWHAN5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Charles J died in August . Charles J was buried in Anderson, Indiana. Charles J was born in Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky, on March 3, 1881.

Lived in Anderson, Madison Co, IN. Also lived in North Vernon.

Charles J married Mabel CLOUD.

They had the following children:
	658	i.	Mary
		ii.	James S. James S was born in 1908. James S died in 1980; he was 72.

Family of William John SHAWHAN (181) & Anna Eliza McGIBNEY

380. Willett Oliver SHAWHAN (William John7, Oliver O.6, Mary5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Willett Oliver was born in Pennsylvania on February 3, 1882. Willett Oliver died in Pennsylvania on November 1, 1936; he was 54.

About 1900 Willett Oliver first married Mary Jane SCOTT, in Pennsylvania. Mary Jane was born in Pennsylvania on July 23, 1878. Mary Jane died in Pennsylvania on March 6, 1902; she was 23.

They had the following children:
	659	i.	Elmer Howard (1900-1973)
		ii.	Hazel Belle. Hazel Belle was born in Pennsylvania on November 5, 1900. Hazel Belle died in Pennsylvania on November 27, 1900; she was <1.

On September 5, 1905 Willett Oliver second married Anne Elizabeth CROFT, in Pennsylvania. Anne Elizabeth was born in IRE on December 24, 1883.

They had one child:
		i.	Willett. Willett was born after 1905.

Family of Maude Jane CRAIG (182) & John Lee WHITAKER

381. Robert Brown WHITAKER (Maude Jane CRAIG7, Imogene SHAWHAN6, Daniel5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Robert Brown was born in 1883.

Robert Brown married Jessie SEYMOUR.

They had one child:
		i.	Mary Jane. Mary Jane was born in 1912.

Family of Mary Ann (Molly) SHAWHAN (184) & Richard M. JONES

382. Eva Sylvia JONES (Mary Ann (Molly) SHAWHAN7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Eva Sylvia was born in Beverly, Washington, Ohio, in August 1870. Eva Sylvia died in Mt. Lebanon, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, in 1947; she was 76. Eva Sylvia was buried in Mt. Lebanon Cem., Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, in 1947; she was 76.

After 1913 Eva Sylvia first married Joe NUNEMAKER, in Beverly, Washington, Ohio.

On September 29, 1899 Eva Sylvia second married John Seldon "Jack" MILLER, son of George MILLER & Mary HARTFORD, in Washington Colorado, Ohio. John Seldon "Jack" was born in Morgan County, Ohio, in 1868. John Seldon "Jack" died in Beverly, Washington, Ohio, in 1915; he was 47.

They had the following children:
		i.	George Richard. George Richard was born in Beverly, Washington, Ohio, about 1900. George Richard died in Mt. Lebanon, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, after 1963; he was 63.
			George was only 15 years old when he was wounded in WWI.

	660	ii.	Mary Inez (1898-1997)
		iii.	John Hayward. John Hayward died in Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania. John Hayward was born in Beverly, Washington, Ohio, about 1902.
			John Hayward first married Alice BLACK.
			John Hayward second married Gladys HARMON.
	661	iv.	Roy (1893-)

383. Margaret  "Sadie" JONES (Mary Ann (Molly) SHAWHAN7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Margaret  "Sadie" was born in Beverly, Washington, Ohio, in 1873. Margaret  "Sadie" died in Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, about 1964; she was 91.

On September 2, 1899 Margaret  "Sadie" married Bert HENRY, in Washington Colorado, Ohio. Bert was born about 1873.

They had one child:
		i.	Marie.
			Marie married KELM. They were divorced in Divorced.

Family of William Woodward SHAWHAN (186) & Mary Catherine FORTNEY

384. Robert D. SHAWHAN (William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Robert D. was born in WV on March 21, 1891. Robert D. died in Winter Park, FL, in 1975; he was 83.

Robert was known as being excellent with his hands, particularly as a carpenter who would buy homes in need of repair, then remodel them and resell them for a profit. He also built a little church for his sister Pearl in Little Rock Camp, WV.

About 1912 Robert D. married Hattie Mae BEAVER, in WV. Hattie Mae was born on May 29, 1890. Hattie Mae died in Winter Park, FL, in 1977; she was 86.

Hattie met Robert in Gypsy, WV, where he was a coal miner and Hattie was one of the girls who brought drinking water to the workers.

They had the following children:
	662	i.	Victor Emanuel (1914-1984)
	663	ii.	Robert Hugh (1921-)
		iii.	Clifford J. Clifford J. was born in WV in 1912.
			Clifford enlisted in the US Navy before WWII and was serving as a Chief Motor Machinist on a minesweeper in Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, when the Japanese attacked; despite intense strafing, he was able to start the boat's engines and get underway thru the Harbor entrance; he subsequently served throughout the war, on the minesweeper, in campaigns across the Pacific.

	664	iv.	William Irving (1918-)

385. Hugh Benjamin SHAWHAN (William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Hugh early on moved to Hazard, KY but would always return for the annual reunions at which time he would take numerous pictures. He often arrived in a mobile home-type vehicle in which he would eat and sleep with his family.

Hugh Benjamin married Belva.

They had the following children:
		i.	Wabern.
		ii.	Mary Catherine.

386. Howard Wesley SHAWHAN (William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Howard Wesley was born in Steubenville, Ohio, on August 27, 1904. Howard Wesley died in Clarksburg, WV, on April 6, 1985; he was 80.

Howard was a miner who is also remembered for his love of hunting frogs and turtles, which usually ended up in the cook pot.

On March 14, 1925 Howard Wesley married Iota Marie POWELL, in Hepzibah, WV. Iota Marie was born in Hepzibah, WV, on March 14, 1904. Iota Marie died in Clarksburg, WV, on February 27, 1982; she was 77.

They had the following children:
	665	i.	CoraBelle (1925-)
		ii.	Margarite Ellen. Margarite Ellen was born on September 1, 1927.
			Margarite Ellen married Burdell HANEY.
	666	iii.	Mary Lavina (1930-)
		iv.	Billie Lee. Billie Lee was born in WV on September 12, 1932. Billie Lee died in WV on March 21, 1934; she was 1.
	667	v.	John Howard (1939-)

387. Marcey Pearl SHAWHAN (William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Marcey Pearl was born in Marietta, Ohio, on March 16, 1899. Marcey Pearl died in Wallace, WV, on January 13, 1996; she was 96.

Pearl was the family historian and much of what you see in this lineage was due to her maintenance of the family Bible and related records. She raised nine children when times were very hard in this coal mining region of West Virginia and was noted for her firm religious beliefs and for her generosity to one and all. Her children recall her superb cooking, in all situations, especially the "white gravy, cooked with butter, milk, and occasionally ham leavings, with homemade bread, cornbread, or biscuits". For a time, in the 1930s, the family lived in a log house, with three rooms -- "a big room where we kids slept, usually four to a bed, a dining room where Mom and Dad slept, and a long kitchen". Sometimes, when guests were present, some of the kids would sleep up in an attic loft, and they remember waking up to find snow on their bed because it had blown thru the chinks in the logs during the night. They had a "three holer (outhouse) -- two normal size and a smaller one for the babies". The family had many moves, resulting in Pearl's comment that "the chickens got so used to moving that they would roll over and lift their legs to be tied." Another of her bits of advice was "As you travel down life's pathway, no matter what your goal, keep your eye on the doughnut and not on the hole." She enjoyed poetry and found great pleasure in the fact that her kin, James Martin Shawhan, of Marietta, Ohio, had published a book on poems, titled "Unpolished Pebbles". Her son, Thomas Lowell, built a new home for her, but she didn't feel comfortable in it. A busy, active, compassionate person, Pearl cared for the little cemetery at the top of Trouser Leg Hill; she also made favors to take with her on her once-a-month visits to a local nursing home, and made a quilt for each new family baby. In addition, she always made an early Sunday morning visit to light the fires and make sure that everything at her church, the Little Rock Camp Baptist Church, was ready for services. On top of all of that, Pearl also cooked at the local school, which was attended by many of her children and grandchildren. It was Pearl who was behind the annual July 4th Shawhan/Earnest reunion, attended by relatives near and far. Pearl's home was in the same hollow in which lived many of her children and other kin folk, such as the Powers family; the house was just below the Baptist Church, which was located at the fork in the road. It wasn't unusual for "Mammaw" to have one or more grandkids staying overnight with her. When Pearl passed away in 1996, she left behind many fond memories and 101 gr-gr-gr-children.

On May 20, 1920 Marcey Pearl married John Hager EARNEST, son of Gorton Christopher EARNEST & Mary Ellen WORECK, in Hepzibah, WV. John Hager was born in Becky's Creek, WV, on February 2, 1900. John Hager died in Wallace, WV, on November 24, 1950; he was 50.

John is remembered by his children as being a jack-of-all-trades, who would try anything to put food on the table when the coal mines would close down. He raised a few cattle, chickens, and hogs and operated a saw mill for a time. Though there were nine children in the family, and occasionally a couple more "strays", they never went hungry. He died of a heart attack, during the Thanksgiving, 1950 snow storm, after his car broke down and he had to walk almost 10 miles through the snow to get home, dying that same night. The name "Earnest" was originally "Ernst" when the family first immigrated to the US from Germany, probably in the 1700s.

They had the following children:
	668	i.	June Mertis (1921-)
	669	ii.	Mollie Katherine (1923-)
	670	iii.	Jack Brannon (1924-)
	671	iv.	Harold Lee (1926-1992)
	672	v.	Carl Richard (Dick) (1928-)
	673	vi.	George Allen (~1930-)
	674	vii.	Lowell Thomas (1931-)
	675	viii.	John (1935-)
	676	ix.	Phyllis Ann (1939-)

388. Edward Murray SHAWHAN (William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Edward was a career US Navy enlisted man who served around the world; he was at Pearl harbor, stationed on a battleship, when the Japanese attacked on Dec. 7, 1941 -- his ship was one of the few that survived the attack. He also served during the atomic bomb tests at Bikini Atoll in the Pacific. One way or another he managed to visit his sister Pearl, every year, back in West Virginia, though he lived on the West Coast, and would tell stories about his travels and bring gifts for her children.

Edward Murray married Waneta WITMER.

They had the following children:
		i.	David.
		ii.	Murray.

389. George SHAWHAN (William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). George was born in WV on February 1, 1906. George died in WV on March 25, 1944; he was 38.

George was killed in a mine explosion from which one of his brothers, Howard, and his brother-in-law, John Earnest, barely escaped.

George married Thelma COBURN.

They had the following children:
	677	i.	Betty Jean
	678	ii.	Loretta "Lou" Ann
	679	iii.	George "Sonny"

390. William Woodrow SHAWHAN (William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). William Woodrow was born in WV.

William was known as "Peach" -- as in "Peaches and Cream". He was also a miner. He would often join his brother Howard in the fun of hunting frogs and turtles. He lived with his sister Pearl for many years, and is remembered by her grandchildren for the stories he used to tell and the wood toys he made for them. Peach also did a little moonshining on the side, using old, shut-down mines for his still locations. A family story tells of Peach being approached, in Hepizibah, by a revenue agent who was trying to trap Peach into selling him some moonshine. As it turned out, Peach was holding a shoe box with four pints in it; he told the agent that he probably could find four pints for him, and asked for the money so that he could go off and find some -- he asked the revenue agent to hold his "shoes" until he returned -- of course Peach never returned. Eventually Peach was sent to jail for six months in Moundsville, WV, for bootlegging; he worked in the mines owned by the jail to make the time go faster. He and his nephew Carl used to work in the mines at Zeising and in the Newman mines at Little Rock Camp.

William Woodrow married Agnes ZIRKLE.

They had one child:
		i.	William Woodrow.

391. Gladdis SHAWHAN (William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Gladdis was born in WV in September 1896.

Gladdis married Dorpha SHIPMAN.

They had the following children:
		i.	Richard.
			Richard had a set of twin girls by his Aunt, Agnes Zirkle Shawhan, the wife of his Uncle Peach.

		ii.	Shirley.
		iii.	Joe.
		iv.	Arlene.
		v.	Naydene.
		vi.	Rosemary.

Family of Jarvis Matthew SHAWHAN (187) & Cecilia Frances GRIGSBY

392. Miller Shaffer SHAWHAN (Jarvis Matthew7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Miller Shaffer was born in Newark, Licking County, Ohio, on November 10, 1895. Miller Shaffer died in Canton, Stark County, Ohio, on July 20, 1959; he was 63.

Miller served with the AEF in WWI, was gassed, and eventually died of lung cancer, but not before he wrote a manuscript about his experiences. His daughter, Celia Patricia, "Pat", a Blue Cross administrator, enhanced the manuscript into a book, including original caricatures drawn by her father. Miller's wife, Sarah, worked in a bank and as a bookkeeper.

On August 17, 1920 Miller Shaffer married Sarah Maria TATE, in Canton, Stark County, Ohio. Sarah Maria was born in Brilliant, Jefferson County, Ohio, on October 29, 1896.

They had the following children:
		i.	Jean Ann. Jean Ann was born in Canton, Stark County, Ohio, on April 30, 1927. Jean Ann died in Canton, Stark County, Ohio, on February 18, 1928; she was <1.
		ii.	Celia Patricia. Celia Patricia was born in Canton, Stark County, Ohio, on June 17, 1931.
	680	iii.	Mary Elizabeth (1921-)

393. Eva Valeria SHAWHAN (Jarvis Matthew7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Eva Valeria was born in Newark, Licking County, Ohio, on July 13, 1897. Eva Valeria died in Ohio in March 1970; she was 72.

About 1919 Eva Valeria married Plummer B. BELL. Plummer B. was born in 1895. Plummer B. died in 1972; he was 77.

They had the following children:
	681	i.	Geneva Mae (1921-)
	682	ii.	Plummer Bryan (1932-)

394. Hobert Hix SHAWHAN (Jarvis Matthew7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Hobert Hix was born in Smithfield, Jefferson County, Ohio, on May 26, 1908. Hobert Hix was buried in Ft. Steuben Burial Estates, in 1989; he was 80. Hobert Hix died in Logan, Ohio, on September 6, 1989; he was 81.

After graduating from high school, Hobert began a career at Wheeling Steel in Steubenville, Ohio from which he retired as Supt. of the Hot Strip Mill. he was active in his church, and in the Masonic Lodge. He also gave generously of his time, particularly to an orphanage in Wierton, Ohio. His favorite hobby was his ham radio, call letters K8U00. His wife, Lessel, taught school in the Jefferson County and Steubenville City Schools.

On January 1, 1939 Hobert Hix married Lessel EARNHART, daughter of Joseph EARNHART & Della BLACKSTEN, in Ohio. Lessel was born about 1910.

They had one child:
	683	i.	Linda (1947-)

395. Jarvis Eugene SHAWHAN (Jarvis Matthew7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Jarvis Eugene was born in Rush Run, Jefferson County, Ohio, on November 4, 1912. Jarvis Eugene died in George's Run, Jefferson County, Ohio, on June 3, 1978; he was 65.

About 1934 Jarvis Eugene married Mildred Frances MURRAY, in Ohio. Mildred Frances was born about 1915.

They had the following children:
	684	i.	Judith Ann (1935-)
	685	ii.	Janet Rae (1937-)
	686	iii.	Ann Frances (1949-)

Family of Frederick W. PRINE (190) & Louise M. STRUBE

396. Katherine May PRINE (Frederick W.7, Matthew Loeper6, Elizabeth Ann SHAWHAN5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Katherine May was born in Winterset, Iowa, on September 30, 1900. Katherine May died in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on January 20, 1935; she was 34. Katherine May was buried in Lot 23, Block 17 Section B, Wisconsin Memorial Park, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

On May 15, 1922 Katherine May married Milford Albert BREIDSTER, in Des Moines, Iowa. Milford Albert was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on June 22, 1898. Milford Albert died in Eustis, Lake County, Florida, on June 24, 1972; he was 74.

They had the following children:
		i.	Patricia. Patricia was born in Park Falls, Wisconsin, on July 3, 1924. Patricia died in Green Bay, Wisconsin, on September 11, 1993; she was 69.
		ii.	Frederick William. Frederick William was born in Port Washington, Ozaukee, Wisconsin, on July 2, 1928. Frederick William died in Mequon, Wisconsin, on April 25, 1994; he was 65. Frederick William was buried in Wisconsin Memorial Park, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Family of Margaret SHAWHAN (191) & Charles F. BOONSHOT

397. James S. BOONSHOT (Margaret SHAWHAN7, James6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). James S. was born in Petersburg, Pike County, Indiana, in 1874. James S. died in 1966; he was 92.

About 1895 James S. married Daisy A. ANDERSON. Daisy A. was born about 1874.

They had one child:
		i.	Edith K. Edith K. was born in 1890.

Family of Mercedes SHAWHAN (192) & James J. McKEDY

398. Bertha McKEDY (Mercedes SHAWHAN7, Daniel6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Bertha was born in Gibson County, Indiana, on November 18, 1886. Bertha died in Oakland City, Indiana, on January 31, 1917; she was 30.

On May 21, 1913 Bertha married L. D. HIGHTOWER, son of James HIGHTOWER & Minnie E. FLEENER, in Gibson County, Indiana. L. D. was born in Gibson County, Indiana, about 1885. L. D. died in Salida, Colorado, in 1940; he was 55.

They had one child:
		i.	Robert. Robert was born in Sulphur, OK, on May 7, 1915.
			Robert married Florence COLE.

Family of Mary (Molly) SHAWHAN (193) & Otis J. NIXON

399. Otis J. NIXON , Jr. (Mary (Molly) SHAWHAN7, Daniel6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Otis J. was born in Gibson County, Indiana, on November 18, 1890.

On November 1, 1913 Otis J. married Nettie MUNCY, daughter of Clifford MUNCY & Isabella REDENBAUGH, in Gibson County, Indiana. Nettie was born in Knox Colorado, Indiana, on February 19, 1895.

They had the following children:
		i.	Robert Shawhan. Robert Shawhan was born in Gibson County, Indiana, on May 30, 1914. Robert Shawhan died on September 25, 1938; he was 24.
			Robert Shawhan first married Virginia SMITH.
			Robert Shawhan second married Florence COLE.
	687	ii.	Joseph (1917-)
	688	iii.	Mollie Marie (1919-)
		iv.	Otis Ralph. Otis Ralph was born in Gibson County, Indiana, on June 4, 1926.
			Otis Ralph married Christine WEGENOR.
	689	v.	Betty Ann (1929-)
	690	vi.	Gladys Jeanette (1931-)
		vii.	Jane Ellen. Jane Ellen was born in Gibson County, Indiana, on February 27, 1940.

Family of Sarah Jeanette SHAWHAN (195) & Leander MINNIEAR

400. Julia May MINNIEAR (Sarah Jeanette SHAWHAN7, Daniel6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Julia May was born in Gibson County, Indiana, on July 5, 1881. Julia May died in Gibson County, Indiana, on April 3, 1953; she was 71.

On August 9, 1899 Julia May married Samuel FORD, in Gibson County, Indiana. Samuel was born in Gibson County, Indiana, on September 15, 1871. Samuel died in Gibson County, Indiana, on June 18, 1941; he was 69.

They had the following children:
	691	i.	Glenn V. (1900-)
	692	ii.	Ozzie S. (1902-)
		iii.	Earl Zimmerman. Earl Zimmerman was born in Gibson County, Indiana, on October 31, 1905.
			Earl Zimmerman married Ruth OAKES.
	693	iv.	Julia Catherine (1912-)

401. Leander MINNIEAR , Jr. (Sarah Jeanette SHAWHAN7, Daniel6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Leander was born in Gibson County, Indiana, in 1885. Leander died in Bethany, MO, on March 24, 1931; he was 46.

In 1915 Leander married Agnes BRIGHT, in MO.

They had the following children:
	694	i.	William Lee (1916-)
	695	ii.	John Thomas (1917-)
		iii.	Mary Jeanette. Mary Jeanette was born in Bernie, MO, on January 9, 1920.
			On January 31, 1935 Mary Jeanette married Wesley D. BOND, in Piggot, AR.
	696	iv.	Edith Agnes (1922-)
	697	v.	Joseph Gardner (1924-)
		vi.	Julia Catherine. Julia Catherine was born in Bernie, MO, on November 1, 1926.
			Julia Catherine first married Paul THOMAS.
			Julia Catherine second married Joseph W. DUNN.
	698	vii.	Robert Clayton (1930-)

402. Harry MINNIEAR (Sarah Jeanette SHAWHAN7, Daniel6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Harry was born in Bernie, MO, in 1887.

About 1904 Harry married Nettie FREDERICK.

They had the following children:
		i.	Roy Melvin. Roy Melvin was born in 1905. Roy Melvin died in 1961; he was 56.
		ii.	Prentice Ray. Prentice Ray was born about 1907.
		iii.	Harry Aubrey. Harry Aubrey was born about 1910.
		iv.	Inez Marian. Inez Marian was born about 1912.
			Inez Marian married CRAWLEY.
		v.	Alfred Frederick. Alfred Frederick was born about 1913.

403. Thomas Calvin MINNIEAR (Sarah Jeanette SHAWHAN7, Daniel6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Thomas Calvin was born in Bernie, MO, on August 5, 1891. Thomas Calvin died in Quilan. MO, on September 9, 1933; he was 42.

About 1914 Thomas Calvin married Lottie McNECE, in Quilan. MO. Lottie was born on March 17, 1896.

They had the following children:
		i.	Thomas Albert. Thomas Albert was born in Quilan, MO, on September 10, 1915. Thomas Albert died in Quilan, MO, in 1917; he was 1.
	699	ii.	Nora Belle (1917-)
		iii.	Elsie Irene. Elsie Irene was born on May 15, 1921.
		iv.	Josephine. Josephine was born on August 15, 1924.
		v.	Ruth Helen. Ruth Helen was born in Quilan, MO, on February 1, 1927.
		vi.	Agnes Margarite. Agnes Margarite was born about 1928.
		vii.	Paul Daniel. Paul Daniel was born on October 1, 1931.

Family of Charles A. SHAWHAN (196) & Mary HUEY

404. George B. SHAWHAN (Charles A.7, Joseph6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). George B. was born in Gibson County, Indiana, on September 27, 1887. George B. died in Hazelton, Indiana, in December 1971; he was 84.

It was George's grandfather, Joseph, who corresponded with George
Henry Shawhan of Weston, MO, in the early 1900s.

In 1911 George B. first married Agnes ROBLING. Agnes was born about 1890.

They had one child:
		i.	Harold. Harold was born about 1913.
			Harold married Thelma CAIN.

On April 27, 1935 George B. second married Alice (O'Neal) CRECELIUS. Alice (O'Neal) was born about 1905.

Family of Emma SHAWHAN (197) & Lee Wright McDONALD

405. Arthur Perry McDONALD (Emma SHAWHAN7, Joseph6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Arthur Perry was born in Princeton, Gibson, Indiana, on July 28, 1892. Arthur Perry died in Ponca City, Oklahoma, on September 9, 1953; he was 61.

On January 6, 1921 Arthur Perry married Florence Lorena BRUNER. Florence Lorena was born in Gibson County, Indiana, on January 27, 1893. Florence Lorena died in Ponca City, Oklahoma, on September 7, 1982; she was 89.

They had one child:
		i.	Robert Arthur.
			Robert Arthur married Gloria BURLEY.

Family of Joseph Nathaniel B. GREEN (199) & Lucy TRAYLOR

406. James Franklin GREEN (Joseph Nathaniel B.7, Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). James Franklin was born in Pike County, Indiana, on September 27, 1876. James Franklin died in Dupo, Illinois, on May 12, 1931; he was 54.

James was a locomotive engineer for the Missouri-Pacific Railroad. He died by his own hand after accidentally killing his son, Rostelle, came between he and his wife during a family argument.

On February 26, 1901 James Franklin married Helen Maude McROBERTS, daughter of Reuben McROBERTS & Rebecca JONES, in Gibson County, Indiana. Helen Maude was born in Gibson County, Indiana, on June 23, 1876. Helen Maude died in East St. Louis, Illinois, in July 1962; she was 86.

They had the following children:
	700	i.	Frank Ellsworth (1903-1945)
	701	ii.	Lucy Rebecca (1908-)
		iii.	Rostelle. Rostelle was born on March 9, 1910. Rostelle died in Dupo, Illinois, on May 12, 1931; he was 21.
	702	iv.	Helen Nevada (1912-)

Family of Joseph Nathaniel B. GREEN (199) & Mary Elizabeth REAGAN

407. Effie GREEN (Joseph Nathaniel B.7, Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Effie was born in Nevada County, AR, on July 16, 1886. Effie died in Hope, Hempstead County, AR., in 1965; she was 78.

On December 24, 1905 Effie married William Adam McCULLEY, in Nevada County, AR. William Adam was born in Nevada County, AR, on February 26, 1879. William Adam died in Hope, AR, on June 19, 1962; he was 83.

They had the following children:
		i.	Oral Raymond. Oral Raymond was born in Hope, AR, on April 14, 1907. Oral Raymond died in AR on July 4, 1926; he was 19.
			Oral drowned in an accident.

	703	ii.	Theora Jewel (1909-)
		iii.	Pat Leicester. Pat Leicester was born in Hope, AR, on April 18, 1911. Pat Leicester died in Hempstead County, AR, on June 27, 1912; he was 1.
	704	iv.	Effie Inez (1913-)
	705	v.	Joseph Howard (1920-)

Family of Henrietta GREEN (200) & Jonathan Marion BOWMAN

408. Hattie BOWMAN (Henrietta GREEN7, Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Hattie was born in Pike County, Indiana, on May 1, 1879.

On January 1, 1894 Hattie married Arthur Gurley ANDERSON, in Pike County, Indiana. Arthur Gurley was born in 1875.

They had the following children:
	706	i.	Minnie (1902-)
		ii.	Joseph. Joseph was born in 1898. Joseph died in Longview, Texas, in 1984; he was 86.
		iii.	Gladys. Gladys was born in 1900.

409. Johnie M. BOWMAN (Henrietta GREEN7, Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Johnie M. was born on May 23, 1880. Johnie M. died on July 20, 1952; she was 72.

In 1902 Johnie M. married John TAYLOR.

They had the following children:
		i.	Blanche. Blanche was born in 1904.
		ii.	Fred Marion. Fred Marion was born in 1906.
		iii.	John W. John W. was born in 1908.

410. Cathren BOWMAN (Henrietta GREEN7, Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Cathren was born on September 2, 1881. Cathren died in Minneola, Kansas, on May 9, 1963; she was 81.

About 1906 Cathren married William R. SNYDER.

They had one child:
		i.	Harry Maurice. Harry Maurice was born in Minneola, Kansas, on March 28, 1908.
			In 1937 Harry Maurice married Mildred YORK, in Kansas.

411. Ethel BOWMAN (Henrietta GREEN7, Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Ethel was born on October 21, 1883. Ethel died in Phoenix, AZ, on February 4, 1937; she was 53.

On July 1, 1904 Ethel married Arthur Thomas ELKINS, in Texas. Arthur Thomas was born in Pendleton, Texas, on September 8, 1885. Arthur Thomas died in Pamona, California, on October 18, 1965; he was 80.

They had the following children:
	707	i.	Stella May (1910-1988)
	708	ii.	Edith Lee (1912-)

412. Ione BOWMAN (Henrietta GREEN7, Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Ione was born in Pike County, Indiana, on May 2, 1896. Ione died in Tulsa, OK, on December 21, 1917; she was 21.

About 1914 Ione married James METZER.

They had the following children:
		i.	Lillian. Lillian was born about 1915.
		ii.	Gavin. Gavin was born in 1917.

413. Mable Glyn BOWMAN (Henrietta GREEN7, Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Mable Glyn was born on August 30, 1903.

Mable Glyn married William Richard COBB.

They had the following children:
		i.	Fred M. Fred M. was born on July 9, 1919.
		ii.	Francis Mary. Francis Mary was born on November 8, 1924.
			Francis Mary married FOSTER.

Family of James William GREEN (201) & Mary Ann BRYANT

414. Harry GREEN (James William7, Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Harry was born in Pike County, Indiana, on July 13, 1883. Harry died in Brentwood, California, in 1969; he was 85.

About 1901 Harry first married Lillian PIPES, in Pike County, Indiana.

They had one child:
	709	i.	Kisel (1903-1940)

About 1912 Harry second married Opal Pearl MOSIER, in Coal County, OK. Opal Pearl was born in OK on July 27, 1894. Opal Pearl died in Brentwood, California, on September 27, 1961; she was 67.

They had the following children:
	710	i.	Kenneth (1915-)
	711	ii.	Nellie Oleva (1917-)
	712	iii.	Harold (1920-)

415. Nellie Bryant GREEN (James William7, Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Nellie Bryant was born in Pike County, Indiana, on April 13, 1886. Nellie Bryant died in Princeton, Indiana, on October 23, 1972; she was 86.

Ben was a coal miner for the better part of his life. He loved to bird and was a pretty good dog trainer. He was a self-educated person without any common school experience. He learned to read by studying the Bible and could quote more scripture than any TV minister. He was affiliated with no church, always saying, "I belong to the Church of God." He died of a heart attack.

On June 15, 1903 Nellie Bryant married Ben Wilson LINDSAY, son of James B. LINDSAY & Elizabeth BERKLEY, in Pike County, Indiana. Ben Wilson was born in Hawesville, Hancock County, Kentucky, on December 25, 1883. Ben Wilson died in Evansville, Indiana, on July 1, 1962; he was 78.

Nellie is remembered for her Christian ethics and her support of the Winslow Methodist Church. She was also a member of the Order of Eastern Stars for over fifty years. She was big of heart, but small stature, being only 5'2" tall. It was through her encouragement that her son, Ken, became so interested in his family history.

They had the following children:
	713	i.	Oleva (1904-1987)
	714	ii.	James William "Bill" (1908-1987)
		iii.	Robert Lee. Robert Lee was born in Pike County, Indiana, on November 2, 1910.
			Robert retired from the Old Ben Coal Company, a strip-mining
			operation.

			On August 16, 1946 Robert Lee married Rosalee WILLIS, in Dubois County, Indiana. Rosalee was born in Winslow, Pike County, Indiana, on July 25, 1918.
	715	iv.	Helen Margaret (1914-)
	716	v.	Kenneth Gene (1922-)

416. Jessie Bryant GREEN (James William7, Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Jessie Bryant was born in Pike County, Indiana, on October 23, 1888. Jessie Bryant died in Newark, Ohio, about 1973; she was 84.

On February 10, 1910 Jessie Bryant married Oately WESTERFELT, in Pike County, Indiana. Oately was born in New Albany, Indiana, in 1882. Oately died in Newark, Ohio, on March 2, 1933; he was 51.

They had the following children:
		i.	Woodrow. Woodrow was born in OK on October 13, 1913. Woodrow died in Newark, Ohio, on January 24, 1933; he was 19.
			Woodrow was killed when struck by a car near Newark, Ohio.

		ii.	William. William was born in Newark, Ohio, on October 15, 1915. William died in Newark, Ohio, in 1985; he was 69.
			William was killed by a tornado that struck Newark, Ohio in 1985.

		iii.	Herbert Wade. Herbert Wade was born in Newark, Ohio, on March 10, 1923.
			Herbert was a US Army veteran of WWII, in the European combat zone;
			married a German girl, brought her home with him, but they eventually
			divorced. Later, he survived the tornado that destroyed the family
			home in Newark and killed his brother.

			About 1946 Herbert Wade married Hilda HAMMER. Hilda was born in Germany about 1925.
	717	iv.	George (1926-)

417. Ted Morris GREEN (James William7, Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Ted Morris was born in Pike County, Indiana, on September 15, 1900. Ted Morris died in Evansville, Vanderburgh County, Indiana, in 1969; he was 68.

Ted briefly attended Dental School but left to take a job in the coal mines of Pike Co., IN. He was working in the Francisco Mine on the it exploded and killed many miners; the only thing that kept Ted from being down in the mine at the time of the explosion was a broken shoestring. He began losing his eyesight about 1945 and was totally blind by 1950. He operated a snack bar at the Vanderburgh County Courthouse, along with the help of his wife. He was a successful businessman, made many friends, and was a member of the B.P.O.E. and other lodges.

About 1919 Ted Morris first married Estelle MINNIS, in Pike County, Indiana. Estelle was born about 1901.

They had one child:
		i.	Mary Margaret. Mary Margaret was born in Winslow, Indiana, in 1920. Mary Margaret died in Winslow, Indiana, in 1920; she was <1.

In 1928 Ted Morris second married Kathryn CONNOR, daughter of Thomas CONNOR, in Lawrenceville, Illinois. Kathryn was born in Monroe Twp., Pike County, Indiana, about 1904.

They had the following children:
	718	i.	William Thomas (1930-)
		ii.	Ann Elizabeth. Ann Elizabeth was born in 1934. Ann Elizabeth died in 1934; she was <1.

In 1940 Ted Morris third married Evelyn BOZARTH, in GA. Evelyn was born about 1910.

Family of Sarah Frances MEADE (203) & Winfield Scott McCLENAHAN (205)

418. Winfield Edward McCLENAHAN (Sarah Frances MEADE7, Pauline LIGHTFOOT6, Mary (Polly) SHAWHAN5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

On January 9, 1901 Winfield Edward married Anna Elizabeth MARTIN. Anna Elizabeth was born on February 14, 1874. Anna Elizabeth died in 1906; she was 31.

They had one child:
		i.	Vivian Elva. Vivian Elva was born on November 18, 1900. Vivian Elva died on January 11, 1986; she was 85.
			On June 6, 1924 Vivian Elva married Harold H. McCARTY.

Family of Joseph Henry RICH (206) & Hetty PENWELL

419. Roy RICH (Joseph Henry7, Phoebe Jane SHAWHAN6, John McDowell5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Roy married Agatha ADAM.

They had the following children:
		i.	Edna.
		ii.	Paul.
			Paul married Ethel RICHARDSON.

Family of John Laird LAIL (207) & Effie Pearl NEWSOM

420. Verne Newsom LAIL (John Laird7, Mary Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, John McDowell5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Verne Newsom was born on October 2, 1892. Verne Newsom died on November 7, 1936; he was 44.

On August 18, 1915 Verne Newsom married Ethel Winifred McKEOWN, in Seattle, Washington. Ethel Winifred was born in Canada on May 13, 1891. Ethel Winifred died in 1939; she was 47.

They had the following children:
		i.	Winifred. Winifred was born on June 21, 1916.
		ii.	Marion. Marion was born on October 12, 1917.
		iii.	Bernice Gladys. Bernice Gladys was born on January 17, 1919.

421. Gladys Shawhan LAIL (John Laird7, Mary Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, John McDowell5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Gladys Shawhan was born on November 29, 1893. Gladys Shawhan died on August 21, 1917; she was 23.

Family stories recall that Gladys had occasional bouts with mental illness. This may have prompted her to attempt a self-induced abortion, resulting in her death at the age of 23; even her father, Dr. John Lail, could not save her.

About 1911 Gladys Shawhan married Merle Franklin GUSTIN, in Anderson, Madison County, Indiana.

They had one child:
	719	i.	Norma Lail (1912-1992)

Family of George Shawhan LAIL (208) & Rozzie Belle GLIDDEN

422. Augusta Belle LAIL (George Shawhan7, Mary Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, John McDowell5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Augusta Belle was born in Indiana on June 17, 1888.

About 1912 Augusta Belle first married Charles A. BROWNELL. Charles A. was born about 1887.

They had one child:
		i.	George Stinson. George Stinson was born on May 1, 1915.

About 1925 Augusta Belle second married Eugene T. CLIFTON.

They had one child:
		i.	Eugenia Alberta. Eugenia Alberta was born on July 23, 1929.

423. Mary Shawhan LAIL (George Shawhan7, Mary Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, John McDowell5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Mary Shawhan was born in Indiana on July 30, 1890.

Mary is remembered as being a gifted artist, a talent she passed on her daughter, Rozza. She also suffered from mental problems, eventually dying in a state hospital for the mentally ill.

On December 25, 1912 Mary Shawhan married Joseph Alexander ARCHER. Joseph Alexander was born in Booneville, MS, on February 20, 1889.

They had the following children:
		i.	Rozza Elizabeth. Rozza Elizabeth was born in Indiana on October 1, 1913.
			Rozza was an accomplished family historian, authoring "The Shawhan Genealogy" in 1934; it touches on the entire lineage from Darby Shawhan, but its emphasis is on the family of her ancestor, John McDowell Shawhan. As was her mother, Rozza is remembered as being a very talented artist, particularly of watercolors. Her mental illness problems are also recalled, somewhat similar to those suffered by her mother.

		ii.	Joseph Graves. Joseph Graves was born in Indiana on June 25, 1920.
		iii.	Arabelle Loder. Arabelle Loder was born in Indiana on August 12, 1923.
		iv.	Jacqueline Savannah. Jacqueline Savannah was born in Indiana on March 24, 1927.
		v.	Dorcas Towson. Dorcas Towson was born in Indiana on December 16, 1933.

Family of James Madison LAIL (209) & Estelle STIERS

424. Leona LAIL (James Madison7, Mary Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, John McDowell5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Leona was born in August 1891.

Leona married John Clifford BAGLEY , Sr..

They had the following children:
		i.	Mary Frances.
		ii.	John Clifford.
		iii.	Elizabeth.

Family of William Shawhan LAIL (210) & Evelyn MORRIS

425. Mary Lois LAIL (William Shawhan7, Mary Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, John McDowell5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Mary Lois was born on March 6, 1898.

On January 10, 1925 Mary Lois married Charles Chenault ADAMS. Charles Chenault was born on May 12, 1896.

They had the following children:
		i.	Willard Lail. Willard Lail was born on December 25, 1925.
		ii.	Evelyn Ann. Evelyn Ann was born on January 17, 1930.

426. Robert William Morris LAIL (William Shawhan7, Mary Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, John McDowell5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Robert William Morris was born on January 25, 1901. Robert William Morris died on May 9, 1964; he was 63.

In April 1926 Robert William Morris first married Helen RUBICAM.

They had one child:
		i.	Richard William. Richard William was born on November 4, 1927. Richard William died on December 9, 1951; he was 24.

About 1934 Robert William Morris second married Katherine WEINIMAN.

They had the following children:
		i.	Susan E. Susan E. was born on March 13, 1936.
		ii.	Robert W. Robert W. was born on August 4, 1947.

427. Margaret Ann LAIL (William Shawhan7, Mary Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, John McDowell5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Margaret Ann was born on December 28, 1906.

On November 28, 1925 Margaret Ann married Raymond Jacob MILDERS. Raymond Jacob was born on May 2, 1901.

They had one child:
		i.	Marilyn Lail. Marilyn Lail was born on March 21, 1927.

428. Henry Oliver LAIL (William Shawhan7, Mary Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, John McDowell5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Henry Oliver was born on September 11, 1908. Henry Oliver died on October 13, 1965; he was 57.

Henry Oliver married Margaret HOLLIS.

They had the following children:
	720	i.	John Anthony (1938-)
		ii.	Hollis Eileen. Hollis Eileen was born on December 7, 1939.
			Hollis Eileen married Kenneth Eugene HANBY.

Family of John McDowell SHAWHAN (211) & Jennie BELL

429. Virginia Bell SHAWHAN (John McDowell7, Daniel Parrish6, John McDowell5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Virginia Bell was born in Chicago, Illinois, on November 25, 1906.

On October 6, 1928 Virginia Bell married Oliver F. BURNETT Jr., in Chicago, Illinois. Oliver F. was born on July 11, 1905.

They had the following children:
		i.	Nancy Carol. Nancy Carol was born in Oak Park, Illinois, on July 20, 1929.
		ii.	John Forrest. John Forrest was born in Oak Park, Illinois, on September 20, 1930.

Family of Margaret Frances SHAWHAN (212) & Mark Rutherford NOEL

430. Thomas Rutherford Shawhan NOEL (Margaret Frances SHAWHAN7, Daniel Parrish6, John McDowell5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Thomas Rutherford Shawhan was born in Fortville, Indiana, on October 2, 1911. Thomas Rutherford Shawhan died in New York, NY, on September 19, 1986; he was 74.

On December 20, 1935 Thomas Rutherford Shawhan married Wanda Helene KINNAMAN, in Fortville, Indiana. Wanda Helene was born in Fortville, Indiana, on January 24, 1911.

Tom was an actor who specialized in such one-man performances as
an imitation of Mark Twain. A trouper to the end, he appeared in
"Arsenic and Old Lace" on Broadway a month before he died.

They had the following children:
		i.	Karen.
		ii.	Victoria.
		iii.	Mark Otis.

Family of Helen Manlove SHAWHAN (213) & Abijah C. FOX

431. Abijah Upson FOX (Helen Manlove SHAWHAN7, Daniel Parrish6, John McDowell5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Abijah Upson was born on January 20, 1905. Abijah Upson died in Greenwich, CT, on September 8, 1980; he was 75.

Abijah was an investment banker and Republican Representative in the Connecticut General Assembly at his death. After graduating from Rutgers U. in 1926, he worked for National City Bank of New York in Japan, after which he joined an investment banking firm in Shanghai, China, serving as a partner from 1934 - 1941. During WWII he served with the Treasury Department, being responsible for freezing German assets in the U.S.. After the War, he worked in various financial positions, including that of senior investment banker with Smith, Barney.

On November 26, 1935 Abijah Upson married Isabel Place SULLIVAN, in Shanghai, China. Isabel Place was born about 1910.

They had the following children:
		i.	Abijah Shawhan. Abijah Shawhan was born in Shanghai, China, on September 28, 1937.
		ii.	Jarvis Powell. Jarvis Powell was born in Greenwich, CT, on January 9, 1941.
		iii.	Suzanne Angeline. Suzanne Angeline was born in Greenwich, CT, on November 4, 1944.

Family of Garrett Benjamin SHAWHAN (214) & Nell Mae SIMPSON

432. Robert Garrett SHAWHAN (Garrett Benjamin7, Daniel Parrish6, John McDowell5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Robert Garrett was born in Maywood, Cook County, Illinois, on August 20, 1920. Robert Garrett died in Bartlett, Illinois, on June 27, 1995; he was 74.

During WWII, Bob served as a USMC Corporal, 50 caliber machine guns, with the 2nd MarDiv, 10th Regt., 4th Battalion, at Tarawa, Saipan, Tinian, etc. After the War, he worked with Beatrice Foods in the Chicago area and eventually became a real estate broker. Bob has been extremely helpful in tracing the descendants of John McDowell.

On December 27, 1941 Robert Garrett married Ruth Alayne McPHERSON, daughter of Clyde J. McPHERSON & Ida Sophia STORESUND. Ruth Alayne was born in Eagle Grove, IA, on July 14, 1921. Ruth Alayne died in Bartlett, Illinois, in 1997; she was 75.

They had the following children:
	721	i.	Garrett James (1946-)
		ii.	Stephan Alan. Stephan Alan was born in Evanston, Cook County, Illinois, on December 7, 1949.
			Stephen is in the chemical sales field. A long-time baseball fan and
			player, he still enjoys participating on the softball diamond.

			On September 11, 1971 Stephan Alan married Maureen Mae MITCHELL. Maureen Mae was born about 1950. They were divorced.
	722	iii.	Maureen Alayne (1954-)

Family of Mary Louise SHAWHAN (216) & Louis Harrel HORN

433. Margaret Louise HORN (Mary Louise SHAWHAN7, Garrett Benjamin6, John McDowell5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Margaret Louise was born on August 17, 1895.

About 1916 Margaret Louise married Carl HIXON. Carl was born about 1894.

They had the following children:
		i.	Carl. Carl was born about 1917.
		ii.	Margaret. Margaret was born about 1919.
		iii.	Louis H. Louis H. was born about 1921.

434. Helen HORN (Mary Louise SHAWHAN7, Garrett Benjamin6, John McDowell5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Helen was born in Mobile, AL, on August 7, 1900.

About 1921 Helen married Eugene M. PITARD, in Mobile, AL. Eugene M. was born in Mobile, AL, in 1899. Eugene M. died in Mobile, AL, in 1951; he was 52.

They had the following children:
		i.	Eugene. Eugene was born in 1925.
		ii.	Mary Louise. Mary Louise was born in 1927.
			Mary Louise married John HAND.
		iii.	Helen Horn. Helen Horn was born in 1930.
			Helen Horn married William JOINER.

Family of Edgar Vinton SHAWHAN (218) & Martha IHNE

435. Erma SHAWHAN (Edgar Vinton7, Minor Moore6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Erma was born on December 12, 1901. Erma died on August 1, 1978; she was 76.

About 1920 Erma married Mortimer Vance SHINN. Mortimer Vance was born on March 22, 1898. Mortimer Vance died on April 13, 1969; he was 71.

They had the following children:
		i.	Lillian K. Lillian K. was born on March 19, 1921.
			About 1943 Lillian K. married Woodrow HAMILL. Woodrow was born about 1921.
		ii.	Robert Edgar. Robert Edgar was born on June 18, 1924.
			About 1945 Robert Edgar married Kay STEMPER. Kay was born about 1925.

Family of Samuel Slater SHAWHAN (219) & Ellen BRYAN

436. Ralph Fleming "Casey" SHAWHAN (Samuel Slater7, Minor Moore6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Ralph Fleming "Casey" was born in Dawson, NE, on December 17, 1902. Ralph Fleming "Casey" died in AZ on February 10, 1990; he was 87.

Ralph (Casey) Shawhan went to high school in Watertown, SD, and then to Iowa State College before transferring to the Univ. of Southern California where he majored in Journalism. He also participated in college boxing, basketball, football, and track; an outstanding track star, in 1925 he raced against Paavo Nurmi, the European legend. He played one year of professional football and then devoted himself to the newspaper profession. He worked several years on the Los Angeles Herald and then moved over to the Los Angeles Examiner where he a reputation for his investigative reporting. He was hired away from the Hearst paper by the Los Angeles Times, which assigned him to top investigations on crime, labor, FBI cases, and other headline news beats. He also placed over 40 stories with such magazines as The Saturday Evening Post and True Detective. In 1943 he was hired away the Hollywood studios, spending several years with 20th Century Fox. In 1948 he returned to the newspaper business, joining the Los Mirror as City Editor. In his retirement years, in No. Hollywood, CA, he was always remembered as a media legend.

Child:
		i.	Gerry Hibbs.

Family of Joseph Henry SHAWHAN (220) & Lillie MAY

437. Donald Brooks SHAWHAN (Joseph Henry7, Minor Moore6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Donald Brooks was born in Table Rock, NE, on July 20, 1905. Donald Brooks died in Humboldt, NE, on September 6, 1936; he was 31.

On August 16, 1933 Donald Brooks married Helen Leona HOAGLAND, daughter of William Robinson HOAGLAND & Effie Marie BILLINGS, in Hiawatha, Kansas. Helen Leona was born in Humboldt, NE, on September 17, 1912.

Helen has been very helpful in tracing the descendants of the from Humboldt, Nebraska; she's supplied obits and other vital data. She traces her Hoagland heritage back to Christopher Hoagland, one of the early Dutch pioneers who settled in the Somerset County area of New Jersey.

They had the following children:
	723	i.	Billy Donald (1934-)
	724	ii.	Jerry Dean (1935-)

438. Fern SHAWHAN (Joseph Henry7, Minor Moore6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Fern was born in Humboldt, NE, in 1908.

Fern married Harold BUSS.

They had one child:
	725	i.	Harold

Family of George William SHAWHAN Jr. (222) & Lena Alice RODGERS

439. Olen Byron SHAWHAN (George William7, George William6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Olen Byron was born in Runnels, IA, on October 7, 1897. Olen Byron died in Riverside, Illinois, on May 30, 1983; he was 85. Olen Byron was buried in Van Diala Cemetery, Runnels, IA, in June 1983; he was 85.

Olen served in the Rainbow Division in France during WWI; he also served during WWII as a Colonel, Ordinance, 95th Infantry, in the European Theater. A graduate of Drake University, his career was with the Swift & Company as a Mechanical Engineer.

On November 16, 1920 Olen Byron married Jessie COOK. Jessie was born in IA about 1899. Jessie died in IA on June 27, 1978; she was 79.

They had one child:
	726	i.	James Byron (Pat) (1921-1997)

440. Kate Evelyn SHAWHAN (George William7, George William6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Kate Evelyn was born in Runnels, IA, on March 15, 1899. Kate Evelyn died in Des Moines, IA, on March 10, 1981; she was 81.

About 1920 Kate Evelyn first married Charles DICKEY, in IA. Charles was born about 1895. Charles died in Des Moines, IA, about 1932; he was 37.

They had the following children:
		i.	Darlene. Darlene was born about 1921.
			Darlene died stillborn.

		ii.	Gwendolyn. Gwendolyn was born about 1923.
			Gwen died at age seven after being injured in a playground accident.

		iii.	Olen Beryl. Olen Beryl was born about 1925.
			Olen was a member of the US Coast Guard. He was killed in an auto
			accident in California.

		iv.	William Dale. William Dale was born about 1926.
	727	v.	Richard Duane (1928-)

After 1932 Kate Evelyn second married Staley J. "Stanley" CLEMMER, in Des Moines, IA.

441. Luther Layman SHAWHAN (George William7, George William6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Luther Layman was born in Runnells, IA, on March 12, 1903. Luther Layman died in Carlisle, IA, on August 26, 1972; he was 69.

After he retired as a carpenter, Luther worked as an FHA Inspector in Des Moines, IA.

On September 3, 1926 Luther Layman married Maude E. LANG, in Avon Lake, IA. Maude E. was born in Avon, IA, on April 26, 1905.

Residing in Carlisle, Iowa, Maude has many fond memories of the descendants of Robert Fleming Shawhan (1808-1893). She has in her possession two of the family's old bibles, with birth dates, etc. for the lineage of George W. Shawhan, Sr., (1842-1907), the Iowa Civil veteran. Maude also has an old "SHAWHAN" (in red letters) whiskey bottle, from the "Old Boone Distillery Co.", Meadowlawn, KY.

They had the following children:
	728	i.	Jerold Lee "Jerry" (1928-1997)
	729	ii.	Luther Dale (1931-)

442. George Henry "Hank" SHAWHAN (George William7, George William6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). George Henry "Hank" was born in Runnels, IA, on December 29, 1905. George Henry "Hank" died in Waterford, WI, on October 7, 1983; he was 77.

About 1928 George Henry "Hank" first married Eva HAUER. Eva was born on January 9, 1903. Eva died in Waterford, WI, in November 1995; she was 92.

Eva had a son, Jack Morgan, from a previous marriage; that son had children, James and Michael, both of whom were adopted by Henry and Eva; Eva was not only their grandmother but also their adopted

They had the following children:
		i.	James. James was born about 1929.
			James has served prison time.

			James married JUDY.
		ii.	Michael. Michael was born about 1931.
			Michael is currently in a Wisconsin prison for raping one of his
			daughters.

			Michael married CONNIE.

About 1925 George Henry "Hank" second married ETHEL.

Ethel and George Henry were divorced, with no children; she lives in
Missouri.

443. Osa (Bud) Duncan SHAWHAN (George William7, George William6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Osa (Bud) Duncan was buried in Graceland Cemetery, Racine, WI. Osa (Bud) Duncan was born in Runnels, IA, on February 12, 1911. Osa (Bud) Duncan died in Racine, WI, on December 16, 1994; he was 83.

Osa's mother died when he was about 13 years old. Since he was 12, he and his father, George, worked in the coal mines in Iowa. He said growing up they were so poor that he and his father swapped the same picture that hung on the wall, back and forth as a present to each other, on birthdays and holidays. When Osa was a little older, his brother Hank talked Osa into moving to Racine, WI, where Hank had a job. There Osa went to work for J. I. Case Co. He built a cottage in Oconto, WI, just north of Green Bay, on Lake Michigan, and spent most of his free time there, enjoying boating and fishing. After 44 years as a Heat Controller with the Case Corp., Osa retired to enjoy the good life with his wife, Eunice, and children, continuing his interest in sports, especially baseball -- cheering for his favorite team, the Chicago Cubs. All of his children have also been sports enthusiasts, including the girls who "were real tomboys".

On April 12, 1934 Osa (Bud) Duncan married Eunice Marie DEKEUSTER, in Crown Pt., Indiana. Eunice Marie was born in Neopit, WI, on May 13, 1913. Eunice Marie died in Racine, WI, on November 2, 1993; she was 80.

They had the following children:
		i.	Patricia Lee. Patricia Lee was born in Racine, WI, on February 24, 1937. Patricia Lee died in Racine, WI, on February 25, 1937; she was <1.
			Patricia died from having a disonnected valve to her heart.

	730	ii.	Roger Byron (1939-1989)
	731	iii.	Linda Mae (1941-)
	732	iv.	Bruce Duncan (1941-1997)
	733	v.	George Osa (1946-)
	734	vi.	Charlotte Marie (1949-)

Family of Beverly Luther SHAWHAN (223) & Maude Lucy BECK

444. Lois SHAWHAN (Beverly Luther7, George William6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Lois was born about 1903.

Lois married Delbert LEWIS.

They had the following children:
		i.	Wayne.
		ii.	Gary.
		iii.	Jerry.

445. Mark SHAWHAN (Beverly Luther7, George William6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Mark was born about 1905.

Mark married Nina JONES. Nina was born in 1906. Nina died in 1934; she was 28.

They had the following children:
		i.	Robert George "Bobby".
		ii.	Shirley Gene.

Family of Louise Ald "Louie" SHAWHAN (224) & Arthur Wellesley HANCOCK

446. Daisy Mable HANCOCK (Louise Ald "Louie" SHAWHAN7, John Robert "Poke"6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Daisy Mable was born in Dunreath, IA, on October 31, 1885. Daisy Mable died in Boone County, IA, on March 28, 1971; she was 85.

On December 25, 1902 Daisy Mable married Vernon Hubert TREVILLYAN, son of Samuel D. TREVILLYAN & Mary KREPS, in Evans, IA. Vernon Hubert was born in Stuart, IA, on March 15, 1881. Vernon Hubert died in Chariton, Lucas County, IA, in 1932; he was 50.

They had the following children:
	735	i.	Howard A. "Hat" (1903-1941)
	736	ii.	Mable (1912-)
	737	iii.	Daisy Grace (1919-)

447. Frank D. HANCOCK (Louise Ald "Louie" SHAWHAN7, John Robert "Poke"6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Frank D. was born in Dunreath, IA, on May 1, 1886. Frank D. died in Valley Junction, Polk County, IA, on November 11, 1930; he was 44.

About 1915 Frank D. married Ethel AGEE. Ethel was born in 1890.

They had the following children:
	738	i.	James (1919-)
	739	ii.	John (1920-)
	740	iii.	Frank (1922-)

Family of Roxie Ann SHAWHAN (227) & William Leonard TURNQUIST

448. Leland TURNQUIST (Roxie Ann SHAWHAN7, Isom Clarence6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Leland was born in 1901. Leland died about 1991; he was 90.

Child:
	741	i.	Maryanne

449. Oleta TURNQUIST (Roxie Ann SHAWHAN7, Isom Clarence6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Oleta was born in 1906. Oleta died about 1996; she was 90.

Oleta married Frank ALLEN.

They had the following children:
	742	i.	Cleta
	743	ii.	Bill
		iii.	Shirley.
	744	iv.	John

450. Ireta TURNQUIST (Roxie Ann SHAWHAN7, Isom Clarence6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Ireta was born in 1906. Ireta died about 1992; she was 86.

Ireta married Herman HOGBIN.

They had the following children:
	745	i.	Twyla
	746	ii.	Harold

451. Ruth TURNQUIST (Roxie Ann SHAWHAN7, Isom Clarence6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Ruth was born in 1907. Ruth died about 1975; she was 68.

Ruth married Ben MILLER.

They had the following children:
		i.	Larry.
		ii.	Phillip.

452. Mildred (Millie) TURNQUIST (Roxie Ann SHAWHAN7, Isom Clarence6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Mildred (Millie) was born in Grimes, IA, in 1911.

Millie has led a well-traveled life, as her husband's work kept them on the move; she's lived in Des Moines, IA, Minneapolis, MN, Los Angeles, CA,and Buena Vista, CA among others. She now resides in Las Vegas, Nevada. Millie has been quite helpful in tracing the Turnquist lineage.

In 1935 when Mildred (Millie) was 24, she married Harry RASMUSSEN, in Winterset, IA. Born in 1901 in Copenhagen, Denmark. Harry died in 1973; he was 72.

An immigrant from Denmark, Harry became an excellent machinist, specializing in heat treatment equipment.

In 1935 Mildred (Millie) married Harry RASMUSSEN, in Winterset, IA. Harry was born in Copenhagen, Denmark, in 1901. Harry died in 1973; he was 72.

An immigrant from Denmark, Harry became an excellent machinist, specializing in heat treatment equipment.

They had one child:
		i.	James Dennis. James Dennis was born on May 28, 1944.

453. William TURNQUIST (Roxie Ann SHAWHAN7, Isom Clarence6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). William was born in 1914. William died about 1982; he was 68.

During WWII William served in the US Army in the Pacific Theater,
including the Marianas Islands Campaign.

William married Aldeen CASSIDY.

They had one child:
		i.	Gary.

Family of Mina Rebecca SHAWHAN (228) & Harry RINEHART

454. Carl Edward RINEHART (Mina Rebecca SHAWHAN7, Isom Clarence6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Carl Edward was born on January 3, 1909. Carl Edward died on July 14, 1989; he was 80.

On August 28, 1932 Carl Edward married Leona M. McMEEKIN. Leona M. was born on May 27, 1912. Leona M. died on May 6, 1983; she was 70.

They had the following children:
	747	i.	Roseann (1933-1970)
	748	ii.	Edward Cale (1934-)
	749	iii.	Mary Sue (1937-1978)
	750	iv.	Carla Mae (1939-)
	751	v.	Francis Delmar (1941-1975)
	752	vi.	Richard Alan (1955-)
	753	vii.	Ronald Carl (1955-)

455. Margaret RINEHART (Mina Rebecca SHAWHAN7, Isom Clarence6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Margaret was born in Boone, IA, on January 13, 1916.

On June 1, 1940 Margaret married Maurice S. LEWIS, in Des Moines, IA. Maurice S. was born in Osceola, IA, on December 11, 1912. Maurice S. died in Scottsdale, AZ, on June 21, 1985; he was 72.

They had the following children:
	754	i.	Alan Stanley (1947-)
	755	ii.	Martha Jane (1949-)

456. Isom Cale RINEHART (Mina Rebecca SHAWHAN7, Isom Clarence6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Isom Cale was born in Bondurant, IA, on June 4, 1920. Isom Cale died on February 4, 1964; he was 43.

On September 20, 1940 Isom Cale married Margaret HARRIS.

They had the following children:
	756	i.	Alice Rebecca
		ii.	Danny Fay. Danny Fay was born in July 1946.
			On March 1, 1980 Danny Fay married Elizabeth Cook MARTIN.

Family of Lillian Mae SHAWHAN (229) & Joseph MACDONALD

457. John MACDONALD (Lillian Mae SHAWHAN7, Richard Johnson6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John was born in Palisade, Colorado, on October 17, 1921.

During WWII John served as a US Navy Radioman, including mastery of the CW key (Morse Code). Upon returning to civilian life he became a high school baseball coach and teacher, entering administration at Oceanside H. S. in 1954. In 1957 he moved into Junior College Administration in the Oceanside-Carlsbad District in California. In 1982 he became a member of the Oceanside City Council, and, in 1987, he joined San Diego County as a District Supervisor. His many fond family memories include the visits to the ranches of Shawhan in Colorado. He also vividly recalls traveling to the East Coast to visit relatives, in 1941, and being first in line to buy World Series tickets to see the games between the Yankees and the Brooklyn he saw four of the games -- the Yankees eventually winning, from the dropped third strike by the Dodger catcher, Mickey Owen.

On April 10, 1949 John married Gloria Ethel SIMMERLY, in Eureka, California. Gloria Ethel was born in Eureka, California, about 1925.

Gloria was born on a ranch in the Eureka, CA area, and has continued to enjoy an outdoors lifestyle ever since. She has worked as an English teacher and as a Physical Ed. instructor. A fourth generation Californian, she traces her heritage back to Germany, from which the "Zimmerlee" family immigrated, traveling by covered wagon to California.

They had the following children:
		i.	Kirk. Kirk was born in Louisiana Jolla, California, on October 11, 1955.
			Kirk is employed as a Display Advertising Manager for a San Antonio, TX newspaper.

			In 1980 Kirk married Debra ADAMS. Debra was born about 1957. They were divorced.
		ii.	Eric Alan. Eric Alan was born in Louisiana Jolla, California, on February 26, 1957.
			Eric works as a landscaper in Hawaii.

		iii.	Michael Murray. Michael Murray was born in Louisiana Jolla, California, on October 9, 1960.
			Michael has worked in Carlsbad, CA as a Sound Engineer, providing audio accompaniment for music concerts and similar entertainment; he also worked at the 1984 Olympic Games in Los Angeles.

			In June 1986 Michael Murray married Kathleen BREZNIAK. Kathleen was born about 1963.

Family of Robert Fleming SHAWHAN (230) & Orphia May BEGGS

458. Charles Richard SHAWHAN , Sr. (Robert Fleming7, Richard Johnson6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Charles Richard was born in Greeley, Weld County, Colorado, on December 4, 1919. Charles Richard died in Aguila, AZ, on November 2, 1993; he was 73.

During WWII Charles served with the US Army Signal Corps in Canada Alaska, after which he became an engineer with the Boeing Co. in Seattle and other cities before retiring and moving to a permanent mobile home in Aguila, AZ. There he enjoyed reading about the Old and savoring the beautiful scenery which abounds in their valley community, located north of Phoenix. They also made annual visits to their children in the Seattle area. Charles had many fond memories of his childhood visits to his Des Moines relatives -- seeing the coal mines and staying at the ranch with his cousins, the Doles and the Shawhans, where they would ride horses and be told to "go out in that field and swipe some watermelons", not knowing that the melons actually belonged to the ranch -- they thought they were getting by with something! "Chuck" also kept busy in retirement by working as a part-time reporter for the newspaper in Aguila. He was very helpful providing data re the lineage of his tree limb.

On May 3, 1946 Charles Richard first married Alice May MORTON, in Kirkland, WA. Alice May was born in Grand Junction, Colorado, on May 29, 1923. They were divorced.

They had the following children:
	757	i.	Patricia May (1947-)
	758	ii.	Charles Richard (1948-)
	759	iii.	Bradley Craig (1954-)
		iv.	Nancy Diane. Nancy Diane was born in Kirkland, WA, on May 6, 1957.

On December 21, 1968 Charles Richard second married Elizabeth Marie HYDEK, in Bellevue, WA. Elizabeth Marie was born in Warren, Ohio, on September 16, 1923.

459. Harold Kenneth SHAWHAN (Robert Fleming7, Richard Johnson6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Harold Kenneth was born in Greeley, Weld County, Colorado, on October 15, 1923. Harold Kenneth died in Seattle, King County, WA, on July 15, 1986; he was 62.

H. Kenneth was a high school teacher, conducting classes in woodwork, drafting, and similar vocational courses. A highly-skilled craftsman, his hobbies included making furniture, cabinets, and also coin collecting. During WWII he served as a Sgt. in the US Army, from 1943-1946.

On December 29, 1951 Harold Kenneth married Marjorie Ardelle SCHULTZ, daughter of Charles Henry SCHULTZ & Lillian Sophia FREDERICKSON, in Bellevue, WA. Marjorie Ardelle was born in Grafton, ND, on November 18, 1924.

Marjorie was a department store Personnel Director before retirement. Shortly after retiring, she decided to attend the Berkley School of Religion at a summer session to learn the art of Clown Ministry, an avocation that she now thoroughly enjoys, performing at schools, churches, and at other functions. Marjorie has been very helpful in tracing this branch of the family tree, providing photos and other details.

They had one child:
	760	i.	Kenneth Robert (1953-)

Family of Richard Kenneth (Ken) SHAWHAN (233) & Fae McCLUNG

460. Robert Kale SHAWHAN (Richard Kenneth (Ken)7, Richard Johnson6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Robert Kale was born on December 9, 1933.

After serving in the USAF in the 1950s, Robert became a corporate pilot, operating out of Las Vegas, NV. Now semi-retired, he still occasional piloting, but finds himself more involved in the building of houses.

In 1958 Robert Kale first married Judith MONTAG. Judith was born about 1935. They were divorced.

They had the following children:
		i.	Elizabeth Seri. Elizabeth Seri was born in Des Moines, IA, on March 11, 1959.
		ii.	Robert Jeffrey. Robert Jeffrey was born in Dallas, Texas, on February 12, 1961.

On March 4, 1990 Robert Kale second married Donna Lynn KNOLL, in Las Vegas, NV. Donna Lynn was born in Los Angeles, California, on January 27, 1954.

They had one child:
		i.	Robert Kale. Robert Kale was born in Las Vegas, NV, on March 21, 1991.

461. Nancy Jean SHAWHAN (Richard Kenneth (Ken)7, Richard Johnson6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Nancy Jean was born in Des Moines, IA, on June 21, 1935.

Jean graduated from Drake University in 1957 and then earned her Masters in Social Work from the University of Iowa. She subsequently had a very rewarding career as a School Social Worker, working with all types of children who needed her guidance. Jean and her family lived for many years in Illinois, but eventually moved to Las Vegas, NV, where they live just off the eleventh hole of a golf course. Jean has been quite helpful in providing family data.

On September 12, 1965 Nancy Jean married George HAMILTON, son of James HAMILTON & Jeannie BUCHANAN, in Des Moines, IA. George was born in Glasgow, Scotland, on December 18, 1928.

George was a Civil Engineer and Estimator for a general contractor in Illinois. Now retired and living in Las Vegas, NV, he finds himself constantly at his PC, surfing the Internet.

They had one child:
		i.	Andrew Kenneth. Andrew Kenneth was born in Lake Forest, Illinois, on November 23, 1968.
			Andy graduated from Barat College in Illinois with a degree in Studio
			Art but has found a rewarding career as a firefighter/paramedic in
			Deerfield, IL.

Family of Benjamin Plummer SHAWHAN II (234) & Eva Orilla PICKERING

462. Frederick Pickering SHAWHAN\SHAWN (Benjamin Plummer SHAWHAN7, Joseph Henry6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Frederick Pickering was born in Payette, ID, on November 7, 1906. Frederick Pickering died in Largo, FL, on July 29, 1997; he was 90.

While in high school, Fred developed an interest in literature and dramatics; he also worked a territory selling magazines and subscriptions. This led to a varied career in the entertainment starting when he was attending Pomona College in Claremont, CA in 1923. A bass singer, he organized a college quartette which attained enough fame to be offered a vaudeville contract. Beginning in 1927 they traveled for three years under the name of "The Cheerleaders", appearing at picture houses on the West Coast. In 1929 they headed west to try talking pictures, appearing in the Paul Whiteman film, 'King of Jazz". Other theatrical contracts followed, winding up with season on Broadway in "America's Sweetheart", starring Ann Southern and Jack Whiting, and an appearance with W. C. Fields. Fred decided go out on his own, and landed a part with the Ziegfield Follies of 1932, in which he toured on the road. As he stated, "By then show business was falling apart, thanks to the talkies and the Depression, so I decided to go into radio". It was a wise decision. He soon was hired by WLW in Cincinnati as a vocalist and announcer in 1933; it during this period that he elected to begin spelling his surname as "Shawn". After a year, NBC called him to Washington, where he soon made a name for himself covering special events in the Capitol. He is generally credited with conceiving the idea of the March of Dimes annual drive for the benefit of President Roosevelt's Warm Springs Polio Foundation. In 1945 he became an assistant to one of NBC's VPs in charge of programming in New York City. In 1948 he briefly to Washington as Director of Operations for WMAL, but he quickly grabbed the opportunity to join NBC's TV production at Radio City, in New York. After three years in TV, he again found himself back in radio, as an executive, first in Birmingham, AL and then in St. Petersburg, Florida, with WSUN. It was in Florida that he and his wife, Audrey, finally decided to settle down and establish their permanent home.

On August 5, 1939 Frederick Pickering married Audrey Wilhelmina SIEBER. Audrey Wilhelmina was born in Washington, D.C., on April 25, 1914. Audrey Wilhelmina died in Largo, FL, on November 25, 1993; she was 79.

They had the following children:
	761	i.	Stephen Loveland (1943-)
		ii.	Shirley "Lee" Helene. Shirley "Lee" Helene was born in Stamford, CT, on August 27, 1946.
			Lee attended Florida State Univ., receiving an Education Degree; she presently teaches 3rd grade in Wellsey Hills, MA.

			About 1968 Shirley "Lee" Helene married John Charles DELPH. John Charles was born about 1945. They were divorced.
	762	iii.	Trudi McCray (1947-)

Family of Henry Hubert SHAWHAN (235) & Marie "Mary" PARK

463. Dorothy SHAWHAN (Henry Hubert7, Joseph Henry6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Dorothy was born in Kansas City, MO, on December 21, 1896. Dorothy died in Laguna Hills, California, on August 3, 1973; she was 76.

Dorothy attended Santa Barbara Normal School, (now the Univ. of California), where she met Elmer Krehbiel. They both went on to the University of California at Berkeley, she as an Art major, he in Architecture. After graduation, they settled in Santa Monica, CA, Dorothy teaching Mechanical Drawing in Escondido and Elmer becoming a Woodshop teacher at Santa Monica High School. After their marriage, they bought a lot and, together with Elmer's Dad and a couple others, they built themselves a house. Dorothy had an art studio for a time, but during WWII she became a draftsman in the Engineering Dept. of Douglas Aircraft. After the War she worked for a Beverly Hills architect for a while before retiring to her painting, selling some her work through a gallery in Laguna Beach.

On March 24, 1923 Dorothy married Elmer Milton KREHBIEL, in San Gabriel, California. Elmer Milton was born in Deer Creek, OK, on August 27, 1898. Elmer Milton died in Santa Monica, California, on August 23, 1973; he was 74.

Elmer was the son of Mennonite parents who sold their smithy and wheelwright business in Moundridge, KS to race in the Oklahoma Land Rush from which they established homesteads. They eventually migrated to California, where Elmer became a teacher at Santa Monica High School and subsequently developed a major adult education curriculum for Santa Monica Community College. Eventually he served as an Adult Education Consultant in Germany, before retiring as Vice President of Santa Monica College.

They had one child:
	763	i.	Donald Edward (1926-)

Family of Bess Irene Addie SHAWHAN (236) & Thomas Ellis JONES

464. Harold Thomas JONES ,Sr. (Bess Irene Addie SHAWHAN7, Joseph Henry6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Harold Thomas was born in Fayette, ID, on August 2, 1906.

On June 16, 1937 Harold Thomas married Opal McNATT, daughter of Louis Cass McNATT & Myrtle Pearl BROWN, in Glendale, California. Opal was born in Bowie, Texas, on February 1, 1909.

They had one child:
	764	i.	Harold Thomas (1938-)

Family of Glenn Elmo SHAWHAN (237) & Margaret Helen WRIGHT

465. Joseph Reuben SHAWHAN (Glenn Elmo7, Joseph Henry6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Joseph Reuben was born in Boise, ID, on May 1, 1907. Joseph Reuben died in Meridian, ID, on November 22, 1947; he was 40.

Joe attended the College of Idaho for two years and later was a switchman for the Union Pacific Railroad. He was quiet, enjoyed singing, and had a good bass voice. He died in Meridian, ID as a result of injuries received in a train/car accident, in which his young son was also injured.

On June 30, 1930 Joseph Reuben married Lula Fay McHENRY, in ID. Lula Fay was born about 1908.

They had the following children:
		i.	Robert Joseph. Robert Joseph was born in ID on March 24, 1936. Robert Joseph died in Oakland, California, on June 3, 1983; he was 47.
		ii.	Joseph Wesley. Joseph Wesley was born about 1934.

466. Reuben Wright SHAWHAN (Glenn Elmo7, Joseph Henry6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Reuben Wright was born in Boise, ID, on June 18, 1909. Reuben Wright died in Boise, ID, on March 18, 1982; he was 72.

Reuben attended the College of Idaho for two years. As a young man, worked for the Pacific Fruit Express Railway Co., before being during WWII, in which he served as a Navy Radarman on a LCI in the Pacific Theater of Operations. Surviving deadly typhoons and Kamikaze attacks, he returned to civilian life as a much decorated veteran, carrying a Purple Heart and four Bronze Stars. He again worked with the Pacific Fruit Express Railway Company and then with the in Job Services Employment. Typical of his limb of the Shawhan he was a gifted tenor who appeared on live radio in its heyday. He an avid fisherman, often taking fishing trips, with Laverta accompanying him, but she would usually sit and read. He and Laverta are both buried in Dry Creek Cemetery, near Star, ID.

On November 11, 1935 Reuben Wright married LaVerta CLUSTER, in Boise, ID. LaVerta was born in Boise, ID, on March 31, 1910.

During WWII LaVerta became the first female income tax auditor in the USA. After her retirement she was able to concentrate on her hobby of gardening, including a small greenhouse.

They had one child:
	765	i.	Carl (1941-)

467. Robert Elmo "Bob" SHAWHAN (Glenn Elmo7, Joseph Henry6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Robert Elmo "Bob" was born in Boise, ID, on April 8, 1911.

Bob attended the College of Idaho for two years, followed by a year Lamar College in Denver before moving to New York to attend Columbia University. It was after one year in New York that he married Ulah Davis. As a musician he has appeared professionally as a singer with such bands as those headed by Freddy Martin and Fred Waring; he has also been featured on radio and TV shows. During WWII he worked at a Douglas Aircraft Plant in Long Beach, California. Between singing engagements, he pursued a career with the California Dept. of Agriculture as a customs agent. He is a keen gardener and enjoys playing the organ for relaxation and pleasure.

On June 2, 1937 Robert Elmo "Bob" married Beulah "Ulah" DAVIS, in Fairfield, VT. Beulah "Ulah" was born in 1909.

Ulah received a degree in Education and had a fulfilling career as a teacher, in both Jr. High and in High School. She is known far and wide for her famous berry pies.

They had the following children:
	766	i.	David Joseph (1947-)
	767	ii.	Kenneth Robert (1943-)

468. Mary Margaret SHAWHAN (Glenn Elmo7, Joseph Henry6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Mary Margaret was born in Nampa, ID, on September 11, 1920.

Born in Boise, ID, Mary inherited the talent and enjoyment of music from her parents, often singing in choirs and various musical productions. As the only girl in her family, she had to put up with much teasing from her five older brothers. She attended Sterling College in Kansas, where she met her husband, Richard "Dick" Kneidl.
Their four children were all born in different locations, as Dick's career in aviation frequently resulted in moves. Following Dick's retirement, they have spent a majority of their time attending and organizing Air Stream rallies throughout the country. Mary has in her possession the sword carried by Joseph Henry Shawhan during the Civil War.

On September 11, 1943 Mary Margaret married Richard John "Dick" KNEIDL, in Tarrant County, Texas. Richard John "Dick" was born in Tulsa, OK, on July 13, 1922.

Kneidel Genealogy (http://www.genealogyfamilytrees.com/KneidlTree.htm):
Generation One:
1. JOHN1 KNEIDL was born Unknown. He married UNK ? 

Children of JOHN KNEIDL and UNK ? are:

2. i. RICHARD2 KNEIDL,SR, b. December 13, 1891; d. May 1970, Tulsa,OK.

ii. MARIE BARBARA KNEIDL, b. April 1900.

Generation Two:
2. RICHARD2 KNEIDL,SR (JOHN1) was born December 13, 1891, and died May 1970 in Tulsa,OK. He married LAURA ETHEL PRICE September 08, 1914 in Lawrenceville,IL, daughter of JAMES PRICE and MINNIE CANADAY. She was born July 03, 1896, and died February 1981 in Stafford,Kansas.

Children of RICHARD KNEIDL and LAURA PRICE are:

3. i. RICHARD JOHN3 KNEIDL,JR., b. July 13, 1922, Tulsa,Oklahoma.

ii. LAURA ETHEL KNEIDL, b. Unknown; m. RITCHEY STEWART, Unknown; b. Unknown.

iii. RUTH KNEIDL, b. Unknown.

They had the following children:
		i.	Margaret Alice "Marge". Margaret Alice "Marge" was born in San Antomio, Texas, on August 1, 1944.
			Subject:  Shawhan gedcom file
			Date: Wed, 31 Jan 2001 13:30:51 -0700
			From: George Davidson <gidavidson@genealogyfamilytrees.com>
			
			Bob,
			File received ok and thanks, there sure is a lot of great information there. I have not yet had time to really look into the immediate family member connections however, I did notice you show Margaret Alice Kneidl as
			deceased about 1968.. She is alive and well and has her own home/cleaning business in Boise...
			
			George

			Margaret Alice "Marge" married Ray McKEE.
		ii.	Laura Ruth. Laura Ruth was born in Ontario, OR, on July 27, 1948.
			About 1970 Laura Ruth married George DAVIDSON. They were divorced.
	768	iii.	Richard Glenn "Rick" (1951-)
	769	iv.	Willard John (1954-)

469. Willard Wood SHAWHAN (Glenn Elmo7, Joseph Henry6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Willard Wood was born in Payette, ID, on May 19, 1913. Willard Wood died in Fox Island, Pierce County, WA, on December 2, 1953; he was 40.

Willard attended the College of Idaho for two years, then began working in the bee-honey business, prior to WWII. He subsequently spent many years as a photographer in Visala, CA before moving north to Portland, OR where he added welding to his work efforts. The later made another move, to the state of Washington, where he worked for the school system and managed summer camps on Fox Island. A skilled woodworking craftsman, he built numerous pieces of furniture, many of which have been preserved by his daughter. He was a gifted singer -- several of his early recordings are in the possession of descendants. He was also an avid fisherman.

On May 29, 1937 Willard Wood married Vivian MILLER, in Caldwell, Canyon County, ID. Vivian was born in St. John, OR, on May 12, 1913.

Vivian also attended the College of Idaho, receiving a degree in Education. When relaxing from her role as an elementary teacher in Tacoma, WA area, she enjoys her hobbies of knitting, stitching, and gardening.

They had the following children:
		i.	Margaret G. (Peggy). Margaret G. (Peggy) was born in Nampa, ID, on November 12, 1940.
			Peggy entered her working life by assisting her parents in the operation of the summer camps which they once managed on Fox Island, Washington. Recently, she has performed as a secretary at Tacoma General Hospital. An avid baseball fan, she also enjoys knitting and tracing her family roots; included in her findings are letters sent home by Joseph Henry Shawhan during the Civil War. Peggy has been a source of much of the family data relevant to the descendants of Joseph Henry Shawhan, for which we are very grateful; in particular, her collection of ancestral photos has added to the heritage.

	770	ii.	Gertrude Maureen (Trudi) (1942-)

470. Harry Hubert SHAWHAN (Glenn Elmo7, Joseph Henry6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Harry Hubert was born in Wallace, ID, on April 18, 1915.

A gifted bass singer, Harry sang in a quartet during his high school days. He then attended the College of Idaho. During WWII Harry worked at the Lockheed Aircraft Plant in Burbank, CA as an inspector on the P38 (Lightning) assembly line. He subsequently was an Audio/Visual Technician with the City of Pasadena and with the school system in Luis Obispo, from which he retired. A skilled tinkerer and electrician, he has patented a few mechanical devices. For relaxation he enjoys playing the organ and being a bass singer in local quartets and as a solo performer.

On May 22, 1947 Harry Hubert married Helen Elizabeth KRUMPECK, daughter of Fred Charles KRUMPECK & Josephine Agnes VACEK, in Pasadena, California. Helen Elizabeth was born in Grand Haven, MI, on January 8, 1911.

As an accountant, Helen met Harry Shawhan in Pasadena,CA as a consequence of doing his income tax return. In 1963, when she moved San Luis Obispo, she joined Cal Poly as an accounting specialist; she eventually retired from that institution. Helen now enjoys club work and gardening. Her father, Fred Krumpeck, immigrated alone from Austria to the USA at the age of 17, eventually working in Michigan and Illinois before going to California; her mother, Josephine Vacek, was also born in Austria. Helen and her husband, Harry, have been quite active in tracing the Shawhan family heritage, and have been very generous in sharing the results of their research.

They had one child:
	771	i.	Gordon Glenn (1948-)

Family of Robert Frank SHAWHAN (238) & Maude LIBBY

471. Arletta Marie SHAWHAN (Robert Frank7, Daniel William6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Arletta Marie was born in Pueblo, Colorado, on August 26, 1901. Arletta Marie died in San Luis Obispo, California, on July 19, 1990; she was 88.

Born and raised in Pueblo, Colorado, in 1918 she moved to San Luis Obispo, CA. Arletta and her first husband owned and operated Dennis Dairy Lunch in San Luis Obispo until 1938; they then ran the Marshall Hotel, also located in downtown San Luis Obispo, until 1958. For relaxation she would often paint; she was also active in the American Legion Auxiliary. In her later years she lived at the Huntington in Morro Bay, CA.

About 1923 Arletta Marie first married Benjamin C. DENNIS. Benjamin C. was born about 1900. Benjamin C. died in Sa Luis Obispo, California, about 1959; he was 59.

They had the following children:
		i.	Donald E. Donald E. was born in 1925.
		ii.	Dorothy.

In 1961 Arletta Marie second married Dewey MOORE. Dewey died in 1985.

Family of Walter Brice SHAWHAN (240) & Clara Belle LYON

472. Clara Thelma SHAWHAN (Walter Brice7, Daniel William6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Clara Thelma was born in Enterprise, Kansas, on May 28, 1899. Clara Thelma died in Denver, Colorado, in 1979; she was 79.

On July 28, 1923 Clara Thelma married Ewart Vellenoweth BENNETT, in Hollywood, California. Ewart Vellenoweth was born in Argyke. WI, on December 1, 1898.

They had the following children:
	772	i.	Doris Elaine (1925-)
	773	ii.	Donald Vellenoweth (1928-)

473. Mary Gertrude SHAWHAN (Walter Brice7, Daniel William6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Mary Gertrude was born in Hutchinson, Kansas, on December 1, 1891. Mary Gertrude died in Van Nuys, California, on June 16, 1976; she was 84.

Mary Gertrude was a comparatively tall, pretty woman who enjoyed canning fruit, vegetables, and jellies. She also embroidered and was quite active in church groups. She thoroughly enjoyed pizza and, on occasion, a gin gimlet or two.

On June 14, 1914 Mary Gertrude married Ira Warren GULDNER, in Wichita, Kansas. Ira Warren was born in Bushton, Kansas, on November 24, 1890. Ira Warren died in Van Nuys, California, on December 27, 1966; he was 76.

Ira was a frugal, hard-working man of German descent. As a photographer for AP (Associated Press) he had many exciting assignments, including coverage of WWI. He eventually retired from AP after being stationed for many years at the LA Times.

They had one child:
	774	i.	William Eugene (Bill) (1919-)

474. Harold Robert SHAWHAN (Walter Brice7, Daniel William6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Harold Robert was born in Hutchinson, Kansas, on April 2, 1897. Harold Robert died in California in November 1978; he was 81.

Harold volunteered for the Army during WWI and was sent to France as member of a reconnaissance team which would creep out beyond the trenches into no-man's land at night to detect any enemy activity. In 1918 his unit was hit by a German mustard gas attack; of his 16-man group, he was the only one to survive. The gas burned his face and body badly and seriously scarred his lungs; he was also left temporarily blind, deaf, and dumb. He eventually recovered from his wounds, received a Purple Heart, and returned to Kansas where he married his childhood sweetheart. Due to his lung condition, he was urged by his doctors to move to a more agreeable climate, so he relocated to Los Angeles where he joined the Pacific Telephone Company, from which he eventually retired as a Central Office Technician. As a hobby he loved to do crossword puzzles.

On June 10, 1920 Harold Robert married Lillian Odessa BAKER, in Hutchinson, Kansas. Lillian Odessa was born in Cleveland, TN, on December 4, 1898.

They had one child:
	775	i.	Harold Robert (H.R.) (1921-)

475. Leslie Lyon SHAWHAN (Walter Brice7, Daniel William6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Leslie Lyon was born in Hutchinson, Kansas, on February 13, 1894. Leslie Lyon died in Los Angeles, California, on May 31, 1956; he was 62.

MEMORIES (By Juliann Elizabeth Rankin-Clarke, Granddaughter) Leslie Lyon Shawhan was born in Hutchinson, Kansas, where he spent his He was a very handsome young man. Leslie became a printer and married Ruth Haynes Miller, in 1914 in Hutchinson, Kansas. His first son, Robert Leslie Shawhan was born in 1916. In 1918, Leslie Lyon Shawhan served in World War I in France as a Captain in the United States Army. After the war, he returned to Hutchinson, Kansas, where his daughter, Clara Elizabeth Shawhan was born in 1920. Shortly after her birth (nine weeks) the family moved to Los Angeles, California. and his family were the first of the Shawhans to move to California but by 1922, his grandfather Daniel, grandmother Mary, father Walter, mother Clara, uncle Robert Frank, brother Harold Robert, sister Mary Gertrude and sister Clara Thelma all were living in California. Also in 1922, Leslie's son, Jack Vernon Shawhan was born. In Los Angeles, Leslie Shawhan went into the produce business, supplying produce for the local markets. But by 1929 the Great Depression had started and hard times lay ahead. The Great Depression lasted until 1939 and during this time Leslie held many different jobs as a handy man, general work for people -- i.e. fixing roofs, electrical repairing laying linoleum. During the 1940's Leslie spent some time in the Veteran's Administration Hospital in Prescott, Arizona with tuberculosis. Upon his recovery, he returned to his family in Los Angeles and lived to the age of 62. He died in 1956, at which time, lived at 3511 So. Hoover Street, L.A., and did general work for of Lebanon Hospital. The house where he lived is no longer standing, it became the property of University of Southern California (USC) and a tennis court now covers the area.

My memories of my grandfather Leslie are very vivid, as he spent much of his time with us. My mother and her father were very close. My grandfather was a great storyteller and he would talk of the old days of family and friends and old times. When I was small I had a lot of ear aches and my grandfather would blow his warm pipe smoke into my ear to ease the pain and rock me. I also remember watching with fascination as he would hand roll his own cigarettes by taking out a cigarette paper and very carefully pouring Bull Durham tobacco from a cloth sack with a draw string. He would pull the string with his to close the sack and with both hands holding the paper, pat the tobacco with both index fingers and roll the paper and lick it I still have a pot holder that my grandfather made while recovering from tuberculosis in Prescott, Arizona. My grandfather and loved music. My grandfather played the banjo, I still have his banjo, and both my grandfather and grandmother sang. I was told by my Mother that grandpa and grandma had both sang and played music in a vaudeville show on the famed Orpheum Circuit of the Midwest for a short time in their early years.

On December 19, 1915 Leslie Lyon married Ruth Haynes MILLER, in Hutchinson, Kansas. Ruth Haynes was born in Cloverport, Kentucky, on March 12, 1892. Ruth Haynes died in Los Angeles, California, on January 7, 1952; she was 59.

MEMORIES (By Juliann Elizabeth (Giles) Rankin-Clarke, Granddaughter) Ruth Haynes (Miller) Shawhan was born 12 March, 1894, the tenth child of eleven children born to Lewis Miller and Elizabeth Ann (Hendrick) Miller. My grandmother was 13 years old in 1905 when the family moved from Cloverport, Kentucky to Hutchinson, Kansas. But she always pined for her "Old Kentucky Home," she loved so dearly. She described it in her records, "Where I lived until I was 13 yrs old." "Breckinridge County, Kentucky, Cloverport (originally Joesville) was the nearest town. I lived on a farm on Hardin Road, near the estate of Captain William Hardin, whom Hardinsburg, Kentucky is named after. Cloverport was 4 miles from our farm. My father had about 600 acres of good land called bottom land on the Ohio River. My father raised tobacco as the main cash crop, corn, wheat, sweet potatoes and all our garden vegetables. My father made his own molasses, own sugar or corn sugar and maple syrup and maple sugar. He raised fine hogs, geese, beef cattle, horses and a few milk cows. The farm had fine grazing land for the horses and cattle and my father also raised maze and alfalfa for food for the livestock. Our farm had its own natural springs with water ice cold. Had a large fruit orchard. Had black walnut trees, berries (black, dew, and goose), hickory nuts, beech nuts, hazel nuts, black and red Haw's berries, persimmons, wild grapes, wild plums, ginseng roots, yellow root, wild peppermint, wild spearmint, sassafras root, papaw, a fruit that looks a little like a banana, and green onions. There were plenty of wild rabbits and squirrels. Lots and lots of flowers in the front yard of the and the dogwood trees and wildflowers and ferns were beautiful in the summer. Coal was lying around on the farm. There was an old Indian burial ground and lots of flints all over the farm. A nice country home for 11 children. Four miles from Cloverport, Kentucky are the Breckinridge Tar and White Sulphur Springs, a health resort in the summer. This is only 2 miles from my father's farm and where I went to picnic in the summertime and my name was written on the big rocks when I was a little girl. I loved the tar water and the moss that grew there and the ferns. My dad and mother loved to go there." Ruth Haynes Miller had a very close and loving family. She was especially close to her younger sister Pearl. In 1914 she married Leslie Lyon Shawhan. Leslie was a good friend of two of her brothers, Raymond Lewis Miller and Virgil Scott Miller. Ruth and Leslie's first son, Robert Leslie was born in 1916. By 1918, Leslie had returned from the "Great War" WWI and in 1920 shortly after their daughter, Clara Elizabeth's birth, family moved to Los Angeles, California. In Los Angeles, Ruth worked off and on as a nurse practitioner. From the late 1920's until her death in 1952 of pancreas cancer, my grandmother spent much of her time researching her genealogy and trying to prove the connection to "Heirs of the Joseph Ball Estate." I have all of my grandmother's research in my possession. "The Ball Estate," as it was always referred to by my grandmother, Ruth Haynes (Miller) Shawhan, and relatives, was that of a Joseph Ball who died intestate in Pennsylvania in 1821. Mere mention of the "estate" at any Miller family gathering would spark endless lively discussion. When the estate was finally settled, all would agree, their "ship would come in" and they would all be rich. They were relying, it is believed, on J. W. Compton's report dated 10 September, 1897. Mr. Compton had been hired by a number of heirs to investigate the Joseph Ball estate. Apparently my relatives failed to realize, or perhaps did not know, that the liquid assets of the estate had dwindled to practically nothing and that distributions of the little that did remain had probably already been made. Joseph Ball was not a direct ancestor but was rather the nephew of a direct ancestor. Memories of my are many. I spent lots of time with her. My grandmother had red hair and a temper to match. I was never the receiver of her outbursts of anger, but most often it was my grandfather or my mother. My mother's relationship with her mother was strained at times, as my grandmother always thought my mother favored my grandfather and she was somewhat jealous of their close relationship. I would stay with my grandmother for at a time. I remember the softness of her skin, when she would hold and her smell of lavender. She also used Mavis talcum powder in the red can and Jergens hand lotion. When ever I smell either of these scents I think of my grandmother. I remember lots of love and lots of music whenever we were all together. My grandmother worked for a time at Exposition Park in the basement of the Los Angeles Museum where the stereoscopes for viewing the stereographs were housed. Sometimes I would go with her. It was a short walking distance from her home at 3569

They had the following children:
	776	i.	Jack Vernon (1922-1981)
		ii.	Robert Leslie. Robert Leslie was born in Hutchinson, Kansas, on August 10, 1916. Robert Leslie died in Los Angeles, California, on December 1, 1981; he was 65.
			MEMORIES (By Juliann Elizabeth Rankin-Clarke, Niece) Robert Leslie Shawhan was born in Hutchison, Kansas, the first child of Leslie Lyon Shawhan and Ruth Haynes (Miller) Shawhan. At the age of four, he with his family to Los Angeles, California. His nickname given him by his parents was Sonny, Bobbie or Bob. Robert Leslie was born mentally retarded. He lived with his mother and father until their deaths and then on his own until the last few years of his life, which were in a care facility. Robert Leslie for many years worked at Ralphs Market, bagging groceries and stocking shelves.  My memories of my Uncle Bob are special. I spent lots of time with him when I was growing up at my Grandma and Grandpa's house. At night, before we to bed, Grandma would give us graham crackers and milk. Then in the living room, Uncle Bob would get into the old murphy bed and I would sleep on the couch. We would start to laugh and keep in up until my Grandma would yell out from the bedroom to be quiet and go to sleep. This would be repeated over and over at each of my visits. I remember my mother always saying that, "If God made Angels on earth, then her brother Bob was one." Everyone loved my Uncle, he was very sweet, and lovable. We spent all our holidays together as one big extended family .I also remember my Uncle Bob cutting the arm of his wooden rocking chair with his pocket knife. When my Grandmother found out scolded him. After my Uncle's death, the rocking chair came to my mother. My father filled in my Uncle knife marks, but you can still see the discoloration where the marks were. When I am at home and sometimes sit in the rocking chair looking at the arm, fond memories return of my Uncle Bob.

	777	iii.	Clara Elizabeth (Betty) (1920-1990)

Family of Henry Clay (Harry) CALDWELL (241) & Ella THOMPSON

476. Esther CALDWELL (Henry Clay (Harry)7, Sarah Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Esther was born in Ridgeland, WI, in 1904.

About 1926 Esther married Dr. Chester KURTZ. Dr. Chester was born about 1900.

They had one child:
		i.	John Caldwell. John Caldwell was born about 1930.

477. Ruth CALDWELL (Henry Clay (Harry)7, Sarah Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Ruth was born in 1904.

About 1926 Ruth married Dr. Mark FOSTER. Dr. Mark was born about 1900.

They had the following children:
	778	i.	James (~1930-)
		ii.	Mark. Mark was born about 1932.
			About 1953 Mark married Cathy. Cathy was born about 1932.
	779	iii.	Thomas (~1934-)

Family of George Raymond CALDWELL (242) & Ivy Pearl LACY

478. Hazel CALDWELL (George Raymond7, Sarah Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Hazel was born in Kansas on June 19, 1909. Hazel died in Clay Center, Kansas, on February 23, 1997; she was 87.

On June 15, 1932 Hazel married James GLENN, in Kansas. James was born about 1907. James died in Kansas in April 1968; he was 61.

They had one child:
	780	i.	Janice Marlene (1933-)

479. Glen CALDWELL (George Raymond7, Sarah Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Glen was born in Kansas on September 7, 1912. Glen died on July 5, 1981; he was 68.

On October 2, 1935 Glen married Esther BERGMEIER, in Kansas. Esther was born in Kansas about 1914.

They had the following children:
	781	i.	Barbara (1936-)
	782	ii.	Lowell Raymond (1939-)
		iii.	Joyce. Joyce was born in Kansas on May 1, 1942.
			On March 11, 1962 Joyce married Lloyd WIESE, in Kansas. Lloyd was born in Linn, Kansas, about 1941.
	783	iv.	Judith (1942-)

480. Floyd CALDWELL (George Raymond7, Sarah Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Floyd was born in Kansas on September 11, 1914. Floyd died in Kansas on January 2, 1994; he was 79.

On March 17, 1937 Floyd married Nina BEESON. Nina was born on September 15, 1916.

They had the following children:
	784	i.	Gary Floyd (1940-)
	785	ii.	Larry Gene (1942-)
	786	iii.	Doyle Lee (1954-)

481. Helen CALDWELL (George Raymond7, Sarah Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Helen was born in Kansas on January 12, 1917.

On April 25, 1941 Helen married Robert RUNDLE, in Kansas. Robert was born on August 21, 1916.

They had the following children:
	787	i.	David Charles (1946-)
	788	ii.	Roberta Joy (1948-)

482. Florence CALDWELL (George Raymond7, Sarah Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Florence was born in Kansas on April 25, 1920.

In 1943 Florence married Carl GINGLES, in Kansas. Carl was born about 1919.

They had one child:
	789	i.	Brenda Pearl (1946-)

483. George Raymond CALDWELL Jr. (George Raymond7, Sarah Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). George Raymond was born in Kansas on November 1, 1923.

On August 23, 1944 George Raymond married Marjorie Arlene BOWERSOX, in Kansas. Marjorie Arlene was born in Hellis, Kansas, on March 15, 1928.

They had the following children:
		i.	Anthony Ray. Anthony Ray was born in Concordia, Kansas, on April 22, 1945. Anthony Ray died on February 11, 1961; he was 15.
			Tony died in a hunting accident.

	790	ii.	Allen Lynn (1947-)
	791	iii.	Barry Kent (~1950-)
		iv.	Donna Lou. Donna Lou was born on March 4, 1952.

Family of Adeline (Addie) Shawhan CALDWELL (243) & James BARCLAY

484. Jessie Lysle BARCLAY (Adeline (Addie) Shawhan CALDWELL7, Sarah Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Jessie Lysle was born on June 17, 1906. Jessie Lysle died on April 3, 1987; she was 80.

On April 3, 1964 Jessie Lysle first married Clee LLOYD. Clee was born about 1906. Clee died on July 20, 1981; he was 75.

On October 8, 1930 Jessie Lysle second married Albert JAMES. Albert was born on February 10, 1906. Albert died on February 22, 1960; he was 54.

They had the following children:
	792	i.	Veryl Richard (1936-)
	793	ii.	Alice Jane (1941-)

Family of Della May CALDWELL (244) & Albertus "Bert" DODSON

485. Dorothy Gertrude DODSON (Della May CALDWELL7, Sarah Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Dorothy Gertrude was born in near Clay Center, Kansas, on September 28, 1913.

After eleven years of teaching, Dorothy married Howard Dale Gerardy
and lived with him on the farm which had been in his family since
1875.

On May 15, 1941 Dorothy Gertrude married Howard Dale GERARDY, in Kansas. Howard Dale was born in near Fact, Kansas, on May 17, 1911. Howard Dale died in Kansas on July 23, 1995; he was 84.

They had the following children:
	794	i.	Robert Dodson (1942-)
		ii.	Harlan Dale. Harlan Dale was born in Kansas on April 11, 1944.
			After two years at Emporia State Univ., Harlan left school and joined
			the US Navy where he became a jet pilot. During the Vietnam War he
			made three tours to the Gulf Of Tonkin, serving aboard the
			the Ranger, and the Midway. After his discharge he returned to school
			and graduated from New Mexico State Univ. at Las Cruces, NM. He and
			his wife now live in Gruver, Texas where he operates a flying

			On November 26, 1986 Harlan Dale married Carolyn Sue SCROGGS. Carolyn Sue was born about 1965.
	795	iii.	Marc Edward (1947-)

486. Charles Merrill DODSON (Della May CALDWELL7, Sarah Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Charles Merrill was born in near Clay Center, Kansas, on February 4, 1919.

Charles traces his Caldwell ancestry back to John Caldwell who
migrated from Scotland in the late 1700s, becoming a minister in Ohio
County, VA/WV. Family members moved westward, to Iowa in 1836, in
Indian Territory, occupied by the Blackhawk tribe; they operated a
ferry across the Des Moines River. In the 1880s the Caldwells
to the prairie country, near Idana, KS. His Dodson ancestors migrated
from So. England to the American Colonies in 1687, locating in
Richmond, VA. They too moved west, first to Lewis Co., VA/WV, and
subsequently, in 1896, to Kansas. Charles was born on a farm near
Center, KS, in which his father grew wheat and raised shorthorn
to be shipped to the Kansas City stockyards. As a member of 4-H,
Charles raised fat calves which he showed at area fairs. he also
baseball. In 1930 he survived scarlet fever. The Depression hit in
1933, but Charles family was able to manage without money due to
farm produce -- chickens, eggs, beef, pork, and vegetables. Charles
attended Kansas State University, taking a Milling Science course,
when WWII broke out he enlisted in the US Navy on Jan. 20, 1942. He
trained at Great Lakes and at Chicago's Navy Pier, spending a total
three years and eight months in the service, eighteen months of which
were spent in the South Pacific as an airplane carburetor specialist,
working on engines for Avenger TBM torpedo planes and PT boats; in
addition to fighting the ravages of malaria, he also survived Pacific
Island snakes -- pythons, corals, and bushmasters. In civilian life
has worked as a flour miller in a number of different mills, retiring
as Plant Supt. from Archer Daniel Midland in 1981. He enjoys hunting,
fishing, golf, woodwork, and gardening. He's had both knees replaced
and has also overcome cancer. Charles has been very helpful in
detailing the family lines of the Caldwell/Shawhan tree limb
photos and other pertinent information. He also produced an ancestral
book, tracing his Caldwell/Shawhan/Dodson lineage,  for private
distribution among his family members.

On December 26, 1944 Charles Merrill married Charlotte Andree BERGSTROM. Charlotte Andree was born on October 10, 1921.

During WWII Andree worked as a secretary at North American Aviation
Kansas City, KS, where they built B-25 two-engine bombers -- the type
that General Doolittle used to bomb Japan early in the War. She has
since worked as a medical secretary.

They had the following children:
	796	i.	Charles Bertus "Chuck" (1945-)
	797	ii.	Marilyn Diane (1949-)

Family of Jessie May DUNCAN (245) & Charles WILCOX

487. Lemuel Howard WILCOX (Jessie May DUNCAN7, Nancy PATTERSON6, Agnes WILLIAMS5, Agnes (Nancy) SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Lemuel Howard was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania., on August 21, 1890. Lemuel Howard died in Wilkinsburg, Pennsylvania., on December 27, 1961; he was 71.

Lemuel Howard married Hannah Jane SMITH. Hannah Jane died in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

They had the following children:
	798	i.	Lemuel Howard (1918-)
	799	ii.	Charles Smith (1921-)
	800	iii.	Matilda Jane (1923-)
	801	iv.	Nathaniel Duncan

Family of Loucetta DOWNING (247) & James JONES

488. Margaret Lucretia JONES (Loucetta DOWNING7, Margaret Ann READING6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Margaret Lucretia married John GENTLE.

They had the following children:
		i.	Jarvis.
			Jarvis married May LIGHTER.
	802	ii.	John Ed "Fielding"
	803	iii.	Susan Lucretia

489. William Casey JONES (Loucetta DOWNING7, Margaret Ann READING6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). William Casey was born on April 6, 1884.

William Casey married Carrie E. BUTLER, daughter of Andrew Jackson BUTLER (June 3, 1837-September 12, 1911) & Sallie C. JACKSON (July 25, 1835-March 12, 1921). Carrie E. was born on August 24, 1864. Carrie E. died in New Harmony Methodist Cemetery, on February 21, 1910; she was 45.

They had one child:
	804	i.	Carl

490. Mary Missouri JONES (Loucetta DOWNING7, Margaret Ann READING6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Mary Missouri married Jules SIMPSON.

They had the following children:
		i.	Thomas Lee. Thomas Lee died in Camp Funston, World War I.
		ii.	James.
			James married Edna AMEN.
	805	iii.	Anne Mary

491. Daniel Humphrey JONES (Loucetta DOWNING7, Margaret Ann READING6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Daniel Humphrey died in Dakota.

Daniel Humphrey married Phoebe WISE.

They had the following children:
		i.	Bertha.
		ii.	Susan.
			Research: Married and had 3 children {NDN, p. 52}

			Susan married .
		iii.	Ruth.

492. Lucetta JONES (Loucetta DOWNING7, Margaret Ann READING6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Lucetta married Ed SHUTT.

They had one child:
		i.	Chalmers.

493. Susan Rebecca JONES (Loucetta DOWNING7, Margaret Ann READING6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Susan Rebecca was born in 1870. Susan Rebecca died in Curryville, Missouri, on August 22, 1942; she was 72. Susan Rebecca was buried in Old Methodist Church ground at Harmony.

Susan Rebecca married Abe Link WILLIAMSON. Abe Link was born in 1860. Abe Link died in Hospital, Louisiana, Pike County, Missouri, on September 10, 1942; he was 82.

They had the following children:
		i.	Clara Bell.
			Research: As of 1944, Clara Bell possessed Margaret Shawhan's jewelry {NDN, p. 34}

		ii.	Guy Wallace.
			Research: Died in infancy.

	806	iii.	Ivan Pierce
		iv.	Byron Victor.
			Research: The family lived in Russia for a while then moved to Bogata, Columbia. {NDN, p. 53}

			Byron Victor married Floy HANSON.
	807	v.	Rose

Family of William Reading DOWNING (248) & Sarah Ann TINKER

494. James Lionel DOWNING (William Reading7, Margaret Ann READING6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). James Lionel was born on May 11, 1863. James Lionel died on September 16, 1929; he was 66.

Research: Jim Lionel Downing graduated from William Jewel College, Liberty, Mo., and sailed the following month (1891) for Brazil; later returned and took a Medical Degree at the University Medical College, Kansas City, Mo.  He served as Assistant Superintendent and House Physician in the Missouri Baptist Hospital, St. Louis, Mo., during which time he was Pastor at Maplewood Mission.  He then completed a post-graduate course in a New York Medical college and returned to Sao Paulo, Brazil as a Medical Missionary.  After returning home because of his daughter's death, on Nov. 25, 1915, he married Ruth Mitchell.  {NDN, p. 54}

His last voyage to Brazil was in 1927, taking charge of the hospital at Ponto Novo.  It was through his influence and help that a young boy of Brazil, F.F. Soren, graduated from William Jewel College and returned to Brazil to become the greatest Missionary Latin America has known.  {NDN, p. 54}

On August 1, 1883 James Lionel first married Addie MARTIN. Addie died in November 1913.

They had one child:
		i.	Nell. Nell died in Died at age of 20 while student at college. Education: Steven's College, Columbia, Mo.

James Lionel second married Ruth MITCHELL. Ruth was born in 1876.

Research: Graduated from William Jewell College, Liberty, Mo., and in 1942-4 was attending Georgetown University, Washington, D.C.

They had the following children:
		i.	Ruth. Ruth was born in 1918. Ruth died in Bahia, Brazil, of smallpox., in 1919; she was 1.
		ii.	Mary Isabel "Beebs". Mary Isabel "Beebs" was born in Bahia, Brazil, on August 22, 1921. Occupation: See notes. Education: See notes.

495. Georgia "Birdie" DOWNING (William Reading7, Margaret Ann READING6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Georgia "Birdie" was born on January 23, 1871. Georgia "Birdie" died in Liberty, Missouri, in 1922; she was 50.

Georgia "Birdie" married Harry G. PARKER Dr.. Harry G. died in 1943. Occupation: Head of Chemistry Dept., Wm. Jewell College, Liberty, Mo.

They had one child:
		i.	Kenneth.
			Research: Drowned while attending Harvard University.  He was in the process of completing a graduate degree in Chemistry.  {NDN, p. 55}

Family of Joseph Columbus DOWNING (249) & Lizzie HUNTER

496. Grace DOWNING (Joseph Columbus7, Margaret Ann READING6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Grace married Carson HEDGES. Carson died in 1942.

They had one child:
	808	i.	Lena

497. Will C. DOWNING (Joseph Columbus7, Margaret Ann READING6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Will C. first married .

They had one child:
		i.	Arlington.

Will C. second married daughter (8) WILSON169.

Family of Dr. Thomas Jefferson DOWNING (251) & Sarah Campbell “Cammie” HAYS

498. Mary DOWNING (Thomas Jefferson7, Margaret Ann READING6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Mary was born in New London, Ralls County, Missouri, on May 20, 1885.

On April 2, 1904 Mary married Roi Scarborough WOOD Sr., in New London, Ralls County, Missouri. Roi Scarborough was born in Ralls County, Missouri, on February 27, 1882. Roi Scarborough died on August 25, 1907; he was 25.

They had the following children:
	809	i.	Roi Scarborough (1904-)
		ii.	Thomas Jefferson. Thomas Jefferson was born in New London, Ralls County, Missouri, on June 20, 1906.

Family of Margaret Docia DOWNING (252) & James M. OFFUTT

499. Susie OFFUTT (Margaret Docia DOWNING7, Margaret Ann READING6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Susie was born on October 6, 1878.

Susie married Edward WADDELL.

They had one child:
		i.	Naomi.
			Research: As of NDN's account, Naomi lived in Middletown, Missouri.  She owned the Bible of Margaret Ann and William Casey Downing.  {NDN, p. 57}

			Naomi married Clarence.

Family of Andrew Jackson DOWNING (253) & Anna COLLINS

500. Claude C. DOWNING (Andrew Jackson7, Margaret Ann READING6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Occupation: C.G.D. representative, Knox Co., in Mo. Legislature.170

Claude C. married Estelle ANDERSON. Estelle was born in Plevna, Missouri.

They had the following children:
		i.	Donald. Occupation: Postal Clerk.
			Research: Married.

		ii.	Dorothy. Occupation: School teacher.
		iii.	A.J. Occupation: Warner Pharmaceutical Co., St. Louis, Mo. Education: Westminster College, Fulton, Missouri.
		iv.	James Willis. Occupation: Navy Postal clerk and Preacher.171

Family of Nancy Minta DOWNING (255) & John Thomas DUVEL

501. Blanche Pearle DUVEL (Nancy Minta DOWNING7, Margaret Ann READING6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Blanche Pearle was born in 1893. Blanche Pearle died in 1978; she was 85.

Blanche Pearle married Frederick Crum DUVEL172. Frederick Crum was born in 1891. Frederick Crum died in 1972; he was 81.

They had one child:
	810	i.	Pearl

502. Ruby Minta DUVEL (Nancy Minta DOWNING7, Margaret Ann READING6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Ruby Minta married Archie Oscar EDWARDS.

They had the following children:
		i.	Genii.
			Genii married P.C. EDWARDS.
		ii.	Naomi.
		iii.	Arch Reuben. Arch Reuben was born in Corso, Missouri.

503. John Downing DUVEL (Nancy Minta DOWNING7, Margaret Ann READING6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Occupation: Owner of General Store, Olney, Lincoln Co., Mo.

John Downing married Mollie Preston RIDDLE.

They had the following children:
		i.	daughter 1.
		ii.	daughter 2.
		iii.	daughter 3.
		iv.	daughter 4.
		v.	son 1.
		vi.	son 2.

504. Florence Hannah DUVEL (Nancy Minta DOWNING7, Margaret Ann READING6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Florence Hannah married John B. BECK.

They had one child:
	811	i.	George

505. Darlene DUVEL (Nancy Minta DOWNING7, Margaret Ann READING6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Darlene married Lee Roy EDWARDS.

They had one child:
		i.	LeRoy. LeRoy was born in Bowling Green, Missouri.

506. George Frederick DUVEL (Nancy Minta DOWNING7, Margaret Ann READING6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Occupation: Barber.

George Frederick first married Margaret DUNCAN.

Research: Died just after birth of a son, David Duval.  {NDN, p. 58}

They had one child:
		i.	David.

George Frederick second married Jessie REECE.

They had the following children:
		i.	son.
		ii.	daughter.

Family of James Lafayette READING (257) & Lois E. STARK

507. John Thomas READING (James Lafayette7, John Shannon6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John Thomas was born in 1877. John Thomas died in 1903; he was 26.

In 1898 John Thomas married Maggie UNSELL. Maggie was born in 1874.

They had one child:
		i.	Isobel.
			Research: See D.A.R. #153538.  ("Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy," p. 46)

			Isobel married Fritz STARK.

508. James Lee READING (James Lafayette7, John Shannon6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). James Lee was born on February 27, 1881.

Research: For Biographical Sketch of James Lee Reading, see N.E. Mo. Hist. by Walter Williams, Vol. 3/1366.  ("Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy," p. 46)

On October 1, 1902 James Lee married Ethel Creacy WISEMAN, daughter of John Wellington WISEMAN (March 5, 1848-January 6, 1933) & Nancy Ellen CREACY (May 28, 1848-July 5, 1910), in Maywood, Missouri. Ethel Creacy was born on January 20, 1882. Ethel Creacy died on January 11, 1972; she was 89. Ethel Creacy was buried in Louisiana, Pike County, Missouri.

They had the following children:
	812	i.	Eulalie “Eula Lee” (1905-)
		ii.	James Liburn. James Liburn was born on June 22, 1908. Resided in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
			On March 31, 1934 James Liburn married Alice N. GREEN. Alice N. was born on October 23, 1909.
	813	iii.	John William (1913-)

Family of Susannah Margaret READING (258) & William Newton BRYSON

509. Eliza BRYSON (Susannah Margaret READING7, John Shannon6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Eliza was born on November 11, 1875.

On December 16, 1897 Eliza married Charles McELWEE.

They had the following children:
		i.	Agatha.
		ii.	Margaret.
			Margaret married Ray SPEARS.
		iii.	Bryson Pinkney.
		iv.	William.

Family of Cynthia Ann READING (259) & James Jefferson PENIX

510. Nancy Ann PENIX (Cynthia Ann READING7, John Shannon6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Nancy Ann was born in Frankford, Pike County, Missouri, on September 25, 1870.

Research: Refer to D.A.R. #66132. ("Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy," p. 47)

On December 1, 1889 Nancy Ann married Dr. Joseph Peter GORDON. Joseph Peter was born in Rockford, Illinois, on January 22, 1864.

They had the following children:
	814	i.	Cynthia B. (1893-)
		ii.	Lois Sue. Lois Sue was born on October 22, 1895.

Family of Narcissus Tippett READING (260) & Dr. Edward Byrum RULE

511. John Will RULE (Narcissus Tippett READING7, John Shannon6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

John Will married Emma FISHBACK.

They had one child:
	815	i.	Edward

512. Jane "Jennie" RULE (Narcissus Tippett READING7, John Shannon6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Jane "Jennie" was born in Louisiana, Missouri.

The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 97

 Mrs. Jennie Rule Reading.
 DAR ID Number: 96570
 Born in Louisiana, Mo.
 Wife of Charles L. Reading.
 Descendant of George Reading, as follows:
 1. Dr. E. B. Rule (1848-93) m. 1873 Narcissa T. Reading (b. 1855).
 2. John S. Reading (1821-99) m. Mahala Nalley (1820-1903).
 3. William Reading (b. 1792) m. 1816 Margaret Shawhan (b. 1797).
 4. George Reading m. Nancy McCune (1771-1842).
 George Reading (1761-1846) was placed on the pension roll, 1833, of Pike County, N. Y., for service, 1777, in Captain Knox's company, Pennsylvania Line. He was born in New Jersey; died in Missouri.

Jane "Jennie" married Charles L. READING (276) , son of Lafayette READING (109) (September 18, 1842-August 18, 1922) & Medora SMITH (April 18, 1844-August 10, 1890).

They had one child:
		i.	Medora. Medora was born in 1900. Medora died in August 1931; she was 31.

Family of Mary Elizabeth DOWNING (263) & Joseph Harrison REYNOLDS

513. Joseph Taylor REYNOLDS (Mary Elizabeth DOWNING7, Nancy READING6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Joseph Taylor married Mabel CARTER.

They had one child:
	816	i.	Ethel Elizabeth

Family of Minnie ADAMS (267) & James William CASH

514. Ruby CASH (Minnie ADAMS7, Elizabeth READING6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Ruby was born in Pike County, Missouri.

The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 102, page 175: Mrs. Ruby Cash Patton. DAR ID Number: 101582 Born in Pike County, Mo  Wife of Lowell Russell Patton. Descendant of George Reading, as follows: 1. J. William Cash (b. 1851) m. 1884 Minnie Adams (b. 1863). 2. Heber Adams (1816-1905) m. 1841 Elizabeth Reading (1825-1910). 3. William Reading (1792-1868) m. 1816 Margaret Shawhan (1797-1860). 4. George Reading m. 1790 Nancy McCune (1770-1842). [p.175] George Reading (1761-1846) was placed on the pension roll, 1833, of Pike County, New York, for service, 1777, in Capt. Knox's company, Pennsylvania Line. He was born in New Jersey; died in Clarke County, Mo. Also Nos. 96570, 100743.

Ruby married Lowell Russell PATTON.

They had one child:
		i.	Lowell Russell.

Family of Margaret ADAMS (269) & John K. CHILTON

515. Bertha CHILTON (Margaret ADAMS7, Elizabeth READING6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Bertha was born on September 9, 1889.

Bertha married Tinsley West McCUNE, son of Joseph Addison McCUNE (1864-) & Roxanna V. WEST. Tinsley West was born on September 9, 1889. Occupation: Accountant.

They had one child:
		i.	Mary Virginia. Mary Virginia was born on August 7, 1911. Resided in Louisiana, Pike County, Missouri.

Family of John Thomas READING (270) & Isabelle “Belle” K. CARTER

516. Maude READING (John Thomas7, William "Billie"6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Maude died in 1971. Resided in Long Beach, California.

Maude married Dave McGEE.

They had one child:
		i.	Howard.

517. George READING (John Thomas7, William "Billie"6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

George married Bess OSBAUTH. Resided in Springfield, Greene County, Missouri.

They had one child:
		i.	George.

518. William Frank READING (John Thomas7, William "Billie"6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). William Frank was born in Pike County, Missouri, on September 30, 1886. William Frank died in Vandalia, Missouri, on May 25, 1972; he was 85. William Frank was buried in Mt. Ayre Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Near Curryville, Pike County, Missouri.

On February 17, 1910 William Frank married Virginia “Jennie” Lee BALL. Virginia “Jennie” Lee died after 1973.

They had the following children:
		i.	Virginia Sue.
		ii.	Frances Ruth.
		iii.	John Richard.
		iv.	Nell Maude.
		v.	William “Willie” Lee.
		vi.	Charles Ball.
		vii.	Victoria.

Family of John Thomas READING (270) & Idabelle “Ida” BROWN

519. Ruth READING (John Thomas7, William "Billie"6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Ruth married Clyde CRAIG.

They had one child:
		i.	John Douglas.

520. John Rennie READING (John Thomas7, William "Billie"6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John Rennie was born in Pike County, Missouri, on February 2, 1898.

John Rennie first married Nawasa ODELL.

They had the following children:
	817	i.	Renny Odell (1924-)
		ii.	Billy Conn. Billy Conn was born on August 26, 1928.
			Billy Conn first married Sue Marie WRIGHT.
			Billy Conn second married Loraine THOMPSON.
			Billy Conn third married Norma.

On December 24, 1934 John Rennie second married Mary JONES, daughter of James Blancett JONES (September 17, 1865-) & Leora McCUNE (August 26, 1867-). Mary was born on February 24, 1906.

They had one child:
		i.	Shannon Blancett. Shannon Blancett was born in Pike County, Missouri, on November 2, 1945.
			On June 20, 1965 Shannon Blancett married Marsha Kay JONES. Marsha Kay was born on April 13, 1945.

Family of Nancy READING (271) & William Stephens BIGGS

521. William Richard BIGGS (Nancy READING7, William "Billie"6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). William Richard was born on July 25, 1883. William Richard was buried in Farber, Missouri.

William Richard first married Gertrude LLEWELLYN.

They had the following children:
		i.	Owen.
		ii.	Mildred.

William Richard second married Alice TURNER.

522. Katherine Sue BIGGS (Nancy READING7, William "Billie"6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Katherine Sue was born in Audrain County, Missouri, on April 1, 1886.

The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 111: Mrs. Katharine Sue Biggs May. DAR ID Number: 110936 Born in Audrian County, Mo. Wife of Porter William May. Descendant of George Reading, as follows: 1. William S. Biggs (b. 1854) m. 1881 Nancy Reading (b. 1861). 2. William Reading, Jr. (b. 1829) m. 1850 Martha S. Conn (b. 1830). See Nos. 110934, 110935.

Katherine Sue married Porter William MAY.

They had the following children:
		i.	Eunice Louise. Eunice Louise was born in Curryville, Pike County, Missouri.
		ii.	Ethel Jennette.

523. Sarah Elizabeth “Bess” BIGGS (Nancy READING7, William "Billie"6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Sarah Elizabeth “Bess” was born in Audrain County, Missouri, on October 11, 1887.

The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 111: Mrs. Elizabeth Biggs Westfall. DAR ID Number: 110938 Born in Audrian County, Mo. Wife of James Clay Westfall. Descendant of George Reading, as follows: 1. William S. Biggs (b. 1854) m. 1881 Nancy Reading (b. 1861). 2. William Reading, Jr. (b. 1829), m. 1850 Martha S. Conn (b. 1830). See Nos. 110934, 110935.

On April 8, 1908 Sarah Elizabeth “Bess” married James Clay WESTFALL. James Clay was born on July 11, 1881. Resided in Perry, Missouri.

They had the following children:
		i.	Elizabeth. Elizabeth was born on April 26, 1912. Elizabeth died in 1929; she was 16.
		ii.	Nancy. Nancy was born on October 6, 1916.
		iii.	Jinnie. Jinnie was born on July 20, 1922.

524. Joseph “Joe” James BIGGS (Nancy READING7, William "Billie"6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Joseph “Joe” James was born on June 30, 1901.

Joseph “Joe” James married Isabell PATTON.

They had one child:
		i.	Robert. Robert was born in 1923.

Family of George Washington READING (272) & Arbie (or Abbie) SUTTON

525. Nathaniel “Nat” READING (George Washington7, William "Billie"6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Nathaniel “Nat” was born in September 1905. Resided in Curryville, Pike County, Missouri.

On July 17, 1930 Nathaniel “Nat” married Helen RODGER.

They had one child:
	818	i.	Nathaniel William (1931-)

526. William Beaman READING (George Washington7, William "Billie"6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). William Beaman was born on December 27, 1907. Resided in Curryville, Pike County, Missouri.

On August 18, 1938 William Beaman married Marjorie JOHNSON.

They had the following children:
	819	i.	Billy Beaman (1940-)
	820	ii.	James “Jim” Harold (1946-)
	821	iii.	Candace Sue (1948-)

527. Victoria Elizabeth READING (George Washington7, William "Billie"6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Victoria Elizabeth was born in Pike County, Missouri, on January 8, 1911.

On May 17, 1935 Victoria Elizabeth married Jeff Davis “J. D.” McCUNE, son of Oke McCUNE (January 18, 1884-January 11, 1950) & Linnie Estelle HAMMETT (May 24, 1884-July 9, 1973). Jeff Davis “J. D.” was born in Curryville, Missouri, on September 6, 1912.

They had the following children:
	822	i.	Jeff Reading “J. R.” (1937-1998)
	823	ii.	Tapley (1938-)

Family of Nancy  Shawhan SMITH (278) & William M. VANARSDEL

528. William M. "Willie" VANARSDEL Jr. (Nancy  Shawhan SMITH7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). William M. "Willie" was born in Pike County, Missouri, in November 1891.

“Willie has twice been married, and by his first wife, Stella, had two golden-haired daughters with whom we played when we were children.  They grew up and married, after Stella died, we lost track of them.”173
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Note: I have pictures of Nancy Shawhan (Smith) Vanarsdale with a little blond girl standing next to her.  Could this be one of the little girls mentioned in Isobel Madsen’s acount? -REF

William M. "Willie" married Stella.

They had the following children:
		i.	Daughter.
		ii.	Daughter.

Family of John Thomas “Squire” SMITH (279) & Julia Frances “Fannie” TROWER

529. Archie Pearl SMITH (John Thomas “Squire”7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Archie Pearl was born in Pike County, Missouri, on July 30, 1877. Archie Pearl died in 1927; he was 49. Occupation: Fire chief in Granite City, Illinois.

On January 23, 1903 Archie Pearl married Maude LAIRD.

They had the following children:
	824	i.	Nadene (1905-)
	825	ii.	Irene (1905-)

530. Sallie Jackson SMITH (John Thomas “Squire”7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Sallie Jackson was born in Kansas on September 22, 1879. Sallie Jackson died after 1955; she was 75.

On October 27, 1897 Sallie Jackson married Mason BRANSTETTER, son of Thomas Benton BRANSTETTER (March 18, 1833-January 11, 1894) & Elizabeth C. BRANSTETTER (January 30, 1836-December 14, 1913). Mason was born on July 14, 1873. Mason died after 1955; he was 81.

The ancestry of Mason Branstetter has not yet been proven.  It is circumstancial based upon the data received from “The Branstetter Tree,” WorldConnect Project, by Carl Chaney Branstetter.--REF

They had the following children:
	826	i.	Eunice (1900-)
	827	ii.	Floyd Mason (1902-)
		iii.	Dymple Frances. Dymple Frances was born on October 9, 1904.
			On December 24, 1931 Dymple Frances married Mark MEDARIS.

			Research: Brother of Edward Medaris.
	828	iv.	Mancell Pearl (1908-)

531. Margaret Melvina SMITH (John Thomas “Squire”7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Margaret Melvina was born in Pike County, Missouri, on November 28, 1881. Margaret Melvina died after 1935; she was 53.

“Margaret Melvina Smith and Oscar William Chandler married December 24, 1899, Pike County, Mo., by Rev. Oaks.  They lived the first year with the family of Matthew and Cornelia Chandler, Vandalia, Mo., on (the) road to Gazette, on the Old Home Place, and then they struck out on their own, and continued to strike out for a good many years.  They made their first real home for their children in the county seat of Pike County, Bowling Green, Mo., and years later in Warren, Ohio, another county seat.  They managed to have three children, and to educate them as they went along in public schools and high schools.  Then the children left home to go away to college, and they really began to learn things, and never stopped learning more and more amazing things during the years when more changes were taking place that at any other time in history…changes in the average man’s fundamental beliefs, in his philosophy, in his conception of religion, in his manner of governmental spread, in his whole world outlook, in transportation, communication, education…indeed more changes than occurred durinmg the preceeding 4000 years all put together!  In the lifetime of these children giant intellects in science were learning how to control nature in its application to human life.  If it is true that problems are better teachers than lectures, then these children lived when all about them were problems, some being solved temporarily, and some left wide open to see working into chaos, getting deeper into chaos and farther away from a solution.174
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Letter in possession of Bettye Warner (granddaughter of Edith Smith):
Written on lined note paper:

Dear Sis,
Don’t think I have forgotten you, got both your letters, but have been so awful busy, week before last we were filled up with Carnival people. Lots of trouble and work combined.  We are giving up the hotel, have bought us a nice new house in Warren, O. just 4 miles from here.  The place changed hands & the other man is going to run it, it is to (sic) much work

On December 24, 1899 Margaret Melvina married Oscar William CHANDLER, son of Matthew CHANDLER (June 3, 1825-) & Cecelia Holdcraft McMILLIAN. Oscar William was born in Pike County, Missouri, on November 23, 1876. Oscar William died in Sulphar, Oklahoma, on November 26, 1960; he was 84.

They had the following children:
	829	i.	Rex Eugene (1901-1964)
	830	ii.	Isobel Frances (1903-1971)
	831	iii.	Oscar William (1913-1998)

532. Edith Mae SMITH (John Thomas “Squire”7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Edith Mae was born in Pike County, Missouri, on November 6, 1886. Edith Mae died in 1933; she was 46.175 Edith Mae was buried in Crystal Lake Cemetery, Minneapolis, Minnesota.

In 1910 Edith Mae married General F. HAMLETT. General F. was born in Vandalia, Missouri, on February 8, 1889. General F. died in Minneapolis, Minnesota, on November 14, 1972; he was 83. General F. was buried in Sunset Memorial Park, Minneapolis, Minnesota, on November 16, 1972; he was 83.

From Memorial Bulletin received from Bettye Warner:

In Memory of General F. Hamlett
Born in Vandalia, Missouri, February 8, 1889
Passed Away Minneapolis, Minn., November 14, 1972
At the Age of 83 Years 9 Months 6 Days
Services from Washburn McReavey--Southeast Chapel
405 Central Avenue Southeast, Minneapolis, Minnesota
Thursday, November 16, 1972--1:00 P.M.
Clery Officiating: The Rev. Paul Bubna
Music by Mr. Merrill P. Womach

Survived by
Sons, John P., Ed and Paul Hamlett; Daughter, Mrs. Betty Tyrell; 16 grandchildren; 25 great grandchildren

Interment: Sunset Memorial Park

They had the following children:
		i.	Forest Smith. Forest Smith was born on January 3, 1911.
			Died as an infant.

	832	ii.	Wayne (1912-1961)
	833	iii.	John Phillip (1913-1982)
	834	iv.	Jefferson Edward (1916-1975)
	835	v.	Paul Richard (1922-1999)
	836	vi.	Betty (1926-)

533. John Francis SMITH (John Thomas “Squire”7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John Francis was born in Pike County, Missouri, on August 21, 1889. John Francis died in Cahokia, Illinois, on March 16, 1962; he was 72. John Francis was buried in Valhalla Burial Park, St. Clair County, Belleville, Illinois.

My Grandparents, John Francis Smith and Ina Mae McDonald
by Bob Francis

John Francis Smith was born in Pike County, Missouri, August 21, 1889.  His father, John Thomas Smith, was a well-respected farmer and some-time lawyer, known locally as "Squire."  John Thomas Smith owned a fine farm near the village of Gazette, Missouri, and there raised five children: Archie Pearl (July 30, 1877 – 1927), who married Maude Laird; Sallie Jackson (September 22, 1879 - ), who married Mason Branstetter; Margaret Melvina (November 28, 1881 – after 1938), who married Oscar William Chandler (November 23, 1876 – November 26, 1960); Edith Mae (November 6, 1886 – 1933), who married General F. Hamlett; John Francis (above).  

As mentioned above, shortly after John Francis Smith was born his mother, Julia Trower, died.  He was then raised by John Thomas Smith’s sister, Nancy Shawhan (Smith) (Hinkson) VanArsdel (August 24, 1851 – September 11, 1931), until .  Nancy was the last family member to bear the name "Shawhan" as an ancestral heritage.  Nancy married first to her cousin, Humphrey Hinkson (1846 – 1882), son of John Hinkson (1804 – 1872) and Margaret Ewalt (1813 – 1873). Humphrey and Nancy shared common grandparents in  Samuel Hinkson and Nancy Wilson (see above). She second married William VanArsdel (1842 – 1912), son of Ambrose J. VanArsdel and Phoebe Burton. Upon reaching an age where his sisters could care for him, John Francis Smith returned to his father’s care.

I know nothing about my grandfather’s childhood or adolescence.  Fortunately, I do have a picture of him as a lad of about twelve years old, taken with his sister Edith and their father John Thomas Smith. As to his temperament as a child, I can only guess that he was the typical youngest child, doted on by his sisters  I do know that sometime in the early part of this century he met and fell in love with Ina Mae McDonald.  I do not know how they met but I suspect that they were neighbors.

Ina Mae McDonald was born August 8, 1888, in Barry, Pike County, Illinois. She was the eldest daughter of Robert McDonald (-1943) and Nancy Hanks (-1941).  Her siblings were Clifford, Lillian, Irene, and Archibald.  I know almost nothing about this family, at present.  I do know that, as a child, her father took the entire family west to Oregon by covered wagon, but returned to Illinois because the job market did not pan out.  In later years, her father owned a small grocery store in East St. Louis, Illinois.

In her early years, Ina was a beautiful woman.  I have a picture of her taken about 1915 that really shows her beauty.  Ina and John Smith were married November 25, 1912, in Barry, Illinois.  Shortly thereafter the couple moved to Cahokia, Illinois, where John worked for the Oscar Myer meat packing plant.

The Smith family was, to put it mildly, very poor.  My mother recently told me that when she was growing up the old house was a one room shack and that the only means of privacy afforded her was to drape a sheet across her little corner of the room.  She, her sister, two brothers, her mother and father all lived in a space no bigger than a large living room. They did not even have an outhouse; what constituted their "outhouse" was a broken down truck with a toilet stool where the seats once sat.  I can only imagine how they managed to dispose of the refuse.

There is a family story that well illustrates the poor condition in which they lived.  My Mom’s aunt "Maggie" (for whom she was named) visited their home once and commented on the miserable conditions.  Aunt "Mag," John Francis Smith’s second older sister (and mother of family historian Isobel Chandler Madsen), was an impeccably dressed, cultured, and sophisticated lady who was, in my Mom’s words, "very prim and proper."  Aunt Maggie represented the "norm" for the Smith family .  Their father, John Thomas Smith, was an educated man of some means who provided well for his children.  Though not wealthy, the Smith family had certainly risen above the level of mere survival.  Aunt Mag chided her younger brother that he should not live in such conditions.

Well, that did not set well with John Francis Smith.  There is a personality streak in our family fondly called the "Jack Smith" syndrome. Whenever one of us gets stubborn, ‘ornery, and downright contrary around a fellow Smith relative, that person is quick to reply, "damn, it sure looks like the ‘Jack Smith’ is coming out in you!"  This translates mostly to a knee-jerk response to do the very opposite that someone tells you to do.  For example, if someone says, "take out the trash" in a way deemed a "command" by a Smith, the "Jack Smith" will kick in and hell will freeze over before the trash is taken out.  Got the picture?  Well, on that day long ago the "Jack Smith" came out in Jack Smith.  He told his sister, "you can’t tell me how to raise my kids in my own home--get-the-hell-out-of my house!."  That was the last Grandpa Smith had to do with his sister.

By the time I was born (1949), my grandmother was already in her sixties and her physical beauty had vanished. However, it was replaced by an inner beauty that shone like a beacon in the night.  I have met a few saints in my time on this earth, and I can say that she was truly a saint.  In fact, I believe that my grandmother continues to look over me as my "guardian angel," This wonderful woman lived to the grand old age of 91, and is buried alongside her husband at the Valhalla Burial Park, St. Clair County, Belleville, Illinois.

My grandfather lived until March 16, 1962.  His was the first death that I experienced first-hand and it was hard to understand.

On November 25, 1912 John Francis married Ina Mae McDONALD, daughter of Robert B. McDONALD (1860-1943) & Nancy Louisa HANKINS (September 8, 1860-February 16, 1941), in Barry, Illinois. Ina Mae was born in Barry, Illinois, on August 8, 1888. Ina Mae died in Decatur, Illinois, on September 19, 1979; she was 91. Ina Mae was buried in Valhalla Burial Park, St. Clair County, Belleville, Illinois, on September 21, 1979; she was 91.

Ina Mae (McDonald) Smith’s social security #:  321-56-8564
Source:  Social Security Death Index on internet
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Record from Memorial Record Book of Ina Mae McDonald Smith:

Name:  Ina Mae Smith
Place of Birth:  Barry, Illinois
Date:  August 8, 1888
Place Entered in Rest:  Decatur, Illinois
Date:  September 19, 1979
Age:  91 Years 1 Month 11 Days
Rested in State:  Kasely Cahokia Mortuary

Funeral Service:
Place:  Kasely Cahokia Chapel
City:  Cahokia, Illinois
Hour:  10:00 AM
Date:  September 21, 1979

Officiating:
Rev. Kenneth D. Hall
Rev. Bob Francis

Pallbearers:
Walter Cook, 1115 Upper Cahokia Rd.
L.D. Fortrsee, 729 Howell Ave., Cahokia, Ill.
James L. Dobbs, 2042 Sandy Ridge, Cahokia, Ill.
Hubert T. Brooks, 813 Midred, Cahokia, Ill.
John Watterson, R1 Box 270 (unreadable)
Duck Davis, 834 Midred Ave., Cahokia

Organist: Mrs. Marjorie Guenther
Vocal Selection:  "Beyond the Sunset"
Soloist:  Mr. Ed Latta

Interment:  Valhalla Burial Park, St. Clair County, Belleville, Illinois
Section:  C-2  Lot:  173  Grave:  2
Interment Date:  September 21, 1979, 11:30 AM

Ina Mae McDonald Smith was a member of the Maplewood Park Baptist Church, Cahokia, Illinois.

List of Relatives and Friends:

Georgia Pugh
Marie Wheeler, Cahokia, Ill.
Lula Holmes, Cahokia, Ill.
Nellie Stanfield, Cahokia, Ill.
Juanita White, Cahokia, Ill.
Vivian Maxwell, 116 S. Laurel, Staunten, Ill.
Doy Craig for Ruth Craig her classmate, 504 Garrison, Cahokia, Ill.
Mr. & Mrs. Walter Cook
D. Davis
Jennie P. Fortner
Mr. & Mrs. L.D. Fortner
Betty Laxton
Pat Moor Jones, 6829 Thurston, Berkeley
Mr. & Mrs. William House, 527 Midred Ave., Cahokia, Ill.
Ralph & Agnes Wigger
Mary Branson
Frances Marineau
Ali Phillips
Doris Ridgeway, Apt. 152, H.P., St. Libby, Ill., 62282
Walter & Verna Cook
Paul Singletary
Jim Andis
Mrs. Mary Roberts
Mr. & Mrs. H.L. Brooks
Rev. & Mrs. Kenneth Hall, 2006 Maple Tree Drive
Mrs. Clara Venable
Sally Jo McKeown, Decatur, Ill.
Carol McKeown, Andley, Ill.
James & Clara Dobbs
Ruth Murphey
John Watterson, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Harmon (Skinnie) Hillyard
Angus Miller, Sr.
Mrs. & Mr. Thomas R. Francis, 1106 Cimmaron, J.C. Mo.  65101
Mr. & Mrs. Ed Latta
Mr. & Mrs. Paul M. Gregory

Ina Mae McDonald Smith's Memorial Book is in the possession of Robert E. Francis.
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Valhalla Cemetery , 1406 South 59th Street., Belleville, Illinois 62223. Opened in 1931. Phone (618) 233-3110.

They had the following children:
	837	i.	John Francis (1913-1986)
		ii.	Robert. Robert was born in East St. Louis, Illinois, in 1918. Robert died in Cahokia, Illinois, in 1921; he was 3.
			Robert was named after Ina’s father, Robert McDonald.176
			“Grandma Hanks had a brother, a doctor, named Robert.  I believe he delivered all us kids.  When Robert (her brother) was sick and all bloated up, Dr. Hanks stayed with him until he died.  From that day onward, Pop (John Francis Smith) refused to talk about the death of his son.  He would not even mention his name.  Pop had a fear of death.”177

	838	iii.	Archie Pearl (1921-1968)
	839	iv.	Margaret Louisa (1924-)
	840	v.	Sarah Ann (1928-)

Family of Emma K. SMITH (281) & Charles WRIGHT

534. Zora WRIGHT (Emma K. SMITH7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Zora was born in Gazette, Pike County, Missouri, on July 7, 1890. Zora died circa 1958; she was 67.

<178Dear Bob.   I grew up with my mother and father under the name of Charles L. McCaslin the only name I knew until I went into the service and I found out that my real name was Collins and trying to find out any more information has been a real chore. One of my daughters was able to track down a living cousin of my blood father..... Pearl Collins and who drowned in Lake Michigan when I was around the age of 11 according to my mother, who does not talk much of those times.  After getting in touch with the living cousin, Imogene Barnes of Vandalia, my wife and I were able to put pieces of the puzzle together and I really wanted to learn more of my blood fathers ancesters.  We found out that my grandparents were from Vandalia Mo, they are buried in the cemetery in Vandalia.. My grandmother was Zora Wright Collins and my grandfather was Ivan Collins , he ran a garage in Vandalia.  The living cousin didn't seem to know much about Zora Wright Collins.

Found a clipping ( no date) Pike County Gazette (Mrs. Ivan Collins) dies Saturday. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Monday at the First Christian Church, for Mrs. Ivan Collins, 69 who died at her home here at about 11 a.m. Saturday.  She had been in ill health for two years.  Death was attributed to a heart condition.  The body lay-in-state at Waters Funeral Chapel until the hour of the services.  Rev. John Hall, church pastor, officiated at the rites.  Soloist was Mrs. Jack Lemasters, with Mrs. G.F. Schulze as accompanist.  Pallbearers were six nephews, Claude Keith of Hannibal, Oscar Keith of Middletown, Randall Wright, Orval Barnes, Glenn Seeley and Winfred Wright, all of Vandalia.  The former Zorah Wright, she was one of six children of Charles and Emma Wright, born near Gazette, Pike County, on July 7, 1890.  On August 19, 1908, she was married to Ivan Collins, a former businessman of this city.  The couple had spent their entire married life in this community and were numbered among Vandalia's most highly respected citizens.  She was a member of First Christian Church, and for many years was employed at Ely Walker Garment Factory here.  She is survived by her husband, by one daughter, Mrs. Lorene Collins Bethel of the home, and by one grandson, Charles Randall Bethel.  She also leaves two great granddaughters, Robbie Kay and vickie Lynne Bethel. Preceding her in death were three sons, Pearl (my blood father), who was drowned at Wayne, Michigan in 1946; his twin brother Earl, and Buford, who died in infancy.  Zorah's father was Charles and mother was Emma.

I believe we have it. there.   We are indeed related.....  I reckon the reason  I couldn't find out much through anyone was the fact that it appears that my mother and Pearl were not legally married.  Well, we will indeed visit your website and we must let you know we are new to this internet stuff and are hopefully going to take classes.  Also we have had a death in our family...today...my mothers' brother passed away and it may take us a few days to get back to you.  Hope this helps.  I am so glad to have your help.  Thank you....Kelly (Charles) and wife Ellie....There is another living relative....the remaining wife of my dad who does not know of my existence and I am told by my cousin that I should not under any circumstances contact her so I must respect those wishes...

Obituary submitted by Charles Collins
Mrs. Ivan Collins Dies Saturday
Funeral services were held at 2 p.m., Monday, at the First Christian Church, for Mrs. Ivan Collins, 69, who died at her home here at about 11 a. m., Saturday. She had been in ill health for two years. Death was attributed to a heart condition.
The body lay-in-state at Waters Funeral Chapel until the hour of the services. Rev. John Hall, church pastor, officiated at the rites. Soloist was Mrs. Jack Lemasters, with Mrs. G. F. Schulze as accompanist.
 Pallbearers were six nephews, Claude Keith of Hannibal, Oscar Keith of Middletown, Randall Wright, Orval Barnes, Glenn Seeley and Winfred Wright, all of  Vandalla. 
The former Zorah Wright, she was one of six children of Charles and Emma Wright, born near Gazette, Pike County, on July 7, 1890. On August 19, 1908, she was married to Ivan Collins, a former businessman of this city. The couple had spent their entire married life in this community and were numbered among Vandalia's most highly respected citizens, She was a member of First Christian Church, and for many years was employed at Fly Walker Garment Factory here.
She is survived by her husband, by one daughter, Mrs. Lorene Collins Bethel of the home, And by one grandson, Charles Randall Bethel. She also leaves two great granddaughters, Robbie Kay and Vickie Lynne Bethel.
Preceding her in death were three sons, Pearl, who was drowned at Wayne, Mich., in 1946; his twin brother, Earl, and Buford, who died in infancy.>

On August 19, 1908 Zora married Ivan COLLINS, son of Edward Gains COLLINS & Sarah Elizabeth CANTER, in Vandalia, Missouri. Ivan was born in 1886. Ivan died in 1960; he was 74.

They had the following children:
	841	i.	Lorene (1914-1962)
	842	ii.	Pearl Ivan (1910-1946)
		iii.	Earl.
		iv.	Buford.

Family of John Oscar SMITH (282) & Elizabeth Ann SMITH

535. Claude E. SMITH (John Oscar7, Nicholas6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Claude E. was born in Smithville, Clay County, Missouri, on February 29, 1876. Claude E. died in Inglewood, California, on October 21, 1953; he was 77.

Biography: CLAUDE E. SMITH179

Claude E. Smith (the author's grandfather) was born February 29, 1876 at Smithville, Clay County, Missouri. He was the fourth of eight children of John O. and Bettie A. Smith. Because of his unusual "Leap Year" birthday, he used to joke that he was really only "sixteen or eighteen years old." He usually celebrated on March 1, as his actual birthday only came around every fourth year. The Smiths were among the early settlers who pioneered in Missouri, settling in Smithville, a small town north of Kansas City.

Claude married Ella Mae Hughes, daughter of Robert Wilson and Sarah Catherine Conway Hughes, (see Hughes family line) on April 14, 1898 at Linden, Clay County, Missouri. "Conformably to the ordinances of God and the laws of the state," the bonds of holy matrimony were solemnized at Linden Baptist Church by Rev. C. A. Waters.

According to the 1900 census, the family was living in Kansas City where three daughters were born to Claude and Ella Mae: Opal Oletha (1899), Ruth MeAam, (the author's mother, 1902), and Helen Katherine (1905). They lived in a rented house and Claude worked as a streetcar motorman for the transit system. Tragedy overtook the family when Ella Mae died on July 15, 1912 at 12:15 P.M. of complications of Bright's Disease or nephritis. At lust 33, she left three daughters, Opal, age thirteen, Ruth, age ten, and Helen, age seven. As was the common custom of the time, the two younger girls were sent to live with relatives. Ruth went to live with Aunt Lizzie, and Helen went to Gramma Hughes while Opal stayed at home to keep house for Claude. Ella Mae was buried at Barry Cemetery in Linden, Missouri. on July 16, 1912.

"My mother didn't talk much about her mother but remembered that she had beautifu1 long auburn hair. Aunt Helen remembered being called to her mother's sick bed to say goodbye."

Two years after Ella's death, in 1914, Claude was remarried to a young widow named Clara Hoppes. The wedding took place in Omaha, Nebraska where the family had moved. Clara was just twenty-five and Claude was thirty-eight at the time. Clara was only nine years older than Opal and must have seemed more like a sister than a stepmother. She had a two year old son named Everett Harold who was eventually legally adopted by Claude. This was the only grandmother I knew and we called her "Ca." Although it is  just when Claude adopted Everett, a 1920 record shows that he was then still Everett Hoppes. Later when he showed signs of withdrawing and becoming a problem child, Claude adopted him in an attempt to make him feel more a part of the family. Sometime after 1930 both Opal and Helen moved to California with their husbands. Shortly after, Claude and Clara followed them west.

There was extreme economic hardship in the country in those days during the peak of the depression and California was considered the promised land of opportunity. Many people from mid-America followed the early settlers example and turned west for a better life. Unemployed families were taken in by those members more fortunate. Claude and Clara bought a small frame house in Inglewood, California and started a printing and advertising business, stenotyping business circulars and letter heads. How Claude went from being a motorman to a printer is unexplained, but Clara joined him in the venture and worked beside him.

The children were grown and all three girls had married. Helen and her painter-decorator husband Herbert McCauley, daughter Bonnie Jean, and new baby Joan Eileen lived for a time in the back room of Claude and Clara's Inglewood home. They eventually moved into a little house next to sister Opal and Jimmy Kiniry in Rosemead. Hard times struck the Wiesners in Omaha, Nebraska when Lester lost his employment as a mechanic for the Yellow Cab Company, leading to his nervous breakdown. In 1933, Ruth and Lester with their two daughters Joyce and Janice, (the author's family) packed up and headed for California, joining the rest of the Smith family. Everett had Joined the Navy when he was sixteen, about 1928.

Claude was an avid deep-sea fisherman and took advantage of the proximity of the Pacific Ocean. He went flshing with the same group of buddies at least once a week year in and year out. A pattern formed where they would fish all morning and play poker in the stern of the boat all afternoon. Claude was never without a cigar in his mouth and his crumpled fishing hat that he wore shoved back on his head. In his free time at home, he devoured the paperback western "dime novels" that were popular at the time.

During World War II Claude expressed his fierce patriotism by hanging a large framed picture of General Douglas MacArthur, his idol, on the living room wall. Clara proudly displayed the navy blue serviceman's flag with a single star by the mailbox. There was never a holiday meal without at least one serviceman as a guest. Clara was very superstitious and always had to count the number of expected guests for a dinner party because it wouldn't do to have thirteen at the table. This was often the case with the Smith family, and extra guests were always invited, usually servicemen from the U.S.O.

Claude turned his fishing hobby into an avocation in his retirement years. He opened a fishing tackle shop called "Smittie's Fishing tackle" on Venice Boulevard next door to son-in-law Lester Wiesner's auto repair shop. The building was a Joint venture but not entirely successful because the two men both had stubborn, querulous personalities and didn't get along.

Clara, "Ca," died around 1946, leaving Claude a widower for the second time. The family grieved for the woman they regarded as their mother and grandmother. Claude buried his grief and loneliness by becoming extremely active in the Christian Church. He was "born again" and renounced all the evils of his past: fishing, the dime novels, smoking, and poker. This new life was commendable, perhaps, but very difficult for the old man. Whether from religious zeal or merely trying to impress the ladies, he spent a great deal of time at his church. He married a lady from the church, Lulu Bell, to the family's surprise as he was over 70-years old. They never accepted her.

Claude E. Smith died on October 21, 1953 at Inglewood, California. The Last Will and Testament dated May 6, 1953 was filed on November 16. In it he declared that his real property was separate, and terminated joint tenancy. He gave a tenth of his estate to Helen, Ruth, and grandson Edward to be divided equally. The remainder was to be divided between wife Lulu and daughter Opal. He appointed Opal Smith Kiniry executrix. The will was admitted to probate December 4, 1953.

Opal Oletha Smith married James Kiniry but remained childless. She was an independent person and always had a career. She was a legal secretary for many years, and later was in the florist business. She divorced Jimmy, moving to Lancaster moved to California and went into the real estate business. In her later years she moved to Marysville in northern California and continued as a realtor. She was remarried to a man named Fred Fulkerson. She died December 29, 1965 and was buried at Shady Grove Cemetery, Portola, California.

Ruth Meriam Smith (the author's mother. See separate page to follow.)

Helen Katherine Smith married Herbert Glenmere McCauley on July 10, 1926 in Toledo, Ohio. They had two daughters: Bonnie Jean born February 8, 1929, and Joan Eileen born August 18, 1934. Herbert was a painter-decorator and suffered financially along with most Americans during the depression years. They lived in Rosemead, California next to sister Opal until Helen divorced Herb, around 1940. She was remarried to Henry Herbert gingham and moved to Arizona, and they eventually moved to Tustin, Orange County, California. Helen died July 11, 1995 in a Santa Ana hospital and is buried at Pacific View Cemetery, Newport Beach, California.

Everett Harold Smith, falsifying his age, joined the Navy when he was just sixteen and served in China on the "gunboat" Panay that cruised the Yangtze River. He was aboard the river vessel when it was torpedoed and sunk by the Japanese about 1936. Everett survived and returned to the States. He married Annabelle Jett in about 1938 and had a son, Edward Everett. Annabelle didn't have the moral fortitude necessary to stick by a career serviceman and deserted her husband and child Eddie when he was four. Eddie lived with his Aunt Ruth and Uncle Lester until Everett retired from the Navy after the Second World War. There is no record of the later years of either Everett or Eddie although Everett did remarry at least twice.

On April 14, 1898 Claude E. first married Ella May HUGHES, daughter of Robert Wilson HUGHES & Sarah Catherine CONWAY, in Linden, Clay County, Missouri. Ella May was born in Parkville, Platte County, Missouri, on August 24, 1878. Ella May died in Linden, Clay County, Missouri, on July 15, 1912; she was 33.

They had the following children:
	843	i.	Ruth Meriam (1902-1958)
		ii.	Opal Oletha. Opal Oletha was born in Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri, on June 19, 1899. Opal Oletha died in Portola, California, on December 29, 1965; she was 66.
			Opal Oletha first married James KINIRY.
			Opal Oletha second married Fred FULKERSON.
		iii.	Helen Katherine. Helen Katherine was born in Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri, on December 14, 1905. Helen Katherine died in Tustin, California, on July 11, 1995; she was 89.
			On July 10, 1926 Helen Katherine first married Herbert Glenmore McCAULEY, in Toledo, Ohio.
			Circa 1941 Helen Katherine second married Henry Herbert BINGHAM.

Circa 1915 Claude E. second married Clara HOPPES, in Omaha, Nebraska.

They had one child:
		i.	Everett Hoppes. Everett Hoppes was born in Omaha, Nebraska, on December 11, 1911. Everett Hoppes died in California in 1990; he was 78.
			In 1938 Everett Hoppes married Annebelle Jett, in Inglewood, California.

Claude E. third married Lulu Belle.

536. William D. SMITH (John Oscar7, Nicholas6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). William D. was born in Missouri in October 1877. William D. died in 1965; he was 87.

On August 15, 1900 William D. married Etta Elizabeth MOSBY.

They had the following children:
		i.	Jessie Mardell.
		ii.	Wiletta E.

537. Julia Elizabeth “Lizzie” SMITH (John Oscar7, Nicholas6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Julia Elizabeth “Lizzie” was born in Smithville, Clay County, Missouri, on March 12, 1881. Julia Elizabeth “Lizzie” died in Osawatomie St. Hospital, Miami County, Kansas, on March 23, 1963; she was 82.

Circa 1901 Julia Elizabeth “Lizzie” married Arva E. HUDSON.

They had the following children:
		i.	Elmo.
		ii.	Mary.

Family of Margaret A. SMITH (283) & William Henry DAVID

538. John George DAVID (Margaret A. SMITH7, Nicholas6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John George was born on April 10, 1872. John George died on June 10, 1956; he was 84.

On August 15, 1879 John George married Minnie Blanche LOWE, in Maysville, Kentucky. Minnie Blanche was born in Maysville, Kentucky, on August 15, 1879. Minnie Blanche died in Lexington, Kentucky, on August 24, 1959; she was 80.

They had the following children:
	844	i.	William Russell (1897-)
	845	ii.	Alvin (1901-1961)
	846	iii.	Amos Ray (1904-)
		iv.	Alma.

539. Alice DAVID (Margaret A. SMITH7, Nicholas6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Alice married Noah KELLER.

They had one child:
		i.	Noah.

540. Sarah “Sallie” DAVID (Margaret A. SMITH7, Nicholas6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Sarah “Sallie” married GUNSAULEY.

They had the following children:
		i.	Taylor.
		ii.	Alice.
		iii.	Emma.
		iv.	Worthington. Worthington was born in September 1898.
		v.	Larkin.
		vi.	Charles.
		vii.	William.

541. Elizabeth “Bessie” DAVID (Margaret A. SMITH7, Nicholas6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Elizabeth “Bessie” married William CHOWNING.

They had the following children:
		i.	Ella Belle.
			Ella Belle married JERRILL.
		ii.	Helen.
		iii.	David.

Family of Samuel EWALT (284) & Anna Lee CURRENT

542. John Current EWALT (Samuel7, Margaret Elizabeth SMITH6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John Current was born on October 14, 1887.

On May 3, 1913 John Current married Allie LAIL. Allie was born on September 4, 1888.

They had one child:
		i.	Hugh Fisher. Hugh Fisher was born on March 17, 1917.

543. Samuel EWALT Jr. (Samuel7, Margaret Elizabeth SMITH6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Samuel was born in Shawhan, Kentucky, on July 17, 1890. Samuel died in Ruddle’s Mills, Kentucky, on November 11, 1948; he was 58.

On November 12, 1912 Samuel married Nida FISHER, daughter of Darvin FISHER & Mary DURBIN. Nida was born in Ruddle’s Mills, Kentucky, in 1891.

They had one child:
	847	i.	Anna Lee (1915-)

Family of Sallie EWALT (286) & Luther LAIR

544. Tinnie LAIR (Sallie EWALT7, Margaret Elizabeth SMITH6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Tinnie married Mr.  COURTRIGHT.

They had one child:
		i.	Russell.
			Research: Killed in World War I.

Family of Sallie Ann (Sarah) SHAWHAN (288) & Melkige Von OWSLEY

545. Annye OWSLEY (Sallie Ann (Sarah) SHAWHAN7, Charles Redmon6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Annye was born in 1891. Annye died on February 12, 1970; she was 79.

About 1910 Annye first married Wade PHILLIPS. Wade was born in 1889. Wade died in 1950; he was 61.

They had the following children:
	848	i.	Mattie (~1912-1978)
		ii.	John. John was born about 1914.
	849	iii.	George (~1916-)

After 1920 Annye second married MANSFIELD.

546. Lail OWSLEY (Sallie Ann (Sarah) SHAWHAN7, Charles Redmon6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Lail was born on May 20, 1896. Lail died on February 4, 1914; she was 17.

About 1911 Lail married Vance GIBSON. Vance was born on October 15, 1887. Vance died on February 1, 1914; he was 26.

They had the following children:
		i.	John.
		ii.	Ernest.

547. Clara Matilda OWSLEY (Sallie Ann (Sarah) SHAWHAN7, Charles Redmon6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Clara Matilda was born in Jackson County, MO, on February 10, 1888. Clara Matilda died in Cass County, MO, on October 28, 1974; she was 86.

On December 21, 1910 Clara Matilda married Elmer NECESSARY, in Jackson County, MO. Elmer was born in Jackson County, MO, on April 14, 1882. Elmer died in Vernon County, MO, on November 26, 1965; he was 83.

They had the following children:
		i.	Mary Matilda. Mary Matilda was born about 1911.
			About 1931 Mary Matilda married Robert DARWIN. Robert was born about 1910.
		ii.	Mamie Amanda. Mamie Amanda was born about 1916.
			About 1937 Mamie Amanda married Manuel SANTOS AGUSTINHO. Manuel was born about 1915.
	850	iii.	Edith Marie (1912-)

Family of Lutie Lail SHAWHAN (289) & Homer STONSTREET

548. Ruth Ellen "Daisy" STONSTREET (Lutie Lail SHAWHAN7, Charles Redmon6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Ruth Ellen "Daisy" was born in WA on March 3, 1907. Ruth Ellen "Daisy" died in Hutchinson, Reno County, Kansas, on March 21, 1975; she was 68.

About 1930 Ruth Ellen "Daisy" married James Henry DOTY ,Sr., in (common law). James Henry was born about 1906.

They had one child:
	851	i.	James Henry (1932-)

Family of Daniel Duncan SHAWHAN (291) & Effie HARRIS

549. Georgia M. SHAWHAN (Daniel Duncan7, William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Georgia M. was born on October 28, 1882.

Georgia M. married Ernest BENNETT.

They had the following children:
	852	i.	Howard Pence
	853	ii.	James Gordon
		iii.	Effie Ernestine.

550. Julia Edythe SHAWHAN (Daniel Duncan7, William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Julia Edythe was born on July 11, 1886. Julia Edythe died on July 31, 1967; she was 81.

On August 1, 1907 Julia Edythe married John Thomas COOPER, in Independence, Missouri. Occupation: Owned and operated Lee's Summit, Mo.,  Journal.180

Bible Records of Missouri, Volume VII: John Thomas Cooper married Julia Edyth Shawhan at Independence, Mo., Aug. 1, 1907

They had the following children:
		i.	Lois Lail.
			On July 24, 1969 Lois Lail married Allard James SHAWGO.
	854	ii.	John Morgan

551. Lulia Bell SHAWHAN (Daniel Duncan7, William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Lulia Bell was born on March 20, 1893. Lulia Bell died on March 6, 1980; she was 86. Lulia Bell was buried in Woodlawn Cemetery, Independence, Missouri.

On June 4, 1911 Lulia Bell married Morton Perrin CHILES, son of Henry Clay CHILES (May 28, 1838-) & Julia Jane PERRIN. Morton Perrin was born on April 22, 1886. Morton Perrin died on April 7, 1971; he was 84. Morton Perrin was buried in Woodlawn Cemetery, Independence, Missouri.

Morton was reared on the Chiles homeplace, 2 1/4 miles west of Buckner on the Lexington (24 Hiway) Road until the age of 12 when his family moved to Independence. He graduated from Independence High School in 1906. After graduation he spent one year in a Texas lumber camp and then returned to Jackson County where he began farming and stock raising. For the next seven years he raised purebredShorthorn cattle which he sold in several midwestern states. He sold the herd in 1919 and returned to general farming. His father was also a breeder of Shorthorn cattle and organized the first Shorthorn Breeders' Association in this part of the state in 1878.

In 1934 Mort was appointed Farm Superintendant of the Jackson County Home for the Aged located between Independence and Lees Summit. About 1955 he moved to Independence where he became a member of the Jackson County Sheriff's Dept. He then worked for the County Highway Engineer's Department until his retirement. Although not actively engaged in farming, he continued to supervise the farming operation on the Buckner home place until he was seventy years old.

Due to his failing health, he and Lulia moved into an apartment in St. Joseph to be near their son, William and daughter, Mary Jane.

Morton died 7 Apr 1971 and Lulia 6 Mar 1980. Both are buried in the Woodlawn Cemetery in Independence.181

They had the following children:
	855	i.	Morton Perrin (1912-)
	856	ii.	Daniel Duncan (1913-1978)
	857	iii.	Mary Jane (1916-)
	858	iv.	William Henry "Billy" (1922-1994)
	859	v.	David Ravenscraft (1926-1983)

552. Harris Lee SHAWHAN (Daniel Duncan7, William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Harris Lee was born on December 22, 1883. Harris Lee died on July 8, 1956; he was 72.

Harris Lee married Mayme STONER. Mayme died in 1946.

They had the following children:
	860	i.	Martin Lee
	861	ii.	Kenneth Bruce

553. Margaret Tom SHAWHAN (Daniel Duncan7, William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Margaret Tom was born on September 8, 1889.

Margaret Tom first married Wallace MOORE. Wallace died in deceased.

They had one child:
	862	i.	Helen Louise

Margaret Tom second married James W. GIBB.

Family of William Elken SHAWHAN (292) & Adelaide COOPER

554. Zacha George SHAWHAN (William Elken7, William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Zacha George was born in Lee's Summit, MO, on March 29, 1888. Zacha George died in Russell, Kansas, on August 5, 1976; he was 88. Zacha George was buried in Russell, Kansas.

Research: Refer to “Historical Sketches” for further information about Zacha George SHAWHAN.
NOTES ON Z. G. SHAWHAN ( Z I )
BY Zac G. Shawhan ( Z II )

These notes are the result of glimpse of my fathers past. They are not connected as a story but short paragraphs that were told by my father, generally, to a third party. Only in rare incidence did my father use his stories as a guide to me. Most of his life,he worked as an electrician, but he was also a miner, a plumber, sheet metal former, trapper, entrepreneur, janitor, salesman, chaffer, soldier, singer, composer of wood artistry and best of all, an exceptional father. As a family we were never flush with money and the depression hit us about as hard as it could. I can remember when my father lost his pension during the depression. It was of very great concern to go from $18.00 to zero. This was a time when five cents could buy a loaf of bread. But as my father said you could put your hand in your pocket and there wasn't any nickels. I(personally) was rich when the two nickels, a couple of dimes and the rest pennies would span the width of a ring box. In spite of our financial condition it was never a real problem to be brought up. I received only encouragement in what ever I decided to do. The idea that there wasn't any money was understood and every thing took offfrom there. My mother and I never had any doubt that pop would take any job to uphold his part of the family organization. We had to do ours.

My father was raised during the period of post civil war. The James boys were hero's and the Daltons were friends. It was rumored that my aunt Beth was the fiance' of Bob Dalton but his pardon prevented him from marriage. My aunts would not venture into Kansas due to the various actions during the war period. Cantrel and John Brown were largely responsible for their fears. Family treasures were devices used in testing the whiskey before they lost ( I think sold) the formula. The Civil War had taken everything but the shirts on their backs. They were starting from scratch, at" Lee's Summit", Mo.

As a young man, one of the stories my father told concerned working in a mine in Colorado. Although all he did was eat sleep and work in the mine, the longer he worked7 the deeper in debt he became. The company owned the mess hall, the sleeping quarters and every thing else that individuals working at the mine would need. Finding this a loosing proposition he quit and had to walk back to Denver. He almost starved to death walking back but, it cured him of working in mines in far offplaces. As soon as he could, he rode the rails to salt Lake City looking for work and evidently didn't find any . He ended up on the Western plains of Kansas trapping skunks that winter. When spring came he and the partner sold the skins, bought a bath, new cloths and headed back home and the Kansas city area.

My father did considerable work stringing power lines in Kansas city. I have a picture of him on one of the poles. I don't remember any conversations about this area. I do know there was a fondness for certain buildings but if this was due to working there or not, I don't know. One was the WWI memorial and the view to the Kansas city train station. Every time we went to KC, at some time during the trip, we ended up there admiring the memorial and the view. I don't remember going into the any buildings, to discuss the work, but the Kansas City Power and Light building was the one he would admired at night.

Some time during a period I can't identify, my father worked on the Masonic Temple in Salina Kansas when the building collapsed. He received a broken leg and evidently this was a compound fracture as the mark was there and the wound gave him problems the rest of his life.

Earlier, some how by father met my uncle, John Woelk. I think it was in Kansas City. Any way both were bachelors and John told my father about their ranch and the possibilities of working there to get the wheat harvested. I have the impression that my grand father Woelk had become rather wealthy and his sons and daughters were frequent visitors to the big city. It is evident that my father did take advantage of the promised adventure into Kansas wheat country and met my mother, (Leila Francis Woelk). This I believe was prior to WWI. During the war my mother worked as a aide at Fort Reily, during the great flue epidemic. At the same time my father was of in the army learning to become a balloon pilot. His older brother Spencer had already joined the army. It was a common joke that if Spencer and Zacha couldn't control the Kaiser then Frank, the oldest, would join up. Spencer was in the battle of the Argonne and had quite a number of tales, but my father never went over seas. The Kaiser quit with only one Shawhan after him.. My fathers uniform hung in the closet for years and we were an avid attendee to every function of the American Legion. Like most soldiers there was a comradeship developed that was always present at the legion hall. I think he must have had a chance to stay in the army and passed it up as he passed on a strong desire to become" a regular," to me.

It is amazing the memories that come back of those early years of my life. I do not remember but I can deduce that my father worked as a city electrician. We moved from a small stone house to a brand new house at the edge of Russell. Life was on its way to meet the American dream when things came apart at the seams. There was a law suit that we lost and lost the house as well. This caused us to move in with my Grand mother (Emma Smizer Woelk) and Grand Father (Christian Woelk). This was during the Depression and my grade school days. As soon as possible we moved to a two room up stairs apartment down town over and old vacated bank. Shortly afterwards we moved nest door so that I could have a small room to myself.

I don't know where my father worked during this period. I do know he had several different jobs. The main point however was that he and my mother always encouraged me. There was the time I bought my first bicycle. It cost $2.50 . It didn't work well, until pop took it apart and did what was necessary . Now I could deliver papers. He would get up some where around 4:30 every morning and have my papers folded and for delivery. I got up at 6:00 AM. ARer school I delivered" Liberty " magazines and after evening dinner I sold Popcorn, peanuts and cashew nuts at the Theaters. The only thing I didn't get help on was collecting empty whiskey bottles and selling them at five cents each to the bootleggers.

During WWII Pop became a guard at the new Walker Army air corps air base at Walker Kansas. Some time during this period he was sent to Provo Utah to work as and electrician in constructing a new steel mill. After the war he remained in Russell Kansas as an electrician and entrepreneur. He lived until he was 88 years of age.

Zacha George married Leila Frances WOELK, daughter of Christ WOELK & Emma. Leila Frances was born in Russell, Kansas, on November 22, 1893. Leila Frances died in Russell, Kansas, on February 19, 1976; she was 82.

They had the following children:
	863	i.	Zacha George (1920-)
		ii.	Leila. Leila was born on August 25, 1923. Leila died on October 25, 1923; she was <1.

Family of Joseph Redmon SHAWHAN (294) & Alma SCHUMACHER

555. John Rudolph SHAWHAN (Joseph Redmon7, William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John Rudolph was born on December 27, 1913. John Rudolph died on January 4, 1974; he was 60.

Served with the Army in Athens, Greece.  He was buried in Prescott Military Cemetery.  He was the last to be buried there.182
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Prescott National Cemetery, Prescott, Yavapai County, Arizona:
Shawhan, John R, b. 12/27/1874, MASTER SGT, Plot: 8 8 ROW F, *
Shawhan, John R, b. 12/27/1913, d. 01/24/1974, M/SGT US ARMY, bur. 01/28/1974, *

John Rudolph married Helen.

They had one child:
		i.	John R. John R. was born on July 28, 1960.

556. Alma Dorthea SHAWHAN (Joseph Redmon7, William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Alma Dorthea was born on May 28, 1921.

On December 31,  Alma Dorthea married Richard Leo KELLEY. Richard Leo was born in Leavenworth, Kansas.

They had the following children:
		i.	Dickie Joe. Dickie Joe was born on July 22, 1951.
		ii.	Betty Jean. Betty Jean was born on April 28, 1954.
		iii.	Billie John. Billie John was born on April 28, 1954.

Family of Mary Florence SHAWHAN (295) & J. Tolly FRANKLIN

557. Lettie Mae FRANKLIN (Mary Florence SHAWHAN7, William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Lettie Mae was born on September 17, 1909. Lettie Mae died on January 11, 1974; she was 64.

On December 22, 1928 Lettie Mae married Arthur Wayne BELL. Arthur Wayne was born on July 21, 1907. Arthur Wayne died in 1961; he was 53.

They had the following children:
	864	i.	Neal Franklin (1930-)
		ii.	Robert Wayne. Robert Wayne was born on November 22, 1931.
			Robert Wayne married Theresa KELLY.
	865	iii.	Richard Ray (1933-)
		iv.	Harold Lee. Harold Lee was born on September 14, 1940.

Family of Nancy May SHAWHAN (296) & Claude LEE

558. Lucille LEE (Nancy May SHAWHAN7, William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Lucille was born on August 5, 1918.

On October 5, 1940 Lucille married Ralph MEYER. Ralph was born on June 13, 1916.

They had the following children:
		i.	Gayle. Gayle was born on December 6, 1947.
			Research: Two boys died at birth.

		ii.	son. son died in Died at birth.
		iii.	son. son died in Died at birth.

Family of Ennis Winston "Jake" SHAWHAN (297) & Violet Frances (Fannie) GILMORE

559. James W. SHAWHAN (Ennis Winston "Jake"7, William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). James W. was born in MO on April 8, 1911. James W. died in MO in 1979; he was 67.

About 1930 James W. first married Alta SCHRYER, in MO. Alta was born about 1912. Alta died on May 19, 1990; she was 78.

They had one child:
	866	i.	Patricia Louise (1933-1990)

On September 19, 1944 James W. second married Rosemary STACK, in MO. Rosemary was born on September 6, 1922. Rosemary died in MO on July 7, 1997; she was 74.

Rosemary is remembered by her children and grandchildren as being a wonderful person, who greeted one and all with a welcoming smile; she didn't drive, so her home was the local gathering place for friends and relatives.
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Headline: Obits
Publication Date: July 19, 1997
Source: The Kansas City Star
Page: C4
Subjects: Missouri
Region: Obituary
Obituary: Rosemary Shawhan, 74, Independence, MO, passed away July 17, 1997, at Columbia Independence Regional Health Center. Funeral Mass will be 10 a.m. Monday, at St. Ann's Catholic Church; burial in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Friends may call 6-8:30 p.m. Sunday, July 20, at the George C. Carson Independence Chapel; with the Rosary at 7 p.m. Memorial contributions may be made to St. Ann's Catholic Church Building Fund.
Mrs. Shawhan was born September 6, 1922, in Kansas City, KS, and was a lifelong area resident. She was a member of St. Ann's Catholic Church, and Eagles 3717 in Sugar Creek. She worked for Guy's Foods in Liberty, retiring in 1990. She was preceded in death by her husband, James W. Shawhan, in 1979. Survivors include sons, Jim Shawhan and Terry Shawhan; daughter, Debbie House - man, all of Independence, MO; eight grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren. Let it be known that on the evening of July 17, our dear mother, Rosemary Shawhan, cast off her mortal coil in anticipation of her trip to the Heavenly Kingdom. There, she will be welcomed to everlasting peace by her husband, James W. Shawhan, our father. To her children, James J. Shawhan, Deborah A. Houseman and Terry M. Shawhan, she bequeaths the following: sound minds, good hearts, and generous spirits. To her eight grandchildren, Jennifer, Jeffrey, Jason, Joey, Michael, Jack, Danny, and Tammy, and to her six great-grandchildren, Jessica, Micheal, Kaitlin, Jacob, Tommy, and Jamie, she leaves memories of a sunny nature, a generous disposition and a bright sense of humor that will be sorely missed. (Arrangements: George C. Carson & Sons Independence Chapel) HELEN PARKER SHOSTERMAN

They had the following children:
	867	i.	James Joseph (1946-)
	868	ii.	Deborah Ann (1954-)
	869	iii.	Terry (1958-)

560. Jake Junior SHAWHAN (Ennis Winston "Jake"7, William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Jake Junior was born in Lone Jack, MO, on October 29, 1920.

Jake was a Master Mechanic for such heavy construction and road
equipment as bulldozers, cranes, etc. manufactured by Caterpillar,
Allis Chalmers, and other companies. Heart problems later required him
to undergo a quadruple bypass operation.

On January 11, 1941 Jake Junior married Lucy Lois COCKRELL, in Harrisonville, MO. Lucy Lois was born on September 10, 1921. Lucy Lois died in Lone Jack, MO, in December 1991; she was 70.

Headline: Obits
Publication Date: December 06, 1991
Source: The Kansas City Star
Page: C3; C4
Subjects: Missouri
Region: Obituary
Obituary: LOIS L. SHAWHAN Lois L. Shawhan, 70, Lone Jack in Jackson County, died Dec. 5, 1991, at Truman Medical Center East. She was born in Winston County, Ala., and moved to Lone Jack in 1941. Mrs. Shawhan was a member of the Lone Jack Baptist Church. Survivors include her husband, Jake J. Shawhan of the home; two sons, James Shawhan, Centerview, Mo., and Norman Dean Shawhan, Kansas City; three brothers, Herman L. Cockrell, Birmingham, Ala., Riley N. Cockrell, Salt Lake City, and Lloyd A. Cockrell, Alabama; two sisters, Vernice L. Meyer, Belleville, Ill., and Mary Lee Harvkey, Greenwood in Jackson County; seven grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren. Services will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at the Langsford-Cox Chapel; burial in the Lone Jack Cemetery. Friends may call from 7 to 8:30 p.m. today at the chapel.

They had the following children:
		i.	Alvin Ray. Alvin Ray was born in MO on November 4, 1941. Alvin Ray died in Lone Jack, Missouri, on September 23, 1960; he was 18. Alvin Ray was buried in Lone Jack, Missouri.
			Ray was killed in a car wreck about three miles from home.

	870	ii.	James Lloyd (1944-1993)
	871	iii.	Norman "Dean" (1946-)

561. Mary Margaret SHAWHAN (Ennis Winston "Jake"7, William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Mary Margaret was born about 1923.

Headline: Obits
Publication Date: June 05, 1992
Source: The Kansas City Star
Page: C4
Subjects: Missouri
Region: Obituary
Obituary: MARY M. ALLEY Mary M. Alley, 69, Lone Jack in Jackson County, died June 4, 1992, at the Lee's Summit Hospital. Services will be at 9:30 a.m. Saturday at the Langsford-Cox Chapel; burial in the Lone Jack Cemetery. Friends may call from 7 to 8 p.m. today at the chapel. Mrs. Alley was a lifelong Lone Jack resident. She was a member of the First Baptist Church of Lone Jack. Survivors include her husband, Earl Alley of the home; a son, George Mathis, Odessa, Mo.; two daughters, Linda McCale, Pleasant Hill in Cass County, and Nancy Alley of the home; a brother, Jake Shawhan, Lone Jack; six grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren.
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Subject: acestry world tree
Date: Mon, 4 Sep 2000 01:52:24 EDT
From: KDAWNMARI@aol.com
To: darby@visi.net

to whom it may concern: hi my name is dawn Marie mathis-peterson.i am 24 years old and now living in Minnesota happily married. i don't even know exactly what i want to ask. although IM going to try. i was trying to look up my birth grandfathers family tree, but it became very unsecess full. my grandmother and her husband passed on. my grandmothers birth name was Mary margaret shawhan.it told me who she was married to and it listed Robert "bobby"foley,unknown,and earl alley. i would like to find out about the unknown because that would be my dads dad; my birth grandfather. i knew earl alley as my grandfather and loved him like i didn't know the difference. i recently learned he was not my dads father. i would like to know about is history, and recent famialy.he left my dad when he (my father)when he was two years old. i saw a copy of my fathers birth certificate and his dads name was either William Edward mathis,or Edward William mathis,i cant remimber.and my family will not tell me any information.IM not sure what IM looking for, just to maybe contact him or his family and tell them that they have another famially.i have a brother and a sister too.There just as curious as I am. IM not sure who you are or how you got my families history, but please respond to this letter.you can e-mail me at kdawnmari@aol.com.you also wrote my grandfather that i knows information too.thank you

About 1943 Mary Margaret first married Robert "Bobby" FOLEY. Robert "Bobby" was born about 1922.

They had one child:
		i.	Bobbie.

Mary Margaret second married MATHIS.

They had one child:
	872	i.	George William

Mary Margaret third married Earl F. ALLEY.

They had the following children:
	873	i.	Jerald K. (-1975)
		ii.	Linda Sue.
		iii.	Nancy.

Family of "Big" Frank LIGHTFOOT (298) & Sarah B. THOMAS

562. Minnie LIGHTFOOT ("Big" Frank7, Sarah Minerva SHAWHAN6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Minnie married Warham EASLEY. Warham died in 1932.

They had one child:
	874	i.	Harry (-1966)

Family of Daniel Lee SHAWHAN (299) & Carolyn Cornelia KEENE

563. George Keene SHAWHAN (Daniel Lee7, George Henry6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). George Keene was born on October 17, 1894. George Keene died on November 28, 1969; he was 75.183

On July 11, 1923 George Keene married Ina May ROBINSON, daughter of Mark ROBINSON & Elizabeth FISHBACK. Ina May was born on January 1, 1897. Ina May died on August 4, 1993; she was 96.

Headline: Obits
Publication Date: August 05, 1993
Source: The Kansas City Star
Page: C4
Subjects: Missouri
Region: Obituary

Obituary: INA M. SHAWHAN Ina May Shawhan, 96, died Aug. 4, 1993, in the John Knox Village Care Center, Lee's Summit, where she lived.

Services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Langsford-Cox Chapel; burial in the Lee's Summit Cemetery. Friends may call from 1 to 2 p.m. Saturday at the chapel. The family suggests contributions to the Lone Jack Christian Church memorial fund. Mrs. Shawhan was born in Nemaha County, Neb., and lived in this area most of her life. She was a member of the church. Survivors include two daughters, Betty Deterding, Kansas City, and Jane Krusor, Mobile, Ala.; a brother, John Robinson, Lone Jack; four grandchildren; and nine great-grandchildren.

They had the following children:
	875	i.	Cornelia Jane (1925-)
	876	ii.	Betty Carolyn (1929-)

Family of Margaret Lulu SHAWHAN (300) & Royal Waller LACKEY

564. Lorena Shawhan LACKEY (Margaret Lulu SHAWHAN7, George Henry6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Lorena Shawhan was born in Lone Jack, Missouri, on May 29, 1890. Lorena Shawhan died on February 28, 1932; she was 41.

On August 20, 1907 Lorena Shawhan first married James TONG, in Weston, Missouri. James died in February 1931 in Owensburg, Kentucky.

They had one child:
	877	i.	Bernetia (1908-)

In November 1913 Lorena Shawhan second married William IVY. William died on February 28, 1932.

They had the following children:
		i.	Helen. Helen was born in Vega, Texas, in August 1914. Helen died in 1915; she was <1.
		ii.	Willora Eileen. Willora Eileen was born on November 18, 1916.

565. Edgar Shawhan LACKEY (Margaret Lulu SHAWHAN7, George Henry6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Edgar Shawhan was born on October 16, 1893. Edgar Shawhan died in Culver City, California, on May 8, 1954; he was 60.

On February 14, 1932 Edgar Shawhan first married Verona.

Research: Sister of actress Norma Shears.

Edgar Shawhan second married Lois Ada.

They had the following children:
		i.	Royal Ann. Royal Ann was born on May 23, 1941.
		ii.	Ronna Stuart. Ronna Stuart was born on July 5, 1943.

Edgar Shawhan third married Alice.

Family of Beulah Florence SHAWHAN (301) & James Underwood ROWLAND

566. George B. Shawhan ROWLAND (Beulah Florence SHAWHAN7, George Henry6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). George B. Shawhan was born on January 8, 1917.

On March 11, 1936 George B. Shawhan married Marjorie STEWART.

They had the following children:
		i.	Linda Lee. Linda Lee was born in Lone Jack, Missouri, on December 2, 1936.
		ii.	William Keith. William Keith was born in Pleasant Hill, Missouri, on October 31, 1938.

Family of Thomas Redmon SHAWHAN (304) & Annie Rhodes TURNER

567. Thomas Lewis SHAWHAN (Thomas Redmon7, John Thomas6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Thomas Lewis was born on January 4, 1905.

On December 23, 1928 Thomas Lewis first married Carlotte Agnes LILL. Carlotte Agnes was born on February 14, 1903. Carlotte Agnes died on September 23, 1975; she was 72.

They had the following children:
		i.	John Joseph. John Joseph was born on October 26, 1926.
			Research: Charlotte's son of her first marriage, adopted by Thomas.

	878	ii.	Catherine Anne (1937-)

In August 1976 Thomas Lewis second married Wava.

Family of William Gibbons SHAWHAN (305) & Lail ALEXANDER

568. Sarah Florence "Sally" SHAWHAN (William Gibbons7, John Thomas6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Sarah Florence "Sally" was born on August 8, 1899. Sarah Florence "Sally" died on September 30, 1975; she was 76.

Sarah Florence "Sally" married John Miller McCRARY. John Miller was born on December 23, 1898. John Miller died on April 17, 1951; he was 52.

They had one child:
	879	i.	William Steven "Billy" (1919-)

569. Nancy SHAWHAN (William Gibbons7, John Thomas6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Nancy was born on June 4, .

Nancy married Walter M. "Jerry" HALL. Walter M. "Jerry" was born on November 5, 1905. Walter M. "Jerry" died on April 16, 1966; he was 60.

They had the following children:
	880	i.	Betty Jean (1924-1981)
	881	ii.	Diane (1937-)

570. John Thomas SHAWHAN (William Gibbons7, John Thomas6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John Thomas was born on March 5, 1907. John Thomas died ca 1934/1937; he was 26.

John Thomas first married Betty SKILES.

John Thomas second married Carolyn BALDRY.

They had the following children:
		i.	Peter Stephen. Peter Stephen was born on October 12, 1937.
		ii.	Sandra M. Sandra M. was born on November 6, 1938.
			Sandra Griffin <darrell-sandy@worldnet.att.net>
			John T. was my father, my mother Carolene A. Baldry, I came after Peter Stephen, Sandra M. Shawhan, born Nov.6, l938.  I have three children, my brother Peter, had no children.

571. Marjorie SHAWHAN (William Gibbons7, John Thomas6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Marjorie was born in August .

On January 24, 1935 Marjorie married Robert James PATTERSON, in Pleasant Hill, Missouri. Robert James was born on June 10, 1910. Robert James died on October 28, 1976; he was 66.

They had one child:
	882	i.	Patty (1938-)

Family of Walter Randolph SHAWHAN (306) & Mamie Ethel CAVE

572. Henrietta Elizabeth SHAWHAN (Walter Randolph7, John Thomas6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Henrietta Elizabeth was born on March 6, 1906. Henrietta Elizabeth died on November 27, 1978; she was 72.

On July 22, 1926 Henrietta Elizabeth married Emery Ole EK. Emery Ole was born on June 18, 1904. Emery Ole died on November 22, 1976; he was 72.

They had the following children:
	883	i.	Dale Emery (1931-)
	884	ii.	Robert Henry (1936-)

573. Lottie Aileen SHAWHAN (Walter Randolph7, John Thomas6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Lottie Aileen was born on January 10, 1916. Lottie Aileen died on June 18, 1982; she was 66.

On July 1, 1933 Lottie Aileen married Ross Phillips SANDERS. Ross Phillips was born on February 7, 1911. Ross Phillips died on May 28, 1978; he was 67.

They had one child:
	885	i.	Nora Ray (1935-)

574. John Cave SHAWHAN (Walter Randolph7, John Thomas6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John Cave was born in Lone Jack, MO, on November 23, 1910.

John operated a grocery store in Belton, MO for many years before  retiring to Grandview, MO.

Headline: Obits
Publication Date: August 11, 1996
Source: The Kansas City Star
Page: B7; B6
Subjects: Missouri
Region: Obituary
Obituary: John Cave Shawhan, 86, Lee's Summit, MO, passed away August 9, 1996, at Lee's Summit Hospital. Graveside services will be 2 p.m. Monday, August 12, at Longview Memorial Gardens. Friends may call 12 noon-1:30 p.m. Monday, at E.K. George & Sons Grandview Chapel. Memorial contributions may be made to the Belton United Methodist Church.

Mr. Shawhan was born November 23, 1909, in Lone Jack, MO. He had been a Grandview area resident for 20 years, prior to moving to Lee's Summit three years ago. He was a member of the Belton United Methodist Church. He was the manager of several A&P Stores in the Kansas City area and was co-owner of the HyKlas Food Store, Belton, MO, retiring in 1967. Mr. Shawhan also served on the Belton School Board; one of those years as President. Survivors include his wife, Eunice Shawhan, of the home; a son, Larry N. Shawhan, Kualapuu, Moloki Hawaii; a daughter, Sandra Kirkiles, Santa Cruz, CA; a niece, Nora McMeins, Lee's Summit, MO; nephews, Bob and Dale Ek, Independence, MO; and grandchildren, Alexander Kirkiles and Melissa Shawhan. (Arrangements: E.K. George & Sons, Grandview, MO) JANIE MARKS SMIRL

On September 6, 1936 John Cave married Eunice Carolyn DAVIS, in Kansas City, MO. Eunice Carolyn was born in Trenton, MO, on September 9, 1911.

They had the following children:
		i.	Sandra Lynn. Sandra Lynn was born on July 25, 1948.
	886	ii.	Larry Norman (1948-)

Family of George Albert SHAWHAN (307) & Aileen LONG

575. Marion SHAWHAN (George Albert7, John Thomas6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Marion died in October 1983.

Marion married W.L. SELLERS. W.L. was born circa 1920. W.L. died on September 15, 1969; she was 49.

They had one child:
		i.	Melanie.

Family of Annie Florence SHAWHAN (308) & William Jasper FROST

576. Martha Frances FROST (Annie Florence SHAWHAN7, John Thomas6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Martha Frances was born on November 27, 1911.

On December 22, 1928 Martha Frances married Jay R. HODGES.

They had one child:
	887	i.	Sammy Ann (1928-)

577. Mary Florence FROST (Annie Florence SHAWHAN7, John Thomas6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Mary Florence was born on June 15, 1913.

On April 18, 1930 Mary Florence married Virgil Vance VERTS.

They had the following children:
	888	i.	Lysbeth Virgene "Genie" (1942-)
		ii.	Linda Flo. Linda Flo was born on June 10, 1948. Linda Flo died in Stillborn.
		iii.	Gary Frost. Gary Frost was born on November 24, 1949. Gary Frost died on February 21, 1950; he was <1.

578. Frank Shawhan FROST (Annie Florence SHAWHAN7, John Thomas6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Frank Shawhan was born on July 11, 1916.

On October 21, 1938 Frank Shawhan married Irma Arleta CHAPIN.

They had the following children:
	889	i.	William Jasper (1941-)
	890	ii.	Frances Elaine (1945-)
		iii.	Annie Lee. Annie Lee was born on March 10, 1951.
			On August 15, 1969 Annie Lee married Raymond Chris KROUGH.

579. William Redmon FROST (Annie Florence SHAWHAN7, John Thomas6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). William Redmon was born on March 17, 1919.

In February 1951 William Redmon married Hilda LILJA.

They had the following children:
		i.	William Redmon. William Redmon was born on March 14, 1952.
		ii.	Janet Robin. Janet Robin was born on November 2, 1954.
			On October 10, 1981 Janet Robin married Richard Wells CHAMBERLAIN.
		iii.	Julie Theresa. Julie Theresa was born on November 5, 1956.
			On June 12, 1982 Julie Theresa married George Keuster COTTON.

580. W. John FROST (Annie Florence SHAWHAN7, John Thomas6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). W. John was born on September 14, 1920.

On February 14, 1947 W. John married Beverly HEDRICK.

They had one child:
	891	i.	John Daniel (1949-)

Family of Julia Bell SHAWHAN (309) & Elvin V. HALL

581. Roy V. HALL (Julia Bell SHAWHAN7, John Thomas6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Roy V. was born on November 25, 1931.

Roy V. married Ruth PILLARD.

They had one child:
		i.	Cheryl Anne. Cheryl Anne was born on June 1, 1967.

Family of John Daniel SHAWHAN (310) & Mary Elizabeth BRIERLY

582. John Henry SHAWHAN (John Daniel7, John Thomas6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John Henry was born in Lone Jack, MO, on December 4, 1899.

On July 7, 1924 John Henry married Pauline LEFFLER, in Los Angeles, California. Pauline was born in Kentucky on January 28, 1902. Pauline died in Inglewood, California, on October 15, 1971; she was 69.

They had the following children:
	892	i.	Mary Pauline (1928-)
		ii.	Robert. Robert was born in 1930. Robert died in 1932; he was 2.
		iii.	Shirley Elizabeth. Shirley Elizabeth was born on January 20, 1934. Shirley Elizabeth died before 1938; she was 3.

583. Harold Lee SHAWHAN (John Daniel7, John Thomas6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Harold Lee was born in Lone Jack, MO, on March 20, 1916. Harold Lee died in Independence, MO, on December 21, 1992; he was 76.

During WWII Harold was inducted into the Army Air Force on June 13, 1942 and served until the War ended, with the 345th Bomb Group, 499th Squadron, 5th Air Force in the Pacific; he received a Bronze Star for bravery during operations at Dulag, Leyte, in the Philippines. After the War he worked at the Ford Claycomo assembly plant for 36 years, retiring in 1975.
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Headline: Obits
Publication Date: December 23, 1992
Source: The Kansas City Star
Page: C3; C4
Subjects: Missouri
Region: Obituary
Obituary: HAROLD L. SHAWHAN Harold L. Shawhan, 76, Independence, died Dec. 21, 1992, at the Independence Regional Health Center. Services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Royer Chapel, Oak Grove in Jackson County; burial in Floral Hills East Cemetery. Friends may call from noon to 2 p.m. Saturday at the chapel. Mr. Shawhan was a lifelong area resident. He worked at the Ford Claycomo assembly plant for 36 years, retiring in 1975. He was a member of Local 249 of the United Auto Workers. He was a member of the Susquehanna Baptist Church and a past deacon of the Six Mile Baptist Church, Sibley in Jackson County. He was an Army Air Forces veteran of World War II. Survivors include his wife, Lenora Shawhan of the home; a son, Harold Wayne Shawhan, Riverview, Fla.; a daughter, Karen Lee Shawhan, Independence; a brother, James B. Shawhan, Lone Jack in Jackson County; a sister, Lucretia Moore, Lee's Summit; three grandchildren; and a great-grandson.

On December 13, 1941 Harold Lee married Bessie Lenora CASSIDY, daughter of John CASSIDY & Ola Lynn, in Lone Jack, MO. Bessie Lenora was born in Lone Jack, MO, on April 22, 1922.

They had the following children:
		i.	Karen Lee. Karen Lee was born in MO on July 24, 1950.
			Karen, a nurse, is a Captain in the USAF Reserve; she has been called up for active duty on several occasions, including duty during the Desert Storm campaign.

	893	ii.	Harold Wayne (1947-)

Family of John Erskine SHAWHAN Jr. (311) & Mattie CROSSETTE

584. Louis F. (Shawhan) CROSSETTE (John Erskine SHAWHAN7, John Erskine6, Joseph5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Louis F. (Shawhan) was born in 1886. Louis F. (Shawhan) died in 1929; he was 43.

Louis Crossette SHAWHAN (CROSSETE). Born in 1886 and died in Washington, D.C. in 1929. He had served as an assistant to President Hoover. He married Marie Pearce in about 1909 and lived in Washington, D.C. She was born in about 1888 and was appointed to the Bureau of Standards by President Hoover. Note. " Louis' mother Mattie was deserted by his father, John Erskine Shawhan II while Louis was a child. Louis was so angered by this action that he changed his surname to 'Crossete', his mother's maiden name and his middle name." They had issue.

About 1909 Louis F. (Shawhan) married Marie PEARCE. Marie was born about 1888.

They had the following children:
	894	i.	George (1910-1985)
		ii.	Betty. Betty was born about 1912.
			Born in about 1912 and married five times.60

Family of William Henry SHAWHAN (314) & Virginia May BARKER

585. John Lawson SHAWHAN (William Henry7, Daniel McCune6, William "Billy" McCune5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John Lawson was born in Indiana on July 8, 1890. John Lawson died in Indiana on April 21, 1968; he was 77.

John graduated from Oakland City College then taught school for several years before turning to farming with his father and his brother Daniel.

On March 19, 1913 John Lawson married Edna Mary HATFIELD, in Pike County, Indiana. Edna Mary was born on October 4, 1892. Edna Mary died in Indiana on December 30, 1963; she was 71.

They had the following children:
		i.	Jack. Jack was born in Indiana on September 11, 1914.
			Jack graduated from Oakland City College and taught school before serving in the US Navy during WWII on an LST in combat in the Pacific Theater. After the War he worked for the Caterpillar Corp. in Peoria, IL, retiring in 1972 to his home in Pekin, IL.
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			Web site: http://www.rootsweb.com/~inpike/Madwhit.htm
			White River Chapel Cemetery (also called Williams or Bowmans cemetery), Madison Township, Pike County, Indiana:
			SHAWHAN, Ruth M., 1916 - 1937
			SHAWHAN, Jack, 1914 -

			On December 24, 1934 Jack first married Ruth MILLER. Ruth was born about 1916. Ruth died on May 14, 1937; she was 21.
			On May 20, 1941 Jack second married Lillian JONES. Lillian was born about 1920.
	895	ii.	Virginia Vivian (1917-)
	896	iii.	James Henry (1919-)

Family of Eglantine SHAWHAN (315) & Lawson A. COBLE

586. McGowen S. COBLE (Eglantine SHAWHAN7, Daniel McCune6, William "Billy" McCune5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). McGowen S. was born in Pike County, Indiana, on September 5, 1895. McGowen S. died on June 26, 1938; he was 42.

On August 18, 1920 McGowen S. married Florence GRONIGER, in Pike County, Indiana. Florence was born about 1898.

They had one child:
		i.	Eugene. Eugene was born on November 11, 1921.

Family of David Frame SHAWHAN (316) & Maude DUNNING

587. Maleta J. SHAWHAN (David Frame7, Daniel McCune6, William "Billy" McCune5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Maleta J. was born in Pike County, Indiana, on June 9, 1892. Maleta J. died on August 20, 1976; he was 84. Maleta J. was buried in Walnut Hills Cemetery, Washington Township, Pike County, Indiana.

In 1967 he lived on a farm in Hazelton, Gibson Co., Indiana.

On December 24, 1909 Maleta J. married Minnie ROBLING, daughter of Andrew J. ROBLING & Mahala WILLIS, in Pike County, Indiana. Minnie was born on May 16, 1891. Minnie died on July 21, 1976; she was 85. Minnie was buried in Walnut Hills Cemetery, Washington Township, Pike County, Indiana.

Web site: http://www.rootsweb.com/~inpike/Waswha.htm
Walnut Hills Cemetery, Washington Township, Pike County, Indiana
Located on the NW edge of Petersburg, Section B:
SHAWHAN, Minnie M., 5-16-1891 - 7-21-1976 - wife of Leta - dau. of Andrew J. & Mahala Willis Robling - (obit)
SHAWHAN, Leta L. J., 6-9-1892 - 8-20-1976 - son of David & Maude Dunning Shawhan

They had the following children:
	897	i.	Edith Jane (1912-)
	898	ii.	George Redmond (1915-)
	899	iii.	Frank D. (1917-)
	900	iv.	William H. (1919-)
		v.	Joe Edward. Joe Edward was born on October 21, 1920.
			Joe Edward married Jean Campbell BROWN.
	901	vi.	Adaline J. (1923-)
	902	vii.	Helen Irene (1927-)
	903	viii.	John Buel (1931-)

Family of Joel Skinner SHAWHAN (318) & Lena BRIERLY

588. Samuel Frazier SHAWHAN (Joel Skinner7, John Henry6, John Laughlin5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Samuel Frazier was born in 1903. Samuel Frazier died in Indianapolis, Indiana, about 1988; he was 85.

As a youngster Sam was afflicted with polio, resulting in one leg being shorter than the other. He went on to become the inventor of the air conditioning system which became marketed through the Bryant Air Conditioning Company. During WW II he worked on compressor equipment used in the development of the atomic bomb. His leisure time included playing golf as often as possible.

Samuel Frazier married Lucille HOLMAN. Lucille was born in 1910. Lucille died in Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky, in April 1961; she was 51. Lucille was buried in Lexington Cemetery, Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky, on April 24, 1961; she was 51.

Disposition Number: 39207
Funeral Director: Kerr Brothers
Section: 45
Lot: 140

They had one child:
	904	i.	Samuel Frazier (1932-1998)

Family of John William “Will” MEGIBBEN (319) & Rowena Lair REYNOLDS

589. James Reynolds “Buck” MEGIBBEN (John William “Will”7, Mary E. SHAWHAN6, John Laughlin5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). James Reynolds “Buck” was born in Cynthiana, Harrison County, Kentucky, on August 19, 1896. James Reynolds “Buck” died in Flemingsburg, Kentucky, on September 1, 1961; he was 65. James Reynolds “Buck” was buried in Battle Grove Cemetery, Cynthiana, Kentucky.

On August 21, 1922 James Reynolds “Buck” married Stella Etna MOCKBEE, daughter of Robert L. MOCKBEE, in Newport, Campbell County, Kentucky. Stella Etna died on October 14, 1987 in Spring Grove Cemetery, Cincinnati, Ohio. They were divorced in 1930.

They had the following children:
		i.	William Reynolds. William Reynolds was born in 1923.
	905	ii.	Luther Charles (1926-1994)
		iii.	Catherine A. Catherine A. was born in 1927.
		iv.	Margret. Margret was born in 1929.

Family of Myrtle WHALEY (321) & William HOWK

590. HOWK (Myrtle WHALEY7, Annie SHAWHAN6, John Laughlin5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

 married Robert A. OWEN Sr..

They had one child:
		i.	Robert A.

591. William HOWK Jr. (Myrtle WHALEY7, Annie SHAWHAN6, John Laughlin5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). William was born in 1920. William died on August 15, 1979; he was 59.

These Obits are courtesy of  The  CYNTHIANA   DEMOCRAT

Page 1,   10 August 1967

Long Illness Proves Fatal To W. C. Howk

William Chowning HOWK, 84, President of the National Bank of Cynthiana since 1939, died Thursday, Aug. 3, at Harrison Memorial Hospital after being ill for three years. He was a retired farmer and tobacco dealer, member of the Cynthiana Christian Church and a member of the Cynthiana Elks Lodge No. 438. Surviving him are his wife, Margaret SHROPSHIRE HOWK; two sons W. c. HOWK Jr., Cynthiana, and Daniel McShane HOWK, U.S. Marines, Paris Island, S.C.; two daughters, Mrs. Robert OWEN, Maryland, and Mrs. B.G. PARFET, Michigan; two granddaughters, five grandsons and two great grandchildren. Funeral services were conducted Saturday, Aug. 5, at Whaley Funeral Home by Roy S. HULAN. Burial was at Battle Grove Cemetery. Pallbearers were Horace POULTER, Lansing NICHOLS, Leslie McKEE, W. O. SHROPSHIRE, Jack MARSHALL, Oren W. DILTZ, and Lark K. BOX. Honorary pallbearers were the Board of Directors of the National Bank, Board of Directors of battle Grove Cemetery, T. R. TOADVIVNE, William H. CONWAY, Harry S. TAYLOR, Larry DOUGLAS, William PENNIMAN, Joe. W. TAYLOR and Lawsrence B. FULLER.. An Elks Memorial Service was held at the Funeral Home on Friday.

Monday 20 Aug. 1979

Train Kills William Howk at Bridge Street Crossing

William Chowning HOWK Jr., 59, mostly known as "Catfish", was killed Wednesday at 8:05 p.m. when he was struck by a southbound L & N train near the Bridge Street crossing. "He just kind of dove in front of the train", said Johnny SORRELL, witness to the accident.  The train didn't have  time to stop.

Several of HOWK's belongings were found near the accident scene on an old parked car-a wallet and a cigarette lighter he had taken from his pockets. County Coroner Ed WHALEY said a coroner's inquest will be held and an autopsy performed to determine the official cause of death.  HOWK lived at Route 5, Harrison ccounty with his stepmother, Mrs. W.C. HOWK, Sr.  He worked part time for Donald EDWARDS as a plumber. "I guess he worked for me for the last 20 years off and on." Said EDWARDS.  "He worked with about every plumber in town."

A veteran of World War 11, HOWK served in the 3rd Raider Battalion of the U.S.Marine Corps and in the U.S. Air Force.

He was honorably discharged and was a member of the P. Rennaker Bedford Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars.  HOWK was also a member of the Cynthiana Christian Church.

Survivors include one daughter, Martha Dan HOWK YATES of Richmond; a sister, Mrs. Robert OWENS of Chevy Chase, Md.; a half-sister, Mrs. B.G. PARFET of Scottsdale, Ariz., and a half-brother, Dan HOWK of Harrison County. Graveside services were held at Battlegrove  (sic) Cemetery Saturday at 10 a. m..  The Rev. Larry W. BISHOP conducted the funeral.

Child:
		i.	Martha Dan.
			Martha Dan married YATES.

Family of Hugh Laughadale SHAWHAN (322) & Ida JOHNSON

592. Ernest Laughadale SHAWHAN (Hugh Laughadale7, William Laughlin6, John Laughlin5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Ernest Laughadale was born in Solomon, Kansas, on October 18, 1910. Ernest Laughadale died circa 1994; he was 83.

During WWII Ernest worked for the Army Air Corps as a civilian aircraft inspector. His granddaughter, Patricia, remembers him as being a "very proud, serious ropin', huntin' Marlboro man", who enjoyed talking about his elk hunts. He eventually died from a serious case of emphysema, having to use an oxygen breathing device.

On August 24, 1935 Ernest Laughadale married Viola G. VESSEY, in Montana.

They had the following children:
	906	i.	Hugh Laughadale (1937-)
	907	ii.	Wilma G. (1942-)

Family of Donald Thomas SHAWHAN (323) & Bertha Olga MOLT

593. Donald Molt SHAWHAN (Donald Thomas7, William Laughlin6, John Laughlin5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Donald Molt was born in Billings, Yellowstone, Montana, in 1920. Donald Molt died in 1996; he was 76.

Donald Molt first married Frances Lenore GRIEVE. Frances Lenore was born in Judith Gap, Montana, in 1919. Frances Lenore died in 1960; she was 41.

They had the following children:
		i.	Thomas. Thomas was born in Billings, Yellowstone, Montana, in 1948.
		ii.	Donald F. Donald F. was born in Billings, Yellowstone, Montana, in 1953. Donald F. died in 1953; he was <1.

Donald Molt second married Vera Lynn WEST.

They had the following children:
		i.	Cindy Lynn. Cindy Lynn was born in Billings, Yellowstone, Montana, in 1962.
		ii.	Donald West. Donald West was born in Billings, Yellowstone, Montana, in 1963.

594. Donna Belle SHAWHAN (Donald Thomas7, William Laughlin6, John Laughlin5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Donna Belle was born in Billings, Yellowstone, Montana, in 1922.

Donna Belle married John ROMITO. John was born in Portland, Cumberland, Maine, in 1923. John died in 1986; he was 63.

They had the following children:
		i.	Kristine Diane. Kristine Diane was born in Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California, in 1947.
	908	ii.	Donn Thomas (1951-)
	909	iii.	Alan Scott (1954-)

Family of Nancy Ann BECKETT (324) & Jacob W. LIGHTCAP

595. Mary Estella LIGHTCAP (Nancy Ann BECKETT7, Miles W.6, Luke (Shawhan)5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Mary Estella was born on January 18, 1879. Mary Estella died on October 22, 1963; she was 84. Mary Estella was buried in Mt. Zion Cemetery, Henryville, Clark County, Indiana.

On April 13, 1898 Mary Estella married William Herschel McKAIN. William Herschel was born in 1869. William Herschel died in 1928; he was 59. William Herschel was buried in Mt. Zion Cemetery, Henryville, Clark County, Indiana.

They had the following children:
		i.	Mae.
			Mae married Hubert ZIMMERMAN.
		ii.	Irene. Irene died in Mt. Zion Cemetery, Henryville, Clark County, Indiana.
			Killed in a car accident, leaving no children.

			Irene married Leonard “Dutch” HOSTETLER. Leonard “Dutch” died in Mt. Zion Cemetery, Henryville, Clark County, Indiana.
		iii.	Samuel. Samuel died on July 12, 2000 in Henryville, Clark County, Indiana.
		iv.	Tom. Tom died in 1971.
			Notes for Tom McKain:
			Tom was a good electrical man and handyman.

			Tom married Freda.
		v.	Jack. Jack was born in 1904. Jack died in 1925; he was 21.

596. Thomas Harry LIGHTCAP (Nancy Ann BECKETT7, Miles W.6, Luke (Shawhan)5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Thomas Harry was born on December 21, 1888.

Thomas Harry married Mae SHIELDS, daughter of John SHIELDS & Ida.

They had the following children:
		i.	Betty Jean.
		ii.	Ida Mae.

597. Agatha May LIGHTCAP (Nancy Ann BECKETT7, Miles W.6, Luke (Shawhan)5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Agatha May was born in Clark County, Indiana, on April 30, 1899. Agatha May died in Scottsburg, Scott County, Indiana, on January 8, 1988; she was 88. Agatha May was buried in Lexington Cemetery, Lexington, Scott County, Indiana.

On May 31, 1923 Agatha May married Clarence Franklin NOE, in Mother Of God Catholic Church In Lexington, Scott County, Indiana. Clarence Franklin was born in Nabb, Scott County, Indiana, on September 29, 1878. Clarence Franklin died in Nabb, Scott County, Indiana, on July 19, 1951; he was 72. Clarence Franklin was buried in Lexington Cemetery, Lexington, Scott County, Indiana. Occupation: Tobacco Auctioneer (Per Fern Noe Chandler).

They had the following children:
	910	i.	Bonnie Lincoln (1921-1999)
		ii.	Mary Irene. Mary Irene was born in Nabb, Scott County, Indiana, on December 9, 1923.
		iii.	Helen June. Helen June was born in Nabb, Scott County, Indiana, on June 3, 1925. Helen June died in Underwood, Scott County, Indiana, on January 15, 1993; she was 67.

Family of Henrietta Adelia HUGHES (326) & John R. DOWNING

598. Inez Mary DOWNING (Henrietta Adelia HUGHES7, Sarah Bradshaw BECKETT6, John5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Inez Mary was born on March 24, 1875. Inez Mary died on May 28, 1968; she was 93.

Inez Mary first married C. Alfred NELSON. C. Alfred died in 1910.

They had the following children:
		i.	Inez Gladys. Inez Gladys was born on June 11, 1905. Inez Gladys died on June 27, 1907; she was 2.
	911	ii.	Dorothy Grace (1908-)

Inez Mary second married Claus E. BLOMBERG. Claus E. was born in 1876.

599. Ray DOWNING (Henrietta Adelia HUGHES7, Sarah Bradshaw BECKETT6, John5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Ray was born on January 24, 1888. Ray died in March 1978; he was 90.

Ray married Edith/Enid SPANGLE.

They had one child:
		i.	Donna Rae.
			Donna Rae married Jack SCHWARTZ.

600. Ethel Fredonia DOWNING (Henrietta Adelia HUGHES7, Sarah Bradshaw BECKETT6, John5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Ethel Fredonia married Maxwell ADAMS.

They had one child:
		i.	Helen Cole. Helen Cole was born in 1929.

Family of Resin Marion BECKETT (332) & Hattie Arabella CARLIN

601. Harold Winfield BECKETT (Resin Marion7, Joseph Alexander6, Joseph Shawhan BECKET5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Harold Winfield was born on September 9, 1903. Harold Winfield died on June 13, 1962; he was 58.

Harold remarried Mae Wilson then married Hulda again.  Very strange!

Harold Winfield first married Mae MASON.

They had the following children:
		i.	Donald H. Winfield.
		ii.	Dwayne Winfield.

Harold Winfield second married Hulda Ramply McFARLAND.

602. Elvira Josephine BECKETT (Resin Marion7, Joseph Alexander6, Joseph Shawhan BECKET5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Elvira Josephine was born on December 25, 1910. Elvira Josephine died on February 27, 1998; she was 87.

In 1924 Elvira Josephine married Marvin L. DAVIS.

They had the following children:
		i.	Phyliss.
		ii.	Barbara.
		iii.	Marion “Red”.
		iv.	Ross.

603. Marion Frances BECKETT (Resin Marion7, Joseph Alexander6, Joseph Shawhan BECKET5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Marion Frances was born on February 9, 1917.

On December 24, 1938 Marion Frances married Paul SCHWENGEL. Paul was born on March 15, 1913.

They had the following children:
	912	i.	Carolyn Frances (1942-)
	913	ii.	Roger Paul (1945-)

Family of John Emmett BECKETT (333) & Electa SELBY

604. Kenneth BECKETT (John Emmett7, Joseph Alexander6, Joseph Shawhan BECKET5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Kenneth was born on June 16, 1900. Kenneth died on December 3, 1982; he was 82.

Kenneth married Loretta WEST.

They had one child:
	914	i.	Harriet (1932-)

605. Edward BECKETT (John Emmett7, Joseph Alexander6, Joseph Shawhan BECKET5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Edward was born on April 28, 1902. Edward died on October 16, 1937; he was 35.

Edward married Greta HOKE. Greta died on October 16, 1937.

They had one child:
		i.	Roger Edward. Roger Edward was born in 1932. Roger Edward died on October 16, 1937; he was 5.

Family of Roy Taylor BECKETT (334) & Jennie Amoret ANDERSON

606. Arlene Delores BECKETT (Roy Taylor7, George Riley6, Joseph Shawhan BECKET5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Arlene Delores was born on August 27, 1912. Arlene Delores died in 1983; she was 70.

On September 8, 1931 Arlene Delores married Nathaniel Jay VAN GELDER. Nathaniel Jay was born on June 18, 1912. Nathaniel Jay died on March 19, 1997; he was 84.

They had the following children:
	915	i.	Ian Julian (1935-)
		ii.	Daniel Beckett. Daniel Beckett was born on February 1, 1937.
	916	iii.	Rosanna (1941-)
		iv.	Scott Davis. Scott Davis was born on May 10, 1943.

Family of Nettie Myrrl HERDER (336) & Carey Holaday RANDALL

607. Maxine “Midred” RANDALL (Nettie Myrrl HERDER7, Etta Pearl BECKETT6, James A.5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Maxine “Midred” was born on February 18, 1924. Birthdate differs in Linda Schwintz e-mail.

On August 25, 1946 Maxine “Midred” married Joseph Marlin FOX, in Brighton, Colorado.

They had the following children:
		i.	Kathryn Lynette. Kathryn Lynette was born in Pueblo, Colorado, on November 10, 1954.
			On June 2, 1977 Kathryn Lynette married William Philip WILZ. William Philip was born on February 25, 1956.
		ii.	Johnathan Randall. Johnathan Randall was born in Pueblo, Colorado, on June 2, 1958.

Family of Bennett Clark HERDER (339) & Eleanor COLE

608. Gordon HERDER (Bennett Clark7, Etta Pearl BECKETT6, James A.5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Gordon was born on December 11, 1937.

On August 21, 1960 Gordon married Ramona K. SMITH. Ramona K. was born in Independence, Kansas, on August 2, 1940.

They had the following children:
		i.	Cole E. Cole E. was born in Des Moines, Iowa, on January 24, 1962.
		ii.	Ronald C. Ronald C. was born in Pittsburgh, Kansas, on November 15, 1964.
		iii.	Brenda D. Brenda D. was born in Chanute, Kansas, on September 23, 1967.
		iv.	Cindy M. Cindy M. was born in Chanute, Kansas, on February 7, 1972.
		v.	Lyle D. Lyle D. was born in Chanute, Kansas, on March 18, 1974.

609. Charles HERDER (Bennett Clark7, Etta Pearl BECKETT6, James A.5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Charles was born in Woodson County, Kansas, on November 22, 1941.

On August 8, 1962 Charles married Kale COLLISON. Kale was born in Humboldt, Kansas, on August 22, 1941.

They had the following children:
		i.	Sandra. Sandra was born on August 12, 1983.
		ii.	Randall. Randall was born in Chanute, Kansas, on August 30, 1965.

Family of Oscar William BECKETT (343) & Amanda BAINTER

610. Clelie Emily BECKETT (Oscar William7, Joseph6, Robert Alexander5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Clelie Emily was born on January 15, 1891. Clelie Emily died in Stronghurst Cemetery, Henderson County, Illinois, on November 29, 1958; she was 67.

On January 27, 1915 Clelie Emily married Clarence E. COMBITES. Clarence E. was born in New Vienna, Ohio, on July 11, 1886. Clarence E. died in Stronghurst Cemetery, Henderson County, Illinois, on April 12, 1959; she was 72.

They had the following children:
		i.	Clarence Edward. Clarence Edward was born on November 8, 1916.
			Clarence Edward first married Bernadine SHERILL.
			Clarence Edward second married Betty FULKERSON.
		ii.	Margaret Emily. Margaret Emily was born on September 16, 1918.
			On January 27, 1942 Margaret Emily married George R. MORGAN. George R. was born in Stronghurst, Henderson County, Illinois.
		iii.	Paul Beckett. Paul Beckett was born on April 25, 1922. Paul Beckett died on May 11, 1935; he was 13.
		iv.	Ada Marie. Ada Marie was born in Burlington, Iowa, on December 17, 1931.
			On October 21, 1961 Ada Marie married Raymond Elbert HUBBARD, in Louisiana Harpe, Illinois.

Family of Ellsworth Robert BECKETT (344) & Bonita PARSHALL

611. Robert Lyman BECKETT (Ellsworth Robert7, Joseph6, Robert Alexander5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Robert Lyman was born in 1913. Robert Lyman died in 1978; he was 65.

Robert Lyman married Rosalie BABBIT.

They had the following children:
	917	i.	Carol (1940-)
	918	ii.	Nancy (1942-)

612. James Andrew BECKETT (Ellsworth Robert7, Joseph6, Robert Alexander5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). James Andrew was born in 1917.

James Andrew married Marjory Lucille BRAZEL. Marjory Lucille was born in 1923.

They had one child:
	919	i.	James David (1943-)

Family of Alma BECKETT (346) & William George SMITH Jr.

613. Elorie Gilham SMITH (Alma BECKETT7, William6, Robert Alexander5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Elorie Gilham was born on December 12, 1893. Elorie Gilham died on March 27, 1967; she was 73.

On December 10, 1913 Elorie Gilham married Quay Mentra WASSAM Sr.. Quay Mentra was born on August 4, 1888. Quay Mentra died on June 4, 1972; he was 83.

They had the following children:
	920	i.	Virginia Elorie (1915-)
	921	ii.	Marial Hillary (1916-)
	922	iii.	Quay Mentra (1918-1981)

614. Glenn Allison SMITH (Alma BECKETT7, William6, Robert Alexander5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Glenn Allison was born on February 8, 1896. Glenn Allison died on June 8, 1965; he was 69.

On July 6, 1921 Glenn Allison married Mary Emerson PEARMAN.

They had one child:
		i.	Glenn Pearman.
			Glenn Pearman married Kathleen HUDSON.

615. Meryl William SMITH (Alma BECKETT7, William6, Robert Alexander5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Meryl William was born on June 16, 1898. Meryl William died on June 29, 1973; he was 75.

On August 15, 1920 Meryl William married Ruth Marian.

They had the following children:
		i.	Richard Tostvin. Richard Tostvin was born on August 20, 1921.
		ii.	William Meryl. William Meryl was born on November 8, 1924.

616. Rowena Elga SMITH (Alma BECKETT7, William6, Robert Alexander5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Rowena Elga was born on May 5, 1901. Rowena Elga died on June 29, 1973; she was 72.

On June 22, 1921 Rowena Elga first married George D. BARRY. George D. was born on March 22, 1899. They were divorced on November 9, 1927.

They had one child:
	923	i.	Russell Dudley (1932-)

On June 30, 1947 Rowena Elga second married Harry Clifford PATTON.

Family of Lizzie Luella BECKETT (348) & Daily C. LEWIS

617. LEWIS (Lizzie Luella BECKETT7, James Asbury6, Robert Alexander5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

 married C. W. DECKER. Resided in Springfield, Illinois.

They had one child:
		i.	Mary Lewis.

Family of William Joseph SHAWHAN (350) & Lizzie Ellen OGDEN

618. William Rienharte SHAWHAN (William Joseph7, John6, Joseph5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). William Rienharte was born in Berlin, Bracken County, Kentucky, on July 30, 1878. William Rienharte died in Sumner, Pierce County, WA, on April 14, 1956; he was 77.

As reported by his daughter, Kathleen, William left home quite early,
as he very much disliked the tobacco farming of his father -- the
"stoop labor" involved. So he became an electrician, and decided to
see the country, traveling to Canada and then to Montana, among other
locales. It was in Great Falls, Montana, that he met the beautiful
music teacher, who would later become his wife, after being married
back in Minnesota, where she was born and grew up. They then returned
to Montana, where they spent many years before moving to the
Northwest.

On October 20, 1912 William Rienharte married Marian Leola STONE, daughter of Azro STONE & Sarah PHELPS, in St. Paul, MN. Marian Leola was born in St. Peter, MN, on August 8, 1880. Marian Leola died in Puyallup, Pierce County, WA, on August 10, 1967; she was 87.

They had one child:
	924	i.	Kathleen (1913-1995)

619. Mary Ella SHAWHAN (William Joseph7, John6, Joseph5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Mary Ella was born on August 31, 1882. Mary Ella died in Danville, Illinois, on July 4, 1950; she was 67.

About 1902 Mary Ella married THOMAS.

They had the following children:
		i.	Ralph. Ralph was born on February 8, 1903. Ralph died in Goshen, Indiana, in February 1976; he was 72.
			Ralph worked for many years, in Denver and Kansas City, for AT&T Long
			Lines, the interstate entity of the former Bell System.

			About 1930 Ralph married Emma. Emma was born about 1909. Emma died in Goshen, Indiana, in June 1984; she was 75.
		ii.	Vinnie. Vinnie was born about 1904. Vinnie died in Dayton, Ohio, in February 1984; he was 80.
		iii.	Charles. Charles was born about 1906.

620. Pearl Elsie SHAWHAN (William Joseph7, John6, Joseph5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Pearl Elsie was born on October 29, 1886. Pearl Elsie died in Council Bluffs, IA, on February 22, 1926; she was 39.

About 1902 Pearl Elsie married HANSEN.

They had one child:
	925	i.	Retta (~1903-)

Family of Isaac Newton "Ike" SHAWHAN (351) & Lettie Ann WEST

621. Woodford Isaac SHAWHAN (Isaac Newton "Ike"7, John6, Joseph5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Woodford Isaac was born in Shelbyville, Kentucky, on November 10, 1902. Woodford Isaac died in MI on January 29, 1956; he was 53.

Woodford spent some time in the U.S. Navy, but his primary job was
that of a Great Lakes sailor, manning the ore and other boats
traveling throughout the states bordering these waters.

On March 3, 1933 Woodford Isaac married Josephine E. SHICK, in Detroit, MI. Josephine E. was born in MI on September 11, 1910. Josephine E. died in Manitowac, WI, on August 25, 1993; she was 82.

They had the following children:
	926	i.	Donald Woodford (1934-)
		ii.	Robert William. Robert William was born in Detroit, MI, on November 18, 1938.
		iii.	Helen Lillian. Helen Lillian was born in Detroit, MI, on October 9, 1940.

622. Robert SHAWHAN (Isaac Newton "Ike"7, John6, Joseph5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Robert was born in Shelbyville, Kentucky, on March 21, 1908. Robert died in Aurora, Illinois, in October 1982; he was 74.

Robert married Mary.

They had one child:
		i.	Susan.

Family of Frank SHAWHAN (355) & Emma MEYER

623. John Franklin SHAWHAN (Frank7, John6, Joseph5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John Franklin was born in Cincinnati, Ohio, on February 4, 1912.

J. Frank graduated from the Univ. of Cincinnati in 1935 with an EE
degree. Shortly after his marriage to Etha, they moved to College
Hill, a Cincinnati suburb. After working two years with the Cincinnati
Gas and Electric Co., he became the Chief Engineer for the Shepard
Elevator Co., which became the Dover Elevator Co.; when Dover
relocated its Elevator division to Memphis, in 1962, J. Frank also
moved his family there. In 1977 he retired as Engineering Vice
President. J. Frank is very interested in his ancestry, and has been
very helpful in providing family history information; in his research
he visited the little town of Shawhan, KY, and spoke to the minister
of the "First Presbyterian Church of Shawhan". Among his fond memories
of Cincinnati are the visits he used to make to see friends and
relatives who lived in the suburbs of Loveland and Twightwee.

On June 1, 1937 John Franklin married Etha HELLER, daughter of Albert HELLER & Elsie EGGER, in Cincinnati, Ohio. Etha was born in Cincinnati, Ohio, on May 16, 1914.

Etha graduated as an RN from Jewish Hospital School of Nursing in
1935. She traces her heritage back to ancestors who lived in Alsace
Lorraine, a territory lying at the borders of France and Germany and
often battled over by the two countries.

They had one child:
		i.	Nancy Elizabeth. Nancy Elizabeth was born in Cincinnati, Ohio, on February 21, 1941.
			Nancy and Charles met while he was stationed at the Millington, TN
			Naval Air Base, after the death of his first wife. They now enjoy such
			pastimes as swimming, traveling, and camping -- e.g. they made a tent
			camping trip to Alaska. Nancy has been an educator for some 33 years,
			and is currently teaching German and Algebra at the high school level;
			she is computer literate and has her German students using the
			internet to regularly exchange e-mails with peers in Germany.

			On June 22, 1974 Nancy Elizabeth married Charles Eugene WALKER , Sr., in Memphis, TN. Charles Eugene was born on April 27, 1925.

			Charles is a retired Navy Commander, having served for 25 years,
			primarily in Aviation Ordinance; this included a stint as a bombardier
			on an A3D "Sky Warrior" attack jet and duty on board such aircraft
			carriers as the Tarawa, Kearsarge, Oriskany, Shangrila, and Ranger.

Family of Enoch SNOW (356)

624. Mary SNOW (Enoch7, Sarah Ann "Sally" SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Mary married Omar BLACK.

They had the following children:
		i.	Emma Jane.
		ii.	Charles Elbert.
		iii.	Arvel Clifton.

625. Emma SNOW (Enoch7, Sarah Ann "Sally" SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Emma married TAYLOR.

They had the following children:
		i.	Doris Jane.
		ii.	Mary Jane.
		iii.	Joseph.

Family of Emma Mae SNOW (357) & Alva REED

626. Elmer Ernest REED (Emma Mae SNOW7, Sarah Ann "Sally" SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Elmer Ernest was born in Bracken County, Kentucky, on February 25, 1886. Elmer Ernest died in Bracken County, Kentucky, on March 20, 1963; he was 77.

About 1910 Elmer Ernest first married Ida COY. Ida was born about 1895. Ida died on September 18, 1987; she was 92.

They had the following children:
		i.	Elmer E. Elmer E. was born on December 12, 1912. Elmer E. died on January 22, 1980; he was 67.
		ii.	William Roy. William Roy was born on June 11, 1914.
	927	iii.	Emma (1915-)
		iv.	Lena. Lena was born on April 25, 1922.

About 1955 Elmer Ernest second married Agnes Marie FAWN, in Kentucky. Agnes Marie was born in Fayette County, Kentucky, on September 6, 1938. Agnes Marie died in Bracken County, Kentucky, on October 23, 1961; she was 23.

They had the following children:
		i.	Susie Marie. Susie Marie was born in Bracken County, Kentucky, on August 10, 1955.
			Susie Reed Stough
			E-Mail:2sneaky@iwon.com
			Query: Looking for my ansector my chart is as follows: Parents - father Ernest E. Reed, mother Agnes Marie Fawns. Fathers parents -father Alva Reed, mother Emma Snow. Fathers father parents - father James Gardner Reed, mother Mary Jane Cummins (her parents - Rev. Thomas L Cummins, Margarett Irvin). Fathers mothers parents - father Willie Snow, mother Sallie Shawhan. Mothers parents - father Sam Fawns, mother Dorothy Tyson. Mothers father parents - father Joe Fawns (his father William Fawns), mother Peach Powell. Mothers mother parents - father Tom Tyson (his parents Jim Tyson & Sarah), mother Mary Jane Anderson (her parents ? Anderson, Jane Locke - father Chief Dear Horn).

		ii.	Rosie Lee. Rosie Lee was born in Bracken County, Kentucky, on March 19, 1957.
		iii.	Ina Marie. Ina Marie was born in Bracken County, Kentucky, on December 3, 1960.

627. Orin Minetta REED (Emma Mae SNOW7, Sarah Ann "Sally" SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Orin Minetta was born in Bracken County, Kentucky, on September 3, 1888. Orin Minetta died in Maysville, Mason County, Kentucky, on October 24, 1961; he was 73.

On August 19, 1907 Orin Minetta married Treasie GILLISPIE, in Kentucky. Treasie was born on June 19, 1893. Treasie died in Campbell County, Kentucky, on January 23, 1978; she was 84.

They had the following children:
		i.	Thelma Arretta. Thelma Arretta was born on October 1, 1910.
		ii.	Edna May. Edna May was born on January 25, 1916.
		iii.	Mildred Greeba. Mildred Greeba was born on January 25, 1916.
		iv.	Alva Orin. Alva Orin was born on August 11, 1918.

628. Velma Louvetta REED (Emma Mae SNOW7, Sarah Ann "Sally" SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Velma Louvetta was born in Bracken County, Kentucky, on December 30, 1890. Velma Louvetta died in Cynthiana, Harrison County, Kentucky, on March 1, 1981; she was 90.

On June 3, 1906 Velma Louvetta first married Elmer SHELTON, in West Union, Adams County, Ohio.

On December 31, 1908 Velma Louvetta second married William Thomas MOOREHEAD, in Bracken County, Kentucky. William Thomas was born in Bracken County, Kentucky, on August 11, 1882. William Thomas died in Bracken County, Kentucky, in November 1958; he was 76.

They had one child:
	928	i.	Less (1909-)

On February 9, 1922 Velma Louvetta third married Albert YOUNG, son of Gilbert YOUNG & Euphesia THOMAS, in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Albert was born in Bracken County, Kentucky, on November 12, 1889. Albert died in Bracken County, Kentucky, on November 21, 1979; he was 90.

They had one child:
	929	i.	Herman Dale (1923-1995)

629. Stella Mae REED (Emma Mae SNOW7, Sarah Ann "Sally" SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Stella Mae was born in Bracken County, Kentucky, on May 28, 1894. Stella Mae died in Bracken County, Kentucky, on February 9, 1977; she was 82.

On January 30, 1908 Stella Mae married Grant COURTNEY, in Kentucky. Grant was born on September 27, 1888. Grant died in Bracken County, Kentucky, on October 28, 1964; he was 76.

They had the following children:
		i.	Laurence Elbert. Laurence Elbert was born on January 12, 1909. Laurence Elbert died on March 22, 1909; he was <1.
		ii.	Hubert E. Hubert E. was born on June 14, 1910.
		iii.	Elmo. Elmo was born on August 20, 1915. Elmo died in Pendleton County, Kentucky, on March 18, 1992; he was 76.

630. Edna Hazel REED (Emma Mae SNOW7, Sarah Ann "Sally" SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Edna Hazel was born in Bracken County, Kentucky, on August 27, 1898. Edna Hazel died in Ft. Thomas, Campbell County, Kentucky, on October 20, 1979; she was 81.

On October 2, 1915 Edna Hazel married Earl Hicks MOYER, in Falmouth, Kentucky. Earl Hicks was born in Foster, Bracken County, Kentucky, in 1895. Earl Hicks died in Bracken County, Kentucky, on May 6, 1963; he was 68.

They had the following children:
		i.	Herbert Chesley. Herbert Chesley was born on August 28, 1917.
		ii.	Roscoe E. Roscoe E. was born on February 19, 1919.
		iii.	Wilma Louise. Wilma Louise was born on December 28, 1920.
		iv.	Paul G. Paul G. was born in 1922. Paul G. died in Cincinnati, Ohio, on August 28, 1936; he was 14.
		v.	Ruth. Ruth was born on November 23, 1926.
		vi.	Robert. Robert was born in December 1931.
		vii.	Audrey Hope. Audrey Hope was born on December 18, 1933.

631. Denver Raymond REED (Emma Mae SNOW7, Sarah Ann "Sally" SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Denver Raymond was born in Bracken County, Kentucky, on November 23, 1901. Denver Raymond died in Campbell County, Kentucky, on August 11, 1973; he was 71.

On August 10, 1918 Denver Raymond first married Stella ESTEP. Stella was born in 1898. Stella died in 1988; she was 90.

On February 22, 1930 Denver Raymond second married Lillian GARRETT, in Kentucky. Lillian was born in 1907. Lillian died in Campbell County, Kentucky, in 1980; she was 73.

They had one child:
		i.	Donald Ray. Donald Ray was born on April 15, 1939.

632. Mary Ann REED (Emma Mae SNOW7, Sarah Ann "Sally" SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Mary Ann was born in Bracken County, Kentucky, on September 10, 1904. Mary Ann died in Pendleton County, Kentucky, on May 26, 1995; she was 90.

On December 23, 1922 Mary Ann married Raymond Edward COURTNEY, in Falmouth, Kentucky. Raymond Edward was born in Bracken County, Kentucky, on March 18, 1905. Raymond Edward died in Pendleton County, Kentucky, on October 9, 1986; he was 81.

They had the following children:
		i.	Herman Fay. Herman Fay was born on August 9, 1925.
		ii.	Geneva Fern. Geneva Fern was born on September 5, 1931.

633. Ina Marie REED (Emma Mae SNOW7, Sarah Ann "Sally" SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Ina Marie was born in Bracken County, Kentucky, on December 26, 1908. Ina Marie died in Covington, Kenton County, Kentucky, on July 27, 1996; she was 87.

On December 12, 1931 Ina Marie first married Paul GARRETT, son of Rufus GARRETT & Nell FLETCHER, in Falmouth, Kentucky. Paul was born in Mason County, Kentucky, on January 28, 1912. Paul died in Bracken County, Kentucky, on December 7, 1976; he was 64.

They had one child:
		i.	Dorothy. Dorothy was born on October 5, 1934.

On December 1, 1923 Ina Marie second married Albert R. HANCOCK, in Falmouth, Kentucky. Albert R. was born on January 12, 1904. Albert R. died in Ft. Thomas, Campbell County, Kentucky, on September 1, 1983; he was 79.

Family of Elizabeth HOLLIDAY (358) & Dr. Higgins SMITH

634. Agnes SMITH (Elizabeth HOLLIDAY7, Mary “Mollie” SHAWHAN6, Henry Ewalt5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

In 1916 Agnes married Bas McDOWELL. Bas died in 1926.

They had the following children:
		i.	Elizabeth.
		ii.	Agnes.

Family of Hubbard Warfield SHAWHAN II (359) & Helen MUSSELMAN

635. Hubbard William SHAWHAN (Hubbard Warfield7, Hubbard Warfield6, Henry Ewalt5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Hubbard William was born in Cynthiana, Kentucky, on November 11, 1890. Hubbard William died in Staunton, Virginia, in September 1954; he was 63.

The Cynthiana Democrat of June 1896, shows a picture of a group of children, including "Hubbard William Shawhan, only child of Helen Musselman and Hubbard W. Shawhan.", together with such other children as James Megibben, Jack Desha, Jessie Frazer, Helen Lafferty, and Mary Elizabeth Ammerman. The 1939 edition titled "Who's Who in West Virginia" described Hubbard as the Dir. of Conservation in WV, after being engaged in forestry work in Oregon and WV; he formerly lived in
Asheville, NC and attended the U. of Ky. During WWI he served with the 6th Trench Mortar Battery in France; in WWII he was a Lt. Col. with the Coast Artillery at Ft. Moultrie, SC.

On April 18, 1917 Hubbard William married Mary Kaye ALVES, daughter of Thomas Davis ALVES & Mary WALKER, in El Paso, Texas. Mary Kaye was born in Henderson, Kentucky, on September 15, 1892. Mary Kaye died in West Point, NY, in 1963; she was 70.

The Alves family has an interesting history. Descendents of Sir Walter Scott, the family migrated from Scotland to North Carolina in the 1700s. The original family name was "Hogg", but it was legally changed by James Hogg to "Alves" in 1786, the maiden name of his wife, McDowell Alves, also a descendant of Sir Walter Scott. Like the Shawhans, the Alves clan were also pioneers -- they were members of the courageous band which accompanied Daniel Boone into Kentucky in 1767 and helped found Henderson, Ky, where they settled, surviving Indian warfare and many other hardships.

They had the following children:
	930	i.	Mary Helen (1926-)
	931	ii.	Hubbard William (1922-)

Family of Marguerite Rebecca LYNE (360) & Mathew Rume PAYNE

636. Maria Gay PAYNE (Marguerite Rebecca LYNE7, Maggie Rebecca SHAWHAN6, Henry Ewalt5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Maria Gay was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on January 28, 1908. Maria Gay died in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on November 19, 1993; she was 85. Maria Gay was buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky.

On August 25, 1926 Maria Gay married William Perry WORNALL, son of William Perry WORNALL (March 2, 1879-December 4, 1950) & Elizabeth Buckner WOODFORD (July 1, 1880-May 18, 1947), in Augusta, Kentucky. William Perry was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on June 24, 1904. William Perry died on May 9, 1949; he was 44.

They had the following children:
	932	i.	Marguerite Lyne (1928-)
	933	ii.	William Perry (1931-)

637. Rebecca Lyne PAYNE (Marguerite Rebecca LYNE7, Maggie Rebecca SHAWHAN6, Henry Ewalt5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Rebecca Lyne was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on September 20, 1906. Rebecca Lyne died in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on June 28, 1971; she was 64. Rebecca Lyne was buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

Rebecca Lyne first married Ralph Hunter BECRAFT Sr..

They had the following children:
		i.	Ralph Hunter. Ralph Hunter was born on September 27, 1926.
		ii.	Matthew Hume. Matthew Hume was born on December 17, 1929. Matthew Hume died on September 27, 1996; he was 66.

On August 26, 1933 Rebecca Lyne second married Tilford Freeman BURNETT.

They had the following children:
		i.	Rebecca Freeman. Rebecca Freeman was born on December 27, 1938.
		ii.	Frances Gay. Frances Gay was born on August 14, 1941.
			Frances Gay married McKINNEY.

Family of Charles Brent MAY (361) & Edna Heath FITHIAN

638. Mary Heath MAY (Charles Brent7, Cynthia Arabella “Tinnie” SHAWHAN6, Henry Ewalt5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Mary Heath was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on September 3, 1904. Mary Heath died in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on October 3, 1982; she was 78.

On August 25, 1925 Mary Heath married Eugene LAIR, son of John Muir LAIR (December 26, 1876-May 27, 1937) & America Layson MOORE (October 25, 1878-September 16, 1972), in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Eugene was born in Harrison County, Kentucky, on March 30, 1902. Eugene died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky, on May 31, 1944; he was 42.

They had the following children:
	934	i.	Betty Hewitt (1939-)
	935	ii.	Mary Gene (1926-1995)

639. Elizabeth Brent MAY (Charles Brent7, Cynthia Arabella “Tinnie” SHAWHAN6, Henry Ewalt5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Elizabeth Brent was born on April 5, 1915. Elizabeth Brent died on September 26, 1997; she was 82.

On April 6, 1946 Elizabeth Brent married Dr. George Hanna PREWITT, in Bourbon County, Kentucky. George Hanna was born in Lexington, Kentucky, on December 6, 1908. George Hanna died in Lexington, Kentucky, on May 15, 1979; he was 70. George Hanna was buried in Lexington, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
	936	i.	Betty Paige (1947-)
	937	ii.	George Hanna “Colonel” (1949-)
		iii.	Edna Brent. Edna Brent was born on June 18, 1949.
			Edna Brent married Warren Anthony TAYLOR. Warren Anthony was born in Muncie, Indiana, on October 10, 1950.
	938	iv.	Louise May (1955-)

Family of Henry Shawhan MAY (362) & Amanda YERKES

640. Ann Shawhan MAY (Henry Shawhan7, Cynthia Arabella “Tinnie” SHAWHAN6, Henry Ewalt5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Ann Shawhan was born on June 8, 1914.

From correspondence with Betty Hewitt Wyatt (July, 1998):

Ann Shawhan May and her husband William McGhee are both deceased, both died in Lexington.  The son still lives in Lexington.  His son died with a cancer as a teenager.  They have a daughter somewhere.  I haven’t talked to them since the winter where the aunt Madge had cataract surgery.  I can try to get their info this week.

On May 20, 1934 Ann Shawhan married William McGHEE.

They had the following children:
		i.	John. John was born on April 5, 1936.
		ii.	Nancy. Nancy was born on September 12, 1939.

Family of Buena Vista LAIL (363) & Newton WALKER

641. Frank Cummins WALKER (Buena Vista LAIL7, Joseph6, Sarah Elizabeth "Betsey" SHAWHAN5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Frank Cummins was born in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky, on July 7, 1874. Frank Cummins died in McAlester, Oklahoma, on October 12, 1926; he was 52.

On October 31, 1900 Frank Cummins married Ida Clay COLEMAN, daughter of Richard Benjamin COLEMAN (August 14, 1846-) & Eva WITHERS (January 13, 1847-). Ida Clay was born in Denton, Denton County, Texas, on September 11, 1875.

They had the following children:
		i.	Coleman Carlotta. Coleman Carlotta was born on September 22, 1902.
	939	ii.	Margaret (1905-1988)

Family of Webb LAIL (364) & Mary A. HUFFMAN

642. John K. LAIL (Webb7, Joseph6, Sarah Elizabeth "Betsey" SHAWHAN5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

John K. first married Aldene B. PROCTOR.

They had one child:
		i.	Dorothy. Dorothy was born on November 25, 1916.

John K. second married Amy EDDINGTON. Amy died on September 26, 1968.

They had the following children:
	940	i.	John W. (1927-)
	941	ii.	James O. (1927-)
		iii.	Eloise.
			Eloise married Carmen TUMMINGA.
		iv.	Virginia.
			Virginia married Robert LEWIS.

643. Frank LAIL (Webb7, Joseph6, Sarah Elizabeth "Betsey" SHAWHAN5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Frank was born on August 31, 1888. Frank died circa 1963; he was 74.

Frank married Millie MARCUS. Millie was born on November 15, 1887. Millie died on November 15, 1962; she was 75.

They had one child:
		i.	Bettie Jean. Bettie Jean was born on October 14, 1922.

644. Webb LAIL (Webb7, Joseph6, Sarah Elizabeth "Betsey" SHAWHAN5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Webb was born on February 15, 1891.

Webb married Margaret NICHOL.

They had one child:
	942	i.	James Donald

Family of Woodford LAIL (365) & Flodia BRAMBLETT

645. Larkin LAIL (Woodford7, Joseph6, Sarah Elizabeth "Betsey" SHAWHAN5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Larkin was born on August 6, 1900. Larkin died on September 11, 1963; he was 63.

Children:
	943	i.	Larkin (1924-)
	944	ii.	Marion Ferris (1933-)
	945	iii.	Kenneth Ray (1938-)

Family of Talitha Rush MOORE (367) & Henry Dodrige AMENT

646. Alice Louise AMENT (Talitha Rush MOORE7, Sarah Jane SHAWHAN6, John5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Alice Louise was born in Marshall, MO, on August 25, 1894. Alice Louise died in FL in 1988; she was 93.

Alice Louise is fondly remembered for her very patriotic views and her  blue-blood manners, always reminding her children and grandchildren of  the prominent ancestors from which they descended. She belonged to the  DAR and to the UDC (United Daughters of the Confederacy) and she  communicated  that fervor in her family relations, maintaining an ongoing  genealogy accordingly, dating back to the first Shawhans, Moores, and  Aments in Kentucky. She was also an excellent business woman, actively  managing her husband's  food-brokerage operation after his death. A  grandson recalls her views about the ills of modern society, including  the evils of fast-food restaurants -- she strongly believed in the value  of home cooking. He likewise remembers her insistence on good manners and  other "blue-blood" characteristics such as loyalty and acceptance of  responsibility.

Alice Louise Ament b. 25 AUG 1894, Marshall, Saline Co., MO, ref: T.R. Jamieson,S1T m. 10 Jan 1916, in Shawhan Station, KY, Herbert Winthrop Clark, b. 29 JUL 1890, Boston, Suffolk Co., Mass, (son of Charles Francis Clark and Louisa Lans)
ref: T.R. Jamieson, ccupation Produce broker,S1T d. 01 OCT 1947, Ludington, Mich, buried: Holywood Cem., Brookline, MA.
Alice died 1988, Cocoa Beach, Fla, buried: Cocoa Beach, Fla.  Herbert: Herbert Clark was working in St.Louis, MO as sales manager for Rexall Drug Co. when he met Alice Louise,whose father's branch office was there. The main office was in Kansas City,MO.(T.R. Clark Jamieson) I have many wonderful menories of Herbert Clark. HWC visited Gannie and I in Miami shortly before he died, almost as if he knew what was to happen. I will always remember him.

On June 10, 1916 Alice Louise married Herbert Winthrop CLARK, son of Charles Francis CLARK & Louisa LANS, in Covington, Kentucky. Herbert Winthrop was born in 1889. Herbert Winthrop died in 1947; he was 58.

Herbert Clark was working in St.Louis, MO as sales manager for Rexall Drug Co. when he met Alice Louise,whose father's branch office was there. The main office was in Kansas City,MO.(T.R. Clark Jamieson) I have many wonderful menories of Herbert Clark. HWC visited Gannie and I in Miami shortly before he died, almost as if he knew what was to happen. I will always remember him.

They had the following children:
		i.	Herbert. Herbert was born in 1917. Herbert died in Vietnam in 1972; he was 55.
			Herb served with the USAF in WWII, flying B-24s and Catalinas on Air/Sea  Rescue missions in the Pacific Theater.  He subsequently flew for Air  America, the CIA operation, delivering supplies and other cargo during  the Vietnam War; Herb was killed when his C-46 cargo plane was shot down  in 1972.

			Herbert married Sarah SOISSA.
		ii.	Tom Shelby. Tom Shelby was born in 1919.
			Tom, as are some of his brothers, is a USAF veteran, serving for 28  years, from 1941 - 1968. He flew AT-11s during WWII and Twin-Mustangs  during the Korean War. His numerous duty stations included bases in  Europe and Asia.

			Tom Shelby married Janice BARNETT.
	946	iii.	Talitha (1920-)
		iv.	Philip. Philip was born in 1922.
			Philip married Esther.
		v.	Samuel. Samuel was born in 1926.
			Samuel was a radioman in the USAF.

			Samuel married Vreni.
		vi.	Georgianna. Georgianna was born in 1927. Georgianna died in 1982; she was 55.
	947	vii.	Garrett (1933-)

Family of John Shawhan MOORE (368) & Elizabeth Hawes “Lizzie” CUNNINGHAM

647. John Edwin MOORE (John Shawhan7, Sarah Jane SHAWHAN6, John5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John Edwin was born on July 12, 1892. Resided in Clinton, Missouri, in 1935. Occupation: Postmaster.

On June 18, 1919 John Edwin married Ida Daisy SCHWEER, daughter of Julius Henry SCHWEER & Dorothy ROEDDER. Ida Daisy was born in Blairstown, Henry County, Missouri, on April 18, 1896.

They had the following children:
		i.	Majorie Schweer. Majorie Schweer was born in Clinton, Missouri, on August 26, 1925.
		ii.	John. John was born in Clinton, Missouri, in March 1928. John died in August 1928; he was <1.

Family of Harry Bedford SHAWHAN (371) & Margaret FRANK

648. Joseph SHAWHAN (Harry Bedford7, Daniel6, John5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Joseph was born in Barberton, Ohio, on April 25, 1921. Joseph died in Harrison, NJ, on December 11, 1994; he was 73.

Joe started his working career with the US Coast Guard but transferred
to the US Merchant Marine during WWII, during which he served in some
very hazardous duty in ships traveling in convoys -- e.g. his ship was
part of a 60 ship convoy carrying munitions and war material to
Murmansk, Russia in Sept. 1943 -- only 13 ships survived the attacks
of German U-Boats and planes. After the war, Joe joined General Motors
as an engineer specializing in the maintenance of huge construction
equipment -- he eventually retired to Harrison, NJ. Joe met his wife
Eleanor while on a brief liberty from his ship in the Port of New York
in Dec. 1942.

In July 1943 Joseph married Eleanor SWIDO. Eleanor was born in Homer City, Pennsylvania, about 1922.

They had the following children:
		i.	Lorraine. Lorraine was born on January 13, 1945.
		ii.	Jo-El. Jo-El was born on May 26, 1947.
		iii.	Janis. Janis was born on May 12, 1950.
		iv.	Joseph Jr. Joseph Jr. was born on October 16, 1956.

Family of Joseph Ewalt SHAWHAN (374) & Grace May MORRIS

649. Daniel Green SHAWHAN (Joseph Ewalt7, Daniel6, John5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Daniel Green was born in Washington, D.C., on July 29, 1918.

Dan was educated in the Arlington, VA public schools and subsequently
graduated from Virginia Polytechnic Institute in Blacksburg, VA in
June 1940, with a degree in Civil Engineering. After being
commissioned a 2nd LT., Reserve Officer, in the Corps of Engineers, he
was called to active duty in January 1942. He subsequently served at
Ft. Belvoir, VA and overseas with the Seventh Army, under Gen. Patch,
during its drive into Germany; his Engineers were responsible for
setting and clearing mine fields, erecting assault bridges,
demolitions work, etc. After his discharge as a Lt. Colonel, he
accepted a position with the Standard Oil Co. (Exxon) for whom he
worked as a Marketing and Distribution Engineering Manager in their
Caribbean operations. This included an assignment in Cuba from
1956-1960, experiencing the Castro revolution -- the Exxon facilities
were nationalized by Castro's Communist regime. He and his wife,
Jessie Lee, also lived in Puerto Rico for several years, while Dan
managed Exxon facilities fromBermuda to French Guyana and all of
Central America. His heirlooms include a Tin Type picture of Joseph
Shawhan (1781-1871) and paintings of his grandfather John (1811-1862)
and his wife, Talitha. In retirement, Dan enjoys golf, his
grandchildren, and travel with his wife.

Research: Daniel Green Shawhan, executive, was b. in Washington, D. C. July 29, 1918; educated in the public schools of Arlington County, Virginia, graduating from the Washington and Lee High School in 1936; entered the Virginia Polytechnic Institute at Blacksburg, September, 1936, and was graduated therefrom in June, 1940, in civil] engineering; was commissioned, July 20, 1940, a second lieutenant, Officers Reserve Corps, Corps of Engineers; was called to and reported for active duty, January 17, 1941; promoted to first lieutenant, February 1, 1942; to captain December 15, 1942; and to major February 1944; was commissioned a lieutenant colonel, Officers Reserve Corps, January 6, 1946; and was separated from active service, April 27, 1946; was on active duty overseas from October 14, 1944, to January 1, 1946.
Col. Shawhan accepted a position, April 16, 1946, as construction engineer with the Standard Oil Company. Subsequently he was promoted to a high executive position, and is presently employed in that capacity with offices in Baltimore. He m., November 6, 1943. Miss Jessie Lee Austin, a daughter of Joseph B., and Laura Katherine Austin of Roanoke, Virginia. Miss Austin was b. in Roanoke, January 10, 1921, and was educated in the public schools of that city, graduating from the Roanoke High School.

Kozee, William Carlos.  Early Families of Eastern and Southeastern Kentucky.  (Baltimore:  Genealogical Research Co., Inc., 1957), p. 483  [REF]

On November 6, 1943 Daniel Green married Jessie Lee AUSTIN, daughter of Joseph AUSTIN & Laura MEEK, in Roanoke, Virginia. Jessie Lee was born in Virginia on January 10, 1921.

Jessie was the youngest child of a very large family. During WWII she
worked in Washington D.C. for the Selective Service Department -- i.e.
the organization that dealt with Draft Boards and conscientious
objectors throughout the country. It was at this time that she caught
the eye of Daniel Green Shawhan who happened to be stationed at Fort
Belvoir, VA, just south of the capital city. They were married shortly
before he was shipped overseas to Europe.

They had the following children:
	948	i.	Katherine Grace (1945-)
		ii.	Laura Lee. Laura Lee was born on April 13, 1947.
			Laura graduated from the Univ. of Tennessee with a degree in
			Education. She taught school for a while but is presently Office
			Manager for a company in the computer field.

	949	iii.	Ann Morris (1951-)
	950	iv.	Daniel Joseph (1954-)
		v.	Janice Austin. Janice Austin was born on July 19, 1956.
			A grad of Florida State U. with a degree in Communications, Janice is
			presently a Counter Manager for Este Lauder at a Dillard Dept. Store.

Family of William Pugh MILLER Jr. (375) & Willie Moore LAIR

650. Mabel MILLER (William Pugh7, William6, Margaret SHAWHAN5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Mabel married Renaker PARKS. Renaker was born in Cynthiana, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	William Alvin.
		ii.	Renaker Duvall.

Ninth Generation 
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Family of Grace Agnes DOYLE (376) & John Francis MORRIS

651. Charles Dennis MORRIS (Grace Agnes DOYLE8, Rebecca W. STANGER7, Hannah PEARSON6, Jane SHAWHAN5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Charles Dennis was born in Piqua, Miami County, Ohio, in April . Charles Dennis was buried in April  in I.O.O.F. Cemetery, Marion, Grant County, Indiana. Charles Dennis died on March 28, 1977 in Kirtland, Lake County, Ohio.

On July 15, 1929 Charles Dennis married Mary Margaret MARCHAL, in St Paul's Catholic Church, Marion, Grant County, Indiana. Mary Margaret was buried in I.O.O.F. Cemetery, Marion, Grant County, Indiana, after July 4, 1979; she was 84. Mary Margaret was born in Gas City, Grant County, Indiana, on June 17, 1895. Mary Margaret died in South Euclid, Cuyahoga County, Ohio, on July 4, 1979; she was 84.

They had the following children:
	951	i.	Margaret Mary (1933-)
	952	ii.	John Francis

652. Grace Marie MORRIS (Grace Agnes DOYLE8, Rebecca W. STANGER7, Hannah PEARSON6, Jane SHAWHAN5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Grace Marie was born in Piqua, Miami County, Ohio, on May 30, 1896. Grace Marie died in Gas City, Grant County, Indiana, on June 12, 1972; she was 76. Grace Marie was buried in Grant Memorial Park, Marion, Grant County, Indiana, in June 1972; she was 76.

Died of Chronic Bronchitis - Arteriosclerosis.

On October 13, 1924 Grace Marie married William B SULLIVAN, in St Paul's Ch, Marion, Grant County, Indiana. William B was born on March 20, 1892. William B died in Marion Gen Hospital, Marion, Grant County, Indiana, on March 2, 1978; he was 85. William B was buried in Grant Mem Park, Marion, Grant County, Indiana, on March 4, 1978; he was 85.

Add at death: 335 E Main St, Gas City, In

They had one child:
	953	i.	Judith (1940-)

653. Ethel MORRIS (Grace Agnes DOYLE8, Rebecca W. STANGER7, Hannah PEARSON6, Jane SHAWHAN5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Ethel was born in Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana, on December 9, 1899. Ethel died in Marion, Grant County, Indiana, on October 16, 1975; she was 75. Ethel was buried in Grant Memorial Cemetery, Section A, Marion, Grant County, Indiana, on October 16, 1975; she was 75.

Died of liver cancer.

On June 9, 1924 Ethel married Philip Benton SHARON, in St Paul's Catholic Church, Marion, Grant County, Indiana. Philip Benton was born in August . Philip Benton was buried after October 5, 1933 in Grant Memorial Park, Section A, Marion, Grant County, Indiana. Philip Benton died on October 5, 1933.

They had the following children:
		i.	John Francis. John Francis was born in Kokomo, Grant County, Indiana, on June 19, 1925. John Francis died in Korea, Korea, on March 1, 1951; he was 25. John Francis was buried in Grant Mem Park, Marion, Grant County, Indiana, on November 21, 1951; he was 26.
			Killed in Korean War  Time delay between death and burial due to delay
			in returning his remains from the battlefield.  Twin of Paul Sharon

	954	ii.	Paul Joseph (1925-)
		iii.	Robert Samuel. Robert Samuel died in August  in Noble County, Indiana. Robert Samuel was buried in Grant Mem Park, Section A, Marion, Grant County, Indiana, after August 1, 1948; he was 19. Robert Samuel was born in Marion, Grant County, Indiana, on November 28, 1928.
			Drowned in New Lake, 10 miles north of Columbia City, IN. Account of
			accident in obituary.

		iv.	Dolores Ann. Dolores Ann was born on October 23, 1930.
			About 1990 Dolores Ann married Bob LAGONNERS. They were divorced.

Family of Rebecca Elizabeth DOYLE (377) & Charles F WEIGAND

654. Thomas WEIGAND Sr (Rebecca Elizabeth DOYLE8, Rebecca W. STANGER7, Hannah PEARSON6, Jane SHAWHAN5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Thomas was born in Marion, Grant County, Indiana, on May 25, 1899. Thomas died in Williamsburg Village Health Care Center, Indiana, on June 30, 1994; he was 95. Thomas was buried in Jefferson Cemetery, Upland, Indiana, on July 2, 1994; he was 95.

Wrote booklet in Dellert file, and also a book which his sister, Mary Catherine Wiegand Peckis, has a copy of. Military rites at cemetery. Keplinger Funeral Home. At the time of his death, he had 16 grandchildren and 15 gr-gr-grandchildren.

Thomas married Madelyn PACE. Madelyn was born in Grant County, Indiana, on June 19, 1904. Madelyn died on December 11, 1983.

She had 16 grandchildren and seven gr-grandchildren at the time of her death.

They had the following children:
		i.	Rev. Thomas.
			Rev. Thomas married Lois (WEIGAND).
		ii.	Fred Morris.
			Fred Morris married Doreen (WEIGAND).
	955	iii.	Janet
		iv.	Nancy Sue.
			Before December 1983 Nancy Sue married Robert PLACIDO.

655. Hannah WEIGAND (Rebecca Elizabeth DOYLE8, Rebecca W. STANGER7, Hannah PEARSON6, Jane SHAWHAN5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Hannah was buried in I.O.O.F. Cemetery, Section 51, Marion, Grant County, Indiana, after June 12, 1993; she was 84. Hannah was born in WV on March 20, 1909. Hannah died in Marion, Grant County, Indiana, on June 12, 1993; she was 84.

Worked at Anaconda Wire & Cable, Marion, IN.

Hannah married Lawrence J. STICKLE. Lawrence J. was buried in I.O.O.F. Cemetery, Section 51, Marion, Grant County, Indiana, after June 14, 1970; he was 62. Lawrence J. was born in New Castle, Indiana, in 1908. Lawrence J. died in Marion General Hospital, Marion, Grant County, Indiana, on June 14, 1970; he was 62.

Buried on outer drive, just before corner.  Person #2379, appears to be a brother. Cannot be linked to Lawrence because there are no parent's names.

They had one child:
		i.	Grace.
			Grace married Thomas SHEPPARD.

656. Mary Catherine WEIGAND (Rebecca Elizabeth DOYLE8, Rebecca W. STANGER7, Hannah PEARSON6, Jane SHAWHAN5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

In 1946 Mary Catherine married Anton Joseph PECKIS, in St. Paul's Church, Marion, Grant County, Indiana.

They had the following children:
	956	i.	Joseph William (1947-)
	957	ii.	Janet Marie (1950-)
		iii.	Charles Edward. Charles Edward was buried in I.O.O.F. Cemetery (Children Section), Marion, Grant County, Indiana. Charles Edward was born in Marion, Grant County, Indiana, on May 25, 1953. Charles Edward died in Marion, Grant County, Indiana, on May 26, 1953; he was <1.
	958	iv.	Rebecca Sue (1948-)

657. James A. WEIGAND (Rebecca Elizabeth DOYLE8, Rebecca W. STANGER7, Hannah PEARSON6, Jane SHAWHAN5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). James A. was buried in I. O. O. F. Cemetery, Section H, after September 15, 1997; he was 80. James A. was born on July 11, 1917. James A. died on September 15, 1997; he was 80.

James A. married Anna Jane RARICK. Anna Jane was born on March 6, 1924.

They had the following children:
		i.	Becky Ann.
			Becky Ann married Gregory SLATEN.
		ii.	Tony.

Family of Charles J DOYLE Jr. (379) & Mabel CLOUD

658. Mary DOYLE (Charles J8, Rebecca W. STANGER7, Hannah PEARSON6, Jane SHAWHAN5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Children:
		i.	Mary.
		ii.	Patrick.
		iii.	Michael.

Family of Willett Oliver SHAWHAN (380) & Mary Jane SCOTT

659. Elmer Howard SHAWHAN (Willett Oliver8, William John7, Oliver O.6, Mary5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Elmer Howard was born in Pennsylvania on November 5, 1900. Elmer Howard died in Pennsylvania on November 7, 1973; he was 73.

Elmer served in the US Army from July 24, 1919 to July 23, 1922.

On June 27, 1923 Elmer Howard married Eleanora Marie NEUMEYER, in Pennsylvania. Eleanora Marie was born in Pennsylvania on March 5, 1901. Eleanora Marie died in Pennsylvania on March 3, 1966; she was 64.

They had the following children:
		i.	Elmer A. Elmer A. was born in Pennsylvania in April . Elmer A. died on July 1, 1938 in Pennsylvania.
	959	ii.	Raymond Leo (1925-)
	960	iii.	Paul Francis (1931-)
	961	iv.	Patrick Willett (1937-)
	962	v.	William Albert (1941-)
	963	vi.	Eleanor Marie "Chickie" (1946-)

Family of Eva Sylvia JONES (382) & John Seldon "Jack" MILLER

660. Mary Inez MILLER (Eva Sylvia JONES8, Mary Ann (Molly) SHAWHAN7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Mary Inez was born in Beverly, Washington, Ohio, on January 9, 1898. Mary Inez died in Canton, Ohio, on July 6, 1997; she was 99.

On August 11, 1920 Mary Inez married Carolton Harry SHAFFER , Sr., in Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania. Carolton Harry was born in Indiana, Indiana, Pennsylvania, on April 6, 1899. Carolton Harry died in Canton, Stark, Ohio, on May 2, 1987; he was 88.

They had the following children:
	964	i.	Gloria Joan (1925-)
	965	ii.	Betty Inez (1921-)
		iii.	Carrollton Harry. Carrollton Harry was born in Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, on December 18, 1922. Carrollton Harry died in Jamestown, Chautauqua, NY, on October 15, 1992; he was 69.
			On February 19, 1953 Carrollton Harry married Edith Ann SCHUBERT, in Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio. Edith Ann was born in Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, in April .
	966	iv.	Judith Lee (1940-)
		v.	David Scott.

661. Roy JONES (Eva Sylvia8, Mary Ann (Molly) SHAWHAN7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Roy died in probably Lancaster or Bird-Indiana-Hand. Roy was born in Beverly, Washington, Ohio, in 1893.

Roy was born Roy Jones -- his natural father is  although it is
suspected that he was John Seldon Miller. He later used the maiden
name of his mother, Jones, to secure a job with the same company as
his father's brother, a Miller; the company would not hire family
members, hence Roy's adoption of the surname Jones.

Roy married Nell NUNEMAKER, daughter of Joe NUNEMAKER.

They had one child:
		i.	Jonell.

Family of Robert D. SHAWHAN (384) & Hattie Mae BEAVER

662. Victor Emanuel SHAWHAN (Robert D.8, William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Victor Emanuel was born in Gypsey, WV, on July 18, 1914. Victor Emanuel died in Sacramento, California, on December 7, 1984; he was 70.

Victor soon knew that coal mining was not for him, and at about 18 yrs old hopped a train to head west, arriving in California where he worked in construction and for the WPA during the Depression. He then served a hitch in the Navy, and subsequently was employed at the Mare Island Naval Shipyard until he retired to a wilderness home he built outside of Placerville, California. He was active in the Masons and in scouting. A son, William, describes him as being a jokester and "an excellent parent in every way".

On December 25, 1938 Victor Emanuel married Willie Fay ERWIN, in Yuma, AZ. Willie Fay was born in Prescott, Nevada County, AR, on December 7, 1909. Willie Fay died in Napa, California, on March 17, 1986; she was 76.

They had the following children:
	967	i.	James Robert (1939-)
		ii.	William Roy. William Roy was born in San Diego, California, on January 18, 1941. William Roy died in Napa, California, on September 19, 1993; he was 52.
			A graduate of California College of Arts & Crafts and with an Education Degree also, William is a jack-of-all-trades who has built his own house, is a painter, sculptor, and graphic designer. He likewise enjoys sailing and photography.
			-----
			He died in Napa CA, and his ashes are entombed in a mortuary there. He died of lung cancer from asbestos.

		iii.	Charles Victor. Charles Victor was born in California in 1946.
	968	iv.	Jerry Xerxes (1947-)

663. Robert Hugh SHAWHAN (Robert D.8, William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Robert Hugh was born in Hepzibah, WV, on March 20, 1921.

Robert enlisted in the US Army on May 15, 1940 and found himself stationed with the 25th Infantry Division, 90th Field Artillery, at Schofield Barracks in Pearl Harbor on the morning of December 7, 1941 -- he had just finished his breakfast and was outside the mess hall when the Japanese planes appeared and began strafing the Barracks and the adjoining Wheeler Air Base. As their weapons were locked in the Armory, there was little defense to be offered. Robert subsequently served on Guadacanal, where his 155mm howitzer unit, in January 1943, relieved the Marines, who had initially landed in August of 1942; there he contracted malaria, from which he still suffers. After duty in New Zealand and New Caledonia, he was returned to the USA to recuperate from his malaria, and was discharged in late 1945. He eventually settled in Akron, Ohio, where he worked in construction for about 25 years before moving to Florida in 1973, where he has continued in the building trades.

On May 31, 1947 Robert Hugh married Mary Anne SOMMERVILLE, in Hazard, Kentucky. Mary Anne was born in Tichnal, WV, on March 20, 1921.

They had the following children:
		i.	Christy Jo. Christy Jo was born in Akron, Ohio, on March 17, 1951.
		ii.	Robert Hale. Robert Hale was born in Akron, Ohio, on December 24, 1958.

664. William Irving SHAWHAN (Robert D.8, William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). William Irving was born in WV in 1918.

William enlisted in the US navy prior to WWII, and was serving aboard the cruiser USS Marblehead in the Philippines at the time the Japs attacked on December 7, 1941 -- he happened to be in the base hospital as a result of a barroom fight that injured his jaw; the Marblehead immediately left the Philippines after the attack, leaving William behind -- the cruiser was subsequently sunk by the Japanese in action off of Indonesia. William was captured by the Japanese when they overran Luzon, and spent 44 months in captivity, primarily working in the copper mines in Northern Honshu, but he survived to return to the US.

After 1946 William Irving married Beatrice PALMER.

They had the following children:
		i.	William. William was born about 1932.
		ii.	Robert D. Robert D. was born about 1934.
		iii.	Victoria Lee. Victoria Lee was born about 1936.
		iv.	Deborah Marie. Deborah Marie was born about 1937.
		v.	Theresa Ann. Theresa Ann was born about 1939.

Family of Howard Wesley SHAWHAN (386) & Iota Marie POWELL

665. CoraBelle SHAWHAN (Howard Wesley8, William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). CoraBelle was born in WV on December 23, 1925.

About 1946 CoraBelle first married Earl Pete QUICKLE , Sr.. Earl Pete was born on June 3, 1919.

During WWII Earl served with the 697th Field Artillery unit on the Fifth Army front in Italy; at the Battle of Cassino their battalion was one of the first units to fire the new 240 mm howitzers in combat.

They had the following children:
	969	i.	Charlene Marie (1948-)
	970	ii.	John Wesley (1952-)
		iii.	Earl Pete. Earl Pete was born in WV about 1957.
			Earl, Jr. drowned in a river accident.

After 1960 CoraBelle second married Frank L. KNAPKO.

666. Mary Lavina SHAWHAN (Howard Wesley8, William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Mary Lavina was born in WV on February 9, 1930.

About 1950 Mary Lavina married William D. BARTLETT.

They had the following children:
		i.	Brenda Kay.
		ii.	William D.
		iii.	Kimberly.

667. John Howard SHAWHAN (Howard Wesley8, William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John Howard was born in WV on September 12, 1939.

John Howard married Betty KANICEE.

They had the following children:
		i.	Cynthia.
		ii.	Stephanie.

Family of Marcey Pearl SHAWHAN (387) & John Hager EARNEST

668. June Mertis EARNEST (Marcey Pearl SHAWHAN8, William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). June Mertis was born in Zeising, WV, on March 17, 1921.

June is one of the present family members who maintain family records
re births, marriages, deaths, etc -- she has the old family bible and
the genealogy data formerly maintained by her Mother, Pearl. June is
also one of the coordinators who plan the annual July 4 "Shawhan
Family Reunion" held in Wallace, WV. At the age of 75, she is also
learning to use a PC, the one built for her by her brother, John --
she's anxious to use the internet to surf Bible web sites. A very
active senior citizen, June is known for making ceramic pieces,
including beautiful angels.

In 1940 June Mertis married M. Harry FLOYD, in WV. M. Harry was born on April 9, 1922. M. Harry died in Wallace, WV, in 1984; he was 61.

They had the following children:
	971	i.	John Leonard (1941-)
	972	ii.	Carl Byron (1950-)

669. Mollie Katherine EARNEST (Marcey Pearl SHAWHAN8, William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Mollie Katherine was born in Erie, WV, on April 27, 1923.

Mollie also carries many fond memories of her Mother's kindness and
generosity to everyone and the strong Baptist upbringing rooted in all
of the children.

On August 7, 1942 Mollie Katherine married Bernard Oscar HARPER, in Broad Oaks, WV. Bernard Oscar was born on February 1, 1922.

They had the following children:
	973	i.	Wanetta (1943-)
	974	ii.	Jennifer (1963-)
	975	iii.	Warren (1946-)

670. Jack Brannon EARNEST (Marcey Pearl SHAWHAN8, William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Jack Brannon was born in Bridgeport, WV, on August 22, 1924.

Jack spent a career in the US Navy, including a stint during WWII as a
Navy Gunner on a merchant ship, until he was about 46 years old, then
worked in the coal mines until he retired to farming with cattle.

About 1947 Jack Brannon married Wanda June GIFFORD, in Lumberport, WV. Wanda June was born on June 1, 1929.

They had the following children:
	976	i.	Jack Brannon (1949-)
	977	ii.	Jay David (1967-)

671. Harold Lee EARNEST (Marcey Pearl SHAWHAN8, William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Harold Lee was born in Laurel Lee, WV, on November 16, 1926. Harold Lee died in WV on July 17, 1992; he was 65.

Harold served during WWII in the Merchant Marine and then worked in
the coal mines, primarily as a boss, until he retired. He enjoyed
woodworking and repairing such mechanical things as lawnmowers; he
also built a greenhouse, all glass, in which he raised various plants
and vegetables. He lived right next to his Mother, Pearl, and his farm
adjoined hers, across the road.

About 1947 Harold Lee married Betty Jo LOY. Betty Jo was born on January 15, 1929.

They had the following children:
	978	i.	Harold Lee (1949-)
	979	ii.	Brenda Sue (1953-)
	980	iii.	Marjorie Elaine (1959-)
	981	iv.	Heide Jo (1966-)
		v.	Brad Dale. Brad Dale was born in WV on June 22, 1968.
			Brad Dale married Michele PARKER. Michele was born on February 6, 1969.

672. Carl Richard (Dick) EARNEST (Marcey Pearl SHAWHAN8, William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Carl Richard (Dick) was born in Buchanan, WV, on July 9, 1928.

Carl has spent his life working in the coal mines, presently as a
mechanic maintaining mining machine equipment. A skilled craftsman, he
built his own saw mill and is constantly reworking such tools as a
wood joiner and anything else made of metal. Carl is also known for
his wine which he makes from various products -- blackberries, grapes,
dandelions, etc. He made a special machine to crush the grapes and
separate the juice out. He also taught his daughter Carla how to make
home-brewed beer. Carl is likewise a popular producer of molasses,
from his own sugar cane, and maple syrup.

On March 26, 1949 Carl Richard (Dick) married Ina Mae POWERS, in Winchester, Virginia. Ina Mae was born in Ritchie County, WV, on August 7, 1930.

They had the following children:
	982	i.	Sharon Louise (1949-)
	983	ii.	Carla Denise (1958-)
	984	iii.	Donna Marie (1960-)
	985	iv.	Richard William (1961-)
	986	v.	Carl Leroy (1970-)
	987	vi.	Joseph Paul (1973-)

673. George Allen EARNEST (Marcey Pearl SHAWHAN8, William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). George Allen was born in Webster Springs, WV, about 1930.

George served in the National Guard for a while and then worked at
Pittsburgh Plate. He subsequently worked at the local School Board,
from which he retired. Known for his woodwork, he built a pulpit for
the church after it had to be rebuilt following a fire.

About 1952 George Allen married Mary Jane BARNES.

They had the following children:
	988	i.	Daniel (1951-)
	989	ii.	Cheryl Ann
		iii.	Vanessa.
	990	iv.	Timothy

674. Lowell Thomas EARNEST (Marcey Pearl SHAWHAN8, William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Lowell Thomas was born in Laurel Lee, WV, on September 21, 1931.

Tom, as he is called, was named after Lowell Thomas, the famous radio
broadcaster. He owns and operates a company called Comet Gas, which
installs and services propane tanks. He also works on mobile homes,
maintaining air conditioner units and such. During the Korean War, he
served as a Sgt. in the 8th Army in 1951. After being discharged from
the Army, Tom briefly worked in civilian life before reenlisting in
the Air Force; it was while he was in the Air Force that he met
Bertha, who was giving out uniforms. It was Tom who built a new house
for his mother, Pearl, furnishing it with a dishwasher, washer, and
dryer, but Pearl preferred her older home and went back to live there.
Now that Pearl has passed on, Tom still keeps the new house available
for family.

On January 6, 1956 Lowell Thomas married Bertha Mae MEIER, in Colorado. Bertha Mae was born about 1929.

They had the following children:
	991	i.	Theresa Mae (1950-)
	992	ii.	Linda Sue (1957-1994)
		iii.	Lowell Thomas. Lowell Thomas was born in Colorado on April 13, 1958.
			Lowell Thomas first married Leigh Ann BASS.
			Lowell Thomas second married Debbie DEPEW.

675. John EARNEST (Marcey Pearl SHAWHAN8, William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John was born in Little Rock Camp, WV, on January 11, 1935.

John has been an employee of the Ford Motor Company plant in Walton
Hills, Ohio for more than forty years. Prior to that he served for
four years in the US Navy, as an engineman on an AKA cargo/troop ship,
including transporting USMC forces at the invasion of Inchon, Korea,
where there were 40ft tides. John's wife, Marlene, is actively
involved in Bible studies and became enthused about the use of a PC to
assist her in her religious work. The result was that John initially
bought a PC several years ago and since then has himself built seven
PCs from kits -- for he and Marlene, for his sister, June, and his
grandkids. John shared many stories about his mother and father and
the life they had in the hills and hollows of West Virginia.

On January 27, 1957 John married Karen Marlene DAVIDSON, in Winchester, Virginia. Karen Marlene was born in Wolf Pen Run, WV, on March 4, 1938.

They had the following children:
		i.	Leane. Leane was born on November 11, 1957.
		ii.	Jeffrey Dean. Jeffrey Dean was born on November 18, 1960.
		iii.	John Michael. John Michael was born on April 10, 1966.
		iv.	Edward Hager. Edward Hager was born on July 13, 1973.

676. Phyllis Ann EARNEST (Marcey Pearl SHAWHAN8, William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Phyllis Ann was born in Little Rock Camp, WV, on April 27, 1939.

Phyllis has been extremely helpful in putting together the dates,
names, etc of the Shawhan/Earnest family relationships and in calling
to mind many stories involving her Mother, Pearl. One such story,
sworn to by the family, is the tale of the "Angel's Visit". This
occurred while the family was living in a little cabin in the Laurel
Lee mining camp. It was pouring rain outside, towards dusk, when they
heard a knock on the door and Pearl answered it to find outside a
little old man, with white hair, in a blue shirt, and with bright blue
eyes -- she was surprised to see him completely dry even though it was
raining extremely hard. He explained that he was looking for a place
to stay for a short while, had knocked on several other doors, but had
been told that he should come to Pearl's house to find shelter. He and
Pearl talked about many things while she fixed him some food,
discovering that he had been everywhere she had been. He accepted her
offer for him to stay the night, and when she arose early the next
morning she called to him to stay in bed until she got the stove going
and fixed some breakfast -- he responded affirmatively. There were two
doors in the little cabin, the front door and straight ahead a back
door -- both doors were easily visible. After she had fixed some
breakfast, Pearl called for the little gentleman to join her, only to
discover that he had disappeared -- neither she nor the children had
seen him go. In checking with the neighbors, Pearl could find noone
who recalled seeing him the night before. In her mind he was an angel
who had decided to visit them, in keeping with her religious faith
that you should never turn away someone at your door because it could
be an angel. Phyllis also recalled her Mother's great cooking,
including the eggs and mushrooms cooked for breakfast, with cornbread
-- mushrooms picked fresh by her Mother and carried into the house in
her apron. She likewise remembered the yellow cake made with duck
eggs. Phyllis is employed as a florist and her husband, John, is
amaintenance man with the Levittsburg, Ohio school system. They are
strong Baptists, true to the roots established during their childhood.

On November 16, 1957 Phyllis Ann married John Wayne McCARTY, in Hepzibah, WV. John Wayne was born on August 26, 1938.

They had the following children:
	993	i.	Richard "Rick" (1959-)
	994	ii.	Joanna Dawn (1964-)

Family of George SHAWHAN (389) & Thelma COBURN

677. Betty Jean SHAWHAN (George8, William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Betty Jean first married Harry PRITTS.

They had the following children:
		i.	Harry.
		ii.	Carl.

Betty Jean second married Curtis CLINE.

They had the following children:
		i.	Ronnie.
		ii.	Kay Francis.

678. Loretta "Lou" Ann SHAWHAN (George8, William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Loretta "Lou" Ann married Barney CHAMBERS.

They had the following children:
	995	i.	Lexie Shawhan
	996	ii.	Kenna Shawhan
		iii.	Beth Shawhan.

679. George "Sonny" SHAWHAN (George8, William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

George "Sonny" married Rose ZECCO.

They had the following children:
		i.	Becky.
			Becky married John PIGOTT.
		ii.	Debi.
			Debi married Dag OLSEN.
		iii.	Trisha.
			Trisha married Paul ROBERTO.

Family of Miller Shaffer SHAWHAN (392) & Sarah Maria TATE

680. Mary Elizabeth SHAWHAN (Miller Shaffer8, Jarvis Matthew7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Mary Elizabeth was born in Canton, Stark County, Ohio, on June 20, 1921.

Mary has been a telephone operator and a homemaker in Canton, OH. She and her husband, Wilbur Sanders, have been extremely helpful in researching Shawhan Family history, dating back to Robert Shawhan, 1828-1905, and his wife, Eva Hart, 1830-1888. Mary has in her possession a spinning wheel originally used by Eva.

On July 10, 1943 Mary Elizabeth first married Lyle Wilbur KOHLER, in New Philadelphia, Ohio. Lyle Wilbur was born about 1920.

They had one child:
		i.	Barbara Lynn. Barbara Lynn was born in Canton, Ohio, on April 29, 1952.
			On September 13, 1974 Barbara Lynn first married Larry DEAN, in Massillon, Ohio.
			On June 2, 1979 Barbara Lynn second married Jim ROSS, in Louisville, Ohio.

On August 29, 1958 Mary Elizabeth second married Wilbur Ray SANDERS, son of Henry Stanley SANDERS & Della VERNIER, in Canton, Ohio. Wilbur Ray was born in Louisville, Stark County, Ohio, on October 2, 1924.

Wilbur, a retired accountant who worked for Republic Steel in
Massillon, Ohio, keeps more than busy developing ways to encourage
their grandchildren to learn about family history -- through reading
books and other material which relates to family background. In like
vein, he has developed a "Grandpa's Book Report Program", featuring a
list of more than 2800 books that he uses in contests to prompt the
children to become readers and develop their knowledge of culture and
history -- e.g. bios, biblical readings, best sellers, youth books,
etc; their book reports result in small financial incentives from
grandpa to read further. There have been six grandchildren who
participate in the program -- Kelly, Meghan, Leigh Anne, Kerry,
Matthew, and Courtney. Also, every year, Wilbur distributes "Pages of
Time", a kind of "You Are There" approach recapturing births,
marriages, local/national news, tornadoes, songs, temperatures, and
other items of interest to the family that occurred during that
particular year. "Pages of Time" also includes a look at a past year
in the family's history -- e.g.1852 and what happened to their
ancestors at that time -- where they lived, their ages, life styles,
etc.

They had one child:
		i.	Amy. Amy was born in Louisville, Ohio, on August 18, 1959.

Family of Eva Valeria SHAWHAN (393) & Plummer B. BELL

681. Geneva Mae BELL (Eva Valeria SHAWHAN8, Jarvis Matthew7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Geneva Mae was born in Brilliant, Ohio, on June 14, 1921.

About 1942 Geneva Mae married Lamoine SHIPLEY, in Ohio. Lamoine was born about 1920.

They had the following children:
		i.	Janice Kay. Janice Kay was born in Ohio on January 30, 1943.
		ii.	Patricia Ellen. Patricia Ellen was born in Ohio on June 27, 1948.

682. Plummer Bryan BELL Jr. (Eva Valeria SHAWHAN8, Jarvis Matthew7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Plummer Bryan was born in Ohio on May 6, 1932.

About 1953 Plummer Bryan married Marilyn Frances MICHALL. Marilyn Frances was born on March 10, 1933.

They had the following children:
		i.	Mark Alan. Mark Alan was born in Norfolk, Virginia, on September 10, 1954.
		ii.	Debra Joan. Debra Joan was born in Brilliant, Ohio, on January 2, 1956.
			About 1980 Debra Joan married Eddie TUCKER. Eddie was born about 1955.
		iii.	Terri Lynn. Terri Lynn was born in Ohio on November 20, 1958.
		iv.	Craig Steven. Craig Steven was born in Ohio on August 8, 1974.

Family of Hobert Hix SHAWHAN (394) & Lessel EARNHART

683. Linda SHAWHAN (Hobert Hix8, Jarvis Matthew7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Linda was born in Ohio on January 9, 1947.

Dear Bob,
 I hope u r the one I need to contact concerning corrections to my site info.  I have no objections to the info., just that it is incorrect.
 
My name is Linda Shawhan Gooding.  My birthdate is Jan. 9th, not Jan. 10th, 1947 in Ohio. My husband, Richard Allen Gooding was born on June 26, 1943 in Ohio. The birthdates of our sons r correct, but the spelling of Craig's middle name is Allen not Alan-after his father.
 
I hope this helps u to keep this site updated correctly.  I know that is a big job. I see u live in Unionville.  Craig & his wife moved to O'Fallon in August where she is from. They were married in Feb. 1998 in Maryland. Her name is Rita Jacqueline Soete of O'Fallon. Randall (#1 son isn't married).  No grandchildren.
 
Hope this helps.  Have a good New Year & stay warm out there in there midwest.
 
Sincerely,
Linda Shawhan Gooding
(dandlgooding@suscom.net)

About 1967 Linda married Richard GOODING, in Ohio. Richard was born in Ohio on June 26, 1943.

They had the following children:
		i.	Richard Randall. Richard Randall was born on August 11, 1968.
		ii.	Craig Allen. Craig Allen was born on August 8, 1974.
			In February 1998 Craig Allen married Rita Jacqueline SOETE, in Maryland.

Family of Jarvis Eugene SHAWHAN (395) & Mildred Frances MURRAY

684. Judith Ann SHAWHAN (Jarvis Eugene8, Jarvis Matthew7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Judith Ann was born in Ohio on August 22, 1935.

About 1955 Judith Ann married Robert ROUSH.

They had the following children:
		i.	Robert Gregory. Robert Gregory was born in Steubenville, Ohio, on November 4, 1956.
		ii.	Gretchen Kay. Gretchen Kay was born in Steubenville, Ohio, on October 28, 1957.

685. Janet Rae SHAWHAN (Jarvis Eugene8, Jarvis Matthew7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Janet Rae was born in Mingo Junction, Ohio, on December 14, 1937.

About 1956 Janet Rae married James BEETTELL.

They had the following children:
		i.	Lee Ann. Lee Ann was born on May 28, 1957.
		ii.	Donna Jo. Donna Jo was born on August 21, 1960.
		iii.	James Brian. James Brian was born on January 25, 1963.

686. Ann Frances SHAWHAN (Jarvis Eugene8, Jarvis Matthew7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Ann Frances was born in Mingo Junction, Ohio, on October 27, 1949.

About 1972 Ann Frances married James ROBINSON. James was born about 1948.

They had the following children:
		i.	Eric Shawhan. Eric Shawhan was born in Guam on April 28, 1974.
		ii.	Megan Beth. Megan Beth was born on March 28, 1976.

Family of Otis J. NIXON , Jr. (399) & Nettie MUNCY

687. Joseph NIXON (Otis J.8, Mary (Molly) SHAWHAN7, Daniel6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Joseph was born in Gibson County, Indiana, on December 29, 1917.

On July 5, 1939 Joseph married Maurine McCURRY, in Gibson County, Indiana. Maurine was born in Marion County, Indiana, on April 1, 1917.

They had the following children:
		i.	Mary Ann. Mary Ann was born in Gibson County, Indiana, on February 28, 1941.
			Mary Ann married Carl HARRIS.
		ii.	Judie. Judie was born on March 4, 1944.

688. Mollie Marie NIXON (Otis J.8, Mary (Molly) SHAWHAN7, Daniel6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Mollie Marie was born in Gibson County, Indiana, on June 23, 1919.

On February 14, 1941 Mollie Marie married Clare C. AFFOLTER, in Gibson County, Indiana. Clare C. was born in Gibson County, Indiana, on November 5, 1917.

They had the following children:
		i.	Robert. Robert was born on September 25, 1947.
		ii.	David. David was born on February 28, 1951.

689. Betty Ann NIXON (Otis J.8, Mary (Molly) SHAWHAN7, Daniel6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Betty Ann was born in Gibson County, Indiana, on November 1, 1929.

On November 1, 1947 Betty Ann married Floyd WHITTINGTON, son of Charles WHITTINGTON & Mildred, in Gibson County, Indiana. Floyd was born in Pike County, Indiana, on July 12, 1923.

They had the following children:
		i.	Donna Kay. Donna Kay was born on October 27, 1950.
		ii.	Gary M. Gary M. was born on August 1, 1952.
		iii.	Nancy Ann. Nancy Ann was born on November 28, 1953.

690. Gladys Jeanette NIXON (Otis J.8, Mary (Molly) SHAWHAN7, Daniel6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Gladys Jeanette was born in Gibson County, Indiana, on March 20, 1931.

On July 4, 1951 Gladys Jeanette married Marlin WHITTINGTON, son of Charles WHITTINGTON & Mildred, in Gibson County, Indiana. Marlin was born in Pike County, Indiana, on April 24, 1927.

They had the following children:
		i.	Connie Jo. Connie Jo was born on January 27, 1953.
		ii.	Cathy Jean. Cathy Jean was born on September 1, 1956.

Family of Julia May MINNIEAR (400) & Samuel FORD

691. Glenn V. FORD (Julia May MINNIEAR8, Sarah Jeanette SHAWHAN7, Daniel6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Glenn V. was born in Gibson County, Indiana, on June 24, 1900.

On July 30, 1922 Glenn V. married Catherine KEY, in Gibson County, Indiana. Catherine was born in Gibson County, Indiana, on February 18, 1910.

They had the following children:
		i.	William R. William R. was born in Gibson County, Indiana, on April 17, 1924.
			William R. married Lucille HOLLEN.
		ii.	Wesley Glenn. Wesley Glenn was born in GIbson County, Indiana, on December 3, 1925.
			Wesley Glenn married Barbara McCOWN.
		iii.	Lupheba. Lupheba was born in Gibson County, Indiana, on April 25, 1928.
			Lupheba married John L. NEWMAN.
		iv.	Doyle F. Doyle F. was born in Gibson County, Indiana, on December 10, 1932.

692. Ozzie S. FORD (Julia May MINNIEAR8, Sarah Jeanette SHAWHAN7, Daniel6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Ozzie S. was born in Gibson County, Indiana, on August 12, 1902.

On June 30, 1930 Ozzie S. married Josephine J. MOCKAS, in Georgetown, Illinois.

They had the following children:
		i.	Douglas. Douglas was born in Illinois in July 1931.
			Douglas married Oralia QUINTANILLA.
		ii.	Deloris Ann. Deloris Ann was born in Georgeton, Illinois, in June 1933.
			Deloris Ann married Dale NEILSON.
		iii.	Loretta J. Loretta J. was born in Illinois in April 1937.
		iv.	H. Jerri. H. Jerri was born in Illinois in 1939.

693. Julia Catherine FORD (Julia May MINNIEAR8, Sarah Jeanette SHAWHAN7, Daniel6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Julia Catherine was born in Gibson County, Indiana, on November 17, 1912.

On March 15, 1936 Julia Catherine married Ivan ROY, in Gibson County, Indiana.

They had one child:
		i.	Rudy L. Rudy L. was born on January 3, 1937.
			On July 16, 1961 Rudy L. married Jean CHAMBERS. Jean was born about 1938.

Family of Leander MINNIEAR , Jr. (401) & Agnes BRIGHT

694. William Lee MINNIEAR (Leander8, Sarah Jeanette SHAWHAN7, Daniel6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). William Lee was born in Bernie, MO, on January 16, 1916.

On June 26, 1946 William Lee married Mae HAWES.

They had one child:
		i.	Janice Lee. Janice Lee was born on December 31, 1950.

695. John Thomas MINNIEAR (Leander8, Sarah Jeanette SHAWHAN7, Daniel6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John Thomas was born in Bernie, MO, on August 1, 1917.

In 1942 John Thomas married Iris MITCHELL, in Flint, MI. Iris was born about 1920.

They had the following children:
		i.	Thomas Lee. Thomas Lee was born in Flint, MI, in 1944.
		ii.	Jerry Dan. Jerry Dan was born in Flint, MI, on February 18, 1948.
		iii.	Ann Marie. Ann Marie was born in Flint, MI, in 1954.
		iv.	Gay Lynn. Gay Lynn was born in Flint, MI, in 1959.
		v.	John B. John B. was born in Flint, MI, in 1961.

696. Edith Agnes MINNIEAR (Leander8, Sarah Jeanette SHAWHAN7, Daniel6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Edith Agnes was born in Bernie, MO, on June 20, 1922.

About 1946 Edith Agnes married Harry POLIDAN, in Muskegon, MI.

They had the following children:
		i.	Kenneth. Kenneth was born in 1948.
		ii.	Barbara. Barbara was born in 1951.
		iii.	Randal James. Randal James was born in 1954.
		iv.	Judy. Judy was born in 1959.

697. Joseph Gardner MINNIEAR (Leander8, Sarah Jeanette SHAWHAN7, Daniel6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Joseph Gardner was born in Bernie, MO, on September 15, 1924.

About 1946 Joseph Gardner married Colleen CLARK, in Flint, MI.

They had the following children:
		i.	Diane. Diane was born in 1947.
		ii.	Paul Gardner. Paul Gardner was born in 1950.
		iii.	Elaine Agnes. Elaine Agnes was born in 1953.
		iv.	Joan Ethel. Joan Ethel was born in 1956.

698. Robert Clayton MINNIEAR (Leander8, Sarah Jeanette SHAWHAN7, Daniel6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Robert Clayton was born in Bernie, MO, on October 30, 1930.

About 1952 Robert Clayton married Wilma TROWBRIDGE, in Davies County, Indiana.

They had one child:
		i.	Michael Robert. Michael Robert was born in 1953.

Family of Thomas Calvin MINNIEAR (403) & Lottie McNECE

699. Nora Belle MINNIEAR (Thomas Calvin8, Sarah Jeanette SHAWHAN7, Daniel6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Nora Belle was born in Quilan. MO, on June 13, 1917.

About 1938 Nora Belle married Howard DOYLE.

They had one child:
		i.	Margaret Ellen. Margaret Ellen was born on December 15, 1939.

Family of James Franklin GREEN (406) & Helen Maude McROBERTS

700. Frank Ellsworth GREEN (James Franklin8, Joseph Nathaniel B.7, Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Frank Ellsworth was born in DeSoto, MO, on October 15, 1903. Frank Ellsworth died in Columbia, Illinois, on October 18, 1945; he was 42.

Frank died when struck by a train while at work in the St. Louis railroad yards.

On September 10, 1930 Frank Ellsworth married Irene MORGAN, in Dupo, Illinois.

They had the following children:
		i.	James Franklin. James Franklin was born on August 10, 1931.
	997	ii.	Carolyn Ann (1933-)
		iii.	George Ronald. George Ronald was born on June 13, 1935. George Ronald died on November 9, 1935; he was <1.
		iv.	Gary Lee. Gary Lee was born on November 20, 1942.

701. Lucy Rebecca GREEN (James Franklin8, Joseph Nathaniel B.7, Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Lucy Rebecca was born in St. Clair County, Illinois, on September 17, 1908.

Lucy is an expert when it comes to digging into old records and searching cemeteries.

On July 14, 1929 Lucy Rebecca married George Dale BLOOMQUIST, son of Oscar BLOOMQUIST & Hilda NERO, in St. Clair County, Illinois. George Dale was born in Genesco, Illinois, on July 21, 1909. George Dale died in Iroquois County, Illinois, on December 30, 1951; he was 42.

They had the following children:
	998	i.	Robert Dale (1930-)
	999	ii.	Helen Yvonne (1931-)
	1000	iii.	Hilda Leeann (1940-)

702. Helen Nevada GREEN (James Franklin8, Joseph Nathaniel B.7, Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Helen Nevada was born in Dupo, Illinois, on December 18, 1912.

In 1930 Helen Nevada first married Joseph BARNETT, in Dupo, Illinois.

In 1933 Helen Nevada second married August Cowel EUGE, son of August EUGE & Leanora SINCLAIR, in Dupo, Illinois. August Cowel was born in East Carondelet, Illinois, in September 1907.

August served in the US Navy during WWI.

They had the following children:
		i.	Rostelle Garland. Rostelle Garland was born on May 5, 1934.
	1001	ii.	Sondra June (1936-)
	1002	iii.	Jeanette Lee (1937-)
		iv.	Robert Kenneth. Robert Kenneth was born in Dupo, Illinois, on August 26, 1949.
		v.	Dennis Dean. Dennis Dean was born in Dupo, Illinois, in 1952.

Family of Effie GREEN (407) & William Adam McCULLEY

703. Theora Jewel McCULLEY (Effie GREEN8, Joseph Nathaniel B.7, Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Theora Jewel was born in Hope, AR, on February 15, 1909.

About 1930 Theora Jewel married David A. McGHEE.

They had the following children:
		i.	Gladys.
			Gladys married Robert RUMBO.
		ii.	John David.

704. Effie Inez McCULLEY (Effie GREEN8, Joseph Nathaniel B.7, Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Effie Inez was born in Hope, AR, on August 10, 1913.

In 1937 Effie Inez married Henry Zeylon HOLLY, in AR.

They had the following children:
	1003	i.	Henry Zeylon (1939-)
		ii.	William Creighton. William Creighton was born on June 2, 1941.
		iii.	Carolyn Jo. Carolyn Jo was born on October 22, 1946.

705. Joseph Howard McCULLEY , Sr. (Effie GREEN8, Joseph Nathaniel B.7, Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Joseph Howard was born in Hope, AR, on October 24, 1920.

In 1941 Joseph Howard married Gussie May THOMASON, in Hope, AR. Gussie May was born in AR in 1921.

They had the following children:
		i.	Betty Ann. Betty Ann was born on June 27, 1943.
			Betty Ann married Wayne LEE.
		ii.	James William. James William was born on September 12, 1955.
		iii.	Joseph Howard. Joseph Howard was born on November 9, 1947.
			Joseph was an Eagle Scout and member of the Order of the Arrow. He
			also played the drums.

Family of Hattie BOWMAN (408) & Arthur Gurley ANDERSON

706. Minnie ANDERSON (Hattie BOWMAN8, Henrietta GREEN7, Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Minnie was born on October 6, 1902.

About 1925 Minnie married Aaron Morgan McLEROY. Aaron Morgan was born on January 12, 1900. Aaron Morgan died on January 12, 1954; he was 54.

They had the following children:
	1004	i.	Iva Nell (1943-)
	1005	ii.	Richard Aaron (1928-)
		iii.	Mary Annette. Mary Annette was born on November 16, 1929.
			Mary Annette married SEARCY.
		iv.	Ruth Ann. Ruth Ann was born on January 8, 1946.

Family of Ethel BOWMAN (411) & Arthur Thomas ELKINS

707. Stella May ELKINS (Ethel BOWMAN8, Henrietta GREEN7, Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Stella May was born in Fruitland, Texas, on August 4, 1910. Stella May died on October 6, 1988; she was 78.

About 1932 Stella May married Jesse Lee JAY. Jesse Lee was born in 1908. Jesse Lee died in 1985; he was 77.

They had the following children:
		i.	Mary E. Mary E. was born about 1933.
			Mary Jay Boehm has been very helpful in tracing the descendants of
			Bowman family.

			Mary E. married Louis BOEHM.
		ii.	Jessie M. Jessie M. was born about 1935.
			Jessie M. married John BERNAVICH.

708. Edith Lee ELKINS (Ethel BOWMAN8, Henrietta GREEN7, Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Edith Lee died in Napa, California. Edith Lee was born in San Benito, Texas, on January 4, 1912.

Edith Lee married Charles. JULIAN.

They had the following children:
		i.	Bruce.
		ii.	Janelle.
		iii.	Gloria.

Family of Harry GREEN (414) & Lillian PIPES

709. Kisel GREEN (Harry8, James William7, Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Kisel was born in Pike County, Indiana, on August 12, 1903. Kisel died in New Albany, Indiana, on September 23, 1940; he was 37.

About 1928 Kisel married Mary Magdalene MONTGOMERY, in Gibson County, Indiana. Mary Magdalene was born about 1907.

They had the following children:
	1006	i.	Colleen (1930-)
	1007	ii.	Sabra Sue (~1932-)

Family of Harry GREEN (414) & Opal Pearl MOSIER

710. Kenneth GREEN (Harry8, James William7, Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Kenneth was born in Colgate, OK, on March 19, 1915.

About 1944 Kenneth married Hilda Theresa STEVENS, in England. Hilda Theresa was born in England about 1920.

They had one child:
		i.	David. David was born in England on October 31, 1945.

711. Nellie Oleva GREEN (Harry8, James William7, Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Nellie Oleva was born in Hulbert, OK, on September 6, 1917.

About 1936 Nellie Oleva married Obert Matthew DICKEY, in Brentwood, California. Obert Matthew was born about 1915.

They had the following children:
	1008	i.	Gene (1937-)
		ii.	Donnie Dale. Donnie Dale was born in 1940.
		iii.	Dixie Nell. Dixie Nell was born in 1944.

712. Harold GREEN (Harry8, James William7, Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Harold was born in Pittsburgh, Kansas, on May 13, 1920.

On June 16, 1946 Harold married Wilma Mae SIMMONS, in Montinez, California.

They had the following children:
		i.	Carolyn Ann. Carolyn Ann was born on July 26, 1948.
		ii.	Karen Sue. Karen Sue was born on March 20, 1951.
		iii.	Harry Warren. Harry Warren was born on March 7, 1958.

Family of Nellie Bryant GREEN (415) & Ben Wilson LINDSAY

713. Oleva LINDSAY (Nellie Bryant GREEN8, James William7, Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Oleva was born in Pike County, Indiana, on March 22, 1904. Oleva died in Huntsville, AL, on February 22, 1987; she was 82.

Oleva attended Oakland City College then taught at the Fettinger
School, two miles north of Winslow -- one of the last one-room
in Pike Co.

On March 31, 1923 Oleva married Charles Commodore COOPER, son of William COOPER & Mattie GRAY, in Lawrenceville, Illinois. Charles Commodore was born in Winslow, Pike County, Indiana, on February 4, 1900. Charles Commodore died in Princeton, Gibson County, Indiana, on November 25, 1967; he was 67.

Charles was a pharmacist who opened his own drug store at Bicknell,
IN. He later opened one on the square in Princeton, IN.

They had the following children:
		i.	Patricia Lou. Patricia Lou was born in Vincennes, Indiana, on February 25, 1930. Patricia Lou died in Indiana on December 9, 1930; she was <1.
	1009	ii.	Clara Jane (1932-)
		iii.	Charles Richard. Charles Richard was born in Princeton, Gibson County, Indiana, on May 3, 1937.
			A graduate of Evansville College with a B.S. Degree, Industrial
			Engineering, Charles became one of the space scientists working on
			missile projects at the NASA Marshall Flight Center in Huntsville,
			His work has been recognized by the Smithsonian in a story titled
			"Charley and the Aquanauts. How a team of NASA employees made
			Huntsville, Alabama the best place to learn about life without
			gravity." He and his wife live in Madison, AL.

			In 1965 Charles Richard married Nancy BRANTLEY, in Huntsville, AL. Nancy was born in Bessemer, AL, in 1939.

714. James William "Bill" LINDSAY (Nellie Bryant GREEN8, James William7, Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). James William "Bill" was born in Pike County, Indiana, on June 13, 1908. James William "Bill" died in Jasper, Dubois County, Indiana, on April 21, 1987; he was 78.

Bill was a barber his entire life, with shops first in Winslow and
then in Jasper, IN until he retired, except for the time he served in
the U.S. Army Medical Corps during WWII.

On January 9, 1939 James William "Bill" married Mae SCHNEIDER, daughter of Ferdinand SCHNEIDER & Agnes, in Dubois County, Indiana. Mae was born in Jasper, Dubois County, Indiana, in 1906. Mae died in Jasper, Dubois County, Indiana, about 1990; she was 84.

They had one child:
		i.	James Benjamin. James Benjamin was born in Jasper, Dubois County, Indiana, on October 1, 1942.
			On January 1, 1964 James Benjamin married Mary Ann FLASHEL, in Pennsylvania.

715. Helen Margaret LINDSAY (Nellie Bryant GREEN8, James William7, Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Helen Margaret was born in Pike County, Indiana, on November 13, 1914.

On October 6, 1934 Helen Margaret married Howard P. "Nick" NICHOLS, son of Oliver P. NICHOLS & Catherine SMITH, in Winslow, Pike County, Indiana. Howard P. "Nick" was born in Fairfield County, Ohio, on February 22, 1898. Howard P. "Nick" died in Evansville, Indiana, about 1976; he was 77.

Howard took his mother-in-law into his house when she became unable
care for herself. He was a charitable and kind person who was always
ready to help when needed. He worked as a "tipple boss' for the Enos
Coal Company.

They had the following children:
		i.	Roger Dale. Roger Dale was born in Princeton, Gibson County, Indiana, on September 18, 1936.
			Roger graduated from Purdue Univ. as an aeronautical engineer and
			to work for Douglas Aircraft in California where he became involved
			the design of space craft.

		ii.	Stephen. Stephen was born in Princeton, Gibson County, Indiana, on December 12, 1943.
			On February 26, 1966 Stephen married Susan BAKER. Susan was born about 1944.

716. Kenneth Gene LINDSAY (Nellie Bryant GREEN8, James William7, Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Kenneth Gene was born in Pike County, Indiana, on June 28, 1922.

Ken attended Evansville College, dropping out after two years to
a family. He became a self-educated mining engineer and followed that
occupation most of his adult life, eventually retiring from Peabody
Coal Company as Chief Engineer of their mines near Waverly, in Union
Co., KY. He's a Kentucky Colonel, a member of The Society of Mining
Engineers, and of St. Benedict's Catholic Church, where he was the
basketball coach of their school team. He's also been associated with
the Evansville Thunder, a professional basketball team in the
Continental Basketball Association, and was an assistant coach at
Reitz Memorial High School. Despite all of these activities, Ken's
real labor of love has been in the field of genealogy. He's been
researching his family's history for some forty years, reviewing
documents in the National Archives, and the state and county records
of Maryland, Pennsylvania, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, and Missouri.
He has also interviewed numerous Shawhan family descendants and has
meticulously organized and computerized his copious notes. At all
times he has been more than willing to share his findings with
interested parties. In addition he has authored narratives covering
his ancestral research; these chronicles are particularly interesting
and noteworthy because Ken always draws parallels between family
events and historical happenings in the United States. Ken has been
very quick in adopting new technology -- he was one of the first
Shawhan family researchers to utilize the PC as a genealogical tool
and was the first to author an Internet web page devoted to the
history of the Shawhans and related families. To this fine gentleman
we should chorus an enthusiastic, "Thanks much, Ken -- God bless you
for your help and encouragement!".

On August 2, 1948 Kenneth Gene married Mary Magdalene "Maggie" MUESTERMAN, daughter of George Anthony MUESTERMAN & Mary Elizabeth KORESSEL, in Evansville, Indiana. Mary Magdalene "Maggie" was born in Newburgh, Warrick County, Indiana, on January 6, 1926. Mary Magdalene "Maggie" died in Evansville, Indiana, on February 15, 1993; she was 67.

Maggie devoted her entire life to her children until suffering
many years with Alzheimer's disease.

They had the following children:
	1010	i.	Patricia Lou (1949-)
	1011	ii.	Michael Theodore (1951-)
	1012	iii.	Kevin Kenneth (1954-)

Family of Jessie Bryant GREEN (416) & Oately WESTERFELT

717. George WESTERFELT (Jessie Bryant GREEN8, James William7, Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). George was born in Newark, Ohio, on May 4, 1926.

On September 2, 1949 George married Vivian McCOMB, in Kentucky. Vivian was born in Columbus, Ohio, on April 28, 1933.

They had the following children:
		i.	William. William was born in Newark, Ohio, in September 1950.
		ii.	Herbert. Herbert was born in Newark, Ohio, on September 29, 1954.
		iii.	Jobe. Jobe was born in Newark, Ohio, on December 9, 1956.

Family of Ted Morris GREEN (417) & Kathryn CONNOR

718. William Thomas GREEN (Ted Morris8, James William7, Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). William Thomas was born in Winslow, Pike County, Indiana, on November 5, 1930.

On May 16, 1953 William Thomas married Martha FRAZER, in Evansville, Indiana. Martha was born in Evansville, Indiana, on February 8, 1935.

They had the following children:
		i.	Kathy Faye. Kathy Faye was born in Evansville, Indiana, on May 7, 1954.
		ii.	Jill Ann. Jill Ann was born in Evansville, Indiana, on July 21, 1955.
		iii.	William Albert. William Albert was born in Evansville, Indiana, on October 3, 1959.
		iv.	Jeffrie Scott. Jeffrie Scott was born in Evansville, Indiana, on March 23, 1961.

Family of Gladys Shawhan LAIL (421) & Merle Franklin GUSTIN

719. Norma Lail GUSTIN (Gladys Shawhan LAIL8, John Laird7, Mary Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, John McDowell5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Norma Lail was born in Anderson, Indiana, on December 5, 1912. Norma Lail died in Rancho Mirage, California, on December 8, 1992; she was 80.

Norma was a close friend of her cousin Rozza Archer, who authored a Shawhan Family Genealogy written around the life of John McDowell Shawhan. Norma also carried family genes which affected her mental condition, suffering severe depressions from time to time, resulting in hospitalizations and shock therapy.

On February 20, 1937 Norma Lail first married Donald O. KNECHT, in Anderson, Indiana. Donald O. was born in Muncie, Indiana, on September 25, 1911. Donald O. died in Rancho Mirage, California, on February 27, 1994; he was 82.

Subject: Genealogy Update
Date: Sun, 18 Jun 2000 12:58:04 -0700
From: "Sarah" <hawkmoon15@earthlink.net>
To: "Bob Francis" <darby@visi.net>

Hi again Bob,

Just thought I should update you on this info since you submitted to the WorldConnect Project the other information that I gave you.  My Father, Donald O. Knecht, b. 25 Sep 1911 in Muncie, Delaware Co., IN., was 1st married 20 Nov 1929 to Lavercia Dulce Field, b. 13 Jul 1911 in St. Joseph, Berrien Co., MI., d. Mar 1986 in Fruitland Park, FL.  Cremation and burial was 7 Apr 1986 in Crystal Springs Cemetery, Benton Harbor, MI.  They were divorced 14 Dec 1936 in Delaware Co., IN.  They had one daughter, Barbara Joan Knecht, b. 20 Apr 1934, Muncie, Delaware Co., IN.  Barbara is now married (2nd marriage) to David Goetz and lives in Plattsburg, New York.  She has 2 children by her 1st marriage:  a daughter, Keri, and a son Douglas Erik, who is deceased.  He was born the same year as my Erik.  Same spelling.  Small world!

Best regards,
Sarah Knecht Jones

They had the following children:
	1013	i.	James Donald (1942-)
	1014	ii.	Sarah Ann (1944-)

In May 1930 Norma Lail second married Vance Harmeson  (Bud) BLUEHER, in Greenfield, Indiana. Vance Harmeson  (Bud) was born in Indiana on August 14, 1908. They were divorced.

Family of Henry Oliver LAIL (428) & Margaret HOLLIS

720. John Anthony LAIL (Henry Oliver8, William Shawhan7, Mary Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, John McDowell5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John Anthony was born on March 8, 1938.

John Anthony married Robin DANIEL.

They had the following children:
		i.	Erin. Erin was born on December 17, 1969.
		ii.	Shannon. Shannon was born on February 10, 1972.

Family of Robert Garrett SHAWHAN (432) & Ruth Alayne McPHERSON

721. Garrett James SHAWHAN (Robert Garrett8, Garrett Benjamin7, Daniel Parrish6, John McDowell5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Garrett James was born in Evanston, Cook County, Illinois, on July 10, 1946.

Garrett graduated from the University of Illinois with a BA in Chemistry; he obtained an MBA from the University of New Haven (CT). He's a highly skilled merchandiser of Specialty Chemicals, with expertise in developing advanced technologies, strategies, and marketing applications. His hobbies include most sports, especially golf, skiing, and kayaking.

On September 20, 1975 Garrett James married Ruth Ann WENTLUND. Ruth Ann was born in Pennsylvania on April 3, 1947.

Residing in Clinton, CT with her family, Ruth is pursuing an Interior Decorator career.

They had the following children:
		i.	Bridgett Marie. Bridgett Marie was born on June 3, 1971.
		ii.	Rebecca Lynn. Rebecca Lynn was born on June 4, 1977.
		iii.	Katherine Ruth. Katherine Ruth was born on March 13, 1980.
		iv.	Robert Richard. Robert Richard was born on February 10, 1983.
		v.	Peter Garrett. Peter Garrett was born in Clinton, CT, on January 13, 1989.

722. Maureen Alayne SHAWHAN (Robert Garrett8, Garrett Benjamin7, Daniel Parrish6, John McDowell5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Maureen Alayne was born in Evanston, Cook County, Illinois, on January 3, 1954.

Maureen and her family presently reside in Painesville, Ohio, just
east of Cleveland.

On May 14, 1976 Maureen Alayne married Geoffrey O'CONNOR, in Illinois. Geoffrey was born in Mentor, Ohio, on April 24, 1947.

Geoff is in the packaging business.

They had the following children:
		i.	Kristine Alayne. Kristine Alayne was born on January 7, 1978.
		ii.	Bryan Thomas. Bryan Thomas was born on December 30, 1980.
		iii.	Kerri Marie. Kerri Marie was born on October 5, 1986.

Family of Donald Brooks SHAWHAN (437) & Helen Leona HOAGLAND

723. Billy Donald SHAWHAN (Donald Brooks8, Joseph Henry7, Minor Moore6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Billy Donald was born in Humboldt, NE, on May 11, 1934.

Bill attended Compton College and has B. A. degrees in Psychology and Sociology from Long Beach State; he has also taken graduate work at A. State and U.S.C.. Following graduation from college, he went to work as Community Relations Director for Compton College, and then became a Social worker for Los Angeles County. He later joined the staff of the Los Angeles County Employees Association and has since become Chief of Representation for over 1,100 members in public agencies in several California counties, covering 16 bargaining Bill's free time is spent in reading detective and international espionage novels and his great second love, golf.

On April 3, 1982 Billy Donald married Kathy Joan LELAND, in Hanford, California. Kathy Joan was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on September 17, 1943.

Kathy has worked as an Accounting Supervisor at the Hanford, CA High School.

They had the following children:
		i.	Cheryl Ann. Cheryl Ann was born in Des Moines, IA, on February 16, 1968.
		ii.	Daniel John. Daniel John was born in Fresno, California, on April 21, 1972.

724. Jerry Dean SHAWHAN (Donald Brooks8, Joseph Henry7, Minor Moore6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Jerry Dean was born in Humboldt, NE, on July 22, 1935.

Jerry spent a career in the USAF, including thru the Vietnam era, rising to Master Sgt. as a specialist in Air Traffic Control. After retiring from the Air Force, he joined the Federal Reserve System. He met and married his wife, Mary, while on a tour of duty in Germany. his maternal side, the Hoaglands, Jerry traces his roots back to a Dutch mariner and merchant, Christoffel Hootlandt, who came to New Amsterdam (New York) in the late 1600s. The Hoaglands settled in New Jersey, in Somerset County, in the early 1700s, where they soon one of the more prominent families, several members of whom fought in the American Revolution, in such New Jersey battles as Bound Brook, Morristown, Princeton, and Springfield. Christopher Hoagland, born 1808, lived in Bound Brook, NJ and worked on the Raritan Canal as a tanner -- i.e. someone who was skilled in leather work -- e.g. the making of harnesses for the horses who worked the canal; he migrated to Humboldt, NE, where Jerry's Mother, Helen, was born.

On June 28, 1959 Jerry Dean married Mary L. OSTERMEIER, in Bitburg, Germany. Mary L. was born in Germany on January 10, 1930.

A native of Germany, Mary was very instrumental in the adoption, by she and Jerry, of their two children, both of whom were born in Germany. Born in 1930, Mary lived through some very trying times as a youngster in Nazi Germany. An outstanding athlete, she was being groomed to become a potential Olympic candidate, but WWII intervened. A stepbrother of hers was captured by the Russians, sent to Siberia, and was never heard from again. During the War, Mary worked on a with Polish POWs, and also in a hotel used to rehabilitate wounded German military personnel. After the War, the hotel was taken over by the American Army. Mary then began working in the library of an American Military Base, where she eventually met Jerry Dean Shawhan. She has maintained her athletic skills over the years, especially in such sports as bowling and skiing.

They had the following children:
	1015	i.	Linda Lou (1948-)
	1016	ii.	James (Jimmy) Dean (1964-)

Family of Fern SHAWHAN (438) & Harold BUSS

725. Harold BUSS (Fern SHAWHAN8, Joseph Henry7, Minor Moore6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Harold married DELORES.

They had the following children:
		i.	Dennis.
		ii.	Judy.

Family of Olen Byron SHAWHAN (439) & Jessie COOK

726. James Byron (Pat) SHAWHAN (Olen Byron8, George William7, George William6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). James Byron (Pat) was born in Runnels, IA, on July 21, 1921. James Byron (Pat) died in Billings, MT, on August 25, 1997; he was 76.

During WWII Pat served with the 7th Air Force in the Pacific Theater, working on airfield construction. After the War he returned to Drake Univ. and graduated with a B. S. in Business. He worked in retail sales for many years in both Black River Falls, WI and in Two MN before moving to Grand Forks, ND in 1960; he was employed in the Advertising Department of the Grand Forks Herald and was National Advertising Manager at the time of his retirement in 1987. He was active in the Chamber of Commerce Military Affairs Committee and in the Grand Forks Kiwanis Club, serving as Lt. Governor of the Minnesota-Dakotas District in 1986-87. After the death of his second wife, he moved to Billings, MT in 1993, where he died after a long battle with emphysema.

On April 13, 1946 James Byron (Pat) first married Jane NORRIS, in Riverside, IA. Jane was born in Hinsdale, Illinois, on August 31, 1923. Jane died in Grand Forks, ND, on July 3, 1966; she was 42.

They had the following children:
	1017	i.	David Norris (1948-1989)
	1018	ii.	Barbara (1954-)

On June 29, 1968 James Byron (Pat) second married Jean ODEGARD. Jean was born in Grand Forks, ND, on April 1, 1923. Jean died in Grand Forks, ND, on September 11, 1991; she was 68.

Family of Kate Evelyn SHAWHAN (440) & Charles DICKEY

727. Richard Duane DICKEY (Kate Evelyn SHAWHAN8, George William7, George William6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Richard Duane was born in Des Moines, IA, on January 2, 1928.

Richard served in the US Coast Guard. He then graduated from Drake U. with a Liberal Arts Degree and became Advertising Services Manager "Better Homes and Garden Magazine". He is now retired.

On April 16, 1949 Richard Duane married Darlene Gay WALLACE, in Des Moines, IA. Darlene Gay was born in Cedar Rapids, IA, on March 19, 1928.

They had one child:
	1019	i.	Kirk Stephen (1950-)

Family of Luther Layman SHAWHAN (441) & Maude E. LANG

728. Jerold Lee "Jerry" SHAWHAN (Luther Layman8, George William7, George William6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Jerold Lee "Jerry" was born in Des Moines, IA, on May 23, 1928. Jerold Lee "Jerry" died in Carlisle, IA, on April 13, 1997; he was 68.

Jerry joined the Navy when he was 18 years old. Afterwards, he attended Drake University and graduated from the University of Iowa with an Architect Engineer Degree. 

Headline: OBITUARIES
Publication Date: April 17, 1997
Source: The Des Moines Register
Page: 7Subjects: Iowa
Region: Obituary
Obituary: Jerold L. Shawhan, 67, of Carlisle died of a brain aneurysm Sunday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center. Services will be at 1 p.m. Friday at Richardson Funeral Home in Carlisle, with burial in Avon Cemetery. Mr. Shawhan was born in Des Moines and lived in Carlisle most of his life, retiring as a carpenter. He served in the Navy and was a member of the American Legion and AmVets. He is survived by his mother, Maude Sally Shawhan of Carlisle; and a brother, Dale of Johnston. Visitation will be after 4 p.m. today at the funeral home, with the family greeting friends from 6 to 8 p.m. Contributions may be made to Carlisle Fire and Rescue Unit or Carlisle Christian Church.
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Subject: Jerold and Brian Shawhan
Date: Fri, 27 Apr 2001 18:21:22 -0700
From: "Bryan Tinlin" <btinlin@dakotacom.net>

Hello -
 
I came across your Shawhan site while doing a search on my surname.  You're to be congratulated on an incredible site, I just hope mine can someday be that well organized and complete!  My family bisects yours in just one place, Jerold Lee Shawhan (1928-97).  His wife was my aunt, Edith Elaine Tinlin (born 26 Mar 1930 in Des Moines, Iowa, daughter of Andrew Tinlin and Edna Doris McGee).  They married in Oct 1954, but I don't have the exact date.  They were later divorced.  Their one son, Brian Douglas Shawhan, was born 22 Sep 1955 in Iowa and died on 9 Jul 1996 in Hacienda Heights, California.  He did not die in an auto accident as stated at your website, but rather at home in bed.  It was some kind of illness, but I'm not sure what it was exactly.
 
Jerold Shawhan also adopted my aunt's son by a previous marriage, Scott Andrew Benshoof.  His name was changed to Shawhan and he has three children who all use the name Shawhan.  I'm not sure you'd be interested in them since they took the name by adoption, but I can give you more information if you are.
 
Best regards,
 
Bryan Tinlin

In October 1954 Jerold Lee "Jerry" married Edith Elaine TINLIN, daughter of Andrew TINLIN & Edna Doris McGEE. Edith Elaine was born in Des Moines, Iowa, on March 26, 1930.

They had one child:
		i.	Brian Douglas. Brian Douglas was born in Iowa on September 22, 1955. Brian Douglas died in Hacienda Heights, California, on July 9, 1996; he was 40.
			Their one son, Brian Douglas Shawhan, was born 22 Sep 1955 in Iowa and died on 9 Jul 1996 in Hacienda Heights, California.  He did not die in an auto accident as stated at your website, but rather at home in bed.  It was some kind of illness, but I'm not sure what it was exactly.

729. Luther Dale SHAWHAN (Luther Layman8, George William7, George William6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Luther Dale was born in Des Moines, IA, on April 1, 1931.

Luther served for a time in the US Navy. He went to Junior College in Des Moines, and then graduated from the University of Iowa with an Architect Degree. He then worked as an architect with the FHA in Des Moines for many years before retiring and starting his own business Building Inspection & Design Services.

On October 2, 1959 Luther Dale married Delores "Dee" Ann WITMER, in Des Moines, IA. Delores "Dee" Ann was born in Des Moines, IA, on August 17, 1929.

They had the following children:
	1020	i.	Rebecca Ann (1960-)
		ii.	Kimberly Kay. Kimberly Kay was born in Des Moines, IA, on November 13, 1961.
			Kimberly was severely brain damaged in an auto accident in 1981.

Family of Osa (Bud) Duncan SHAWHAN (443) & Eunice Marie DEKEUSTER

730. Roger Byron SHAWHAN (Osa (Bud) Duncan8, George William7, George William6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Roger Byron was born in Racine, WI, on February 7, 1939. Roger Byron died in Racine, WI, on May 23, 1989; he was 50.

Roger went to work at J. I. Case, in the mailroom, before finishing high school. He was then drafted and joined the Air Force, serving four years after the Korean War; he received his high school diploma while in the service. After the military, he again worked at J. I. Case Company until he suffered a serious accident, falling from a second story building, and became disabled. He and his wife were subsequently divorced and Roger went to live with his parents until died in 1989.

On October 4, 1964 Roger Byron married Beverly LYONS, in Racine, WI. Beverly was born on May 6, 1939.

They had the following children:
		i.	Beverly Ann. Beverly Ann was born on June 3, 1965.
		ii.	Michelle Marie. Michelle Marie was born on October 20, 1967.
		iii.	Linda Ann. Linda Ann was born on May 30, 1970.
		iv.	Roger Jule Osa. Roger Jule Osa was born on December 10, 1971.

731. Linda Mae SHAWHAN (Osa (Bud) Duncan8, George William7, George William6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Linda Mae was born in Racine, WI, on December 19, 1941.

A twin to her brother, Bruce, Linda graduated from Washington Park High School in Racine, and has subsequently attended Gulf Coast Community College in Panama City, FL. Growing up, Linda did some babysitting, shoveled snow in the winter, and cut grass in the summer to make a little mad money. Since she had a twin brother, she had to do everything he did, except the paper route. As twins they always into trouble together. Instead of bringing flowers to their mother, from their garden, about 5 blocks away, they put little green grass snakes, worms, and crickets in their pockets and brought them to her. When they were about 4 years old, they received a new pair of shoes. While their Mom and Dad were busy unloading groceries from the car, she and Bruce decided to take their new shoes for a walk. Luckily, a neighbor was walking home from work and spotted them, holding hands and laughing, about a mile from home. Not long after that, they had gone down to a pond in the cemetery to catch pollywogs. Bruce slipped in (neither could swim) and the water was over his head. Linda tried everything to help, screaming and yelling -- luckily, their mother came running; by the time she got to the pond, a man had heard yelps and had jumped in the pool and pulled Bruce out -- they thanked their guardian angel. Currently, Linda works together with her at an Allstate Insurance Co. office in Panama City, Florida. She enjoys the nearby St. Andrew Bay Yacht Club, and has developed into avid, enthusiastic family researcher, stretching the phone lines across the USA in pursuit of additional information. She also acquired a computer genealogy program to better organize and control her findings. We are most indebted to Linda for the research she has contributed to this Shawhan Family History project.

On June 30, 1962 Linda Mae married James William "Bill" KIRKLAND , Sr., in Racine, WI. James William "Bill" was born in Panama City, FL, on July 20, 1940.

Jim joined the US Navy on June 29, 1960, immediately taking Boot Camp at Great Lakes. He then reported to Norfolk, VA and was assigned to LST 1171, the Desoto County. He became an E4, Fire Control responsible for working the various guns on the ship -- the 3", the caliber, etc. After his discharge in March 1964, he attended Troy State University, Troy, AL, and The Citadel, Charleston, SC. While at the Citadel he played football; he remembers the coach telling them before one game that they had nothing to worry about as they were going to play a team whose starting quarterback was named Frances -- the Citadel lost, 70-6 -- the other team's quarterback was Fran Tarkington! He's currently employed as an agent for Allstate Co. He's a past board member of the St. Andrew Yacht Club and has an active member of the Chamber of Commerce Military Affairs Committee.

They had the following children:
		i.	James William. James William was born in Panama City, FL, on November 17, 1964.
			After attending Florida colleges, James became an insurance agent for
			Allstate Insurance.

			On March 23, 1996 James William married Karen Marie SHEPARD, in Marianna, FL. Karen Marie was born in Crystal River, FL, on October 17, 1973.
	1021	ii.	June Marie (1966-)

732. Bruce Duncan SHAWHAN (Osa (Bud) Duncan8, George William7, George William6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Bruce Duncan was born in Racine, WI, on December 19, 1941. Bruce Duncan died in Racine, WI, on January 10, 1997; he was 55.

While in high school, Bruce took up golf as an elective and found out he was a natural at it; he also worked at Racine Country Club as a caddy. He took a part-time job at a toy store in West Racine, before joining the Marines. His duty included a stint at Marine Corps Headquarters in Washington, D. C., acting as escort to Lady Bird Johnson and her two daughters. In civilian life he worked in Hydraulics Engineering. He loved to fish, bowl, play darts, make pottery, and root for his favorite team, the Green Bay Packers. He spent a lot of time with his children and grandchildren, before dying of a Heart Attack.

On December 24, 1963 Bruce Duncan married JoAnn Rita VOGELMAN, in New Bern, NC. JoAnn Rita was born in Racine, WI, on March 6, 1945.

JoAnn was a Meat Wrapper for Kohls Grocery Store. she met Bruce at Mid-City Outdoor Theater and it was love at first sight.

They had the following children:
		i.	Bruce Charles. Bruce Charles was born in Racine, WI, on February 7, 1965.
			Bruce owns the Hartland Chiropractic Health Care Clinic in Hartland,
			WI. He received his Dr. of Chiropractic Degree from Northwestern
			Chiropractic College, Minneapolis, MN.

			On August 14, 1993 Bruce Charles married Jennifer Joan DEGROOT, in Racine, WI. Jennifer Joan was born in Racine, WI, on March 1, 1967.
		ii.	Jeffrey Duncan. Jeffrey Duncan was born in Racine, WI, on December 26, 1966.
			Jeffrey graduated from the U. of Wisconsin with a Master in Fine Arts
			and is now a professor at Concordia U, in Wisconsin. He is an
			outstanding sculptor, whose work is entered in shows throughout the
			Midwest.

	1022	iii.	Richard Joseph (1968-)

733. George Osa SHAWHAN (Osa (Bud) Duncan8, George William7, George William6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). George Osa was born in Racine, WI, on April 26, 1946.

George graduated from Washington Park High School before going to for J. I. Case Co. He loves all sports and is an avid Green Bay fan.

On June 9, 1973 George Osa married Linda Marie GARDYNECKI, in Racine, WI. Linda Marie was born in Kenosha, WI, on February 26, 1949.

They had the following children:
		i.	Sherryl Lynn. Sherryl Lynn was born in Racine, WI, on December 4, 1974.
			Sherryl graduated from Carthage College, in Kenosha, WI, with a B. A.
			in Social Work. She is employed as a social worker, placing foster
			children, for the State of Wisconsin, in Milwaukee.

		ii.	Karrie Ann. Karrie Ann was born in Racine, WI, on February 2, 1979.

734. Charlotte Marie SHAWHAN (Osa (Bud) Duncan8, George William7, George William6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Charlotte Marie was born in Racine, WI, on June 25, 1949.

On December 6, 1969 Charlotte Marie married David Stephen KOZICH, in Racine, WI. David Stephen was born in Racine, WI, on August 1, 1946.

They had one child:
		i.	David Walter. David Walter was born in Racine, WI, on April 13, 1973.

Family of Daisy Mable HANCOCK (446) & Vernon Hubert TREVILLYAN

735. Howard A. "Hat" TREVILLYAN (Daisy Mable HANCOCK8, Louise Ald "Louie" SHAWHAN7, John Robert "Poke"6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Howard A. "Hat" was born in Des Moines, IA, on October 3, 1903. Howard A. "Hat" died in Houston, Texas, on August 6, 1941; he was 37.

Howard, known as "Hat", was a member of the US Army Corps of Engineers, in the Galveston District of Texas. Most of his time was spent in the field, from Brownsville, TX to the upper reaches of the Pecos River in New Mexico. He had a fervent love of the West and the great out-of-doors. He was fatally injured in an auto/truck collision on State Highway No. 75.

On May 11, 1927 Howard A. "Hat" married Margery AUGHEY.

They had one child:
	1023	i.	Margery Patricia "Pat" (1931-)

736. Mable TREVILLYAN (Daisy Mable HANCOCK8, Louise Ald "Louie" SHAWHAN7, John Robert "Poke"6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Mable was born in Valley Junction, Polk County, IA, on July 14, 1912.

On December 2, 1931 Mable married Howard Victor GOODWIN, son of Harry V. GOODWIN & Margaret F. SAIDE, in Des Moines, IA. Howard Victor was born in Des Moines, IA, on May 11, 1911. Howard Victor died in Omaha, NE, on September 14, 1992; he was 81.

They had the following children:
	1024	i.	Marilyn (1933-1972)
	1025	ii.	Thomas Howard (1935-)

737. Daisy Grace TREVILLYAN (Daisy Mable HANCOCK8, Louise Ald "Louie" SHAWHAN7, John Robert "Poke"6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Daisy Grace was born in Washington, IA, on May 3, 1919.

On May 20, 1942 Daisy Grace married Frank PARSONS, in Des Moines, IA. Frank was born in Spirit Lake, Dickinson County, IA, on June 10, 1906. Frank died in Spirit Lake, Dickinson County, IA, on June 11, 1993; he was 87.

They had the following children:
	1026	i.	Penelope "Penny" (1946-)
	1027	ii.	Fred Howard (1947-)

Family of Frank D. HANCOCK (447) & Ethel AGEE

738. James HANCOCK (Frank D.8, Louise Ald "Louie" SHAWHAN7, John Robert "Poke"6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). James was born in 1919.

James married Barbara.

They had the following children:
		i.	Deborah.
		ii.	Barbara.

739. John HANCOCK (Frank D.8, Louise Ald "Louie" SHAWHAN7, John Robert "Poke"6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John was born in 1920.

John married June.

They had the following children:
		i.	Judy.
		ii.	John.
		iii.	Janet.
		iv.	Jean.
		v.	James Kevin.

740. Frank HANCOCK (Frank D.8, Louise Ald "Louie" SHAWHAN7, John Robert "Poke"6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Frank was born in 1922.

Frank married Frances.

They had the following children:
		i.	Frank.
		ii.	Sean.
		iii.	Kevin.

Family of Leland TURNQUIST (448)

741. Maryanne TURNQUIST (Leland8, Roxie Ann SHAWHAN7, Isom Clarence6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Maryanne married Ernest HEMKEN.

They had the following children:
		i.	Randy.
		ii.	Rodney.
		iii.	Rick.

Family of Oleta TURNQUIST (449) & Frank ALLEN

742. Cleta ALLEN (Oleta TURNQUIST8, Roxie Ann SHAWHAN7, Isom Clarence6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Cleta married Niorman SHETTERLY.

They had the following children:
		i.	Deborah.
		ii.	Daniel.
		iii.	Chris.
		iv.	Mark.

743. Bill ALLEN (Oleta TURNQUIST8, Roxie Ann SHAWHAN7, Isom Clarence6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Bill married Ida.

They had the following children:
		i.	Teresa.
		ii.	Curtis.
		iii.	Patricia.
		iv.	Rhonda.

744. John ALLEN (Oleta TURNQUIST8, Roxie Ann SHAWHAN7, Isom Clarence6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

John married Mary Ellen.

They had the following children:
		i.	Michael.
		ii.	Lori.

Family of Ireta TURNQUIST (450) & Herman HOGBIN

745. Twyla HOGBIN (Ireta TURNQUIST8, Roxie Ann SHAWHAN7, Isom Clarence6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Twyla married BURNIFEN.

They had the following children:
		i.	James.
		ii.	Gregory.

746. Harold HOGBIN (Ireta TURNQUIST8, Roxie Ann SHAWHAN7, Isom Clarence6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Harold married Alice GAULT.

They had the following children:
		i.	Richard.
		ii.	Robert.
		iii.	Randolph.

Family of Carl Edward RINEHART (454) & Leona M. McMEEKIN

747. Roseann RINEHART (Carl Edward8, Mina Rebecca SHAWHAN7, Isom Clarence6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Roseann was born on August 3, 1933. Roseann died on February 1, 1970; she was 36.

On August 28, 1954 Roseann married Robert BEITZEL. Robert was born on February 2, 1931.

They had the following children:
		i.	Tina Marie. Tina Marie was born on August 13, 1955. Tina Marie died on July 18, 1990; she was 34.
			On April 5, 1974 Tina Marie married James STOLTZ.
	1028	ii.	Brenda Lee (1958-)
	1029	iii.	Joanna Fae (1966-)

748. Edward Cale RINEHART (Carl Edward8, Mina Rebecca SHAWHAN7, Isom Clarence6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Edward Cale was born on November 5, 1934.

Edward was a career US Marine, including four tours in Vietnam as a helicopter mechanic.

On April 20, 1956 Edward Cale married Carlene Marie KRUGER. Carlene Marie was born on January 19, 1936.

They had the following children:
	1030	i.	Jeanann Lee (1953-)
	1031	ii.	Gregory Carl (1956-)
	1032	iii.	Eddie Cale (1959-)
	1033	iv.	Carrie Ann (1961-)

749. Mary Sue RINEHART (Carl Edward8, Mina Rebecca SHAWHAN7, Isom Clarence6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Mary Sue was born on January 24, 1937. Mary Sue died on April 11, 1978; she was 41.

On May 27, 1962 Mary Sue married James BRIAR. James was born on November 1, 1933.

They had the following children:
	1034	i.	Carol Ann (1963-)
		ii.	John Gregory. John Gregory was born on June 14, 1964.
			On July 25, 1998 John Gregory married Barbara ESPINEIRA.
	1035	iii.	David Paul (1965-)

750. Carla Mae RINEHART (Carl Edward8, Mina Rebecca SHAWHAN7, Isom Clarence6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Carla Mae was born in Madison, WI, on August 28, 1939.

Carla spent 15 years working for the John Deere Company, prior to their move from Illinois to Palestine, TX. She has been very helpful in the research of the Rinehart family.

On April 19, 1959 Carla Mae married Gary Errol KRUGER, in Des Moines, IA. Gary Errol was born in Ft. Scott, KS, on January 11, 1939.

Gary served in the USMC from 12/57 - 1/61 in Disbursements, at such bases as Twenty-Nine Palms, CA and at the San Diego Recruit Depot. He subsequently worked for the John Deere Company in East Moline, IL for 31 years before retiring.

They had one child:
		i.	Matthew Wayne. Matthew Wayne was born in Iowa City, IA, on August 3, 1972.

751. Francis Delmar RINEHART (Carl Edward8, Mina Rebecca SHAWHAN7, Isom Clarence6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Francis Delmar was born on September 9, 1941. Francis Delmar died on March 5, 1975; he was 33.

On October 16, 1965 Francis Delmar married Jeannie Marie SANCHEZ. Jeannie Marie was born on December 13, 1946.

They had the following children:
	1036	i.	Bradley James (1966-)
	1037	ii.	Christine Rene (1975-)

752. Richard Alan RINEHART (Carl Edward8, Mina Rebecca SHAWHAN7, Isom Clarence6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Richard Alan was born on May 13, 1955.

On August 2, 1977 Richard Alan married Barbara STEPP. Barbara was born on January 19, 1959.

They had the following children:
		i.	Jonathan Richard. Jonathan Richard was born on February 6, 1978.
		ii.	Carl Robert. Carl Robert was born on January 28, 1981.
		iii.	Seneca Ronald. Seneca Ronald was born on January 17, 1983.

753. Ronald Carl RINEHART , Sr. (Carl Edward8, Mina Rebecca SHAWHAN7, Isom Clarence6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Ronald Carl was born on May 13, 1955.

Ronald Carl married Emma JEAN.

They had the following children:
		i.	Ronald Carl.
		ii.	Randall.

Family of Margaret RINEHART (455) & Maurice S. LEWIS

754. Alan Stanley LEWIS (Margaret RINEHART8, Mina Rebecca SHAWHAN7, Isom Clarence6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Alan Stanley was born in Des Moines, IA, on July 26, 1947.

On September 10, 1968 Alan Stanley married Carol McKENZIE.

They had the following children:
		i.	Erin Kathleen. Erin Kathleen was born in Tuscon, AZ, on November 27, 1970.
		ii.	Garrett Alan. Garrett Alan was born in Reno, NV, on June 22, 1972.

755. Martha Jane LEWIS (Margaret RINEHART8, Mina Rebecca SHAWHAN7, Isom Clarence6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Martha Jane was born in Des Moines, IA, on November 20, 1949.

On December 18, 1970 Martha Jane married Paul PUSKO.

They had the following children:
		i.	Ryan Stanley. Ryan Stanley was born in Madison, WI, on June 29, 1979.
		ii.	Matthew Paul. Matthew Paul was born in Scottsdale` on September 24, 1983.

Family of Isom Cale RINEHART (456) & Margaret HARRIS

756. Alice Rebecca RINEHART (Isom Cale8, Mina Rebecca SHAWHAN7, Isom Clarence6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

On December 3, 1966 Alice Rebecca first married Edward James BOLLIG.

They had the following children:
	1038	i.	John (1967-)
		ii.	Margaret sue. Margaret sue was born on August 5, 1968.

On March 13, 1992 Alice Rebecca second married Frank GREEN.

Family of Charles Richard SHAWHAN , Sr. (458) & Alice May MORTON

757. Patricia May SHAWHAN (Charles Richard8, Robert Fleming7, Richard Johnson6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Patricia May was born in Reno, NV, on February 19, 1947.

On November 19, 1972 Patricia May married George Allen OTTOSEN, in Kirkland, WA. George Allen was born in Puyallup, WA, on March 14, 1949.

They had the following children:
		i.	Monica Jeanne. Monica Jeanne was born in Kirkland, WA, on April 20, 1976.
		ii.	Ashley Jeanne. Ashley Jeanne was born in Kirkland, WA, on May 7, 1981.

758. Charles Richard SHAWHAN Jr. (Charles Richard8, Robert Fleming7, Richard Johnson6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Charles Richard was born in Kirklnd, WA, on November 29, 1948.

Sheri was Charles' first wife; he has since been married also to Heather, and to Mary, by whom he had a son.

About 1975 Charles Richard first married Sheri NIESON. Sheri was born about 1949.

They had the following children:
		i.	Casey. Casey was born about 1977.
		ii.	Stacey. Stacey was born about 1979.

After 1980 Charles Richard second married Mary.

They had one child:
		i.	Ryan Howard. Ryan Howard was born in Kirkland, WA, on August 7, 1996.

759. Bradley Craig SHAWHAN (Charles Richard8, Robert Fleming7, Richard Johnson6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Bradley Craig was born in Kirkland, WA, on January 7, 1954.

On March 8, 1975 Bradley Craig married Sue KENDALL, in Kirkland, WA. Sue was born in Bristol, England, on January 26, 1955.

They had the following children:
		i.	Kendall Clare. Kendall Clare was born in Kirkland, WA, on October 4, 1984.
		ii.	Matthew Braden. Matthew Braden was born in Kirkland, WA, on May 28, 1990.

Family of Harold Kenneth SHAWHAN (459) & Marjorie Ardelle SCHULTZ

760. Kenneth Robert SHAWHAN (Harold Kenneth8, Robert Fleming7, Richard Johnson6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Kenneth Robert was born in Greeley, Colorado, on March 23, 1953.

Ken works at the Boeing Co., as a Methods Analyst. He enjoys all sports, particularly steelhead fishing and golfing. Coaching his daughter's basketball teams has also been on his Payallup, WA calendar.

On October 30, 1976 Kenneth Robert married Maura Angela GRANT, in Pullman, WA. Maura Angela was born in Spokane, WA, on June 1, 1955.

They had the following children:
		i.	Marissa Angela. Marissa Angela was born in Pullman, WA, on April 12, 1977.
			As a youngster, Marissa was awarded a certificate of honor for her outstanding work project titled "Shawhan -- We Grow as a Family", in which she traced the lineage of her family back to Darby.

		ii.	Kyle Robert. Kyle Robert was born in Bellevue, WA, on September 15, 1978.
		iii.	Andrea Louise. Andrea Louise was born in Puyallup, WA, on May 20, 1981.

Family of Frederick Pickering SHAWHAN\SHAWN (462) & Audrey Wilhelmina SIEBER

761. Stephen Loveland SHAWN (Frederick Pickering SHAWHAN\SHAWN8, Benjamin Plummer SHAWHAN7, Joseph Henry6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Stephen Loveland was born in Washington, D.C., on March 20, 1943.

Stephen graduated from high school in St. Petersburg, FL in 1961, and became part of a singing group called the Bakers Dozen -- he has an excellent Tenor voice. He served in the Air Force for four years as a Nuclear Weapons Specialist. after which he worked as a fireman before becoming a computer programmer. For a while he sang with the Jay Choral in Salt Lake City, Utah. His favorite hobby is operating his amateur radio. He is currently a police dispatcher.

On July 1, 1966 Stephen Loveland married Sandra Helen ROBERTSON, in St. Petersburg, FL. Sandra Helen was born in Teaneck, NJ, on October 5, 1947.

Sandra's father was career US Army, so they moved every three years. She lived in Kentucky, France, Georgia, Florida, Turkey, and one of her fondest memories is of a ten day trip across the Atlantic -- her mother and brothers were seasick and stayed in the cabin, allowing her to spend extra time with her father. She graduated high school in Turkey, and returned to Florida to attend college. She enjoyed horseback riding, mostly English Style; she would save her baby-sitting money to take lessons. She met her husband, Stephen, at beach party where he saved her from being thrown in. She loves dogs and cats, often having more than one.

They had the following children:
	1039	i.	Linda Carol (1966-)
	1040	ii.	Heather Lyn (1970-)
		iii.	Stephen Erin. Stephen Erin was born in Bountiful, UT, on November 8, 1977.
			Stephen currently attends Quincy University. He enjoys playing football, for Quincy, and is also very talented in art. He is a degree back belt, achieved before he was 14; he was Florida State Karate Champion for a number of years.

		iv.	Eric Anthony. Eric Anthony was born in West Valley City, UT, on October 12, 1981.
			Currently a Junior in high school, Eric enjoys playing football and video games.

762. Trudi McCray SHAWN (Frederick Pickering SHAWHAN\SHAWN8, Benjamin Plummer SHAWHAN7, Joseph Henry6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Trudi McCray was born in Stamford, CT, on September 30, 1947.

Trudi attended Florida State Univ., receiving an Education Degree. She is currently a kindergarten teacher, enjoying traveling with her sister during summer break.

About 1971 Trudi McCray married David Randolph STROME. David Randolph was born about 1945. They were divorced.

They had one child:
		i.	Matthew David. Matthew David was born on July 25, 1973. Matthew David died on April 6, 1996; he was 22.
			Matthew died in a car accident.

Family of Dorothy SHAWHAN (463) & Elmer Milton KREHBIEL

763. Donald Edward KREHBIEL (Dorothy SHAWHAN8, Henry Hubert7, Joseph Henry6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Donald Edward was born in Santa Monica, California, on January 13, 1926.

After high school, 1943-'45, Don worked at Northrup Aircraft as a template maker, building P-61 Black Widow nightfighters, Flying and the like. During 1951-'53 he served in the US Army, including a tour in the CIC (Combat Information Center) in Mannheim and Germany. Don attended UCLA, taught at Lincoln High School in Santa Monica, and in the 1960s became interested in the computer as a tool for improving the educational experience. He moved to Santa Monica College where he developed a computing system which included the "real time" on-line student information, class enrollment, and progress monitoring applications. Since retiring in 1990, he has concentrated on his hobby of black-and-white photography, using his own darkroom, and computer technology to enhance his efforts. Don has been very helpful in tracing the family line of the Rev. Henry Hubert Shawhan.

On August 20, 1955 Donald Edward married Mary Helen AGNEW, in Stockton, California. Mary Helen was born in Oakland, California, on March 14, 1929.

Mary flew as a stewardess for United Airlines prior to meeting and marrying Don, after both were living as singles in Manhattan Beach, CA. Mary is a devout Californian, thoroughly enjoying the atmosphere and ambience of the Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo locale; being near her grandchildren also adds to her pleasure.

They had the following children:
	1041	i.	Lynn Ellen (1956-)
		ii.	Laura Ann. Laura Ann was born in Westwood, California, on April 13, 1958.

Family of Harold Thomas JONES ,Sr. (464) & Opal McNATT

764. Harold Thomas JONES , Jr. (Harold Thomas8, Bess Irene Addie SHAWHAN7, Joseph Henry6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Harold Thomas was born in Los Angeles, California, on September 13, 1938.

On May 17, 1964 Harold Thomas married Berit Anita ERICKSON, in Glendale, California.

They had one child:
		i.	Erik S. Erik S. was born in 1967.

Family of Reuben Wright SHAWHAN (466) & LaVerta CLUSTER

765. Carl SHAWHAN (Reuben Wright8, Glenn Elmo7, Joseph Henry6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Carl was born in Boise, ID, on March 15, 1941.

Carl has spent most of his adult career in the field of counseling, working with the business community on hiring and effectively utilizing the handicapped. This included a stint as a professor at Drake University in Des Moines, IA; he was also the Director of the National Rehabilitation Institute. He has also worked for the Allstate Insurance Company as an agent in Des Moines. He is presently the State Coordinator of Job Placement, in Iowa, for the Blind. For hobbies, his favorite pastimes include fishing and His memories of his grandfather, Dr. Glenn, include his visits to the doctor's office, which was located above the Harmony Cafe -- a great place for a youngster to obtain some delicious pie. Carl also recalls the many family gatherings with his aunts, uncles, and cousins in which the whole clan would engage in happy songfests; sometimes the drinking of beer would have to be put on hold until Henry Hubert Shawhan, the minister, would leave the affair.

On May 31, 1964 Carl married Anita Kay SAMPLE, in Boise, ID. Anita Kay was born in Palmer, NE, on February 16, 1943.

Anita's father operated a ranch near Inman, NE until 1951 when the family relocated to a dairy farm in Star, ID. She met Carl at the College of Idaho, where both were attending school. After their graduation in 1964 they moved to Salt Lake City, UT where Carl did graduate work and Anita began her elementary teaching career. She later earned her Masters Degree from Drake Univ. and, as the children matured, returned to teaching, presently in Des Moines. For she pursues oil painting, trail walks, travel, and gardening.

They had the following children:
		i.	Kristi Ann. Kristi Ann was born in Salt Lake City, UT, on March 10, 1969.
			Kristi graduated from Buena Vista Univ., Storm Lake, IA, and did grad work at the Pratte Institute. She is presently the Global Research Coordinator for Fixed Income at Morgan Stanley Dean Witter in New City.

			In May 1990 Kristi Ann married Devin GENTRY. They were divorced.
		ii.	David. David was born in Salt Lake City, UT, on March 27, 1972.
			After graduating from Des Moines Area Community College, David the grocery business with Hy Vee Food stores.

		iii.	Steven. Steven was born in Salt Lake City, UT, on December 2, 1975.
			Living in Coralville, IA, Steven is presently studying design and communication at Kirkwood Community College.
			
			Steve has a web page located at:  http://soli.inav.net/~kgct/stu/SteveS/Pages/whoami.html

Family of Robert Elmo "Bob" SHAWHAN (467) & Beulah "Ulah" DAVIS

766. David Joseph SHAWHAN (Robert Elmo "Bob"8, Glenn Elmo7, Joseph Henry6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). David Joseph was born in Long Beach, California, on November 28, 1947.

In 1973 David Joseph married Gail Elizabeth BONFANTI, in Whittier, California. Gail Elizabeth was born in Whittier, California, on February 26, 1948.

They had the following children:
		i.	Joshua. Joshua was born in Lincoln City, OR, on March 23, 1974.
		ii.	Ryan Robert. Ryan Robert was born in Shasta, California, on August 6, 1977.
		iii.	Christopher Joseph. Christopher Joseph was born in Forest, Grove, OR, on August 28, 1980.
		iv.	Matthew. Matthew was born in Tacoma, WA, on July 6, 1983.

767. Kenneth Robert SHAWHAN (Robert Elmo "Bob"8, Glenn Elmo7, Joseph Henry6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Kenneth Robert was born in Long Beach, California, on July 22, 1943.

In June 1969 Kenneth Robert married Carol ROBLEY, in Louisiana Mesa, California. Carol was born in Louisiana Mesa, California, in 1946.

They had the following children:
		i.	Rachel Marie. Rachel Marie was born in Orange, California, on October 21, 1971.
		ii.	Michael Eric. Michael Eric was born in San Leandro, California, on December 26, 1972. Resided in San Diego, California, in May 2000.
			
			Dear sirs,184
			
			Thank you for your swift replies.  I am Michael Eric Shawhan, son of Kenneth Robert Shawhan, son of Robert Elmo Shawhan, from the line of Daniel III (1765).  My sister is Rachel Marie Shawhan.  My Mother is Carol (whose last name is now Pekras).  My mother's maiden name is Robley - you have it spelled "Robey".
			
			I was born in San Leandro, CA. in 1972.  I currently live in San Diego, where I have been the majority of my life.  I am getting married next month.  My wife-to-be is Kristen Ann McKeever.  (I hope to add to the Shawhan line!)  I spent 4 years in the Air Force.  My main job was Electronics technician; however, I spent one year traveling with "Tops in Blue" - the Air Force's premier singing group.  I am a tenor, and have sung in various groups.  I was pleased to find other singers/musicians in the genealogy.
			
			I don't want to ramble on; please let me know if there is any other information that would be helpful.
			
			I have one request: I would love to get my hands on a bottle of Shawhan Whiskey/Bourbon.  Is there somewhere I could get one?
			
			The web site is great!  Thanks for all the hard work.  Again, let me know if there is more I can contribute.
			
			Michael
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			Subject: Re: My place in history
			Date: Thu, 20 Apr 2000 20:36:04 -0700 (PDT)
			From: Michael Shawhan <aliveandawake@yahoo.com>
			To: RTShawhan@aol.com
			
			Ron,
			
			I was born on Dec. 26, 1972 in San Leandro, CA., which is in the San Francisco bay area.  If I didn't mention it before, I live in San Diego, CA.  Currently, I am working for Qualex (which is basically Kodak) as an Electronic Technician.  Qualex is a film developing plant.  If you take your pictures to a Costco or Target for developing, chances are they are getting processed at Qualex.
			
			In the Air Force, I was stationed at Elmendorf AFB in Anchorage, Alaska.  (Very cold, very beautiful.)  However, while in the singing group, I traveled to 48 states and 20 countries - including Turkey, Italy, Japan, Panama...  Unfortunately, I never got up to Ireland.
			
			My dad is living in Silverton, Oregon.  This is also where his dad lives (Robert Elmo).  My dad drives a city bus in Salem, and his wife (Alice) has day-care in the home.  She also teaches piano.  My dad was also a singer once, in his younger days, as was his dad.
			
			My mom lives in Rancho Santa Fe, CA.  She and my step-dad (Phil Pekras) run their own company.  They basically find people jobs.  My mom also loves to sing (go figure).  
			
			As far as technical info on my parents - birth place, etc. - I will have to ask them and get back to you.
			
			My sister was born on Oct. 21, 1971 in Orange, CA.  She lives here in San Diego also.  She works for a computer software company called Acucorp.  She graduated from SDSU with a degree in Kinesiology.
			
			By the way, how are we related to each other?  Also, where do you live?  It seems like a lot of Shawhans still live in the mid-west.
			
			I am sure I can find more info if you need more.  It's a lot of fun to learn about my family.  Thanks again.
			
			Michael

			In May 2000 Michael Eric married Kristen Ann McKEEVER.

Family of Mary Margaret SHAWHAN (468) & Richard John "Dick" KNEIDL

768. Richard Glenn "Rick" KNEIDL (Mary Margaret SHAWHAN8, Glenn Elmo7, Joseph Henry6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Richard Glenn "Rick" was born in Ontario, OR, on March 29, 1951.

On June 10, 1972 Richard Glenn "Rick" married Janice Faye MOORE.

They had one child:
		i.	Joshua Richard. Joshua Richard was born on July 29, 1980.

769. Willard John KNEIDL (Mary Margaret SHAWHAN8, Glenn Elmo7, Joseph Henry6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Willard John was born in Portland, OR, on June 25, 1954.

On May 30, 1980 Willard John married Debra Fitch STAPLETON. Debra Fitch was born about 1955. They were divorced.

They had one child:
		i.	Micah John Lee. Micah John Lee was born on June 13, 1982.

Family of Willard Wood SHAWHAN (469) & Vivian MILLER

770. Gertrude Maureen (Trudi) SHAWHAN (Willard Wood8, Glenn Elmo7, Joseph Henry6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Gertrude Maureen (Trudi) was born in Nampa, ID, on March 14, 1942.

Trudi worked at the Stags Leap Winery in Napa Valley, CA.

On August 13, 1966 Gertrude Maureen (Trudi) married Jeffrey Douglas ATCHISON. Jeffrey Douglas was born in 1940.

They had one child:
		i.	Chad Douglas. Chad Douglas was born on January 28, 1976.

Family of Harry Hubert SHAWHAN (470) & Helen Elizabeth KRUMPECK

771. Gordon Glenn SHAWHAN (Harry Hubert8, Glenn Elmo7, Joseph Henry6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Gordon Glenn was born in Pasadena, California, on July 31, 1948.

Gordon is presently a librarian with Washington County in Oregon.

On April 8, 1978 Gordon Glenn married Joanne BARRETT, in Hillsboro, OR. Joanne was born on September 29, 1951. They were divorced.

They had one child:
		i.	Michael Douglas. Michael Douglas was born in Hillsboro, OR, on September 6, 1980.

Family of Clara Thelma SHAWHAN (472) & Ewart Vellenoweth BENNETT

772. Doris Elaine BENNETT (Clara Thelma SHAWHAN8, Walter Brice7, Daniel William6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Doris Elaine was born in Glendale, California, on January 30, 1925.

On September 5, 1944 Doris Elaine married John Wesley GIBBS, in Davisville, RI. John Wesley was born in Denver, Colorado, on April 23, 1924.

They had the following children:
		i.	Susan Carley. Susan Carley was born on April 14, 1947.
		ii.	Mary Beth. Mary Beth was born on December 21, 1948.
		iii.	Cynthia Ann. Cynthia Ann was born on February 27, 1952.
		iv.	John Arthur. John Arthur was born on March 19, 1957.

773. Donald Vellenoweth BENNETT (Clara Thelma SHAWHAN8, Walter Brice7, Daniel William6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Donald Vellenoweth was born in Glendale, California, on April 29, 1928.

On October 24, 1950 Donald Vellenoweth married Elizabeth Ann TONER. Elizabeth Ann was born on May 23, 1930.

They had the following children:
		i.	Kathryn Leslie. Kathryn Leslie was born on May 19, 1953.
		ii.	Michael Vellenoweth. Michael Vellenoweth was born on November 10, 1955.
		iii.	Lisa Murray. Lisa Murray was born on June 30, 1958.
		iv.	Mary Shawhan. Mary Shawhan was born on January 16, 1960.

Family of Mary Gertrude SHAWHAN (473) & Ira Warren GULDNER

774. William Eugene (Bill) GULDNER (Mary Gertrude SHAWHAN8, Walter Brice7, Daniel William6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). William Eugene (Bill) was born in Hutchinson, Kansas, on January 19, 1919.

During WWII Bill was a pilot in the USAF flying B17s from England to targets in Europe. Afterwards he spent a career with the Los Angeles Police Dept., retiring as a Sgt. in the Detective Group of the Division. He then entered a second career, with the Civil Liabilities Section of the City Attorney's Office. Since his second retirement, and his wife, Nellie, have traveled extensively around the world. has also worked part-time as a model doing TV commercials.

On October 12, 1941 William Eugene (Bill) married Nellie Catherine HUGHES, in Hollywood, California. Nellie Catherine was born in Denver, Colorado, on January 20, 1922.

Since retiring from her Production Management, Quality Control position, Nellie has pursued her life-long pastimes of sewing and bowling -- i.e. when she's not traveling with her husband. She is known for her hand-hooked rugs.

They had the following children:
		i.	Billie Jean 'B.J.'. Billie Jean 'B.J.' was born in Los Angeles, California, on November 28, 1945.
			After many years in the telephone business, "B.J" became the Communications Director for the "Ask Mr. Foster" Corp. where she is responsible for the telecommunications needs of the organization's several hundred locations. A devoted traveler, she is also a of antiques (Depression Glass a speciality). "B.J" is likewise a cat lover.

			On November 15, 1976 Billie Jean 'B.J.' married John FRAZIER, in California. John was born on May 30, 1934. They were divorced.
	1042	ii.	Kathleen Ellen (1943-)

Family of Harold Robert SHAWHAN (474) & Lillian Odessa BAKER

775. Harold Robert (H.R.) SHAWHAN , Jr. (Harold Robert8, Walter Brice7, Daniel William6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Harold Robert (H.R.) was born in Hutchinson, Kansas, on October 18, 1921.

H.R. grew up in Glendale, CA and graduated from Pomona College in with a music degree and as a member of the track team. He then the Navy and was assigned as a Gunnery Officer to LST 280 which participated in the June 6, 1944 D-Day invasion of Normandy. His ship was hit by one of a spread of four torpedoes fired by a German sub, but limped back to England. He was then reassigned to an LST in the Pacific, where he trained for the invasion of Japan and weathered a terrible typhoon. After the War, he moved to New York City and earned a Master's Degree in music from Columbia University. After many years as a Math and English teacher, he became a junior high school principal before retiring to enjoy his favorite pastimes of playing the piano and organ. He's also pursuing a life-long desire to acquire books dealing with early American history, a natural entry into his delving into the heritage of the Shawhan Family. He and his son, Peter, have been very helpful in tracing their family tree limb.

On December 6, 1944 Harold Robert (H.R.) married Phyllis Ann RATHBUN, in San Jose, California. Phyllis Ann was born on April 2, 1923.

A retired kindergarten teacher, Phyllis is now catching up on all of the reading she has always wanted to do. She also continues her love of music, dating from her personal history as an amateur singer.

They had the following children:
	1043	i.	Stephen Scott (1958-)
	1044	ii.	Peter Bryce (1953-)

Family of Leslie Lyon SHAWHAN (475) & Ruth Haynes MILLER

776. Jack Vernon SHAWHAN (Leslie Lyon8, Walter Brice7, Daniel William6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Jack Vernon was born in Los Angeles, California, on May 19, 1922. Jack Vernon died in Omaha, NE, on July 6, 1981; he was 59.

Memories (By Juliann Elizabeth Rankin-Clarke, niece); Jack Vernon Shawhan was born in the Pacific Hospital in Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California. He was the youngest son and child born to Leslie Lyon Shawhan and Ruth Haynes (Hendrick) Shawhan. Jack Sr. stood over foot, was very thin and quite handsome. From the time I was a small child I was always in love with my Uncle Jack, known as "Buster" to his family. I would always follow him around wherever he went and he called me his special girl. My uncle had a doll named Timmy when he was a child. By the time I came around, the doll was in sad shape, battered and without clothes. My uncle let me play with the doll and would sometimes get to take it home. I never wanted to return it, upon my Grandmother's insistence. I believe the doll was passed on to his eldest son, Jack Jr. My uncle also had a dog named Spot that looked just like the dog that was pictured with its head tilted listening to an old victrola. When my Uncle Jack went off to war, and Timmy became my close companions -- we missed him. My grandmother and mother would read his letters whenever they arrived. He sent me a Geisha doll from Japan. It had a red, yellow and white kimono and in a wooden box. I shared my doll at school with my classmates. After my uncle returned from the war, he met Joy Agnes Hoffman while she working in a cafe next to the Manchester Theater in Los Angeles. The were married October 8, 1947 and lived above the theater in a small apartment. I remember being invited to spend the weekend shortly their marriage. Everyone was concerned about my accepting my uncle's new special girl. The only thing I can remember about that first is my aunt sending me to the store for Maxwell House coffee. But whatever happened I was to become as adoring of my Aunt Joy as I had always been of my Uncle Jack. Their first son , Jack Jr.(nicknamed Sneezy) was born in Omaha, Nebraska, where Aunt Joy's parents lived. Shortly after, they moved to a small house in Los Angeles. Then Tim was born. One Christmas Eve my mother was watching the boys while my uncle and aunt went off to Sears and Roebuck Co. to pick up bikes and wagons they had gotten the boys for Christmas. While they were away, there was a fire and their house and everything in it burned to the ground. It was a very sad time for all of us. My aunt and uncle moved into a new tract home very near our house in Pico Rivera. We spent lots of time together. I can remember many visits, always with my dad, uncle and aunt sitting at the kitchen table talking about old times interlaced with lots of laughing. I loved to hear the family stories of days gone by, a way of transferring the oral history of family down through the generations. My Aunt Joy would sometimes go swimming with me at the Montebello Plunge. She loved the water and a very good swimmer. My aunt was Bohemian, a strong woman with a very strong presence. She had a wonderful figure and wore two piece suits which were somewhat racy in those days. My aunt was also an expert diver. She would dive from the high board and everyone in the pool would stop to watch her, as she performed each dive. She had long brown hair, that hung past her waist, that she wore, in either one thick braid, or two braids wrapped on her head. Uncle Jack and Aunt Joy had four sons - Jack Jr., Tim, Tom and Brad. They were all very lively and when they came to our house to visit, the car would pull up in front of our house, the car doors flew open and the four boys would come running, shouting for "Aunt Betts and Uncle Sid". My mother always adored the boys. All four grew into very handsome men, all over 6 foot tall. Sometime in the fifties, my uncle came down polio. There was an epidemic of polio throughout California and the nation. It was a long struggle -- he spent some time in an iron lung. The recovery was slow and very hard on the family. Then as if that not enough, Brad, their youngest son swallowed a bottle of aspirin. They almost lost him. He recovered but one side of his body was slightly paralyzed. When he was young and would smile, his mouth and eye would drop. I can still picture him that way and hear my mother saying how it made her heart ache. As an adult, Brad doesn't seem to have any of the physical effects left. After this, Uncle Jack and Joy decided to move to Omaha, Nebraska, where my aunt came from, to closer to her family. So in the middle fifties, they moved. On the trip back, they experienced a terrible flash flood, but managed to escape with little damage to themselves and their possessions. My mother missed them enormously. We all did. My uncle and aunt bought some land and built their own home. They lived in the basement for years, building and paying for it as they went. I can still picture Uncle Jack, who always got up before work, about 4 A.M., sitting at the kitchen counter drinking coffee, smoking and reading the paper. Over the years, we would visit when we could, which was not very often. I visited them with my own family a couple of times. My sons were not that much younger than my cousins, and the boys had lots of fun together. My last visit to see my uncle and aunt was when my Jack was dying of brain cancer. My sister and I drove my mother and sister's two daughters back to Omaha. Although, it was a sad time, it was a happy time too; we were all together and it was a time to reminisce and listen to the family stories that my aunt, uncle and mother shared -- and as always, lots of laughter and love. My Uncle Jack died July 6, 1981 and my aunt died also of brain cancer on January 27, 1986, she was living with her son Tom and his family at the time. I am very grateful for all the wonderful memories I have of them both.

On October 8, 1947 Jack Vernon married Joyce Agnes HOFFMAN, in Los Angeles, California. Joyce Agnes was born in Denver, Colorado, on June 9, 1924. Joyce Agnes died in Brownsville, Texas, on January 25, 1987; she was 62.

They had the following children:
	1045	i.	Jack Vernon "Buster" (1948-)
	1046	ii.	Timothy John "Tex" (1950-)
	1047	iii.	Thomas Ray "Moose" (1952-)
	1048	iv.	Brad Eugene (1954-)

777. Clara Elizabeth (Betty) SHAWHAN (Leslie Lyon8, Walter Brice7, Daniel William6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Clara Elizabeth (Betty) was born in Hutchinson, Reno County, Kansas, on October 19, 1920. Clara Elizabeth (Betty) died in Los Angeles County, California, on May 22, 1990; she was 69.

Clara Elizabeth "Betty" Shawhan was the middle child and only of Leslie Lyon Shawhan and Ruth Haynes (Miller) Shawhan. At nine old, her family had moved from Kansas to Los Angeles, California. She grew up during the depression years, so faced some hard times in her early years. But she always said there was lots of love and laughter and music while growing up. She adored her father and he did her, but the relationship with her mother was strained at times. She always regretted they did not have a closer relationship. Betty was always very close to her brothers and loved them both very much. Their nickname for her was "Betty Jack." After her brothers' deaths, she continued to grieve for them. At 16 years old, she fell in love with Sidney Walter Giles and married him on the 3rd of April 1937 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California. Sidney was the older brother to Leonard Giles who was a high school friend of Betty and introduced them. Two years later, her first daughter, Juliann Elizabeth Giles was born in 1939 and five years later in 1944 her second daughter, Patricia Ruth Giles was born. Betty toyed with the ideas of becoming a professional roller skater or a singer. She was very talented in both areas, but they were not very conducive professions for raising a family. Betty worked several jobs during her life time, as a waitress, at NutriLite Vitamin Company, at Angelus Paper Box Company as an operator, at U.S. Porcelain doing street signs and enameled products, and finally at Thermador, building air conditioners. At her last job, she sustained a serious back injury that was to bother her the rest of her life, even after two back surgeries. On May 22, 1990, Clara Elizabeth (Shawhan) Giles died in the Kaiser Permanente Hospital in Bellflower, California from a blood clot that formed one day after knee surgery.

Memories (By Juliann Elizabeth Rankin-Clarke, daughter): My mother as a young girl must have been very popular. She was very beautiful with dark hair and green eyes and had a wonderful personality. Everyone ever met loved her and coveted her friendship. To me, she was much more than a mother, she was always my best friend. When I was young the things I remember are my mother's singing and dancing, she had a beautiful voice and she loved to dance. Each year, she always took me to see the Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus when it would come to town. We would always watch the train come in, then the parade of circus animals and performers walking to the vacant lot where the elephants would set up the "Big Tent." On Saturdays, we sometimes would catch the Red Car that would take us to downtown L.A. and go shopping, eat lunch at Clifton's Cafe and take in a movie. I also remember her tucking me in at night and saying, "Sleep tight, don't let the bed bugs bite."  or instructing my sister and I to make a wish whenever we spotted a falling star in the sky or upon seeing a white horse by making a fist and licking our thumb, then placing it the palm of our other hand and then tapping the open palm with the closed fist. I remember my Birthday parties, going to the zoo, and wearing beautiful Halloween costumes she had made and making pictures from cloud shapes floating in the sky; or lying in bed on Sunday morning with my parents, reading the Sunday comics and sometimes she would have us keep our heads fixed and move our eyes to each corner the room, for a sort of eye exercise game. My mother made-up this to help my sister exercise her eyes. My sister's eyes were crossed at birth and she had a corrective operation at age three. After that, eyes were weak and needed to be strengthened. My mother was also very artistic and could color pictures with crayons wonderfully and had a talent for writing poetry. She loved pistachio ice cream, watermelon, and chili dogs. My mother loved life and she taught my sister and I do the same -- to appreciate each day and all that it held. She was not one to love yard work and so my dad took care of the yard and my mother the house. And like her mother before her, the house was spotless. She also liked to redecorate the house, rearranging the furniture about every four months, so everything was constantly changing. As a family, we also spent time at the beach, although my mother never got in the water, she was afraid of it. All my friends high school loved to come to my house - my parents were fun to be around. The family took summer vacations at Glacier Lodge near California. My mother loved to fish and also enjoyed playing cards games with family and friends. She also like to bowl and for some years was on a bowling team. The most important thing in my mother's life was her family. She was a great role model for my sister and I. All the major holidays were spent together even after my sister and I were married and had children of our own and even after I had moved Northern California. She always took a great interest in everything that happened in my life and my sister's and she was the same with my sons and my sister's daughters. She always made me feel important and special and very protected. Once I and another student had been lost on a University wilderness outing for three days. And although, I was cold and hungry when the rescuers found me, I had not been afraid. I knew that my mother would find me no matter how far away or how lost was, she would come and would not give up until I had been found. My mother had a saying, she repeated to my sister and I whenever we were doubting our own ability. She would say, "Remember you are a Miller, you can do anything." (Having now started researching the Shawhan of the family, I think some of the Shawhan genes, must have also us the necessary courage when needed). It is this courage that has made life bearable without my mother, but I miss her everyday of my life and cherish my fond memories of her.

On April 3, 1937 Clara Elizabeth (Betty) married Sidney Walter GILES, son of Wesley Sherman GILES & Clara PEARSON, in Los Angeles, California. Sidney Walter was born in Manitoba, Canada, on May 20, 1916.

Sidney Walter Giles was the second son of Wesley Sherman Giles and Clara Pearson. At 4 years of age his mother died of throat cancer and his father took Sidney and his younger brother Leonard from Canada to the United States to find work. The oldest child James and baby sister, Audrey were left with relatives in Canada to raise and they took their mother's maiden name of Pearson. When they first came to the United States, they lived in Los Angeles, California with Uncle Jim (Sidney's uncle on his father's side) and Aunt Lil. Growing up without a mother, Sidney and his brother Leonard lived in several boarding houses. First with a Mrs Thurman, and then with Wilma and her family. She was like a mother to the boys, raising them along with her own children. As a young man Sidney worked in the Civilian Conservation Corp (CCC) at Mount Baldy, California, Jackson Hole, Wyoming and finally Red Bluff, California. After meeting Clara Elizabeth Shawhan and marrying on April 3 1937, he started working Packard Bell, as a cabinet refinisher. During WWII, he worked at the shipyards for Cal Ship in Long Beach as a plumber. Because he built war ships and it was considered a defense job he was given a for a time. Eventually he was drafted in the Army. He was inducted at Fort MacArthur in San Pedro and served basic training at Camp Lee, Virginia. His Quartermaster unit was ready to go to China when the ended. This was all in a matter of three months or so. My father's return from the army is one of my most vivid memories. He came in on troop train with hundreds of other soldiers to the Los Angeles train depot. There were mobs of people, hugging and crying and trying to find their loved ones. Sidney then went to work for C.B. VanVorst, a mattress company, driving trucks and retired in 1980 after 35 years. As a small child, I always remember my father working in the garage cars. He was one of those exceptional people that could do anything; fix jewelry, appliances, cars and anything around the house. My always did everything himself and still does to this day. When anything needs repair my father is always called upon by my sister I and now our children and even his neighbors ask for help. He has always been very hard working. My father was also very talented with inventing a solution to any repair problem. My dad loved the beach, and I remember many a trip to Huntington Beach. He also loved to hunt and fish. I did not go on his hunting trips but did lots of trout fishing with my dad and even surf fishing at the ocean. On our yearly summer vacation, our camp site was the envy of everyone around. My father would build us a wash basin and anything else we needed to our camp life comfortable. People would come to see our camp site and marvel at all the ingenuity he had applied. My father is a wonderful gardener. His garden has always been very beautiful. The roses are exceptional and he enjoys puttering around as I do. He also enjoys growing tomatoes, lemons and different herbs. Recently, to the whole family's dismay, he had to cut down the diseased avocado tree that provided the family and friends with the best avocados around for thirty some odd years. My father has rescued many a sickly plant from my yard and taken it home and nursed it into a healthy thriving specimen. He really has a green thumb, mine is a few shades lighter!! Everything in his garden has always been very neat and tidy, no weeds hanging around!! Since my mothers death, my father has lived alone. has lots of friends and still belongs to a couple of senior citizen groups that he and mom had joined in retirement. He takes care of his home and yard himself at age 83. Still doing most of all the repairs and maintenance on his car and house. His house is spotless, yard always well manicured, and he is a wonderful cook, especially with bakery goods. The ladies in club always want my father to bake or some other goody for their functions. This is another thing my father and I enjoy together, cooking. Sometimes when we are visiting together we have baking contests with pies and we also try new out on the rest of the family. We have lots of fun together; my visits my husband and I a couple of times a year. And I try to go to L.A. as often as I can. We all get together for the major holidays for the last seven years have spent a family vacation together each summer.

They had the following children:
	1049	i.	Juliann Elizabeth (1939-)
	1050	ii.	Patricia Ruth (1944-)

Family of Ruth CALDWELL (477) & Dr. Mark FOSTER

778. James FOSTER (Ruth CALDWELL8, Henry Clay (Harry)7, Sarah Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). James was born about 1930.

About 1951 James married Diane. Diane was born about 1930.

They had the following children:
		i.	Jeffrey.
		ii.	Justin.
		iii.	Joshua.

779. Thomas FOSTER (Ruth CALDWELL8, Henry Clay (Harry)7, Sarah Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Thomas was born about 1934.

Children:
		i.	Kim.
		ii.	Carolyn.
		iii.	Christina.

Family of Hazel CALDWELL (478) & James GLENN

780. Janice Marlene GLENN (Hazel CALDWELL8, George Raymond7, Sarah Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Janice Marlene was born in near Idana, Kansas, on September 22, 1933.

On October 24, 1954 Janice Marlene married Bobby GIBSON, in Kansas. Bobby was born in California on September 5, 1932.

They had one child:
	1051	i.	Ty Ralph (1957-)

Family of Glen CALDWELL (479) & Esther BERGMEIER

781. Barbara CALDWELL (Glen8, George Raymond7, Sarah Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Barbara was born in Kansas on November 3, 1936.

About 1962 Barbara first married Milton E. SCOTT, in Kansas. Milton E. was born in Kansas. They were divorced.

They had one child:
		i.	James Caldwell. James Caldwell was born in Kansas on March 4, 1965.

On December 24, 1970 Barbara second married H. Paul HAUSCHILD. H. Paul was born about 1935.

782. Lowell Raymond CALDWELL (Glen8, George Raymond7, Sarah Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Lowell Raymond was born in Kansas on July 19, 1939.

On September 12, 1959 Lowell Raymond married Margaret KIEFFER, in Kansas. Margaret was born in Clyde, Kansas, about 1939.

They had the following children:
		i.	Dawn. Dawn was born on January 28, 1961.
		ii.	Debra. Debra was born on July 28, 1962.

783. Judith CALDWELL (Glen8, George Raymond7, Sarah Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Judith was born in Kansas on May 1, 1942.

On June 17, 1962 Judith married Larry FISHER, in Kansas. Larry was born about 1941.

They had the following children:
		i.	Danny Glen. Danny Glen was born in Kansas on July 20, 1963.
			On June 21, 1986 Danny Glen married Shannon SMELSER. Shannon was born about 1965.
		ii.	Kristin Joy. Kristin Joy was born in Kansas on May 4, 1970.

Family of Floyd CALDWELL (480) & Nina BEESON

784. Gary Floyd CALDWELL (Floyd8, George Raymond7, Sarah Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Gary Floyd was born in Kansas on June 22, 1940.

Gary has been sheriff of Clay County, KS for many years.

In 1959 Gary Floyd first married Elaine ELLIOTT, in Kansas. Elaine was born about 1940.

They had the following children:
		i.	Sidney. Sidney was born on April 28, 1960.
		ii.	Christin. Christin was born on June 16, 1964.

Gary Floyd second married Sue COLP.

785. Larry Gene CALDWELL (Floyd8, George Raymond7, Sarah Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Larry Gene was born in Kansas on June 11, 1942.

About 1966 Larry Gene first married Robin MURPHY, in Kansas. Robin was born about 1944.

They had the following children:
		i.	Ronda. Ronda was born on April 27, 1967.
		ii.	Troy. Troy was born on March 30, 1970.

In May 1985 Larry Gene second married Betty BOUNCE.

Larry Gene third married Marsha YENAWINE.

They had one child:
		i.	Jessie. Jessie was born on July 8, 1978.

786. Doyle Lee CALDWELL (Floyd8, George Raymond7, Sarah Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Doyle Lee was born in Kansas on August 1, 1954.

On March 3, 1979 Doyle Lee married Candy MOSEBERG, in Kansas.

They had the following children:
		i.	Jennie Marie. Jennie Marie was born on June 17, 1981.
		ii.	Lacey Elaine. Lacey Elaine was born on December 27, 1983.

Family of Helen CALDWELL (481) & Robert RUNDLE

787. David Charles RUNDLE (Helen CALDWELL8, George Raymond7, Sarah Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). David Charles was born in Kansas on January 14, 1946.

On August 26, 1967 David Charles married LaDonna BALDESTON, in Kansas. LaDonna was born on August 5, 1947.

They had the following children:
		i.	Christopher David. Christopher David was born on April 1, 1971.
		ii.	Ra Nea. Ra Nea was born on May 8, 1973.
		iii.	Shawn. Shawn was born on August 7, 1975.

788. Roberta Joy RUNDLE (Helen CALDWELL8, George Raymond7, Sarah Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Roberta Joy was born in Kansas on March 5, 1948.

On October 2, 1966 Roberta Joy married LeRoy NEWELL. LeRoy was born about 1947.

They had the following children:
		i.	Dennis Lee. Dennis Lee was born on October 12, 1968.
		ii.	Damon Lynn. Damon Lynn was born on March 8, 1974.

Family of Florence CALDWELL (482) & Carl GINGLES

789. Brenda Pearl GINGLES (Florence CALDWELL8, George Raymond7, Sarah Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Brenda Pearl was born in Kansas on June 26, 1946.

Brenda's second husband, Frank Frey, adopted her two children from
first marriage.

In May 1965 Brenda Pearl first married BERGMAN, in Kansas.  was born about 1944.

They had the following children:
		i.	Delyn A. BERGMAN. Delyn A. BERGMAN was born on June 7, 1968.
		ii.	Connie Joe BERGMAN. Connie Joe BERGMAN was born on March 25, 1974.

On January 10, 1982 Brenda Pearl second married Frank FREY, in Kansas. Frank was born about 1946.

Family of George Raymond CALDWELL Jr. (483) & Marjorie Arlene BOWERSOX

790. Allen Lynn CALDWELL (George Raymond8, George Raymond7, Sarah Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Allen Lynn was born in 1947.

About 1970 Allen Lynn first married Paulette HUGHES. Paulette was born about 1948.

They had one child:
		i.	Lucretia. Lucretia was born on November 12, 1971.

About 1976 Allen Lynn second married Joyce Marie FOWLER. Joyce Marie was born in Corsicana, Texas, on January 23, 1956.

They had the following children:
		i.	Crystal Raylene. Crystal Raylene was born in Rupert, ID, on September 1, 1977.
		ii.	Donald Anthony "Digger". Donald Anthony "Digger" was born in Town Falls, ID, on April 24, 1981.
		iii.	Dallas Troy. Dallas Troy was born in Burley, ID, on November 27, 1985.

791. Barry Kent CALDWELL (George Raymond8, George Raymond7, Sarah Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Barry Kent was born about 1950.

On February 14, 1982 Barry Kent married Brenda Lee YOUNG. Brenda Lee was born about 1960.

They had one child:
		i.	Amber Dawn. Amber Dawn was born on November 30, 1982.

Family of Jessie Lysle BARCLAY (484) & Albert JAMES

792. Veryl Richard JAMES (Jessie Lysle BARCLAY8, Adeline (Addie) Shawhan CALDWELL7, Sarah Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Veryl Richard was born in Kansas on September 12, 1936.

Veryl and Carol live on a farm in Exeter Twp., Clay County, KS; they
took over the farm after Veryl's father died. Carol has also worked
for the C & W Rural Electric Co. as a cashier. The community they
in is called "Ladysmith".

On May 4, 1963 Veryl Richard married Carol Ann HEDLIND. Carol Ann was born on June 30, 1940.

They had the following children:
		i.	Derek Richard. Derek Richard was born in Kansas on April 26, 1965.
			A graduate of Kansas State Univ., Derek is a fulltime farmer in
			Twp., KS.

			On September 5, 1998 Derek Richard married Kara May BILLHYMER. Kara May was born about 1975.
		ii.	Andrew Lysle. Andrew Lysle was born in Kansas on October 26, 1969.
			Andrew is an accountant for a computer programming company in
			Park, KS.

793. Alice Jane JAMES (Jessie Lysle BARCLAY8, Adeline (Addie) Shawhan CALDWELL7, Sarah Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Alice Jane was born in Kansas on October 1, 1941.

On August 30, 1963 Alice Jane married Leland Oscar OHLDE. Leland Oscar was born on April 8, 1941.

They had the following children:
		i.	Rebecca Lea. Rebecca Lea was born on June 22, 1964.
		ii.	Susan Marie. Susan Marie was born on February 6, 1966.

Family of Dorothy Gertrude DODSON (485) & Howard Dale GERARDY

794. Robert Dodson GERARDY (Dorothy Gertrude DODSON8, Della May CALDWELL7, Sarah Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Robert Dodson was born in Clay Center, Kansas, on October 27, 1942.

Robert graduated from Kansas State and spent his working years in the
trucking industry at Kansas City, MO. He also retains a farming
interest in land in Clay County, KS.

On June 18, 1966 Robert Dodson married Georgia HARMONY, in Kansas. Georgia was born about 1945.

Georgia has worked for TWA for many years.

They had the following children:
		i.	Scott Robert. Scott Robert was born in Kansas on August 5, 1968.
			Scott works for Social Security in Kansas City.

		ii.	Steven Dale. Steven Dale was born in Kansas on September 4, 1974.
			Steven graduated from the University of Missouri at Kansas City in
			1997.

795. Marc Edward GERARDY (Dorothy Gertrude DODSON8, Della May CALDWELL7, Sarah Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Marc Edward was born in Kansas on April 18, 1947.

On August 23, 1969 Marc Edward married Deanna ADAMS, in Kansas. Deanna was born about 1948.

They had the following children:
	1052	i.	Gina Marie (1974-)
		ii.	Jill Suzanne. Jill Suzanne was born in Kansas on May 29, 1977.

Family of Charles Merrill DODSON (486) & Charlotte Andree BERGSTROM

796. Charles Bertus "Chuck" DODSON (Charles Merrill8, Della May CALDWELL7, Sarah Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Charles Bertus "Chuck" was born in Clay Center, Kansas, on December 21, 1945.

Chuck attended McPhail School of Music in Minneapolis and
received his degree in music from Mankato State University. He then
spent three years in the Army with the Fifth Army Band. Upon his
discharge he returned to Mankato and received his masters degree. He
presently teaches music at Forest Lake, MN.

On January 14, 1967 Charles Bertus "Chuck" married Marlene PEDERSON. Marlene was born on October 5, 1946.

Marlene is a nurse.

They had the following children:
		i.	Brent Allan. Brent Allan was born on March 30, 1974.
		ii.	Chad Edward. Chad Edward was born on December 4, 1975.

797. Marilyn Diane DODSON (Charles Merrill8, Della May CALDWELL7, Sarah Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Marilyn Diane was born in Clay Center, Kansas, on June 22, 1949.

Marilyn graduated from Hamline University in St. Paul in 1971 and
received her Masters from Luther Seminary in 1996. She works with
youth in the Episcopal Church in the Minnetonka, MN locale.

On June 24, 1972 Marilyn Diane married John SUNDELL, in Kansas. John was born on August 8, 1951.

John has his own insurance agency in Minnesota.

They had the following children:
		i.	Eric John. Eric John was born in MN on May 5, 1975.
		ii.	Jessica Erin. Jessica Erin was born in MN on December 12, 1977.

Family of Lemuel Howard WILCOX (487) & Hannah Jane SMITH

798. Lemuel Howard WILCOX (Lemuel Howard8, Jessie May DUNCAN7, Nancy PATTERSON6, Agnes WILLIAMS5, Agnes (Nancy) SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Lemuel Howard was born in Wilkinsburg, Pennsylvania., on November 25, 1918.

On February 8, 1947 Lemuel Howard married Charlotte Elizabeth MEYER, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Charlotte Elizabeth was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania., on February 3, 1920.

They had the following children:
	1053	i.	Elizabeth Anne (1947-)
		ii.	Charlotte Lynn. Charlotte Lynn was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania., on April 29, 1952.
			Charlotte Lynn married James MINNICK. James was born on November 6, 1937. James died in West Virginia, in 1990; he was 52.
	1054	iii.	Jessie Bertha (1954-)

799. Charles Smith WILCOX (Lemuel Howard8, Jessie May DUNCAN7, Nancy PATTERSON6, Agnes WILLIAMS5, Agnes (Nancy) SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Charles Smith was born on May 9, 1921.

Charles Smith married Anna GIMPEL.

They had the following children:
		i.	Janet Louise.
		ii.	Barbara Jane.
		iii.	Charles Smith.

800. Matilda Jane WILCOX (Lemuel Howard8, Jessie May DUNCAN7, Nancy PATTERSON6, Agnes WILLIAMS5, Agnes (Nancy) SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Matilda Jane was born in Wilkinsburg, Pennsylvania., on August 11, 1923.

Matilda Jane married Richard MONCRIEF.

They had the following children:
		i.	Judith.
		ii.	Susan.
		iii.	Richard.

801. Nathaniel Duncan WILCOX (Lemuel Howard8, Jessie May DUNCAN7, Nancy PATTERSON6, Agnes WILLIAMS5, Agnes (Nancy) SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Nathaniel Duncan married Marjorie WADDELL.

They had the following children:
		i.	Duncan.
	1055	ii.	Geoffrey Howard
		iii.	Louise.
		iv.	Elizabeth.

Family of Margaret Lucretia JONES (488) & John GENTLE

802. John Ed "Fielding" GENTLE (Margaret Lucretia JONES8, Loucetta DOWNING7, Margaret Ann READING6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

John Ed "Fielding" married Goldie BRADFORD.

They had the following children:
		i.	1 daughter.
		ii.	2 daughter.

803. Susan Lucretia GENTLE (Margaret Lucretia JONES8, Loucetta DOWNING7, Margaret Ann READING6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Susan Lucretia married Mert LEMONS.

They had the following children:
		i.	James.
		ii.	David.
		iii.	Ramond.
		iv.	Jean.
		v.	Clarence.
		vi.	Betty.

Family of William Casey JONES (489) & Carrie E. BUTLER

804. Carl JONES (William Casey8, Loucetta DOWNING7, Margaret Ann READING6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Carl married Lola DANIELS.

They had one child:
		i.	son.

Family of Mary Missouri JONES (490) & Jules SIMPSON

805. Anne Mary SIMPSON (Mary Missouri JONES8, Loucetta DOWNING7, Margaret Ann READING6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Anne Mary married Sam ATKINSON.

They had the following children:
		i.	Mary Eunice.
		ii.	Jennie Sue.

Family of Susan Rebecca JONES (493) & Abe Link WILLIAMSON

806. Ivan Pierce WILLIAMSON (Susan Rebecca JONES8, Loucetta DOWNING7, Margaret Ann READING6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Ivan Pierce first married Mamie WICKLESS.

They had the following children:
		i.	1 son.
		ii.	2 son.

Ivan Pierce second married Dell.

807. Rose WILLIAMSON (Susan Rebecca JONES8, Loucetta DOWNING7, Margaret Ann READING6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Rose married Jimmie HANSON.

They had the following children:
		i.	1 son.
		ii.	2 son.

Family of Grace DOWNING (496) & Carson HEDGES

808. Lena HEDGES (Grace DOWNING8, Joseph Columbus7, Margaret Ann READING6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Lena married Warren F. LUTZ. Occupation: General Comptroller for General Motors Corp.

Research: The family moved several times with Warren Lutz's job.  First to Australia, then Japan, and finally (as of NDN's history), Scarsdale, New York.  {NDN, p. 55}

They had the following children:
		i.	Nedra. Education: Graduated University of Michigan.
			Nedra married Martin.
		ii.	Darrel.
			Research: Student at Howe Inst. in 1941.  Served in World War II.  {NDN, p. 55}

Family of Mary DOWNING (498) & Roi Scarborough WOOD Sr.

809. Roi Scarborough WOOD Jr. (Mary DOWNING8, Thomas Jefferson7, Margaret Ann READING6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Roi Scarborough was born in New London, Ralls County, Missouri, on December 18, 1904.

On October 30, 1926 Roi Scarborough married Ada Lee EDWARDS, daughter of B. S. EDWARDS & Iola Queer CLARK, in St. Louis, Missouri.

They had one child:
		i.	Virginia Jean. Virginia Jean was born in Wright City, Missouri, on June 5, 1929.

Family of Blanche Pearle DUVEL (501) & Frederick Crum DUVEL

810. Pearl DUVEL (Blanche Pearle8, Nancy Minta DOWNING7, Margaret Ann READING6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Pearl married William WATTS.

They had the following children:
		i.	Mary Blanche.
		ii.	John Will.
			John Will married .

Family of Florence Hannah DUVEL (504) & John B. BECK

811. George BECK (Florence Hannah DUVEL8, Nancy Minta DOWNING7, Margaret Ann READING6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

George married .

They had one child:
		i.	child.

Family of James Lee READING (508) & Ethel Creacy WISEMAN

812. Eulalie “Eula Lee” READING (James Lee8, James Lafayette7, John Shannon6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Eulalie “Eula Lee” was born on September 5, 1905.

On May 12, 1928 Eulalie “Eula Lee” married William Pearson HALEY. William Pearson was born on September 25, 1904. Resided in Louisiana, Pike County, Missouri. Occupation: Mayor, Louisiana, Missouri (1974).

They had one child:
		i.	Eula Ray. Eula Ray was born in 1932.

813. LTC John William READING (James Lee8, James Lafayette7, John Shannon6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John William was born on April 13, 1913.

John William married Margaret “Maggie” UNSELL, daughter of Henry Tate UNSELL & Isabelle “Belle” LITER.

They had the following children:
		i.	Isabelle.
			Isabelle married Fred STARK.
		ii.	Joseph.

Family of Nancy Ann PENIX (510) & Dr. Joseph Peter GORDON

814. Cynthia B. GORDON (Nancy Ann PENIX8, Cynthia Ann READING7, John Shannon6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Cynthia B. was born on June 28, 1893.

On August 25, 1915 Cynthia B. married William W. LINDSAY.

They had one child:
		i.	Janet Gordon. Janet Gordon was born on April 18, 1918.

Family of John Will RULE (511) & Emma FISHBACK

815. Edward RULE (John Will8, Narcissus Tippett READING7, John Shannon6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Edward married Ruby HATCHER.

They had the following children:
		i.	Beverly. Beverly died in died young.
		ii.	Esther.
			Esther married CALDWELL.

Family of Joseph Taylor REYNOLDS (513) & Mabel CARTER

816. Ethel Elizabeth REYNOLDS (Joseph Taylor8, Mary Elizabeth DOWNING7, Nancy READING6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Ethel Elizabeth married Fred George BOWLING.

They had one child:
		i.	Kayleene.
			Kayleene married LOWE.

Family of John Rennie READING (520) & Nawasa ODELL

817. LTC Renny Odell READING (John Rennie8, John Thomas7, William "Billie"6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Renny Odell was born in Pike County, Missouri, on June 16, 1924.

Renny Odell married Jemmy Lee HINTON. Resided in Florida in 1972.

They had the following children:
		i.	Eva Lee. Eva Lee was born on November 24, 1943.
			Eva Lee married John BARTON.
	1056	ii.	Marsha Kay

Family of Nathaniel “Nat” READING (525) & Helen RODGER

818. Nathaniel William READING (Nathaniel “Nat”8, George Washington7, William "Billie"6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Nathaniel William was born on November 3, 1931.

Nathaniel William married Marge DICKMAN.

They had the following children:
		i.	Ronda Ruth. Ronda Ruth was born in 1951.
	1057	ii.	Arbie Ann (1933-)
	1058	iii.	George Rodger (1937-)

Family of William Beaman READING (526) & Marjorie JOHNSON

819. Billy Beaman READING Jr. (William Beaman8, George Washington7, William "Billie"6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Billy Beaman was born on March 5, 1940.

Billy Beaman first married Mary Moss WRIGHT.

In 1969 Billy Beaman second married Mary RODRIGUEZ.

They had one child:
		i.	Billy Beaman. Billy Beaman was born on December 18, 1971.

820. James “Jim” Harold READING (William Beaman8, George Washington7, William "Billie"6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). James “Jim” Harold was born on April 2, 1946.

On January 29, 1963 James “Jim” Harold married Kay STARK, daughter of Robert STARK & Eva Grace WILSON.

They had the following children:
		i.	Kay. Kay was born on June 5, 1966.
		ii.	Timothy James. Timothy James was born in November 1971.

821. Candace Sue READING (William Beaman8, George Washington7, William "Billie"6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Candace Sue was born on September 16, 1948.

Candace Sue married Robert THORNTON, son of Paul THORNTON.

They had one child:
		i.	Jeffrey Aron.

Family of Victoria Elizabeth READING (527) & Jeff Davis “J. D.” McCUNE

822. Jeff Reading “J. R.” McCUNE (Victoria Elizabeth READING8, George Washington7, William "Billie"6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Jeff Reading “J. R.” was born in Hannibal, Missouri, on April 11, 1937. Jeff Reading “J. R.” died in Curryville, Pike County, Missouri, on January 28, 1998; he was 60. Jeff Reading “J. R.” was buried in Curryville Cemetery, Curryville, Missouri, on January 31, 1998; he was 60.

Funeral services for J., R. McCune, 60, of Frankford were held Jan. 31, 2 P.M. at the Presbyterian Church in Frankford. Rev. R. Wayne Dismuke and Rev. Jim Williams officiated.  Burial was in the Curryville Cemetery.

Mr. McCune died at 9:15 p.m. Jan. 28, 1998 at his home.

He was born April 11, 1937 in Hannibal to J. D. and Elizabeth Reading McCune.

He married Mary Gladys Dismuke, Aug. 15, 1964 at the Curryville Baptist Church. She survives.

Other survivors include his parents; three children, Robin McCune of Richmond, Va., Dawne Trokey of Penton and Jeff McCune of St- Louis; a brother, Tapley McCune of Bowling Green and two grandchildren, Tara McCune Parker of Richmond, Virg. and Ethan Trokey of Fenton.

Mr. McCune was committed to his church and family, and became an elder in the Curryville Presbyterian Church in 1957. In 1958 he became a member in the Masonic Order. He was a 1955 graduate of Bowling Green High School. 

His interests were agriculture and baseball. He farmed the McCune Valley Farms and served 32 years on the ASCS committee and served on the Board -of Directors at Pike County Mutual Insurance Company.. He also was involved with the Khory League baseball organization for 12 years and remained a St. Louis Cardinals baseball fan.

He served as moderator for the Missouri Union Presbyterian Church in 1982 and represented the Presbytery as Commissioner to the General Assembly Presbyterian Church USA.

Visitation was held from 4-8 p.m.. Jan. 30 at the Frankford Presbyterian Church.

Memorials may be made to the church or the Pike County Hospice.

Mudd-Veach Funeral Home was in charge of the arrangements.

On August 15, 1964 Jeff Reading “J. R.” married Mary Gladys DISMUKE, in Curryville, Missouri, Baptist Church.

They had the following children:
	1059	i.	Robin Marie (1966-)
	1060	ii.	Dawne Michelle (1968-)
		iii.	Jeff Thomas. Jeff Thomas was born on August 7, 1971.

823. Tapley McCUNE (Victoria Elizabeth READING8, George Washington7, William "Billie"6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Tapley was born on December 7, 1938.

On March 29, 1959 Tapley married Charlene Carter DAVIS.

They had the following children:
		i.	Margaret Elizabeth. Margaret Elizabeth was born on April 10, 1960.
		ii.	Nancy Lynn. Nancy Lynn was born on January 1, 1964.
		iii.	Victoria Carter. Victoria Carter was born on August 24, 1966.

Family of Archie Pearl SMITH (529) & Maude LAIRD

824. Nadene SMITH (Archie Pearl8, John Thomas “Squire”7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Nadene was born on June 27, 1905.

Nadene first married John BANCROFT.

They had one child:
		i.	William Pearl.

Nadene second married Mr. HOWARD.

825. Irene SMITH (Archie Pearl8, John Thomas “Squire”7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Irene was born on June 27, 1905.

Irene married Jewel GREGG.

They had one child:
		i.	Richard P. Smith.

Family of Sallie Jackson SMITH (530) & Mason BRANSTETTER

826. Eunice BRANSTETTER (Sallie Jackson SMITH8, John Thomas “Squire”7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Eunice was born on April 3, 1900.

On November 23, 1916 Eunice married Edward MEDARIS.

They had the following children:
		i.	Mason.
			Mason first married . They were divorced.
			On April 17, 1945 Mason second married Mary PECOLA.
	1061	ii.	Vivian (1919-)
	1062	iii.	Dymple (1922-)

827. Floyd Mason BRANSTETTER (Sallie Jackson SMITH8, John Thomas “Squire”7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Floyd Mason was born on July 23, 1902.

On April 6, 1923 Floyd Mason married Emma DORSTEN.

They had the following children:
		i.	Floyd. Floyd was born on March 7, 1925. Floyd died on July 13, 1927; he was 2.
		ii.	Fred B. Fred B. was born on September 15, 1928.
			Research: The Son of Lloyd (9) Branstetter, named Fred (10) Branstetter, was drafted into the Army in 1950. and in the winter of 1951 was stationed at Camp Chaffee Arkansas. One of his bunkmates was another Missouri boy, the son of Leslie and Eunice Chandler, Paul Chandler. These two boys had never met and had never even heard of each other. It seems that Fred mentioned the fact that his dad had cousin who was a General, and Paul mentioned that HIS father had a cousin who was a General. Imagine their surprise when they discovered that they were each one equally related to the same General, who is Brigadier General Rex Chandler (9).
			
			These two draftees become buddies and chummed around together until Fred received a medical discharge for having a bad kidney which was removed at the Veteran's Hospital in St. Louis in April, 1951. Fred graduated in June 1950 from Washington University In St. Louis, a major in chemical engineering, and Paul was a student at Missouri University when he was drafted, where he commuted between his father's home In Middletown, Mo., to Columbia, Mo., in his own plane whenever he felt he could spare the time. Fred's first job after graduation was with a chemical dye company in Buffalo, N. Y., at the east end of Lake Erie, and his grandfather Drosten had given him a car for a graduation present. Fred arrived at our house in Geneva-on-the-Lake, Ohio, driving his first car, on his way to take over his first job, very happy and proud. He stayed a couple of days, and then during the summer drove down from Buffalo over week ends, because Fred became interested In Carl G. "Duff" (10) Madsen, Jr., who had just graduated in pre-med from Princeton University and was preparing to enter Ohio State Medical College for the next four years.  Fred also became intrigued with the beach along Lake erie, and all the people on summer vacation from all over the country, and in watching Mayor carl G. Madsen, Sr., hold court at the Town Hall, known as the Gripe Center.  It was all new to him, and Fred liked everybody he met and was well liked in return.”185

		iii.	Shirley. Shirley was born on September 28, 1932.
		iv.	Sally. Sally was born on March 9, 1934.

828. Mancell Pearl BRANSTETTER (Sallie Jackson SMITH8, John Thomas “Squire”7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Mancell Pearl was born on September 12, 1908.

On July 17, 1938 Mancell Pearl married Zela BRADER.

They had one child:
		i.	Zoe Ann. Zoe Ann was born on September 27, 1942.

Family of Margaret Melvina SMITH (531) & Oscar William CHANDLER

829. Rex Eugene CHANDLER (Margaret Melvina SMITH8, John Thomas “Squire”7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Rex Eugene was born in Pike County, Missouri, on June 24, 1901. Rex Eugene died in Ft. Sam Houston, Texas, on September 6, 1964; he was 63. Rex Eugene was buried in Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery, Ft. Sam Houston, Texas.

On June 10, 1925 Rex Eugene married Ann PAGE, in San Antonio, Texas.

They had the following children:
		i.	Rex E. Rex E. was born in West Point, New York, in May 1926. Rex E. died in February 1929; he was 2. Rex E. was buried in West Point, New York.
	1063	ii.	Robert Page (1929-)
	1064	iii.	Ann Page (1931-)

830. Isobel Frances CHANDLER (Margaret Melvina SMITH8, John Thomas “Squire”7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Isobel Frances was born in Frankford, Pike County, Missouri, on December 2, 1903. Isobel Frances died in Geneva, Ohio, in September 1971; she was 67.

Training Record:
Grade School:  Slater, Mo. and Bowling Green, Mo.
High School:  Niles, Ohio
College:  Kent State University, Ohio, art major
State Life Certificate, Ohio, Mo.
University of California, Los Angeles, 1942, Government, Economics
University of Florida, St. Petersburg High School Building, 1943, Engineering and Blueprint tracing (War course).

Teaching record:
1923-1928:  Wood St. School, Youngstown, Ohio, Arts and Crafts, Americanization classes and fifth grade subjects.

July 9, 1927, married Carl G. Madesn of Litchfield, Minnesota, in the Episcopal Church, Revenna, Ohio, while attending summer school at Kent State University, Kent, Ohio.  Resigned from teaching March, 1928, because married women were not allowed to teach at that time.

December 9, 1928, first son, Carl G. Madsen II, was born in the City Hospital, Warren, Ohio.

From 1928 on, taught as a substitute teacher…Warren Ohio City Schools at irregular intervals, in grade and Junior High.

During war years (World War II) taught art as a special subject in the Sunshine School, Pass-a-Grille, Florida.  This school was directly across from Isobel's house on 24th street.

April 6, 1945, second son born, Neale (Kris) Christian, St. Anthony's Hospital, St. Petersburg, Florida.

Fall term, Lake Eirie College, Painesville, Ohio, Child Psychology, Genetics, 1949.

Norton School of Art, West Palm Beach, Florida, (Palm Beach Art Institute) studied under the following teachers (1954-1959):  William Thon, Dong Kingman, Edgar Whitney, Frank Reilly, Bruce Mitchell, David Frendenthal.

Ashtabula Fine Arts Center, Ashtabula, Ohio (1957-1962), studied sculptoring and ceramics under Thano Johnson, Walter Sinz, Roger Mack (Cleveland School of Art, director Toshiko Takaozu), Tony Carao, Joanne Kodonno.

Member as of 1962, Ashtabula County Historical Society; Palm Beach Art Institute (past member of Bo?a ?aten Art Club, Youngstown Art Alliance, Mahoning Valley Society of Painters; First Presbyterian Church, Warren, Ohio), Butler Art Museum Exhibitors, Palm Beach Art Exhibitors; St. Petersburg, exhibited art, and was director of Finance of the St. Petersburg Art Museum for one term; Santa Monica Art Club, 1941-42.  Geneva, Ohio, PTA; Riviera Beach, Florida, PTA.

Worked summers in husband's donut shop in Geneva-on-the-Lake, Ohio, 1938-1945, 1948-1962, etc., as one-half manager, social security rating.  Worked two winters in St. Petersburg, Florida, donut shop owned jointly by Carl Madsen and Charles Baum, 1942-1944, closed because of rationing.   (Isobel Chandler Madsen, "SHAWHAN/SMITH/CHANDLER/MADSEN Genealogy" [1962 update], pp. 52-53).
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It was reading Isobel  Chandler Madsen's  chronicle of the Shawhan and Smith families that peaked my interest in taking up the task of bringing the family history up to date for my generation.  Her genealogical monograph "SHAWHAN, SMITH, CHANDLER, MADSEN" (1699-1951) has been an invaluable resource in compiling this version of the SHAWHAN/SMITH family history.  {REF}

I am not sure whether the Isobel Chandler listed in the Social Security Death Records list is the same as our Isobel.  However, the information fits her very well.  The information is as follows:  b. 02 Dec 1903, d. Sep. 1971, Ohio, Zip Code 44041, SSN 279-16-0551.  {REF}

On July 9, 1927 Isobel Frances married Carl G. MADSEN, son of Soren MADSEN & Sophia Ann, in Ravenna, Ohio. Carl G. was born in Litchfield, Minnesota, on August 1, 1907.

Carl George Madsen was born August 1, 1907, Litchfield, Minnesota, youngestof three sons of Soren and Sophia Ann Madsen, who came to live in Litchfield, bring with them two older sons, Clav and Aage Madsen, born to them in Kalenborg, Denmark.  Carl attended grade school in Litchfield, Minn., and in Aslov, Minn., where he lived with an aunt and uncle (William from Denmark) Madsen, after his mother died.  His father was a contractor and builder, and cabinet-maker by trade.  He built schools and churches in and around Litchfield and Chicago.  Carl attended High School in Litchfield, Minn.  After graduation he went to live near his father in Chicago.  Clav Madsen attended the University of illinois, and was a graduate architect.  Aage attended the University of Minnesota and graduated as an agriculture major.  Carl worked for Pillsbury Flour Mills, Kresge Co., Densens Milk Co., and Madsen Donut Shop.  He was elected Mayor of the village of Geneva-on-the-Lake and served two terms, not choosing to run for a third.  He owned and operated a commercial fishing boat that he owned in Base-a-Grille, Florida, in the wintertime while operating the donut shop in the summer.  He was Captain of dea-sea charter boat “Okeh” owned by Capt. Frank Sauer, Rivera Beach, Florida, for three winters.  Hobbies are Hydrology, Meterology, Securities market, antique furniture refinishing.  His character is one of tolerance and cheerfulness and gregariousness, combined with complete integrity and attention to details.  Self-educated after high school, proving that experience is the best teacher.186

They had the following children:
	1065	i.	Carl G. (1928-)
		ii.	Neal Christian. Neal Christian was born in St. Petersburg, Florida, on April 6, 1945.

831. Oscar William CHANDLER (Margaret Melvina SMITH8, John Thomas “Squire”7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Oscar William was born in Slater, Saline County, Missouri, on February 20, 1913. Oscar William died in Kailua,, Hawaii, on February 8, 1998; he was 84.

"Husky" graduated from the University of Oklahoma and while there was a noted champion diver on their swim team.  He later was in the Army and trained in the Colorado Rocky Mountains.  He was an officer in the Ski unit and fought in WWII in the Italian Alps. He was an architect and home builder and later worked as an appraiser for (FHA?) in Tulsa, Oklahoma and then in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

Oscar William "Husky" Chandler, Jr. and Alpha Dolly "Doll" Morris are both buried at Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
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From William T. Chandler letter (dated July 4, 2000):
“My grandfather Oscar William Chandler, Jr. died in February of 1999 from complications from prostate cancer.  I was one of the pall bearers.He was a First Lieutenant in the US Army during WWII with the 10th Mountain Division.   He even received the silver star for one incident where he captured a German squad who had his unit under fire.  You may already have that information.”

On April 17, 1937 Oscar William married Alpha Dolly MORRIS, daughter of Robert Walter MORRIS (January 7, 1885-March 7, 1965) & Delia MOORE (February 21, 1895-October 15, 1986), in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Alpha Dolly was born in Oklahoma on January 5, 1914. Alpha Dolly died in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, on March 4, 1987; she was 73.

From William T. Chandler letter (dated July 4, 2000):
“My grandmother is Alpha Dolly Morris.  She retired from the IRS due to emphysema.   She died back in the early 80's due to complications from her emphysema.  They lived in Tulsa and Oklahoma City most of their married life.”

They had the following children:
	1066	i.	Robert Grant (1938-)
	1067	ii.	Larry Dale (1941-)
	1068	iii.	William Morris (1947-)

Family of Edith Mae SMITH (532) & General F. HAMLETT

832. Wayne HAMLETT (Edith Mae SMITH8, John Thomas “Squire”7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Wayne was born on January 30, 1912. Wayne died in Glen Lake, Minnesota, in 1961; he was 48.

Wayne married Laverne McIVOR. Laverne was born on August 7, 1911. Laverne died on November 23, 1981; she was 70.

They had one child:
	1069	i.	Dayle (1934-)

833. John Phillip HAMLETT (Edith Mae SMITH8, John Thomas “Squire”7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John Phillip was born on October 4, 1913. John Phillip died on September 8, 1982; he was 68.

Married and had four girls and two boys.

John Phillip married Virgie.

They had the following children:
		i.	Phyllis.
		ii.	Joann.
		iii.	Suzette.
		iv.	LaRea.
		v.	John Phillip.

834. Jefferson Edward HAMLETT (Edith Mae SMITH8, John Thomas “Squire”7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Jefferson Edward was born on June 24, 1916. Jefferson Edward died on March 5, 1975; he was 58.

Lived in Los Angeles, California.  Married and had four boys and one girl.

Jefferson Edward married Roberta Lorraine SMITH. Roberta Lorraine was born in 1914. Roberta Lorraine died in 1977; she was 63.

They had the following children:
	1070	i.	Dennis Edward (1943-)
		ii.	Michael Leroy. Michael Leroy was born on January 15, 1946.
		iii.	Patrick William. Patrick William was born on January 15, 1946.
	1071	iv.	Kathleen Ann (1940-)
		v.	Timothy Paul. Timothy Paul was born on July 11, 1947.

835. Paul Richard HAMLETT (Edith Mae SMITH8, John Thomas “Squire”7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Paul Richard was born on August 17, 1922. Paul Richard died in Hennepin, Minnesota, on October 7, 1999; he was 77.

Paul Richard married Dorothy GORSKI. Dorothy was born on December 20, 1922. Dorothy died in Hennepin, Minnesota, on September 4, 1999; she was 76.

They had one child:
	1072	i.	Cheryle

836. Betty HAMLETT (Edith Mae SMITH8, John Thomas “Squire”7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Betty was born on September 24, 1926.

On March 2, 1946 Betty first married Holmes TYRRELL. Holmes was born on October 28, 1921. Holmes died in Columbia, Missouri, on July 7, 1990; he was 68.

They had the following children:
	1073	i.	Patie Edith (1948-)
		ii.	Holmes A. Holmes A. was born in Missouri on January 2, 1952. Resided in Bridgeton, Missouri.
	1074	iii.	Bettye Alice (1953-)

On June 24, 1973 Betty second married Salvatore “Sam” LAROCCA. Salvatore “Sam” was born in Sicily on August 25, 1912.

Family of John Francis SMITH (533) & Ina Mae McDONALD

837. John Francis SMITH Jr. (John Francis8, John Thomas “Squire”7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John Francis was born in East St. Louis, Illinois, on September 30, 1913. John Francis died in Zavalla, Angelina, Texas, in November 1986; he was 73.

John Francis married Edna Earl GREEN, daughter of William Butler GREEN & Obie Jeanette FRANCE. Edna Earl was born in Mayfield, Graves County, Kentucky, on November 16, 1920. Edna Earl died in Zavalla, Angelina, Texas, in June 1994; she was 73.

They had the following children:
		i.	John William. John William was born in 1940.
			Research: Known as "Billie."

		ii.	Bobbie. Bobbie was born on June 26, 1943.

838. Archie Pearl SMITH (John Francis8, John Thomas “Squire”7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Archie Pearl was born in East St. Louis, Illinois, on September 13, 1921. Archie Pearl died in Cahokia, Illinois, on October 13, 1968; he was 47. Archie Pearl was buried in Valhalla Burial Park, St. Clair County, Belleville, Illinois.

Archie Pearl married Vivian DAVIS. Vivian was born on May 16, 1928. Vivian died on January 14, 1973; she was 44. Vivian was buried in Valhalla Burial Park, St. Clair County, Belleville, Illinois.

They had the following children:
		i.	Dennis. Dennis was born on March 17, 1945. Dennis died in California on March 9, 1969; he was 23. Dennis was buried in Valhalla Burial Park, St. Clair County, Belleville, Illinois.
		ii.	Diane.

839. Margaret Louisa SMITH (John Francis8, John Thomas “Squire”7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Margaret Louisa was born in East St. Louis, Illinois, on August 30, 1924. Occupation: Housewife. Education: High School.

On September 5, 1942 Margaret Louisa first married John Virgil FRANCIS, son of German Jewish WWI Pilot & Deva Jerene BROADBENT (August 24, 1892-November 20, 1989), in St. Charles, Missouri. John Virgil was born in St. Louis, Missouri, on July 1, 1915. Occupation: Retired. Education: High School. Religion: Evangelical Christian. They were divorced in 1952.

Stories by John Francis:

March 7-10, 1999:  Dad tells many stories about his childhood and adulthood that are impossible to verify but, nevertheless, he insists upon as being true.  I will attempt to write these as he tells them without critical analysis.

His Father as a German Jewish Prisoner of War:  The story goes as follows:  Though adopted in 1915 and raised by the Francis family of Frederickstown, Missouri, he was actually born James Robert Broadbent III, the son of a German Jewish World War I pilot and a young woman named “Jerene” or Irene Broadbent.  Jerene is listed on the Bethesda Home for Foundlings (I have a copy of the document), St. Louis, Missouri.  The document lists Jerene Broadbent as his birth-mother and her location as North Dakota.  She was of Lutheran faith.

The story is told that Jerene and the soldier met while on a ship from (port ) to the United States.  They had a romantic interlude and she became pregnant.  She was supposed to be of English heritage and from a wealthy family.

The soldier was taken to Bellville, Illinois, and was interred in a top secret Jewish Concentration Camp.  The reason for the top secret nature of this camp was that such camps were not supposed to exist in World War I.  According to the story, there were five camps of this type in the United States.  When asked how he came by such information, Dad told of a “lawyer” who acquired the information while researching into his family origins.

While in the Home for Foundlings, (then) James Broadbent had a deformity, perhaps a club foot.  The Home routinely killed babies who were infirmed by giving them the “black bottle.”  The Black Bottle was in actuality a poison concoction.  Dad was within three days of being given the “Black Bottle” when he was adopted by the Francis family.

Dad’s reason for claiming that his father was a World War I pilot stems from a recollection that he had at about the age of 4 or 5.  He said that a man landed a bi-plane in his mother’s farm field one day.  The man was dressed in the World War I pilot’s dress, with a scarf and helmet.  He picked dad up and treated him as if he knew him.  The man left some articles of clothing with Mrs. Francis with the instructions to give these to the child.  Dad says that he kept these momentos for many years and was convinced that the man was, in fact, his father.  The momentos were lost when Dad lived in St. Louis, Missouri, and someone broke into the his apartment and stole the trunk where they were stored.

When Dad was 5 or 6 years old, his foster-father killed himself with stricnine (spelling?).  The old man had received an injury when younger and had had a metal plate inplanted in his skull.  One hot day he was outside working in the garden and “went crazy” from the heat of the metal plate upon his skull.  He went inside the house and got some poison and took it.  He gave Dad a last kiss and went out to the barn to milk the cow.  In his crazed condition, the old man tried taking the cow out into the yard and milk it, but the cow would not cooperate.  The poison had had worked its way into him and he was almost gone.  He walked to the porch of the house and collapsed.  About that time a doctor was passing the farm in his buggy.  The doctor got out and ran to the porch.  He checked Mr. Francis and pronounced him dead.  A small amaount of the poison was on dad’s lip--enough that would have killed him had he licked his lips--but the doctor caught it in time and wiped it off.
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Dad’s Family.
My Dad, John Virgil Francis, was born in St. Louis, Missouri, July 1, 1915.  Born James Broadbent, he was an orphan left at the Bethesda Home for Foundlings, St. Louis, Missouri, by his mother Jerene Broadbent.  Jerene was a young woman of 22 when she gave her baby up for adoption.  For many years, very little was known about her other than she was born in North Dakota and was a Lutheran by religion.  In 2000, I found out more about her.  I discovered a “Jerene Broadbent” on the Social Security Death Index and requested her original Social Security application from the Social Security Administration.  I found that she was born in Deva Jerene Broadbent in Dickenson, North Dakota, August 24, 1892 [this perfectly matched the age and place on the Bethesda paperwork!], and died in Tucson, Arizona, November 20, 1989.  Her parents were Jeremiah Broadbent (1856-) and Lula Ann Clark. Searching further, I found a link between Jeremiah Broadbent and William Broadbent* (about 1794-March 13, 1892) and Hannah.  William’s father was Benjamin Broadbent (1765-March 27, 1855) and Sarah Hilton (1770-after 1841). The Broadbents hailed from England, arriving in the American Colonies in the early 1800’s.  The family emigrated to Wisconsin, Iowa, and finally to North Dakota.

[*Please note that the connection between Jeremiah and William Broadbent is, at best, tenuous.  No proof exists except the following notation found in the Latter Day Saints’ International Genealogy Index: Jeremiah Broadbent born in 1856 in Sylvester, Green Co., Wisconsin. Father was William, Mother Hannah LDS Source 446092 page 0028 (this is a proxy baptism and has little info of use).  There is no certainty that this Jeremiah Broadbent is the father of Jerene.  The earlier generations, that of William Broadbent and his father, Benjamin, were sent to me by a fellow SHAWHAN family researcher, Ron Shawhan, from a Borderbund CD, which contains “The Descendants of Benjamin Broadbent.”]

I find it very interesting that all of the Broadbent men plus Dad’s mother (except Jeremiah, for which I do not have death data) lived to a ripe old age: Benjamin, age 90; William, age 98; Jerene, age 97.  As of this writing, my father is 85 years old.  If the averages work out, Dad should live another 10 years.

A letter acquired by Dad in November 1941 provides the basic data from which the Broadbent research was made possible.  The letter reads as follows:

Bethesda General Hospital
St. Louis, Mo.
Nov. 7th, 1941.

To Whom It May Concern

THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT the records of the Bethesda Maternity Home, a Division of the Bethesda General Hospital, at 3651 Vista Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri, show the following information:

Jerene Broadbent age 22 years, of Lutheran faith, from North Dakota, gave birth to a baby on July 1st, 1915 at Bethesda Maternity Home.

The child was called James Broadbent.

On July 2nd, 1915, Jerene Broadbent signed a paper relinquishing all claims to her son James Broadbent.

On December 25th., 1915 this child was taken out for adoption by Mr. & Mrs. John Frances (sic) of Frederickstown, Missouri.

Signed Mabel Norman

Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7th day of November 1941

J. Elise Schroeder
Notary Public in and for the city of St. Louis
State of Missouri

My Commission as Notary Public expires the 17th day of December 1943

Dad was adopted by John A. and Josephine Francis on April 15, 1916.  His Deed of Adoption reads as follows:

This deed made and entered into this 15th day of April, 1916, by and between John A. Francis and Josephine Francis, his wife, of the City of Fredericktown, County of Madison and State of Missouri, parties of the first part, and John Virgil Francis, a minor, of said city, of the other part.

WITNESSETH: That the parties of the first part, in consideration of One ($1.00) Dollar, to them in hand paid, the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, and of the love and affection they bear unto the said John Virgil Francis and for diverse other considerations them thereunto moving, have adopted and hereby do adopted the said John Virgil Francis as and for their child, heir and devisee, under and by virtue of and as is provided by the laws of the State of Missouri relating to the adoption of children.

IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF we have hereunto set our hands and seals the day and year first above written

(signed) John A. Francis
(signed) Josephine Francis

STATE OF MISSOURI
COUNTY OF MADISON

On this 15th day of April, 1916, before me personally appeared John A. Francis and Josephine Francis, to me personally known to be the persons described in and who executed the foregoing instrument, and acknowledged that they executed the same as their free act and deed.

In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and notorial seal, the day and year first above written.

My term expires November 18th, 1916

(Signed) Robert H. Davis
Notary Public

Stories by John Francis:
In a series of interviews with Dad over a period of several years, I have gleaned some interesting information from him. He tells many stories about his childhood and adulthood that are impossible to verify but, nevertheless, he insists upon as being true.  I will attempt to write these as he tells them without critical analysis.

His Father as a German Jewish Prisoner of War:  The story goes as follows:  Though adopted in 1915 and raised by the Francis family of Frederickstown, Missouri, he was actually born James Robert Broadbent III, the son of a German Jewish World War I pilot and a young woman named “Jerene” or Irene Broadbent.  Jerene is listed on the Bethesda Home for Foundlings (I have a copy of the document), St. Louis, Missouri.  The document lists Jerene Broadbent as his birth-mother and her location as North Dakota.  She was of Lutheran faith.

The story is told that Jerene and the soldier (maybe pilot) met while on a ship from (port ) to the United States.  They had a romantic interlude and she became pregnant.  She was supposed to be of English heritage and from a wealthy family.

The soldier was taken to Bellville, Illinois, and was interred in a top secret Jewish Concentration Camp.  The reason for the top secret nature of this camp was that such camps were not supposed to exist in World War I.  According to the story, there were five camps of this type in the United States.  When asked how he came by such information, Dad told of a “lawyer” who acquired the information while researching into his family origins.

While in the Home for Foundlings, (then) James Broadbent had a deformity, perhaps a club foot.  The Home routinely killed babies who were infirmed by giving them the “black bottle.”  The Black Bottle was in actuality a poison concoction.  Dad was within three days of being given the “Black Bottle” when he was adopted by the Francis family.

Dad’s reason for claiming that his father was a World War I pilot stems from a recollection that he had at about the age of 4 or 5.  He said that a man landed a bi-plane in his mother’s farm field one day.  The man was dressed in the World War I pilot’s dress, with a scarf and helmet.  He picked Dad up and treated him as if he knew him.  The man left some articles of clothing with Mrs. Francis with the instructions to give these to the child.  Dad says that he kept these Momentos for many years and was convinced that the man was, in fact, his father.  The Momentos were lost when Dad lived in St. Louis, Missouri, and someone broke into the his apartment and stole the trunk where they were stored.

When Dad was 5 or 6 years old, his foster-father killed himself with stricnine (spelling?).  The old man had received an injury when younger and had had a metal plate inplanted in his skull.  One hot day he was outside working in the garden and “went crazy” from the heat of the metal plate upon his skull.  He went inside the house and got some poison and took it.  He gave Dad a last kiss and went out to the barn to milk the cow.  In his crazed condition, the old man tried taking the cow out into the yard and milk it, but the cow would not cooperate.  The poison had had worked its way into him and he was almost gone.  He walked to the porch of the house and collapsed.  About that time a doctor was passing the farm in his buggy.  The doctor got out and ran to the porch.  He checked Mr. Francis and pronounced him dead.  A small amount of the poison was on Dad’s lip--enough that would have killed him had he licked his lips--but the doctor caught it in time and wiped it off.

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From Journal of Robert E. Francis:
As a young man, Dad worked many jobs in and around St. Louis, Missouri.  He worked for a while at Monsanto Chemical plant, East St. Louis, Illinois, as a welder.  He welded large chemical containers, or vats, that contained highly toxic materials.  This was a very hazardous job in that the chemicals were both lethally toxic and flammable.  Any spark lit when fumes were present resulted in major explosions; thus, the welders were under strick guidelines to ensure safety.

On one occasion, he was given orders to climb down into an enclosed vat.  However, knowing that vat was unsafe, he refused to go down into it.  He warned that it was unsafe, but his words went unheeded.  A second man went down and, upon lighting the welder, was killed instantly—or so my father tells the tale.

One of my Dad’s hobbies was motorcycling.  His riding buddies included Russell McKeown who eventually married my Mom’s sister, Sally Smith.  He tells the story that he worked in the circus for a while as a motorcyclist and would ride inside a rotating “wheel” that gyrated.

It was in this “persona” as a street-wise motorcyclist that attracted my mother to him.  He used to stop by her house decked out in his “rebel” outfit—leather jacket, leather pants, long leather boots—and literally swept her off her feet with his style and flash.

My Mom says he loved to dance and was very good at it.  They would go to the local bars and night clubs and dance and drink way into the night.

They were married in St. Charles, Missouri, September 5, 1942, in a “motorcycle wedding.” Their marriage certificate reads as follows (all underlined words are handwritten):

“I Albert Ermaling a Justice of the Peace hereby Certify that on the 5th day of September A. D. 1942 Mr. John V. Francis of East St. Louis State of Illinois were by me legally joined in Holy Matrimony in the City of St. Charles State of Missouri according to the laws of said State and under authority of a marriage licanse issued on the 5th day of September 1942 by the Recorder of Deeds of the City of St. Louis, State of Missouri.

Mrs. Jack Smith
Mr. J. F. Smith

This was Dad’s second marriage.  He first married a woman by the name of Loretta some years earlier and had three children: Richard, Carolyn and Charles.  I am not sure of their ages and will discuss each of them later in this narrative.

When the war broke out in December 1942, Dad and his new family moved shortly thereafter to Oak Ridge, Tennessee.  This is as good a time as any to discuss my Dad’s particular “gifts.”  He is probably a genius. I say this not to boast but as a simple matter of fact.  Though he has never mentioned receiving an IQ test, there is no question in my mind that his IQ is above 150; more likely, 165 and above.  It was this native intelligence that elevated him beyond his natural circumstances in life.  Evidently, the military caught wind of his intelligence, because he was chosen to work on the top secret project later known as “The Manhattan Project;” that is, the making of the Atomic Bomb.

Dad has told numerous stories of his experiences in developing the Atomic Bomb.  I am not certain how much of what he says is accurate (he is prone to exaggeration); however, if even half of what he says is true, the “Manhattan Project” was a lethal business.

He says that when the young men and women were chosen to work on the project, no one was told of the actual purpose of the Manhattan Project.  Instead, they were given jobs of assembling and handling materials which were potentially deadly.  Since no one really understood the lethal nature of radioactive isatopes, these young people were exposed to doses of radiation which undoubtedly caused many of them to suffer cancerous conditions in later life.  Dad quickly recognized the dangerous environment and researched (as best he could) the potential hazards of radiation on the human body.  When he presented his findings to his superiors, he said that they immediately promoted him “to shut him up,” he claimed.

One of Dad’s favorite stories during the War Years (World War II and the Korean War) was his trip to Washington, D. C., and New York City, in 1948.  While in New York, he received a high dosage of radiation; so much so, he claims that, when he walked into a photo shop, he exposed all of the film!  The doctors told him that he would never again have to worry about having children, since the radiation had rendered him sterile.  Then, out of the blue, I was born on March 15, 1949.  I was fondly called his “radiation baby.”

Dad claims to have been the first to invent the geiger counter, the device used to detect radiation in the atmosphere.  He claims that, since he worked for the government, he was not given credit for his invention.  While this is a huge claim, I don’t doubt that he had a major role in its creation; for now I come to Dad’s greatest gift: inventiveness.  In Myers-Briggs  parlance, he is an INTP, Introverted Intuitive Thinker Perceiver [I will not go into an in-depth discussion of Personality Type in this narrative. I refer the reader to TypeTalk by Otto Kroeger and Janet Thuesen (New York: Bantam Doubleday Dell Publishing Group, Inc., 1988) and Please Understand Me II by David Kearsey (Del Mar, California: Prometheus Nemesis Book Company, 1998)]. INTP’s are the intellectuals of the world, the stereo-typical absent-minded professors who can’t remember to come in out of the rain because they are chasing some brilliant idea.  The Absent-Minded Professor and The Nutty Professor are two comedic examples of this.  Albert Einstein is perhaps the greatest example of this type.

Dad personifies this type of person.  His brilliance is at times dazzling; and, in his prime, I have no doubt that he was an intellectual force to be reckoned with.  I remember as a child in the mid-to-late 1950’s wondering through his workshop.  Scattered here and there were marvelous inventions.  One that blew me away was a motorized skateboard replete with a hand-held fuel injection throttle that actually worked!  Dad “road-tested” the device by taking it out to a deserted strip and putting it through its paces.  My brother Tom was the test pilot and he tells of the skateboard going over thirty-five miles an hour.

Another of Dad’s inventions was his “Acousta-Lamp.” He actually patented this product which was a sound system (then) far ahead of its time.  It was a tall cylindrical device, standing about five or six foot high and about twelve inches in diameter. The woofer and tweeter were located on the bottom and top respectively and the cylinder was made of either clear or opaque plastic.  What made the sound system unique was its secondary feature, that of being a lighting system.  Two circular flourescent lamps were fitted on both ends of the lamp and discretely hidden to soften the light.  The plastic cylinder was then decorated with beautiful patterns of various styles and shapes.  I remember one that had a design of vines seemingly growing up on the inside of the tube.  It was a simple yet eloquent design and the sound it produced was very mellow.  Whenever the base sounds were produced, the Acousta Lamp would literally pulse with the music, making for an interesting asthetic affect. Sadly (in keeping with his type), Dad was not a businessman.  I learned much later that his partner—along with his second wife, Hemma—stole his business away from him; all quite legal and proper, of course.

One of the “down-sides” of this personality type is the INTP’s natural arrogance.  It is an arrogance born out of this type’s need for intellectual competency.  INTPs have been called the “architects of ideas,” and they are truly demanding of themselves and others in the realm of ideas. Consequently, they do not “suffer fools” well; especially those whose ineptitude is hidden behind positions of authority.  INTP’s can hardly resist letting such fools know--either through spoken or unspoken language—that they are just that, fools. On such occasions, the INTP’s brilliance can, in fact, work against them.  It takes a very strong INTP to hide his/her disdain for such people.

I suspect my Dad could not resist such temptations.  Though lacking in the necessary educational degrees to compete in the field of Nuclear Research, Dad undoubtedly knew more about his field than most of his peers.  It is interesting to speculate how far he might have risen in the ranks had he been given a classical education.  Unfortunately, by the 1950’s young college graduates were edging out the older uneducated pioneers in the field.  Given Dad’s personality, it must have been a bitter pill to swallow that his experience and genius was not being fully recognized and that his colleagues and he were being replaced by these young upstarts.

The beginning of the end of his time at Oak Ridge, as Dad tells it, came about because of a project given to him by his superiors.  He was put in charge of setting up and monitoring radiation detection devices throughout the Oak Ridge area.  He was to measure and report levels of radiation in the atmosphere and, if the levels exceeded the standards set by the Atomic Energy Commission, he was to make this known to the authorities in order to ensure proper safety levels.  Dad says that he actually invented the devices himself, set them up, and established the monitoring system.  Over a period of time, he discovered unsafe levels of radiation and reported this to his superiors who, in turn, whitewashed the whole affair.  Shortly afterward he was relieved of his job. (An interesting side note to this story is that, as recently as 1998, an exposé appeared in a major newspaper proving that radiation experiments were intentionally conducted on the population at Oak Ridge, Tennessee, to determine what effect long-term high levels of radiation had on a community—Dad was right!)

On the domestic front, Dad and Mom had their first child, John Virgil “Skip” Francis, Jr., on July 8, 1943.  Their second child, Thomas Russell Francis, was born in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, 1945. Eleven months later my mom gave birth to her third son, James Edward Francis, June 16, 1946, in Oak Ridge, Tennessee.  As mentioned above, I was born in Knoxville, Tennessee, March 15, 1949. I will write at length about my brothers later in this narrative.

By 1951, my parent’s marriage was on the rocks.  Both were responsible for the break-up but, I suspect, Dad must bear much of the responsibility.  Though he maintains to this day that my Mom was the guilty party, Dad’s track record as a faithful husband was, at best, poor.  From all I can gather on this sensitive subject, both were drinking and partying heavily.  Owing to the fact that both parents are still living, I cannot at this juncture tell the complete and unadulterated story of their relationship--some day this will be told; for now, it must simply be said that both undermined the relationship and proved untrustworthy and they payed the ultimate price for their infidelities.  I will discuss their relationship further when I present my mom’s family history.

Dad continued to work in Oak Ridge, Tennessee through the 1950’s.  I am not sure what his relationship to the Nuclear Plant was, but I do remember him working at something called “X-10” during the late 50’s.  By the early 1960’s, Dad had opened a small business on the outskirts of Oak Ridge.  I can’t remember the name of the business but I remember hanging out there for hours on end during my summer visits.

In the summer of 1962, things changed dramatically for the worse for Dad and his family.  I remember that summer well because it was the year my brother and I left our mom and step-dad to live with Dad (I will discuss this at length below).  By this time, Dad and Hemma had broken up and he began a relationship with his young secretary, Wilma.  Wilma had three daughters, Janet, Leigh Ann and Jody.

They had the following children:
	1075	i.	John Virgil (1943-)
	1076	ii.	Thomas Russell (1945-)
		iii.	James Edward. James Edward was born in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, on June 16, 1946. James Edward served in  United States Air Force, in 1965/1968; he was 18. James Edward died in Korat Royal Thai Air Base, Thailand, on March 11, 1968; he was 21. James Edward was buried in Wichita, Kansas, on March 22, 1968; he was 21. Religion: Southern Baptist.
			Information taken from Vietnam Memorial Web Site:
			
			Last name: FRANCIS
			First name: JAMES EDWARD
			Home of Record (official): ST LOUIS
			State (official): MO
			Date of Birth: Sunday, June 16, 1946
			Sex: Male
			Race: Caucasian
			Marital Status: Married
			
			--- Military ---
			
			Branch: Air Force
			Rank: A1C
			Serial Number: 356388964
			Component: Regular
			Pay grade: E3
			MOS (Military Occupational Specialty code): /Not reported
			
			--- Action ---
			
			Start of Tour: Monday, October 16, 1967
			Date of Casualty: Monday, March 11, 1968
			Age at time of loss: 21
			Casualty type: (C2) Non-hostile, died of illness/injury
			Reason: Other explosive device (Ground casualty)
			Country: Thailand
			Province: /Not Reported
			The Wall: Panel 44E - Row 014
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			Taken from a web site (http://www.vspa.com/T-Korat-JamesFrancis-A1C.htm) honoring the Vietnam Security Police Association:
			A Memorial Service,
			Korat Royal Thai Air Force Base, Thailand
			
			In Memoriam of
			
			A1C James E. Francis, 388th Security Police Squadron,
			A1C James W. Reese, 388th Munitions Maintenance Squadron, and
			A1C Frank A. Uhlic, Jr., 388th Munitions Maintenance Squadron
			
			                               By: Frank Paul
			                   Korat Royal Thia Air Base - March 1968
			
			My name is Frank Paul, I was at Korat Air Base, Thailand, in March of 1968, and I was on duty at the time A1C James E. Francis was killed. I still have a copy of the Memorial Service Pamphlet that was held for him at the base chapel, on 16 March 1968 (below photos).
			      James E. Francis was killed along with James W. Reese of the 388th Maint. Munitions Squadron. A1C James Francis died in a very heroic way I thought, as he was on duty at the Munitions Bomb Dump which was approximately 3-4 miles off the installation. Francis was on two men Response Team patrolling the area with another SP, Sgt Miglarese, of Pennsylvania. While on patrol they were called to a certain bomb dump bunker, because the bombs had started fragmenting, and told to help the MMS troops out of the bunker. Sgt Miglarese got one man out and Airman Francis went in to rescue A1C Reese, but at that moment both Airmen were killed when the whole bunker went up.
			      I also noticed that his name was not on the VSPA Medals roll of honor, I remember an assembly we had later and we were told Francis would be awarded the Airman's Medal. We thought he should be awarded something more but they told us this was the highest award he could receive, because he was not in a combat zone.
			      Thanks for listening to what I had to say about this, I helped pack his footlocker to send home, and I just have not forgot the tragedy his family must of felt at the time.
			
			Thanks again,
			
			Frank Paul
			
			A1C James E Francis (Korat Royal Thai Air Base March 1968) was an SP (81150), E3 (A1C) and assigned to the 388 SPS at Korat RTFB, Thailand at the time of his death. He was in service less than 2 1/2 years when killed. He was married but no children were listed.
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			Subject: Your Brother James
			Date: Wed, 10 Jan 2001 17:40:45 -0600
			From: "PWC" <pwc@texasfop.org>
			
			I am a member of the VSPA and was happy to see your brothers name listed with the other heroes, who gave the ultimate sacrifice for their country.
			
			I was a SSgt working in Security Police investigation at the time of the explosion. I was on call that evening, which required me to respond to any crime scene or incident that would need further investigation. The bomb dump was located approximately 5 miles off base. I was on base and heard a loud explosion and the ground shake, I immediately called in and asked what had happened, They only knew that an explosion had occurred at the bomb dump. I had a vehicle assigned to me, and immediately headed out to the bomb dump.Upon my arrival at the entrance, most emergency crews fire department, ambulance, and EOD were on scene. We could not let anyone into the area until EOD, had declared it safe from unexploded ordinance. I cannot remember who brought the other Security Policeman  that was with your brother out, but he was dazed and in shock. I took off his gun belt and pistol for safekeeping, and they put him in the ambulance. I later turned his equipment into the armory.
			
			I was later told he had made it back to the vehicle, and was blown about fifty yards by the explosion.
			
			I read your account of the incident which is very accurate, the only thing I could add was that at Commanders call because of the incident we were all briefed not to respond into a bunker or revetment after a small explosion had occurred, because more than likely a large one will follow. This happened a few months later and the two man security alert team remained at a safe distance, which saved their lives. Id like to think your brother saved there lives because he went down the dangerous path first, and we all learned from it.Although I did not know your brother personally know that he was a true hero and will not be forgotten. It was an honor to serve in the same Squadron.
			 
			God Bless 
			 
			Peter W. Coxon

			Biography: In Memoriam Book for James Edward Francis:
			
			In Memory of AF1 James Edward Francis, born June 16, 1946, Oak Ridge, Tennessee.  Entered into rest March 11, 1968, Korat, Thailand, age 21 years, 8 months, 25 days.
			
			Service:
			Held at:  McConnell Air Force Base Chapel, Wichita, Kansas.
			Date:  March 22, 1968--3:00 PM, Friday
			Officiating Clergy:  Chaplain Henry A. Nordstrand, McConnell Air Force Base
			Place of Interment:  Old Mission Cemetery
			Location of Gravesite:  Section M, Lot 24, Grave 1, Wichita, Kansas
			Laid to rest at gravesite:  4:30 PM, Friday, March 22, 1968
			Pallbearers:  Personnel, McConnell Air Force Base
			
			Relatives and Friends:
			Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Bass
			Mr. & Mrs. Richard Buck
			Mrs. Archie P. Smith
			Mrs. J.E. Francis
			Robert E. Francis
			Robert J. Smith
			Janet Goddard
			Charles Wheeler
			Lottie Wheeler
			Geo Parsons
			Mrs. Robert W. Smith
			Robert W. Smith
			Mrs. A.N. Goureau
			John Francis & family, Jr.
			Mrs. Margie Garman
			Denise Cameron
			Mrs. Geo Russell
			Mrs. Bob Holder
			Mr. & Mrs. John D. Jenks
			Mr. Will Packer
			Mr. Paul Davis
			Don & Wynona Jenks
			1 LT N.D. Hathorne
			
			______________________________________________________
			Obituary in the Wichita Eagle:
			"McConnell Rites Friday Set for Airman Francis"
			Services for A.1.C. James Edward Francis, 21, who died in an accident March 11 at Korat Air Force Base, Thailand, will be at 3 p.m. Friday at McConnell AFB Chapel.  Burial will be in Old Mission Cemetery.
			Born in Oak Ridge, Tenn., he lived in St. Louis before entering the Air Force in 1965.  He left Forbes AFB, Topeka, for Thailand a few months ago.  He was a Methodist.  His wife resided with her parents at 1953 Payne while Francis was on duty in Thailand.
			Survivors include his widow, Carolyn Sue; and parents Mr. and Mrs. P.M. Buck, Osage Beach, Mo., and Mr. and Mrs. John V. Francis, Sr., Lyndon, Ky.; six brothers and eight sisters.
			Quiring Mortuary has charge.
			______________________________________________________
			Obituary ( source):
			FRANCIS––James E., A/1c, U.S.A.F., age 21, of 1953 Payne died in Korat, Thailand on March 11th.  Funeral service will be conducted at 3 p.m. Friday in the McConnell Air Force Base Chapel.  Chaplain Henry A. Nordstrand of McConnell Air Force Base will officiate.  Interment will be in Old Mission Cemetery.  The casket will not be opened at any time.
			QUIRING MORTUARY
			______________________________________________________
			Postcards from Jim on route to Thailand:
			
			(Postmark 18 Oct 1967)
			
			Mr. & Mrs. R.M. Buck
			Box 132
			Lynn Creek, Mo.
			
			Hi, Ma.
			Well we are on our way.  We stopped over in Alaska and we are heading for Japan.  As soon as I find out my address I will write more.  I sure miss you and Buck.  We take care of the station.
			Love, Jim
			
			(Postmark 18 Oct 1967)
			
			Mr. & Mrs. R.M. Buck
			Box 132
			Lynn Creek, Mo.
			
			Hi, Ma.
			Well I thought I would drop you a few lines while I had a chance.  We are in Japan and it is raining.  It shouldn't take too much longer before we arrive in Thailand.  Will write later.
			Love, Jim
			______________________________________________________
			Letter to parents, 29 Dec 67:
			
			Dear Mother & Buck,
			
			Well I figured I had better sit down and write you all a letter, before you disown me.  Everything seems to be just fine over here, except me hating the place.  I know it will take a year to get used to Thailand.
			
			Everything seems to happen over here all at once.  First of all the President flew in for a suprise (sic) visit.  We had to go into expanded security to secure the base.  We only had 2 hours to do this.  All together there were 510 men posted, counting G.I.'s and their guards.  I guarded the area surrounding the presidents trailer.  We had to work 14 hours plus our 8 hours of regular duty.  It really didn't seem too long because we were in a way proud to do it.  Then just 2 days ago "The Bob Hope Show" was at Korat.  I had to stand guard on it also.  The show lasted around 2 hours but I got to see the last 20 minutes of it.  I had to stand guard on the rear of the stage.  I think I could have been in some of the pictures taken.  I was sitting right up front.  They told us the show will be on T.V. around the middle of January.  So look for the listings in the T.V. guide you might see me on the show.  I'll try to send some pictures of it.  I thought Miss World was so beautiful.  I got to meet her for a while back stage.  She had a great personality.  The rest of the actors seemed a little stuck up.  I had to work 17 hours for that including my 8 hours of regular work.  I enjoyed every minute of it, and I would do it all over if I had the chance.
			
			Well I guess I had better close.  I hope you are feeling better after the operation.  Buck I hope you have a Happy Birthday.  And I hope you have a good year at the station.  I am sorry to make this short, but I have to get ready for work.  I will write more later.  May God bless you both and keep you safe.
			
			Your loving son,
			Jim
			
			P.S.  I sure miss you both very much.

			Research: James Edward  Francis was born June 16, 1946, in Oak Ridge, Tennessee.  Born prematurely (at 7 months), Jim was not given much of a chance to live.  The story goes (told by my father, John Virgil Francis) that at birth Jim was so small that his head and body fit in the palm of Dad's hand with his little arms and legs extending out on each side.  The doctors told the family that Jim's chance of surviving was very small and that they might as well take him home to die.  Dad fed Jim beer rather than milk "to fatten him up" and it worked!  When asking my mother (Margaret  Smith) about the truthfulness of this story, she just laughed.  "This is just one of your dad's crazy tales," she said; and, since Dad is rather good at telling tall tales (and believing them!), I can only suppose that the kernal of truth (Jim being premature and small) had undergone the magical transformation of oral tradition.
			
			Jim was almost three years older than me; yet, emotionally, psychologically, and physically, we were about the same age.  We did everything together: played, fought, laughed, cried, got into mischief–even slept in the same bed–together.
			
			Because of his premature birth, Jim was always small for his age.  This may have been the cause of his frequent bouts with low self-esteem; something that plagued him throughout his childhood and adolescence.  From time to time, this need to be recognized prompted him to do things that got him into trouble.  I'll never forget one incident where Jim and I sat together in a small wooded area behind our house in Cahokia, Illinois (the family lived on Howell Avenue, within a short walking distance of my mother's parents, John Frances  Smith and Ina McDonald Smith.  They, in turn, lived just behind my uncle Archie Pearl  Smith and his family).   At any rate, Jim decided to see what would happen if he lit a fire.  Well, our stepfather Richard M. Buck (nicknamed "Buck") came running out of the house just in time to save us.  In later years, Buck described the scene in the following way, "I looked out the window and saw the back yard on fire.  I ran outside and there the two of you (Jim and me) were sitting calmly in the middle of the fire."
			
			What I remember most about Jim was his sensitive, loving nature.  Of all the brothers, Jim was clearly the most spiritually minded.  In his teens, he became actively involved in the local Baptist church, often dragging me along with him.  This involvement in the church eventually helped Jim through the difficulties associated with low self-esteem and he began to blossom into the caring, gentle, and compassionate soul that we all remember so well.
			
			ACCOUNT OF JIM'S DEATH:  I believe it was compassion that killed him, in the end.  Jim died on March 11, 1968, in a bomb dump accident at Kurat Air Force Base, Thailand.  By the time of his tour in Thailand, Jim had "come into his own" as the saying goes (adulthood suited Jim well and, though it is rather foolish to speculate on what he may have accomplished had he lived, I like to think that he would have added a great measure of kindness to this old world).   One of Jim's responsibilities as an Air Force security policeman was to patrol the Air Base.  On the fateful day of his death, Jim was patrolling the bomb dump area when he came upon an accident in the making.  A fork lift driver had dropped a 750 lb. bomb from a trailer, injuring one of the crew.  The bomb had gone "low order" which in munitions parlance was smoke, sparks, and fire.  Normally, an accidental dropping of an unfused bomb would not have been a problem (theoretically, an unfused bomb can be dropped from 35,000 feet without exploding); unfortunately, this particular lot of bombs were "unstable" (that is, the chemical ingredients were mixed incorrectly at the factory).   At any rate, Jim saw the accident and–unaware of the potential danger of a "low order" bomb–pulled the injured man out of the revetment area.  I am not sure how much time passed between the time Jim pulled the man out of the immediate area, but the bomb eventually went "high order;" i.e., it fully detonated.  When it detonated, it caused the entire revetment of over one hundred 750 lb. bombs to go off.  The result of this explosion was the immediate death of James Edward Francis and the wounded man that he tried to save.  According to accounts of the Kurat Air Force Base accident, the explosion was so powerful that the roof of the dining facility over a mile away from ground zero was completely torn off.  Can you imagine what the impact of this explosion did to a man only yards away?  I believe Jim did not know what hit him.  One moment he was a living human being, the next moment he was vaporized.
			
			I can tell this story with the greatest accuracy because I sat through a training lecture while attending the the U.S. Air Force Munitions Technical Training School in Denver, Colorado, in the summer of 1968 (I enlisted in the Air Force within a month of Jim's funeral).  The instructor showed the Kurat Air Base accident as an example of what could go wrong in the business of munitions.  I witnessed the actual site of the explosion which showed Jim's mangled jeep, the ten-story hole that was left in the revetment after the explosion, even an "x-marks-the-spot" where Jim and the other man was killed.  [REF]

			Military: Enlistment Record (DD Form 4--1 Oct 63) for James Edward Francis:
			Sex: Male
			Race: Cauc
			Service Number:  AF17728134
			Mental Test Data: AFQT 7C Score--40, Group III
			Home Address: 1823 Benton, St. Louis, Missouri
			Place of Enlistment: St. Louis
			Date Enlisted: 22 Nov 1965
			For Service In: Regular Air Force
			No. Years to Serve: 4
			Grade: E-1 Basic Airman
			Authority for Grade: AFSC 00010, Par 2-10 AFM 33-3
			Initial Assignment: Hqs, Lackland Mil Tng Ctr, Lackland AFB, Texas
			Date of Birth: 16 Jun 46
			Place of Birth: OkaRidge (sic), Tenn.
			Color of Eyes: Blue
			Color of Hair: Brown
			Height: 67.2
			Weight: 138
			Citizen: Yes
			Marital Status: Single
			Civilian Education--Grammar, 8 yrs; High School, 4 yrs
			Main Civilan Occupation: Student
			Registered for Selective Sewrvice: Yes
			Selective Service Number: 23-104-46-188
			Classification: 1A
			Selective Service Board Number: 104 St. Louis, Mo.
			Remarks: M25, A50, G40, E50, 6 Oct 65
			Oath of Office Given at: Overland, Missouri
			Date: 22 Nov 65
			Remarks: RSIC 706A2032
			Enlisting Officer:  Paul J. Jennings, 2nd LT INF CA2535-26
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			AIRMAN MILITARY RECORD (AF FORM 7)

			Official USAF Documents:
			
			FROM:
			DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
			838th Air Police Squadron (TAC)
			Forbes Air Force Base, Kansas  66620
			
			13 October 1966
			REPLY TO ATTN OF:  SLQC
			SUBJECT:  Letter of Reprimand
			TO:  A3C  James E. Francis, AF17728134
			
			1.  It has been brought to my attention that on 3 October 1966, you were observed loitering on duty by 1stLt (sic) Clyde R. Davis, FV3152402, while assigned duty as Primary Strike Team Member in the 55th SRW Aircraft Parking area.
			
			2.  You are hereby counseled in regard to the above mentioned incident.  You are advised that this organization will not tolerate further action such as this on your part as it brings discredit on our profession and on the 838th Air Police Squadron.
			
			3.  Further infractions such as listed above will result in appropriate disciplinary action.
			
			4.  This letter of Reprimand will be placed in your official records.
			
			5.  You are ordered to receipt acknowledgement of this letter by indorsement hereto, within seventy-two (72) hours after receipt.
			
			WALTER E SMITH, 1stLt (sic), USAF
			Commander
			______________________________________________________
			SPECIAL ORDER G-143, Hq PACAF, APO San Francisco 96553, 25 Jun 68
			
			4.  By direction of the President, A1C JAMES E FRANCIS, AF17728134, is awarded the Airman's Medal, posthumously, for heroism involving risk of life on 11 March 1968.
			______________________________________________________
			AIRMAN'S MEDAL
			
			This decoration, one of several Air Force awards established by Congress on July 6, 1960, takes the place of the Soldier's Medal for Air Force personnel. It is awarded to any member of the armed forces of the United States or of a friendly nation who, while serving in any capacity with the United States Air Force after the date of the award's authorization, shall have distinguished himself or herself by a heroic act, usually at the voluntary risk of his or her life but not involving actual combat.
			
			This medal (pictured below) was designed and sculpted by Thomas Hudson Jones of the Institute of Heraldry. On the obverse of the circular medal is the figure of the Greek god Hermes, son of Zeus, resting on one knee. He has just released from his open hands a falcon, shown rising into flight. Within the raised rim of the medal, is the inscription "Airman's Medal" in raised letters. The reverse of the medal, has a raised outer edge and bears the inscription, "For Valor" above a space for the recipient's name which is within a stylized laurel wreath open at the top and tied at the bottom.
			
			The Airman's Medal is unique in that its shape does not follow the octagonal shape of its counterparts, the Soldier's Medal, Navy and Marine Corps Medal and the Coast Guard Medal. It had been established practice heretofore to design military decorations with a distinctive shape, so that they would not be confused at a distance with service or campaign medals, which are always
			circular in shape. The reason for this is because the design was originally approved for use as The Air Force Distinguished Service Medal. The ribbon is based on that of the soldier's Medal but using different colors. In the center are alternating thin stripes of gold and dark blue, (seven gold and six dark blue) bordered at the edges with wide stripes of pale (sky) blue.
			______________________________________________________
			Personal Property Inventory of Francis, James E. AF17728134, 388th Security Police Squadron
			CASUALTY INFORMATION:
			TYPE:  DEAD
			DATE:  11 MARCH 1968
			PLACE:  APO SAN FRANCISCO  96288
			
			LIST OF PROPERTY:
			4 Trousers, civilian
			3 Trowsers, 1505's
			3 Shirts, 1505's
			1 Maroon civilian jacket
			1 Blue and black civilian sweater
			1 Flute
			1 Canned miscellaneous items
			1 Playtape 2 track recorder
			13 Recording cartridges
			1 pr Shoe trees
			1 Fatigue hat
			1 Clothing marking kit
			1 set Papermate pen and pencil
			1 Blue necktie
			1 Shoe polish cotton balls
			1 Recording tape (empty)
			1 Blue military hat
			1 set Color pencils
			3 Blue manila folders
			1 Hankerchief
			40 Miscellaneous envelopes
			19 Church bulletins
			1 Note book
			1 Shaver card
			1 Blitz cloth
			1 Hasp set, locking
			1 Large note book
			1 Swimming trunk
			2 Military rain coat, blue
			3 Towels
			2 pr Jungle fatigues
			1 pr Black shorts, civilian
			4 Civilian short sleeve shirts
			5 Fatigue trousers
			1 Alarm clock
			2 Security Police, clubs
			1 Small brown suit case
			1 Slot car, red
			3 Model aircraft
			3 Locks and keys
			2 pr Heavy wool socks
			1 Western jeans
			6 Fatigue shirts
			1 Knife hunting (civ)
			1 Transformer
			1 Garrison hat military
			1 Military shirt blue
			1 Black beret
			1 Wrapped and sealed packages
			1 Bundle of letters, personal
			1 Writing pad
			1 Metal ruler
			18 Recorder tapes
			1 Reel recorder
			1 Recorder, Dokorder pt 36 BX
			1 Razor electric, Sears
			1 Camera Petri, Racer
			3 Face cloths
			4 Wash towels
			1 Sabre
			11 Tee shirts
			1 set Insulated underwear
			1 Boxed photo album
			1 Brief case black and silver
			1 Civilian seater, Red and blue
			1 Large photo, unframed
			1 Purple ring, plastic
			1 Softball glove
			2 Softballs
			1 Holy Bible
			1 Ship model
			1 Large framed picture
			1 I.D. braclet silver
			1 pr Sun glasses
			1 Shaving kit
			1 12 Transistor radio (miniature)
			1 Box miscellaneous photos
			1 Miniature New Testament
			1 Roll of film
			2 Boxes envelopes
			1 Medium size photo
			3 pr Shorts
			1 Suit case, medium size brown
			1 pr Military shoes, low quarters
			1 pr Military shoes, brogan
			1 pr Military shoes, boots jungle
			1 pr Military shoes, boots combat
			1 pr Shoes, track
			1 Carpet bag, blue
			1 pr Headset (civ)
			1 Miniature tiger
			1 Miniature elephant
			1 Duffel Bag blue
			1 AM/FM Radio, make Toshiba
			1 Book, Thai, Self Taught
			1 Set of miscellaneous keys
			Miscellaneous receipts
			Miscellaneous posters and news papers
			2 Pamphlets
			1 Set drivers records
			1 Wallet with cards and papers, etc.
			
			DATE:  25 Mar 68
			NAME AND GRADE OF CERTIFYING OFFICER:  CLARK T. JOHNSON, 1st Lt, USAF
			Summary Court Officer
			______________________________________________________
			Odds & Ends:
			
			PAY CHANGE NOTICE:
			AFSN:  17728134
			NAME:  FRANCIS JAMES E
			GRADE:  A3C
			INCOME:
			BASE PAY:  179.70
			SP/FOREIGN DUTY PAY:  9.00
			QUARTERS ALLOWANCE:  60.00
			CLOTHING/PERSONAL ALW:  4.80
			DEDUCTIONS:
			FEDERAL INCOME TAX:  17.50
			SOCIAL SECURITY:  7.50
			E ALLOTMENT:  106.25
			OTHER:  2.10
			______________________________________________________
			QUIRING'S MORTUARY, INC.
			
			MARCH 28, 1968
			
			MRS. CAROLYN FRANCIS
			1953 PAYNE
			WICHITA, KANSAS
			
			FUNERAL SERVICES FOR JAMES E. FRANCIS
			
			OUR COMPLETE SERVICE, FACILITIES, EQUIPMENT, PROFESSIONAL & STAFF SERVICES:  $75.00
			STEEL VAULT:  200.00
			CASH ADVANCED FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF THE FAMILY:
			CEMTERY PROPERTY:  $100
			OPENING & CLOSING GRAVE:  85.00
			FAMILY FLOWERS:  30.00
			TOTAL:  $490.00
			
			DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
			HEADQUARTERS 388TH TACTICAL FIGHTER WING (PACAF)
			APO SAN FRANCISCO 96288
			
			Mrs. Margaret L. Buck
			Box 132
			Linn Creek, Missouri  65052
			
			Dear Mrs. Buck
			
			It is with deep regret and sincere sympathy that I inform you of the circumstances surrounding the death of your son, Airman First Class James E. Francis.
			
			On the night of 11 March 1968, Jim was on duty as a member of a mobile security alert team patrolling the base.  At about 9:20, the team responded to an explosion of a 750 pound bomb in the storage area, which caused a fire in one of the munitions storage bunkers.  We are not sure exactly what happened after that but we believe that Jim heard a call for help from the bunker.  He and another airman went into the bunker to assist an injured man who was still there.  Jim and the other airman carried the injured man outside and placed him in a position behind a protective wall located outside the bunker.  the bunker.  The other airman ran to a Security Police truck to obtain an ambulance for the injured man.  Jim remained with him.  At that time there was a second, larger explosion which killed Jim and the injured airman.
			
			An investigation of all the circumstances surrounding your son's death is being conducted and you will be informed of the findings as soon as it is completed.
			
			Jim did an outstanding job under difficult circumstances.  His pleasing personality and devotion to duty won him the respect of those who knew him.  On behalf of the men of the 388th Tactical Fighter Wing, I offer our deepest sympathy in this time of sorrow.
			
			Sincerely,
			
			PAUL P. DOUGLAS, JR., Colonel, USAF
			Commander
			
			______________________________________________________
			Mrs Carolyn S. Francis
			1528 West l8th Street
			Wichita, Kansas
			
			Dear Mrs Francis
			
			It is with deep regret that I officially inform you of the death of your husband, AlC James E. Francis. He died in Thailand on 11 March 1968 as the result of injuries received in an accidental explosion in a bomb storage area at Korat AFB, Thailand.
			
			Your husbands overseas commander is writing you a letter which will contain all the known circumstances concerning his death. The mortuary branch, Headquarters USAF, Washington D. C. will communicate with you concerning his remains.
			
			If you have questions you may contact my personal representative at area code 512-652-3505.
			
			Please accept my sincere sympathy.
			
			GEORGE E. McCORD B/GEN Hqs,
			USAF Military Personnel Center
			
			DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
			HEADQUARTERS 388TH TACTICAL FIGHTER WING (PACAF)
			APO SAN FRANCISCO 96288
			
			______________________________________________________
			28 March 1968
			
			Mrs. Carolyn S. Francis
			1953 North Payne
			Wichita, Kansas 67203
			
			Dear Mrs. Francis
			
			In my letter of 16 March 1968 informing you of the circumstances surrounding the death of your husband, Airman First Class James E. Francis, I indicated that an investigation was being conducted. That investigation has been completed and confirms the basic information in that letter. The only fact of significance that was determined is that after Jim helped bring the injured man out of the bunker, he went to the Security Police vehicle at the other end of the protective wall to call for an ambulance for the injured man and then returned to him, rather than remaining with him as I originally stated. We still do not know what caused the explosion and because of the nature of these things, we may never know.
			
			Again, please accept my personal condolences and those of each man in the 388th Tactical Fighter Wing.
			
			Sincerely
			
			PAUL P. DOUGLAS, JR., Colonel, USAF
			Commander
			______________________________________________________
			Letter to Mrs. Francis from Commander, 388th Security Police Squadron:
			
			16 March 1968
			
			Dear Mrs. Francis,
			
			It is with great sorrow that I write you as your husband's commanding officer.  Jim was a dear friend of mine and an outstanding Security Policeman.  Since his arrival from Forbes Air Force Base my office has received only the highest praise for Jim's work and performance.
			
			I know Jim was a very devoted Christian and lived close to God daily.  In fact, Jim had composed a poem I believe he intended for you which I feel you should be aware of, if he hadn't already sent to you.  The poem was found among his personal affects and is stated agan (sic) for you.
			
			"Darling, God placed me miles from you; 
			He's made my world a better blue.
			Yet he put my heart on the wings of a dove.
			And flew to you my thoughts of love.
			To place in your heart or hold in your hand,
			Until I'm set from this hot barren land;
			But if I don't come home once more,
			God's promised to let us meet at heaven's door."
			by James E. Francis
			
			I am sure he would have wanted you to hear the poem.  I hope I didn't do wrong sending it to you in this letter.
			
			Jim gave his life heroically for his country.  You should feel only prode (sic) of him and have faith that God is taking care of him from here on into eternity.  Jim's love for his fellow man was not merely a feeling of affection, but an unselfish, willing sacrifice and giving of himself for mankind, without any thought of being thanked or rewarded.  His love like gods (sic) love was demonstrated in everything he said and did.  The climax of his love was seen when he gave his life for his fellow man.
			
			Carolyn, agan (sic) let me say that I am terribly sorry and pass on to you the sympathy of the entire Security Police Squadron with which Jim served.  If there is anything I or the Squadron can do for you Please (underlined) contact us directly or through the nearest base.
			
			God be with you,
			Major Bill G. Stricker
			Commander, 388th Security Police Squadron
			______________________________________________________
			DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
			HEADQUARTERS 635TH COMBAT SUPPORT GROUP (PACAF)
			APO SAN FRANC1SCO 96330
			
			16 March 1968
			
			Mrs Carolyn Francis
			1953 Payne
			Witchita, Kansas 67203
			
			Dear Mrs Francis;
			
			I had the privilege to be associated with your husband with the USAF Security Police at Korat, Royal Thai Air Force Base, and although I am not presently stationed at that installation I have heard of his untimely demise and wish to extend my sincere and profound sympathy to you in this, your hour of grief.
			
			Your husband was not only a fine Security Policeman but represented the epitome of what desired in a non commissioned officer and security policeman. He was my personal friend and my professional colleague and your lose is also mine. Please accept my deep and unaffected expression of sorrow for your irreplaceble loss. If there is any thing that I can do to assist you I am always available.
			
			With Sympathy
			
			 HENRY K. LAMBERT
			Lt Col, USAF Commander
			635th Security Police
			P.O. Box 2863
			APO San Francisco 96330
			______________________________________________________
			OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF STAFF
			UNITED STATES AIR FORCE
			WASHINGTON
			
			March 22, 1968
			
			My dear Mrs. Francis:
			
			It was with utmost regret that I learned of the loss of your husband, Airman First Class James E. Francis.
			
			While I realize there is little I can say to comfort you, I do want you to know that we of the Air Force share your sorrow. I hope the memory of your husband's selfless dedication to his fellow man will, in time, be of consolation to you.
			
			My deepest sympathy is extended to you and the other members of the family.
			
			Sincerely,
			
			J. P. McCONNELL, General, USAF
			Chief of Staff
			
			Mrs. James E. Francis
			1953 North Payne
			Wichita, Kansas
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			IT IS WITH DEEP REGRET THAT I LEARNED OF THE DEATH OF YOUR SON.  MY DEEPEST SYMPATHY IS EXTENDED TO YOU IN YOUR GREAT LOSS.  MY MORTUARY BRANCH THIS HEADQUARTERS, IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ARRANGING FOR RETURN AND DISPOSITIONS OF HIS REMAINS.  REMAINS WILL BE RETURNED TO U.S. PORT BY MILITARY AIR TRANSPORTATIO N. EXACT TIME OF ARRIVAL NOT YET KNOW:  HOWEVER, AS SOON AS THIS INFORMATION IS RECEIVED, I WILL UWIRE (sic) YOU.  SHIPMENT FROM PORT TO FINAL DESTINATION WILL BE MADE BY EITHER RAIL OR COMMERCIAL AIR, WHICHEVER IS DETERMINED TO BE FASTES (sic) AND MOST PRACTICABLE BY PORT AUTHORITIES.  PORT AUTHORITIES WILL NOTIFY YOU BY TELEGRAM EARLIEST POSSIBLE TIME OF SHIPMENT TO DESTINATION DIRECTED BY HIS WIFE.  TIME AND DATE OF FUNERAL SHOULD NOT BE SET NOR SHOULD RELATIVE COME FROM DISTANCE TO ATTEND SERVICES UNTIL TELEGRAM IS RECEIVED.  IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE CALL AREA CODE 202 OXFORD 7058 BETWEEN 8:15 AM AND 4:30 MPM (sic) EST, MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY.  PLEASE TALK WITH MRS. LONG OR MR COURTNEY MY SPECIAL ADVISORS ON MORTUARY AFFAIRS.  AFTER 4:30 PM CALL OXFORD 55791=
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			THE WHITE HOUSE
			WASHINGTON
			
			March 30, 1968
			
			Dear Mrs. Francis:
			
			It was with deep regret that I learned of the death of your husband, Airman First-Class James E. Francis, in Thailand.
			
			Your husband's loss will be deeply felt by his countrymen as well as his loved ones. The Nation is grateful for the sacrifices that are being made by brave Americans like your husband in Vietnam and other troubled areas around the world so that freedom for all peace-loving people may be won and preserved.
			
			Mrs. Johnson and I join in expressing our heartfelt sympathy to you and the other members of the family. You will be remembered in our prayers.
			
			Sincerely,
			
			Lyndon Johnson (signature)
			
			Mrs. James E. Francis
			1953 North Payne
			Wichita, Kansas

			On April 9, 1966 James Edward married Carolyn SMITH, daughter of Robert SMITH.
	1077	iv.	Robert Eugene (1949-)

Margaret Louisa second married Richard Marion BUCK, son of John Ad BUCK (circa 1893-1962) & Maude COOPER. Richard Marion was born in Nevada, Iowa, on January 8, 1921. Richard Marion died in Tucson Arizona, on February 26, 1997; he was 76. Occupation: Truck driver.

Research: “In Memorium to Richard Buck" by Bob Francis, from "Root & Branch: The Shawhan and Smith Family History Newsletter, Spring, 1997"

It’s hard to believe he’s gone, even now, as I write these words.  Richard Marion Buck, known to one and all as simply “Buck,” that mountain of a man–both figuratively and literally–breathed his last at 3:36 PM, February 26, 1997.  In medicalese, Buck’s last moments are summarized as follows:  Immediate Cause of Death:  Respiratory Failure due to or as a consequence of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.  Other significant conditions contributing to death but not resulting in the underlying cause:  renal failure, anemia, congestive heart failure.  In short, Buck’s system simply shut down, and the old fellow died just the way he wanted:  without the painful lingering.
I don’t know much at all about Buck’s childhood and youth (which says a lot about him and me), but the little I have gathered is as follows.  He was born in Nevada, Iowa, on January 8, 1921, to John Add and Maude Cooper Buck.  Little is known about his childhood years except through his own storytelling lore (which may be of questionable historical value): “I used to walk twenty-five miles (barefoot) to school in the snow, carrying my little sister on my back.  This was after I had worked all night in the coal mine.  But I was damned glad for what I had Junior, I can tell you that!”  
At some point in his childhood, the family moved to the Cumberland Gap area of Kentucky.  Some of the Buck relatives lived in that part of the world (my mother tells of once visiting one of his uncles).   Again, little is known about this period of his life.  I know that he quit school after the tenth grade and went into partnership with a relative in the trucking business.  
Another piece of apocryphal literature comes from Buck’s  short-lived stint with the military.  It seems he and the military did not see eye-to-eye on things, so the old boy just decided to go home to the farm one day and kinda’ forgot about the military.  The story goes that he spent a year at home before the Army came calling.  Amazingly, he did not get into a lot of hot water (at least the kind that winds up in court-martials).  He was mustered out with an honorable discharge.
His path merged with our’s  in 1952, when he stopped for a cup of coffee in Oak Ridge, Tennessee.  He eyed this young beauty waiting on tables and, well, the “rest is history” as they say.  The picture at the bottom of the page was taken shortly after my mom and Buck met.
Evidently, things were going pretty badly for my mom in her marriage with my father John Francis, and Buck became a “shoulder she could cry on.”  They fell in love and eventually decided to strike out on their own, leaving their kids with their spouses (Buck was married with two children and my mom had four children).  The “pact” last about two weeks.  My mom was heartbroken over leaving her children behind, so Buck decided to change the agreement; he’d do what was necessary to make this relationship work.
Buck raised us kids and did the best he could with what he had.  I can only speak for myself from this point onward, for my relationship with Buck was a rocky one.  I welcome future “stories” of him from others who knew, loved, and remembered him in their own unique ways, and will be glad to include these in future editions of the Newsletter.  However, this story is mine, and I accept my rather limited and singular vantage point.
For most of his adult life, Buck was one of those people for whom tenderness, gentleness, and lovingkindness were strangers.  It was not that he did not love us; of course he did in his own way, but his love was measured more in terms of teaching us how to survive in what he perceived to be a difficult world.  One of his favorite sayings was, “it’s a hard cruel world out there Junior, and you’d better learn to survive in it.”
Buck projected an image of toughness that gave him an aura of someone bigger than life.  It is this image that I carry with me to this day; it is also this image that I believe made it all but impossible for Buck to show feelings (I was so pleased to hear from my mom that, in his later years, he would actually get “misty-eyed” when watching a touching movie on T.V.).
During our childhood years, Buck worked at St. Louis University, St. Louis, Missouri, as a maintenance man,  eventually becaming the head of the department.   My brother Tom tells stories of Buck’s natural brilliance in troubleshooting.  “Once Buck took a boiler apart piece-by-piece and laid it all out on the floor,” Tom said.  “After fixing the problem, Buck put the broiler back together perfectly.”
Unfortunately, while Buck had great natural mechanical abilities, he was (to put it kindly) no businessman.  He held many jobs over the years but never really knew how to demand what his talents deserved.  Strangely, the tough old guy was soft when it came to his employers.  He naively assumed that if a man did an honorable day’s work he would be compensated accordingly.  Consequently, he worked long and hard for many employers who used his loyalty without regard for the person.  Buck just took it all in stride.  If he did complain about his lot in life, only my mother can tell that story.
Over seventeen years ago, my mom and Buck moved to the desert of Arizona.  He went into semi-retirement there, but continued to work for a carnival company for a number of years.  His health began to decline about ten years ago.  Buck was overweight most of his life; but in his last years he became extremely obese.  Finally, toward the end of his life, he could barely walk.  After a visit to family members a few years back, Buck had a terrible “spell.”  He had to stay on portable oxygen and would sometimes fall asleep mid-sentence.
Interestingly, Buck really “mellowed” in his last years.  As mentioned above, he began to admit to feelings of tenderness and sentimentality that would have been impossible only a few years before.  Perhaps in his weakened condition, he began to recognize other untapped strengths; that maybe being a “man” also included those aspects of life that he had theretofore considered beneath him.  I don’t know; however, I know for sure that he showed love for his wife, sons, and grandchildren more than he ever had before.  I am thankful for that.  I can now say with genuine, heartfelt love, “thank you Buck, for your life.”

Chronology: Obituary from the Tucson Morning Star, dated March 4, 1997:
Buck, Richard M., of Marana, Arizona, passed from this life on February 26, 1997.  Richard, the son of John A. and Maude Cooper Buck, was born in Nevada, Iowa on January 8, 1921.  Known as "Buck" to everyone who knew and loved him, he was a self-proclaimed "Jack-of-all-Trades, Master of None."  Buck is survived by his wife, Maggie, of the home; two daughters, Linda Stengel and Shirley Macy; four sons, Butch, Skip, Tom, and Bob Francis.  He is preceded in death by one son, Jim Francis.  He had 10 grandchildren.  A Memorial Service was held on March 3, 1997, at the First Baptist Church in Avra Valley, AZ, with Buck's son, Chaplain (CPT) Bob Francis, officiating.

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Pertinent Data from State of Arizona Death Certificate:
Name of Deceased:  Richard Marion Buck
Date of Death:  February 26, 1997
Place of Death:  Pima County, Tucson, Arizona
Hospital:  Northwest Hospital
Date of Birth:  January 8, 1921
Age:  76
Marital Status:  Married
Surviving Spouse:  Margaret L. Smith
State and City of Birth:  Nevada, Iowa
Social Security No.:  294-14-8365
Usual Occupation:  Truck Driver
Kind of Business:  Freight
Usual Residence:  Arizona
County:  Pima
Town or City:  Marana
Zip Code:  85653
How long in Arizona:  19 years
Street Address:  17705 W. Wolcott Ln.
Previous State of Residence:  Missouri
Elementary-Secondary (0-12):  10
Father's Name:  John Add Buck
Mother's Maiden Name:  Maude Ester Cooper
Informant's Signature:  Margaret L. Buck
Relationship to deceased:  Wife
Burial, Cremation, Removal:  Cremation
Date:  2/28/1997
Cemetery or Crematory:  Evergreen Crematory, Tucson, Arizona
Embalmer's Signature:  Not embalmed
Funeral Home:  Evergreen Mortuary, 3015 Oracle Rd., Tucson, Arizona
Funeral Director Signature:  George A. Choban
Certificate No.:  F0861
Certfying Physian Information:
Signature and Title:  John Z. Carter, M.D.
Date Signed:  2/27/97
Hour of Death:  3:36 P.M.
Name and Address of Certifier:  J.Z. Carter, M.D., 2055 W. Hospital Dr., Tucson, AZ
Authorized for Cremation:  Yes
Date Registered:  Mar. 4, 1997
File Reg. No.:  1555
Registrar's Signature:  Geraldine Cumberland, Deputy
Reg. District: 1004

Sequentially list conditions, if any, leading to immediate cause, enter underlying cause (disease or injury that initiated events resulting in death:

Part One:
Immediate Cause:  Respiratory Failure
Due to or as a consequence of:  Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.

Part Two:  Other significant conditions contributing to death but not resulting in the underlying cause given in Part One.
Renal failure, anemia, congestive heart failure.

Autopsy:  No
Was case referred to medical examiner?  Yes--Cremation

Date certificate issued:  March 11, 1997
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On October 21, 2000 Margaret Louisa third married Winston PROCTOR.

840. Sarah Ann SMITH (John Francis8, John Thomas “Squire”7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Sarah Ann was born in East St. Louis, Illinois, on May 12, 1928.

In 1943 Sarah Ann first married Russell Franklin McKEOWN, son of Mac McKEOWN (1887-December 6, 1948) & Ethel Nancy EPPERLY (March 11, 1888-December 31, 1960). Russell Franklin was born in Dodsland, Canada, on May 23, 1920. Russell Franklin died in Sullivan, Illinois, on November 13, 2001; he was 81. Russell Franklin was buried in Masonic Cemetery, Sullivan, Illinois, on November 24, 2001; he was 81.

They had the following children:
	1078	i.	Judith Ann (1944-)
	1079	ii.	Nancy Mae (1946-)
	1080	iii.	Russell Franklin (1948-)
	1081	iv.	Carol Jean (1951-)
	1082	v.	Sallie Joan (1954-)

Sarah Ann second married Norman STARNES.

Family of Zora WRIGHT (534) & Ivan COLLINS

841. Lorene COLLINS (Zora WRIGHT8, Emma K. SMITH7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Lorene was born in 1914. Lorene died in 1962; she was 48.

Lorene married BETHEL.

They had one child:
	1083	i.	Charles Randall

842. Pearl Ivan COLLINS (Zora WRIGHT8, Emma K. SMITH7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Pearl Ivan was born in Vandalia, Missouri, in 1910. Pearl Ivan died in Wayne, Michigan, in 1946; he was 36. Drowned.

Pearl Ivan first married Ann Marie MUELLER, daughter of Lafayette Henry MUELLER & Cornelia Louise COTTON. Ann Marie was born in Wellsville, Montgomery, Missouri, on November 11, 1912.

Child:
	1084	i.	Charles Lowell (1935-)

Family of Claude E. SMITH (535) & Ella May HUGHES

843. Ruth Meriam SMITH (Claude E.8, John Oscar7, Nicholas6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Ruth Meriam was born in Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri, on February 2, 1902. Ruth Meriam died in Los Angeles, California, on December 5, 1958; she was 56.

RUTH MERIAM SMITH187

Ruth Meriam Smith ( the author's mother) was born February 2, 1902 in Kansas City, Missouri. She was the second child and daughter of Claude E. and Ella Mae Hughes Smith. The Smiths were among the early pioneering families that had come from Kentucky, settling in Clay County, Missouri. The 1900 census indicates that by that time Claude and Ella Mae were living in a rented house, (316 Drury Street), in Kansas City and that Claude was a motorman for the transit system. Ruth was a tiny, frail, premature infant and wasn't expected to survive. It was said that she could fit in a sewing machine drawer, about 4" x 12," and that a teacup could fit on her head. On her second birthday, she was dressed up in a fussy white dress, sat upon a high stool, and had a photographic portrait done as a permanent memorial because it was feared that she wouldn't have another birthday. When Ruth was three and a half, a third girl, Helen Katherine, was born to Claude and Ella. At that time, big sister Opal was six.

In 1912, when Ruth was ten, her mother Ella Mae died of nephritis after a lingering illness of six years. Tuberculosis involving the right lung weakened her and contributed to her demise. The younger girls were sent to live with relatives. Ruth went to "Aunt Lizzie," (Julia Elizabeth Smith Hudson O'Dell), Claude's sister. Helen was sent to Gramma Hughes, the maternal grandmother. Growing up without a mother at this tender age in the Victorian era, Ruth had no one to talk to or ask questions. The normal changes of maturing came as a total shock and the young girl thought she was following her mother to the grave.

Claude remarried a young widow and mother of a two year old son in 1914. Clara Hoppas was just twenty-three, thirteen years younger than her new husband. Suddenly Clara had three step-daughters in addition to her son, Everett. Opal was just ten years younger and probably relieved to have most of the housekeeping chores lifted off her shoulders. The family had relocated to Omaha, Nebraska where Claude worked for Calender House as a "commercial trader," perhaps learning the printing business. Although loved and accepted as a brother by the big sisters, Everett was a moody problem child. This prompted Claude to adopt him officially, thinking it would help him feel more accepted as a part of the family. One Christmas, the girls tied a bundle of sticks together, placing it under the tree for the "naughty boy." He was devastated! The country was in the throws of World War I in 1916. Claude was intensely patriotic and insisted that Ruth drop the German language course that she was taking at High School. Since she couldn't matriculate without a language, Ruth never graduated. 1920 found her working as a file clerk for the Telephone Company.

On July 11, 1925, Ruth married Lester Albin Wiesner at the North Side Christian Church in Omaha, Nebraska. The pastor performing the ceremony was F. K. Hargrove and the witnesses were Clarence Wiesner, Lester's brother, and Herbert McCauley, who was to marry Ruth's younger sister Helen the following year. Lester was a dashing twenty-three year old auto mechanic from Omaha. On August 15, 1926, the young couple was blessed with a baby daughter. The home birth almost ended in disaster when the baby presented in a breech position and appeared stillborn. The Catholic doctor quickly baptized the infant Joyce Elizabeth, and then shocked her into gasping for breath by dipping her in hot and cold water. Ruth, who had always been frail, was warned not to have any more children, but having a strong maternal nature, she ignored the warning and exactly three years later on August 16, 1929, Janice Elaine was born at Lord Lister Hospital in Omaha. The depression hit the family when Lester lost his job as repair shop foreman for The Yellow Cab Company. This led to a nervous breakdown. In 1933, the family left everything in Omaha and moved to California to be near Ruth's relatives who were already settled there.

Ruth was a petite 5' 1" tall, and wore a sample sized shoe (4B). She had a "sweet tooth" and would frequently make fudge or other goody, much to the delight of the girls who got to lick the pan. No shopping trip downtown was complete without a trip to the candy counter or doughnut shop. Although never a gourmet cook, her specialties were old-fashioned favorites like oat-meal cookies and rice pudding. She was an avid gardener and the yard was always bursting with colorful blooms. During World War II, her "Victory Garden" filled the entire back half of the big back yard. Fresh vegetables were always plentiful and were her pride and joy. She was a very gentle lady and never smoked, drank, or drove a car. Ruth was a very loving mother and lived for her children. There was never a time when the family did not have financial problems but this was never evident to the girls. Ruth worked for a time as a bookkeeper for the telephone company. In 1938, she strained her heart and had to spend a year of complete bed rest. She was never strong and suffered from hypertension at a time when good blood pressure medication was not available. All this was compounded by a tyrannical and demanding husband. Planning for the weddings of Joyce and Janice the summer of 1949, although stressful, brought her great joy. She stitched both dresses with tender, loving care. The arrival of Tommy, her first grandchild, two years later was certainly one of the biggest events of her life. She adored Tommy as she did Debbie, Joyce's first child, who arrived eight months later. Tragically, she never really knew her other grandchildren as she suffered a severe stroke the summer of' 1953 when she was lust fifty-one years of age. When the doctor told the family that "it would have been better if she had died," Lester threw him out of the house. The next five years were torturous and proved that the doctor had been right. Ruth struggled to regain some speech and strength but each gain would be lost with another stroke. She died on December 5, 1958 when she was fifty-six years of age. Her remains are in the mausoleum of Inglewood Park Cemetery at Inglewood, California.

On July 11, 1925 Ruth Meriam married Lester Albin WIESNER, son of John E. WIESNER (March 6, 1866-May 28, 1941) & Anna TALACKO (May 12, 1879-January 8, 1975), in Omaha, Nebraska. Lester Albin was born in Talmadge, Otoe County, Nebraska, on January 16, 1902. Lester Albin died in Los Angeles, California, on April 30, 1982; he was 80.

They had the following children:
	1085	i.	Joyce Elizabeth (1926-)
	1086	ii.	Janice Elane (1929-)

Family of John George DAVID (538) & Minnie Blanche LOWE

844. William Russell DAVID (John George8, Margaret A. SMITH7, Nicholas6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). William Russell was born in Lair Station, Harrison County, Kentucky, on November 11, 1897.

William Russell married Josephine THOMAS. Josephine was born in Spencer County, Kentucky, on June 29, 1896.

They had the following children:
		i.	William Russell. William Russell was born on June 3, 1919.
	1087	ii.	Barbara (1924-)
	1088	iii.	Allen Ray (1926-)

845. Alvin DAVID (John George8, Margaret A. SMITH7, Nicholas6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Alvin was born on June 26, 1901. Alvin died on January 17, 1961; he was 59.

Alvin first married Cecil SANFORD.

They had one child:
		i.	Eva Jean.

Alvin second married Callie CUNNINGHAM.

They had the following children:
		i.	John Russell. John Russell was born in Lexington, Kentucky, on July 30, 1948.
	1089	ii.	Minnie Sue (1949-)
	1090	iii.	Chester Richard (1950-)
		iv.	Alvin Dee. Alvin Dee was born in Lexington, Kentucky, on March 16, 1958.
		v.	Thomas Estill. Thomas Estill was born in Lexington, Kentucky, on February 23, 1954.
		vi.	Patricia Ann. Patricia Ann was born in Lexington, Kentucky, on September 6, 1952.

846. Amos Ray DAVID (John George8, Margaret A. SMITH7, Nicholas6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Amos Ray was born in Lexington, Kentucky, on June 4, 1904.

On June 27, 1931 Amos Ray married Corelli Brown ALGER. Corelli Brown was born in West Bridgewater, Massachusetts, on January 21, 1906.

They had the following children:
	1091	i.	Donald Lowe (1933-)
	1092	ii.	Evelyn Corelli (1936-)
		iii.	Virginia Lea. Virginia Lea was born in New York, New York, on March 2, 1943.
			On September 4, 1966 Virginia Lea married George Kenneth LUCEY. George Kenneth was born in New Orleans, Louisiana, on November 13, 1937.
		iv.	Carol Grace. Carol Grace was born in Alexandria, Virginia, on February 25, 1947.

Family of Samuel EWALT Jr. (543) & Nida FISHER

847. Anna Lee EWALT (Samuel8, Samuel7, Margaret Elizabeth SMITH6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Anna Lee was born in Ruddle’s Mills, Kentucky, on September 10, 1915.

Anna Lee married Robert CHANSLOR. Robert was born in Millersburg, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	Ronald. Ronald was born in 1933.
	1093	ii.	Charm

Family of Annye OWSLEY (545) & Wade PHILLIPS

848. Mattie PHILLIPS (Annye OWSLEY8, Sallie Ann (Sarah) SHAWHAN7, Charles Redmon6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Mattie was born about 1912. Mattie died on February 10, 1978; she was 66.

About 1933 Mattie married Todd MUNCY. Todd was born about 1910.

They had the following children:
		i.	John T.
		ii.	Anna May.

849. George PHILLIPS (Annye OWSLEY8, Sallie Ann (Sarah) SHAWHAN7, Charles Redmon6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). George was born about 1916.

About 1940 George married Frances.

They had the following children:
		i.	George. George was born about 1942.
			On October 29, 1965 George married Laurie KRUEGER.
	1094	ii.	John Gardiner (1944-)
		iii.	Jerry. Jerry was born about 1946.

Family of Clara Matilda OWSLEY (547) & Elmer NECESSARY

850. Edith Marie NECESSARY (Clara Matilda OWSLEY8, Sallie Ann (Sarah) SHAWHAN7, Charles Redmon6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Edith Marie was born in Jackson County, MO, on May 23, 1912.

About 1933 Edith Marie first married Donald Wesley HEDGES. Donald Wesley was born in 1910.

On June 20, 1937 Edith Marie second married John Edward STEWART, in Olath, Kansas. John Edward was born in Jackson County, MO, on August 15, 1888. John Edward died in MO on May 21, 1961; he was 72.

They had the following children:
		i.	Rose Marie. Rose Marie was born in Cass County, MO, on May 11, 1941. Rose Marie died in 1946; she was 4.
	1095	ii.	Dorothy Ann (1941-)

Family of Ruth Ellen "Daisy" STONSTREET (548) & James Henry DOTY ,Sr.

851. James Henry DOTY , Jr. (Ruth Ellen "Daisy" STONSTREET8, Lutie Lail SHAWHAN7, Charles Redmon6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). James Henry was born in Sacramento, California, on January 8, 1932.

James was a machinist and also had artistic talents. During the Korean
War he served with the US Army as an NCO, was wounded, suffered from
frost bite, and was eventually discharged with a 100% disability
pension.

On July 25, 1951 James Henry first married Wilma Jean SPENCE, daughter of Wilce Alexander SPENCE & Ollie Mae WILSON, in Hutchinson, Reno County, Kansas. Wilma Jean was born in Caddo, OK, on August 28, 1933.

They had one child:
	1096	i.	Billy Keith (1952-)

About 1956 James Henry second married Lauretta, in Kansas.

They had one child:
		i.	Cynthia. Cynthia was born in Wichita, Kansas, about 1958.

About 1960 James Henry third married Mary Elizabeth NEWMAN, in AL.

They had the following children:
		i.	James Henry. James Henry was born in Hutchinson, Reno County, Kansas, on October 10, 1961.
		ii.	Merle Travis. Merle Travis was born in Texas on January 23, 1963. Merle Travis died in Texarkana, Texas, on November 28, 1987; he was 24.
		iii.	Sherry. Sherry was born on December 14, 1965.
		iv.	Kandy. Kandy was born on May 16, 1966.
		v.	Rocky. Rocky was born on November 27, 1969.

Family of Georgia M. SHAWHAN (549) & Ernest BENNETT

852. Howard Pence BENNETT (Georgia M. SHAWHAN8, Daniel Duncan7, William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Howard Pence married Marie FRANZONE.

They had one child:
		i.	Marilyn.

853. James Gordon BENNETT (Georgia M. SHAWHAN8, Daniel Duncan7, William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

James Gordon married Beatrice BABCOCK.

They had the following children:
		i.	Nancy.
		ii.	Lee.
		iii.	John.
		iv.	Carolyn.
		v.	Jean.

Family of Julia Edythe SHAWHAN (550) & John Thomas COOPER

854. John Morgan COOPER (Julia Edythe SHAWHAN8, Daniel Duncan7, William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

John Morgan married Margaret L. GAUNTT.

They had one child:
	1097	i.	Jo Anne Lail

Family of Lulia Bell SHAWHAN (551) & Morton Perrin CHILES

855. Morton Perrin CHILES Jr. (Lulia Bell SHAWHAN8, Daniel Duncan7, William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Morton Perrin was born on June 6, 1912.

Morton, Jr. received his A.B. and LL.B. degrees from St. Louis Univ. Law School. After practicing law in St. Louis, Mo. for a year he joined the FBI on 3 Dec 1929. Under J. Edgar Hoover he served as Special Agent in charge of the San Antonio, New Orleans and Charlotte, N.C. Divisions. He was the first agent at the FBI Academy to shoot a perfect score with the .38 revolver in all positions, including right and left hands.

On 7 Dec 1941, the bombing of Pearl Harbor, he was in charge of FBI the Security Squad of the Baltimore Division. Within 24 hours, his squad had arrested 121 enemy agents under Presidential Warrents. After Roosevelt died, Morton was the agent assigned to the Washington, D.C. area, and as such he advised President Truman on the worldwide intelligence system.

Morton was assigned to the San Antonio Division of the FBI on 21 Nov 1963. On that day he was standing next to President John F. Kennedy. The next day Kennedy was killed. He was among those who investigated the assassination.

Now retired, he and his wife live in San Antonio in the winter and Pagosa Springs, Colorado in the summer.188

On September 10, 1935 Morton Perrin married Sue Ellis ADAIR, daughter of John Abner ADAIR. Sue Ellis was born on February 19, 1914.

They had the following children:
	1098	i.	John Adair (1940-)
		ii.	Janis Sue. Janis Sue was born on September 28, 1943.
	1099	iii.	Joyce Ann (1945-)
	1100	iv.	Janie Lu (1946-)

856. Dr. Daniel Duncan CHILES (Lulia Bell SHAWHAN8, Daniel Duncan7, William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Daniel Duncan was born on August 11, 1913. Daniel Duncan died on October 5, 1978; he was 65.

D.D. Chiles graduated from Buckner High School, received his bachelor’s degree from Central College, Fayette, Mo., and his medical degree from Vanderbilt Medical School, Nashville, Tenn. in 1938.

He was in the regular corps of the U.S. Public Health Service from 1936 to 1946. He served as a medical officer in the South Pacific during the WWII.  He practiced psychiatry in Radford Va., and was a clinical director of St Albaus Hospital in Virginia several years. He retired in 1965 and moved to Veice, Florida where he died 5 Oct 1978. He is buried in Woodlawn Cemetery in Independence, Missouri.188

On February 15, 1941 Daniel Duncan first married Virginia HAYES. Virginia was born on January 19, 1919. Virginia died in 1965; she was 45.

They had the following children:
	1101	i.	Stephen Michael (1942-)
	1102	ii.	Daniel Duncan (1944-)
	1103	iii.	Morton Perrin (1949-)

On September 29, 1967 Daniel Duncan second married Sue Latimer BEETS.

857. Mary Jane CHILES (Lulia Bell SHAWHAN8, Daniel Duncan7, William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Mary Jane was born on July 14, 1916.

Mary Jane graduated from Wm. Chrisman High School in Independence, recieved her AA from Christian College, BA Univ of Mo., MFA Yale University.  Before her marriage she taught theatre at Allegheny College, Meadville, Pa. She was a member of the professional acting staff at Cain Park Theatre, Cleveland, Ohio. For many years she was director of the St. Joseph, Missouri Junior League Children's Theater. She taught part time at Mo. Western College for several years.

Her husband, John, recieved his BA from Central Methodist College, MD from Harvard Medical School. Until his retirement, he was a practicing surgeon with Thompson Clinic, St. Joseph, Mo. John was born 1 Jul 1913.189

On March 10, 1946 Mary Jane married John Redmon McDANIEL. John Redmon was born on July 1, 1913. John Redmon died in December 1992; he was 79.

They had the following children:
	1104	i.	John Morton (1951-)
		ii.	James Alan. James Alan was born on June 10, 1953. Education: BA, Stanford University; JD, Harvard Law School. Occupation: Lawyer, Bostonm Massachusetts.
			Letter dated May 28, 1999
			
			Dear Bob,
			
			Thanks for your prompt reply to my inquiry. I am enclosing a check for $55 for the History of Bourbon, etc. Counties book. I will sit tight on the Shawhan history and hope that enough other folks are interested to justify another print run.
			
			You are quite right about our connection through the Shawhan's. I am descended from "Casher Dan" and Minerva Shawhan. Consequently, you can imagine how much I have enjoyed reading the material you have assembled regarding our common ancestors. The information about William McCune has been especially fascinating. Another exciting "find" is your information on the Ravenscraft family. My Great, Great Grandfather, William Winston Shawhan, married Julia Ravenscraft. Julia died at a relatively early age before the family left Kentucky for Lone Jack, Missouri, but Julia's mother (Mary "Patsy" Ravenscraft) came with William Winston and his children and lived out her life in Lone Jack ("Granny" Ravenscraft is buried right next to Minerva Shawhan in the Lone Jack Cemetery). My Great Aunt, Georgia Shawhan Bennett, remembered spending time with Granny Ravenscraft when she was a little girl. As you may be aware, there is an oil painting of Patsy Ravenscraft that still exists. It is in the possession of my aunt, Mrs. David Ravenscraft Chiles, in Smithville, Missouri (it hung for years in the living room of my Grandmother, Lulia Shawhan Chiles). It is one of a series of oil paintings which were said to have been done in Kentucky and brought by the family to Missouri. There are also oil paintings of William Winston Shawhan and Julia Ravenscraft as young adults. I saw these paintings when they were in the possession of my mother's first cousin, Lois Cooper Shawgo (now deceased). I believe they are currently in the possession of Lois's niece, Gayle Cooper Berveiler of Houston, Texas. I have not very good photographs of those paintings. Also, there is a painting of my Great Grandfather, Daniel Duncan Shawhan, at about age 6. That painting is in the possession of my mother, Mary Jane (Chiles) McDaniel, in Fresno, California. Finally, Mrs. James B. (Mildred) Shawhan of Lee's Summit wrote to me about 2 years ago that her husband (now deceased) had two more paintings of Shawhans (siblings of William Winston - John T. and Sallie, I think - I can't put my hands on the letter at the moment). You may have already come across all of this while putting the book together, but I thought I'd pass it along just in case. There may be more paintings floating around out there. One final Shawhan tidbit to pass along (again, it may be old hat to you): my Great Uncle Harris Shawhan, according to the most authoritative sources on the subject, was a pall bearer at Cole Younger's funeral! Uncle Harris was a most law abiding type and considerably younger than Cole, and I believe his connection was as a friend after Cole was released from prison and very possibly the one who convinced him to join the Christian Church in Lee's Summit in his waning years. My Grandmother vividly recalled seeing Cole Younger at their church when she was a child.
			
			I started down this diversion because of the Ravenscraft connection. Patsy Ravenscraft married into the Ravenscraft family (I don't know her maiden name), and family recollections say that her husband's name was John. In a quick review of your material on the Ravenscrafts, I was not able to find a John at the right generation, but it seems that it must be the same Ravenscraft family since there is so much interconnection with the Shawhan family. I will do some more digging, but I thought you might have some insight into this possible connection.
			
			Thanks for your effort with the Perrin book. I might as well add that I am a Perrin descendant, too - my Grandmother, Lulia Shawhan, married Morton Perrin Chiles - so I have a double interest in the book. William Perrin is not a direct ancestor, but he (not surprisingly) wrote about some who are.
			
			Best regards,
			
			Jim McDaniel

858. William Henry "Billy" CHILES (Lulia Bell SHAWHAN8, Daniel Duncan7, William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). William Henry "Billy" was born in Atherton, Missouri, on February 5, 1922. William Henry "Billy" died in December 1994; he was 72.

On January 17, 1946 William Henry "Billy" married Marcheta ERWIN. Marcheta was born on January 24, 1924. Resided in Lee’s Summit, Missouri.

They had the following children:
	1105	i.	William Erwin (1952-)
		ii.	Marcia Jane. Marcia Jane was born on October 4, 1955. Education: BSN, St. Louis University. Occupation: Practicing RN In St. Louis, Missouri.
			On March 3, 1981 Marcia Jane married Brad MEMBERTO.

859. David Ravenscraft CHILES (Lulia Bell SHAWHAN8, Daniel Duncan7, William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). David Ravenscraft was born on September 28, 1926. David Ravenscraft died on November 13, 1983; he was 57.

On July 30, 1949 David Ravenscraft married Mary Lee BLANK. Mary Lee was born on April 19, 1929.

They had the following children:
	1106	i.	Lee Patton (1951-)
		ii.	Ann Perrin. Ann Perrin was born on August 25, 1953. Resided in Topeka, Kansas, in 1982.
			On May 25, 1974 Ann Perrin married Ralph Richard RIGGS. Ralph Richard was born on June 1, 1953.
		iii.	Susan Penelope. Susan Penelope was born on September 26, 1954.
		iv.	Mary Paula. Mary Paula was born on January 8, 1956. Education: BA, Southwest Missouri State College.
			Mary Paula married Richard BULLOCK. Occupation: CPA.
		v.	Jennifer Paige. Jennifer Paige was born on February 3, 1957.
			On May 24, 1980 Jennifer Paige married Richard G. CARRELL.
		vi.	David Peter. David Peter was born on June 16, 1958.

Family of Harris Lee SHAWHAN (552) & Mayme STONER

860. Martin Lee SHAWHAN (Harris Lee8, Daniel Duncan7, William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Research: From Social Security Death Index:  SHAWHAN, MARTIN 500-34-6357 (MO) b. 16 Nov 1906, d. Dec 1985 (Lees Summit, Jackson, MO). Evidence is inconclusive that this is the same person.

On October 22, 1929 Martin Lee married Mildred BROWNFIELD, daughter of BROWNFIELD.

Headline: Obits
Publication Date: August 11, 1995
Source: The Kansas City Star
Page: C3; C4
Subjects: Missouri
Region: Obituary
Obituary: Anna Marie Overman, 79, Independence, MO, passed way Wednesday, August 9, 1995, at Independence Regional Health Center. Funeral services will be 9 a.m. Saturday, August 12, at Nativity of Mary Catholic Church, Independence; burial in ord-Cox Chapel. Memorial contributions may be made to Lee's Summit Christian Church Memorial Fund.
Mrs. Shawhan was born March 17, 1907, in Greenwood, MO, and lived in Lee's Summit until her marriage to Martin L. Shawhan, in 1929. She and her husband lived in Kansas City, St. Joseph, and Albany, MO, where they owned the Shawhan Drug Store. They returned to Lee's Summit in 1959. She was a member of the Lee's Summit Christian Church and had been a member of Esther Chapter Eastern Star, Albany, MO. Preceding her in death were her parents, Charley W. Brownfield and Eliza Beal Brownfield; her husband, Martin L. Shawhan; two sisters, Jessie M. Jennings and Delaine Dugan; three brothers, Wade Brownfield, Earl Brownfield, and Charley Brownfield. Survivors include a daughter, Martha Schooley, Kansas City; two granddaughters, Sara Schooley, and Jennifer Schooley; two sisters, Hazel B. Schubert, Jefferson City, MO, and Frances L. Miller, Houston, TX; two brothers, Dr. Allen Brownfield, Pleasant Hill, MO, and Beal Brownfield, Lee's Summit; and nieces and nephews.
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Headline: Obits
Publication Date: August 11, 1995
Source: The Kansas City Star
Page: C3; C4
Subjects: Missouri
Region: Obituary
Obituary: Anna Marie Overman, 79, Independence, MO, passed way Wednesday, August 9, 1995, at Independence Regional Health Center. Funeral services will be 9 a.m. Saturday, August 12, at Nativity of Mary Catholic Church, Independence; burial in ord-Cox Chapel. Memorial contributions may be made to Lee's Summit Christian Church Memorial Fund.
Mrs. Shawhan was born March 17, 1907, in Greenwood, MO, and lived in Lee's Summit until her marriage to Martin L. Shawhan, in 1929. She and her husband lived in Kansas City, St. Joseph, and Albany, MO, where they owned the Shawhan Drug Store. They returned to Lee's Summit in 1959. She was a member of the Lee's Summit Christian Church and had been a member of Esther Chapter Eastern Star, Albany, MO. Preceding her in death were her parents, Charley W. Brownfield and Eliza Beal Brownfield; her husband, Martin L. Shawhan; two sisters, Jessie M. Jennings and Delaine Dugan; three brothers, Wade Brownfield, Earl Brownfield, and Charley Brownfield.
Survivors include a daughter, Martha Schooley, Kansas City; two granddaugh - ters, Sara Schooley, and Jennifer Schooley; two sisters, Hazel B. Schubert, Jefferson City, MO, and Frances L. Miller, Houston, TX; two brothers, Dr. Allen Brownfield, Pleasant Hill, MO, and Beal Brownfield, Lee's Summit; and nieces and nephews.

Henry Kidd of Caroline and Fluvanna Co. Virginia 

1. Henry Kidd (1770-1828) & Nancy Hill (1770-1842)
|    1. Samuel Henry Kidd (1798-1877) & Hannah Winston "Annie" Tilman (1809-1913)
|    |    1. Virginia Ann "Jennie" Kidd (1827-1915)
|    |    2. Mary Elizabeth Kidd (1829-) & George L. McCary (1825-)
|    |    |    1. Richard Fields McCary (1853-) & Goldmen 
|    |    |    |    1. Mary Elizabeth McCary 
|    |    |    |    2. George Louis McCary 
|    |    |    |    3. Ivanhoe McCary 
|    |    |    |    |    1. Allen T. McCary 
|    |    |    |    |    2. Clyde N. McCary 
|    |    |    |    4. Charles McCary 
|    |    |    |    5. Maurice McCary 
|    |    |    2. Johnson McCary 
|    |    |    3. Sally or Pat McCary (1851-1952) & Johnson 
|    |    |    |    1. Eldridge Fisher Johnson (-1941)
|    |    |    |    2. Ryland Nelson Johnson 
|    |    |    4. Virtusia Samuel McCary  & James W. "Jim" Tilman (1841-)
|    |    |    |    1. Hester A. Tilman (1867-) & Rueben Johnson 
|    |    |    |    2. Mary Elizabeth Tilman (1868-)
|    |    |    |    3. Jacob S. Tilman (1870-)
|    |    |    |    4. Lula W. Tilman (1872-)
|    |    |    |    5. Hattie Lee Tilman 
|    |    |    |    6. Katherine Tilman 
|    |    |    |    7. Virginia Tilman 
|    |    |    |    8. Marion Tilman 
|    |    |    |    9. James B. Tilman 
|    |    |    |    10. George Tilman 
|    |    |    |    11. Irene Tilman 
|    |    |    |    12. John D. Tilman 
|    |    |    5. Cornelia McCary  & Thomas Farish 
|    |    |    |    1. Melvin Farish 
|    |    |    |    2. Mary Farish 
|    |    |    |    3. Virginia Bell Farish 
|    |    |    |    4. Lena Samuel Farish 
|    |    |    |    5. Pearl Farish 
|    |    3. John Thomas Kidd (1831-1900) & Lucy Jane Tilman (1835-1917)
|    |    |    1. Richard B. Kidd (1853-)
|    |    |    2. Fields Allen "Duncan" Kidd (1856-1901) & Sarah Maggie "Maggie" Harrison (1852-1923)
|    |    |    |    1. John William Kidd (1878-1954) & Minnie Marshall Phillips (1882-1923)
|    |    |    |    |    1. Allan William Kidd (1903-1976) & Jessie P. Pollard (1904-1993)
|    |    |    |    |    2. Harvey Marshall Kidd (1906-1992)
|    |    |    |    |    3. Ernest Lee Kidd (1910-1988)
|    |    |    |    |    4. Francis Alutian Kidd (1912-1984) & Sylvia B. (1914-)
|    |    |    |    |    5. Lindsay Carter Kidd (1916-1917)
|    |    |    |    |    6. Minnie Pauline Kidd (1918-) & Malcolm Franklin Robinson (1909-1958)
|    |    |    |    2. Mary Lucy Kidd (1883-1945) & Arthur A. Wickline (1882-1968)
|    |    |    |    |    1. Eleandor Wickline (1911-1986) & John O. Fridley 
|    |    |    |    |    2. Amanda Wickline (1913-1983)
|    |    |    |    |    3. Lucy Jane Wickline (1916-1992) & Charles Melvin Goodwin 
|    |    |    |    |    4. Virginia Lee Wickline (1921-) & Louis C. James 
|    |    |    |    3. Margaret Morton Kidd (1886-1950)
|    |    |    |    4. Samuel Richard Kidd (1887-1927) & Mary Eliza Morris 
|    |    |    |    5. Zinnie Kidd (1888-) & Lillian Dameron 
|    |    |    |    |    1. Helen Kidd  & Wilson 
|    |    |    |    |    2. Dorothy M. Kidd  & Cary 
|    |    |    |    |    3. Alice Kidd (1916-1990) & James Grant 
|    |    |    |    6. Annie B. Kidd (1890-) & Sidney Blackstock 
|    |    |    |    7. Tholley Kidd* (1892-) & Lula Moon 
|    |    |    |    7. Tholley Kidd* (1892-) & Rosa 
|    |    |    |    8. Hugh R. Kidd (1893-1961) & Mary F. (1893-1971)
|    |    |    |    9. Robert Kidd (1894-) & Mary Ellinger 
|    |    |    |    |    1. Roberta Kidd  & Hansen 
|    |    |    |    |    2. Virginia Kidd (1924-) & Joseph L. McGinn (1922-)
|    |    |    |    |    3. Peggy Rae Kidd (-1994)
|    |    |    |    10. Walter Kidd 
|    |    |    3. George Lewis Kidd (1858-1936) & Nannie Rebecca Price (1860-1913)
|    |    |    |    1. Richard Goodwin Kidd (1881-1936)
|    |    |    |    2. Walter Louis Kidd (1883-1963) & Daisie Wood (1891-1958)
|    |    |    |    |    1. Helen Kidd (1912-1990) & Clarke Ogden Black (1910-1973)
|    |    |    |    3. James Allen Kidd (1886-1970) & Mary Lee Glass (1888-1971)
|    |    |    |    |    1. James Allen Kidd Jr (1911-1988) & Bernice R. Crenshaw (1915-1993)
|    |    |    |    |    2. Hollis Vivian Kidd (1913-1990)
|    |    |    |    |    3. Eva Marie Kidd (1916-1988) & Ashby Lee Taylor (1910-1976)
|    |    |    |    |    4. Erma Frances Kidd (1918-1987) & John S. Mitchell 
|    |    |    |    |    5. Charles Franklin Kidd (1920-1995) & Kathryn Louise Boyd 
|    |    |    |    |    6. Preston Lewis Kidd (1927-1994) & Eleanor Gothard (1931-)
|    |    |    |    4. Harry Long Kidd (1888-)
|    |    |    |    5. John William Kidd (1891-1970) & Lillie Archer Johnson (1891-1981)
|    |    |    |    |    1. Ruby Kidd (1916-)
|    |    |    |    |    2. Evelyn Lillie Kidd (1919-)
|    |    |    |    |    3. Dorothy Catherine Kidd (1921-)
|    |    |    |    |    4. Willie Marie Kidd (1922-)
|    |    |    |    |    5. John William Kidd Jr (1927-)
|    |    |    |    |    6. Calvin Nicholas Kidd (1930-) & Carolyn Anne Hampton (1931-1992)
|    |    |    |    6. Maggie Elma Kidd (1893-) & Warren Bransom 
|    |    |    |    7. Irene Virginia Kidd (1895-) & William P. Davis 
|    |    |    |    8. Nannie Pearl Kidd (1897-) & Frank Harris 
|    |    |    |    9. George Carl Kidd (1897-1971) & Frances Louise Gaines (1901-1986)
|    |    |    |    |    1. George Carl Kidd Jr. (1918-)
|    |    |    |    |    2. Rebecca Kidd  & C. L. Haymaker 
|    |    |    |    |    3. Mary Louise Kidd  & L. E. Lunsford 
|    |    |    |    |    4. Charlotte Ann Kidd (1929-) & James Carlton Hutchens (1927-)
|    |    |    |    |    5. Kidd  & J. H. Philpott 
|    |    |    |    |    6. Louis Kidd 
|    |    |    |    |    7. Edward Lewis Kidd (1936-) & Ethel May Phillips (1937-)
|    |    |    |    10. Fannie Kidd (1900-) & Julius Anderson 
|    |    |    |    11. Addie Kidd (1906-)
|    |    |    4. Mary John_Franklin "Mollie" Kidd (1861-1947) & Isham David Cleveland (1862-1942)
|    |    |    |    1. Sallie Maria Cleveland (1888-1966) & John Jessie Hughes (1888-1951)
|    |    |    |    |    1. Woodrow William Hughes (1912-1980) & Helen 
|    |    |    |    |    2. Mary Lucy Ida Hughes (1914-) & William Randolph Wrenn Sr. 
|    |    |    |    |    3. George Edward Hughes (1921-) & Leatrice "Lea" 
|    |    |    |    |    4. James Leroy Hughes (1923-)
|    |    |    |    |    5. Virginia Helen Hughes (1927-) & Benjamin F. Layne 
|    |    |    |    |    6. John Henry Hughes (1918-1980) & Betty 
|    |    |    |    |    7. Nettie Louise Hughes (1916-1989)
|    |    |    |    2. John William Cleveland (1889-1965) & Mary Marguerite Thacker 
|    |    |    |    |    1. John William Cleveland Jr. (1925-) & June Jarman 
|    |    |    |    |    2. Mary Lucille Cleveland (1927-) & William Noble Willoughby 
|    |    |    |    |    3. Lena Catherine Cleveland (1929-) & Paul Ray Yeager 
|    |    |    |    |    4. Anne Elizabeth Cleveland (1931-1986) & Grant Tomlin 
|    |    |    |    |    5. Margaret Lee Cleveland (1934-) & Leonard B. Humphries 
|    |    |    |    3. Isham "Grover" Cleveland (1892-1957) & Nan Spencer 
|    |    |    |    4. Mary "Lucy" Cleveland (1890-) & Arthur Wickline 
|    |    |    |    5. Luther Hill Cleveland (1898-1969) & Bessie Seay (1900-1983)
|    |    |    |    |    1. Luther Norvell Cleveland (1921-) & Helen Sandy (1920-)
|    |    |    |    |    2. Edna Cleveland (1923-) & Anthony Fleming Williams (1921-)
|    |    |    |    |    3. George Brockman Cleveland (1925-) & Ruby Bourne (1927-1994)
|    |    |    5. Bartholomew Thomas "Tholley" Kidd (1866-1954) & Bettie N.or A. "Boney" Robertson (1864-)**
|    |    |    6. Elmere W. Kidd (1872-) & Steger 
|    |    |    7. Bista "Lucy" Kidd (1877-1964) & Nowell B. Hughes (1867-)
|    |    |    |    1. Hughes 
|    |    |    |    2. Wiley Hughes  & May 
|    |    |    |    |    1. Fred Hughes 
|    |    4. Sarah Tillman "Sallie" Kidd (1832-1913) & Fisher 
|    |    5. Permelia Winston "Milly" Kidd (1832-1910) & Winfield Scott "Windy" Beal (1826-1888)
|    |    |    1. Amanda Scott "Jennie" Beal (1867-1948) & Robert Joseph "Joe" Thomas (1863-1943)
|    |    |    |    1. Ernest Benjamin Thomas* (1886-1966) & Edna Morris 
|    |    |    |    |    1. Hubert Lee Thomas (1915-) & Mary Elizabeth Childers (1918-)
|    |    |    |    |    2. Robert Morris Thomas (1918-) & Jennie G. Katzer (1922-)
|    |    |    |    |    3. Dollie May Thomas (1920-1920)
|    |    |    |    1. Ernest Benjamin Thomas* (1886-1966) & Tempe W. Sander (1896-)
|    |    |    |    2. Lula French Thomas (1889-1989) & Luke Albert Sebolt (1875-1946)
|    |    |    |    |    1. Louise Amanda Sebolt (1913-1985) & Arthur Clifford "Tex" Tompkins (1905-1982)
|    |    |    |    |    2. Imogene Sebolt (1915-) & Theodore Joseph Grossheider (1906-1959)
|    |    |    |    |    3. Frank Albert Sebolt (1918-) & Viola Helen Powell (-1995)
|    |    |    |    3. Nettie Winston Thomas (1891-1977) & Harrison Vardman Hall (1889-1933)
|    |    |    |    |    1. Helen Lee Hall (1913-1913)
|    |    |    |    |    2. Robert Smith Hall (1914-1988) & Clara Neta Darnell (1914-)
|    |    |    |    |    3. Lester Thomas Hall (1925-1992) & Opal Louise "Sally" Halphin (1928-)
|    |    |    |    4. Henry Robert Thomas (1894-1978) & Mellie Marie Hawkins (1901-1989)
|    |    |    |    |    1. Rosalene Thomas (1927-) & Robert Eugene Wilson (1926-)
|    |    |    |    5. Harry Lee Thomas (1897-1919)
|    |    |    |    6. William Scott Thomas (1900-1967) & Mabel B. Hoerning (1907-1967)
|    |    |    |    7. Sallie May Thomas (1902-1987) & Wallace Luellen Adams (1897-1988)
|    |    |    |    |    1. Pauline Mildred Adams* (1924-)
|    |    |    |    |    1. Pauline Mildred Adams* (1924-) & never 
|    |    |    |    |    2. Sally Jo Adams (1931-) & William E. "Bill" Schmidt (1927-)
|    |    |    |    |    3. Norma Gene Adams (1934-) & Kenneth Harold Richardson (1933-)
|    |    |    |    8. Dollie Thomas* (1905-1972) & Raymond Penderson (1900-)
|    |    |    |    |    1. Beatrice E. Penderson (1923-) & James J. Fiala (1922-)
|    |    |    |    |    2. Raymond Roy "Bud" Penderson Jr.* (1926-) & Ruthe J. Sportsman (1926-)
|    |    |    |    |    2. Raymond Roy "Bud" Penderson Jr.* (1926-) & Mary Myers 
|    |    |    |    |    3. Roy Raymond Penderson* (1928-) & Aletha Ann Gooch (1928-1977)
|    |    |    |    |    3. Roy Raymond Penderson* (1928-) & Liz 
|    |    |    |    8. Dollie Thomas* (1905-1972) & Spurgeon Arthur "Spud" Duncan (1904-1983)
|    |    |    |    9. Alice Gazelle Thomas (1910-) & Carl C. "Dick" Pack (1903-1970)
|    |    |    |    |    1. Carl C. Pack Jr.* (1930-1991) & Marilyn Rae Mahan (1937-)
|    |    |    |    |    1. Carl C. Pack Jr.* (1930-1991) & Olga Sharstrom (1924-)
|    |    |    2. Gazelle "Babe" Beal (1868-1955) & James David Thomas (1858-1935)
|    |    |    |    1. Grace Maud Thomas (1887-1973) & Lee Templeton (1888-1976)
|    |    |    |    |    1. Vera Rozelle Templeton* (1910-) & Charles Robert Allen (1906-1961)
|    |    |    |    |    1. Vera Rozelle Templeton* (1910-) & Arlie A. O'Kelly (1904-1987)
|    |    |    |    |    2. Floyd Lee Templeton (1920-) & Betty Jane Siebert (1925-)
|    |    |    |    2. Waverly Carlton Thomas* (1888-1993) & Goldie S. (1900-1989)
|    |    |    |    2. Waverly Carlton Thomas* (1888-1993) & Nina Muriel Flanery (1891-1963)
|    |    |    |    |    1. Waverly Beal Thomas (1913-) & Lois Jean Keck (1924-)
|    |    |    |    |    2. Howard Lee Thomas (1914-) & Opal Elleen Schuert (1917-1991)
|    |    |    |    |    3. Margaret Thomas (1917-) & William Merle Siler (1911-)
|    |    |    |    |    4. James David Thomas (1919-) & Roberta Kaffman 
|    |    |    |    |    5. Zella Catherine Thomas (1922-) & James W. Watts 
|    |    |    |    3. Erma Lois Thomas (1890-1989) & George Ellsworth "Worth" VanDyke (1891-1973)
|    |    |    |    |    1. Ermile VanDyke (1914-) & Henry C. Weir (1909-)
|    |    |    |    |    2. Ardyce VanDyke (1924-1975) & Charles A. Callaway (1923-)
|    |    |    |    |    3. Ruth Inez VanDyke (1927-) & Corydon E. Cochran (1926-)
|    |    |    |    4. James Corbett Thomas (1892-1974) & Artonia Davenport (1892-1971)
|    |    |    |    5. Inez Thomas (1894-1977) & Hubert L. Kreeger (1889-)
|    |    |    |    |    1. Martha Lois Kreeger (1923-1989) & Olin B. Curtis (1909-1990)
|    |    |    |    |    2. Joan Huberta Kreeger* (1929-) & Billie Dean Brown (1927-)
|    |    |    |    |    2. Joan Huberta Kreeger* (1929-) & Robert Vantuyl 
|    |    |    |    6. Elmer Carlyle Thomas (1896-1976) & Charline Davis (1902-)
|    |    |    |    7. Ralph Beal Thomas (1899-1988) & Grace Williams (1902-)
|    |    |    |    8. Alfonso Thomas (1901-1962) & Vivian Ernestine Allen (1902-1986)
|    |    |    |    |    1. William Allen Thomas (1922-) & Margaret Irene Byrd (1923-)
|    |    |    |    |    2. Ernestine Inez Thomas (1923-) & James Harvey Latimer (1923-)
|    |    |    |    |    3. Richard Beal Thomas (1930-1935)
|    |    |    3. Eliza Mildred Beal (1870-1958) & Charles Wilson Brownfield (1867-1951)
|    |    |    |    1. Wade Brownfield (1891-1977) & Mary Margaret Dillingham (1900-1960)
|    |    |    |    |    1. David Rowe Brownfield (1922-) & Lucy Jane Bancroft (1925-1994)
|    |    |    |    |    2. Margaret Jane Brownfield* (1929-) & Earl Leon Fuller (1922-)
|    |    |    |    |    2. Margaret Jane Brownfield* (1929-) & Bill Morris 
|    |    |    |    2. Earl M. Brownfield (1893-1977) & Myrtle Chapple (1893-)
|    |    |    |    |    1. Dorothy M. Brownfield (1915-1995) & Samuel V. Matheis (-1971)
|    |    |    |    |    2. June Brownfield (1916-1973) & Robert Victor Anderson (1914-1971)
|    |    |    |    3. Jessie M. Brownfield (1895-1980) & David M. Jennings (1888-1967)
|    |    |    |    |    1. David M. Jennings Jr. (1919-1919)
|    |    |    |    |    2. Maxine Jennings (1921-) & John La_Favor (1919-)
|    |    |    |    |    3. Geraldine Jennings (1927-) & Hubert Charles Sebolt (1924-)
|    |    |    |    4. Charles Samuel Brownfield (1897-1984) & Harriet Annette Mc_Clintock (1900-)
|    |    |    |    |    1. Sally Helen Brownfield (1924-) & Robert E. Marshall (1921-)
|    |    |    |    5. Hazel Beal Brownfield (1899-) & Hugo Henry Schubert (1900-1959)
|    |    |    |    |    1. Don Edward Schubert (1936-) & Sandra Kay Gottrey (1938-)
|    |    |    |    6. Allen Wilson Brownfield Dr. (1902-) & Nelle Helsar (1903-1986)
|    |    |    |    7. Delaine Brownfield (1904-1995) & Forrest Dugan (1898-1965)
|    |    |    |    |    1. Patricia Dugan* (1944-) & Gary B. Karr 
|    |    |    |    |    1. Patricia Dugan* (1944-) & James D. Fuller (1944-)
|    |    |    |    8. Mildred Margaret Brownfield (1907-1995) & Martin Lee Shawhan (1906-1985)
|    |    |    |    |    1. Martha Lee Shawhan (1936-) & James H. Schooley (1936-)
|    |    |    |    9. Frances Lee Brownfield (1910-) & Quintus O. Miller (1912-)
|    |    |    |    10. Beal Brownfield* (1914-) & Mary Louise Mc_Connell (1910-1993)
|    |    |    |    |    1. Susan Brownfield (1946-) & Arlan Neil Howell Dr. (1946-)
|    |    |    |    10. Beal Brownfield* (1914-) & Josephine Steele (1914-)
|    |    |    4. Inez Beal* (1871-1943) & Rowell 
|    |    |    4. Inez Beal* (1871-1943) & Thomas Edward Mc_Cary (1866-1943)
|    |    |    |    1. Lyle Beal Mc_Cary (1896-1947) & Cornelia George (1899-1986)
|    |    |    |    |    1. Billy Tom Mc_Cary (1922-1969) & Marie Edith Wagner 
|    |    |    |    2. Thomas Edward Mc_Cary II (1899-1981) & Herma Anheuser Rombauer (1900-)
|    |    |    |    |    1. Patricia R. Mc_Cary* (1925-) & John J. Harutun (1920-)
|    |    |    |    |    1. Patricia R. Mc_Cary* (1925-) & Clyde Vagneur (1927-)
|    |    |    |    |    2. Thomas Edward Mc_Cary III (1929-) & Mary Brown (1931-)
|    |    |    |    3. Mary Elizabeth Mc_Cary (1911-1911)
|    |    6. Fields A. Kidd (1835-1864) & Martha Ann Mayo (1831-)
|    |    |    1. Virgie Allen Kidd (1861-1924) & Eglain Edgar Mayo (1853-1934)
|    |    |    |    1. Mattie Pearl Mayo (1885-1959) & Benjamin Lewis Herndon (1880-1946)
|    |    |    |    |    1. Christine Herndon (-1988) & Talton Crew 
|    |    |    |    2. Ashby W. Mayo (1894-1967) & Pauline P. (1902-1978)
|    |    |    2. Richard Fields Kidd (1863-) & Laura Belle Tilman (1873-1940)**
|    |    |    |    1. Gracey Kidd (1900-1901)
|    |    |    |    2. Louise Kidd (1903-) & Kidd 
|    |    7. Martha Agnes Kidd (1837-) & Josiah Bagby (1834-)
|    |    |    1. Willie W. Bagby (1857-)
|    |    |    2. Nannie H. Bagby (1859-)
|    |    |    3. Mary P. Bagby (1861-)
|    |    |    4. Fannie B. Bagby (1865-)
|    |    |    5. John W. Bagby (1867-)
|    |    |    6. Amanda E. Bagby (1868-) & Burton 
|    |    8. Samuel George Kidd (1838-1888) & Winifred H. Kidd (1842-)**
|    |    9. Hannah C. or_Haycock Kidd* (1840-1927) & John M. Tilman (1825-1862)
|    |    |    1. Samuel G. Tilman (1861-1926)
|    |    |    |    1. Charlotte  "Lottie" Tilman 
|    |    |    |    2. Agnes Tilman 
|    |    |    |    3. Mae Tilman 
|    |    9. Hannah C. or_Haycock Kidd* (1840-1927) & Samuel Coul W. Tilman (1832-1893)
|    |    |    1. Deferd Allen "D.F." Tilman* (1866-1943) & Florence B. Bragg (1871-)
|    |    |    1. Deferd Allen "D.F." Tilman* (1866-1943) & Hannah Sam "Mittie" Blackburn (1871-1956)**
|    |    |    |    1. Lawrence Tillman (-1938)
|    |    |    |    2. Helen Tillman  & Herndon 
|    |    |    2. Virginia Scott Tilman (1868-1908) & George William Tabor (1864-1947)
|    |    |    |    1. Harry Jennings Tabor (1899-1979)
|    |    |    |    2. Melvin Titus Tabor (1901-1988) & Elizabeth Lucille Dunklin (1901-)
|    |    |    |    |    1. M. T. Tabor Jr.* (1934-) & Jo Ann Bradford (1936-)
|    |    |    |    |    1. M. T. Tabor Jr.* (1934-) & Carmen Eunice Zamorano 
|    |    |    |    3. Samuel Cole Tabor (1903-1948)
|    |    |    |    4. Hulda May Tabor (1905-1905)
|    |    |    |    5. Myrtle Grace Tabor (1907-1988)
|    |    |    3. James "Edward" Tilman (1870-1908)
|    |    |    4. Laura Belle Tilman (1873-1940) & Richard Fields Kidd (1863-)**
|    |    |    5. John William Tillman (1876-1971) & Lelia Lee Lanum (1880-)
|    |    |    |    1. Myrtle Tillman  & Critzer 
|    |    |    |    2. Elsie Tillman  & Tyler 
|    |    |    |    3. Doris Tillman  & Beale 
|    |    |    |    4. Thelma Tillman  & Irvin 
|    |    |    |    5. Samuel C. Tillman (-1965)
|    |    |    |    6. Tillman 
|    |    |    6. Lula E. Tilman (1878-1908) & Joseph Williams 
|    |    |    7. Coriana A. Tilman (1881-) & Clifton "Dixie" Cobb 
|    |    |    8. Mollie "Grace" Tilman (1884-1967) & Egbert Dean (1884-)
|    |    10. Thomas Daniel Kidd (1841-1913) & Willie H. 
|    |    11. Maria Lewis Kidd (1844-1917) & Robert Allen Blackburn (1836-1920)
|    |    |    1. Leroy French Blackburn (1868-1950) & Nellie Cornelia Parker (1880-1970)
|    |    |    |    1. Virginia Lee Blackburn (1904-1980) & Ivan Light 
|    |    |    |    2. Robert Parker Blackburn (1908-1988) & Mary Elizabeth Watson 
|    |    |    |    |    1. Delta Hope Blackburn (1929-) & Jack Larsen (1928-1978)
|    |    |    |    |    2. Mary Lee Blackburn (1932-) & Clifford Vader 
|    |    |    |    |    3. Joan Marie Blackburn (1934-) & Ralph Harris 
|    |    |    |    3. Emily "Marie" Blackburn (1910-)
|    |    |    |    4. Laura "Leona" Blackburn 
|    |    |    2. Emma A. "Sissie" Blackburn (1869-1950) & Irving 
|    |    |    |    1. Lewis Irving 
|    |    |    |    2. Nina Irving 
|    |    |    |    3. Willie James Irving (1893-1963) & Sadie R. William (1889-1960)
|    |    |    3. Hannah Sam "Mittie" Blackburn (1871-1956) & Deferd Allen "D.F." Tilman (1866-1943)**
|    |    |    3. Hannah Sam "Mittie" Blackburn* (1871-1956) & John "Lewis" McCary (1868-1950)
|    |    |    4. Robert Lafayette or Lee "Rowdy" Blackburn (1874-1938) & Mary Emma "Marie" Bragg (1882- 1959)**
|    |    |    5. Scott Blackburn  & Walter Moon 
|    |    |    |    1. Guy Moon 
|    |    |    |    2. Blair Moon 
|    |    |    |    3. Ruth Moon 
|    |    |    6. Virgilia B. Blackburn (1879-1960)
|    |    |    7. Blackburn (1881-1881)
|    |    12. James T. Kidd (1846-1918) & Ella Gray Richardson (1851-1908)
|    |    |    1. Vivian S. Kidd (1874-1927) & Charlotte "Lottie" Bledsoe Seay (1872-1955)
|    |    |    2. Eva M. Kidd (1879-)
|    |    |    3. Clarence Wingo Kidd 
|    |    |    |    1. Clara Mae Kidd 
|    |    13. William Scott Kidd (1849-1913)
|    |    14. Emma Hanna Kidd (1852-1880) & Edward S. Glass (1846-)
|    |    15. Amanda Fitz Ellen Kidd (1853-1913) & William Benjamin "Billy" McCary (1850-1920)
|    |    |    1. Emma Haseltine McCary (1878-1879)
|    |    |    2. Bessie Gray Mc_Cary (1880-) & Claude Wood 
|    |    |    |    1. Urshin Waverly Wood 
|    |    |    |    2. Ambrose Marie Wood 
|    |    |    |    3. Maggie Wood  & Walker Hunt 
|    |    |    |    |    1. Charlotte Elaine Hunt 
|    |    |    |    |    2. Margaret Douglas Hunt 
|    |    |    |    |    3.  
|    |    |    |    |    4.  
|    |    |    |    4. Willard Coles Wood 
|    |    |    |    |    1. Alfred Wood 
|    |    |    |    |    2. Willard Wood 
|    |    |    |    |    3. Edward Wood 
|    |    |    |    |    4. Roseland Wood 
|    |    |    |    5. Grace Ruth Wood 
|    |    |    |    6. Janie Geneva Wood  & Roy Hunt 
|    |    |    |    |    1. Bernard Hunt 
|    |    |    |    |    2. Bessie Clyde Hunt  & Tom Pace 
|    |    |    |    7. Raigey Wood 
|    |    |    |    8. Bessie Clyde Wood 
|    |    |    |    9. Muriel Wood 
|    |    |    |    10. Claudius Wood 
|    |    |    3. Willie Scott McCary (1882-) & Forest Kirby 
|    |    |    |    1. Ralph Kirby 
|    |    |    |    2. Flossie Kirby  & Purvis 
|    |    |    |    |    1. Lloyd Purvis 
|    |    |    |    |    2. Forest Purvis 
|    |    |    |    |    3. Carlyle Purvis 
|    |    |    |    |    4. Garey Purvis 
|    |    |    |    |    5. Joyce Purvis 
|    |    |    |    3. Emmice Kirby 
|    |    |    |    4. Northie Kirby  & Mayo 
|    |    |    |    |    1. Forset Watson Mayo 
|    |    |    |    5. Zoly Kirby  & Coles 
|    |    |    |    |    1. Bernard Kirby Coles 
|    |    |    |    6. Henry Kirby 
|    |    |    |    7. Bernice Kirby 
|    |    |    4. Raigey Benjamin McCary (1887-)
|    |    |    |    1. Dorothy Virginia McCary 
|    |    |    5. Lilla Lee McCary (1889-1890)
|    |    |    6. Ethel Clyde McCary (1894-)
|    |    |    |    1. Maggie Lozelle 
|    2. Bartholomew T. Kidd (1799-1854) & Mildred Bledsoe (1813-)
|    |    1. Corneluis T. Kidd* (1831-1892) & Elizabeth A. Bashaw 
|    |    |    1. Arthur M. Kidd (1856-1887)
|    |    |    2. Angie B. Kidd (1861-) & M. M. Tilman **
|    |    1. Corneluis T. Kidd* (1831-1892) & Susan M. Williams (1832-1914)
|    |    |    1. Mildred P. Kidd (1865-1889)
|    |    |    2. Cornelia V. Kidd (1866-) & Marish 
|    |    2. Harriett E. Kidd (1833-) & Jacob M. Tilman (1827-1862)
|    |    |    1. M____ville Tilman (1855-)
|    |    |    2. Elijah Bledsoe Tilman (1858-1932) & Rose Lee Moon (1872-1953)
|    |    |    3. M. M. Tilman  & Angie B. Kidd (1861-)**
|    |    3. Philip H. Kidd (1836-1863)
|    |    4. Elijah B. Kidd (1837-1917)
|    |    5. Elizabeth A. Kidd (1838-1863)
|    |    6. Samuel A. Kidd (1840-1862)
|    |    7. Nancy H. Kidd (1841-) & John B. Anderson (1840-)
|    |    |    1. Richard M. Anderson  & Mary V. "Mollie" Watts 
|    |    |    |    1. Willie Elizabeth Anderson (1882-1918) & Edward Wingfield Hudson (1874-1965)**
|    |    |    |    |    1. Mary Hudson (1902-1903)
|    |    |    |    |    2. John Wesley Hudson* (1904-1979) & Elizabeth Thacker 
|    |    |    |    |    2. John Wesley Hudson* (1904-1979) & Catherine Sjostrom (1905-)
|    |    |    |    |    3. Richard Edward Hudson (1906-)
|    |    |    |    |    4. Elizabeth Mabry Hudson (1909-)
|    |    |    |    |    5. Thomas Anderson Hudson (1912-1988)
|    |    |    |    |    6. Edward Rudolph Hudson (1914-1981)
|    |    |    |    |    7. Alice Estelle Hudson (-1921)
|    |    8. Bartholomew L. Kidd (1846-1865)
|    |    9. Benjamin F. Kidd (1848-) & Sally T. Treall (1853-)
|    |    |    1. Hattie L. Kidd (1872-) & Jefferson R. Wood (1868-)
|    |    |    2. Wiley Kidd 
|    |    10. James M. Kidd (1853-)
|    3. Francis "Fanny" Kidd (1801-) & Hezekiah A. Davis 
|    4. Thomas B. Kidd (1801-1878) & Winifred H. "Winnefred" Murray (1805-1894)
|    |    1. Nancie Hill Kidd (1825-) & Nathanial Mayo (1850-)
|    |    2. Henry T. Kidd (1827-1907) & Elizabeth Glass (Mccary) (1833-1927)
|    |    |    1. Thomas B. Kidd (1849-1928)
|    |    |    2. John S. Kidd (1852-1926)  never married 
|    |    |    3. Mary Elizabeth Kidd (1856-1891)  never married 
|    |    |    4. Sarah W. Kidd (1858-1870)
|    |    |    5. Allenia Virginia "Lee" Kidd* (1861-1954) & Charlie Winn 
|    |    |    5. Allenia Virginia "Lee" Kidd* (1861-1954) & George William Tabor (1864-1947)
|    |    |    6. Winifred H. "Winnie" Kidd (1862-1910)  never married 
|    |    |    7. Allemure Kidd (1863-)
|    |    |    8. Archer F. "Archie" Kidd (1865-) & Sallie 
|    |    |    |    1. Henry Kidd (-1934)
|    |    |    9. Annie P. Kidd (1868-1928) & Alwin W. Haden (1868-1948)
|    |    |    10. Nanny Kidd (1872-1949) & Elisha C. Browning (1870-1954)
|    |    |    |    1. Henry T. Browning (1903-1988)
|    |    |    |    2. Agnes W. Browning (1905-1906)
|    |    |    |    3. Elisha C. Browning Jr. (1907-1971)
|    |    |    11. Emma Kidd (1876-) & Granville Thomas 
|    |    |    |    1. Norman Thomas 
|    |    3. John Boxom Kidd (1830-1901) & Sarah Tilman "Sallie" Moon (1836-1915)
|    |    |    1. Mary Kidd* (1861-) & Daburg 
|    |    |    1. Mary Kidd* (1861-) & Nelson White (1833-)
|    |    |    2. Samuella T. Kidd (1861-1947) & Abraham Ballard Maxey (1857-1937)
|    |    |    |    1. John D. Maxey (1887-1968) & Sally Whipple 
|    |    |    |    |    1. John D. Maxey Jr. (1905-)
|    |    |    |    |    2. Amelia Maxey (1907-)
|    |    |    |    |    3. Anne Maxey (1910-)
|    |    |    |    |    4. Floyd Maxey (1913-)
|    |    |    |    |    5. Edward Maxey (1915-) & Fay O. McCoy (1922-)
|    |    |    |    2. Flossie Maxey (1890-1896)
|    |    |    |    3. George Winn Maxey (1893-1981)
|    |    |    |    4. Gordan Labruce Maxey (1896-1964)
|    |    |    |    5. Naomi Maxey (1898-1982) & John Thomas Ayres (1893-1940)
|    |    |    |    |    1. Thomas Merrill Ayres (1922-) & Jean Ogden 
|    |    |    |    |    2. Naomi Annette Ayres (1924-) & Raymond Andrea 
|    |    |    |    |    3. Dorothy Elizabeth Ayres (1925-) & Thomas Henry Bruno (1919-)
|    |    |    |    |    4. Mary Agnes Ayres (1927-) & John Mallory 
|    |    |    |    |    5. Eula Katherine Ayres (1928-) & Thomas Darnell 
|    |    |    |    |    6. William Lansing Ayres (1932-) & Ann Mitchell 
|    |    |    |    |    7. Virginia Smith Ayres (1935-) & C. R. Johnston 
|    |    |    |    6. Emory Hill Maxey (1901-1952)
|    |    |    3. Winifred H. Kidd (1864-1936)
|    |    |    4. Sarah T. "Sallie" Kidd (1866-1939) & M. E. Littleberry White (1869-1942)
|    |    |    5. Thomas Brooks Kidd (1868-1942) & Mamie Cotton (1874-1938)
|    |    |    6. Samuel Allen Jacob Kidd (1870-1943)
|    |    |    7. John Henry Kidd (1873-)
|    |    |    8. Laura D. Kidd (1875-1918) & Glassell Adams 
|    |    |    9. Mary Ann M. Kidd (1878-)
|    |    |    10. Cornelia Mildred Kidd (1880-1964) & Higelon 
|    |    4. Susan M. Kidd (1832-1914)
|    |    5. Sarah F. "Sallie" Kidd (1836-) & Samuel T. or B. Robertson (1810-1869)
|    |    |    1. Mary W. "Mollie" Robertson (1854-1923) & John M. Bragg (1853-)
|    |    |    |    1. Mary Emma "Marie" Bragg (1882-1959) & Robert Lafayette Lee "Rowdy" Blackburn (1874- 1938)**
|    |    |    |    2. John J. Bragg (1886-1948)
|    |    |    2. Olivia June Robertson (1855-1932) & John Albert Hudson (1854-)
|    |    |    |    1. Edward Wingfield Hudson (1874-1965) & Willie Elizabeth Anderson (1882-1918)**
|    |    |    |    2. John Hudson (1876-1934)
|    |    |    |    3. Emmet T. Hudson (1880-1934)
|    |    |    |    4. Verna P. Hudson (1885-1934) & Wagner 
|    |    |    |    5. Alma Estell Hudson (1887-1934) & Handy 
|    |    |    |    6. Mary Olie Hudson* (1890-) & Hayward 
|    |    |    |    6. Mary Olie Hudson* (1890-) & Johnson 
|    |    |    3. Thomas Robertson (1857-1934)
|    |    |    4. Sarah Ann "Sally" Robertson (1859-1928) & Jackson Lafferty (1858-)
|    |    |    5. Bettie N.or A. "Boney" Robertson* (1864-) & Martin McRae 
|    |    |    5. Bettie N.or A. "Boney" Robertson (1864-) & Bartholomew Thomas "Tholley" Kidd (1866- 1954)**
|    |    |    6. Samuel B. Robertson (1866-1934)
|    |    |    7. Emma Robertson (1867-) & Benjamin Franklin John (1866-)
|    |    |    8. James Henry Robertson (1868-1923) & Carrie Tyler 
|    |    6. Winifred H. Kidd (1842-) & Samuel George Kidd (1838-1888)**
|    5. John R. Kidd (-1823)
|    6. Ann P. Kidd (1806-1860) & Hugh Rice Tilman (1811-1851)
|    |    1. Mary Fleming Tilman (1832-1897) & John James Ballard (1830-1896)
|    |    |    1. John Minor Ballard (1870-1929) & Nora Belle Day (1876-1956)
|    |    |    |    1. Samuel Cole "Sammy" Ballard (1894-1894)
|    |    |    |    2. John Wesley Ballard* (1895-1961) & Pearl Gentry 
|    |    |    |    |    1. Alice Marie Ballar

                        Henry and Nancy Hill Kidd Family Tree 

Henry Kidd moved to Fluvanna Co. Virginia from Caroline Co. Virginia around
1790.  His purchase 400 acres from James and Fanny Cole.  This land was
by the Cunningham Creek near the fork of the James River.  Land once owned by 
Aaron Kidd of Albemarle Co. Virginia

Henry Kidd was a miller.  He also owner a traven or "House of  Entertainment" in May 1822;  
He was granted a license to sell "ardent spirits" at the Tavern.  
To receive a license a man had to be of good character."

Some of Henry's descendants are still living in Fluvanna Co. today.
One cousin mentioned that he was related to everyone in Fluvanna, so he 
had to leave home to find a bride.  This was in 1980.

                          Kidd Konnections Homepage 

For more information about this family or any other Kidd family, please
check the Kidd Konnections Home Page.
              
               Kidd Konnections Homepage

You can also find more information about Fluvanna Co. Virgina at

               Fluvanna Co. Virginia Homepage 

Photos of the Kidd mill along with other sites of Fluvanna Co. came be seen
found on this page.

To link your page or to add more information about these family, please
email me,  Michele.  Thank you.

They had one child:
		i.	Martha Lee.

861. Kenneth Bruce SHAWHAN (Harris Lee8, Daniel Duncan7, William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Kenneth Bruce married Lucille BACKUS.

They had the following children:
		i.	Elizabeth Lucille.
			On February 22, 1957 Elizabeth Lucille married Ken David BURGESS.
		ii.	Marianne.
		iii.	Carol.

Family of Margaret Tom SHAWHAN (553) & Wallace MOORE

862. Helen Louise MOORE (Margaret Tom SHAWHAN8, Daniel Duncan7, William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Helen Louise first married Ralph LEFTWICK. Ralph died in deceased.

Helen Louise second married Ralph LOWENFIELD.

They had the following children:
		i.	Wallace Moore.
		ii.	Marianne.
		iii.	Patricia.
		iv.	Punko.

Family of Zacha George SHAWHAN (554) & Leila Frances WOELK

863. Zacha George SHAWHAN II (Zacha George8, William Elken7, William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Zacha George was born on April 25, 1920. Occupation: Retired USAF.

Research: <Subject: 
         RE: What I have sent to date, #4
   Date: 
         Fri, 23 May 1997 18:53:50 -0500
  From: 
         "Zac G.. Shawhan" <ziishaw@vvm.com>
     To: 
         "'Bob Francis'" <roberto@snoopy.bunt.com>

Bob I didn't get your package off today due to a fender bender.  Believe it or not I was trying to
find a xerox that would print a news paper page for you.  I'm not sure it will be of much interest
as it is on Burbon.  In the mean time I have scanned a couple of covers to and will put this is
the package.  Second Part;  Reference #61 My father was born on 29 th of March not 24, 1888 (I do
not know the code for the 57)   Reference #145 & 146 both were born on 18 July.  The two year
separation is correct.Ref. 147 Zacha G. Shawhan III not II.  I (#93) claim the II  even though
birth certificate is Jr..You can also place USAF after Retired.  I am still working however,
taking care of my rentals.  That is about it for now.  I am also doing a little on the Woelk's but
I'm not sure how much you want if any of this.  Again Thank you for the very interesting family
history.  I hope to go to Lee's Summit, Mo and if I do I will get more on that history.  I would
like you to repeat the type documentation you desire for your genealogy.  Are Xerox'es O.K..  Zac
II>

On October 9, 1947 Zacha George married Shirley Mary PACINI, daughter of Charles Michael PACINI & Mary Elizabeth GRAY. Shirley Mary was born in Baltimore, Md., on October 9, 1926.

Research: Birthdate:  1927.  {Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy, p. 72}

They had the following children:
	1107	i.	Don Lee (1948-)
		ii.	Von Lee. Von Lee was born on July 18, 1948. Von Lee died on July 18, 1948; he was <1.
		iii.	Zacha George. Zacha George was born on July 18, 1950. Occupation: Occupational Laboratory Manager–TAMU.
		iv.	Charles Michael. Charles Michael was born in Fitzsimmons Army Hospital, Denver Colorado, on August 1, 1952. Charles Michael died in Houston, Harris County, Texas, on January 13, 1993; he was 40. Occupation: Registered Nurse.
	1108	v.	Spencer Strother (1958-)
		vi.	Robert Bruce. Robert Bruce was born on October 5, 1960. Occupation: Engineer.

Family of Lettie Mae FRANKLIN (557) & Arthur Wayne BELL

864. Neal Franklin BELL (Lettie Mae FRANKLIN8, Mary Florence SHAWHAN7, William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Neal Franklin was born on February 20, 1930.

Neal Franklin married Gertrude WINDLING.

They had the following children:
		i.	Linda Sue. Linda Sue was born on December 16, 1954.
		ii.	Neal Franklin. Neal Franklin was born on July 12, 1955.

865. Richard Ray BELL (Lettie Mae FRANKLIN8, Mary Florence SHAWHAN7, William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Richard Ray was born on October 22, 1933.

Richard Ray married Ruth SCHWARTZ.

They had the following children:
		i.	Paula Rae. Paula Rae was born on August 23, 1953.
		ii.	Keith Lee. Keith Lee was born on July 12, 1955.

Family of James W. SHAWHAN (559) & Alta SCHRYER

866. Patricia Louise SHAWHAN (James W.8, Ennis Winston "Jake"7, William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Patricia Louise was born in MO in March 1933. Patricia Louise died in 1990; she was 56.

In April 1951 Patricia Louise married Russell PURDUE. Russell was born about 1930.

They had the following children:
		i.	Victoria Louise. Victoria Louise was born on January 14, 1952.
		ii.	Joyce Ann. Joyce Ann was born about 1954.

Family of James W. SHAWHAN (559) & Rosemary STACK

867. James Joseph SHAWHAN (James W.8, Ennis Winston "Jake"7, William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). James Joseph was born in MO on February 14, 1946.

Jim was drafted during the Vietnam War and served with the 101st Airborne in that country in 1967-'68; he was there during the Tet Offensive and was also on a secret mission into Cambodia. His primary MOS was infantry but his second speciality was small arms repair and maintenance. Jim is a truck driver who has become very interested in researching his family roots. His three sons have also kept him busy with the Boy Scouts, with basketball, and other sports.

On May 25, 1968 James Joseph married Josephine BOZEROCKI, daughter of Bronislaw BOZEROCKI, in Kansas City, MO. Josephine was born in Holland on February 28, 1950.

Josephine was born in Holland. Her father, Bronislaw, was of Lithuanian and Polish descent. During WWII, as a youngster in Lithuania, he had been put to work building concentration camps by the Germans who occupied the country. At War's end, as a refugee, he was able to reach Holland, where he met and married Marie Aspers. In 1957, when Josephine was seven years old, the family was able to immigrate to the United States, arriving in New York City. After first living in Buffalo, NY, the family moved to Kansas City, MO, where Josephine met a neighbor who became her husband, James Joseph Shawhan.
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Headline: Obits
Publication Date: December 24, 1995
Source: The Kansas City Star
Page: B4; B5
Subjects: Missouri
Region: Obituary
Obituary: Bronislaw Bozerocki, 70, Independence, MO, died Friday, December 22, 1995, at Independence Regional Health Center, Independence. Funeral services will be 10 a.m. Wednesday, December 27, at St. Anne's Catholic Church; burial in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Raytown, MO. Visitation will be from 7-8:30 p.m. Tuesday, December 26, at the Carson Independence Chapel, with the Rosary being said at 7:30 p.m.
Mr. Bozerocki was born February 12, 1925, in Wilno, Lithuania, he had lived in the Independence area for 27 years. He worked for National Folding Carton as a paper box worker for 31 years retiring in 1989. He was a member of the St. Ann's Catholic Church and the Polish National Alliance. Survivors include his wife, Maria Brozerocki, of the home; sons, Harry Brozerocki, Joseph Brozerocki and daughter, Josephine Shawhan, all of Independence; brothers, John Brozerocki, Adam Brozerocki, both of Wilno, Lithuania; nine grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.

They had the following children:
	1109	i.	Jennifer Marie (1969-)
		ii.	Jeffrey James. Jeffrey James was born on September 1, 1972.
		iii.	Jason Joseph. Jason Joseph was born on March 22, 1981.
		iv.	Joseph Andrew. Joseph Andrew was born on September 14, 1982.

868. Deborah Ann SHAWHAN (James W.8, Ennis Winston "Jake"7, William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Deborah Ann was born in MO on October 30, 1954.

Debbie works at a Hallmark Cards distribution center.

About 1971 Deborah Ann first married Thomas PORTER. They were divorced before 1981.

They had the following children:
	1110	i.	Tammy (1975-)
	1111	ii.	Daniel (1972-)

On June 19, 1981 Deborah Ann second married Robert HOUSEMAN, in MO. Robert was born in MO on July 19, 1948.

Robert served during the Vietnam War in the US Army; his duty station
was as a member of the west Point, NY cadre. In civilian life he has
been a foreman at Frederick Manufacturing Co., a producer of
lawnmowers.

869. Terry SHAWHAN (James W.8, Ennis Winston "Jake"7, William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Terry was born in Kansas City, MO, on February 18, 1958.

On May 30, 1981 Terry married Mary HOLMAN, in Kansas City, MO. Mary was born in Corpus Christi, Texas, on July 10, 1959.

They had the following children:
		i.	Michael Sean. Michael Sean was born on August 16, 1982.190
		ii.	Jack Russell. Jack Russell was born on May 19, 1987.190

Family of Jake Junior SHAWHAN (560) & Lucy Lois COCKRELL

870. James Lloyd SHAWHAN (Jake Junior8, Ennis Winston "Jake"7, William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). James Lloyd was born in MO on March 17, 1944. James Lloyd died in MO on January 30, 1993; he was 48.

James died as the result of a car accident.

On October 15, 1965 James Lloyd married Carolyn Sue HIGGINS. Carolyn Sue was born about 1945.

They had the following children:
		i.	Lisa A. Lisa A. was born in Kansas City, MO, on March 28, 1971.
		ii.	Steven Grieg. Steven Grieg was born in Frankfort, Germany, on April 10, 1966.
		iii.	Angela Sue. Angela Sue was born in Warrensburg, MO, on May 5, 1967.
		iv.	Lora A. Lora A. was born in Kansas City, MO, on March 28, 1971.

871. Norman "Dean" SHAWHAN (Jake Junior8, Ennis Winston "Jake"7, William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Norman "Dean" was born in Lone Jack, MO, on December 7, 1946.

Norman was an operator and mechanic for heavy construction equipment, such as bulldozers, backhoes, and loaders, before a bad heart forced him to modify his life style. He is now actively researching his Shawhan roots, and also occasionally volunteering at a local hospital.

On January 20, 1966 Norman "Dean" first married Pamela R. DANNER, in MO. Pamela R. was born about 1945. They were divorced before 1981.

They had the following children:
	1112	i.	Kimberly P. (1966-)
	1113	ii.	Tabatha G. (1970-)
	1114	iii.	Dwayne D. (1971-)

On March 22, 1981 Norman "Dean" second married Carolyn Sue ACREE, in MO. Carolyn Sue was born on January 25, 1942.

Family of Mary Margaret SHAWHAN (561) & MATHIS

872. George William MATHIS (Mary Margaret SHAWHAN8, Ennis Winston "Jake"7, William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

George William married Linda Sue HICKS.

They had the following children:
		i.	Jason Scott. Jason Scott was born on May 25, 1971.
		ii.	Dawn Marie. Dawn Marie was born on January 15, 1976.
			Dawn Marie married Duane C. PETERSON.
		iii.	Heather Marie. Heather Marie was born on June 12, 1981.

Family of Mary Margaret SHAWHAN (561) & Earl F. ALLEY

873. Jerald K. ALLEY (Mary Margaret SHAWHAN8, Ennis Winston "Jake"7, William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Jerald K. died on March 4, 1975.

Jerald K. married SNYDER.

They had one child:
		i.	Kelly Lynn.

Family of Minnie LIGHTFOOT (562) & Warham EASLEY

874. Harry EASLEY (Minnie LIGHTFOOT8, "Big" Frank7, Sarah Minerva SHAWHAN6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Harry died on April 16, 1966.

Harry married Myra A. CLASBY.

They had one child:
	1115	i.	Harry W. (1912-)

Family of George Keene SHAWHAN (563) & Ina May ROBINSON

875. Cornelia Jane SHAWHAN (George Keene8, Daniel Lee7, George Henry6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Cornelia Jane was born in Lone Jack, Missouri, on December 2, 1925.

On May 26, 1948 Cornelia Jane married Lloyd George KRUSOR. Lloyd George was born in Topeka, Kansas, on November 3, 1923.

They had the following children:
	1116	i.	Brent Shawhan (1951-)
	1117	ii.	Lynn Ellen (1955-)

876. Betty Carolyn SHAWHAN (George Keene8, Daniel Lee7, George Henry6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Betty Carolyn was born on June 5, 1929.

On April 15, 1949 Betty Carolyn married William H. DETERDING. William H. was born on August 19, 1927.

They had the following children:
	1118	i.	Carolyn Sue (1955-)
	1119	ii.	Mary Kay (1956-)

Family of Lorena Shawhan LACKEY (564) & James TONG

877. Bernetia TONG (Lorena Shawhan LACKEY8, Margaret Lulu SHAWHAN7, George Henry6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Bernetia was born on May 17, 1908.

On September 5, 1933 Bernetia married Charles C. CURRY, in Kansas City, Missouri.

They had the following children:
		i.	Carol Cecile. Carol Cecile was born in Kansas City, Missouri, on June 29, 1934.
		ii.	Sheila Mary. Sheila Mary was born in Lakewood, Ohio, on March 25, 1936.
		iii.	James Francis. James Francis was born in Lakewood, Ohio, on June 26, 1937.
		iv.	Charles Robert. Charles Robert was born in Lakewood, Ohio, on June 25, 1938.
		v.	Grace Patricia. Grace Patricia was born in Des Plaines, Iowa, on November 29, 1941.
		vi.	Maureen Janet. Maureen Janet was born in Des Plaines, Iowa, on November 23, 1943.
			On August 18, 1962 Maureen Janet married Ronald Lee GOSSNER.
		vii.	Bernetia Eileen. Bernetia Eileen was born in Des Plaines, Iowa, on July 19, 1945.
		viii.	Lorena. Lorena was born in March 1950.

Family of Thomas Lewis SHAWHAN (567) & Carlotte Agnes LILL

878. Catherine Anne SHAWHAN (Thomas Lewis8, Thomas Redmon7, John Thomas6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Catherine Anne was born on August 18, 1937.

On August 18, 1960 Catherine Anne married Jack H. SWIFT. Jack H. was born on October 12, 1938.

They had the following children:
		i.	Daniel Alden. Daniel Alden was born on January 23, 1963.
		ii.	Michael Lewis. Michael Lewis was born on September 13, 1969.

Family of Sarah Florence "Sally" SHAWHAN (568) & John Miller McCRARY

879. William Steven "Billy" McCRARY (Sarah Florence "Sally" SHAWHAN8, William Gibbons7, John Thomas6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). William Steven "Billy" was born on June 10, 1919.

On June 12, 1941 William Steven "Billy" married Betty Jean LISIECKI. Betty Jean was born on February 11, 1924.

They had the following children:
	1120	i.	John Stephen (1947-)
		ii.	Glen Spencer. Glen Spencer was born on February 13, 1949.
		iii.	Tracee Sue. Tracee Sue was born on November 18, 1957.

Family of Nancy SHAWHAN (569) & Walter M. "Jerry" HALL

880. Betty Jean HALL (Nancy SHAWHAN8, William Gibbons7, John Thomas6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Betty Jean was born on February 15, 1924. Betty Jean died on July 17, 1981; she was 57.

Betty Jean married William Lawson McLANE. William Lawson was born on June 23, 1924. William Lawson died on July 17, 1981; he was 57.

Research: Betty and William died in the collapse of the Hyatt Regency walkway in Kansas City, Missouri, July 17, 1981.191

They had the following children:
		i.	Stephen Lee. Stephen Lee was born on January 30, 1949.
		ii.	Lautie. Lautie was born on June 8, 1952.
		iii.	Julia Hall. Julia Hall was born on February 10, 1955.
		iv.	Megan. Megan was born on March 4, 1963.

881. Diane HALL (Nancy SHAWHAN8, William Gibbons7, John Thomas6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Diane was born on December 22, 1937.

On August 8, 1959 Diane first married Lawrence W. HEFLIN. Lawrence W. was born on February 8, 1937.

They had the following children:
		i.	Heidi. Heidi was born on July 2, 1960.
		ii.	Mitch. Mitch was born on December 26, 1962.
		iii.	Holli. Holli was born on February 5, 1965.
		iv.	Leland. Leland was born on September 21, 1966.

Diane second married Frazier KELLOG.

Diane third married Mark LEATHERMAN.

They had one child:
		i.	Blythe Rebecca.

Family of Marjorie SHAWHAN (571) & Robert James PATTERSON

882. Patty PATTERSON (Marjorie SHAWHAN8, William Gibbons7, John Thomas6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Patty was born on August 27, 1938.

On June 6, 1959 Patty married James Frederick ISEMAN. James Frederick was born on November 1, 1938.

They had the following children:
		i.	Michael Jeffrey. Michael Jeffrey was born on February 3, 1960.
		ii.	Gregory Scott. Gregory Scott was born on August 11, 1961.
		iii.	Kristina. Kristina was born on August 26, 1963.
		iv.	Timothy James. Timothy James was born on August 12, 1965.

Family of Henrietta Elizabeth SHAWHAN (572) & Emery Ole EK

883. Dale Emery EK (Henrietta Elizabeth SHAWHAN8, Walter Randolph7, John Thomas6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Dale Emery was born on September 1, 1931.

Dale Emery married Lela Rose BROWER. Lela Rose was born on November 19, 1932.

They had the following children:
		i.	Linda Lee. Linda Lee was born on February 9, 1953.
			On August 21, 1971 Linda Lee married James Lee EBERT.
		ii.	Dale Ann. Dale Ann was born on June 9, 1955.
		iii.	Timothy Randolph Hartman. Timothy Randolph Hartman was born on December 24, 1956.
			In September 1978 Timothy Randolph Hartman married Darlene OGLIVE.
		iv.	John Emery. John Emery was born on October 13, 1958.
		v.	Katherine Elizabeth. Katherine Elizabeth was born on May 4, 1963.

884. Robert Henry EK (Henrietta Elizabeth SHAWHAN8, Walter Randolph7, John Thomas6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Robert Henry was born on April 17, 1936.

On July 14, 1956 Robert Henry first married Marilyn Rae KEELY.

They had the following children:
		i.	Robert Jeffrey. Robert Jeffrey was born on November 16, 1963.
		ii.	Cynthia Michele. Cynthia Michele was born on July 4, 1965.

Robert Henry second married Carolyn SCOTT.

Family of Lottie Aileen SHAWHAN (573) & Ross Phillips SANDERS

885. Nora Ray SANDERS (Lottie Aileen SHAWHAN8, Walter Randolph7, John Thomas6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Nora Ray was born on July 3, 1935.

In July 1951 Nora Ray first married Charles JAMERSON.

They had one child:
		i.	Carla Rae. Carla Rae was born on July 9, 1952.
			On May 24, 1974 Carla Rae married Larry Dale PARKER.

Nora Ray second married Wayne McMEIN.

Family of John Cave SHAWHAN (574) & Eunice Carolyn DAVIS

886. Larry Norman SHAWHAN (John Cave8, Walter Randolph7, John Thomas6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Larry Norman was born in Kansas City, MO, on July 25, 1948.

Larry is a Guidance Counselor at Molokai High School in Kualapua, Hawaii.  It's the result of an interview he had, while he was attending the  University of Kansas in the sixties, with a recruiting representative  from the Department of Education; there was a severe shortage of teachers  in Hawaii at the time and Larry liked their offer. He arrived in August  1966 and found it a wonderful place to live.

On June 2, 1967 Larry Norman first married Sandra HAYES. Sandra was born in Lawrence, Kansas, on November 23, 1943. They were divorced.

Sandra is a 1966 graduate of the Univ. of Kansas, with a BS in Elementary  Education; she also has a Masters degree in Educational Administration  from the University of Hawaii. She is presently an elementary school  principal on the island of Maui.

They had one child:
		i.	Melissa. Melissa was born in Honolulu, HI, on August 17, 1974.
			Melissa will be graduating from the Univ. of Hawaii with a Masters in  Guidance Counseling.

On January 28, 1984 Larry Norman second married Beal GOOD, in Maui, HI. Beal was born about 1948.

Beal met Larry while both were teenagers attending Belton High School in  Belton, MO.

Family of Martha Frances FROST (576) & Jay R. HODGES

887. Sammy Ann HODGES (Martha Frances FROST8, Annie Florence SHAWHAN7, John Thomas6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Sammy Ann was born on July 24, 1928.

On September 21, 1950 Sammy Ann married Samuel Sherman BOSWELL.

They had one child:
		i.	Sylvia Lorraine. Sylvia Lorraine was born on February 12, 1956.
			On February 23, 1975 Sylvia Lorraine married Thomas L. ROSS.

Family of Mary Florence FROST (577) & Virgil Vance VERTS

888. Lysbeth Virgene "Genie" VERTS (Mary Florence FROST8, Annie Florence SHAWHAN7, John Thomas6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Lysbeth Virgene "Genie" was born on February 22, 1942.

On August 31, 1963 Lysbeth Virgene "Genie" married Junior Lee STARCK.

They had the following children:
		i.	Judith Ann. Judith Ann was born on September 21, 1964.
		ii.	Genie Lee. Genie Lee was born on December 16, 1965.
		iii.	Leui Lani Jeanette. Leui Lani Jeanette was born on December 23, 1968.
		iv.	Regina Antoinette Melanie. Regina Antoinette Melanie was born on September 1, 1971.

Family of Frank Shawhan FROST (578) & Irma Arleta CHAPIN

889. William Jasper FROST (Frank Shawhan8, Annie Florence SHAWHAN7, John Thomas6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). William Jasper was born on December 14, 1941.

On February 1, 1961 William Jasper married Denise Louise KLEIN.

They had the following children:
		i.	Frances Louise. Frances Louise was born on August 29, 1962.
		ii.	John William. John William was born on March 10, 1965.

890. Frances Elaine FROST (Frank Shawhan8, Annie Florence SHAWHAN7, John Thomas6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Frances Elaine was born on November 6, 1945.

On October 7, 1964 Frances Elaine married Stanley EGBERT.

They had the following children:
		i.	William Stanton. William Stanton was born on November 3, 1971.
		ii.	Charla Ann. Charla Ann was born on September 22, 1973.

Family of W. John FROST (580) & Beverly HEDRICK

891. John Daniel FROST (W. John8, Annie Florence SHAWHAN7, John Thomas6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John Daniel was born on December 14, 1949.

John Daniel married Judy OLIPHANT.

They had the following children:
		i.	Amanda. Amanda was born on August 2, 1975.
		ii.	Robert Dale. Robert Dale was born on June 11, 1953.

Family of John Henry SHAWHAN (582) & Pauline LEFFLER

892. Mary Pauline SHAWHAN (John Henry8, John Daniel7, John Thomas6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Mary Pauline was born in Inglewood, California, on February 9, 1928.

On December 13, 1946 Mary Pauline married Jack Holling MACMILLAN. Jack Holling was born about 1926.

They had the following children:
	1121	i.	Linda (1947-)
		ii.	John. John was born in March 1950.

Family of Harold Lee SHAWHAN (583) & Bessie Lenora CASSIDY

893. Harold Wayne SHAWHAN (Harold Lee8, John Daniel7, John Thomas6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Harold Wayne was born in Independence, MO, on January 29, 1947.

On December 10, 1969 Harold Wayne married Jeannette MARTINEZ, in Puerto Rico. Jeannette was born in Puerto Rico, on September 29, 1951.

They had the following children:
		i.	Valeria Jean. Valeria Jean was born in Puerto Rico, on December 16, 1970.
		ii.	Jonnathan Wayne. Jonnathan Wayne was born in Oak Grove, MO, on October 25, 1974.
		iii.	Sonya Lee. Sonya Lee was born in St. Joseph, MO, on November 17, 1978.

Family of Louis F. (Shawhan) CROSSETTE (584) & Marie PEARCE

894. George CROSSETTE (Louis F. (Shawhan)8, John Erskine SHAWHAN7, John Erskine6, Joseph5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). George was born in Chicago, Illinois, on July 26, 1910. George died in Kensington, Maryland, in 1985; he was 74.

George CROSSETTE. Born July 26, 1910 in Chicago, Illinois. He was Chief of Geographic Research for National Geographic Magazine in Washington, D.C. He married Elizabeth Uhle Ferg in 1935. She was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1912 and grew up in Morristown, New Jersey. He died in 1985 in Kensington, Maryland. They had issue.60

In 1935 George married Elizabeth Uhle FERG. Elizabeth Uhle was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in 1912.

They had one child:
	1122	i.	Elizabeth Ann (1939-)

Family of John Lawson SHAWHAN (585) & Edna Mary HATFIELD

895. Virginia Vivian SHAWHAN (John Lawson8, William Henry7, Daniel McCune6, William "Billy" McCune5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Virginia Vivian was born in Indiana on April 26, 1917.

Virginia graduated from Indiana State Teachers College in Terra Haute, IN and did substitute teaching for several years before becoming the librarian at Petersburg, Indiana.

On July 7, 1937 Virginia Vivian married Donnell R. BAKEIS. Donnell R. was born about 1915.

They had the following children:
		i.	William Donnell. William Donnell was born in Indiana on September 1, 1940.
		ii.	James Keith. James Keith was born in Indiana on February 26, 1942. James Keith died in 1969; he was 26.

896. James Henry SHAWHAN (John Lawson8, William Henry7, Daniel McCune6, William "Billy" McCune5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). James Henry was born in Indiana on November 21, 1919.

Jim graduated from Lodyear's Business College and then worked for the Sunbeam Mfg. Co. in Evansville, IN before being drafted into the Army in October 1941, serving with the 4th Infantry Division in Alaska. In January, 1943, he was accepted into Aviation Cadet training, receiving instruction at various California bases. After the award of his wings and being commissioned a 2nd Lt. in November 1943, he received B-17 bomber training in New Mexico and Oklahoma. He and his men, who had trained together, were then sent to England where, on June 6, 1944, they formed a replacement crew assigned to the 452nd Bomb Group, 8th Air Force, at Deopham Green AFB, near Norwich. They were assigned Plane No. Z-337644, a B-17G Heavy Bomber, rolled out of the Boeing
plant and then ferried across the Atlantic to England. The crew decided to christen their plane as the "Feather Merchant", named after a smooth-talking character in an Al Capp comic strip. Her first
mission was on July 7, 1944, bombing armament plants in Leipzig, Germany. She flew a total of 35 missions with Lt. Shawhan's crew, ending with a Nov. 2, 1944 raid on Merseberg, Germany, in which she became the lead ship for the Group after both the #1 and #2 command planes were disabled and had to drop out of formation. Included in the 35 missions were the dropping of supplies to French Resistance fighters behind German lines; bombing enemy troops at St. Lo, France, to help open up a path for Patton's 3rd Army; running a shuttle mission to a Russian air base outside of Kiev, bombing Chemitz, Germany enroute; returning to England via Italy after a raid on Hungary. Other targets included Berlin, Regensberg (an eleven hour mission), Munich, Bremen, Hamburg, Brest, Stuttgart, Mainz, and Cologne in the Ruhr Valley, one of the heaviest flak concentrations in
Europe. Despite numerous attacks by German fighters and running in rigid formation through the gauntlet of skies clouded by the terror of 88mm Gun flak, "Feather Merchant" brought her crew safely back to base from each of the 35 missions -- only one Purple Heart was received, by a waist
gunner from a minor wound to his face from flak. The weather in England was often more threatening than the enemy. There were times when the crew couldn't see the wing tips, from lift-off to 18,000 ft., due to fog and cloud cover; some planes were lost in collisions in such conditions. After the War, Jim reentered civilian life and joined the Standard Oil Company of Indiana, later to become Amoco, from which he retired in 1975 as an executive. His combat missions now take place on the golf course near his home in Petersburg, Indiana. He still lives in the same home that his grandfather purchased and remodeled in 1880 -- it had been built in 1817. Jim has since also remodeled his home.

On September 27, 1941 James Henry married Mildred V. SMITH, daughter of Henry SMITH & Edna HAYES, in Indiana. Mildred V. was born about 1920.

Mildred's great-grandmother on her Mother's side (Hayes) was a Cherokee Indian.

They had the following children:
	1123	i.	John Henry (1942-)
	1124	ii.	Stephen Maurice (1946-)

Family of Maleta J. SHAWHAN (587) & Minnie ROBLING

897. Edith Jane SHAWHAN (Maleta J.8, David Frame7, Daniel McCune6, William "Billy" McCune5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Edith Jane was born in Indiana on November 11, 1912.

On February 13, 1928 Edith Jane first married Edward K. STANLEY, in Pike County, Indiana.

They had one child:
		i.	Thomas E. Thomas E. was born on April 21, 1934.
			In 1954 Thomas E. married Hilda R. HADDIX.

On November 14, 1936 Edith Jane second married Floyd L. IRWIN, in Logansport, Indiana.

They had the following children:
		i.	James Richard. James Richard was born on December 31, 1937.
		ii.	Karla Joan. Karla Joan was born on February 10, 1945.

898. George Redmond SHAWHAN (Maleta J.8, David Frame7, Daniel McCune6, William "Billy" McCune5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). George Redmond was born in Indiana on September 8, 1915.

On October 20, 1931 George Redmond married Mabel Dorothy HENKE. Mabel Dorothy was born on June 17, 1916. Mabel Dorothy died in Petersburg, Indiana, on May 8, 1999; she was 82.

Headline: OBITUARIES
Publication Date: May 10, 1999
Source: Evansville Courier & Press
Region: Obituary 
Obituary: PETERSBURG, Ind. -- Mabel D. Shawhan, 82, died Saturday, May 8, 1999, at Petersburg Health Care. She was a member of White River Chapel Church and the Rebekah Lodge in Petersburg. Surviving are her husband, George; a daughter, Flo Phillips; two sons, David of Princeton, Ind., and Mike of Petersburg; eight grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Harris Funeral Home, with burial in Walnut Hills Cemetery. Friends may call from 4 to 8 p.m. Tuesday and from 8 a.m. to service time at the funeral home. Corinne Stratman

They had the following children:
		i.	Flo Ella. Flo Ella was born on February 20, 1935.
			On October 3, 1953 Flo Ella married John C. PHILLIPS.
		ii.	David B. David B. was born on January 5, 1939.
			On December 17, 1960 David B. married Carolyn S. McWILLIAMS.
		iii.	Michael J. Michael J. was born on August 30, 1942.
			Michael J. married Alice NEAL.

899. Frank D. SHAWHAN (Maleta J.8, David Frame7, Daniel McCune6, William "Billy" McCune5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Frank D. was born in Indiana on February 8, 1917.

Walnut Hills Cemetery, Washington Township, Pike County, Indiana
Located on the NW edge of Petersburg, Section M:
SHAWHAN, Frank D., 1917 - 1972
SHAWHAN, Alma I., b. 1916

About 1934 Frank D. married Alma CAREY. Alma was born about 1917.

They had the following children:
		i.	Carolyn J. Carolyn J. was born on November 5, 1935.
			On December 5, 1953 Carolyn J. married Harvey R. MOORE. Harvey R. was born about 1934.
		ii.	Patty Sue. Patty Sue was born on November 20, 1937.
			Patty Sue married Ronald ERWIN. Ronald was born about 1936.
		iii.	Martha Ann. Martha Ann was born on September 10, 1941.
			Martha Ann married Darrell ROESNER. Darrell was born about 1940.
		iv.	Jackie Kay. Jackie Kay was born on March 28, 1955.
		v.	Tony Franklin. Tony Franklin was born on February 2, 1958.

900. William H. SHAWHAN (Maleta J.8, David Frame7, Daniel McCune6, William "Billy" McCune5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). William H. was born in Indiana on February 8, 1919.

On December 25, 1941 William H. married Olive KIME. Olive was born on August 7, 1919.

They had the following children:
		i.	Gary. Gary was born on December 12, 1946.
		ii.	Susan M. Susan M. was born on October 29, 1956.

901. Adaline J. SHAWHAN (Maleta J.8, David Frame7, Daniel McCune6, William "Billy" McCune5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Adaline J. was born on September 3, 1923.

On September 4, 1941 Adaline J. married Cainan I. DALE. Cainan I. was born about 1922.

They had the following children:
		i.	Robert E. Robert E. was born on October 8, 1942.
			On June 8, 1960 Robert E. married Faith Ann REDING.
		ii.	Gloria J. Gloria J. was born on July 15, 1944.
			On December 30, 1961 Gloria J. married Stephen MANN. Stephen was born about 1943.
		iii.	Paul S. Paul S. was born on December 13, 1947.
		iv.	Loy Philip. Loy Philip was born on February 23, 1952.

902. Helen Irene SHAWHAN (Maleta J.8, David Frame7, Daniel McCune6, William "Billy" McCune5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Helen Irene was born on January 28, 1927.

On February 21, 1948 Helen Irene married John RICHARDSON. John was born about 1926.

They had one child:
		i.	Ronald J. Ronald J. was born on October 16, 1949.

903. John Buel SHAWHAN (Maleta J.8, David Frame7, Daniel McCune6, William "Billy" McCune5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John Buel was born on August 15, 1931.

Headline: MATTINGLY'S GROCERY IS AN OLD-TIME GENERAL STORE AND DINER ROLLED INTO ONE
Publication Date: October 10, 1999
Source: Evansville Courier & Press
Page: B3
Nowadays Terri Sullivan, 38, keeps on the go nearly nonstop running thebusiness, called Mattingly's Grocery, on heavily traveled Indiana Highway 65. Despite the name, it's much more than a grocery store. It's an old- timegeneral store and diner rolled into one.
The couple's enthusiasm runs deeper than eking out a modest living toaugment their farming. They're enjoying saving the building's 19th century nostalgia for the fast-approaching 21st century. Truck drivers who want a break regularly stop by. Other travelers stop after becoming curious about the tall Western looking building with its distinctive barn-wood front and sides of silver-gray roofing shingles. There's seldom quite time between the business hours of 6 a.m. and 5 p.m.,seven days a week.
Terri Sullivan and her crew keep the ham, eggs and sausage coming off the grill for customers' breakfasts. At lunchtime they turn out steady orders of fried German bologna, catfish sandwiches and other menu items.
"We are totally loaded right now," said Dixie Hughes, one of the workers ona recent afternoon.
"It'll be all over by 1:30 or 2 o'clock. Then we'll cleanup...
"I'm a freebie (volunteer). I just like to help out here because I like being around people.
Mattingly's Grocery also has sentimental value for Hughes. Her grandfather, Eldon Beazley, started the store in the mid-1880s. There was an Odd Fellows Hall upstairs in the early days.
"Since Jeff and I farm, too, a lot of times I couldn't keep the store openwithout Dixie being here," Terri Sullivan said.
The place is cheerful and immaculately kept. Tablecloths in tiny teapotand floral prints cover the dining tables. Green-blue cabinets line the walls. The store inventory ranges from motor oil, bread and canned barbecue to yo-yos and hand-held miniature bubblegum machines.
John "Boodie" Shawhan of Plainville, Ind., comes in nearly every day for coffee, a bite to eat and to reminisce. "I used to come in and eat lunch here when I was a second-grader at Union Grade School more than 60 years ago," he said.
The store's patterned tin ceiling brings back memories for him and so doesthe wooden display case with sliding glass doors and counter top.
"It's just great the kids (Sullivans) have the foresight to take on this project and keep it going," Shawhan said.
Kids come in and "raid the candy racks," stirring memories for Terri Sullivan of when she was a youngster and visited the store. When she isn't at the store, she's usually out picking up the bulk of the business' daily supplies. "Delivery charges would eat us up. We couldn't make anything if I didn't go get most of the items myself," she said.

On January 14, 1950 John Buel married Joan MANNING. Joan was born about 1931.

They had the following children:
		i.	Larry Joe. Larry Joe was born on August 17, 1950.
		ii.	Jerri Ann. Jerri Ann was born on March 13, 1954.

Family of Samuel Frazier SHAWHAN (588) & Lucille HOLMAN

904. Samuel Frazier SHAWHAN Jr. (Samuel Frazier8, Joel Skinner7, John Henry6, John Laughlin5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Samuel Frazier was born in Lexington, Kentucky, on September 19, 1932. Samuel Frazier died in Potomac, Maryland, on August 4, 1998; he was 65.

Sam attended Syracuse University where he starred in basketball.  He then spent a career with GTE, retiring as Vice-President.

On December 15, 1962 Samuel Frazier married Ruth EDWARDS.

They had one child:
		i.	Kevin. Kevin was born on September 15, 1966.
			Kevin, at 6'5", continues in his family's tradition of having very tall, solid men. He attended the U. of South Carolina and then Joined a NYC firm specializing in importing Italian chocolates.

Family of James Reynolds “Buck” MEGIBBEN (589) & Stella Etna MOCKBEE

905. Luther Charles MEGIBBEN (James Reynolds “Buck”8, John William “Will”7, Mary E. SHAWHAN6, John Laughlin5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Luther Charles was born in Butler, Pendleton County, Kentucky, in October 1926. Luther Charles died on February 11, 1994; he was 67. Luther Charles was buried in Crown Hill Cemetery, Hamilton County, Ohio.

E-mail: Subject: Megibben Family History-5
Date: Tue, 23 Jun 1998 09:44:30 -0400
From: Larry Megibben rebky@fuse.net

Bob.

I'll provide the information you requested, but if I don't give my "real" father's there will be a gap.
Luther Charles Megibben, son of James Reynolds and Stella E. (Mockbee) Megibben. Luther Charles Megibben, b. Oct 1926, in Butler, Pendleton Co., KY. After his parents divorced, he was raised by his mother, but his older brother and younger sisters were sent to other family members. In the 1940's, Luther Charles Megibben met Amy Lucindia Lewis, b. 1926, in Somerset, Pulaski Co., KY. They were married in Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., OH in 1947. They had two children, 1 boy and 1
girl. They are as follows: Larry C. Megibben (b. 8 January 1948), and Katherine Megibben (b.Dec 1950). Luther Charles and Amy L. Megibben, divorced in 1953.

NOTE: Prior to the divorce Luther Charles Megibben, had left his wife and children and gone to California (later moved back to Cincinnati, OH). Amy L., met another man, and took her daughter Katherine and left the state, but she abandon(ed) her son on the streets of Cincinnati. Her parting words were; "Wait right here, I'll be right back!". The boy was found by the mother of Luther Charles, Stella E. and her second husband Niles F. Walden, and taken to their home. When Luther Charles Megibben refused to take and raise his son; the grandmother Stella E. and step-grandfather went to court and got custody and raised the boy as their own.

Luther Charles Megibben, died 11 February 1994 and is buried in Crown Hill Cemetery in Hamilton Co., OH. Amy L. died in May 1978, and is buried in Arlington Memorial Cemetery in Mt. Healthy, Hamilton Co., OH.

Bob, yesterday you mentioned sensitive information. Truth is always sensitive especially when it deals with family genealogy. You can share this information as its a part of our family history (like it or not). Maybe the best way to sum it up is to say; you can't look under a rock, without finding at least some dirt.

I'll forward my generation next.

Larry

In 1947 Luther Charles married Amy Lucinda LEWIS, in Cincinnati, Ohio. Amy Lucinda was born in Somerset, Pulaski County, Kentucky, in 1926. They were divorced in 1953.

They had the following children:
	1125	i.	Larry C. (1948-)
		ii.	Katherine. Katherine was born in December 1950.

Family of Ernest Laughadale SHAWHAN (592) & Viola G. VESSEY

906. Hugh Laughadale SHAWHAN II (Ernest Laughadale8, Hugh Laughadale7, William Laughlin6, John Laughlin5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Hugh Laughadale was born in Great Falls, Montana, on February 8, 1937. Resided in Carmichael, California, in 1961. Occupation: California Department of Transportation, Head of Research and Technical Department.

Dale served in the US Navy from August 1955 to August 1959, in the Aviation Branch, being trained in San Diego, CA, Norman, OK, and Jacksonville, FL. As an Aviation Storekeeper Third Class, he was assigned to airborne early warning squadrons flying out of San Diego and then the island of Guam. He presently is employed by the California Dept. of Transportation, as Head of their Research and Technical Group. In demeanor he sounds as impish as his devilish grandfather, the original Hugh L. Shawhan. Dale has an empty bottle labeled "Old Miner, Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey -- Distilled and Bottled By Shawhan Distillery Company, Bardstown, Nelson County, Kentucky"; it was sold in the 1970s at the Thrifty Drug Store chain in California. Dale adopted Patricia's children from her previous marriage.

On October 12, 1962 Hugh Laughadale married Patricia F. (Demarchi) WILDER, in California.

They had the following children:
		i.	Renee A. (Wilder). Renee A. (Wilder) was born in California.
		ii.	June H. (Wilder). June H. (Wilder) was born in California.
		iii.	Christian T. (Wilder). Christian T. (Wilder) was born in California.
		iv.	Paula M. (Wilder). Paula M. (Wilder) was born in California.
	1126	v.	Patricia Kathryn Maureen (1965-)

907. Wilma G. SHAWHAN (Ernest Laughadale8, Hugh Laughadale7, William Laughlin6, John Laughlin5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Wilma G. was born in Kalispell, Montana, on April 28, 1942.

In June 1961 Wilma G. married Paul V. KELLEY.

They had the following children:
		i.	Shari L.
		ii.	Dale P.

Family of Donna Belle SHAWHAN (594) & John ROMITO

908. Donn Thomas ROMITO (Donna Belle SHAWHAN8, Donald Thomas7, William Laughlin6, John Laughlin5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Donn Thomas was born in Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California, in 1951.

Donn Thomas married Constance RANDS. Constance was born in Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California, in 1951.

They had the following children:
		i.	Robert Johnathan. Robert Johnathan was born in Manhattan, Kansas, in 1976.
		ii.	James Thomas. James Thomas was born in Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California, in 1978.
		iii.	Michael Wayne. Michael Wayne was born in Germany in 1979.
		iv.	Heather. Heather was born in 1981.
		v.	Stephen. Stephen was born in 1984.
		vi.	Kristina. Kristina was born in Germany in 1985.

909. Alan Scott ROMITO (Donna Belle SHAWHAN8, Donald Thomas7, William Laughlin6, John Laughlin5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Alan Scott was born in Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California, in 1954.

Alan Scott married Shawna Renee McKINNEY. Shawna Renee was born in Louisiana Grande, Oregon, in 1957.

They had the following children:
		i.	Courtney Lynn. Courtney Lynn was born in Provo, Utah, in 1978.
		ii.	Britany Ann. Britany Ann was born in Provo, Utah, in 1979.
		iii.	Rachel. Rachel was born in 1981.
		iv.	Abrey. Abrey was born in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, in 1983.
		v.	Kendra Lee. Kendra Lee was born in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, in 1985.
		vi.	Brandon Scott. Brandon Scott was born in Omaha, Nebraska, in 1986.
		vii.	Travis Kiel. Travis Kiel was born in Omaha, Nebraska, in 1988.
		viii.	Marinda. Marinda was born in Madison, Wisconsin, in 1991.
		ix.	Shannon Joy. Shannon Joy was born in Madison, Wisconsin, in 1994.
		x.	Colton Levi. Colton Levi was born in Madison, Wisconsin, in 1996.

Family of Agatha May LIGHTCAP (597) & Clarence Franklin NOE

910. Bonnie Lincoln NOE (Agatha May LIGHTCAP8, Nancy Ann BECKETT7, Miles W.6, Luke (Shawhan)5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Bonnie Lincoln was born in Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky, on February 13, 1921. Bonnie Lincoln died in Naples, Collier County, Florida, on February 16, 1999; he was 78.192

On March 29, 1944 Bonnie Lincoln married Margaret Ann NICHOLSON, in Scottsburg, Scott County, Indiana. Margaret Ann was born in Salem, Washington County, Indiana, on September 21, 1927. Source: Margaret Nicholson Noe.

They had one child:
		i.	Paula “Jeannie”. Paula “Jeannie” was born in Scottsburg, Scott County, Indiana, on January 29, 1946.

Family of Inez Mary DOWNING (598) & C. Alfred NELSON

911. Dorothy Grace NELSON (Inez Mary DOWNING8, Henrietta Adelia HUGHES7, Sarah Bradshaw BECKETT6, John5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Dorothy Grace was born on August 26, 1908.

Dorothy Grace married Paul HORTON.

They had the following children:
		i.	Charlotte Ann. Charlotte Ann was born on November 3, 1931.
	1127	ii.	Mirian Jo (1934-)
		iii.	David Glower. David Glower was born on July 9, 1937.

Family of Marion Frances BECKETT (603) & Paul SCHWENGEL

912. Carolyn Frances SCHWENGEL (Marion Frances BECKETT8, Resin Marion7, Joseph Alexander6, Joseph Shawhan BECKET5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Carolyn Frances was born on January 25, 1942.

On May 21, 1961 Carolyn Frances married Robert H. SPRINGER.

They had the following children:
		i.	Dana Leanne. Dana Leanne was born on July 26, 1962.
		ii.	Jay Ellen. Jay Ellen was born on December 22, 1963.
		iii.	Bryan Robert. Bryan Robert was born on June 9, 1966.
		iv.	Robyn Nicole. Robyn Nicole was born on January 28, 1975.

913. Roger Paul SCHWENGEL (Marion Frances BECKETT8, Resin Marion7, Joseph Alexander6, Joseph Shawhan BECKET5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Roger Paul was born on September 29, 1945.

Roger Paul married Bonnie PABEN.

They had the following children:
		i.	Brenda Raydene. Brenda Raydene was born on February 13, 1968.
		ii.	Dean Roger. Dean Roger was born on July 15, 1970.
		iii.	Sherri Lynn. Sherri Lynn was born on August 15, 1974.

Family of Kenneth BECKETT (604) & Loretta WEST

914. Harriet BECKETT (Kenneth8, John Emmett7, Joseph Alexander6, Joseph Shawhan BECKET5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Harriet was born on February 6, 1932.

Harriet married Matt BOND.

They had the following children:
		i.	Paul.
		ii.	Terri.
		iii.	Heather.

Family of Arlene Delores BECKETT (606) & Nathaniel Jay VAN GELDER

915. Ian Julian VAN GELDER (Arlene Delores BECKETT8, Roy Taylor7, George Riley6, Joseph Shawhan BECKET5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Ian Julian was born on February 1, 1935.

In April 1961 Ian Julian married Mabel Jean DIXON. Mabel Jean was born on May 11, 1940. They were divorced in 1971.

They had one child:
		i.	Doreen Marie. Doreen Marie was born on June 23, 1964.
			On April 9, 1994 Doreen Marie married Nicholas John LAWRICK. Nicholas John was born on October 23, 1960.

916. Rosanna VAN GELDER (Arlene Delores BECKETT8, Roy Taylor7, George Riley6, Joseph Shawhan BECKET5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Rosanna was born on August 5, 1941.

On January 1, 1960 Rosanna married Jose Miguel PINEDA.

They had the following children:
		i.	Miguel. Miguel was born on June 19, 1961.
		ii.	Daniel. Daniel was born in December 1969.
		iii.	Rosanna. Rosanna was born in December 1970.

Family of Robert Lyman BECKETT (611) & Rosalie BABBIT

917. Carol BECKETT (Robert Lyman8, Ellsworth Robert7, Joseph6, Robert Alexander5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Carol was born on November 13, 1940.

On June 16, 1963 Carol first married George David KELLMAN. George David was born on September 26, 1940. George David died on September 1, 1965; he was 24.

They had one child:
		i.	Geofrey Carl. Geofrey Carl was born on January 2, 1966.

On December 23, 1967 Carol second married Daniel Jon KERPHIDE. Daniel Jon was born on July 13, 1937. They were divorced on August 27, 1981.

They had one child:
		i.	Joan Danielle. Joan Danielle was born on December 1, 1970.

918. Nancy BECKETT (Robert Lyman8, Ellsworth Robert7, Joseph6, Robert Alexander5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Nancy was born on May 21, 1942.

On March 12, 1964 Nancy married James Edward SMITH. James Edward was born on October 26, 1932.

They had the following children:
		i.	Robert Daniel. Robert Daniel was born in Salem, Oregon, on June 26, 1965.
		ii.	Scott Allen. Scott Allen was born in Ephrata, Washington, on March 5, 1968.

Family of James Andrew BECKETT (612) & Marjory Lucille BRAZEL

919. James David BECKETT (James Andrew8, Ellsworth Robert7, Joseph6, Robert Alexander5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). James David was born in 1943.

James David married Celia STAFFORD.

They had the following children:
		i.	Page. Page was born in 1974.
		ii.	Ryan. Ryan was born in 1976.

Family of Elorie Gilham SMITH (613) & Quay Mentra WASSAM Sr.

920. Virginia Elorie WASSAM (Elorie Gilham SMITH8, Alma BECKETT7, William6, Robert Alexander5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Virginia Elorie was born on January 3, 1915.

On June 20, 1939 Virginia Elorie married Robert Carol BARNETT. Robert Carol was born on October 2, 1914.

They had the following children:
		i.	Robie Carol.
		ii.	Glenna Kay. Glenna Kay was born on June 25, 1946.
		iii.	Jack Harrison. Jack Harrison was born on January 1, 1955.

921. Marial Hillary WASSAM (Elorie Gilham SMITH8, Alma BECKETT7, William6, Robert Alexander5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Marial Hillary was born on October 8, 1916.

On September 29, 1951 Marial Hillary married Lloyd Nelson PHILLIPS. Lloyd Nelson was born on November 7, 1921.

They had the following children:
		i.	Lloyd Nelson. Lloyd Nelson was born on May 22, 1953.
		ii.	Glenn Thornton. Glenn Thornton was born on March 21, 1955.
			On June 4, 1977 Glenn Thornton married Cathie Jeanine HOWARD.

922. Quay Mentra WASSAM Jr. (Elorie Gilham SMITH8, Alma BECKETT7, William6, Robert Alexander5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Quay Mentra was born on August 12, 1918. Quay Mentra died on September 18, 1981; he was 63.

Quay Mentra married Kathryn Jean RICHEN.

They had the following children:
		i.	Gary Quay. Gary Quay was born on February 16, 1952.
		ii.	John Samuel. John Samuel was born on September 9, 1953.
		iii.	Nancy Jean. Nancy Jean was born on November 5, 1954.

Family of Rowena Elga SMITH (616) & George D. BARRY

923. Russell Dudley BARRY (Rowena Elga SMITH8, Alma BECKETT7, William6, Robert Alexander5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Russell Dudley was born on April 30, 1932.

On December 20, 1947 Russell Dudley married Eloise Laura GOODNIGHT.

They had the following children:
		i.	Tima Roseann. Tima Roseann was born on November 10, 1952.
		ii.	Clifford Dean. Clifford Dean was born on January 6, 1955.

Family of William Rienharte SHAWHAN (618) & Marian Leola STONE

924. Kathleen SHAWHAN (William Rienharte8, William Joseph7, John6, Joseph5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Kathleen was born in Lewistown, Fergus County, MT, on August 24, 1913. Kathleen died in Puyallup, Pierce County, WA, on October 9, 1995; she was 82.

Born in Lewistown, Montana, she lived in Tacoma, WA before moving to
Puyallup in 1930. She was a homemaker and a member of the First
Christian Church; she also was active with the Garden Club. Kathleen
spent many years researching her family history, in particular trying
to establish where her Shawhan ancestry linked with the descendant
tree of the original Darby Shawhan. She was able to prove her ancestry
back to Joseph Shawhan, b. abt 1798, who married Sarah Nesbit, but was
never able to link that Joseph with his parentage.

On September 17, 1932 Kathleen married Kenneth Alexander KITCHEN, in Puyallup, Pierce County, WA. Kenneth Alexander was born in Onamay, Cheboygan County, MI, on February 18, 1908. Kenneth Alexander died in Puyallup, Pierce County, WA, on November 10, 1990; he was 82.

Kenneth came to Puyallup, WA in 1921. When he became of age he joined
the Telephone Company, retiring, as a supervisor at Pacific Northwest
Bell, after 44 years of service, in 1970.

They had the following children:
	1128	i.	Joan Carol (1934-)
	1129	ii.	Audrey Dawn (1936-)

Family of Pearl Elsie SHAWHAN (620) & HANSEN

925. Retta HANSEN (Pearl Elsie SHAWHAN8, William Joseph7, John6, Joseph5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Retta was born about 1903.

About 1920 Retta married MARTIN.

They had one child:
		i.	Robert. Robert was born about 1921. Robert died in Hawaii in April 1941; he was 20.
			Robert was in the US Navy, assigned to an aircraft carrier; he was
			killed in a plane crash in Hawaii.

Family of Woodford Isaac SHAWHAN (621) & Josephine E. SHICK

926. Donald Woodford SHAWHAN (Woodford Isaac8, Isaac Newton "Ike"7, John6, Joseph5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Donald Woodford was born in Detroit, MI, on May 7, 1934.

Don was a blacksmith for some forty years at this Great Lakes port; he
also was a Great Lakes sailor, starting out as a coal passer and
eventually becoming a helmsman, on ore and other boats plying those
waters. After retiring he has worked at researching his heritage,
trying to link his ancestry with the known Shawhan Family tree. He and
his wife Delores are also very active in Civil War reenactments, he
being a Pvt. in the Third Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry and a Vice
Pres. of the Wisconsin Civil War Reenactors. Don traces his heritage
back to ancestors who fought for the Union during the Civil War.

On June 19, 1953 Donald Woodford married Delores VIEL, in Manitowac, WI. Delores was born in 1931.

They had one child:
		i.	Donald Robert. Donald Robert was born in Manitowac, WI, on December 4, 1955.

Family of Elmer Ernest REED (626) & Ida COY

927. Emma REED (Elmer Ernest8, Emma Mae SNOW7, Sarah Ann "Sally" SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Emma was born on September 29, 1915.

About 1932 Emma first married George JORDAN. George was born about 1914.

They had the following children:
		i.	Elmer Earl. Elmer Earl was born on August 7, 1932.
		ii.	Betty. Betty was born on February 26, 1935.

About 1940 Emma second married Oscar STROUD. Oscar was born on August 30, 1911. Oscar died in 1990; he was 78.

They had the following children:
		i.	Oscar. Oscar was born on July 19, 1941.
		ii.	Barbara. Barbara was born on January 17, 1943.

Family of Velma Louvetta REED (628) & William Thomas MOOREHEAD

928. Less MOOREHEAD (Velma Louvetta REED8, Emma Mae SNOW7, Sarah Ann "Sally" SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Less was born in Bracken County, Kentucky, on April 21, 1909.

In September 1924 Less first married Anna Mae HALL. Anna Mae was born in Pendleton County, Kentucky, on December 9, 1905. Anna Mae died in Covington, Kenton County, Kentucky, on May 7, 1984; she was 78.

They had one child:
		i.	Stanley. Stanley was born in Pendleton County, Kentucky, on July 26, 1925.
			On January 15, 1949 Stanley married Emma Grace CONRAD, in Falmouth, Kentucky. Emma Grace was born in Pendleton County, Kentucky, on November 29, 1928. Emma Grace died in Bracken County, Kentucky, on May 5, 1997; she was 68.

On March 28, 1936 Less second married Ruth BIDDLE, in Ft. Thomas, Campbell County, Kentucky. Ruth was born in Pendleton County, Kentucky, on June 12, 1918. Ruth died in Pendleton County, Kentucky, on January 21, 1988; she was 69.

They had one child:
		i.	James Carol. James Carol was born on August 13, 1940. James Carol died in Bracken County, Kentucky, on August 13, 1940; he was <1.

Family of Velma Louvetta REED (628) & Albert YOUNG

929. Herman Dale YOUNG (Velma Louvetta REED8, Emma Mae SNOW7, Sarah Ann "Sally" SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Herman Dale was born in Bracken County, Kentucky, on July 18, 1923. Herman Dale died in near Berlin, Bracken County, Kentucky, on May 5, 1995; he was 71.

On February 28, 1948 Herman Dale married Thelma Jane GUDGELL, daughter of Wallace GUDGELL & Rebecca WADE, in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Thelma Jane was born in Nicholas County, Kentucky, on May 8, 1924.

They had the following children:
	1130	i.	Kenneth Dale (1949-)
	1131	ii.	Michael Lynn (1958-)
	1132	iii.	Judy Ann (1960-)

Family of Hubbard William SHAWHAN (635) & Mary Kaye ALVES

930. Mary Helen SHAWHAN (Hubbard William8, Hubbard Warfield7, Hubbard Warfield6, Henry Ewalt5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Mary Helen was born in Beckley, WV, on March 16, 1926.

Mary attended Finch Univ. and the Univ. of South Carolina, after which
she worked for many years for the US Congress in an administrative
capacity.

On May 24, 1952 Mary Helen married Robert E. LYNCH. Robert E. was born in Cambridge, MA, on September 24, 1923.

Born and raised in Massachusetts, Robert was in the ROTC at Harvard
when he was called to serve in the Army in 1942. He went to OCS and
then served in the 1260 Engineering Combat Bn. in the European
Theater, primarily attached to Sixth Army units. They entered France
thru the port of Marseilles, then moved north thru the Saar and
crossed over the Rhine River using the recently captured Remagen
Bridge. Their key roles included removal of mine fields, bridge
building, and road repair. Near the War's end, the unit was part of
the force which secured the area around the Dachau Concentration Camp
-- in 1998 Robert could still recall the horrible stench from the
camp. After the War he attended the Univ. of Massachusetts and Brown
University. He then accepted a permanent commission in the Army and
became a career officer, eventually serving a total of 37 years,
retiring as a Colonel. His duty stations included Korea in 1956 and
Vietnam in 1966-'67 where he was Deputy Adjutant General under General
Westmoreland; he was also assigned as a professor at West Point.
Robert was a career Army man, retiring as a Colonel.

They had the following children:
	1133	i.	Shawhan (1954-)
		ii.	Mary Alves. Mary Alves was born in Ft. Benjamin Harrison, Indiana, on April 19, 1954.
			In August 1997 Mary Alves married Mark FRALEY.
	1134	iii.	Lisa (1960-)

931. Hubbard William SHAWHAN II (Hubbard William8, Hubbard Warfield7, Hubbard Warfield6, Henry Ewalt5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Hubbard William was born in Beckley, WVA, on July 27, 1922.

While an undergrad at Lehigh U. and a graduate student at Yale, Bill
worked summers in the mountains of West Virginia for the state's
Forest Service; after graduating from OCS in WWI, this background
gained him duty with the elite 10th Mountain Division with which he
served in Italy during heavy fighting while breaking thru the
heavily-defended German Gothic Line. During the Korean War he was
recalled to active duty and was sent to Korea in August 1951, where he
served with the Korean Military Advisory Group (KMAG). His decorations
include a Bronze Medal with cluster and a Purple Heart received during
WWII. Bill spent over 25 years with Lockheed Missiles and Space
Company before retiring in 1988. Among his prized family possessions
is a sideboard carried down the Ohio River, c. 1787, by his ancestor,
Daniel Shawhan, (1738-1791), the Bourbon County, Kentucky pioneer and
Revolutionary War veteran; it was handmade, primarily from cherry wood
but with drawer fronts of black walnut. The top has one piece of solid
cherry 21inches wide! Bill also has a huge silver pitcher awarded to
the Shawhans in 1857 for the "Premium Duke of Bourbon", as being the
finest bourbon in the United States that year.

On August 9, 1951 Hubbard William married Carol ANDERSON, daughter of Buck ANDERSON & Carol LANDON, in Danville, Virginia. Carol was born in Danville, Virginia, on January 13, 1923.

They had the following children:
	1135	i.	Hubbard William (1952-)
		ii.	Thomas Buchanan. Thomas Buchanan was born in Marion, Ohio, on May 6, 1955.
			Thomas is an independent contractor in Campbell, CA.

			In May 1995 Thomas Buchanan married Lisa BLOCK, in Saratoga, California. Lisa was born about 1957.
	1136	iii.	Robert Alves (1959-)
	1137	iv.	Heather Kaye (1964-)

Family of Maria Gay PAYNE (636) & William Perry WORNALL

932. Marguerite Lyne WORNALL (Maria Gay PAYNE8, Marguerite Rebecca LYNE7, Maggie Rebecca SHAWHAN6, Henry Ewalt5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Marguerite Lyne was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on December 29, 1928.

On December 28, 1946 Marguerite Lyne married Dewey KUSTER Jr., son of Dewey KUSTER (September 1, 1898-) & Lena Martin LYDICK. Dewey was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on May 29, 1926. Dewey died in Lexington Veteran’s Hospital, Lexington, Kentucky, on May 10, 1994; he was 67. Dewey was buried in Battle Grove Cemetery, Cynthiana, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	Elizabeth Jane. Elizabeth Jane was born in Cynthiana, Harrison County, Kentucky, on April 7, 1948. Elizabeth Jane died on August 18, 1948; he was <1. Elizabeth Jane was buried in Battle Grove Cemetery, Cynthiana, Kentucky.
	1138	ii.	Dewey (1949-)
		iii.	William Matthew. William Matthew was born in Cynthiana, Harrison County, Kentucky, on June 8, 1952. William Matthew died in Harrison County, Kentucky, on September 5, 1982; he was 30.
		iv.	Katherine Todd. Katherine Todd was born in Cynthiana, Harrison County, Kentucky, on November 12, 1954. Katherine Todd died in Cincinnati, Ohio, on January 23, 1955; she was <1. Children’s Hospital. Katherine Todd was buried in Battle Grove Cemetery, Cynthiana, Kentucky.
		v.	Judith Ann. Judith Ann was born in Cynthiana, Harrison County, Kentucky, on February 2, 1956.
			On September 6, 1986 Judith Ann married Stephen Ward MORRIS, in Cynthiana Christian Church, Cynthiana, Kentucky. Stephen Ward was born on October 4, 1952.

933. William Perry WORNALL III (Maria Gay PAYNE8, Marguerite Rebecca LYNE7, Maggie Rebecca SHAWHAN6, Henry Ewalt5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). William Perry was born in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky, on October 21, 1931.

On March 18, 1951 William Perry married Marjorie Ann FORSYTHE. Marjorie Ann was born on March 9, 1932.

They had the following children:
		i.	Stephen Perry. Stephen Perry was born on February 27, 1953.
		ii.	Robert Bruce. Robert Bruce was born on November 24, 1956.

Family of Mary Heath MAY (638) & Eugene LAIR

934. Betty Hewitt LAIR (Mary Heath MAY8, Charles Brent7, Cynthia Arabella “Tinnie” SHAWHAN6, Henry Ewalt5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Betty Hewitt was born in Pairs, Bourbon County, Kentucky, on December 11, 1939.

On August 30, 1958 Betty Hewitt married John Boardman WYATT, son of Ruy Boardman WYATT (April 13, 1911-October 17, 1991) & Jessie Pearl CUNNINGHAM (July 18, 1911-), in Ruddle’s Mills Christian Church, Ruddle’s Mills, Kentucky. John Boardman was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on October 30, 1939. Occupation: farmer.

They had the following children:
		i.	Charles Ruy. Charles Ruy was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on April 17, 1967.
			On September 4, 1993 Charles Ruy married Robin Annette RAMEY, daughter of Charles RAMEY & Ann TINCHER, in Ruddle’s Mills Christian Church, Ruddle’s Mills, Kentucky. Robin Annette was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on March 6, 1968.
		ii.	Catherine Lynn. Catherine Lynn was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, on April 9, 1960.
			Catherine Lynn married Donald Glen KLOTZBACK. Donald Glen was born in Belview, Kentucky, on October 19, 1936.

935. Mary Gene LAIR (Mary Heath MAY8, Charles Brent7, Cynthia Arabella “Tinnie” SHAWHAN6, Henry Ewalt5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Mary Gene was born on June 22, 1926. Mary Gene died on February 12, 1995; she was 68.

On March 2, 1951 Mary Gene married Marion Donald McCORD. Marion Donald was born on April 12, 1924.

They had the following children:
	1139	i.	Patricia Jo (1952-)
		ii.	Donald Gene. Donald Gene was born in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky, on January 6, .
			Donald Gene married Charlene COULIN. Charlene was born in Texas.
	1140	iii.	Robert Michael (1959-)
		iv.	Peggy Sue. Peggy Sue was born in Brooklyn, Michigan, on December 5, 1967.

Family of Elizabeth Brent MAY (639) & Dr. George Hanna PREWITT

936. Betty Paige PREWITT (Elizabeth Brent MAY8, Charles Brent7, Cynthia Arabella “Tinnie” SHAWHAN6, Henry Ewalt5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Betty Paige was born on October 29, 1947.

Betty Paige first married Donald K. POOLE Jr.. Donald K. was born in Lexington, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
	1141	i.	Stephanie (1967-)
		ii.	Allison Forman. Allison Forman was born on January 21, 1970.
			In September 1997 Allison Forman married Thomas Matthias BUCKLEY. Thomas Matthias was born on March 1, 1970.

Betty Paige second married Eric SCHAFFER.

They had one child:
		i.	Preston Brent. Preston Brent was born on November 21, 1975.

Betty Paige third married Richard SCUDDER.

937. George Hanna “Colonel” PREWITT Jr. (Elizabeth Brent MAY8, Charles Brent7, Cynthia Arabella “Tinnie” SHAWHAN6, Henry Ewalt5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). George Hanna “Colonel” was born on June 18, 1949.

George Hanna “Colonel” married Judith Ann HOLTMAN. Judith Ann was born in Louisville, Kentucky, on July 3, 1951.

They had the following children:
		i.	Edward Marshall. Edward Marshall was born on November 18, 1977.
		ii.	Catherine Chenault. Catherine Chenault was born in Lexington, Kentucky, on March 7, 1980.

938. Louise May PREWITT (Elizabeth Brent MAY8, Charles Brent7, Cynthia Arabella “Tinnie” SHAWHAN6, Henry Ewalt5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Louise May was born in Lexington, Kentucky, on August 15, 1955.

Louise May married Michael NATHANSON. Michael was born on April 11, 1956.

They had the following children:
		i.	Ashley Elizabeth. Ashley Elizabeth was born on June 15, 1980.
		ii.	Brittany Lynn. Brittany Lynn was born on February 2, 1982.
		iii.	Emily Elizabeth. Emily Elizabeth was born on November 13, 1984.

Family of Frank Cummins WALKER (641) & Ida Clay COLEMAN

939. Margaret WALKER (Frank Cummins8, Buena Vista LAIL7, Joseph6, Sarah Elizabeth "Betsey" SHAWHAN5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Margaret was born on April 21, 1905. Margaret died in Clearwater, Sedgewick County, Kansas, on March 10, 1988; she was 82.

On May 15, 1924 Margaret married Charles Francis CHENOWETH, in Sherman, Texas. Charles Francis was born in O’Fallen, Illinois, on October 13, 1900. Charles Francis died in Broken Arrow, Tusla County, Oklahoma, in April 1971; he was 70.

They had the following children:
		i.	(Son). (Son) was born in McAlester, Oklahoma, on September 6, 1926. (Son) died on September 6, 1926; he was <1.
		ii.	Charles Walker. Charles Walker was born in St. Louis, Missouri, on April 2, 1934.
		iii.	Francis Clay. Francis Clay was born in St. Louis, Missouri, on March 1, 1939.

Family of John K. LAIL (642) & Amy EDDINGTON

940. John W. LAIL (John K.8, Webb7, Joseph6, Sarah Elizabeth "Betsey" SHAWHAN5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John W. was born on March 25, 1927.

John W. first married Mabel.

They had the following children:
		i.	Thomas W. Thomas W. was born on February 19, 1948.
		ii.	Pamela J. Pamela J. was born on April 11, 1949.

John W. second married Alma WILLHOITE.

They had the following children:
		i.	Steven. Steven was born on March 27, 1953.
		ii.	Debra. Debra was born on December 23, 1955.

John W. third married Mildred GRAVES.

They had the following children:
		i.	Angela. Angela was born on April 11, 1961.
		ii.	Jacqueline. Jacqueline was born on October 4, 1966.

941. James O. LAIL (John K.8, Webb7, Joseph6, Sarah Elizabeth "Betsey" SHAWHAN5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). James O. was born on March 25, 1927.

James O. married Katherine TURNER.

They had one child:
		i.	Marcia.

Family of Webb LAIL (644) & Margaret NICHOL

942. James Donald LAIL (Webb8, Webb7, Joseph6, Sarah Elizabeth "Betsey" SHAWHAN5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

James Donald first married Sue SPEARS.

They had the following children:
		i.	James Donald. James Donald was born on January 5, 1949.
		ii.	Webb. Webb was born on January 17, 1951.

James Donald second married Hope PLUNKETT.

Family of Larkin LAIL (645)

943. Larkin LAIL (Larkin8, Woodford7, Joseph6, Sarah Elizabeth "Betsey" SHAWHAN5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Larkin was born on March 29, 1924.

Larkin married Lois WELLS.

They had the following children:
		i.	Teresa. Teresa was born on May 23, 1947.
		ii.	Jennifer. Jennifer was born on March 11, 1954.
		iii.	Larkin.

944. Marion Ferris LAIL (Larkin8, Woodford7, Joseph6, Sarah Elizabeth "Betsey" SHAWHAN5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Marion Ferris was born on August 31, 1933.

Marion Ferris married Alice JEFFERSON.

They had the following children:
		i.	Jeff. Jeff was born on April 13, 1962.
		ii.	Nancy.

945. Kenneth Ray LAIL (Larkin8, Woodford7, Joseph6, Sarah Elizabeth "Betsey" SHAWHAN5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Kenneth Ray was born on December 15, 1938.

Kenneth Ray first married Bernardine EISARY.

They had one child:
		i.	Brian K. Brian K. was born on February 2, 1959.

Kenneth Ray second married Linda.

They had the following children:
		i.	John M. John M. was born on February 14, 1963.
		ii.	Leslie. Leslie was born on May 2, 1964.

Family of Alice Louise AMENT (646) & Herbert Winthrop CLARK

946. Talitha CLARK (Alice Louise AMENT8, Talitha Rush MOORE7, Sarah Jane SHAWHAN6, John5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Talitha was born in Arlington, MA, in 1920.

Talitha, like her mother and grandmother, is committed to the fond memory  of her heritage and the communication of this ancestry within her family.  She is an avid reader of history, particularly of the Civil War, and  considers Shelby Foote to be one of the best authors covering that era.

In 1942 Talitha married Dr. Robert JAMIESON, in Pensacola, FL. Dr. Robert was born in Boston, MA, in 1910. Dr. Robert died in FL in 1983; he was 73.

An undergraduate of Harvard, Robert received his medical degree from  Yale. He subsequently became a career US Naval Officer, from 1937 - 1962,  serving as a surgeon at various duty stations including in China for  three years from 1937 to 1941, before the start of WWII. After his  retirement from the Navy, he continued his medical career in Florida.

They had the following children:
		i.	Melanie Louise. Melanie Louise was born in 1944. Melanie Louise died in 1983; she was 39.
		ii.	Bruce. Bruce was born in 1947.
		iii.	Margaret (Peggy). Margaret (Peggy) was born in 1951.
		iv.	Phillip. Phillip was born in 1953.

947. Garrett CLARK (Alice Louise AMENT8, Talitha Rush MOORE7, Sarah Jane SHAWHAN6, John5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Garrett was born in Pensacola, FL, in 1933.

Garrett, following in the footsteps of his brothers, also served in the  USAF, from 1954 - 1974. After receiving his Basic Training at Lubbock,  TX, he flew B-47s for SAC at the height of the Cold War when General  LeMay commanded the Strategic Air Command. His duty stations included SAC  Headquarters in Omaha, Nebraska, England, Japan, Okinawa, and Patrick AFB  in Florida. After leaving the military, he entered the real estate field,  eventually retiring in Cocoa, FL.

In 1967 Garrett married Alice McALLISTER, in Omaha, NE. Alice was born in 1946.

They had the following children:
		i.	Garrett. Garrett was born on May 27, 1968.
			Garrett married KELLY.
		ii.	John. John was born on May 15, 1969.
			On May 1, 1996 John married Nicole Kathleen GIROUX. Nicole Kathleen was born in 1972.

Family of Daniel Green SHAWHAN (649) & Jessie Lee AUSTIN

948. Katherine Grace SHAWHAN (Daniel Green8, Joseph Ewalt7, Daniel6, John5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Katherine Grace was born on March 17, 1945.

Katherine received her undergrad degree, in Art, from Texas Christian
U. and her Masters from Radford Univ. She presently teaches Art
History at Virginia Tech.

About 1968 Katherine Grace married John M. PINKERTON , Sr.. John M. was born about 1944.

John is a Professor of Finance at Virginia Tech in Blacksburg, VA.

They had the following children:
		i.	John M. John M. was born on August 16, 1969.
		ii.	Benjamin Shawhan. Benjamin Shawhan was born on November 8, 1977.

949. Ann Morris SHAWHAN (Daniel Green8, Joseph Ewalt7, Daniel6, John5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Ann Morris was born in Virginia on November 22, 1951.

An undergraduate of Florida State U.,  Ann subsequently received a BS
in Nursing from Radford Univ. and a Masters Degree as a Nurse
Practitioner from Old Dominion Univ. She had her daughter Rose as a
result of a former spousal relationship with David Leonard.

On December 30, 1990 Ann Morris first married Lawrence BECHTEL, in Blacksburg, Virginia.

Lawrence has been a professor of English and a sculptor. He is
presently involved in developing and implementing a recycling program
at a local university.

They had one child:
		i.	Haley Jayne. Haley Jayne was born on January 31, 1993.

Child:
		i.	Rose Austin. Rose Austin was born on June 6, 1982.

950. Daniel Joseph SHAWHAN (Daniel Green8, Joseph Ewalt7, Daniel6, John5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Daniel Joseph was born on January 26, 1954.

Daniel graduated from Flagler College with a degree in Education.
However, he soon entered the sport and commercial fishing business and
now captains a boat specializing in swordfish.

In 1984 Daniel Joseph married Kathleen OLE, in Towson, MD. Kathleen was born about 1958.

They had the following children:
		i.	Travis Joseph. Travis Joseph was born on February 4, 1988.
		ii.	Grace Elizabeth. Grace Elizabeth was born in Melbourne, FL, in April 1990.

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Family of Charles Dennis MORRIS (651) & Mary Margaret MARCHAL

951. Margaret Mary MORRIS (Charles Dennis9, Grace Agnes DOYLE8, Rebecca W. STANGER7, Hannah PEARSON6, Jane SHAWHAN5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Margaret Mary was born in Marion, Grant County, Indiana, on March 31, 1933.

Margaret is an enthusiastic genealogist who has shared a considerable amount of data re the descendants of Nathaniel Plummer Pearson and his wife, Jane Shawhan.

On May 16, 1970 Margaret Mary married Richard Harold DELLERT, in Richmond Heights, Cuyahoga County, Ohio. Richard Harold was born in Ft. Wayne, Allen County, Indiana, on March 19, 1934.

They had the following children:
		i.	Cynthia Jean. Cynthia Jean was born in Doctors Hosp., New York, NY, on February 23, 1971.
			Cynthia graduated from the Univ. of Texas, Austin, as a Communications Major.

		ii.	Christopher Graham. Christopher Graham was born in Rancocas Valley Hospital, Willingboro, Burlington County, NJ, on May 12, 1974.

952. John Francis MORRIS (Charles Dennis9, Grace Agnes DOYLE8, Rebecca W. STANGER7, Hannah PEARSON6, Jane SHAWHAN5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John Francis was born in Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, Ohio, in August . John Francis was born in East Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, Ohio, on October 24, 1940.

On November 6, 1965 John Francis married Barbara Ann SINGER, in St Stephen California Ch, Oil City, Pennsylvania. Barbara Ann was born in Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, Ohio, in August . Barbara Ann was born on November 11, 1940.

They had the following children:
	1142	i.	John Charles (1966-)
		ii.	David Christopher. David Christopher was born in Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, Ohio, on January 31, 1968.
			On September 2, 1995 David Christopher married Angela Marie WICHERT, in St. Gregory the Great Church, South Euclid, Cuyahoga County, Ohio.
		iii.	Patricia Marie. Patricia Marie was born in Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, Ohio, in August .
		iv.	Kathleen Ann. Kathleen Ann was born in Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, Ohio, on January 15, 1971.
	1143	v.	Teresa Michele
		vi.	Jennifer Lynn. Jennifer Lynn was born in Mount Sinai Hospital, Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, Ohio, on November 3, 1975.
			Born at 9:34 a.m. on Monday November 3, 1975. Weighed 9 lbs., 6 1/2
			oz.

		vii.	Diane Elizabeth. Diane Elizabeth was born in Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, Ohio, on July 11, 1980.

Family of Grace Marie MORRIS (652) & William B SULLIVAN

953. Judith SULLIVAN (Grace Marie MORRIS9, Grace Agnes DOYLE8, Rebecca W. STANGER7, Hannah PEARSON6, Jane SHAWHAN5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Judith was born on May 12, 1940.

Natural parents: Esther Buckalew and Harold Gordon, per Baptism Record
at Holy Family Church, Gas City, Indiana.

In April  Judith married Jesse PARRIE, in Indiana; Holy Fam Ch, Gas City, Grant County, Indiana, x. Jesse was born in MEX. Jesse was born in Grant County, Indiana, in April .

They had the following children:
	1144	i.	Lisa Marie
	1145	ii.	Daniel Joseph (1963-)
		iii.	Stephen Michael. Stephen Michael was born in Grant County, Indiana, on March 22, 1967.

Family of Ethel MORRIS (653) & Philip Benton SHARON

954. Paul Joseph SHARON (Ethel MORRIS9, Grace Agnes DOYLE8, Rebecca W. STANGER7, Hannah PEARSON6, Jane SHAWHAN5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Paul Joseph was born in Kokomo, Grant County, Indiana, on June 19, 1925.

Twin of John Francis Sharon

In 1962-1979 Paul Joseph first married 2nd wife (SHARON).

They had one child:
		i.	Megan. Megan was born about 1980.

On July 19, 1947 Paul Joseph second married Joyce Ann McDOWELL, in St Paul's California Ch, Marion, Grant County, Indiana.

They had the following children:
	1146	i.	Philip Frederick (1948-)
	1147	ii.	Brenda Diane (1952-)
	1148	iii.	Jon Kevin
	1149	iv.	Teresa (1957-)
	1150	v.	Bonita (1961-)

Family of Thomas WEIGAND Sr (654) & Madelyn PACE

955. Janet WEIGAND (Thomas9, Rebecca Elizabeth DOYLE8, Rebecca W. STANGER7, Hannah PEARSON6, Jane SHAWHAN5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Before December 1983 Janet married Xen LEMMON.

They had the following children:
		i.	Amy.
			Amy married Bill KAFKA.
		ii.	Debbie.
			Debbie married Bill FRICK.

Family of Mary Catherine WEIGAND (656) & Anton Joseph PECKIS

956. Joseph William PECKIS (Mary Catherine WEIGAND9, Rebecca Elizabeth DOYLE8, Rebecca W. STANGER7, Hannah PEARSON6, Jane SHAWHAN5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Joseph William was born on July 24, 1947.

On January 2, 1971 Joseph William married Eileen Frances JUNGBULTH, in Long Grove, Illinois.

They had the following children:
		i.	Meghan. Meghan was born on September 29, 1974.
		ii.	Abigail Frances. Abigail Frances was born on July 12, 1977.

957. Janet Marie PECKIS (Mary Catherine WEIGAND9, Rebecca Elizabeth DOYLE8, Rebecca W. STANGER7, Hannah PEARSON6, Jane SHAWHAN5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Janet Marie was born on March 14, 1950.

Janet Marie married Michael John MOORELAND, in Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana.

They had the following children:
		i.	Michael Jude. Michael Jude was born on March 8, 1970.
		ii.	Martin Jonathan. Martin Jonathan was born on November 26, 1972. Martin Jonathan died on February 18, 1977; he was 4.
			Martin's death was by drowning.

958. Rebecca Sue PECKIS (Mary Catherine WEIGAND9, Rebecca Elizabeth DOYLE8, Rebecca W. STANGER7, Hannah PEARSON6, Jane SHAWHAN5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Rebecca Sue was born in October 1948.

On June 15, 1968 Rebecca Sue married William Joseph SHILDMYER, in St Paul's California Ch, Marion, Grant County, Indiana.

They had the following children:
		i.	Sandra Sue. Sandra Sue was born in Marion, Grant County, Indiana, on February 18, 1970.
		ii.	William Joseph. William Joseph was born in Marion, Grant County, Indiana, on February 3, 1973.

Family of Elmer Howard SHAWHAN (659) & Eleanora Marie NEUMEYER

959. Raymond Leo SHAWHAN , Sr. (Elmer Howard9, Willett Oliver8, William John7, Oliver O.6, Mary5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Raymond Leo was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on November 24, 1925.

During WWII Ray served aboard the aircraft carrier USS Princeton in
the Pacific Theater. The carrier earned nine battle stars, including
air strikes at Tarawa, Bougainville, Rabaul, Guam, Tinian, New Guinea,
and Kwajalein. On Oct. 24, 1944, however, while off the island of
Leyte in the Philippines, the ship was struck by a a bomb from a
Japanese plane -- the bomb crashed through the flight deck and the
hangar deck before exploding. Despite the crew's heroic efforts to
save her, the Princeton was abandoned and then sunk by US destroyer
torpedoes. Ray was among the 1361 survivors. He finished the War while
serving on the cruiser USS Columbus.

About 1948 Raymond Leo married Alberta "Bert" Dolly KERN. Alberta "Bert" Dolly was born in Pennsylvania on December 15, 1929. Alberta "Bert" Dolly died in Ohio on December 9, 1995; she was 65.

They had the following children:
	1151	i.	Raymond Leo (1949-)
	1152	ii.	Ronald William (1951-)
	1153	iii.	Nora Lucinda (1954-)

960. Paul Francis SHAWHAN (Elmer Howard9, Willett Oliver8, William John7, Oliver O.6, Mary5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Paul Francis was born in Pennsylvania on November 11, 1931.

In August  Paul Francis first married June Marie WHEWELL, in Pennsylvania. June Marie was born in Pennsylvania on June 5, 1931. June Marie died in California on May 4, 1977; she was 45.

They had one child:
		i.	David Alan. David Alan was born in Pennsylvania on October 22, 1952. David Alan died in California in October 1982; he was 29.

On November 11, 1978 Paul Francis second married Dolores Rose WOZNIAK. Dolores Rose was born in Pennsylvania on June 19, 1943.

Dolores has a son, Donald Stanley, from a previous marriage.

961. Patrick Willett SHAWHAN (Elmer Howard9, Willett Oliver8, William John7, Oliver O.6, Mary5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Patrick Willett was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on July 7, 1937.

Pat and Barb have performed an outstanding job of researching Robert
Shawhan's descendents in the Pittsburgh, PA area -- they've become
well-known at Allegheny County records locations, cemeteries,
genealogical societies, military archives, etc. -- the results have
filled in many gaps in lineage! Pat is a history buff and Barb loves
solving puzzles, so finding their roots is right up their alley.
Almost all of Robert's descendents, located to date, lived in what is
known as the "Southside" of Pittsburgh -- i.e. generally south of the
Monongahela River. Pat served in the US Army, 1955-1957, as an
enlisted man in armor/infantry, including duty in Italy.

On November 14, 1959 Patrick Willett married Barbara Joan ZURICK, daughter of Coleman John ZURICK & Mary Ann PAVLIK, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Barbara Joan was born in Latrobe, Pennsylvania, on June 1, 1940.

Barb is in administration at a medical facility.

They had one child:
	1154	i.	Barbara Ellen (1961-)

962. William Albert SHAWHAN , Sr. (Elmer Howard9, Willett Oliver8, William John7, Oliver O.6, Mary5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). William Albert was born in Pennsylvania on August 3, 1941.

About 1964 William Albert married Carol RUBICAN. Carol was born in California in April .

They had the following children:
		i.	Carol. Carol was born in Pennsylvania on March 3, 1965.
		ii.	William Albert. William Albert was born in Pennsylvania on December 8, 1965. William Albert died in Pennsylvania on December 23, 1965; he was <1.
	1155	iii.	William (1967-)

963. Eleanor Marie "Chickie" SHAWHAN (Elmer Howard9, Willett Oliver8, William John7, Oliver O.6, Mary5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Eleanor Marie "Chickie" was born in Pennsylvania on September 22, 1946.

About 1967 Eleanor Marie "Chickie" married Vincent Andrew PICCHI. Vincent Andrew was born in Pennsylvania on July 22, 1943.

They had the following children:
	1156	i.	Victoria Ann (1963-)
	1157	ii.	Vincent (1965-)
	1158	iii.	Veronica "Ronnie" (1966-)
	1159	iv.	Anthony (1967-)

Family of Mary Inez MILLER (660) & Carolton Harry SHAFFER , Sr.

964. Gloria Joan SHAFFER (Mary Inez MILLER9, Eva Sylvia JONES8, Mary Ann (Molly) SHAWHAN7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Gloria Joan was born in Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, on November 12, 1925.

On March 19, 1949 Gloria Joan married James Stanley WILLIAMS II, in Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania. James Stanley was born in Massillon, Stark, Ohio, on September 15, 1923. James Stanley died in Buffalo, Erie, NY, on December 25, 1973; he was 50.

They had the following children:
	1160	i.	Scott Shaffer (1951-)
	1161	ii.	Susan Hess (1952-)
		iii.	Jan Elizabeth. Jan Elizabeth was born in Columbus, Franklin, Ohio, on April 16, 1956.
	1162	iv.	James Stanley (1958-)
	1163	v.	Mary Beth (1960-)
	1164	vi.	Mark Porter (1962-)

965. Betty Inez SHAFFER (Mary Inez MILLER9, Eva Sylvia JONES8, Mary Ann (Molly) SHAWHAN7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Betty Inez was born in Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, on May 9, 1921.

In August 1948 Betty Inez married John Ellwood STETTLER. John Ellwood was born on August 10, 1923. John Ellwood died on January 2, 1975; he was 51.

They had the following children:
	1165	i.	Deborah Susan (1950-)
	1166	ii.	Robin English (1949-)

966. Judith Lee SHAFFER (Mary Inez MILLER9, Eva Sylvia JONES8, Mary Ann (Molly) SHAWHAN7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Judith Lee was born in Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, on August 26, 1940.

On November 14, 1963 Judith Lee married Robert Mitchell SWEENEY , Sr., in Mt. Lebanon, Allegheny, Pennsylvania. Robert Mitchell was born in Canton, Stark, Ohio, on August 17, 1938.

They had the following children:
		i.	Robert Mitchell. Robert Mitchell was born in Canton, Stark, Ohio, on May 9, 1967.
		ii.	Richard Shawhan. Richard Shawhan was born in Canton, Stark, Ohio, on March 5, 1970.
			On October 2, 1998 Richard Shawhan married Paula Joy HERRMANN, in Canton, Ohio. Paula Joy was born about 1975.
		iii.	John Shaffer. John Shaffer was born in Canton, Stark, Ohio, on June 27, 1976.

Family of Victor Emanuel SHAWHAN (662) & Willie Fay ERWIN

967. James Robert SHAWHAN (Victor Emanuel9, Robert D.8, William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). James Robert was born in San Diego, California, in 1939.

James Robert married Sandra.

They had the following children:
		i.	Michelle. Michelle was born on January 11, 1969.
		ii.	Karen.

968. Jerry Xerxes SHAWHAN (Victor Emanuel9, Robert D.8, William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Jerry Xerxes was born in Vallejo, California, on April 14, 1947.

Excerpt from E-mail message from his son, Jerry: Paula and Jerry were married Dec. 1967, he went to vietnam in 69, he was an helicopter technician. Now, he's an out of work welder. He lives in Winchester Bay, OR.

In December 1967 Jerry Xerxes married Paula Marie STRAUB, daughter of Ernest STRAUB & Lorraine CINQUINI. Paula Marie was born in Rodeo, California, on June 29, 1947.

They had one child:
	1167	i.	Jerry Xerxes (1969-)

Family of CoraBelle SHAWHAN (665) & Earl Pete QUICKLE , Sr.

969. Charlene Marie QUICKLE (CoraBelle SHAWHAN9, Howard Wesley8, William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Charlene Marie was born on January 14, 1948.

About 1965 Charlene Marie first married Charles CARPENTER. Charles was born about 1946.

They had one child:
		i.	Melissa Marie.

Charlene Marie second married Richard WOLFORD.

They had one child:
		i.	Joshua Erin.

970. John Wesley QUICKLE (CoraBelle SHAWHAN9, Howard Wesley8, William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John Wesley was born on April 21, 1952.

About 1975 John Wesley married Rebahah Ann STEELE. Rebahah Ann was born on November 30, 1953.

They had one child:
		i.	Valerie Dawn. Valerie Dawn was born on March 25, 1978.

Family of June Mertis EARNEST (668) & M. Harry FLOYD

971. John Leonard FLOYD (June Mertis EARNEST9, Marcey Pearl SHAWHAN8, William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John Leonard was born in WV on September 27, 1941.

John Leonard married Ann BENSON.

They had the following children:
		i.	Leslie.
		ii.	Matthew.

972. Carl Byron FLOYD (June Mertis EARNEST9, Marcey Pearl SHAWHAN8, William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Carl Byron was born on May 24, 1950.

Carl Byron first married Janine SWIGER.

Carl Byron second married Kathy Jo LAWSON. Kathy Jo was born in 1956.

They had one child:
		i.	Francie Jo. Francie Jo was born in 1976.
			Francie Jo married Wes NICK.

Family of Mollie Katherine EARNEST (669) & Bernard Oscar HARPER

973. Wanetta HARPER (Mollie Katherine EARNEST9, Marcey Pearl SHAWHAN8, William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Wanetta was born on March 17, 1943.

Wanetta first married Tony CUTO.

They had one child:
	1168	i.	Lisa

Wanetta second married Rick HUSSMAN.

They had the following children:
		i.	Cathy. Cathy was born on August 31, 1978.
		ii.	J. R. J. R. was born on August 11, 1981.

974. Jennifer HARPER (Mollie Katherine EARNEST9, Marcey Pearl SHAWHAN8, William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Jennifer was born on March 6, 1963.

Jennifer married Jeff DAVIS.

They had the following children:
		i.	Tiffany Dawn. Tiffany Dawn was born on January 24, 1981.
		ii.	Scotty. Scotty was born on February 27, 1983.

975. Warren HARPER (Mollie Katherine EARNEST9, Marcey Pearl SHAWHAN8, William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Warren was born on July 20, 1946.

Warren married Judy VINCENT.

They had the following children:
	1169	i.	Melissa
	1170	ii.	Eddie

Family of Jack Brannon EARNEST (670) & Wanda June GIFFORD

976. Jack Brannon EARNEST , Jr. (Jack Brannon9, Marcey Pearl SHAWHAN8, William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Jack Brannon was born on January 6, 1949.

Jack Brannon married Leslie BOYESS.

They had the following children:
		i.	Kerri Dawn.
		ii.	Kasey Lynn.

977. Jay David EARNEST (Jack Brannon9, Marcey Pearl SHAWHAN8, William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Jay David was born in WV on June 11, 1967.

Jay David married Tammy Arlene JENKINS. Tammy Arlene was born in April .

They had the following children:
		i.	Jay David. Jay David was born on December 20, 1993.
		ii.	Megan Arlene. Megan Arlene was born on July 20, 1997.

Family of Harold Lee EARNEST (671) & Betty Jo LOY

978. Harold Lee EARNEST Jr. (Harold Lee9, Marcey Pearl SHAWHAN8, William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Harold Lee was born on October 22, 1949.

Harold Lee first married Terry DAVIS.

They had the following children:
		i.	Laura.
			Laura married Brian COCKRAN.
		ii.	Erick.

Harold Lee second married Phyllis.

They had one child:
		i.	Christopher. Christopher was born in 1982.

979. Brenda Sue EARNEST (Harold Lee9, Marcey Pearl SHAWHAN8, William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Brenda Sue was born in WV on July 2, 1953.

Brenda Sue married Stanley CAMPBELL.

They had the following children:
	1171	i.	Amy Jo
	1172	ii.	Rebecca Erin
		iii.	Stanley.

980. Marjorie Elaine EARNEST (Harold Lee9, Marcey Pearl SHAWHAN8, William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Marjorie Elaine was born in WV on October 7, 1959.

Marjorie Elaine married Rodney BROADWATER.

They had the following children:
		i.	Marcus.
		ii.	Sara.

981. Heide Jo EARNEST (Harold Lee9, Marcey Pearl SHAWHAN8, William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Heide Jo was born on March 12, 1966.

Heide Jo married Jon Harlan HAYES. Jon Harlan was born on November 23, 1970.

They had one child:
		i.	Austin Jon. Austin Jon was born on December 5, 1997.

Family of Carl Richard (Dick) EARNEST (672) & Ina Mae POWERS

982. Sharon Louise EARNEST (Carl Richard (Dick)9, Marcey Pearl SHAWHAN8, William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Sharon Louise was born in Clarksburg, WV, on October 18, 1949.

On August 20, 1976 Sharon Louise first married Steven Michael CAIN.

They had one child:
	1173	i.	Sherena SueBeth (1980-)

On March 28, 1966 Sharon Louise second married Jack RICHARDS.

They had one child:
	1174	i.	Jacqueline Louise (1967-)

983. Carla Denise EARNEST (Carl Richard (Dick)9, Marcey Pearl SHAWHAN8, William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Carla Denise was born in Clarksburg, WV, on July 29, 1958.

Carla worked at a car wash while in high school, then was hired, in
Oct. 1976, by the Eagle Convex Glass Company, where she worked for 15
years, preparing stove fronts and panels, eventually becoming a highly
qualified diamond glass cutter. Now semi-retired, she occasionally
helps clean peoples' houses, which is how she met her present husband,
Thomas -- he called her to clean his house. She and Tom were married
at the Little Rock Camp Baptist Church, the one which served her
grandmother Pearl for so many years. She is also now into using a PC
and is avidly researching her family history, initially prompted by
the stories she used to hear from her grandmother Pearl, "Mammaw". One
of Carla's prize possessions is the video tape she once made on a
visit to Pearl's home; it shows the home and includes Mammaw
discussing her family, while also making home-made lye soap. Carla
deserves much of the credit for many of the stories and details
regarding Mammaw's family that are now part of this genealogy project.

On December 31, 1985 Carla Denise first married Dana Mark GODFREY, in WV.

Dana worked on the oil rigs used for drilling oil wells and plugging
old ones for the mines.

They had one child:
		i.	Dana Jay. Dana Jay was born on July 23, 1986.
			Jay, as he is called, spends a lot of time working with his
			grandfather, Carl, who is a mechanical whiz when it comes to fixing
			and repairing engines and similar tools.

On December 31, 1994 Carla Denise second married William Thomas WATSON, in WV. William Thomas was born in Shinnston, WV, on November 1, 1942.

During the Vietnam War Tom was a helicopter crew chief, from Sept. 5,
1967 to Aug. 28, 1968, in the 282 Assault Helicopter Company; they
flew in support of the Marines and ARVN of I Corp, including during
the Tet Offensive, in the Hue locale. He is the holder of numerous
medals, being awarded a Bronze Star and three Purple Hearts. Tom is
now retired after spending 35 years at Lockheed Martin. He is also a
32nd degree Mason.

Child:
		i.	Marcey Jacinda. Marcey Jacinda was born in August .
			Marcey is presently a student at Fairmont State College taking
			computer science.

984. Donna Marie EARNEST (Carl Richard (Dick)9, Marcey Pearl SHAWHAN8, William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Donna Marie was born in Clarksburg, WV, on July 13, 1960.

Donna is credited by her sister Carla as being "the crafty one" who
makes all kinds of little gifts for the nursing home which was
formerly visited by their grandmother Pearl.

On September 30, 1988 Donna Marie first married James DENNISON, in WV.

They had one child:
		i.	Timothy Allen. Timothy Allen was born in Clarksburg, WV, on February 25, 1991.

In January 1978 Donna Marie second married Thomas HULSMAN, in WV.

Child:
		i.	Robert Steven. Robert Steven was born on June 30, 1977.

985. Richard William EARNEST (Carl Richard (Dick)9, Marcey Pearl SHAWHAN8, William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Richard William was born in Clarksburg, WV, on November 17, 1961.

On September 30, 1982 Richard William married Penny Marie MOATS, in WV. Penny Marie was born about 1962.

They had the following children:
		i.	Jonathan Lewis. Jonathan Lewis was born in Clarksburg, WV, on March 14, 1983.
		ii.	Anthony Shane. Anthony Shane was born in Nicholson, GA, on October 18, 1985.

986. Carl Leroy EARNEST (Carl Richard (Dick)9, Marcey Pearl SHAWHAN8, William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Carl Leroy was born in Clarksburg, WV, on July 22, 1970.

On February 14, 1991 Carl Leroy married Julie HURST.

They had one child:
		i.	Harley Danielle. Harley Danielle was born in Clarksburg, WV, on May 18, 1991.

987. Joseph Paul EARNEST (Carl Richard (Dick)9, Marcey Pearl SHAWHAN8, William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Joseph Paul was born in Clarksburg, WV, on October 28, 1973.

On January 12, 1996 Joseph Paul married Dena FITTRO.

They had one child:
		i.	Joseph Carl. Joseph Carl was born about 1996.

Family of George Allen EARNEST (673) & Mary Jane BARNES

988. Daniel EARNEST (George Allen9, Marcey Pearl SHAWHAN8, William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Daniel was born on May 3, 1951.

Daniel married Donna LIPSCOMB.

They had the following children:
		i.	Danielle.
		ii.	Segrid Ann.

989. Cheryl Ann EARNEST (George Allen9, Marcey Pearl SHAWHAN8, William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Child:
		i.	Ilician Jane.

990. Timothy EARNEST (George Allen9, Marcey Pearl SHAWHAN8, William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Timothy first married Darla NEICE.

They had the following children:
		i.	Timothy.
		ii.	Travis.
		iii.	Tyler.

Timothy second married Stephanie ALLYSON.

Family of Lowell Thomas EARNEST (674) & Bertha Mae MEIER

991. Theresa Mae EARNEST (Lowell Thomas9, Marcey Pearl SHAWHAN8, William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Theresa Mae was born on September 11, 1950.

Theresa is Bertha's daughter from a previous marriage.

About 1976 Theresa Mae married Phil PROPES.

They had the following children:
		i.	Nicholas. Nicholas was born about 1978.
		ii.	Allyson. Allyson was born about 1980.

992. Linda Sue EARNEST (Lowell Thomas9, Marcey Pearl SHAWHAN8, William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Linda Sue was born on January 26, 1957. Linda Sue died in 1994; she was 36.

Linda Sue married Kenneth Lee MARCUM.

They had the following children:
		i.	Joseph.
		ii.	Nathaniel.

Family of Phyllis Ann EARNEST (676) & John Wayne McCARTY

993. Richard "Rick" McCARTY (Phyllis Ann EARNEST9, Marcey Pearl SHAWHAN8, William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Richard "Rick" was born on April 8, 1959.

Rick is an Assistant Mgr at a retail florist shop. A talented
musician, he plays the guitar in a bluegrass group which has been
featured on numerous occasions. He also enjoys playing golf,
especially now that his son has taken up the game.

On November 14, 1984 Richard "Rick" married Judith Annette McCAULEY, in Warren, Ohio. Judith Annette was born on February 28, 1960.

They had one child:
		i.	Andrew. Andrew was born on May 27, 1986.

994. Joanna Dawn McCARTY (Phyllis Ann EARNEST9, Marcey Pearl SHAWHAN8, William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Joanna Dawn was born on July 7, 1964.

Joanna works with CVS Drug Store.

On October 7, 1985 Joanna Dawn married Tony Ray CLICK, in Levittsburg, Ohio. Tony Ray was born on December 27, 1963.

Tony is an electrician in the residential market. A person who enjoys
working with children, he coaches Little League and football. He's
also known for having a beautiful voice; when he and Joanna were
married he sang a lover's song to her as she walked up the church
aisle -- many a tear was shed.

They had the following children:
		i.	Anthony Ray. Anthony Ray was born on November 23, 1986.
		ii.	Lindsay Dawn. Lindsay Dawn was born on May 13, 1991.

Family of Loretta "Lou" Ann SHAWHAN (678) & Barney CHAMBERS

995. Lexie Shawhan CHAMBERS (Loretta "Lou" Ann SHAWHAN9, George8, William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Lexie Shawhan married Ronnie MAYFIELD.

They had one child:
		i.	Missy.

996. Kenna Shawhan CHAMBERS (Loretta "Lou" Ann SHAWHAN9, George8, William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Kenna Shawhan married Dennis ELDER.

They had the following children:
		i.	Angie.
			Angie married Gregg STARKEY.
		ii.	Travis.

Family of Frank Ellsworth GREEN (700) & Irene MORGAN

997. Carolyn Ann GREEN (Frank Ellsworth9, James Franklin8, Joseph Nathaniel B.7, Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Carolyn Ann was born in Dupo, Illinois, on March 21, 1933.

On April 9, 1951 Carolyn Ann married Melvin WEBSTER, in Watseka, Illinois. Melvin was born in Watseka, Illinois, on February 1, 1932.

They had the following children:
	1175	i.	Cathy Jane (1952-)
	1176	ii.	Laurie Sue (1958-)
	1177	iii.	Mary Ann (1959-)
		iv.	Charles Allen. Charles Allen was born on August 17, 1961.
		v.	Marion Daniel. Marion Daniel was born on April 8, 1963.
		vi.	Denise Kay. Denise Kay was born on September 14, 1964.
		vii.	Penny Lee. Penny Lee was born on November 23, 1967.
		viii.	Carroll Jean. Carroll Jean was born on May 28, 1971.

Family of Lucy Rebecca GREEN (701) & George Dale BLOOMQUIST

998. Robert Dale BLOOMQUIST (Lucy Rebecca GREEN9, James Franklin8, Joseph Nathaniel B.7, Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Robert Dale was born in Dupo, Illinois, on January 22, 1930.

In January 1950 Robert Dale married Donna Angela BRICH. Donna Angela was born in Neola, IA, on October 14, 1930.

They had the following children:
		i.	Richard Dale. Richard Dale was born in Watseka, Illinois, on July 22, 1950.
		ii.	Mary Angela. Mary Angela was born in Watseka, Illinois, on January 22, 1952.
		iii.	Debra Lynn. Debra Lynn was born in Watseka, Illinois, on June 19, 1953.
		iv.	John Michael. John Michael was born in Watseka, Illinois, on November 7, 1957.
		v.	Thomas Richard. Thomas Richard was born in Charleston, Illinois, on February 13, 1958.

999. Helen Yvonne BLOOMQUIST (Lucy Rebecca GREEN9, James Franklin8, Joseph Nathaniel B.7, Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Helen Yvonne was born in Momence, Illinois, on August 28, 1931.

On July 12, 1952 Helen Yvonne married Norris Lee LUSTFELDT. Norris Lee was born in Paxton, Illinois, on August 25, 1928.

They had the following children:
		i.	Gordon Lee. Gordon Lee was born in Watseka, Illinois, on June 19, 1954.
		ii.	Michael Brian. Michael Brian was born in Watseka, Illinois, on November 3, 1957.
		iii.	Christopher Lee. Christopher Lee was born in Watseka, Illinois, on October 4, 1961.
		iv.	Vincent Ross. Vincent Ross was born in Watseka, Illinois, on September 5, 1963.

1000. Hilda Leeann BLOOMQUIST (Lucy Rebecca GREEN9, James Franklin8, Joseph Nathaniel B.7, Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Hilda Leeann was born in Momence, Illinois, on May 20, 1940.

In October 1959 Hilda Leeann married Robert RILEY, in Kankakee, Illinois.

They had one child:
		i.	Rebecca Ann. Rebecca Ann was born in Watseka, Illinois, on June 7, 1960.

Family of Helen Nevada GREEN (702) & August Cowel EUGE

1001. Sondra June EUGE (Helen Nevada GREEN9, James Franklin8, Joseph Nathaniel B.7, Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Sondra June was born in Dupo, Illinois, on June 7, 1936.

On November 14, 1951 Sondra June married Gene Edward SKIDMORE, in Morganfield, Kentucky. Gene Edward was born in Vergens, Illinois, on September 22, 1927.

They had the following children:
		i.	Sondra Jean. Sondra Jean was born in East Carondelet, Illinois, on May 15, 1953.
		ii.	Stanley David. Stanley David was born in East Carondelet, Illinois, on March 12, 1956.
		iii.	Doris Ann. Doris Ann was born in East Carondelet, Illinois, on February 18, 1960.

1002. Jeanette Lee EUGE (Helen Nevada GREEN9, James Franklin8, Joseph Nathaniel B.7, Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Jeanette Lee was born in Dupo, Illinois, on July 8, 1937.

On February 23, 1955 Jeanette Lee married Robert Lee VANOVER, in Waterloo, IA. Robert Lee was born in Freemont, MO, on December 30, 1931.

They had the following children:
		i.	Cindy Lynn. Cindy Lynn was born in East Carondelet, Illinois, on January 25, 1956.
		ii.	Robert Dewayne. Robert Dewayne was born in East Carondelet, Illinois, on August 2, 1957.
		iii.	William Louis. William Louis was born in East Carondelet, Illinois, on December 22, 1958.
		iv.	Carol Ann. Carol Ann was born in East Carondelet, Illinois, on May 23, 1960.

Family of Effie Inez McCULLEY (704) & Henry Zeylon HOLLY

1003. Henry Zeylon HOLLY , Jr. (Effie Inez McCULLEY9, Effie GREEN8, Joseph Nathaniel B.7, Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Henry Zeylon was born on November 29, 1939.

Child:
		i.	Kevin. Kevin was born in Austin, Texas, on November 6, 1960.

Family of Minnie ANDERSON (706) & Aaron Morgan McLEROY

1004. Iva Nell McLEROY (Minnie ANDERSON9, Hattie BOWMAN8, Henrietta GREEN7, Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Iva Nell was born on September 12, 1943.

Iva Nell married William CROUT.

They had one child:
	1178	i.	William Lee

1005. Richard Aaron McLEROY (Minnie ANDERSON9, Hattie BOWMAN8, Henrietta GREEN7, Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Richard Aaron was born in Longview, Texas, on September 12, 1928.

Richard Aaron married Bobby Jean BARDWELL. Bobby Jean was born on April 12, 1930.

They had the following children:
		i.	Richard.
		ii.	Randal.
		iii.	Kay.

Family of Kisel GREEN (709) & Mary Magdalene MONTGOMERY

1006. Colleen GREEN (Kisel9, Harry8, James William7, Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Colleen was born in 1930.

About 1950 Colleen married William M. MATTINGLY, in Evansville, Indiana.

William was an F.B.I. agent.

They had the following children:
		i.	William.
		ii.	Dinah.
			Dinah married Larry BIRD. Larry was born in French Lick, Indiana.

			Larry is the legendary Boston Celtic basketball star.

1007. Sabra Sue GREEN (Kisel9, Harry8, James William7, Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Sabra Sue was born about 1932.

About 1953 Sabra Sue married William ZURSTADT, in Evansville, Indiana.

They had one child:
		i.	John.

Family of Nellie Oleva GREEN (711) & Obert Matthew DICKEY

1008. Gene DICKEY (Nellie Oleva GREEN9, Harry8, James William7, Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Gene was born on July 13, 1937.

About 1959 Gene married Nadine BARKLEY. Nadine was born about 1938.

They had the following children:
		i.	Alton Russell. Alton Russell was born on July 13, 1960.
		ii.	Lori Michaele. Lori Michaele was born on September 10, 1962.

Family of Oleva LINDSAY (713) & Charles Commodore COOPER

1009. Clara Jane COOPER (Oleva LINDSAY9, Nellie Bryant GREEN8, James William7, Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Clara Jane was born in Princeton, Gibson County, Indiana, on July 11, 1932.

Clara graduated from the Indiana U. School of Education and taught
school for a while in Dayton, OH.

On March 20, 1955 Clara Jane married Charles McGREGOR, son of William E. McGREGOR, in Princeton, Gibson County, Indiana. Charles was born in Indiana about 1930.

Charles graduated from the Indiana U. School of Law and became a
practicing attorney.

They had one child:
		i.	Robin. Robin was born on July 4, 1963.

Family of Kenneth Gene LINDSAY (716) & Mary Magdalene "Maggie" MUESTERMAN

1010. Patricia Lou LINDSAY (Kenneth Gene9, Nellie Bryant GREEN8, James William7, Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Patricia Lou was born in Evansville, Indiana, on March 17, 1949.

On June 5, 1971 Patricia Lou married David Matthews SHAW, in Evansville, Indiana. David Matthews was born in Washington, D. C., on August 4, 1949.

David is an attorney in Evansville, IN.

They had the following children:
		i.	Valerie Lindsay. Valerie Lindsay was born in Evansville, Indiana, on March 15, 1975.
		ii.	Adam Lindsay. Adam Lindsay was born in Evansville, Indiana, on March 12, 1977.

1011. Michael Theodore LINDSAY (Kenneth Gene9, Nellie Bryant GREEN8, James William7, Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Michael Theodore was born in Evansville, Indiana, on March 9, 1951.

Michael attended the US Coast Guard Academy in New London, CT. He
presently captains a factory trawler, the "Alaska Ocean", one of the
largest fishing vessels in the Pacific -- its overall length is 376'
and breadth is 60'.

On November 24, 1971 Michael Theodore married Julia Ann BRAUN, in Evansville, Indiana. Julia Ann was born in Evansville, Indiana, on December 28, 1952.

They had the following children:
		i.	Amy Marie. Amy Marie was born in Evansville, Indiana, on June 2, 1972.
		ii.	Michael John. Michael John was born in Seattle, WA, on December 4, 1973.
		iii.	James Kenneth. James Kenneth was born in Seattle, WA, on December 31, 1976.
		iv.	Erika Ann. Erika Ann was born in King County, WA, on July 14, 1986.

1012. Kevin Kenneth LINDSAY (Kenneth Gene9, Nellie Bryant GREEN8, James William7, Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Kevin Kenneth was born in Evansville, Indiana, on September 18, 1954.

Kevin spent four years in the US Coast Guard. After his discharge he
has worked in deep sea trawler fishing out of Dutch Harbor, Alaska.

On April 20, 1974 Kevin Kenneth married Laurie Paulette BEAVIN, in Evansville, Indiana. Laurie Paulette was born in Evansville, Indiana, on September 8, 1956.

They had one child:
		i.	Shawn Stephen. Shawn Stephen was born in Evansville, Indiana, on November 12, 1974. Shawn Stephen died in Dubuque, IA, on January 15, 1975; he was <1.

Family of Norma Lail GUSTIN (719) & Donald O. KNECHT

1013. James Donald KNECHT (Norma Lail GUSTIN9, Gladys Shawhan LAIL8, John Laird7, Mary Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, John McDowell5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). James Donald was born in Muncie, Deleware County, Indiana, on October 12, 1942.

On July 20, 1960 James Donald married Barbara Kay BENTON. Barbara Kay was born in Muncie, Indiana, on February 5, 1944. Barbara Kay died in May 1978; she was 34.

They had the following children:
		i.	Terri Lee. Terri Lee was born on January 5, 1961.
		ii.	Tamara Lynn. Tamara Lynn was born on September 19, 1962.
		iii.	Toni Loraine. Toni Loraine was born on May 5, 1964.

1014. Sarah Ann KNECHT (Norma Lail GUSTIN9, Gladys Shawhan LAIL8, John Laird7, Mary Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, John McDowell5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Sarah Ann was born in Muncie, Deleware County, Indiana, on January 9, 1944.

After graduation from Muncie Central High School in 1962, Sarah elected to go into the medical field, eventually becoming a Histotechnologist, taking her training at the U. Of Chicago. After divorce in 1971, she decided to head for California, with her two young sons, a cat, her guitar, and what few other things she could stuff in her car trunk. She formerly lived in Landers, CA, on 2 1/2 acres, with a horse and three cats, in a desert area that experienced a 7.6 earthquake in 1992; she has since moved to Los Gatos, CA. She works nearby, in a medical center. A very creative person, Sarah is a sometime poet and artist. A dedicated family researcher, Sarah has acquired numerous mementos from her heritage. These include a beautiful water color painted by Rozza Archer, Dr. John Lail's hi-top baby shoes, a piece of Effie Newsom's wedding dress, an afghan and bedspread crocheted by Effie, old pictures, family bibles, a trophy won by Mary Elizabeth Shawhan in an 1856 horse competition, and the canteen used by Wm. J. Newsom during his Civil War service. Sarah has many fond memories of both her gr-Aunt Bea and her gr-grandmother Effie, both of whom she knew well as a child.

On February 2, 1963 Sarah Ann married Tyrone Lee JONES, in Oak Park, Illinois. Tyrone Lee was born in Baltimore, Ohio, on October 29, 1941. They were divorced.

They had the following children:
	1179	i.	Mario Jeffrey (1963-)
	1180	ii.	Erik Steven (1966-)

Family of Jerry Dean SHAWHAN (724) & Mary L. OSTERMEIER

1015. Linda Lou SHAWHAN (Jerry Dean9, Donald Brooks8, Joseph Henry7, Minor Moore6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Linda Lou was born in Augsberg, Germany, on November 18, 1948.

On January 10, 1976 Linda Lou married Kenneth WITCHER. Kenneth was born about 1948.

They had one child:
		i.	Jonathan. Jonathan was born in Bakersfield, California, on December 7, 1976.

1016. James (Jimmy) Dean SHAWHAN (Jerry Dean9, Donald Brooks8, Joseph Henry7, Minor Moore6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). James (Jimmy) Dean was born in Kaiserslautern, Germany, on September 18, 1964.

Jimmy has a degree in Biomedical Engineering; he is presently
as a Computer Hardware/Software Technician in Utah.

On September 27, 1991 James (Jimmy) Dean married Kerry Eileen KRAFT, in Layton, UT. Kerry Eileen was born in Buffalo, NY, on March 10, 1963.

Kerry has a BS- Nursing degree and is presently an R.N. in a
hospital's ICU Dept. She also has two children, Eric and Rebecca,
a previous marriage.

They had one child:
		i.	Jeffrey Dean. Jeffrey Dean was born in Ogden, UT, on January 5, 1993.

Family of James Byron (Pat) SHAWHAN (726) & Jane NORRIS

1017. David Norris SHAWHAN (James Byron (Pat)9, Olen Byron8, George William7, George William6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). David Norris was born in Iowa Falls, IA, on November 29, 1948. David Norris died in Moorhead, MN, on April 22, 1989; he was 40.

David obtained a Bachelors of Political Science Degree and Geological Engineering Degree from the Univ. of North Dakota and a Masters in Human Resource Management, from Gonzaga Univ., in Washington. He became a career USAF officer, and died in an accident while still in the military. After his marriage to LaDonna, he adopted her two children from a previous marriage.

On April 28, 1983 David Norris first married LaDonna Rae HEINRICH. LaDonna Rae was born on September 18, 1953.

They had the following children:
		i.	Sabin Thomas. Sabin Thomas was born on September 7, 1974.
			Sabin's natural father, Ronald Harolson, was Norwegian; his natural mother, LaDonna Heinrich, was German. He was adopted by David Shawhan in the Fall of 1983. Sabin is an Installation Supervisor for Maryland Sound, Inc., Baltimore, MD. He has an Associates Degree in Sound Engineering from the Full Sale Center for Recording Arts in Miami,

		ii.	Ryan Daniel. Ryan Daniel was born on September 22, 1975.
			Ryan's natural father, Ronald Harolson, was Norwegian; his natural mother, LaDonna Heinrich, was German. He was adopted in the Fall of 1983 by David Shawhan. He is currently a Commercial Diver for Dive International, Gulf of Mexico, Morgan City, LA.

In 1976 David Norris second married SANDRA. They were divorced.

1018. Barbara SHAWHAN (James Byron (Pat)9, Olen Byron8, George William7, George William6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Barbara was born in Black River Falls, WI, on March 15, 1954.

Barbara was Secretary/Bookkeeper for Hancock Enterprises, a small family-operated oil company. She has recently been promoted to being Family trustee, handling the family business. She and her husband in a farm house on 10 acres of land where they raise chickens. They also have 10 acres in the mountains where they are building their retirement cottage. They are big soccer fans as both of their boys play the sport.

On February 23, 1974 Barbara married Gary PERKEREWICZ, in Grand Forks, ND. Gary was born in Drayton, ND, on October 22, 1952.

Gary graduated from ND State School of Science with a degree in Mechanical Drafting. He is a subcontractor and is President of D&S Construction, Inc., which he owns.

They had the following children:
		i.	Zak. Zak was born in Scobey, MT, on January 16, 1978.
		ii.	Joey. Joey was born in Billings, MT, on January 26, 1981.

Family of Richard Duane DICKEY (727) & Darlene Gay WALLACE

1019. Kirk Stephen DICKEY (Richard Duane9, Kate Evelyn SHAWHAN8, George William7, George William6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Kirk Stephen was born in Des Moines, IA, on April 2, 1950.

Kirk graduated from the U. of Iowa with a degree in Business Administration. He's currently in the construction field.

Kirk Stephen married Janinne "Jann" WILLIAMS. Janinne "Jann" was born in IA on February 18, 1950.

Jann graduated from Iowa State University with a degree in Graphic Arts She is now employed by Meredith Publishing.

Your Query re Kate Evelyn Williams
Date: Mon, 17 Apr 00 16:22:00 -0000
From: jann williams <jannwilliams@dwx.com>
To: RTShawhan@aol.com

Wow! 

You guys are GOOD! I can't believe I just found myself in your genealogy! My husband is Kirk Dickey (306 in Desc. of Daniel III) If you want any "edits" there are a few name changes. 

My name is Janinne Williams. (I go by "Jann")   Never was named Genevieve. 

I am a freelance Designer and Fiber Artist for my company "Whimzy" (since 12/99) Kirk owns Windows & Doors of Iowa in Des Moines.

Kate Elizabeth Williams Dickey was named for her GGrandmother Kate Shawhan (#139) and thinks it is very neat to be listed on the internet!

Ryan Williams Dickey is in the 5th grade and thinks this is very cool too!

I hope I get this lucky with the rest of the lines!!

Thanks again for all your help and the keepsake for my children!

Jann

They had the following children:
		i.	Ryan Williams. Ryan Williams was born in Johnston, IA, on August 3, 1988.
		ii.	Kate Elizabeth. Kate Elizabeth was born on January 23, 1990.

Family of Luther Dale SHAWHAN (729) & Delores "Dee" Ann WITMER

1020. Rebecca Ann SHAWHAN (Luther Dale9, Luther Layman8, George William7, George William6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Rebecca Ann was born in Des Moines, IA, on May 9, 1960.

About 1980 Rebecca Ann married James HASTINGS, in IA. James was born on October 13, 1964.

They had the following children:
		i.	Melissa Marie. Melissa Marie was born in Madrid, IA, on May 9, 1981.
		ii.	Sara Ann. Sara Ann was born in Madrid, IA, on May 9, 1981.

Family of Linda Mae SHAWHAN (731) & James William "Bill" KIRKLAND , Sr.

1021. June Marie KIRKLAND (Linda Mae SHAWHAN9, Osa (Bud) Duncan8, George William7, George William6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). June Marie was born in Panama City, FL, on June 1, 1966.

June graduated from the American College for Applied Arts, in GA, with a B. A. in Commercial Art. While in Atlanta, June did some free-lancing. She now paints at her Tallahassee, FL home in her free time, for her own personal enjoyment.

On August 8, 1992 June Marie married Brian Scott DOUGAN, in Panama City, FL. Brian Scott was born in Highland Park, Illinois, on July 28, 1955.

Brain's father was the founder and owner of Lithoid, Inc., a printing and publishing company in Highland Park, NJ. He sold his business and retired to Homossassa Springs, FL. Brian was brought up in the printing business and is now employed by Rose Publishing Company in Tallahassee, FL, as a Planner/Estimator. He is a graduate of Bucknell U. in Lewisburg, PA, with a BSBA in Management.

They had one child:
		i.	Brandon Scott. Brandon Scott was born in Tallahassee, FL, on May 20, 1993.

Family of Bruce Duncan SHAWHAN (732) & JoAnn Rita VOGELMAN

1022. Richard Joseph SHAWHAN (Bruce Duncan9, Osa (Bud) Duncan8, George William7, George William6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Richard Joseph was born in Racine, WI, on April 9, 1968.

Rich manages the meat department for Kohls Grocery Store. He enjoys his family, bowling, golf, and softball.

On September 28, 1991 Richard Joseph married Kara Denise DAHL, in Racine, WI. Kara Denise was born on February 2, 1968.

Kara and Richard were high school sweethearts. She is now a free Court Reporter for Brown & Jones, in Milwaukee, WI.

They had the following children:
		i.	Kaitlyn Kari. Kaitlyn Kari was born on October 20, 1992.
		ii.	Cody Christopher. Cody Christopher was born on May 19, 1994.
		iii.	Lauren Ashley. Lauren Ashley was born on August 4, 1996.

Family of Howard A. "Hat" TREVILLYAN (735) & Margery AUGHEY

1023. Margery Patricia "Pat" TREVILLYAN (Howard A. "Hat"9, Daisy Mable HANCOCK8, Louise Ald "Louie" SHAWHAN7, John Robert "Poke"6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Margery Patricia "Pat" was born on December 9, 1931.

Margery Patricia "Pat" married Robert ROMINE.

They had one child:
		i.	Sean.

Family of Mable TREVILLYAN (736) & Howard Victor GOODWIN

1024. Marilyn GOODWIN (Mable TREVILLYAN9, Daisy Mable HANCOCK8, Louise Ald "Louie" SHAWHAN7, John Robert "Poke"6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Marilyn was born in Des Moines, IA, on May 13, 1933. Marilyn died in New Orleans, Louisiana, on November 15, 1972; she was 39.

About 1964 Marilyn married Robert "Bucky" HAMMOND.

They had one child:
	1181	i.	Julie (1965-)

1025. Thomas Howard GOODWIN (Mable TREVILLYAN9, Daisy Mable HANCOCK8, Louise Ald "Louie" SHAWHAN7, John Robert "Poke"6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Thomas Howard was born in Des Moines, IA, on May 6, 1935.

On June 15, 1955 Thomas Howard married Shirley Marie OSBORN, daughter of Donald Admiral OSBORN & Adeline Melrose GOSLIN, in Council Bluffs, IA. Shirley Marie was born in Omaha, NE, on December 19, 1935.

Shirley and Tom met while both were working in the data entry room at
Cudahy Meat Packing Plant in Omaha, NE -- they were working part time
while attending the University of Omaha. They subsequently moved to
Houston, TX where Tom found employment with Gulf Oil Corporation.
Their family was transferred from Houston to Tulsa, OK, Denver, CO,
and Danville, CA. Gulf was bought out by Chevron Oil Corp. in 1984.
1986 Chevron offered early retirement packages and Tom retired at age
51; Tom and Shirley returned to Omaha to be near family. Shirley is
the genealogist of this branch of the Shawhan tree; she has been
extremely helpful in capturing the necessary data and photos, using
her computer expertise.

They had the following children:
	1182	i.	Kevin Howard (1960-)
	1183	ii.	Stacie Marie (1964-)
		iii.	Donica Ann. Donica Ann was born in Houston, Texas, on February 19, 1966.
			On September 26, 1987 Donica Ann married Patrick Daniel FLYNN Jr., in Omaha, NE. They were divorced.

Family of Daisy Grace TREVILLYAN (737) & Frank PARSONS

1026. Penelope "Penny" PARSONS (Daisy Grace TREVILLYAN9, Daisy Mable HANCOCK8, Louise Ald "Louie" SHAWHAN7, John Robert "Poke"6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Penelope "Penny" was born in Des Moines, IA, on June 13, 1946.

On June 20, 1964 Penelope "Penny" married James HYNEK , Sr., in Omaha, NE. James was born in Omaha, Douglas County, NE, on February 20, 1945.

They had the following children:
	1184	i.	James (1969-)
	1185	ii.	Christine (1971-)

1027. Fred Howard PARSONS (Daisy Grace TREVILLYAN9, Daisy Mable HANCOCK8, Louise Ald "Louie" SHAWHAN7, John Robert "Poke"6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Fred Howard was born in Des Moines, IA, on January 12, 1947.

On November 11, 1977 Fred Howard married Katherine Antoniette COLDANGHISE, in Omaha, NE. Katherine Antoniette was born in Omaha, Douglas County, NE, on March 9, 1956.

They had one child:
		i.	Franklin Anthony. Franklin Anthony was born in Omaha, Douglas County, NE, on February 9, 1980.

Family of Roseann RINEHART (747) & Robert BEITZEL

1028. Brenda Lee BEITZEL (Roseann RINEHART9, Carl Edward8, Mina Rebecca SHAWHAN7, Isom Clarence6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Brenda Lee was born on March 10, 1958.

On May 2, 1987 Brenda Lee married Gerald LEPPERT. Gerald was born on December 9, 1960.

They had the following children:
		i.	Melissa Anna. Melissa Anna was born on November 9, 1979.
			On January 2, 1998 Melissa Anna married KLEINSCHRODT.
		ii.	Tiffany Marie. Tiffany Marie was born on May 25, 1984.
		iii.	Ryan Francis. Ryan Francis was born on November 5, 1988.

1029. Joanna Fae BEITZEL (Roseann RINEHART9, Carl Edward8, Mina Rebecca SHAWHAN7, Isom Clarence6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Joanna Fae was born on July 17, 1966.

Joanna Fae married Daniel SHEEHAN.

They had one child:
		i.	Jacob Daniel. Jacob Daniel was born on September 15, 1996.

Family of Edward Cale RINEHART (748) & Carlene Marie KRUGER

1030. Jeanann Lee RINEHART (Edward Cale9, Carl Edward8, Mina Rebecca SHAWHAN7, Isom Clarence6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Jeanann Lee was born on November 16, 1953.

About 1974 Jeanann Lee first married Jerry WALDING.

Jerry served in the USMC.

They had the following children:
		i.	Jerry Jeffrey. Jerry Jeffrey was born on December 6, 1974.
		ii.	Jamie Rochelle. Jamie Rochelle was born on March 24, 1977.

On October 21, 1995 Jeanann Lee second married Greg SUMNER.

1031. Gregory Carl RINEHART (Edward Cale9, Carl Edward8, Mina Rebecca SHAWHAN7, Isom Clarence6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Gregory Carl was born on July 25, 1956.

On September 23, 1978 Gregory Carl married Susan POGUE. Susan was born on September 23, 1961.

They had the following children:
		i.	Jeremy Carl. Jeremy Carl was born on March 13, 1979.
		ii.	Johnathan Duke. Johnathan Duke was born on July 1, 1981.
		iii.	Kimberly Joann. Kimberly Joann was born on July 10, 1985.

1032. Eddie Cale RINEHART , Sr. (Edward Cale9, Carl Edward8, Mina Rebecca SHAWHAN7, Isom Clarence6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Eddie Cale was born on June 7, 1959.

Eddie is a USN veteran.

About 1978 Eddie Cale first married DEBBIE.

They had the following children:
		i.	Jenny Cathleen. Jenny Cathleen was born on February 12, 1979.
		ii.	Crystal Marie. Crystal Marie was born on May 20, 1980.
		iii.	Eddie Cale. Eddie Cale was born on May 7, 1983.
		iv.	Bradley James. Bradley James was born on December 29, 1984.

On February 14, 1991 Eddie Cale second married Melissa JOHNSON. Melissa was born on October 9, 1966.

They had one child:
		i.	Devin Alec. Devin Alec was born on July 10, 1991.

1033. Carrie Ann RINEHART (Edward Cale9, Carl Edward8, Mina Rebecca SHAWHAN7, Isom Clarence6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Carrie Ann was born on October 24, 1961.

Carrie Ann first married YATES.

They had the following children:
		i.	Kelly Ann. Kelly Ann was born on March 6, 1979.
		ii.	Joshua Wade. Joshua Wade was born on October 6, 1982.

On August 14, 1993 Carrie Ann second married Scott KENNEDY. Scott was born on September 20, 1963.

Family of Mary Sue RINEHART (749) & James BRIAR

1034. Carol Ann BRIAR (Mary Sue RINEHART9, Carl Edward8, Mina Rebecca SHAWHAN7, Isom Clarence6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Carol Ann was born on June 2, 1963.

On June 18, 1988 Carol Ann married Gregg HARTLINE.

They had the following children:
		i.	Rachel.
		ii.	Benjamin.

1035. David Paul BRIAR (Mary Sue RINEHART9, Carl Edward8, Mina Rebecca SHAWHAN7, Isom Clarence6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). David Paul was born on November 23, 1965.

David Paul married ERIN.

They had the following children:
		i.	David Paul. David Paul was born on May 4, 1993.
		ii.	Rebekah Lynn. Rebekah Lynn was born on December 5, 1995.
		iii.	Kerstin Lynn. Kerstin Lynn was born on May 15, 1997.

Family of Francis Delmar RINEHART (751) & Jeannie Marie SANCHEZ

1036. Bradley James RINEHART (Francis Delmar9, Carl Edward8, Mina Rebecca SHAWHAN7, Isom Clarence6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Bradley James was born on December 9, 1966.

On April 10, 1993 Bradley James married Tess FITZGERALD. Tess was born on January 19, 1971.

They had one child:
		i.	Leo. Leo was born on May 15, 1995.

1037. Christine Rene RINEHART (Francis Delmar9, Carl Edward8, Mina Rebecca SHAWHAN7, Isom Clarence6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Christine Rene was born on February 15, 1975.

Child:
		i.	Blake Colton. Blake Colton was born on October 30, 1995.

Family of Alice Rebecca RINEHART (756) & Edward James BOLLIG

1038. John BOLLIG (Alice Rebecca RINEHART9, Isom Cale8, Mina Rebecca SHAWHAN7, Isom Clarence6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John was born on May 13, 1967.

On February 24, 1990 John married Kristin LA GESSER.

They had the following children:
		i.	Alec Michael. Alec Michael was born on April 27, 1992.
		ii.	Cale Andrew. Cale Andrew was born on March 30, 1995.
		iii.	Connor Alan. Connor Alan was born on April 3, 1997.

Family of Stephen Loveland SHAWN (761) & Sandra Helen ROBERTSON

1039. Linda Carol SHAWN (Stephen Loveland9, Frederick Pickering SHAWHAN\SHAWN8, Benjamin Plummer SHAWHAN7, Joseph Henry6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Linda Carol was born in St. Petersburg, FL, on November 19, 1966.

Linda spends a great deal of time volunteering in her daughter's school and activities. She currently works as a Manager in a Country Club in Mesa, AZ.

In September 1988 Linda Carol married Robert ASTLE. Robert was born about 1965.

They had one child:
		i.	Chanara Brittany. Chanara Brittany was born in Mesa, AZ, on November 7, 1988.
			Academically inclined, she enjoys school. She is a girl scout and is also a big collector of Beeny Babies.

1040. Heather Lyn SHAWN (Stephen Loveland9, Frederick Pickering SHAWHAN\SHAWN8, Benjamin Plummer SHAWHAN7, Joseph Henry6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Heather Lyn was born in Fairfax, Virginia, on July 27, 1970.

Born in Fairfax, VA, Heather accompanied her parents to Bountiful, UT in 1974, to Kearns, UT in 1980, and to St. Petersburg, FL in 1984. After graduating from high school, she worked in a local Marine Aquarium and also with a Marine Rescue Team. In 1991 she moved to San Diego, CA, becoming very active in her LDS church activities; from January 1993 through July 1994 she served a mission for the LDS in Nashville, TN. She then returned to Florida and began working for a construction management firm that, in 1995, transferred her to Richmond, VA, where she met her husband, Edward. After being married at the Washington, D.C. LDS Temple, they returned to Florida in 1996. She currently works at a local hospital doing Facility management. Both she and her husband are part-time students working on obtaining education degrees. Heather has been very helpful in detailing the heritage of Benjamin Plummer Shawhan, Jr. One of her prized possessions is a copy of a letter written April 28, 1865, by Captain Joseph Henry Shawhan, to his wife, while he was serving with an Iowa Regiment during the Civil War, shortly after the assassination of President Lincoln; in it he relates that since the news of the President's death "everything is at a standstill ... what a gloom it has cast ... I had got to be a great admirer of Abraham Lincoln".

On June 15, 1996 Heather Lyn married Edward Paul DONBROSKY III, son of Edward Paul DONBROSKY , Jr. & Theodora A. FADOOL, in Montgomery, MD. Edward Paul was born in Richmond, Virginia, on May 1, 1971.

Ed spent most of his life in Richmond, VA. He served a mission for LDS Church, October 1990 - October 1992 in Phoenix, AZ. He enjoys painting and building things. He plans to teach History after receiving his Education Degree.

They had one child:
		i.	Emily Helen. Emily Helen was born in Clearwater, Florida, on December 1, 2001.

Family of Donald Edward KREHBIEL (763) & Mary Helen AGNEW

1041. Lynn Ellen KREHBIEL (Donald Edward9, Dorothy SHAWHAN8, Henry Hubert7, Joseph Henry6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Lynn Ellen was born in Santa Monica, California, on August 11, 1956.

In October 1980 Lynn Ellen married Richard MAY. Richard was born about 1955.

They had the following children:
		i.	Andrew Kevin. Andrew Kevin was born in San Luis Obispo, California, on May 13, 1988.
		ii.	Erin Elizabeth. Erin Elizabeth was born in San Luis Obispo, California, on February 13, 1991.

Family of William Eugene (Bill) GULDNER (774) & Nellie Catherine HUGHES

1042. Kathleen Ellen GULDNER (William Eugene (Bill)9, Mary Gertrude SHAWHAN8, Walter Brice7, Daniel William6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Kathleen Ellen was born in Los Angeles, California, on July 22, 1943.

Kathleen has spent her career in the telephone business, initially with Pacific Telephone Co., and, after the breakup of the Bell with AT&T where she worked in the Customer Services Dept. She is the mother of Todd Lewis Doty, b. 29 Aug. 1967, a son by her former husband. For relaxation, Kathleen enjoys gardening and taking care of her numerous cats.

In 1986 Kathleen Ellen first married David AILMAN. David was born about 1943.

About 1966 Kathleen Ellen second married DOTY.

They had one child:
		i.	Todd Lewis. Todd Lewis was born on August 29, 1967.

Family of Harold Robert (H.R.) SHAWHAN , Jr. (775) & Phyllis Ann RATHBUN

1043. Stephen Scott SHAWHAN (Harold Robert (H.R.)9, Harold Robert8, Walter Brice7, Daniel William6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Stephen Scott was born in NY on December 26, 1958.

Stephen played high school football as well as playing the guitar. He later attended Washington U. in St. Louis.

On July 7, 1990 Stephen Scott married Kathryn NELSON, in Bear Mtn, NY.

They had the following children:
		i.	Damon. Damon was born in NY on November 20, 1990.
		ii.	Sarah. Sarah was born in Milford, NJ, on May 12, 1993.

1044. Peter Bryce SHAWHAN (Harold Robert (H.R.)9, Harold Robert8, Walter Brice7, Daniel William6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Peter Bryce was born in NY, NY, on April 9, 1953.

Born in NYC, Peter grew up living in Yonkers, NY. Early on interested in flying, he obtained his glider pilot's license at the age of 16. graduated from Columbia Univ. in 1975 and from Fordham Law School in 1978. Peter is presently an attorney working for the State of New DOT. He's an avid historian, tracks his family genealogy, and stays abreast of what Shawhans are doing across the USA. He's also quite active with his sons, encouraging their academic and extracurricular activities. -- rocketry is one of their interests. Both boys also an instrument -- Mark the trombone and Andy the trumpet; Judo and debate teams are likewise on their agenda. 
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From: Peter and Joanne Shawhan <jshawhan@nycap.rr.com>
Date: Thu, 15 Nov 2001 01:19:25 -0500
To: Bob Francis <darby@nemr.net>
Subject: Shawhan family connections

11/14/01

Dear Bob,

     Sorry for the delay in responding -- my life has been busy lately. Yes, I am the same person identified in your message.  (My middle name is spelled Bryce, by the way.)  Time passes quickly.  Mark is now in college, and Andrew is in the 10th grade.

     A few years ago, when the boys were still building model rockets and I drove them to a rocketry meet out in the midwest, we went to Shawhan, Kentucky on the way.  It is a village so small that it is not even named on most modern maps; we located it using the oldest map at the bottom of a drawer in a tourist information center.  It is not far from Paris, KY and Cynthiana, KY.  There is still a small Shawhan Church there -- originally Presbyterian, now Baptist.  I took a few photos of it which I could scan and send to you electronically if you were interested.

     To tell you the truth, my feelings about visiting Shawhan, Kentucky were complicated.  To explain, I need to tell you a bit about my part of our now widespread family.  My grandfather's grandfather, Daniel Shawhan, grew up on a farm near Keokuk, Iowa.  His cousin, John Shawhan, lived in Kentucky, near where Shawhan, KY is now located.  They were apparently the children of brothers who had gone in somewhat different directions when heading west from their father's home in Pennsylvania, looking for new places to settle.

     When the Civil War came along, Daniel signed up and became a soldier in Company D, Crocker's Brigade, of the 13th Iowa Volunteer Infantry, part of the Union Army.  His unit, part of a force commanded by some inexperienced officers, was attacked early one Sunday morning in April 1862, so far out in the country that the only identifiable local feature was a small country church. While other units nearby disintegrated under the surprise attack and fled, the unit Daniel was in held its position until relieved, helping to anchor the Union line.  In two days of intense fighting in that action, there were a total of more than 25,000 casualties.  To help you reflect on what that number means, it was ten times as many Americans as were killed at Pearl Harbor, or five times as many Americans as were killed in the recent September 11 attack on the World Trade Center.  The battle later became known by the name of that small country church, Shiloh.  The early spring weather turned bad the day after the battle, with sleet and freezing rain.  The forces on both sides had lost most of their supplies and equipment in the heat of battle and lacked shelter or warm clothing.  Many soldiers became seriously ill due to exposure.  Daniel, who had survived the fighting, very nearly died from illness, and was eventually invalided out of the Army and sent home, his health broken.   The part of the Union Army he had belonged to, furious at the losses of enormous numbers of their comrades, marched south and east under the command of one of those inexperienced officers who had barely averted defeat at Shiloh. His name was William Tecumseh Sherman, and he led his troops in the direction of Georgia, to pay back some of what they had suffered at Shiloh at the hands of people who had betrayed and waged war against their own country.       

While Daniel was coming very close to being killed by Confederates at Shiloh, and then nearly dying of exposure and illness, his first cousin John, whose family raised horses on a large farm, was forming a volunteer troop of Confederate cavalry.  As the son of one of the largest local landowners, and the source of many of the horses, he became the commander of the unit.  Somewhat later in the war, while under the command of Confederate Brigadier General John Hunt Morgan, he was shot out of his saddle by a Union bushwhacker (what we would now call a sniper) while leading a patrol not far from Cynthiana.  His sorrowing men draped the lifeless body of their leader over his own horse, and rode him back to his family home for burial.       

With the passage of 140 years, we have come to view the Civil War through a gauzy romantic haze of sentimental old songs, and battle "re-enactments" where all the participants get up and go home safe when the day is over.  Out of curiosity, I looked up some figures a while back, and I was stunned by what I found.  Between the Union and Confederate forces, there were 900,000 casualties in the Civil War, at a time when the total population of the United States was only about 35 million.  This was Americans killing Americans, in one of the most vicious and destructive conflicts our nation has ever known.  Almost every city, town and village in upstate New York, where I now live, has a monument listing the names of the local citizens who died in the Civil War.  They were all killed by fellow Americans  who, like Tim McVeigh in our own time, hated the federal government so much that they thought that entitled them to murder anyone associated with it, by the tens and hundreds of thousands.  Reflect on where the members of our own family were at the end of that War -- Daniel, broken in health and still mourning the loss of many of his former comrades; and John, lying silent under six feet of Kentucky soil.       

As far as I am aware, Daniel's side of the family, my side of the family, had little if any further contact with his cousin John's side of the family for many years after the War was over.  Each side of the family pretty much forgot that the other existed.  It wasn't until my father's generation grew to be older people looking back on life in the 1970s and 1980s, more than 100 years after the War ended, that members of the two sides of the family with a parallel interest in genealogy  poked around in old records long enough to rediscover each other's existence.       

So when I took my two sons to visit Shawhan, Kentucky, I had very mixed emotions.  There was a certain fascination to seeing the family name still posted in front of a small old stone church, and to realize that blood relations of mine had lived there more than a century earlier.  (As far as I could tell from the local phone book, there aren't  any Shawhans left living there now.)  At least one of those relatives, though, had done his level best to kill United States soldiers fighting under the same Stars and Stripes that we now see everywhere following the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon -- soldiers a lot like his cousin, my own grandfather's grandfather.  I know about the suffering and loss which Daniel went through because the telling of it has been handed down in every generation of my family since then, from father to son.  Even now, almost 140 years and many generations later, I can still feel emotionally the great sorrow, sense of loss, and bitterness from that War.  It came perilously close to tearing our country apart forever.  I hope that we never see its like again.       

My son Mark, who is going to college at Columbia in New York City just a few miles from where the World Trade Center was destroyed, turned 18 this fall, and had to register with the Selective Service System.  I support what our country is doing in Afghanistan, and the troops who are engaged in that effort.  I understand better than I want to why we are over there.  The state agency I work for lost some employees in the Trade Center, a place where I have been many times in the past.  I helped to arrange the death benefits for the survivors of one of them, a man I had met a couple of times on agency business, who left behind a wife, a six year old son, and a three year old daughter.  We have to fight, and we have to win.  Yet I also recognize that many of the troops we have sent over there to fight for us are teenagers a lot like Mark. I hope that as many of them as possible get home safe when this is all over.       

To bring this back to where we began, yes, I am the same person identified in your message.  It would appear that we are  related some generations back.  I will try to find some time to take a look at your web site, and perhaps figure out some of the family connections.  In the meantime, I hope that this message gives you a sense of some of the personal stories that the names in geneologies represent.  Regards, Peter Shawhan pbs23@columbia.edu

In 1978 Peter Bryce married Joanne PARNES, in NY. Joanne was born on January 17, 1953.

Joanne is a high school librarian. She, like the rest of her family, is very computer literate and applies her knowledge both professionally and in personal contacts. Joanne and her husband, Peter, find it very difficult to gain access to their PC at home -- both of their sons are fervent users.

They had the following children:
		i.	Mark Harold. Mark Harold was born in Albany, NY, on September 18, 1983.
		ii.	Andrew Paul. Andrew Paul was born in Albany, NY, on December 17, 1985.

Family of Jack Vernon SHAWHAN (776) & Joyce Agnes HOFFMAN

1045. Jack Vernon "Buster" SHAWHAN , Jr. (Jack Vernon9, Leslie Lyon8, Walter Brice7, Daniel William6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Jack Vernon "Buster" was born in Omaha, NE, on December 8, 1948.

Jack served in the US Navy during the period 1968-1972. In civilian life he's an Engineering Senior Designer/Planner.

On October 31, 1969 Jack Vernon "Buster" married Linda Lorraine DROSS, in San Diego, California. Linda Lorraine was born in Omaha, NE, on November 6, 1949.

They had the following children:
		i.	Christopher Lee. Christopher Lee was born in Jacksonville, FL, on August 15, 1970.
		ii.	Kimberly Lynn. Kimberly Lynn was born in Omaha, NE, on June 2, 1973.
			Kimberly Lynn married Harvey LEACH.
		iii.	Matthew Adam. Matthew Adam was born in Arlington, Texas, on April 3, 1979.

1046. Timothy John "Tex" SHAWHAN (Jack Vernon9, Leslie Lyon8, Walter Brice7, Daniel William6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Timothy John "Tex" was born in Los Angeles, California, on July 18, 1950.

Tim served in the US Navy, submarines, during the period 1969-1971. In civilian life he's a Construction Supervisor.

On November 6, 1976 Timothy John "Tex" married Mary Kay LARSEN, in Omaha, NE. Mary Kay was born in Omaha, NE, on July 7, 1953.

They had one child:
		i.	Neal Anthony. Neal Anthony was born on May 26, 1974.

1047. Thomas Ray "Moose" SHAWHAN (Jack Vernon9, Leslie Lyon8, Walter Brice7, Daniel William6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Thomas Ray "Moose" was born in Los Angeles, California, on May 15, 1952.

On June 24, 1972 Thomas Ray "Moose" married Donna Marie PETERS, in Omaha, NE. Donna Marie was born in Omaha, NE, on February 24, 1952.

They had the following children:
		i.	Renee Marie. Renee Marie was born in Omaha, NE, on November 1, 1974.
			Renee Marie married Hampton HUDDLESTON.
		ii.	Nicole Marie. Nicole Marie was born in Omaha, NE, on July 7, 1977.

1048. Brad Eugene SHAWHAN (Jack Vernon9, Leslie Lyon8, Walter Brice7, Daniel William6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Brad Eugene was born in Los Angeles, California, on February 17, 1954.

Brad served in the US Army, in the 1970s, in Korea and at Ft. Hood, TX, after which he joined the US Postal Service in the Atlanta, GA area. He has also been active in trying to find out the details surrounding an alleged debt incurred by George Washington from a Shawhan ancestral relative, Joseph Ball, who died, intestate, in PA 1821; supposedly, if they ever cleared up the estate, there would be sizeable amount of money to be distributed to descendants.

On June 30, 1975 Brad Eugene married Myrna AMARAL, in Ft. Hood, Texas. Myrna was born in Ponce, Puerto Rico, on June 4, 1953.

They had the following children:
		i.	Brad Eugene. Brad Eugene was born in Junction City, Kansas, on June 1, 1977.
		ii.	Jessica. Jessica was born in Heidelberg, Germany, on March 22, 1979.

Family of Clara Elizabeth (Betty) SHAWHAN (777) & Sidney Walter GILES

1049. Juliann Elizabeth GILES (Clara Elizabeth (Betty) SHAWHAN9, Leslie Lyon8, Walter Brice7, Daniel William6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Juliann Elizabeth was born in Los Angeles, California, on August 24, 1939.

At the moment of her birth, Julianns's mother always said that there was a shooting star that fell from the heavens; her comment may have been based on what happened when she was seven months pregnant with Juliann, when she had to have her appendix removed, a very dangerous operation in such a situation, to both the mother and the unborn child. Juliann was born at her maternal grandparents home, a at the Univ. of California, Los Angeles Campus. She attended elementary school in Los Angeles and high school in Pico Rivera, she was a cheerleader, an honor student, and Homecoming Queen. Upon graduation she married her high school sweetheart, Gary Timmerman. worked for several trucking companies. Her second marriage was to a high school principal, William Rankin. She also went back to school, earning an A.A. in Anthropology/Archaeology from Rio Hindo College. The family moved to northern California, in the beautiful resort town of Lake Almanor, where Juliann taught at Chester High School. Relocating to Durham, CA, she attained a M.A. in Anthropology from California State College in Chico. In 1986 Juliann earned a Masters degree in Library Science from San Jose State Univ. and now works as librarian at California State U. In 1992 she married Oliver Clarke, a retired high school physics, math, and computer teacher. She enjoys reading, gardening, and traveling -- she has visited all fifty Canada, the British Isles, the Americas, Japan, Russia, and China. is also a recent member of the D.A.R. 

NOTE: Juliann has been an enthusiastic contributor to this Shawhan Family History project, providing vital statistics, bios, photos, -- the author much appreciates her support!

On March 2, 1968 Juliann Elizabeth first married William Donald RANKIN, in Pico Rivera, California. They were divorced.

On May 20, 1992 Juliann Elizabeth second married Oliver Gilbert CLARKE, in Oroville, California. Oliver Gilbert was born in MCMINNVilLE, OR, on April 18, 1935.

On November 4, 1956 Juliann Elizabeth third married Gary Ward TIMMERMAN, in Las Vegas, NV. They were divorced.

They had the following children:
	1186	i.	Mark Richard Ward (1957-)
	1187	ii.	Michael William (1958-)

1050. Patricia Ruth GILES (Clara Elizabeth (Betty) SHAWHAN9, Leslie Lyon8, Walter Brice7, Daniel William6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Patricia Ruth was born in Los Angeles, California, on September 23, 1944.

Patricia was given her middle name from her maternal grandmother, Haynes Shawhan. Patricia attended elementary and high school in Pico Rivera, CA, then went to Mount San Antonio Junior College. She first went to work for Rex Chain Belt Company, where she met Lyle Rimer. is presently employed as a butcher for Ralph's Market; she was one of the first women butchers in California when she started in 1971. Patricia and Lyle own a home in Cerritos, CA and enjoy all types of water sports; they share this enthusiasm with their children and grandchildren.

On August 8, 1964 Patricia Ruth married Lyle Edward RIMER, in Pico Rivera, Los Angeles County, California. Lyle Edward was born in Topeka, Kansas, on June 12, 1941.

Lyle retired in 1998 from Lucky Market as a frozen food clerk.

They had the following children:
	1188	i.	Wendy Renee "Pooh" (1967-)
		ii.	Heather Lynn "Feather". Heather Lynn "Feather" was born in Norwalk, California, on July 5, 1969.

Family of Janice Marlene GLENN (780) & Bobby GIBSON

1051. Ty Ralph GIBSON (Janice Marlene GLENN9, Hazel CALDWELL8, George Raymond7, Sarah Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Ty Ralph was born in Abilene, Kansas, on May 21, 1957.

On November 8, 1980 Ty Ralph married Annette DEPEW, in Kansas. Annette was born in Abilene, Kansas, on August 27, 1962.

They had one child:
		i.	Kelsy Nicole. Kelsy Nicole was born in Kansas on December 27, 1985.

Family of Marc Edward GERARDY (795) & Deanna ADAMS

1052. Gina Marie GERARDY (Marc Edward9, Dorothy Gertrude DODSON8, Della May CALDWELL7, Sarah Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Gina Marie was born in Kansas on January 7, 1974.

About 1995 Gina Marie married Phil TRIVETTE. Phil was born about 1973.

They had one child:
		i.	Cole.

Family of Lemuel Howard WILCOX (798) & Charlotte Elizabeth MEYER

1053. Elizabeth Anne WILCOX (Lemuel Howard9, Lemuel Howard8, Jessie May DUNCAN7, Nancy PATTERSON6, Agnes WILLIAMS5, Agnes (Nancy) SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Elizabeth Anne was born in Elizabeth Steele Magee Hosp. Pgh., Pennsylvania., on December 23, 1947.

Elizabeth Anne married David Charles MOERSCHEL, in Houston, Texas. David Charles was born in Annapolis, Md., on November 6, 1937.

They had one child:
		i.	Lemuel Charles. Lemuel Charles was born in Houston, Texas, on March 4, 1985.

1054. Jessie Bertha WILCOX (Lemuel Howard9, Lemuel Howard8, Jessie May DUNCAN7, Nancy PATTERSON6, Agnes WILLIAMS5, Agnes (Nancy) SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Jessie Bertha was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania., on February 19, 1954.

On November 5, 1976 Jessie Bertha married John Anthony FITCHWELL, in Wilkinsburg, Pennsylvania. John Anthony was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania., on January 21, 1954.

They had the following children:
		i.	John Anthony. John Anthony was born on June 28, 1980.
		ii.	Trent Howard. Trent Howard was born on October 28, 1983.
		iii.	Andrew Raymond. Andrew Raymond was born on July 27, 1987.

Family of Nathaniel Duncan WILCOX (801) & Marjorie WADDELL

1055. Geoffrey Howard WILCOX (Nathaniel Duncan9, Lemuel Howard8, Jessie May DUNCAN7, Nancy PATTERSON6, Agnes WILLIAMS5, Agnes (Nancy) SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Geoffrey Howard married NANCY.

They had one child:
		i.	Abigail.

Family of LTC Renny Odell READING (817) & Jemmy Lee HINTON

1056. Marsha Kay READING (Renny Odell9, John Rennie8, John Thomas7, William "Billie"6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Marsha Kay married Ardell O’NEAL.

They had the following children:
		i.	Jimmy Dell.
		ii.	Dewayne.

Family of Nathaniel William READING (818) & Marge DICKMAN

1057. Arbie Ann READING (Nathaniel William9, Nathaniel “Nat”8, George Washington7, William "Billie"6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Arbie Ann was born in October 1933.

Arbie Ann married Roy DIETLE.

They had one child:
		i.	Helen Ann. Helen Ann was born on May 30, 1959.

1058. George Rodger READING (Nathaniel William9, Nathaniel “Nat”8, George Washington7, William "Billie"6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). George Rodger was born on April 20, 1937.

In August 1960 George Rodger married Millie CARLSON.

They had the following children:
		i.	Sandra. Sandra was born on April 10, 1961.
		ii.	Tanny. Tanny was born circa 1964.
		iii.	George Rodger. George Rodger was born in 1966.

Family of Jeff Reading “J. R.” McCUNE (822) & Mary Gladys DISMUKE

1059. Robin Marie McCUNE (Jeff Reading “J. R.”9, Victoria Elizabeth READING8, George Washington7, William "Billie"6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Robin Marie was born on September 13, 1966. Resided in Richmond, Virginia.

Child:
		i.	Tara McCune. Resided in Richmond, Virginia.

1060. Dawne Michelle McCUNE (Jeff Reading “J. R.”9, Victoria Elizabeth READING8, George Washington7, William "Billie"6, Margaret Bell SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Dawne Michelle was born on May 9, 1968. Resided in Fenton, Missouri.

Dawne Michelle married TROKEY.

They had one child:
		i.	Ethan.

Family of Eunice BRANSTETTER (826) & Edward MEDARIS

1061. Vivian MEDARIS (Eunice BRANSTETTER9, Sallie Jackson SMITH8, John Thomas “Squire”7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Vivian was born on February 24, 1919.

On March 2, 1940 Vivian married James Edward RAMSEY.

They had the following children:
		i.	Chris. Chris was born on September 22, 1937.
		ii.	James Edward. James Edward was born on December 31, 1942.
		iii.	Eunice  Vickie. Eunice  Vickie was born on July 27, 1944.

1062. Dymple MEDARIS (Eunice BRANSTETTER9, Sallie Jackson SMITH8, John Thomas “Squire”7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Dymple was born on May 28, 1922.

On May 19, 1940 Dymple married James BRAY.

They had the following children:
		i.	Michael. Michael was born on July 28, 1943.
		ii.	James Patrick. James Patrick was born on June 8, 1948.

Family of Rex Eugene CHANDLER (829) & Ann PAGE

1063. Robert Page CHANDLER (Rex Eugene9, Margaret Melvina SMITH8, John Thomas “Squire”7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Robert Page was born in West Point, New York, on January 3, 1929.

Robert Page married Sally Etta Charlotte GROOVER. Sally Etta Charlotte was born in Opelika, Alaska, on February 18, 1932.

They had the following children:
		i.	Charlotte Victoria. Charlotte Victoria was born on May 17, 1952.
		ii.	Deborah Elizabeth. Deborah Elizabeth was born on November 11, 1954.
		iii.	Cynthia Gale. Cynthia Gale was born on January 3, 1956.
		iv.	Rex Eugene.
		v.	Angela Fay. Angela Fay was born on May 14, 1960.

1064. Ann Page CHANDLER (Rex Eugene9, Margaret Melvina SMITH8, John Thomas “Squire”7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Ann Page was born on October 9, 1931.

Ann Page married Clair RUBLEE Jr.. Clair was born in Newport, Vermont, on February 17, 1928.

They had the following children:
		i.	Mark. Mark was born on November 15, 1954.
		ii.	Lynn. Lynn was born on May 28, 1956.
		iii.	Craig. Craig was born on July 14, 1958.
		iv.	Gale Louise. Gale Louise was born on November 29, 1961.

Family of Isobel Frances CHANDLER (830) & Carl G. MADSEN

1065. Carl G. MADSEN Jr. (Isobel Frances CHANDLER9, Margaret Melvina SMITH8, John Thomas “Squire”7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Carl G. was born in Warren, Ohio, on December 9, 1928.

On June 20, 1954 Carl G. married Alice Rosalyn LESLIE. Alice Rosalyn was born in Elwood City, Pennsylvania, on February 19, 1933.

They had the following children:
		i.	Anders. Anders was born in Topeka, Kansas, on July 22, 1955.
		ii.	Stephen. Stephen was born in Mainbridge, Maryland, on June 26, 1959.
		iii.	Alec. Alec was born in Painsville, Ohio, on July 7, 1961.

Family of Oscar William CHANDLER (831) & Alpha Dolly MORRIS

1066. Robert Grant CHANDLER (Oscar William9, Margaret Melvina SMITH8, John Thomas “Squire”7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Robert Grant was born in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, on March 21, 1938.

Robert Grant Chandler retired from the Air Force as a Colonel.  He was a jet fighter pilot and served two tours of duty in Viet Nam, stationed in Manila, and became a fighter pilot instructor in Florida or Virginia before his retirement. 
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 Note: As of this writing, none of the above children of Robert Grant Chandler have married (5/15/99)
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From William T. Chandler letter (dated July 4, 2000):
“My father, Robert Grant Chandler,  is a retired USAF Colonel.  He flew jets fighters and served in Vietnam as a F-100 Super Sabre pilot.  After his tour in Vietnam he then started flying F-4 Phantoms in the late 60's.  He was also a Squadron Commander at Moody Air Force Base, Georgia.  Prior to retiring, he was transferred to the Pentagon to serve in the AF's research,development, and acquisition office.  He served there several years where he was promoted to Colonel.  When he retired from the AF in 1983 he went to work for Ford Aerospace in Newport Beach, CA.  After being Ford Aerospace was bought out by Loral, my father was then transferred to their Washington D.C. office.   From 1993 to 1996 we lived in Manassas, VA.   He then was layed off by them, and he became a consultant for a brief amount of time.  Then in 1997, he was hired as a president of a small company called Versatron.  They lived in Santa Rosa, CA.  He then retired in 1999 and travels around the country visiting relatives in Texas.”
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Subject: Long Lost Cousin....
Date: Mon, 7 Aug 2000 15:57:07 EDT
From: FoxTwo@aol.com
To: DARBY@visi.net
 
Dear Bob,
   I saw your note to my son William (Bill) Chandler, who recently started searching our  geneoloy.  I thought you might be interested in some information on my branch of the clan and a few of my recollections.
   It would seem that you and I are second cousins; since my Grandmother (your great aunt) was Margaret Smith.  She died in a car wreck in Ohio when I was an infant, so I never knew her.  But I can tell you she raised three very intelligent and talented children; Rex, Isobel and my father Oscar William Jr.  All were artistic; Isobel was a professional painter; Rex was a West Point grad, who painted as a hobby; and my father was an architect and builder.  I knew Rex well, in fact he attended my wedding in 1961, and we honeymooned in his fishing cabin at Port Aransas, TX.  Have you ever communicated with Isobels son Dr. Carl (Duff) Madsen, who is about 70 now.  He is a physchiatrist, living in Indiana.  His brother Kris recently died.  Rex had two children; Robert (Bob) and Anne.  Robert Page Chandler,  is probably still alive, reportedly living in TX...but we haven't been able to find him lately.  His sister Anne, a fine artist, is dead.  
   My father left Ohio after high school with ambitions to attend West Point.  He enlisted in the Army, was stationed in Hawaii, but never got an appointment.  He went to live with Rex, then stationed at Ft. Sill, Oklahoma, then went on to nearby college at the Univ. of Oklahoma.  There he met and married my mother Alpha Dolly Morris.  I came along soon and interrupted his college schedule.  He went to work as a draftsman in Oklahoma City, but joined the Army shortly after WW II started.  He attended OCS and became an artillery officer.  He was assigned to the 10th Mountain Division and trained in Colorado and Texas.  My mother and I were camp followers until they went to Italy.  Dad won a Silver Star for capturing a batch of Germans using a pack artillery weapon.  After the war he went into business for himself designing homes.  He later expanded that to include building.  During one of the late 50's business slowdowns, he again went to work for the government, the FHA.  He worked in the home building/appraisal business for the FHA and the VA until retirement in the 70's.  He lived his last years in Hawaii with my youngest brother William. 
   In my early years while growing up in Oklahoma we visited Missouri and Ohio to see relatives every couple of years, but that tapered off to little contact as my parents aged.  My mother was a good correspondent and started doing some geneology work; I have her records in storage.  When I find them, I will review them for possible additions to your files.
   For what it is worth about me; I was born in Oklahoma City OK, March 31, 1938. I was raised in OKC, attended Univ. of Okla (2 years), joined the Air Force and spent 25 years as a fighter pilot/staff officer/squadron commander.  I eventually graduated from Univ of Tampa.  I  did a Vietnam combat tour, various flying jobs in the US and Pacific,  a staff tour at Langley AFB, VA at Headquarters Tactical Air Command.  I retired from the Air Force in 1983 after a final tour in the Pentagon.  I went into the aerospace business on the civilian side, first to Ford Aerospace which was bought by Loral, which was bought by Lockheed Martin.  My last two years of work was as President of a small electronics engineering/manufacturing company (Versatron Corp.) in Healdsburg, CA (75 miles north of San Francisco).  I am now retired, living in our RV, looking for that perfect retirement location.  My wife (of 39 years) and I spend a lot of time harassing our children to get married and produce grandchildren.  We have three; William, Sharon and Robert G. Jr.  I think my son told you of my two younger Brothers, Larry and William.
   Thanks for the info and the documents you sent Bill.  I would be interested in knowing more of your branch of the family, beyond birth & death dates.

"Cousin Bob"

On March 11, 1961 Robert Grant married Myrna Lee DENTON, in Big Spring, Texas. Myrna Lee was born in Texas on June 25, 1939.

They had the following children:
		i.	William Travis. William Travis was born in Big Spring, Texas, on January 7, 1962.
			William T. Chandler
			6451 Montecito Boulevard, Unit A
			Santa Rosa, CA 95409
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			Subject: Re: Chandler connection
			Date:  Tue, 4 Jul 2000 19:19:50 EDT
			From:  Teacher812@aol.com
			
			First of all, it is great hearing from the proverbial long lost 2nd cousin once removed.  
			
			I will start from my siblings and I.
			
			William Travis Chandler, born Jan 7, 1962 in Big Spring, TX at Webb Air Force Base.
			Sharon Lynn Chandler, born July 12, 1965 at Luke Air Force Base in Phoenix, Arizona
			Robert Grant Chandler, Jr. born March 26, 1968 at Clark Air Force Base, Angeles City, Republic of Phillipines
			
			He has another brother by the name of William Morris Chandler.  He lives in Kailua, Hawaii.  I do not know much about him except he is the youngest of the Chandler sons.    He is married to Joyce Chandler, maiden name .  He has a daughter and son.  The son's name is Chris.  Daughter's name I don't know.  
			
			Larry Dale Chandler is married to a Margaret Chandler, will provide maiden name latter.  He has one son from his current marriage, James Richard Chandler.  James or Jim is currently attending Texas A&M. 
			
			He was previously married to Earlene Blagg Chandler.  They had two offspring.  Robert Dale Chandler and Kelly (middle name ) Chandler.  She is married and has a daugher and son (just born yesterday).
			
			My grandfather Oscar William Chandler, Jr. died in February of 1999 from complications from prostate cancer.  I was one of the pall bearers.He was a First Lieutenant in the US Army during WWII with the 10th Mountain Division.   He even received the silver star for one incident where he captured a German squad who had his unit under fire.  You may already have that information.
			
			My grandmother is Alpha Dolly Morris.  She retired from the IRS due to emphysema.   She died back in the early 80's due to complications from her emphysema.  They lived in Tulsa and Oklahoma City most of their married life.
			
			I am a teacher in Santa Rosa, California.  I have a BA in Political Science, a Master's in Public Administration, and a Masters in Elementary Education.  
			
			My brother is a Digital Subscriber Line installer for a company called Covad.  He and I are roomates.  
			
			My sister is a teacher in Santa Ana, California.  She lives in Newport Beach, CA
			
			My father, Robert Grant Chandler,  is a retired USAF Colonel.  He flew jets fighters and served in Vietnam as a F-100 Super Sabre pilot.  After his tour in Vietnam he then started flying F-4 Phantoms in the late 60's.  He was also a Squadron Commander at Moody Air Force Base, Georgia.  Prior to retiring, he was transferred to the Pentagon to serve in the AF's research,development, and acquisition office.  He served there several years where he was promoted to Colonel.  When he retired from the AF in 1983 he went to work for Ford Aerospace in Newport Beach, CA.  After being Ford Aerospace was bought out by Loral, my father was then transferred to their Washington D.C. office.   From 1993 to 1996 we lived in Manassas, VA.   He then was layed off by them, and he became a consultant for a brief amount of time.  Then in 1997, he was hired as a president of a small company called Versatron.  They lived in Santa Rosa, CA.  He then retired in 1999 and travels around the country visiting relatives in Texas.   
			
			Since my dad was in the military we travelled all across the country.   In chronological order, we have lived in Texas, where he met my mom and where I was born.  Then we briefly moved to Luke Air Force Base in the Phoenix area, where among other things, my sister Sharon was born.  Then after that we then lived in the Phillipines at Clark Air Force Base where my brother was born.  After the Phillipines, we then moved to MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa, Florida.  After that, we moved to Langley Air Force Base in Hampton, Virginia.  After Hampton, we then moved back to Big Spring, TX , my birthplace to stay with my mother and maternal grandparents (Travis Franklin and Tressie Hartwell Denton) while my dad served a tour of duty in Korea at Kunsan Air Force Base.  After Korea, we then moved to Moody Air Force Base in Valdosta Georgia.  Then after that, we then moved to Fairfax, VA and then Nokesville, VA while my dad was stationed at the Pentagon for a couple of years until he retired in 1983.  We then packed up our bags and moved 3000 miles to San Juan Capistrano, CA.  We lived there for 12 or 13 years before my dad's company transferred him to the Washington D.C./Arlington office.  During that time, we lived in Manassas, VA again, not far from where we lived the first time.  
			
			I then moved by myself to San Bernardino County, California to a town called Victorville for my first teaching job.  After three months, I resigned because I didn't like the location or the school district.  After a few months of unemployment, I then moved up to Santa Rosa, CA where my folks had moved to because my father had been hired as president of a small defense related electronics firm.  I then worked as a computer teacher at a  school then as a summer school teacher for Windsor Unified Schools.  I also worked six months as a Special Education teacher in Vallejo, CA.  I am currently working again as a summer school teacher in Windsor, CA..
			
			I can provide you with more, but I will have to call and get more precise information.
			
			Thanks again long lost cousin. Well that brings you up to date on this branch, with a few omissions which I will try and get for you.
			
			I cannot seem to go back beyond my great grandfather Oscar William Chandler, Sr.  I have located a William Oscar Chandler and am wondering if that is my great-great granddad.  But I am not certain that my theory is correct.  If you can provide me some information I would be so greatly appreciative.
			
			Thanks again, cousin.
			
			William (Bill) Travis Chandler

		ii.	Sharon Lynn. Sharon Lynn was born in Luke Air Force Base, Phoenix, Arizona, on July 12, 1965.
		iii.	Robert Grant. Robert Grant was born in Clark Air Force Base, Angeles City, Republic Of Phillipines, on March 26, 1968.

1067. Larry Dale CHANDLER (Oscar William9, Margaret Melvina SMITH8, John Thomas “Squire”7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Larry Dale was born in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, on February 26, 1941.

On January 23, 1960 Larry Dale first married Earlene BLAGG, daughter of Earl Thomas BLAGG (September 11, 1903-September 22, 1986) & Mabel Rachel VANORDEN (June 28, 1910-September 11, 1992), in Millington, Shelby County, Tennessee. Earlene was born in Sulphur, Murray County, Oklahoma, on November 23, 1940. They were divorced on February 20, 1976 in Bloomingdale, DuPage County, Illinois.

Subject: Re: Shawhan data
Date: Fri, 21 May 1999 23:25:42 -0500
From: "Earlene Chandler" <earlenec@brightok.net>
To:  "Bob Francis" <darby@visi.net>

Hi Bob,
Yes, Aunt Isobel was a very special lady.  I was with her only a couple of weeks every few years when she and Carl visited us in Oklahoma and I never met her two sons of whom she was so proud.  I believe I have the address of one of them if you would like it.  Uncle Rex was also beloved.  I was with him only twice for a period of a few days in the 1960's when we visited them in San Antonio and also went to Aransas Pass, TX where he had a beach house. I couldn't do justice to describe "Dad Chandler" (Oscar William "Husky" Chandler).  He was a very dear man and it would take volumes to tell you about him so I won't even try.  I knew their father, Oscar William, Sr. only
for a short time when I was still in high school and the short time that he lived after my marriage to his grandson .  He was in a nursing home in Sulphur, Murray Co., Oklahoma for awhile before his death there.  I believe you show his birth date as 26 Nov 1876 and that is incorrect.  We shared the
same birthday, 23 Nov (the 1876 is correct).  However, he died 26 Nov 1960 in Sulphur and is buried with Margaret in the Memorial Cemetery, Warren, Trumbull Co., Ohio.

I'm the former wife of Larry (his name is really Larry Dale, not Lawrence as shown on your site) and have remained in sporadic contact due to our two children together.  Larry, his wife and their son live in Houston, TX.  The youngest of the three boys, Bill, is a dear and has always seemed like MY little brother.  We remain in contact more frequently but only by phone. Bill lives in Hawaii.  I haven't kept in contact with Bob but I believe he lives in the Washington, D.C. area.

I interpret your below message to mean you already have a copy of Aunt Isobel's genealogy  finished in the 1950s.  Is that correct?  If so, there's nothing I can add to that data.  The only personal knowledge I have is of the family of Oscar William Chandler's later generations and the "privacy" issue bothers me somewhat.  As I mentioned in my earlier note, I've been researching my own family lines for quite a few years now but I've never put it on the internet.  How would you handle the privacy issue?
............. Earlene Blagg Chandler

They had the following children:
	1189	i.	Kellie Ann (1965-)
		ii.	Robert Dale. Robert Dale was born in Tulsa, Tulsa County, Oklahoma, on May 25, 1967.

Ca1778-1979 Larry Dale second married Margaret KLUMPKIN, in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

They had one child:
		i.	James. James was born abt1981-1982.

1068. William Morris CHANDLER (Oscar William9, Margaret Melvina SMITH8, John Thomas “Squire”7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). William Morris was born in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, on January 28, 1947.

On September 29, 1978 William Morris married Joyce COMPRINI, in Redstone, Colorado.

They had the following children:
		i.	Christopher Kanoa. Christopher Kanoa was born in Hawaii on September 24, 1983.
		ii.	Angela Marie. Angela Marie was born in Hawaii on August 18, 1987.

Family of Wayne HAMLETT (832) & Laverne McIVOR

1069. Dayle HAMLET (Wayne HAMLETT9, Edith Mae SMITH8, John Thomas “Squire”7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Dayle was born on August 25, 1934.

Dayle married Jim DUFF.

They had the following children:
		i.	Sally A. Sally A. was born on June 9, 1958.
			Sally A. married WILEY.
		ii.	Mary J. Mary J. was born on March 11, 1962.
			Mary J. married MOODY.
		iii.	John Michael. John Michael was born on August 3, 1963.

Family of Jefferson Edward HAMLETT (834) & Roberta Lorraine SMITH

1070. Dennis Edward HAMLETT (Jefferson Edward9, Edith Mae SMITH8, John Thomas “Squire”7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Dennis Edward was born on August 19, 1943.

Dear Bob,

Perhaps you can input this information about our family.

Father:  Jefferson Edward Hamlett
Mother: Roberta Lorraine Hamlett (Smith)

Children:  Kathleen Ann Hamlett (Airey) DOB  12-20-40; married Joseph Airey
in 1965; two children, Joanna Airey (6-27-75) 
                                                and Alison (4-14-74)
               Dennis Edward Hamlett DOB  8-19-43;  Married Catherine Ann
Hester in 1975; two children:  Kelly Kathleen Hamlett 
                                                (8-1-78) and Erin Lorraine
Hamlett (6-25-80)
     Michael Leroy Hamlett DOB 1-15-46
     Patrick William Hamlett DOB 1-15-46
     Timothy Paul Hamlett DOB  7-11-47

Thanks,

Dennis Edward Hamlett
Oakland, CA 
dehamo11@pipeline.com

In 1975 Dennis Edward married Catherine Ann HESTER.

They had the following children:
		i.	Kelly Kathleen. Kelly Kathleen was born on August 1, 1978.
		ii.	Erin Lorraine. Erin Lorraine was born on June 25, 1980.

1071. Kathleen Ann HAMLETT (Jefferson Edward9, Edith Mae SMITH8, John Thomas “Squire”7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Kathleen Ann was born on December 20, 1940.

In 1965 Kathleen Ann married Joseph AIREY.

They had the following children:
		i.	Joanna. Joanna was born on June 27, 1975.
		ii.	Alison. Alison was born on April 14, 1974.

Family of Paul Richard HAMLETT (835) & Dorothy GORSKI

1072. Cheryle HAMLETT (Paul Richard9, Edith Mae SMITH8, John Thomas “Squire”7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Cheryle married Bob CARLESON.

They had the following children:
		i.	Carrie.
		ii.	Patrick.

Family of Betty HAMLETT (836) & Holmes TYRRELL

1073. Patie Edith TYRRELL (Betty HAMLETT9, Edith Mae SMITH8, John Thomas “Squire”7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Patie Edith was born in Missouri on October 16, 1948.

Patie Edith married CORNELL.

They had the following children:
		i.	Donald Thomas. Donald Thomas was born on September 5, 1978.
		ii.	Michael. Michael was born in California on December 8, 1981.

1074. Bettye Alice TYRRELL (Betty HAMLETT9, Edith Mae SMITH8, John Thomas “Squire”7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Bettye Alice was born in St. Louis, Missouri, on February 8, 1953.

On June 12, 1971 Bettye Alice married Thomas Francis WARNER.

They had the following children:
		i.	Thomas Francis. Thomas Francis was born in Farmington, Missouri, on March 25, 1971. Resided in Bowling Green, Kentucky.
		ii.	Corey Wayne. Corey Wayne was born in Farmington, Missouri, on June 4, 1978. Resided in Bonne Terre, Missouri.

Family of Margaret Louisa SMITH (839) & John Virgil FRANCIS

1075. John Virgil FRANCIS Jr. (Margaret Louisa SMITH9, John Francis8, John Thomas “Squire”7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John Virgil was born in East St. Louis, Illinois, on July 8, 1943.

In 1965 John Virgil first married Sandy GORMAN.

They had one child:
	1190	i.	Suzanne Irene (1967-)

In 1969 John Virgil second married Sonya SCHAAF.

They had one child:
	1191	i.	Kacie (1970-)

In 1983 John Virgil third married Elyndale JONES. Elyndale was born in 1965.

On September 27, 1985 John Virgil fourth married Christine CRAVENS, daughter of Lawrence CRAVENS (November 9, 1922-July 15, 1994) & Catherine JERGUSON (August 12, 1927-), in Miami, Dade County, Florida. Christine was born in Miami, Dade County, Florida, on August 2, 1947.

They had one child:
		i.	Christy Nicole. Christy Nicole was born on July 13, 1989.

1076. Thomas Russell FRANCIS (Margaret Louisa SMITH9, John Francis8, John Thomas “Squire”7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Thomas Russell was born in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, on July 12, 1945. Thomas Russell served in  U.S. Air Force.

On May 16, 1993, Thomas  Francis and Nancy  McKeown were married "in the eyes of God" by the Reverend Chaplain (Captain) Robert E.  Francis in their home in Midway, Kentucky.  The ceremony was simple yet beautiful, with Nancy's children Casey, Lindsey, and ______ present.  Nancy's youngest sister Sallie Joe and her husband_________ were also present.  [REF]

<Military service:
Sept. 1965--basic training, Lackland AFB, San Antonio, Texas
December 1965-March 1966:  Technical School, Chanute AFB, Champaign, Illinois
March, 1966:  Richards Gebaur AFB, Kansas City, Missouri
Sept. 1967-March 1968:  Cam Rahn Bay, Republic of Vietnam
March 1968-January 1969:  McConnell AFB, Wichita, Kansas
Attained ranked of E-4 (P).  Service #:  AF17726648>

On June 16, 1967 Thomas Russell first married Betty HYMES, in Osage Beach, MO, Indiana Betty's parent's home. Betty was born in 1949. They were divorced in January 1991.

They had the following children:
	1192	i.	Chad Alan (1970-)
	1193	ii.	Candace Ann (1972-)

On May 15, 1993 Thomas Russell second married Nancy Mae McKEOWN (1079) , daughter of Russell Franklin McKEOWN (May 23, 1920-November 13, 2001) & Sarah Ann SMITH (840) (May 12, 1928-), in Midway, Kentucky.193 Nancy Mae was born in Decatur, Illinois, on February 17, 1946.

1077. Robert Eugene FRANCIS (Margaret Louisa SMITH9, John Francis8, John Thomas “Squire”7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Robert Eugene was born in Knoxville, Tennessee, on March 15, 1949. Robert Eugene served in  U. S. Air Force; U. S. Army (Active Duty); U. S. Army Reserves, in 1968-1971; 1988-2001; 2001-2009; he was 18. Occupation: United Methodist Minister; Chaplain, U. S. Army (Active Duty--1988-2001; Reserves--2001-2009). Education: BA, University Of Missouri--Kansas City, 1977; M. Divinity, St. Paul School Of Theology (Methodist), Kansas City, Missouri, 1980. Religion: Christian.  Ordained Elder, United Methodist Church, 1981.

Article from newspaper publication, probably from Osage Beach, Missouri, or Camdenton, Missouri, found in Richard M. Buck's wallet:

“SGT Robt. E. Francis Receives Air Force Commendation Medal

“Wichita, Kan.--Sergeant Robert E. Francis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Buck, Osage Beach, Mo., has received the U.S. Air Force Commendation Medal for meritorious service while assigned at Bien Hoa AB, Vietnam.

“Sergeant Francis, a fire protection specialist, was presented the medal at McConnell AFB, Kan., where he is now serving with the 23rd Civil Engineering Squadron, a unit of the Tactical Air Command which provides combat units for air support of U.S. ground forces.

“The sergeant is a 1967 graduate of Camdenton High School.”
-----
Civilian Schooling:
1973–1977:  University of Missouri--Kansas City, B.A., Judaic Studies
1977–1980:  St. Paul School of Theology (United Methodist), Masters in Divinity--Kansas City
1995–present:  University of Maryland, College Park--in process of getting a Masters Degree in Mental Health

Ordination:
1979:  Ordained Deacon, United Methodist Church, Missouri West Conference, Fayette, Mo.
1981:  Ordained Elder, United Methodist Church, Missouri West Conference, Fayette, Mo.

Civilian Churches served:
1978-79:  Youth pastor, Lee's Summit United Methodist Church, Lee's Summit, Mo.
1979-1983:  Pastor, Cole Camp United Methodist Church, Cole Camp, Mo. (Cole Camp is about 25 miles south of Sedalia, Mo.)
1983-1985:  Associate pastor, North Cross United Methodist Church, Kansas City, Mo.
1985-Jan. 1988:  Pastor, Platte City United Methodist Church, Platte City, Mo. (Platte City is only about 8 miles east of Weston, Mo.) <Address: Box 395, Platte City, MO 64079>

Military Schooling:
April-June 1968:  Airman Basic Course, Lackland AFB, San Antonio, TX
June-October 1968: Munitions Technical Training School, Lowry AFB, Denver, Colorado
Jan.–Apr. 1988:  Chaplain Officer Basic Course, Fort Monmouth, NJ
Jul-Dec 1991:  Chaplain Officer Advanced Course, Fort Monmouth, NJ <Address: 61 Olongapo Lane, Ft. Monmouth, Eatontown, NJ 07724>
Jan-Mar 1994:  Command and General Staff College, Ft. Leavenworth, Ks

Military Assignments:
Enlisted (Air Force):
Oct 1968-Apr 1969:  4th Munitions Maintenance Squadron, Seymour Johnson AFB, Goldsboro, NC
Apr 1969-Apr 1970:  412th Munitions Maintenance Squadron, Phu Cat AFB, April-October; and 34th ABS Munitions, Bien Hoa, AFB, Vietnam
Apr 1970-Feb 1971:  23rd Civil Engineering Squadron, McConnell AFB, Wichita Ks.  Discharged from Air Force.

Officer (U.S. Army):
Apr 1988-Nov 27, 1989:  2nd Chemical BN, Ft. Hood, TX
Nov 27, 1989-June 26, 1990:  1/66 Armor BN (Tank BN), Ft. Hood, TX <Address: 5674-2 Carter Street, Pershing Park, Ft. Hood, TX 76544>
June 26, 1990–June 25, 1991:  Post Chaplain, Camp Long, Korea <Address: Bldg S-500, Rm 108, Camp Long, Wonju, Korea APO SF 96397>
Jan. 3, 1992-June 29, 1994:  161st Quartermaster BN, Ft. Lee, VA <Address: 4308 Milsmith Rd., Chester, VA 23831>
June 30, 1994–May 25, 1995:  165th Military Intelligence BN, Darmstadt, Germany <Address: 19 Heerstrasse, Wiesbaden Air Base, Germany; APO Address: CMR 440, Box 371, APO AE 09175>
May 26, 1995–February, 1998:  Landstuhl Regional Medical Center (hospital chaplain), Landstuhl, Germany <Address: Bldg 1206, Apt. C-1, Ramstein AFB, Germany>
April 3, 1998-February 1, 2001:  71st Transportation Battaion, Ft. Eustis, Virginia
February 1, 2001: Entered U.S. Army Reserves.
February 15, 2002:  Assigned to 4207th U.S. Army Hospital, Greentop, Missouri
September 21, 2002: Promoted to Major, USAR.  Pinned on rank January 12, 2003.

Awards:
Army Service Ribbon
Vietnam Service Medal
Overseas Service Ribbon
Vietnam Commendation Medal
National Defense Service Medal (2)
Air Force Commendation Medal
Army Achievement Medal
Army Commendation Medal (3)
Meritorius Service Medal (2)

On May 14, 1972 Robert Eugene married Lucinda Leigh McCLURE, daughter of Richard Lee “Lee” McCLURE (September 16, 1921-) & Lucille CORBIN (April 3, 1926-), in Osage Beach, Missouri. Lucinda Leigh was born in Boonville, Missouri, on March 11, 1950. Occupation: Nurse. Education: B.S. 1972;. Religion: United Methodist.

Cindy was born in Boonville, Missouri, and moved to Windsor, Missouri, at an early age.  Her parents, Lee and Lucile (Corbin) McClure, bought a farm just north of town and they opened a small grocery store.  Cindy remained in Windsor throughout her childhood and adolescent years.  She gradutated from Windsor High School in 1968.  Cindy attended college at Central Missouri State University from 1968-1972.

Cindy has fond memories of her years in Windsor.  There she developed friendships that remain to this day (2003) and continues to return to Windsor for class reunions. 

A life-long United Methodist, Cindy spent two summers in a college youth ministry (called Volunteers in Ecumenical Witness, or the VIEW program).  It was here in the summer of 1972 that she met Bob Francis.  The circumstance that brougfht them together was a midnight communion service at the “Coffee House (located next to Bagnell Dam at the “Lake of the Ozarks” in Missouri.

EDUCATION
1990 Associate Degree in Nursing from Central Texas College, Killeen, Texas.
1982 Certificate of Practical Nursing from State Fair Community College, Sedalia, Missouri.
1972 Bachelor of Science in English from Central Missouri State University, Warrensburg, Missouri.

August 1982 to May 1983.  Windsor Community Hospital, Windsor, Missouri.  Staff  LPN.
May 1983 to April 1988.  Children’s Mercy Hospital, Kansas City, Missouri.  Staff  LPN.
July 1989 to May 1990.  Darnell Army Community Hospital, Fort Hood, Texas.  Staff  LPN in the newborn nursery.
August 1990 to June 1991.  Metroplex Adventist Hospital, Killeen, Texas.  Staff  and Charge Nurse on an 8 bed pediatric unit and a newborn nursery.
September to December 1991.  Monmouth Medical Center, Long Branch, New Jersey.  Staff Nurse on a 23 bed pediatric unit in a large teaching hospital.
December 1991 to June 1995.  John Randolph Medical Center, Hopewell, Virginia.  Staff nurse on a 12 bed obstetrical-gynecological unit, 6 bed Labor and Delivery unit and Newborn Nursery (Combined Unit).
September 1995 to March 1998.  Landstuhl Regional Medical Center, Landstuhl, Germany.  Staff nurse in a 19 bed high-risk obstetrical-gynecological unit with a Level I nursery in a 180 bed joint military service medical center which serves as the referral center for Europe, Southwest Asia and Africa.
April 1998 to January 29, 2001.  Riverside Regional Medical Center, Newport News, Virginia.  Staff nurse on a 16 bed pediatric unit in a large teaching hospital.
May 1, 2001 to June, 2002.  Mercy Medical Center, Centerville, Iowa.  Staff nurse on a 2 bed LDR unit in a 40 bed community hospital.

They had the following children:
	1194	i.	Rachel Deliath (1973-)
		ii.	Shoshana Leigh. Shoshana Leigh was born in Kansas City, Missouri, on September 10, 1978. Education: Ramstein Am. H. S., 1996;  VCU college student.
			On March 4, 2000 Shoshana Leigh married Timothy TOWSLEE, son of Donald Leroy TOWSLEE & Sarah Jean MORRIS, in Richmond, Virginia. Officiated by CH (CPT) Robert E. Francis.  The location for the wedding was an old warehouse in the “Bottoms” of Richmond, Virginia.  The warehouse had been turned into an art museum.  It was pretty funky! Timothy was born in Anchorage, Alaska, on August 2, 1977.

Family of Sarah Ann SMITH (840) & Russell Franklin McKEOWN

1078. Judith Ann McKEOWN (Sarah Ann SMITH9, John Francis8, John Thomas “Squire”7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Judith Ann was born in East St. Louis, Illinois, on June 26, 1944.

On January 19, 1963 Judith Ann married Charles CUMMINS, son of William Oscar CUMMINS (December 19, 1878-July 12, 1965) & Ethel REBER (July 1, 1898-May 4, 1974), in Decatur, Illinois. Charles was born in Decatur, Illinois, on September 22, 1942.

They had the following children:
	1195	i.	Charles Brett (1966-)
		ii.	Jo Anne “Joey”. Jo Anne “Joey” was born in Decatur, Illinois, on April 7, 1970.
			On May 6, 1989 Jo Anne “Joey” married Steven Eric CREVISTON. Steven Eric was born in Decatur, Illinois, on March 29, 1964.
	1196	iii.	Jenny (1971-)

1079. Nancy Mae McKEOWN (Sarah Ann SMITH9, John Francis8, John Thomas “Squire”7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Nancy Mae was born in Decatur, Illinois, on February 17, 1946.

In July 1966 Nancy Mae first married William Louis SANDERS. They were divorced in January 1969.

They had one child:
	1197	i.	William Robert (1967-)

On July 22, 1973 Nancy Mae second married Gary Lynn STARNES, son of Norman STARNES & Dorothy. They were divorced in March 1991.

They had the following children:
		i.	Casey Jackson. Casey Jackson was born in Boulder, Colorado, on December 5, 1974.
	1198	ii.	Lindsay Morgan (1977-)

On May 15, 1993 Nancy Mae third married Thomas Russell FRANCIS (1076) , son of John Virgil FRANCIS (July 1, 1915-) & Margaret Louisa SMITH (839) (August 30, 1924-), in Midway, Kentucky.193 Thomas Russell was born in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, on July 12, 1945. Thomas Russell served in  U.S. Air Force.

On May 16, 1993, Thomas  Francis and Nancy  McKeown were married "in the eyes of God" by the Reverend Chaplain (Captain) Robert E.  Francis in their home in Midway, Kentucky.  The ceremony was simple yet beautiful, with Nancy's children Casey, Lindsey, and ______ present.  Nancy's youngest sister Sallie Joe and her husband_________ were also present.  [REF]

<Military service:
Sept. 1965--basic training, Lackland AFB, San Antonio, Texas
December 1965-March 1966:  Technical School, Chanute AFB, Champaign, Illinois
March, 1966:  Richards Gebaur AFB, Kansas City, Missouri
Sept. 1967-March 1968:  Cam Rahn Bay, Republic of Vietnam
March 1968-January 1969:  McConnell AFB, Wichita, Kansas
Attained ranked of E-4 (P).  Service #:  AF17726648>

1080. Russell Franklin McKEOWN Jr. (Sarah Ann SMITH9, John Francis8, John Thomas “Squire”7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Russell Franklin was born in Decatur, Illinois, on May 12, 1948.

Russell Franklin first married Marla.

They had the following children:
	1199	i.	Jason
		ii.	Allison.

Russell Franklin second married Sabrina.

1081. Carol Jean McKEOWN (Sarah Ann SMITH9, John Francis8, John Thomas “Squire”7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Carol Jean was born in Decatur, Illinois, on December 15, 1951.

She first did not marry John Robert WORLEY. John Robert was born in Decatur, Illinois, on March 26, 1951.

They had one child:
		i.	John Robert. John Robert was born in Decatur, Illinois, on November 24, 1969.

On April 24, 1971 Carol Jean second married Kenneth Eugene LESTER, in Champaign, Illinois. They were divorced in 1975.

They had one child:
	1200	i.	Jamie Nicole (Lester) (1972-)

1082. Sallie Joan McKEOWN (Sarah Ann SMITH9, John Francis8, John Thomas “Squire”7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Sallie Joan was born in Decatur, Illinois, on September 24, 1954.

Divorced from William Backstein, May, 1976, no children.

In June 1972 Sallie Joan first married William BACKSTEIN. They were divorced in May 1976.

In August 1981 Sallie Joan second married Tony HIGGINS.

They had one child:
	1201	i.	Emily (1981-)

Family of Lorene COLLINS (841) & BETHEL

1083. Charles Randall BETHEL (Lorene COLLINS9, Zora WRIGHT8, Emma K. SMITH7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Children:
		i.	Robbie Kay.
		ii.	Vickie Lynne.

Family of Pearl Ivan COLLINS (842)

1084. Charles Lowell COLLINS (Pearl Ivan9, Zora WRIGHT8, Emma K. SMITH7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Charles Lowell was born in Wellsville, Montgomery, Missouri, on April 14, 1935.

On December 23, 1954 Charles Lowell first married Wanda Mae McDANIELS, in Louisburg, Missouri. Wanda Mae was born in 1937.

In May 1958 Charles Lowell second married Eleanor F. PALMA, in Albany, New York. Eleanor F. was born in Schenectady, New York, on October 3, 1938.

They had the following children:
	1202	i.	Charles Lowell (1959-)
		ii.	Sharlene. Sharlene was born in Schenectady, New York, on March 27, 1960.

On June 11, 1977 Charles Lowell third married Kristine M. RAFFERTY, in Clifton Park, New York. Kristine M. was born in Schenectady, New York, on January 3, 1949.

They had one child:
		i.	Erin Dawn. Erin Dawn was born in Schenectady, New York, on November 4, 1973.

On December 31, 1994 Charles Lowell fourth married Eleanor Ann “Ellie” BENNETT, daughter of Ferdinando Harvey BENNETT & Grace Frances BERRY, in Ballston Spa, New York. Eleanor Ann “Ellie” was born in Gloversville, Fulton, New York, on March 29, 1946.

Family of Ruth Meriam SMITH (843) & Lester Albin WIESNER

1085. Joyce Elizabeth WIESNER (Ruth Meriam SMITH9, Claude E.8, John Oscar7, Nicholas6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Joyce Elizabeth was born in Omaha, Nebraska, on August 15, 1926.

Child:
		i.	Debbie.

1086. Janice Elane WIESNER (Ruth Meriam SMITH9, Claude E.8, John Oscar7, Nicholas6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Janice Elane was born in Omaha, Nebraska, on August 16, 1929. Lord Lister Hospital.

On August 20, 1949 Janice Elane married Gerald Cairns DEWITZ, son of Walter Carl DEWITZ (July 29, 1889-May 17, 1973) & Mabel Anne CAIRNS (March 28, 1904-March 21, 1981), in Los Angeles, California. Gerald Cairns was born in Chicago, Illinois, on April 5, 1928.

They had the following children:
	1203	i.	Thomas Shaun (1951-)
	1204	ii.	Scott David (1955-)
	1205	iii.	Pamela Jane (1956-)
	1206	iv.	Kimberly Kay (1958-)

Family of William Russell DAVID (844) & Josephine THOMAS

1087. Barbara DAVID (William Russell9, John George8, Margaret A. SMITH7, Nicholas6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Barbara was born in Schenectady, New York, on September 5, 1924.

Barbara married Ralph Leroy WILSON. Ralph Leroy was born in Guyman, Oklahoma, on January 6, 1922.

They had the following children:
	1207	i.	Patricia Lee (1945-)
	1208	ii.	Karen Margaret (1946-)
	1209	iii.	Penelope Gay (1948-)
		iv.	Christine Jo. Christine Jo was born in Sanders, California, on May 1, 1956.
		v.	Michael David. Michael David was born in Auberry, California, on December 27, 1959.

1088. Allen Ray DAVID (William Russell9, John George8, Margaret A. SMITH7, Nicholas6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Allen Ray was born in Schenectady, New York, on July 22, 1926.

Allen Ray first married Carol M. SHEA. Carol M. was born in Schenectady, New York, on December 9, 1933.

They had the following children:
		i.	Jana Lynn. Jana Lynn was born on February 16, 1951.
	1210	ii.	Terry Louise (1952-)

Allen Ray second married Ann Elizabeth AMIDON. Ann Elizabeth was born in Syracuse, New York, on June 29, 1937.

They had the following children:
		i.	Amy Elizabeth. Amy Elizabeth was born in Syracuse, New York, on July 5, 1965.
		ii.	William Edwin. William Edwin was born in Syracuse, New York, on December 28, 1967.

Family of Alvin DAVID (845) & Callie CUNNINGHAM

1089. Minnie Sue DAVID (Alvin9, John George8, Margaret A. SMITH7, Nicholas6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Minnie Sue was born on September 1, 1949.

On May 29, 1970 Minnie Sue married Dale Huston WILSON.

They had one child:
		i.	Lucinda Marie. Lucinda Marie was born in Lexington, Kentucky, on August 8, 1973.

1090. Chester Richard DAVID (Alvin9, John George8, Margaret A. SMITH7, Nicholas6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Chester Richard was born in Lexington, Kentucky, on December 14, 1950.

On February 12, 1972 Chester Richard married Bonita Gale WILSON.

They had the following children:
		i.	Karen Marinda. Karen Marinda was born in Lexington, Kentucky, on December 13, 1972.
		ii.	Kimberly Gale. Kimberly Gale was born in Lexington, Kentucky, on March 27, 1974.

Family of Amos Ray DAVID (846) & Corelli Brown ALGER

1091. Donald Lowe DAVID (Amos Ray9, John George8, Margaret A. SMITH7, Nicholas6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Donald Lowe was born on November 5, 1933.

On December 7, 1960 Donald Lowe first married Eva Brown HARLESS. Eva Brown was born in Grafton, West Virginia, on July 11, 1933.

They had one child:
		i.	Adonica Leigh. Adonica Leigh was born in Marietta, Ohio, on January 14, 1962.

On August 29, 1970 Donald Lowe second married Opal MAY. Opal was born in Macon, Georgia, on June 2, 1938.

They had one child:
		i.	Robert Lowe. Robert Lowe was born in Macon, Georgia, on May 8, 1972.

1092. Evelyn Corelli DAVID (Amos Ray9, John George8, Margaret A. SMITH7, Nicholas6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Evelyn Corelli was born in New York, New York, on June 23, 1936.

On August 10, 1964 Evelyn Corelli married Eric Lawrence KEISMAN. Eric Lawrence was born in New York, New York, on February 28, 1934.

They had the following children:
		i.	Julia Corelli. Julia Corelli was born in New York, New York, on November 25, 1965.
		ii.	Elizabeth Alger. Elizabeth Alger was born in New York, New York, on August 7, 1969.
		iii.	Eric Lawrence. Eric Lawrence was born in New York, New York, on August 11, 1970.

Family of Anna Lee EWALT (847) & Robert CHANSLOR

1093. Charm CHANSLOR (Anna Lee EWALT9, Samuel8, Samuel7, Margaret Elizabeth SMITH6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Charm married Eugene SMOOT.

They had the following children:
		i.	Carolyn. Carolyn was born in 1942.
		ii.	Nida Ann. Nida Ann was born in August 1945.
		iii.	John. John was born in 1947.

Family of George PHILLIPS (849) & Frances

1094. John Gardiner PHILLIPS (George9, Annye OWSLEY8, Sallie Ann (Sarah) SHAWHAN7, Charles Redmon6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John Gardiner was born in 1944.

About 1965 John Gardiner married Gail Ann MURKIN.

They had the following children:
		i.	Jeffrey. Jeffrey was born about 1966.
		ii.	Craig Allen. Craig Allen was born on July 8, 1968.

Family of Edith Marie NECESSARY (850) & John Edward STEWART

1095. Dorothy Ann STEWART (Edith Marie NECESSARY9, Clara Matilda OWSLEY8, Sallie Ann (Sarah) SHAWHAN7, Charles Redmon6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Dorothy Ann was born in Cass County, MO, on May 11, 1941.

In October 1962 Dorothy Ann first married Gary BECK, in California. Gary was born about 1940. Gary died in California about December 1962; he was 22.

On March 15, 1964 Dorothy Ann second married Charles G. SHELTON, in Salona County, California. Charles G. was born in 1941.

They had one child:
		i.	Dora Anne. Dora Anne was born in Salona County, California, on August 13, 1963.

Family of James Henry DOTY , Jr. (851) & Wilma Jean SPENCE

1096. Billy Keith DOTY (James Henry9, Ruth Ellen "Daisy" STONSTREET8, Lutie Lail SHAWHAN7, Charles Redmon6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Billy Keith was born in Pawhuska, Osage County, OK, on May 8, 1952.

Bill was an honor roll student at Avant High School, and also
participated in athletics, the band, and many other activities. He was
drafted during the Vietnam War, entering Jan. 2, 1971, and served in
that country with the 23rd Inf. Div., "Americal", and with the 196th
Inf. Brigade. After his discharge, he served with the Army National
Guard for a while before reenlisting, being assigned to Ft. Bliss, TX
and then to Germany. He later served in the Air National Guard in
Tulsa, OK, being trained in radiology and being rated as NCOIC. Along
the way he managed to obtain a BA in Social Psychology while he was in
the service. He later used the GI Bill to attain degrees in Business
Administration, Business Management, and Human Resources
Administration. He subsequently retired after working for the IRS for
twenty years and has become a dedicated researcher of his family
history.

On June 23, 1972 Billy Keith first married Cynthia L. MILLER, daughter of Willie MILLER & Wonda, in Avant, OK. Cynthia L. was born in Hominy, OK, on June 24, 1954.

They had the following children:
		i.	Billy Keith. Billy Keith was born in Bartlesville, OK, on February 19, 1974.
		ii.	Candace Marie. Candace Marie was born in El Paso, Texas, on March 3, 1977.

On July 3, 1993 Billy Keith second married Patricia K. JABARA, daughter of Emil JABARA & Ruby, in Memphis, TN. Patricia K. was born in McAlester, OK, on February 26, 1958.

Family of John Morgan COOPER (854) & Margaret L. GAUNTT

1097. Jo Anne Lail COOPER (John Morgan9, Julia Edythe SHAWHAN8, Daniel Duncan7, William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

In 1957 Jo Anne Lail married Henry Lee HOLDERMAN.

They had the following children:
		i.	Margaret Gayle.
		ii.	Patricia Louise.

Family of Morton Perrin CHILES Jr. (855) & Sue Ellis ADAIR

1098. John Adair CHILES (Morton Perrin9, Lulia Bell SHAWHAN8, Daniel Duncan7, William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John Adair was born on August 3, 1940.

On December 23, 1964 John Adair first married Meridith McCOLLUGH.

They had the following children:
		i.	Kristina.
		ii.	Andrea.

John Adair second married Judy.

They had the following children:
		i.	Joanna.
		ii.	Jeremy.

1099. Joyce Ann CHILES (Morton Perrin9, Lulia Bell SHAWHAN8, Daniel Duncan7, William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Joyce Ann was born on February 2, 1945.

In 1967 Joyce Ann married Jerry HINES.

They had the following children:
		i.	Janis.
		ii.	Joy.
		iii.	Julie.

1100. Janie Lu CHILES (Morton Perrin9, Lulia Bell SHAWHAN8, Daniel Duncan7, William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Janie Lu was born on September 4, 1946.

On December 27, 1969 Janie Lu married William Wayne PATTERSON.

They had the following children:
		i.	Perrin.
		ii.	Shawn.
		iii.	Andrew.

Family of Dr. Daniel Duncan CHILES (856) & Virginia HAYES

1101. Stephen Michael CHILES (Daniel Duncan9, Lulia Bell SHAWHAN8, Daniel Duncan7, William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Stephen Michael was born on July 15, 1942.

In June 1964 Stephen Michael married Deborah Estey NASH, daughter of Arthur Lord NASH.

They had the following children:
		i.	Stephen Michael.
		ii.	Abigail.

1102. Daniel Duncan CHILES Jr. (Daniel Duncan9, Lulia Bell SHAWHAN8, Daniel Duncan7, William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Daniel Duncan was born on December 12, 1944.

On September 8, 1979 Daniel Duncan married Cindi EVANSON.

They had one child:
		i.	Erin Virginia.

1103. Morton Perrin CHILES III (Daniel Duncan9, Lulia Bell SHAWHAN8, Daniel Duncan7, William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Morton Perrin was born on June 30, 1949.

On July 6, 1974 Morton Perrin married Keziah Ames GIBB.

They had the following children:
		i.	Morton Perrin.
		ii.	Kate.

Family of Mary Jane CHILES (857) & John Redmon McDANIEL

1104. John Morton McDANIEL (Mary Jane CHILES9, Lulia Bell SHAWHAN8, Daniel Duncan7, William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John Morton was born on March 21, 1951.

On August 21, 1976 John Morton married Marilyn HARPER.

They had one child:
		i.	Andrew Shawhan.

Family of William Henry "Billy" CHILES (858) & Marcheta ERWIN

1105. William Erwin CHILES (William Henry "Billy"9, Lulia Bell SHAWHAN8, Daniel Duncan7, William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). William Erwin was born on July 24, 1952.

On May 27, 1978 William Erwin married Linda PERKINS, in St. Louis, Missouri.

They had one child:
		i.	William Raymond. William Raymond was born on May 30, 1981.

Family of David Ravenscraft CHILES (859) & Mary Lee BLANK

1106. Lee Patton CHILES (David Ravenscraft9, Lulia Bell SHAWHAN8, Daniel Duncan7, William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Lee Patton was born on November 20, 1951.

Lee Patton married Clifton M. HASEGAWA.

They had the following children:
		i.	Lee Toshika. Lee Toshika was born on June 18, 1978.
		ii.	David M. David M. was born on March 17, 1981.

Family of Zacha George SHAWHAN II (863) & Shirley Mary PACINI

1107. Don Lee SHAWHAN (Zacha George9, Zacha George8, William Elken7, William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Don Lee was born on July 18, 1948.

In 1968 Don Lee married Linda.

They had the following children:
		i.	Michael Don. Michael Don was born in Temple, Texas, in 1980.
		ii.	Patrick Leland.
		iii.	Steven.

1108. Spencer Strother SHAWHAN (Zacha George9, Zacha George8, William Elken7, William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Spencer Strother was born in Baltimore, Md., on October 12, 1958. Occupation: Manager-IP. Education: Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering.

On December 28, 1985 Spencer Strother married Cynthia Elise ANDERSON, daughter of Jerry Wendell ANDERSON & Carol Jean HALTERMAN, in 1st Church of God, Bastrop, Louisiana. Cynthia Elise was born in Monroe, Louisiana, on May 7, 1966. Occupation: Student--NLU.

They had the following children:
		i.	Zachary Travis. Zachary Travis was born in Monroe, Louisiana, on August 30, 1990.
		ii.	Callie Marie. Callie Marie was born in Bastrop, Louisiana, on June 21, 1997.

Family of James Joseph SHAWHAN (867) & Josephine BOZEROCKI

1109. Jennifer Marie SHAWHAN (James Joseph9, James W.8, Ennis Winston "Jake"7, William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Jennifer Marie was born on November 4, 1969.

On February 14, 1992 Jennifer Marie married Patrick RYAN. Patrick was born on April 1, 1963.

They had the following children:
		i.	Thomas James. Thomas James was born in MO on March 22, 1992.
		ii.	James. James was born in MO on December 16, 1993.

Family of Deborah Ann SHAWHAN (868) & Thomas PORTER

1110. Tammy PORTER (Deborah Ann SHAWHAN9, James W.8, Ennis Winston "Jake"7, William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Tammy was born in MO on January 2, 1975.

Children:
		i.	Jessica. Jessica was born on December 10, 1991.
		ii.	Kaitlin Rose. Kaitlin Rose was born on March 23, 1997.

1111. Daniel PORTER (Deborah Ann SHAWHAN9, James W.8, Ennis Winston "Jake"7, William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Daniel was born on July 2, 1972.

A 1994 grad of Southern Methodist Univ. (SMU), with a degree in Finance, Daniel is presently employed with the Federal Reserve in Kansas City.

Daniel married Peggy RYUN. Peggy was born about 1973.

They had one child:
		i.	Jacob. Jacob was born on March 22, 1994.

Family of Norman "Dean" SHAWHAN (871) & Pamela R. DANNER

1112. Kimberly P. SHAWHAN (Norman "Dean"9, Jake Junior8, Ennis Winston "Jake"7, William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Kimberly P. was born in Kansas City, MO, on September 23, 1966.

Kim works for a company which produces boxes for such candy
manufacturers as Whitman.

About 1991 Kimberly P. first married Michael COFFMAN, in (no marriage).

They had the following children:
		i.	Shawn. Shawn was born in MO on December 16, 1991.
		ii.	Shane. Shane was born in MO on December 16, 1991.

About 1985 Kimberly P. second married Bruce LINDQUIST. Bruce was born about 1965.

They had the following children:
		i.	Jake R. Jake R. was born in Kansas City, MO, on September 17, 1986.
		ii.	Thomas M. Thomas M. was born in Kansas City, MO, on April 19, 1988.
		iii.	Jonathan R. Jonathan R. was born in Kingman, AZ, on March 29, 1990.

1113. Tabatha G. SHAWHAN (Norman "Dean"9, Jake Junior8, Ennis Winston "Jake"7, William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Tabatha G. was born in St. Louis, MO, on May 29, 1970.

About 1985 Tabatha G. married Robert W. O'BANION.

They had the following children:
		i.	Ashley. Ashley was born in Kansas City, MO, on May 21, 1987.
		ii.	Luke. Luke was born in Kansas City, MO, on June 6, 1988.
		iii.	Robert S. Robert S. was born in Springfield, MO, on October 3, 1989.
		iv.	Brittany L. Brittany L. was born in Kansas City, MO, on September 19, 1990.
		v.	Tiffany. Tiffany was born in MO on November 16, 1991.

1114. Dwayne D. SHAWHAN (Norman "Dean"9, Jake Junior8, Ennis Winston "Jake"7, William Winston6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Dwayne D. was born in Mt. Vernon, Illinois, on October 21, 1971.

In 1993 Dwayne D. married Cindy URQUIES.

They had one child:
		i.	Dakota Marie. Dakota Marie was born in 1993.

Family of Harry EASLEY (874) & Myra A. CLASBY

1115. Harry W. EASLEY (Harry9, Minnie LIGHTFOOT8, "Big" Frank7, Sarah Minerva SHAWHAN6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Harry W. was born on September 3, 1912.

On January 17, 1933 Harry W. married Eudora WILBAR.

They had the following children:
		i.	Rae Bernice. Rae Bernice was born on February 28, 1934.
		ii.	Teddie Ann. Teddie Ann was born on October 26, 1942.

Family of Cornelia Jane SHAWHAN (875) & Lloyd George KRUSOR

1116. Brent Shawhan KRUSOR (Cornelia Jane SHAWHAN9, George Keene8, Daniel Lee7, George Henry6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Brent Shawhan was born in Lincoln, Nebraska, on May 4, 1951.

On April 17, 1977 Brent Shawhan married Sara Lynne JEFFERY, in Kensington, California. Sara Lynne was born in Oakland, California, on September 7, 1953.

They had the following children:
		i.	Colin Jeffery. Colin Jeffery was born in Santa Clara, California, on February 17, 1979.
		ii.	Gavin Shawhan. Gavin Shawhan was born in Mountain View, California, on April 5, 1982.
		iii.	Aileen. Aileen was born in Cuperinto, California, on April 30, 1987.

1117. Lynn Ellen KRUSOR (Cornelia Jane SHAWHAN9, George Keene8, Daniel Lee7, George Henry6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Lynn Ellen was born in Independence, Missouri, on February 21, 1955.

On August 10, 1985 Lynn Ellen married Larry JAMES. Larry was born on April 24, 1955.

They had the following children:
		i.	Kristen Marie. Kristen Marie was born on March 17, 1988.
		ii.	Rachel Leigh. Rachel Leigh was born on January 2, 1993.

Family of Betty Carolyn SHAWHAN (876) & William H. DETERDING

1118. Carolyn Sue DETERDING (Betty Carolyn SHAWHAN9, George Keene8, Daniel Lee7, George Henry6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Carolyn Sue was born on May 12, 1955.

On February 2, 1974 Carolyn Sue first married Kenny RYDER.

They had one child:
		i.	Elizabeth Christine. Elizabeth Christine was born on April 12, 1975.

On February 26, 1977 Carolyn Sue second married David Lorenzo FONSECA.

On June 28, 1980 Carolyn Sue third married Jeff LIBBY.

In 1990 Carolyn Sue fourth married Kevin CHRONIC.

1119. Mary Kay DETERDING (Betty Carolyn SHAWHAN9, George Keene8, Daniel Lee7, George Henry6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Mary Kay was born on December 1, 1956.

On October 14, 1978 Mary Kay married Thomas RITTER.

They had the following children:
		i.	Justin William. Justin William was born on January 7, 1980.
		ii.	Christopher Gene. Christopher Gene was born on May 20, 1981.
		iii.	Courtney Lynn. Courtney Lynn was born on August 3, 1983.

Family of William Steven "Billy" McCRARY (879) & Betty Jean LISIECKI

1120. John Stephen McCRARY (William Steven "Billy"9, Sarah Florence "Sally" SHAWHAN8, William Gibbons7, John Thomas6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John Stephen was born on January 8, 1947.

On December 16, 1967 John Stephen married Deborah Jane ALLEN. Deborah Jane was born on August 22, 1947.

They had the following children:
		i.	Stephen Michael. Stephen Michael was born on March 25, 1969.
		ii.	Kevin Allen.

Family of Mary Pauline SHAWHAN (892) & Jack Holling MACMILLAN

1121. Linda MACMILLAN (Mary Pauline SHAWHAN9, John Henry8, John Daniel7, John Thomas6, Daniel5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Linda was born on October 23, 1947.

On October 7, 1966 Linda first married John S. EDWARDS. John S. was born on January 28, 1947. They were divorced on September 2, 1976.

They had the following children:
		i.	John Michael. John Michael was born on July 10, 1967.
		ii.	Julie Kathleen. Julie Kathleen was born on April 30, 1969.

On June 5, 1977 Linda second married Robert C. JOHNSON.

Family of George CROSSETTE (894) & Elizabeth Uhle FERG

1122. Elizabeth Ann CROSETTE (George CROSSETTE9, Louis F. (Shawhan)8, John Erskine SHAWHAN7, John Erskine6, Joseph5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Elizabeth Ann was born in Kensington, Maryland, in 1939.

In 1969 Elizabeth Ann married Charles Leo DEORSEY.

They had one child:
		i.	Matthew Shawhan. Matthew Shawhan was born in 1976.

Family of James Henry SHAWHAN (896) & Mildred V. SMITH

1123. John Henry SHAWHAN (James Henry9, John Lawson8, William Henry7, Daniel McCune6, William "Billy" McCune5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John Henry was born in Indiana on June 13, 1942.

John served with the US Navy during the 1960s. He attended Indiana Central Business College in Indianapolis and has since worked in the insurance industry, in the computer field.

On September 7, 1963 John Henry first married Jane Rice RAMSEY. Jane Rice was born about 1942. They were divorced.

They had the following children:
		i.	Stephen Scott. Stephen Scott was born on November 6, 1966.
	1211	ii.	Lisa Ann (1968-)

On March 8, 1974 John Henry second married Jeanne TAYLOR. They were divorced.

On April 18, 1982 John Henry third married Kathy MURPHY.

1124. Stephen Maurice SHAWHAN (James Henry9, John Lawson8, William Henry7, Daniel McCune6, William "Billy" McCune5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Stephen Maurice was born on February 19, 1946.

Stephen graduated from Evansville Univ. in 1968 with a degree in
Marketing. He then met his military commitment by serving with the US
Navy during the period 1968 - 1974 as a Petty Officer in Disbursing
(Payroll); his assignments included duty aboard the aircraft carrier
John F. Kennedy. He presently is a Store General Manager for Sears in
Louisville, KY. In his off-hours he tries to compete, not too
successfully, in golf with his son Mike.

On February 3, 1972 Stephen Maurice first married Sandra Kay LEWARK, in Kokomo, Indiana. Sandra Kay was born about 1946.

Sandy was a teacher for three years before the children were born; she
is now a "Domestic Engineer" (per her husband Steve).

They had the following children:
		i.	Melinda Marie. Melinda Marie was born in Kokomo, Indiana, on July 21, 1974.
		ii.	Michael John. Michael John was born in Columbus, Indiana, on December 15, 1975.

On September 21, 1968 Stephen Maurice second married Elizabeth WHITE. Elizabeth was born about 1947. They were divorced before 1972.

Family of Luther Charles MEGIBBEN (905) & Amy Lucinda LEWIS

1125. Larry C. MEGIBBEN (Luther Charles9, James Reynolds “Buck”8, John William “Will”7, Mary E. SHAWHAN6, John Laughlin5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Larry C. was born in Cincinnati, Ohio, on January 8, 1948. Resided in Covington, Kentucky, in 1991. Larry C. served in  U.S. Army, in 1965-1991; he was 16.

E-mail: Subject: Megibben Family History-6
Date: Tue, 23 Jun 1998 12:20:30 -0400
From: rebky@fuse.net

Bob,

You wanted information about me so here goes.  Larry Charles Megibben, son of Luther Charles and Amy Lucinda (Lewis) Megibben, was born on 8 January 1948, in Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., OH. However, Larry C. was raised by his grandmother Stella E. (Mockbee) and step-grandfather Niles
Franklin Walden, after being abandon by his parents. At the age of 17, having enough High School credits to get an early diploma, he secured his grandmother's written permission and enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1965. After completeing basic training "Boot Camp", was assigned to the 9th Inf. Div., and sent to Soc Tang, SVN arriving there at the age of 17 an a half. After this tour, he volunteered and served two additional tours in that country (Na Trang and Fire Base Juliet).

On returning to the "World" (state side) and while on leave, Larry C. Megibben was introduced by a friend to Anita May Pennington, b. 31 May 1950, daughter of William Howard and Nellie (King) Pennington, of Lebanon, Warren Co., OH. Larry C. and Anita married three months later on 28 June 1969, at the home of her parents. Larry C. Megibben was by trade a Professional career
soldier (now retired and following other pursuits). They have six children, 5 girls and 1 son. They are as follows: Kelly Ann (Megibben) Robison (b. 12 May 1972), Laura Christine Megibben (b. 20 July 1977), Paula Lynn, Stella Elaine and Erica Lee Megibben (b. 6 October 1978 "Triplets"), and
David Thomas Megibben (b. 28 June 1986). Note: The son was an anniversary gift! Larry C. and Anita M. Megibben reside in Covington, Kenton Co., KY.

Well Bob, there you have it. That completes my line of direct descent from 1808 to 1998. Have not searched further back on my family. Hope the info helps you with our anscestors.

Larry

Biography: Biography written by Ronald T. Shawhan:
"Prior to their divorce, Luther Charles had left his wife and children and had gone to California. Amy met another man and took her daughter Katherine and left the state, abandoning her son Larry on the streets of Cincinnati -- her parting words were "Wait right here, I'll be back." The boy was found by his grandmother, Stella E. and her second husband, Niles F. Walden; the grandmother and the step-grandfather went to court and obtained custody, raising the boy as their own, in St. Bernard, a suburb of Cincinnati, though he spent many happy days visiting his grandmother's relatives in the country, across the Ohio River in Kentucky.

At the age of 17, having enough high school credits to get an early diploma, Larry secured his grandmother's written permission and enlisted in the U.S. Army, taking his Basic Training ("Boot Camp") at Ft. Knox, KY; he later received Paratrooper and Ranger training at Ft. Benning and attended Jungle Warfare School at Ft. Sherman, earning his paratrooper wings, his Ranger tab, and his Magellan patch (Jungle Warfare trained). Between 1965 and 1968 he served three tours in Vietnam, rotating back to the "World" in February 1969; his assignments there included tours with Co. B, 2nd Bn., 9th Inf. Div. (Old Reliables) near Soc Tang in the Delta, and with the 173rd Airborne Brigade at Bien Hoa and An Khe. He was wounded twice, fought during the Battle of Tet in January 1968, and received numerous awards and citations, including the Purple Heart, Bronze Star, Combat Infantry Badge, and RVN Cross of Gallantry. -- along the way he was nicknamed "Scalphunter", acquired while doing his speciality, small arms/demolition work. A professional career Army veteran, he served for 26 years, from 1965-1991.

It was while home on leave that he met Anita May Pennington, whom he married three months later. Now retired, and living in Covington, KY, Larry is following other pursuits, including his love of history, especially that of the Civil War, remembering the many tales he heard as a youngster from the relatives he met while being raised by his grandmother."

On June 28, 1969 Larry C. married Anita May PENNINGTON, daughter of William Howard PENNINGTON & Nellie KING, in Lebanon, Warren County, Ohio. At the home of her parents. Anita May was born on May 31, 1950.

They had the following children:
		i.	Kelly Ann. Kelly Ann was born on May 12, 1972.
		ii.	Laura Christine. Laura Christine was born on July 20, 1977.
		iii.	Paula Lynn. Paula Lynn was born on October 6, 1978.
		iv.	Stella Elaine. Stella Elaine was born on October 6, 1978.
		v.	Erica Lee. Erica Lee was born on October 6, 1978.
		vi.	David Thomas. David Thomas was born on June 28, 1986.

Family of Hugh Laughadale SHAWHAN II (906) & Patricia F. (Demarchi) WILDER

1126. Patricia Kathryn Maureen SHAWHAN (Hugh Laughadale9, Ernest Laughadale8, Hugh Laughadale7, William Laughlin6, John Laughlin5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Patricia Kathryn Maureen was born in Panorama City, California, on August 2, 1965.

Patricia has helped detail the lineage of this limb of the Shawhan Family Tree and her memories of her ancestors have added to the personalities involved. Living in Sacramento, CA, she is employed by the California Dept. of Transportation, (CALTRANS), doing Structural Bridge Design work. She also performs Clairvoyant Counseling, for which she became a Licensed Christian Minister, specializing in the study and application of pre-Christian religious beliefs such as that practiced by Native Americans and the Celts of old -- she feels that the art of herbalism is a strong influence in our well-being.

In July 1988 Patricia Kathryn Maureen married Donald Patrick LACOURSE. They were divorced in October 1996.

They had the following children:
		i.	Jessica Lynn. Jessica Lynn was born in Sacramento County, California, on December 9, 1989.
		ii.	Amber Kelsey. Amber Kelsey was born in Sacramento County, California, on September 28, 1991.

Family of Dorothy Grace NELSON (911) & Paul HORTON

1127. Mirian Jo HORTON (Dorothy Grace NELSON9, Inez Mary DOWNING8, Henrietta Adelia HUGHES7, Sarah Bradshaw BECKETT6, John5, Jane "Jennie" SHAWHAN4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Mirian Jo was born on August 22, 1934.

Mirian Jo married Douglas McLENNON.

They had the following children:
		i.	Linda Sue. Linda Sue was born on May 25, 1956.
		ii.	Cathy Jo. Cathy Jo was born on October 22, 1958.
		iii.	Daryl Roderick. Daryl Roderick was born on July 3, 1960.

Family of Kathleen SHAWHAN (924) & Kenneth Alexander KITCHEN

1128. Joan Carol KITCHEN (Kathleen SHAWHAN9, William Rienharte8, William Joseph7, John6, Joseph5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Joan Carol was born in Tacoma, WA, on December 19, 1934.

On December 4, 1954 Joan Carol married Ralph Lee WILSON, son of Paul WILSON & Martha, in Tacoma, WA. Ralph Lee was born in Short Creek, Kentucky, on November 27, 1933.

Ralph was a Telephone Co. Engineer.

They had the following children:
	1212	i.	Randall Lee (1955-)
		ii.	Martha Carol. Martha Carol was born in Puyallup, Pierce County, WA, on February 26, 1959. Martha Carol died in Puyallup, Pierce County, WA, on February 27, 1959; she was <1.
		iii.	Sandra Jean. Sandra Jean was born on January 16, 1961.
	1213	iv.	Connie Marie (1962-)

1129. Audrey Dawn KITCHEN (Kathleen SHAWHAN9, William Rienharte8, William Joseph7, John6, Joseph5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Audrey Dawn was born in Tacoma, WA, on April 2, 1936.

On November 7, 1954 Audrey Dawn married Robert Joseph MOORE, in Puyallup, Pierce County, WA. Robert Joseph was born in Dardanelle, AR, on February 26, 1930.

They had the following children:
		i.	Michael Dean. Michael Dean was born on September 3, 1956.
	1214	ii.	Janice Lynn (1957-)

Family of Herman Dale YOUNG (929) & Thelma Jane GUDGELL

1130. Kenneth Dale YOUNG (Herman Dale9, Velma Louvetta REED8, Emma Mae SNOW7, Sarah Ann "Sally" SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Kenneth Dale was born in Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky, on October 25, 1949.

On December 18, 1971 Kenneth Dale married Rhonda Kaye WALTON, in Houston, Harris County, Texas. Rhonda Kaye was born in Lubbock, Lubbock County, Texas, on January 7, 1952.

They had the following children:
		i.	Laura Michelle. Laura Michelle was born in Dallas, Dallas County, Texas, on January 22, 1976.
		ii.	Kristin Kaye. Kristin Kaye was born in Houston, Harris County, Texas, on August 19, 1988.
		iii.	Daniel Dale. Daniel Dale was born in Houston, Harris County, Texas, on August 7, 1991.

1131. Michael Lynn YOUNG (Herman Dale9, Velma Louvetta REED8, Emma Mae SNOW7, Sarah Ann "Sally" SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Michael Lynn was born in Ft. Thomas, Campbell County, Kentucky, on March 2, 1958.

On June 5, 1982 Michael Lynn married Judith Carol BRAYFIELD, daughter of Billy BRAYFIELD & Ethyl MASSEY, in Maysville, Mason County, Kentucky. Judith Carol was born in Maysville, Mason County, Kentucky, on August 31, 1963.

They had the following children:
		i.	Nathan Michael. Nathan Michael was born in Dalton, Whitfield County, GA, on February 10, 1988.
		ii.	Aaron Andrew. Aaron Andrew was born in Dalton, Whitfield County, GA, on March 29, 1992.

1132. Judy Ann YOUNG (Herman Dale9, Velma Louvetta REED8, Emma Mae SNOW7, Sarah Ann "Sally" SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Judy Ann was born in Covington, Kenton County, Kentucky, on August 18, 1960.

On August 7, 1982 Judy Ann married Ricky Alan ELROD, in near Berlin, Bracken County, Kentucky. Ricky Alan was born in Ft. Thomas, Campbell County, Kentucky, on March 22, 1960.

They had the following children:
		i.	Stephen Dale. Stephen Dale was born in Ft. Thomas, Campbell County, Kentucky, on February 7, 1985.
		ii.	Nicholas Wade. Nicholas Wade was born in Ft. Thomas, Campbell County, Kentucky, on February 10, 1987. Nicholas Wade died in Cincinnati, Ohio, on February 13, 1987; he was <1.
		iii.	Jon Lucas. Jon Lucas was born in Ft. Thomas, Campbell County, Kentucky, on April 11, 1988.

Family of Mary Helen SHAWHAN (930) & Robert E. LYNCH

1133. Shawhan LYNCH (Mary Helen SHAWHAN9, Hubbard William8, Hubbard Warfield7, Hubbard Warfield6, Henry Ewalt5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Shawhan was born in Ft. Benjamin Harrison, Indiana, on April 19, 1954.

Shawhan is presently in administration at Duke University.

In 1980 Shawhan married Christopher SPARKS.

They had the following children:
		i.	Shelly. Shelly was born in 1984.
		ii.	Kaye. Kaye was born in 1986.

1134. Lisa LYNCH (Mary Helen SHAWHAN9, Hubbard William8, Hubbard Warfield7, Hubbard Warfield6, Henry Ewalt5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Lisa was born in August 1960.

In 1987 Lisa married Christopher HASSEL.

They had one child:
		i.	Haley. Haley was born on December 23, 1997.

Family of Hubbard William SHAWHAN II (931) & Carol ANDERSON

1135. Hubbard William SHAWHAN III (Hubbard William9, Hubbard William8, Hubbard Warfield7, Hubbard Warfield6, Henry Ewalt5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Hubbard William was born in Marion, Ohio, on December 2, 1952.

Hubbard works as a supervisor for a building contractor in the San
Jose, CA area.

On December 1, 1984 Hubbard William married Lynne THOMPSON, in Saratoga, California. Lynne was born in Hayward, California, on December 23, 1956.

They had the following children:
		i.	Melissa. Melissa was born in San Jose, California, on September 15, 1987.
		ii.	William Michael. William Michael was born in San Jose, California, on October 16, 1989.

1136. Robert Alves SHAWHAN (Hubbard William9, Hubbard William8, Hubbard Warfield7, Hubbard Warfield6, Henry Ewalt5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Robert Alves was born in Marion, Ohio, on October 28, 1959.

Living in San Jose,CA, Robert is employed by Apple Computer, in their
Personnel Group. He was formerly in the broadcasting field.

In July 1988 Robert Alves married Suzanne HAWKINS, daughter of Charles HAWKINS & Margaret DAVIS, in Saratoga, California. Suzanne was born in El Paso, Texas, on January 2, 1962.

They had the following children:
		i.	Robert Patrick. Robert Patrick was born in San Jose, California, on March 14, 1989.
		ii.	Dylan Alves. Dylan Alves was born in California on September 11, 1990.
		iii.	Cameron Blair. Cameron Blair was born on January 27, 1993.
		iv.	Logan Darby. Logan Darby was born in California on November 4, 1997.

1137. Heather Kaye SHAWHAN (Hubbard William9, Hubbard William8, Hubbard Warfield7, Hubbard Warfield6, Henry Ewalt5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Heather Kaye was born in Saratoga, California, on July 17, 1964.

Heather works in the Sales/Marketing organization of Lucent
Technologies in Redondo Beach, CA.

About 1985 Heather Kaye married Gary COLLINS, in Saratoga, California. Gary was born about 1963. They were divorced after 1989 in California.

They had the following children:
		i.	Brendan St. Cyr. Brendan St. Cyr was born in California on March 5, 1988.
		ii.	Hunter Shawhan. Hunter Shawhan was born in California on August 23, 1989.

Family of Marguerite Lyne WORNALL (932) & Dewey KUSTER Jr.

1138. Dewey KUSTER III (Marguerite Lyne WORNALL9, Maria Gay PAYNE8, Marguerite Rebecca LYNE7, Maggie Rebecca SHAWHAN6, Henry Ewalt5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Dewey was born in Cynthiana, Harrison County, Kentucky, on July 21, 1949.

On September 30, 1972 Dewey married Sylvia Ann LEWIS, in New Bern, North Carolina. Sylvia Ann was born in New Bern, North Carolina, on June 28, 1946.

They had the following children:
	1215	i.	Maria Lyne (1973-)
		ii.	Sarah Jane. Sarah Jane was born in Lexington, Kentucky, on March 22, 1979.

Family of Mary Gene LAIR (935) & Marion Donald McCORD

1139. Patricia Jo McCORD (Mary Gene LAIR9, Mary Heath MAY8, Charles Brent7, Cynthia Arabella “Tinnie” SHAWHAN6, Henry Ewalt5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Patricia Jo was born in Lexington, Kentucky, on February 22, 1952.

Patricia Jo married Michael David COLE. Michael David was born in Brooklyn, Michigan.

They had the following children:
		i.	Jennifer Michelle. Jennifer Michelle was born on April 19, .
		ii.	Joshua Michael. Joshua Michael was born on February 2, .

1140. Robert Michael McCORD (Mary Gene LAIR9, Mary Heath MAY8, Charles Brent7, Cynthia Arabella “Tinnie” SHAWHAN6, Henry Ewalt5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Robert Michael was born in Lancaster, Kentucky, on May 28, 1959.

Robert Michael married Tammy PURDON. Tammy was born in Corbin, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	Ryan Matthew. Ryan Matthew was born in Winchester, Kentucky, on September 13, 1988.
		ii.	Rachel Megan. Rachel Megan was born in Winchester, Kentucky, on April 12, 1990.

Family of Betty Paige PREWITT (936) & Donald K. POOLE Jr.

1141. Stephanie POOLE (Betty Paige PREWITT9, Elizabeth Brent MAY8, Charles Brent7, Cynthia Arabella “Tinnie” SHAWHAN6, Henry Ewalt5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Stephanie was born in Lexington, Kentucky, on May 25, 1967.

Stephanie married John Douglas BALL. John Douglas was born in Harlan, Kentucky, on September 28, 1956.

They had the following children:
		i.	John Douglas. John Douglas was born in Lexington, Kentucky, on October 21, 1993.
		ii.	Howard Prewitt. Howard Prewitt was born in Lexington, Kentucky, on January 14, 1994.

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Family of John Francis MORRIS (952) & Barbara Ann SINGER

1142. John Charles MORRIS (John Francis10, Charles Dennis9, Grace Agnes DOYLE8, Rebecca W. STANGER7, Hannah PEARSON6, Jane SHAWHAN5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). John Charles was born in Mount Sinai Hospital, Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, Ohio, on October 14, 1966.

On July 9, 1988 John Charles married Kimberly Sue QUESENBERRY, in Newman Hall, Kent State University, Kent, Portage County, Ohio. Kimberly Sue was born in Robinson Memorial Hospital, Ravenna, Portage County, Ohio, on May 31, 1968.

During visit to Cleveland July 1997.

They had the following children:
		i.	Kara S. Kara S. was born in Robinson Memorial Hospital, Ravenna, Portage County, Ohio, on June 14, 1989.
		ii.	Michael John. Michael John was born in Robinson Memorial Hospital, Ravenna, Portage County, Ohio, on January 7, 1991.

1143. Teresa Michele MORRIS (John Francis10, Charles Dennis9, Grace Agnes DOYLE8, Rebecca W. STANGER7, Hannah PEARSON6, Jane SHAWHAN5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Teresa Michele was born in Mount Sinai Hospital, Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, Ohio, in April .

Born at 3:41 a.m., Friday, April 19, 1974. Weight: 9 lbs, 6 oz,
Length: 21"

In April  Teresa Michele married Patrick Norman SHEAN, in St. Gregory the Great Church, South Euclid, Cuyahoga County, Ohio.

They had one child:
		i.	Joseph Christopher. Joseph Christopher was born in Hillcrest Hospital, Cuyahoga County, Ohio, on March 18, 1998.
			7:17 pm. 8 lbs. 11 oz., 21"

Family of Judith SULLIVAN (953) & Jesse PARRIE

1144. Lisa Marie PARRIE (Judith SULLIVAN10, Grace Marie MORRIS9, Grace Agnes DOYLE8, Rebecca W. STANGER7, Hannah PEARSON6, Jane SHAWHAN5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Lisa Marie was born in Grant County, Indiana, in April .

Lisa Marie married Thomas Pete McHENRY.

They had one child:
		i.	Dustin. Dustin was born on June 25, 1987.

1145. Daniel Joseph PARRIE (Judith SULLIVAN10, Grace Marie MORRIS9, Grace Agnes DOYLE8, Rebecca W. STANGER7, Hannah PEARSON6, Jane SHAWHAN5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Daniel Joseph was born in Grant County, Indiana, on July 17, 1963.

Weighed 8 lbs.

In April  Daniel Joseph married Debra Jo FERRELL.

They had one child:
		i.	Amber. Amber was born in August .

Family of Paul Joseph SHARON (954) & Joyce Ann McDOWELL

1146. Philip Frederick SHARON (Paul Joseph10, Ethel MORRIS9, Grace Agnes DOYLE8, Rebecca W. STANGER7, Hannah PEARSON6, Jane SHAWHAN5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Philip Frederick was born in Marion, Grant County, Indiana, on June 30, 1948.

About 1971 Philip Frederick married Carmen (SHARON). Carmen died on July 29, 1978 in Phoenix, AZ.

Suicide

They had the following children:
		i.	Paul Christopher. Paul Christopher was born on March 14, 1972.
		ii.	Camille Rae Jeanne. Camille Rae Jeanne was born on October 23, 1973.
		iii.	Matthew Gavin. Matthew Gavin was born on December 4, 1975.
		iv.	John Harley. John Harley was born on May 13, 1977.

1147. Brenda Diane SHARON (Paul Joseph10, Ethel MORRIS9, Grace Agnes DOYLE8, Rebecca W. STANGER7, Hannah PEARSON6, Jane SHAWHAN5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Brenda Diane was born in Marion, Grant County, Indiana, on February 29, 1952.

On March 21, 1972 Brenda Diane married Stuart Paul TODD, in Phoenix, AZ. Stuart Paul was born in August .

They had the following children:
		i.	Lisa Christine. Lisa Christine was born in St. Joseph's Hospital, Phoenix, AZ, on September 14, 1971.
		ii.	Kirk Patrick. Kirk Patrick was born in Virginia Beach General Hospital, Virginia Beach, Virginia, on November 12, 1974.

1148. Jon Kevin SHARON (Paul Joseph10, Ethel MORRIS9, Grace Agnes DOYLE8, Rebecca W. STANGER7, Hannah PEARSON6, Jane SHAWHAN5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Jon Kevin was born in Marion, Grant County, Indiana, in April .

On November 9, 1991 Jon Kevin married Jane Marie PHILLIPS, in St Mary of Woods; Ch of Immac Conc, Indiana.

They had one child:
		i.	Sophia Catherine. Sophia Catherine was born in Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky, on May 9, 1998.
			She weighed 5 pounds, 6 ounces, and measured 18 inches.

1149. Teresa SHARON (Paul Joseph10, Ethel MORRIS9, Grace Agnes DOYLE8, Rebecca W. STANGER7, Hannah PEARSON6, Jane SHAWHAN5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Teresa was born in Marion General Hospital, Marion, Grant County, Indiana, on September 9, 1957.

About 1974 Teresa married (Mr) BUCHER.

They had the following children:
		i.	Angela Maureen. Angela Maureen was born in August .
		ii.	Brandon Michael. Brandon Michael was born after 1975.
		iii.	Jennifer Laura. Jennifer Laura was born after 1975.

1150. Bonita SHARON (Paul Joseph10, Ethel MORRIS9, Grace Agnes DOYLE8, Rebecca W. STANGER7, Hannah PEARSON6, Jane SHAWHAN5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Bonita was born in Phoenix, AZ, on June 25, 1961.

About 1981 Bonita married (Mr) SIMPSON.

They had the following children:
		i.	Mark Robert.
		ii.	Brian Andrew.

Family of Raymond Leo SHAWHAN , Sr. (959) & Alberta "Bert" Dolly KERN

1151. Raymond Leo SHAWHAN , Jr. (Raymond Leo10, Elmer Howard9, Willett Oliver8, William John7, Oliver O.6, Mary5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Raymond Leo was born in Pennsylvania on April 26, 1949.

About 1970 Raymond Leo first married Sheila "Sam" Ann MARTIN. Sheila "Sam" Ann was born on December 7, 1952.

They had the following children:
		i.	Litahni Koda. Litahni Koda was born in Ohio in April .
			Litahni Koda married Lisa NEWELL. Lisa was born in 1971.
		ii.	Robin Dale. Robin Dale was born in Ohio in April .
		iii.	Nakia Raymond. Nakia Raymond was born in Ohio on November 6, 1974.
		iv.	Patrick John. Patrick John was born in Virginia in April .

In 1990 Raymond Leo second married Joyce Ann DeHart SHAFFER.

1152. Ronald William SHAWHAN , Sr. (Raymond Leo10, Elmer Howard9, Willett Oliver8, William John7, Oliver O.6, Mary5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Ronald William was born in Pennsylvania on March 11, 1951.

About 1973 Ronald William married Brenda Kay WYSONG. Brenda Kay was born in Ohio on September 4, 1955.

They had the following children:
		i.	Ronald William. Ronald William was born in Ohio on January 17, 1974.
		ii.	Alberta Marie. Alberta Marie was born in Ohio on August 10, 1977.

1153. Nora Lucinda SHAWHAN (Raymond Leo10, Elmer Howard9, Willett Oliver8, William John7, Oliver O.6, Mary5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Nora Lucinda was born in Pennsylvania on July 21, 1954.

About 1980 Nora Lucinda married David NAPIERKOWSKI. David was born in Pennsylvania in April .

They had the following children:
		i.	Justin Shane. Justin Shane was born in Ohio on October 2, 1982.
		ii.	Teonie Tehya. Teonie Tehya was born in Pennsylvania on June 21, 1988.
		iii.	Cassandra Nicole. Cassandra Nicole was born in Ohio on January 13, 1990.

Family of Patrick Willett SHAWHAN (961) & Barbara Joan ZURICK

1154. Barbara Ellen SHAWHAN (Patrick Willett10, Elmer Howard9, Willett Oliver8, William John7, Oliver O.6, Mary5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Barbara Ellen was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on October 20, 1961.

On April 26, 1986 Barbara Ellen married Barry Jay MOMYER, in Pennsylvania. Barry Jay was born in Smithton, Pennsylvania, on July 14, 1961.

Barry was raised on a dairy farm.

They had the following children:
		i.	Ian Matthew. Ian Matthew was born on July 10, 1987.
		ii.	Kristin Leah. Kristin Leah was born on July 1, 1989.
		iii.	Joshua Colton. Joshua Colton was born in Steubenville, Ohio, on October 7, 1992.

Family of William Albert SHAWHAN , Sr. (962) & Carol RUBICAN

1155. William SHAWHAN (William Albert10, Elmer Howard9, Willett Oliver8, William John7, Oliver O.6, Mary5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). William was born in Pennsylvania on June 19, 1967.

About 1993 William married Evelyn "Eve" Marie KAGAN. Evelyn "Eve" Marie was born on December 29, 1964.

They had the following children:
		i.	Mandi Lynn. Mandi Lynn was born on September 21, 1983.
			Mandi is William's stepdaughter.

		ii.	Joshua Allen. Joshua Allen was born in Pennsylvania on May 18, 1995.
		iii.	Jacob William. Jacob William was born in Pennsylvania on May 18, 1995.

Family of Eleanor Marie "Chickie" SHAWHAN (963) & Vincent Andrew PICCHI

1156. Victoria Ann PICCHI (Eleanor Marie "Chickie" SHAWHAN10, Elmer Howard9, Willett Oliver8, William John7, Oliver O.6, Mary5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Victoria Ann was born in Pennsylvania on March 15, 1963.

On July 21, 1984 Victoria Ann married George WITTMAN. George was born in Pennsylvania in August .

They had the following children:
		i.	Amber Marie. Amber Marie was born in Pennsylvania on June 17, 1985.
		ii.	Jamie Lynn. Jamie Lynn was born in Pennsylvania on September 21, 1991.

1157. Vincent PICCHI (Eleanor Marie "Chickie" SHAWHAN10, Elmer Howard9, Willett Oliver8, William John7, Oliver O.6, Mary5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Vincent was born in Pennsylvania on January 6, 1965.

On May 25, 1996 Vincent married Sandra DILLA, in Pennsylvania. Sandra was born in Pennsylvania on November 29, 1967.

They had one child:
		i.	Luke Vincent. Luke Vincent was born in Pennsylvania in April .

1158. Veronica "Ronnie" PICCHI (Eleanor Marie "Chickie" SHAWHAN10, Elmer Howard9, Willett Oliver8, William John7, Oliver O.6, Mary5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Veronica "Ronnie" was born in Pennsylvania on November 2, 1966.

About 1996 Veronica "Ronnie" married Gary FISHER, in Pennsylvania. Gary was born on March 27, 1965.

They had the following children:
		i.	Gary. Gary was born on February 1, 1988.
			Gary is Veronica's stepson.

		ii.	Fallon Mary. Fallon Mary was born in Pennsylvania on December 23, 1997.

1159. Anthony PICCHI (Eleanor Marie "Chickie" SHAWHAN10, Elmer Howard9, Willett Oliver8, William John7, Oliver O.6, Mary5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Anthony was born in Pennsylvania on November 22, 1967.

On May 17, 1990 Anthony married Donna REEDER, in Pennsylvania. Donna was born in Pennsylvania on March 14, 1968.

They had one child:
		i.	Andrew Thomas. Andrew Thomas was born in Pennsylvania on November 22, 1991.

Family of Gloria Joan SHAFFER (964) & James Stanley WILLIAMS II

1160. Scott Shaffer WILLIAMS (Gloria Joan SHAFFER10, Mary Inez MILLER9, Eva Sylvia JONES8, Mary Ann (Molly) SHAWHAN7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Scott Shaffer was born in Columbus, Franklin, Ohio, on April 29, 1951.

On December 2, 1978 Scott Shaffer married Christine Jody BURNS, in Massillon, Stark, Ohio. Christine Jody was born in Singapore on May 6, 1952. They were divorced.

They had the following children:
		i.	Colin James. Colin James was born in Canton, Stark, Ohio, on June 30, 1981.
		ii.	Kyle Owen. Kyle Owen was born in Canton, Stark, Ohio, on May 27, 1986.
		iii.	Evan Alexander. Evan Alexander was born in Canton, Stark, Ohio, on May 27, 1986.

1161. Susan Hess WILLIAMS (Gloria Joan SHAFFER10, Mary Inez MILLER9, Eva Sylvia JONES8, Mary Ann (Molly) SHAWHAN7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Susan Hess was born in Columbus, Franklin, Ohio, on August 12, 1952.

On August 20, 1978 Susan Hess married Douglas Mark SELWYN, in Massillon, Stark, Ohio. Douglas Mark was born in Bethesda, Maryland, on March 24, 1953.

They had the following children:
		i.	Adam Michael. Adam Michael was born in Houston, Harris, Texas, on October 3, 1984.
		ii.	Ashley Lauren. Ashley Lauren was born in Houston, Harris, Texas, on June 28, 1988.

1162. James Stanley WILLIAMS III (Gloria Joan SHAFFER10, Mary Inez MILLER9, Eva Sylvia JONES8, Mary Ann (Molly) SHAWHAN7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). James Stanley was born in Massillon, Stark, Ohio, on December 17, 1958.

On June 8, 1985 James Stanley married Michelle Rae BUCHER, in Massillon, Stark, Ohio. Michelle Rae was born on April 18, 1962.

They had the following children:
		i.	Daniel James. Daniel James was born in Canton, Stark, Ohio, on January 14, 1988.
		ii.	Steven Robert. Steven Robert was born in Canton, Stark, Ohio, on June 28, 1990.
		iii.	Taylor Rae. Taylor Rae was born in Canton, Stark, Ohio, on April 20, 1992.

1163. Mary Beth WILLIAMS (Gloria Joan SHAFFER10, Mary Inez MILLER9, Eva Sylvia JONES8, Mary Ann (Molly) SHAWHAN7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Mary Beth was born in Massillon, Stark, Ohio, on April 23, 1960.

On September 2, 1989 Mary Beth married Tony Layne ARNOLD, in Massillon, Stark, Ohio. Tony Layne was born in Memphis, Shelby, Tennessee, on September 25, 1956.

They had one child:
		i.	Jeremy William. Jeremy William was born in Denville, Morris County, NJ, on April 3, 1992.

1164. Mark Porter WILLIAMS (Gloria Joan SHAFFER10, Mary Inez MILLER9, Eva Sylvia JONES8, Mary Ann (Molly) SHAWHAN7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Mark Porter was born in Massillon, Stark, Ohio, on May 4, 1962.

On May 18, 1991 Mark Porter married Carolyn Lee JOHNSON, in Massillon, Stark, Ohio. Carolyn Lee was born in Bowling Green, Wood, Ohio, on October 16, 1962.

They had the following children:
		i.	Brian Carrollton. Brian Carrollton was born in Fairview Park, Cuyahoga, Ohio, on November 11, 1992.
		ii.	Megan Paige. Megan Paige was born in Fairview Park, Cuyahoga, Ohio, on August 8, 1995.

Family of Betty Inez SHAFFER (965) & John Ellwood STETTLER

1165. Deborah Susan STETTLER (Betty Inez SHAFFER10, Mary Inez MILLER9, Eva Sylvia JONES8, Mary Ann (Molly) SHAWHAN7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Deborah Susan was born on November 21, 1950.

On January 6, 1971 Deborah Susan married Boyd LYSIAK, in Oakland, Carroll, MD.

They had the following children:
		i.	Paxie Elizabeth. Paxie Elizabeth was born on July 6, 1972.
		ii.	Jacqueline Joan. Jacqueline Joan was born on July 11, 1975.

1166. Robin English STETTLER (Betty Inez SHAFFER10, Mary Inez MILLER9, Eva Sylvia JONES8, Mary Ann (Molly) SHAWHAN7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Robin English was born in Sewickley, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, on October 6, 1949.

On December 11, 1970 Robin English married Kenneth DANCHENKA, in Ambridge, Beaver, Pennsylvania. Kenneth was born about 1948.

They had the following children:
		i.	Allyson Beth. Allyson Beth was born on October 14, 1975.
		ii.	David Kenneth. David Kenneth was born on July 22, 1971.

Family of Jerry Xerxes SHAWHAN (968) & Paula Marie STRAUB

1167. Jerry Xerxes SHAWHAN Jr. (Jerry Xerxes10, Victor Emanuel9, Robert D.8, William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Jerry Xerxes was born in Vallejo, California, on January 12, 1969. Occupation: Truck Driver.

On September 12, 1987 Jerry Xerxes married Catherine Louise SWANSON, in Benicia, California.

They had the following children:
		i.	Thomas Johnathan. Thomas Johnathan was born in Denver, Colorado, on February 29, 1988.
		ii.	Charles Michael. Charles Michael was born in Vallejo, California, on May 17, 1990.

Family of Wanetta HARPER (973) & Tony CUTO

1168. Lisa CUTO (Wanetta HARPER10, Mollie Katherine EARNEST9, Marcey Pearl SHAWHAN8, William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Lisa married David GOODWIN.

They had the following children:
		i.	Allura. Allura was born on September 25, 1989.
		ii.	Tyler. Tyler was born on April 26, 1991.

Family of Warren HARPER (975) & Judy VINCENT

1169. Melissa HARPER (Warren10, Mollie Katherine EARNEST9, Marcey Pearl SHAWHAN8, William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Melissa first married William "Billy" McATEE.

They had one child:
		i.	Josh.

Melissa second married James GLADDEN.

They had one child:
		i.	Jessica. Jessica was born in 1995.

1170. Eddie HARPER (Warren10, Mollie Katherine EARNEST9, Marcey Pearl SHAWHAN8, William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Children:
		i.	Kayla.
		ii.	Christina.

Family of Brenda Sue EARNEST (979) & Stanley CAMPBELL

1171. Amy Jo CAMPBELL (Brenda Sue EARNEST10, Harold Lee9, Marcey Pearl SHAWHAN8, William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Amy Jo married BAITY.

They had the following children:
		i.	Brittany BAITY. Brittany BAITY was born in 1994.
		ii.	Ethan. Ethan was born in 1997.

1172. Rebecca Erin CAMPBELL (Brenda Sue EARNEST10, Harold Lee9, Marcey Pearl SHAWHAN8, William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Rebecca Erin married Zachary BARROWS.

They had one child:
		i.	Skylar.

Family of Sharon Louise EARNEST (982) & Steven Michael CAIN

1173. Sherena SueBeth CAIN (Sharon Louise EARNEST10, Carl Richard (Dick)9, Marcey Pearl SHAWHAN8, William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Sherena SueBeth was born in Clarksburg, WV, on July 28, 1980.

Sherena SueBeth married Jeff MILSAP.

They had one child:
		i.	Elijah Jeffrey Stephen. Elijah Jeffrey Stephen was born in NC on May 9, 1997.

Family of Sharon Louise EARNEST (982) & Jack RICHARDS

1174. Jacqueline Louise RICHARDS (Sharon Louise EARNEST10, Carl Richard (Dick)9, Marcey Pearl SHAWHAN8, William Woodward7, Robert R.6, John5, Robert4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Jacqueline Louise was born in WV on August 9, 1967.

On August 4, 1984 Jacqueline Louise married Steven Lynn DUKE, in Clarksburg, WV. Steven Lynn was born in Clarksburg, WV, on October 23, 1964.

They had the following children:
		i.	Tessa Angeline. Tessa Angeline was born on September 13, 1984.
		ii.	Tia Louise. Tia Louise was born on October 30, 1985.
		iii.	Toni Renae. Toni Renae was born on May 20, 1988.

Family of Carolyn Ann GREEN (997) & Melvin WEBSTER

1175. Cathy Jane WEBSTER (Carolyn Ann GREEN10, Frank Ellsworth9, James Franklin8, Joseph Nathaniel B.7, Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Cathy Jane was born in Portsmouth, Virginia, on October 22, 1952.

On June 24, 1972 Cathy Jane married Jr. COUCH, in Marseilles, Illinois.

They had the following children:
		i.	Kimberly Lynn. Kimberly Lynn was born on October 2, 1974.
		ii.	Andrew Darrell. Andrew Darrell was born on April 5, 1976.
		iii.	Rocky Dean. Rocky Dean was born on December 18, 1977.
		iv.	Steven Edward. Steven Edward was born on September 29, 1979.

1176. Laurie Sue WEBSTER (Carolyn Ann GREEN10, Frank Ellsworth9, James Franklin8, Joseph Nathaniel B.7, Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Laurie Sue was born in Watseka, Illinois, on February 27, 1958.

On June 22, 1977 Laurie Sue married Hulen MOORE, in Black Rock, AR.

They had the following children:
		i.	Kerrie Lee. Kerrie Lee was born in Black Rock, AR, on June 30, 1978.
		ii.	Gary Joe. Gary Joe was born in Black Rock, AR, on July 4, 1979.

1177. Mary Ann WEBSTER (Carolyn Ann GREEN10, Frank Ellsworth9, James Franklin8, Joseph Nathaniel B.7, Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Mary Ann was born in Watseka, Illinois, on October 15, 1959.

On January 18, 1978 Mary Ann married Billy BEASLEY, in Black Rock, AR.

They had the following children:
		i.	Billy Dean. Billy Dean was born in Black Rock, AR, on February 6, 1978.
		ii.	Derek. Derek was born in Black Rock, AR, on December 2, 1979.

Family of Iva Nell McLEROY (1004) & William CROUT

1178. William Lee CROUT (Iva Nell McLEROY10, Minnie ANDERSON9, Hattie BOWMAN8, Henrietta GREEN7, Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, Joseph5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

William Lee married Tricka.

They had one child:
		i.	James Miichael.

Family of Sarah Ann KNECHT (1014) & Tyrone Lee JONES

1179. Mario Jeffrey JONES (Sarah Ann KNECHT10, Norma Lail GUSTIN9, Gladys Shawhan LAIL8, John Laird7, Mary Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, John McDowell5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Mario Jeffrey was born in Great Lakes, Illinois, on October 2, 1963.

On June 29, 1985 Mario Jeffrey first married Pamela Gwen BERUBE, in Bishop, California. Pamela Gwen was born in Bishop, California, on May 17, 1962. They were divorced.

They had one child:
		i.	Mitchell Cameron. Mitchell Cameron was born on March 4, 1993.

On March 11, 1996 Mario Jeffrey second married Alice CATZ, in Jamaica. Alice was born in New York, NY.

1180. Erik Steven JONES (Sarah Ann KNECHT10, Norma Lail GUSTIN9, Gladys Shawhan LAIL8, John Laird7, Mary Elizabeth SHAWHAN6, John McDowell5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Erik Steven was born on December 12, 1966.

On January 2, 1990 Erik Steven married Lauralee MENCUM, in Las Vegas, NV. Lauralee was born on September 8, 1962. They were divorced.

They had one child:
		i.	Madison Taylor (Maddie). Madison Taylor (Maddie) was born in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, on September 21, 1992.

Family of Marilyn GOODWIN (1024) & Robert "Bucky" HAMMOND

1181. Julie HAMMOND (Marilyn GOODWIN10, Mable TREVILLYAN9, Daisy Mable HANCOCK8, Louise Ald "Louie" SHAWHAN7, John Robert "Poke"6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Julie was born in Manhatten, NY, on July 18, 1965.

On August 8, 1985 Julie married Keny GRIFFITH, in Reno, NV. Keny was born in Mt. Vernon. Ohio, on October 16, 1966.

They had the following children:
		i.	Kyle. Kyle was born in Oakland Naval Base, California, on April 15, 1986.
		ii.	Courtney. Courtney was born in Oakland Naval Base, California, on July 2, 1988.
		iii.	Cody Alexander. Cody Alexander was born in Omaha, NE, on January 18, 1995.

Family of Thomas Howard GOODWIN (1025) & Shirley Marie OSBORN

1182. Kevin Howard GOODWIN (Thomas Howard10, Mable TREVILLYAN9, Daisy Mable HANCOCK8, Louise Ald "Louie" SHAWHAN7, John Robert "Poke"6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Kevin Howard was born in Houston, Texas, on June 12, 1960.

On May 2, 1981 Kevin Howard first married Gail Marie PAYNE, daughter of Willard Marvin PAYNE Jr. & Wanda Lou MEYERS, in Oklahoma City, OK. Gail Marie was born on December 13, 1961. They were divorced.

They had the following children:
		i.	Jacob Howard. Jacob Howard was born in Oklahoma City, OK, on September 22, 1983.
		ii.	Anthony Vaughan "Tony". Anthony Vaughan "Tony" was born in Oklahoma City, OK, on June 25, 1985.

On April 12, 1996 Kevin Howard second married Liliana Patricia OCAMPO. Liliana Patricia was born on February 18, 1975.

They had one child:
		i.	Ashlynn Josefina. Ashlynn Josefina was born on July 30, 1996.

1183. Stacie Marie GOODWIN (Thomas Howard10, Mable TREVILLYAN9, Daisy Mable HANCOCK8, Louise Ald "Louie" SHAWHAN7, John Robert "Poke"6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Stacie Marie was born in Houston, Texas, on August 31, 1964.

Stacie's son, Colin, was adopted by Steven,

On October 19, 1992 Stacie Marie married Steven David GEHL, in Sioux Falls, SD. Steven David was born on December 20, 1963.

They had the following children:
		i.	Colin Grant Goodwin. Colin Grant Goodwin was born in Denver, Colorado, on September 12, 1984.
		ii.	Jordan Lacy. Jordan Lacy was born in Omaha, NE, on September 12, 1988.
			Jordan is Steve's daughter from a previous relationship.

		iii.	Tyler David. Tyler David was born in Omaha, NE, on April 25, 1995.

Family of Penelope "Penny" PARSONS (1026) & James HYNEK , Sr.

1184. James HYNEK , Jr. (Penelope "Penny" PARSONS10, Daisy Grace TREVILLYAN9, Daisy Mable HANCOCK8, Louise Ald "Louie" SHAWHAN7, John Robert "Poke"6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). James was born in Omaha, Douglas County, NE, on March 4, 1969.

About 1986 James married JANICE, in Omaha, NE.

They had the following children:
		i.	Jennifer. Jennifer was born in Omaha, Douglas County, NE, on August 14, 1987.
		ii.	Heather Ann. Heather Ann was born in Omaha, Douglas County, NE, on September 12, 1988.

1185. Christine HYNEK (Penelope "Penny" PARSONS10, Daisy Grace TREVILLYAN9, Daisy Mable HANCOCK8, Louise Ald "Louie" SHAWHAN7, John Robert "Poke"6, Robert Fleming5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Christine was born in Omaha, Douglas County, NE, on August 21, 1971.

About 1993 Christine married Peter MAGLICIC, in Omaha, NE.

They had the following children:
		i.	Taylor. Taylor was born in Omaha, Douglas County, NE, on February 7, 1995.
		ii.	Collyn. Collyn was born in Omaha, Douglas County, NE, on December 7, 1995.

Family of Juliann Elizabeth GILES (1049) & Gary Ward TIMMERMAN

1186. Mark Richard Ward TIMMERMAN (Juliann Elizabeth GILES10, Clara Elizabeth (Betty) SHAWHAN9, Leslie Lyon8, Walter Brice7, Daniel William6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Mark Richard Ward was born in Monterey Park, California, on June 6, 1957.

A contractor, Mark accepted as his stepchildren Vicki's children from
a previous marriage.

On May 4, 1984 Mark Richard Ward married Vicki Yvonne CROSS, in Anchorage, Alaska. Vicki Yvonne was born in Twin Falls, ID, on March 29, 1950.

They had the following children:
	1216	i.	Patricia Dawn (1969-)
	1217	ii.	Kenneth Korey (1971-)
	1218	iii.	Nikole Lee (1977-)

1187. Michael William TIMMERMAN (Juliann Elizabeth GILES10, Clara Elizabeth (Betty) SHAWHAN9, Leslie Lyon8, Walter Brice7, Daniel William6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Michael William was born in Hollywood, California, on September 16, 1958.

Michael is a Plant Manager at the E. C. Phillips & Son Processing and
Cold Storage Plant.

On April 1, 1983 Michael William married Cynthia Kathleen SHARP, in Anchorage, Alaska. Cynthia Kathleen was born in Chewelah, WA, on April 6, 1960.

They had the following children:
		i.	Ryan Michael. Ryan Michael was born in Anchorage, Alaska, on October 1, 1983.
		ii.	Kyle Tyler. Kyle Tyler was born in Anchorage, Alaska, on November 16, 1984.
		iii.	Caylee Diane. Caylee Diane was born in Bothel, WA, on February 16, 1988.

Family of Patricia Ruth GILES (1050) & Lyle Edward RIMER

1188. Wendy Renee "Pooh" RIMER (Patricia Ruth GILES10, Clara Elizabeth (Betty) SHAWHAN9, Leslie Lyon8, Walter Brice7, Daniel William6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Wendy Renee "Pooh" was born in Whittier, California, on April 13, 1967.

On October 21, 1989 Wendy Renee "Pooh" married William Charles CURRLIN, in California. William Charles was born in San Francisco, California, on April 24, 1967.

They had the following children:
		i.	Justin William. Justin William was born in Walnut Creek, California, on May 3, 1992.
		ii.	Christian Jordan. Christian Jordan was born in Louisiana Palma, California, on March 10, 1995.

Family of Larry Dale CHANDLER (1067) & Earlene BLAGG

1189. Kellie Ann CHANDLER (Larry Dale10, Oscar William9, Margaret Melvina SMITH8, John Thomas “Squire”7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Kellie Ann was born in Tulsa, Tulsa County, Oklahoma, on June 25, 1965.

On July 3, 1990 Kellie Ann married Andrew William HRVATIN, son of Albert HRVATIN & Mary Lou AMBROSE, in New Orleans, Orleans County, Louisiana. Andrew William was born in Joliet, Will County, Illinois, on May 5, 1966.

They had one child:
		i.	Alicia Rose. Alicia Rose was born in Fort Worth, Tarrant County, Texas, on November 16, 1996.

Family of John Virgil FRANCIS Jr. (1075) & Sandy GORMAN

1190. Suzanne Irene FRANCIS (John Virgil10, Margaret Louisa SMITH9, John Francis8, John Thomas “Squire”7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Suzanne Irene was born on August 21, 1967.

In September 1996 Suzanne Irene married Brian NORVELLE.

They had one child:
		i.	James. James was born in February 2000.

Family of John Virgil FRANCIS Jr. (1075) & Sonya SCHAAF

1191. Kacie FRANCIS (John Virgil10, Margaret Louisa SMITH9, John Francis8, John Thomas “Squire”7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Kacie was born on July 21, 1970.

In 1994 Kacie married Robert TOFFOLI.

They had the following children:
		i.	Samantha Nicole. Samantha Nicole was born in Orlando, Florida, on July 1, 1997.
		ii.	Louis Clay. Louis Clay was born in Hollywood, Florida, in April 2000.

Family of Thomas Russell FRANCIS (1076) & Betty HYMES

1192. Chad Alan FRANCIS (Thomas Russell10, Margaret Louisa SMITH9, John Francis8, John Thomas “Squire”7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Chad Alan was born in Springfield, Illinois, on December 16, 1970.

Chad Alan first married Stephanie, in Germany.

Research: Chad married Stephanie while stationed in Germany as a U.S. Army soldier.  {REF}

Chad Alan second married Julie KIRKWIG, in Nacagdoches, Texas.

They had the following children:
		i.	Sagil Elizabeth194. Sagil Elizabeth was born on June 17, 1999. 3:45 PM, 8 lbs., 13 oz., 20” long.
		ii.	Mason Elizabeth. Mason Elizabeth was born in Jefferson City, Missouri, on January 8, 2001.
			Note from Tom Francis, January 18, 2001:
			
			Bobby,
			
			Be so kind as to seek God's Blessings on our newest family arrival.  Mason Elizabeth Francis has chosen Chad and Julie Francis as her earthly parents. She has chosen kind hearted people for her journey on this plane for this time.
			
			Born January 8, 2001, weighed 7 lbs 4 oz, was 19" long, see attached picture.
			
			It was good talking to you the other day, I'd been wondering what was going on with my bro.  I think our idea on traveling is good, though I'd like to see you soon, I would much rather you and I get away for a few days, lay on the ground like a coupla old dawgs, eat balogna and crackers and fart whenever we feel the need.  Our float trip was one of my favorite times and I look forward to doing it again.
			
			Talk to ya later.
			
			Tom

1193. Candace Ann FRANCIS (Thomas Russell10, Margaret Louisa SMITH9, John Francis8, John Thomas “Squire”7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Candace Ann was born in Jefferson City, MO, on June 21, 1972.

On July 26, 1997 Candace Ann married John Mark JEFFRIES, in Jefferson City, Missouri.

They had one child:
		i.	Grace Elizabeth. Grace Elizabeth was born on March 20, 2001.
			Bob,
			
			Just received the article, and, like, I'm kin to a celebrity!!! What a nice write up.  This guy really caught the flavor of the chaplaincy didn't he?? And what a welcome to the community.
			
			Candy is visiting with her new baby, did I tell you I was a grampa again??
			
			Grace Elizabeth Jeffries, born March 20, 9:33 AM, 7 lbs 8 oz, 21" long and a doll baby.  I held her all through  lunch today, what a little cutie she is.
			
			Say HI to Cindy for me.
			
			We'll talk more later.
			
			Tom

Family of Robert Eugene FRANCIS (1077) & Lucinda Leigh McCLURE

1194. Rachel Deliath FRANCIS (Robert Eugene10, Margaret Louisa SMITH9, John Francis8, John Thomas “Squire”7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Rachel Deliath was born in Independence, Missouri, on September 24, 1973. Occupation: Teacher. Religion: Taoist/Unitarian Universalist.

<Other descriptions of Rachel:

From her father:  When one first meets Rachel, she could be thought of as generally quiet and shy.  Actually, with those she knows and trusts, Rachel is very friendly, warm, and outgoing.  She has a wonderful irreverent wit about her and an absolutely marvelous distaste for religious bigotry.

She literally bubbles over with creativity yet often takes her talent for granted.   For example, without great thought or planning, Rachel can create an art item that is both eloquent and beautiful.

When she wants to be, Rachel can be the sweetest, nicest and most wonderful person to be around; but when she's in a bad mood--watch out!  It's best to "let the storm pass" as they say, because until Rachel wants to calm down, no one on earth–or in the heavens–can do it for her!  (Ahh, what a saint you have in Lance, dear Rachel).>

On May 29, 1994 Rachel Deliath married Lance CASE, son of Patrick Richard CASE (March 28, 1950-) & Wilma Jean BENTZ (May 12, 1956-), in Petersburg, Virginia. Lance was born on August 26, 1972. Lance served in  U.S. Coast Guard, in 1991/1998; he was 18. Occupation: College Student. Religion: Unitarian Universalist.

<Other descriptions of Lance:

From his father-in-law:  Lance is very kind, generous, and patient person.  He is very knowlegable about the outdoors yet is very humble about it.  I feel good being with Lance and am looking forward to our dream of hiking the Appalachian trail together in the spring of 1998.>

<Rachel's description of Lance:  Lance loves hiking and outdoors.  He is very friendly and easy-going.  He loves to smile and talk to anyone.  Lance also likes to visit breweries and sample exotic beers!

Lance is 5'9", has auburn harir, blue eyes, and fair skin with many freckles!  He takes after his mother's side of the family in his features; except for his large jaw and sloping forehead.

After completing his service with the Coast Guard, Lance hopes to attend college in order to become a forest ranger.

Lance is a good friend; someone who listens.  He is dependable and stable.>

They had one child:
		i.	Lily Jane. Lily Jane was born in Ellsworth, Maine, on March 6, 1998. Born at 11:37AM, 7lbs., 3oz., 21”.

Family of Judith Ann McKEOWN (1078) & Charles CUMMINS

1195. Charles Brett CUMMINS (Judith Ann McKEOWN10, Sarah Ann SMITH9, John Francis8, John Thomas “Squire”7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Charles Brett was born in St. Mary’s Hospital, Decatur, Illinois, on June 2, 1966.

On October 25, 1986 Charles Brett married Kelly Jo CHAPMAN.

They had the following children:
		i.	Austin Brett. Austin Brett was born in Mattoon, Illinois, on November 29, 1988. Hospital:  Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Center.
			Austin’s middle name is after his father.

		ii.	Anna Jo. Anna Jo was born in Mattoon, Illinois, on June 24, 1992. Hospital:  Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Center.
			Anna is named after her maternal great-grandmother Anna Huffaker.  Her middle name is after her mother.

1196. Jenny CUMMINS (Judith Ann McKEOWN10, Sarah Ann SMITH9, John Francis8, John Thomas “Squire”7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Jenny was born on June 19, 1971.

In June 1989 Jenny first married Tony MOON. They were divorced.

On August 8, 1999 Jenny second married Jerry Lee BURGER, in Eppingham, Illinois.

They had the following children:
		i.	Ethan Lee. Ethan Lee was born in Mattoon, Illinois, on January 8, 2002.
		ii.	Brett Christian. Brett Christian was born in Mattoon, Illinois, on September 11, 2000.

Family of Nancy Mae McKEOWN (1079) & William Louis SANDERS

1197. William Robert STARNES (Nancy Mae McKEOWN10, Sarah Ann SMITH9, John Francis8, John Thomas “Squire”7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).195 William Robert was born in Carbondale, Illinois, on March 6, 1967.

Research: Couple divorced.

William Robert married Jennifer Alison UNDERWOOD. Jennifer Alison was born on October 11, 1971.

They had the following children:
		i.	Anna Elizabeth. Anna Elizabeth was born in Springfield, Missouri, on January 31, 1993.
		ii.	Drew Christopher. Drew Christopher was born in Springfield, Missouri, on March 31, 1994.
		iii.	Katie McKenzie. Katie McKenzie was born in Springfield, Missouri, on January 3, 1997.

Family of Nancy Mae McKEOWN (1079) & Gary Lynn STARNES

1198. Lindsay Morgan STARNES (Nancy Mae McKEOWN10, Sarah Ann SMITH9, John Francis8, John Thomas “Squire”7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Lindsay Morgan was born in Westminster, Colorado, on February 7, 1977.

In 1995 Lindsay Morgan married Steven TERRY.

They had the following children:
		i.	Coralie Eden. Coralie Eden was born in Lexington, Kentucky, on August 11, 1994.
		ii.	Addison Steven. Addison Steven was born in Kingsport, Tennessee, on February 9, 1996.

Family of Russell Franklin McKEOWN Jr. (1080) & Marla

1199. Jason McKEOWN (Russell Franklin10, Sarah Ann SMITH9, John Francis8, John Thomas “Squire”7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1).

Jason married Lisa.

They had the following children:
		i.	Kelsi Jean. Kelsi Jean was born on April 4, 1995.
		ii.	Anthony. Anthony was born on April 4, 1995.

Family of Carol Jean McKEOWN (1081) & Kenneth Eugene LESTER

1200. Jamie Nicole (Lester) McKEOWN (Carol Jean10, Sarah Ann SMITH9, John Francis8, John Thomas “Squire”7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Jamie Nicole (Lester) was born on March 7, 1972.

She did not marry Clarence Ben DOUGLAS III. Clarence Ben was born in New York, New York, in 1971.

They had one child:
		i.	Julian Lacy Wyatt. Julian Lacy Wyatt was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on September 12, 2000.

Family of Sallie Joan McKEOWN (1082) & Tony HIGGINS

1201. Emily HIGGINS (Sallie Joan McKEOWN10, Sarah Ann SMITH9, John Francis8, John Thomas “Squire”7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Emily was born on December 7, 1981.

Child:
		i.	Aaron Joshua. Aaron Joshua was born on October 8, 2000.

Family of Charles Lowell COLLINS (1084) & Eleanor F. PALMA

1202. Charles Lowell COLLINS III (Charles Lowell10, Pearl Ivan9, Zora WRIGHT8, Emma K. SMITH7, John Shawhan6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Charles Lowell was born in Schenectady, New York, on February 14, 1959.

In 1983 Charles Lowell first married Anna GREEN, in Saratoga Springs, New York. Anna was born in Saratoga Springs, New York, in 1961.

They had the following children:
		i.	Charles Lowell. Charles Lowell was born in Saratoga Springs, New York, on July 11, 1984.
		ii.	Amy Marie. Amy Marie was born in Saratoga Springs, New York, on May 21, 1988.

In July 1992 Charles Lowell second married Doreen FLANNIGAN, in Saratoga Springs, New York. Doreen was born in Schenectady, New York, on March 27, 1960.

They had one child:
		i.	James Carmen. James Carmen was born in Saratoga Springs, New York, on October 29, 1990.

Family of Janice Elane WIESNER (1086) & Gerald Cairns DEWITZ

1203. Thomas Shaun DEWITZ (Janice Elane WIESNER10, Ruth Meriam SMITH9, Claude E.8, John Oscar7, Nicholas6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Thomas Shaun was born in Los Angeles, California, on October 19, 1951.

On June 24, 1972 Thomas Shaun married Dorothy Elizabeth CLEMENT, daughter of Herbert Irick CLEMENT & Margaret Sara REXON, in Laurel Springs, New Jersey. Dorothy Elizabeth was born in Laurel Springs, New Jersey, on April 23, 1951.

They had one child:
		i.	Matthew. Matthew was born in Houston, Texas, on July 1, 1983.

1204. Scott David DEWITZ (Janice Elane WIESNER10, Ruth Meriam SMITH9, Claude E.8, John Oscar7, Nicholas6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Scott David was born in Ventura, California, on April 5, 1955.

On May 26, 1979 Scott David married Carolyn Elizabeth GRESHAM, daughter of Marshall GRESHAM & Mildred Frances DONALD, in Houston, Texas. Carolyn Elizabeth was born on August 10, 1960.

They had the following children:
		i.	Sara Kathryn. Sara Kathryn was born in El Paso, Texas, on February 24, 1982.
		ii.	Jennifer Michelle. Jennifer Michelle was born in El Paso, Texas, on November 16, 1986.

1205. Pamela Jane DEWITZ (Janice Elane WIESNER10, Ruth Meriam SMITH9, Claude E.8, John Oscar7, Nicholas6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Pamela Jane was born in Ventura, California, on July 18, 1956.

On January 8, 1977 Pamela Jane married Vincent Carl ZINNANTE, son of Ross Anthony ZINNANTE & Anne Mary SCHILLACI, in Houston, Texas. Vincent Carl was born in Houston, Texas, on October 14, 1955.

They had the following children:
		i.	Amy Michelle. Amy Michelle was born in Houston, Texas, on April 17, 1983.
		ii.	Natalie Anne. Natalie Anne was born in Houston, Texas, on December 28, 1984.
		iii.	Anna Lisa. Anna Lisa was born in Houston, Texas, on August 16, 1988.

1206. Kimberly Kay DEWITZ (Janice Elane WIESNER10, Ruth Meriam SMITH9, Claude E.8, John Oscar7, Nicholas6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Kimberly Kay was born in Ventura, California, on January 21, 1958.

On August 19, 1978 Kimberly Kay married John Thomas CARROLL, in Houston, Texas. John Thomas was born in Falfurrias, Texas, on October 19, 1957.

They had the following children:
		i.	Christin Marie. Christin Marie was born in Houston, Texas, on July 28, 1980.
		ii.	Anthony Michael. Anthony Michael was born in Galveston, Texas, on October 5, 1991.
		iii.	Cody James Petyak. Cody James Petyak was born in Galveston, Texas, on September 5, 1995.

Family of Barbara DAVID (1087) & Ralph Leroy WILSON

1207. Patricia Lee WILSON (Barbara DAVID10, William Russell9, John George8, Margaret A. SMITH7, Nicholas6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Patricia Lee was born in Schenectady, New York, on March 11, 1945.

Patricia Lee married John Bruce SANDERS. John Bruce was born in Amsterdam, New York, on September 5, 1944.

They had the following children:
		i.	John Bruce. John Bruce was born in Amsterdam, New York, on December 6, 1966.
		ii.	Heather Lorraine. Heather Lorraine was born in Schenectady, New York, on June 24, 1969.
		iii.	Tricia Lee. Tricia Lee was born in Schenectady, New York, on January 3, 1971.

1208. Karen Margaret WILSON (Barbara DAVID10, William Russell9, John George8, Margaret A. SMITH7, Nicholas6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Karen Margaret was born in Schenectady, New York, on October 22, 1946.

Karen Margaret married Leslie Roy KLEIN. Leslie Roy was born in Staten Island, New York, on January 19, 1946.

They had the following children:
		i.	Michelle Lee. Michelle Lee was born in Bayonne, New Jersey, on July 7, 1968.
		ii.	Melissa Jo. Melissa Jo was born in Schenectady, New York, on October 22, 1970.

1209. Penelope Gay WILSON (Barbara DAVID10, William Russell9, John George8, Margaret A. SMITH7, Nicholas6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Penelope Gay was born in Fresno, California, on March 11, 1948.

Penelope Gay married Philip Gene EVERSON. Philip Gene was born in Ballston Spa, New york, on July 25, 1946.

They had one child:
		i.	Kimberly Ann. Kimberly Ann was born in Schenectady, New York, on October 8, 1970.

Family of Allen Ray DAVID (1088) & Carol M. SHEA

1210. Terry Louise DAVID (Allen Ray10, William Russell9, John George8, Margaret A. SMITH7, Nicholas6, Nancy SHAWHAN5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Terry Louise was born in Schenectady, New York, on May 11, 1952.

Terry Louise married Gregory Charles LORD. Gregory Charles was born in Schenectady, New York, on May 11, 1952.

They had one child:
		i.	Gregory Charles. Gregory Charles was born in Phoenix, Arizona, on August 12, 1969.

Family of John Henry SHAWHAN (1123) & Jane Rice RAMSEY

1211. Lisa Ann SHAWHAN (John Henry10, James Henry9, John Lawson8, William Henry7, Daniel McCune6, William "Billy" McCune5, John4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Lisa Ann was born on April 4, 1968.

On December 16, 1990 Lisa Ann married Charles FOLEY, in Indianapolis, Indiana. Charles was born about 1968.

They had the following children:
		i.	Madison K. Madison K. was born about 1992.
		ii.	Connor John. Connor John was born on January 12, 1993.

Family of Joan Carol KITCHEN (1128) & Ralph Lee WILSON

1212. Randall Lee WILSON (Joan Carol KITCHEN10, Kathleen SHAWHAN9, William Rienharte8, William Joseph7, John6, Joseph5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Randall Lee was born in Fort Lewis, WA, on October 19, 1955.

On June 20, 1975 Randall Lee married Sandra Lorraine FRANKHAUSER, daughter of Fred FRANKHAUSER & Joan MORGAN, in Puyallup, Pierce County, WA. Sandra Lorraine was born in Pierce County, WA, on March 4, 1956.

They had the following children:
		i.	Amy Joan. Amy Joan was born in Puyallup, Pierce County, WA, on June 2, 1977.
		ii.	Stacy Ann. Stacy Ann was born in Puyallup, Pierce County, WA, on June 19, 1979.

1213. Connie Marie WILSON (Joan Carol KITCHEN10, Kathleen SHAWHAN9, William Rienharte8, William Joseph7, John6, Joseph5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Connie Marie was born on November 9, 1962.

On July 11, 1981 Connie Marie married Benny Dale ATCHLEY, in Lebanon, OR. Benny Dale was born in Lebanon, OR, on March 29, 1957.

They had one child:
		i.	Joshua Benjamin. Joshua Benjamin was born in Lebanon, OR, on April 11, 1984.

Family of Audrey Dawn KITCHEN (1129) & Robert Joseph MOORE

1214. Janice Lynn MOORE (Audrey Dawn KITCHEN10, Kathleen SHAWHAN9, William Rienharte8, William Joseph7, John6, Joseph5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Janice Lynn was born in Tacoma, WA, on September 13, 1957.

On August 13, 1977 Janice Lynn married Anton KUNTZ, in Puyallup, Pierce County, WA. Anton was born in Tacoma, WA, on September 16, 1956. They were divorced.

They had the following children:
		i.	Roberta Dawn. Roberta Dawn was born in Puyallup, Pierce County, WA, on July 22, 1978.
		ii.	Adam Anton. Adam Anton was born in Tacoma, WA, on December 24, 1980.

Family of Dewey KUSTER III (1138) & Sylvia Ann LEWIS

1215. Maria Lyne KUSTER (Dewey10, Marguerite Lyne WORNALL9, Maria Gay PAYNE8, Marguerite Rebecca LYNE7, Maggie Rebecca SHAWHAN6, Henry Ewalt5, Joseph4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Maria Lyne was born in Mertle Beach, South Carolina, on July 26, 1973.

Maria Lyne married Eric COUDILL. Eric was born in Richmond, Virginia.

They had one child:
		i.	Daniel Jacob. Daniel Jacob was born in Lexington, Kentucky, on May 24, 1997.

Twelfth Generation 
—————————————————————————————————————————————
Family of Mark Richard Ward TIMMERMAN (1186) & Vicki Yvonne CROSS

1216. Patricia Dawn SHIPPY (Mark Richard Ward TIMMERMAN11, Juliann Elizabeth GILES10, Clara Elizabeth (Betty) SHAWHAN9, Leslie Lyon8, Walter Brice7, Daniel William6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Patricia Dawn was born in Spokane, WA, on June 27, 1969.

Patricia Dawn married Jeffrey DENNY.

They had the following children:
		i.	Ashley Dawn. Ashley Dawn was born in Spokane, WA, on October 23, 1987.
		ii.	Haley Nikole. Haley Nikole was born in Spokane, WA, on April 25, 1991.
		iii.	Jeffrey. Jeffrey was born in Chico, California, on August 17, 1992.

1217. Kenneth Korey SHIPPY (Mark Richard Ward TIMMERMAN11, Juliann Elizabeth GILES10, Clara Elizabeth (Betty) SHAWHAN9, Leslie Lyon8, Walter Brice7, Daniel William6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Kenneth Korey was born in Spokane, WA, on April 2, 1971.

Kenneth Korey married Janelle TRUAX.

They had one child:
		i.	Koreyelle Deanne. Koreyelle Deanne was born in Spokane, WA, on October 18, 1996.

1218. Nikole Lee SHIPPY (Mark Richard Ward TIMMERMAN11, Juliann Elizabeth GILES10, Clara Elizabeth (Betty) SHAWHAN9, Leslie Lyon8, Walter Brice7, Daniel William6, Benjamin Plummer5, Daniel4, Daniel3, Daniel2, Darby1). Nikole Lee was born in Spokane, WA, on July 30, 1977.

Child:
		i.	Kylie Nikole MUNOZ. Kylie Nikole MUNOZ was born in Chico, California, on June 24, 1997.

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1. Clemens, Paul G. E.  "The Atlantic Economy and Colonial Maryland's
2. Shawhan, Ron.  “The Shawhans,” p. 2
3. “Shawhan, Smith, Chandler, Madsen (1699-1951)” compiled by Isobel Chandler Madsen, p. 4.
4. St. Paul's Parish Register, Kent County, Md. published in Wright, F. Edward.  "Maryland Eastern Shore Vital Records 1648-1725."  2nd edition. Decorah, Iowa: The Anundsen Publ. County, 1982.  p. 34.
5. According to Suit-File Box 733, Bourbon County Circuit Court (abstracted by Julia Ardery), Margaret lived with her son, John, on 130 acres of her late husband Daniel’s land.  It may be she that is listed on the Kentucky 1810 census under John’s name as “one female over 45 years.”  She moved to Pennsylvania to live with daughter Jane.  In 1814, she moved back to Bourbon County and lived on 50 acres of land with son Joseph and later returned to live in Pennsylvania.  As of October 9, 1827, Margaret was living with her daughter Jane Shawhan Beckett.  She was originally buried beside her husband at the old Stonermouth Presbyterian cemetery, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Her remains were reinterred (along with her husband) in 1870 at Battle Grove Cemetery, Harrison County, Kentucky.--REF
6. Family Bible of Robert Shawhan, 1764-1833, 1938 in possession of Robbie Craig, (hereafter cited as Robert Shawhan, Family Bible); Robt. Shawhan, Testator, filed Feb. 28, 1833, Boro of Birmingham, Allegheny County, PA, (hereafter cited as Robt. Shawhan Will, Will Book); and Wm. G. Hills, Genealogy Notes - The Shawhan Family - Vol. I, p. 127-171  (Chevy Chase, MD, 1939, by author), (hereafter cited as Wm. G. Hills "Notes", Genealogy Notes).
7. The location of this family cemetery is 5.5 miles north of Paris, Kentucky, on State Highway 27.  It sits just behind the current Custom Wood Products company.
8. “Shawhan, Smith, Chandler, Madsen (1699-1951)” compiled by Isobel Chandler Madsen, p. 13.  Note also Filson Club Publication No. 27, page 121––petition No. 57: a request of the inhabitants of Bourbon County for the establishment of a town at Bourbon C. H. lists the names of DANIEL SHAWHAN, Daniel Shawhan, Jr., and John Shawhan, July 1788.  [The Kentuckian-Citizen, Paris, Ky.  Tuesday, March 28, 1944, p. 2.]
9. Suit-File Box 733, Bourbon County Circuit Court
10. Madsen, p. 13.
11. Bourbon County Deed Book 6,  p. 135.
12. Bourbon County Deed Book II, p. 410 ;  Hills, William G. “Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy,” pp. 32-33; Madsen, Isobel Chandler. “Shawhan, Smith, Chandler, Madsen (1699-1951), p. 14.
13. “Shawhan, Smith, Chandler, Madsen (1699-1951)” compiled by Isobel Chandler Madsen, p. 14.
14. “Shawhan, Smith, Chandler, Madsen (1699-1951)” compiled by Isobel Chandler Madsen, p. 15.
15. “Will of John Shawhan,” Will Book M--pp. 291-292, Bourbon County Court House, Paris, Kentucky.
16. Hills, William G.; Shawhan, Violet Romer; Norton, Nell Downing; Lemley, Marie Perrin. “Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy,” p. 34.
17. The original document is housed in the Kentucky State Archives, Frankfort, Kentucky.  Transcribed May, 1999.
18. William McCune Family Bible owned by Miss May Shannon, Vandalia, Missouri.  The Bible places the birth year as 1775.  Reference:  Campbell, Kathryn Hutcherson.  “William McCune The Pennsylvanian and Kindred Families,” p. 16.  The May 20, 1776 date is taken from Hills, William G.; Shawhan, Violet Romer; Norton, Nell Downing; Lemley, Marie Perrin. “Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy,” p. 33.
19. M. Shawhan Will, Bourbon County, Kentucky Will Book P. pp. 638-639.
20. Hills, William G.; Shawhan, Violet Romer; Norton, Nell Downing; Lemley, Marie Perrin. “Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy,” p. 32.
21. “Shawhan, Smith, Chandler, Madsen (1699-1951)” compiled by Isobel Chandler Madsen, p. 16.
22. Taken from a book compiled in 1978-1979 by Patty Biddle, from Western Citizen Newspapers:  Biddle, Patty M. “Kentucky Straight Bourbon--Deaths, Births & Marriages, 1808-1865,” p. 91.
23. Margaret Morris Dellert Family Papers, 1998 (hereafter cited as Margaret Dellert Papers).
24. Death Certificate from Grant County Health Department (hereafter cited as Grant County (IN) Death Cert.).
25. Margaret Dellert Papers; and Pearson, Pierson, Person File received from Merry Anne Pierson Merry Anne Pierson (hereafter cited as Pearson Genealogy File, Marry Anne Pierson).
26. Cornelia Warner, “Our Heritage,” http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=necko&id=I4753, May 22, 2000.
E-mail:  fenenga@mminternet.com
27. Grant County (IN) Death Cert..
28. Patrick Shawhan, Genealogy Research Notes, Pittsburgh, PA, 1990s (hereafter cited as Patrick Shawhan, Genealogy Notes).
29. Daniel Shwhan, Testator, Filed March 4, 1881, Scott Twp, Allegheny County, PA, (hereafter cited as Daniel Shawhan, Will Book); Index, Marriage license of Daniel Shawhan and Margaret Caldwell, Pittsburgh Post Gazette, (hereafter cited as Dan Shawhan Marriage, Pittsburgh Gazette);  Allegheny History (hereafter cited as Allegheny, PA, Allegheny History); and 1880 U.S. Census, PA, , (hereafter cited as 1880, U.S. Census).
30. Robertine (Robbie) Shawhan, Tombstone reading, Chartiers Cemetery, Carnegie, PA; Read by Pat Shawhan in 1992 (hereafter cited as Robbie Shawhan, Tombstone).
31. John Shawhan, Testator, filed Feb. 12, 1859, Will Book 9, No. 144, Boro of Birmingham, Allegheny County, PA, (hereafter cited as John Shawhan, Will Book).
32. Obit of Joseph Shawhan, Pittsburgh Gazette, Pittsburgh, PA  (Thursday, Nov. 18, 1880), (hereafter cited as Joseph Shawhan  Obit, Pittsburgh Gazette).
33. Chas. F. McKenna, , Under the Maltese Cross - Campaigns of the 155th Pennsylvania Regiment  (1910), (hereafter cited as Joseph Shawhan - PA Regt. KIA Civil War).
34. Obit of Mary Shawhan, widow of late Robert Shawhan, Pittsburgh Gazette, Pittsburgh, PA  (Saturday, May 20, 1882), (hereafter cited as Mary Shawhan Obit, Pittsburgh Gazette).
35. “Shawhan, Smith, Chandler, Madsen (1699-1951)” compiled by Isobel Chandler Madsen, pp. 17-19.
36. “Shawhan, Smith, Chandler, Madsen (1699-1951)” compiled by Isobel Chandler Madsen, p. 19.
37. Bourbon County Marriage Book 2, p. 58:
Date of Marriage--1816, Jan. 12
Parties names--William Reding and Peggy Shannon
By whom married--John R. Moreland
38. Goodspeed’s The History of Pike County, 1883.
39. “Shawhan, Smith, Chandler, Madsen (1699-1951)” compiled by Isobel Chandler Madsen, p. 18.
40. Pike County, Mo. Vol. 6/245-9
41. From Old Grassy Creek Cemetery records.  “George E. son of William and Maraget d. July 1838 age 4 yrs 4 mo 18 days.”
42. Old Grassy Creek Cemetery records list the daughter as birth and death on October 16, 1835.
43. From Old Grassy Creek Cemetery, Pike County, Missouri, records.  “Niel son of William and Margaret” stone marker, birth and death dates illegible.
44. Date taken on March 6, 1999 by Bob Francis from gravestone in Smith family plot located on the farm of Mr. Evans, Shawhan, Kentucky.  The plot is located on the high point of the farm.
45. “Shawhan, Smith, Chandler, Madsen (1699-1951)” compiled by Isobel Chandler Madsen, p. 20.
46. Copied from the original marriage bond, Bourbon County Court House, Paris, Kentucky.
47. Bourbon Co, KY Marriage Book 2, pg 58: Date of Marriage--1816, Jan. 12; Parties names--Nicholas Smith and Nancy Shawhan; By whom married--John R. Moreland
48. References to Rev. John Moreland in “Presbyterianism in Paris and Bourbon County, Kentucky” by Rev. Stuart Sanders:
“Wednesday, April 28, 1817: The Reverend John R. Moreland will preach at John Hamilton's on Saturday next at 3 O'clock and at Cane Ridge at 12 O'clock on Sabbath day next.” (p. 19)
Pastors and Supplies for the Millersburg and Stonermouth Churches (p. 236):
1818 John R. Moreland
1819 John R. Moreland, John T. Edgar, John Rankin and Joseph P. Howe
1820-1825 John R. Moreland
49. The Nicholas Smith family burial ground is located on the farm of Mr. Evans, Shawhan, Kentucky.  Refer to the U. S. Geological Survey map, Shawhan Quadrant.  The plot is located .7 miles north of the Shawhan road at the southern tip of the 860 ft. elevation.  It is about .5 miles east of the Louisville and Nashville railroad.
50. DeWitz, Jerry and Janice.  “Before You.”  Houston, Texas:  Alpha Publishing Group, 1997, pp. 125, 127.
51. Bourbon County, Kentucky, 1850 census.
52. On October 5, 1999, Tom and Bob Francis unearthed the grave of Joseph Smith.  They found the gravestone beneath 5-6 inches of dirt.  The stone was broken in three part, the middle part lying on top of the top section. The bottom 14” was upright with the name of the engraver on the bottom right named “Rhoda Torrey.” The gravestone reads:

In Memory of
JOSEPH SMITH
DIED
NOV.27.1850
AGED
23 years & 9 mos.

A poem inscribed at the base of the stone reads:
Shed not for me the bitter tear,
Nor give the heart to vain regret,
Tis’ but the casket that lies here
The gem that filled it sparkles yet.--REF
53. "Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy,” p. 36.
54. Source:  Bourbon Co, KY Marriage Book 2, pg 219.  Nancy Smith married George Rush on 29 Jan 1839.
55. Bourbon County Court House Marriage Register Book, March 25, 1861, p. 111
56. Bourbon County, Kentucky, Court Records, Estate Inventory Book___, pp. 262-264.
57. Words on gravestone:
(Name illegible--birth and death dates indicate it is John, Son of Daniel and Minerva Shawhan)
Born____1831
Died_____1846
58.  {ES}
59. On the tombstone in the Redmon family plot, farm of Phillip Linehan, on the Old Lair Pike:

In memory of Joseph B. Shawhan
Born April 9, 1839
Died Oct. 21, 1841
Aged 1 year 6 mo. 15 days
60. “The Birch Family History:  Part 4, Descendants of Dr. Charles Birch of St. Kitts 1729-1768” by Dr. Bernherd O’Neil, pp. 250-252.
61. Enoch, genealogy section, p. 7.
62. Beckett/Shawhan Genealogy by Harold L. and Mary E. Becket, p. 19.
63. Beckett/Shawhan Genealogy (p. 7) lists name as “Nancy Elizabeth Beckett.”
64. Becket/Shawhan Genealogy places death date at October 20, 1866.
65. Becket/Shawhan places birthdate as 1815.
66. Birthdate is April 8, 1808 according to Beckett/Shawhan Genealogy, p. 7. On page 9, the date reverts to January 8, 1808.
67. Variant spelling:  “Cisney”.  Born four months after death of Charles. (Becket/Shawhan, p. 29)
68. Variant spelling:  Chrisman (Descendants of Eli Robertson, p. 3)
69. History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed. by William Henry Perrin, O. L. Baskin & County, Chicago, 1882
70. History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed. by William Henry Perrin, O. L. Baskin & County, Chicago, 1882, p. 679
71. R.T. Shawhan, p. 8
72. “Architecture,” pp. 56-57
73. {E.S.:  Cantrill}.  Last name is spelled as "Puch" on gravestone.
74. 1846.  {NDN, p. 66}
75. Harrison County, Kentucky, Court House, Will Book L, p. 2.
76. Harrison County Court House Order Book R, p. 167.
77. Harrison County Court House, Inventory and Settlement Book 2, pp. 106 and 109.
78. Gravestone marker spells last name as "Culf."
79. Richter {RTS}
80. Capt. 1st Ky. Regt. under Col. Humphrey Marshall.  He served as Capt. of Company D in Mexican War.
81. Gravestone lists death date as "3 Oct 1862."
82. This is Major Ben Desha, husband of Mary Cromwell. (Refer to ID# 18622)
83. This is the same Capt. James M. Thomas (ID# 28166), husband of Anna Elizabeth Rogers.
84. John W. Sparks may be John Wesley Sparks (ID# 22316), husband of Julia Clay Garrard.
85. History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed. by William Henry Perrin, O. L. Baskin & County, Chicago, 1882, p. 492
86. Cynthiana Democrat, June 1896, Page 9.
87. Rush {RTS}  Gravestone lists first name as "Tobbitha."
88. Bourbon County Marriage Register 3/158--August 8, 1867
Parties--Maggie E. Shawhan and John J. Fugate
Witnesses--T. E. Moore and Leo Hume
Official--Rev. Samuel Rogers
89. Bourbon County Marriage Register 3/177
Parties--Helena Shawhan and James N. Nolin
Witnesses--Pugh Miller and William Moore
Official--Rev. D. W. Lease, Christian Church
90. Michael Bayless, “Joseph Pugh Genealogy,” March, 2000, Spydermyk@aol.com.
91. Marriage Certificate, Record Book 1/102 #393, Mo. Historical Review, Vol. 9/203.
92. March 5 {ES}
93. February 15 {ES}
94. Campbell, Kathryn Hutcherson.  “William McCune, The Pennsylvanian and Kindred Families,” p. 32.
95. November 19 {ES}
96. Bourbon County, Kentucky, Will Bk. T, Will 98 (pp. 98-101)
97. Unverified information from LDS descendancy chart, 30 Dec 1997.  Ancestors of Elias are taken from this unverifiable source.
98. The History of Pike County, Missouri, Des Moines, Iowa: Mills & Company, 1883, p. 906.
99. “The Western Citizen,” Paris, Kentucky, December 12, 1850.
100. Madsen, p. 31.
101. John F. Eisenberg descendancy chart lists Mary’s surname as “Davis.”
102. Taken from a book compiled in 1978-1979 by Patty Biddle, from Western Citizen Newspapers: KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON--DEATHS AND MARRIAGES (1808-1865)--Patty M. Biddle SMITH, Nicholas, at his residence in Bourbon County, on the 2d inst.  aged 33 years, November 9, 1855.

On October 4, 1999, Tom and Bob Francis found Nicholas Smith III’s gravestone at the Smith Family Burial Ground.  The inscription on the stone:

At Rest
Nicholas Smith
Born July 1, 1823
Died November 9, 1855
Aged 32 Years 5 Months 1 Day
103. On October 3, 1999, Tom and Bob Francis uncovered Nicholas Smith III’s gravestone on the farm of Mr. Evans, Shawhan, Kentucky.
104. DeWitz, Jerry and Janice.  “Before You.”  Houston, Texas:  Alpha Publishing Group, 1997, p. 128
105. Margaret’s will (Will Bk. U, pp. 151-152) was probated in the Bourbon County Court, January term, January 21, 1904.
106. Bourbon County, Kentucky, Will Bk. U, pp. 151-151
107. The placement of COL Samuel Ewalt as the son of John Ewalt and Elizabeth Ravenscraft is purely speculative at this juncture.  The reasons for placing him here is that (1) Jerry and Janice Dewitz mentions a "mother" of Samuel named "Sarah"  in an explanation of the description of Ewalt land:  "Notes: The "Ewalt Land" referred to above was owned by Sarah, mother of Samuel Ewalt, who married Nicholas III's sister Margaret. The old stone house pictured on the next page is the old David Family home, referred to above, which still stands."  (Jerry and Janice Dewitz, "Before You," Alpha Publishing Group, Houston, Texas, 1997, p. 125)  John Ewalt married Sarah Flowers in June, 1844, which would have made her Samuel’s step-mother.  A second piece of evidence is the Stonermouth Presbyterian Church, Ruddle’s Mills, Ky, cemetery listing. An "Ewalt, John Sr., 1791-1857" is listed along with COL Samuel Ewalt "1826-1868."  This dating places John Ewalt, Sr., as a real possibility as Samuel’s father.

Prior to receiving the Dewitz information and the Ruddle’s Mills cemetery listing, I had the following information on John Ewalt: Birth: 1789 Paris, Bourbon County, KY Father: Henry EWALT (1754-1829) Mother: Elizabeth FREY/FRYE (1757-1837)
Spouses: 1: Elizabeth RAVENSCRAFT Birth: 1793 Paris, Bourbon County, KY Death: bef 15 May 1827 Age: 34 Father: Thomas RAVENSCRAFT (~1756-1827) Mother: Margaret HINKSON (~1770-) Marriage: 3 Jul 1809 Harrison County, Kentucky
Children: Henry (1810-)
 Margaret (1813-1873)
 Juliana (1815-)
 Elizabeth (1818-)
 Rebecca (1820-)
 Nancy Ann (1822-)
 Samuel (1817-)

Spouse 2: Polly HALEY
Marriage: 6 Nov 1833

Spouse 3: Sarah FLOWERS
Marriage: 24 Jun 1844

With the new information, the pieces of the puzzle come together.  It looks as if Samuel, the last son of John and Elizabeth Ewalt, may have actually been born in 1826.  Elizabeth is mentioned as dying sometime before 1827.  She may have died giving birth to Samuel.
108. The birth and death data for this child was taken from a cemetery listing of the old Stonermouth Cemetery, Ruddell’s Mills, Bourbon County, Kentucky, by Hattie Scott and Julia Ardery, December 15, 1928.  The list is from “Presbyterianism in Paris and Bourbon County, Kentucky, 1786-1961” by Rev. Robert Stuart Sanders, D. D., The Dunne Press, Louisville, Kentucky, 1961, p. 267.  While there is no proof that this is the child of Samuel Ewalt and Margaret Elizabeth Smith, circumstancial evidence points in that direction.  The listing is found above the name “Ewalt, Col. Samuel, born Feb. 6, 1826, died 1868.”  The child’s inscription reads:  Ewalt, Nancy Kate, dau. of C.S. and E.M. Ewalt, b. 1852, di. 1867.”  The initials “C. S.” may stand for “Col. Samuel” and “E. M.” may be transposed initials for “Margaret Elizabeth.”  Also, the first name “Nancy” may have been a family name for Margaret’s mother Nancy Shawhan Smith. --REF
109. “The True Kentuckian,” Paris, Kentucky, October 20, 1869.
110. Information for the ancestors of Harvey C. Ireland was taken from the LDS “FamilySearch” web site.  To date, there is no definitive proof of this connection.--REF
111. Chronicles of Cynthiana, Lucinda Boyd, Cincinnati: Robert Clarke and Company, 1894, p. 242.
112. Bourbon County Marriage Register--3/49.  1855, Dec. 25--William Shawhan and Julia A. Ravenscraft, ages 23 and 20, places of birth--Bourbon and Harrison Counties, residence--Bourbon County.
113. Obituary clipping sent to REF, June, 1997, from Zac Shawhan II.
114. "The Roster of Confederate Soldiers, 1861-1868," Vol. 2.  Editor, Janet Hewitt.  Broadfoot Press, Wilmington, N.C., 1995
115. Brent Krusor, A Sketch of the Shawhan (Shaughen) Family Being the Ancestry and Descendents of Daniel Shawhan (1738-1791) the Bourbon County, Kentucky, Pioneer, pp. 6-7
116. September 7 {ES}
117. Obituary clipping given to REF June, 1997, by Zac Shawhan II.  Name of newspaper and date of obituary are unknown. (newspaper article was written between July 20-24, 1936)
118. Bourbon County Marriage Register 3/156--James D. Hurst and Mary S. Shawhan; witnesses--William Redmon/George Shawhan; by whom married--Rev. Samuel Rogers, Christian church.
119. Cynthiana News, August 28, 1873.  “Births:  To the wife of John Shawhan, a son.”
120. “This Old House,” privately published pamphlet by Katherine Wilson.
121. “Kentucky Pioneer and Court Records” by Mrs. Harry McAdams, p. 168
122. “Kentucky Pioneer and Court Records,” p. 170
123. A Souvenir History of the Christian Church in Cynthiana, Ky., by W. S. Cason, Lily Webster, Maude Smith and Bettie M. Cromwell.
124. Cynthiana Democrat,  Thursday 2 November 1933, Cynthiana, Harrison, KY, p. 6.
125. "Shawhan-Shaughen Genealogy" lists death date as 1888. (p. 41).
126. The CYNTHIANA DEMOCRAT, Page 5,  27 September 1945
127. CYNTHIANA DEMOCRAT,   page 8, Thursday, 9 March 1939
128. Source: per 1870 Clark County, Monroe Township, Indiana, census
129. Named after the doctor who delivered him.  (Beckett/Shawhan Genealogy, p. 20)
130. Subject: Beckett downline
Date: Sun, 21 Jan 2001 15:30:24 -0600
From: Liz Schwindt <schwindt@dtc.net>
131. Birthdate: March 25, 1836 (Beckett/Shawhan Genealogy, p. 11)
132. Becket/Shawhan Genealogy has conflicting deathdates.  Page 9 lists his death as June 15, 1928.  Page 34 lists his death as May 15, 1928.
133. Becket/Shawhan Genealogy (p. 34) lists death as March 15, 1923.  However, on page 33 the author mentions an obituary of Mary Black written March 22, 1922.  My guess is that Mary Black died March 15, 1922.--REF
134. Becket/Shawhan, p. 33
135. “Rezin” (Beckett/Shawhan Genealogy, p. 9)
136. Descendants of Eli Robertson, p. 3
137. “This Old House” by Katherine Wilson.
138. The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 14 page 125: Mrs. Annie Shawhan Givens. DAR ID Number: 13331 Born in Kentucky. Widow of David A. Givens. Descendant of Ens. Henry Ewalt, of Kentucky. Daughter of Wesley Higgins and Rebecca Ewalt Shawhan, his wife. Granddaughter of Joseph Shawhan and Sarah Ewalt, his wife. Gr.-granddaughter of Henry Ewalt and Elizabeth Fry Kellar, his wife. Henry Ewalt, (1754-1829), served as ensign of the Sixth company, First Battalion of Pennsylvania militia, 1777. He [p.125] was born in Bedford county, Pa., removed to Bourbon county, Ky., where he died. He was one of the pioneers when Kentucky was overrun by the Indians.
139. The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 35 page 53: Miss Anna Shawhan May. DAR ID Number: 34149. Born in Bloomfield, Kentucky. Descendant of Ensign Henry Ewalt. Daughter of John Connelly May and Tinnie Shawhan, his wife. [p.53] Granddaughter of Henry Ewalt Shawhan and Sarah Cantrill, his wife.  See No. 34148.
140. History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed. by William Henry Perrin, O. L. Baskin & County, Chicago, 1882, p. 651.
141. The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 90, page 191: Mrs. Anna Moore Hornbrook. DAR ID Number: 89591. Born in Shawhan, Ky. Wife of Ernest Adams Hornbrook. Descendant of Ensign Henry Ewalt, as follows: [p.191] 1. Thomas E. Moore (b. 1831) m. 1859 Sarah Shawhan (b. 1839). 2. John Shawhan (1810-62) m. 1837 Talitha Rush (1819-57). 3. Joseph Shawhan (1781-1871) m. Sallie Ewalt. 4. Henry Ewalt m. Elizabeth Fry. Henry Ewalt (1754-1829) served as ensign in the 6th company, 1st battalion, Bedford County, Pennsylvania militia, 1777. He was born in Germany; died in Bourbon County, Ky. Also No. 76471.
142. Bourbon County Marriage Book 3, p. 206:
Parties--Daniel Shawhan and Elizabeth W. Bedford
Witnesses--John Shawhan and George Bedford
Official--Rev. D. W. Case
143. Marion (IN) Leader Tribune  2nd Ward, page 38, Louisville  2nd Ward, page 38, Louisville (hereafter cited as Marion (IN) Leader Tribune).
144. Obit: Rebecca Doyle Weigand (hereafter cited as Obit - Rebecca Doyle Weigand).
145. Obit - Rebecca Doyle Weigand.
146. Campbell, Kathryn Hutcherson.  “William McCune, The Pennsylvanian and Kindred Families,” p. 34.
147. Wallace Batterton may be the same as “William A. Batterson” of Harold T. David’s reference, p. 37, (see “William H. David, Kentucky Pioneer and Related Families”)
148. SMYRNA CHURCH
This congregation was organized under the auspices of the Cumberland

Presbyterian Church in July 1853 by Rev. George Rice. When they organized there were only seven members but in less than a week the number increased to nineteen. The first seven were; Darius McDonald, Elizabeth McDonald, E. A. Coffman, Winifred Coffman, Adam F. Trainer, Cyrus McDonald and Corelia A. Trower.

Among the elders who served this church were Darius McDonald, Adam F. Trainer, Henry Trainer, William Dums, Robert M. Vannoy, George Wagner, Cyrus McDonald, Z. B. Blackmore and William M. VanArsdel.196
149. Madsen, p. 30.
150. Madsen, p. 34.
151. Madsen, p. 35.
152. Nancy Shawhan Smith once told my grandfather John Frances (8) Smith that Julia Trower died of "Milk Leg."  My wife (Cindy Francis), an RN, looked up Milk Leg and gave the following definition:  Postpartum thrombophlebitis.  Infection of the lining of a blood vessel where a clot has attached to the vessel wall.

Onset is usually between the 10th and 20th post partum (about the same time breast milk comes in full--hence, the name "milk leg").  Can lead to pulminary embolism and death related to obstruction of the circulation to the lung.  {REF}
153. Madsen, p. 35-a.
154. DeWitz, Jerry and Janice.  “Before You.”  Houston, Texas:  Alpha Publishing Group, 1997, pp. 130-131
155. Margaret and William were married in her parent’s home.
156. William David and Related Families, Harold T. David, p. 47
157. Listed as “Edward Ewalt” in McCann’s Current Family genealogy, p. 23.
158. Mentioned in Margaret Elizabeth (Smith) Pugh’s will.
159. From e-mail correspondence with Eric Ervin, dated August 13, 1999.  Eric’s e-mail address is:  eservin@prodigy.net

Message:
Date: Fri, 13 Aug 1999 14:10:30 -0500
From: "Eric Ervin" <eservin@prodigy.net>
To: <darby@visi.net>

You write:

       381. John Morgan SHAWHAN. Born on 21 Jan 1863.
       John Morgan married Minnie.
       They had one child:
               i. Vivian.

Here is some additional information:

       John Morgan Shawhan died in 1910 and is buried in the Lee's Summit, Missouri Cemetery.
        
       Minnie is Minnie Sue Ervin [b. abt 1872, d. 25 Feb 1922 in Kansas City, Missouri], daughter of James Francis Ervin and Juda Harris. Minnie remarried after John M. Shawhan's death to a Thomas Radford Hardin.
       They are both buried in Woodlawn Cemetery, Independence, Missouri.
        
       Their daughter, Vivian Helen Shawhan, [b. 14 Mar 1894, d. 31 Jan 1968 in Wichita, Kansas].  From the newspaper obit for her mother, Minnie, she is listed as Mrs. Vivian Witherspoon, Okmulgee, Oklahoma.

Hope this information helpful. Best regards,

Eric Ervin
160. November 16, 1884.  {Shawhan--Shaughen Genealogy, p. 74}
161. RTS, pp. 23-24
162. Birthdate:  1872 --Krusor, p. 90.
163. The CYNTHIANA DEMOCRAT Page 1, 10 August 1967
164. Beckett/Shawhan Genealogy contradicts itself on deathdate.  On p. 10, deathdate is listed as April 19, 1943.  Page 12 lists his death at April 14, 1893.
165. Becket/Shawhan Genealogy, p. 35, lists John Strange Beckett’s birthdate at September 8, 1842.  It contradicts itself on the previous page (34) by giving the date as listed in the narrative.  The second date is obviously wrong because his father, Reason Downing Beckett, was born in 1842.  This is another example of confused dates.--REF
166. Cynthiana Democrat, June 1896, Page 21
167. Death date listed as March 24, 1954--”Hutchcrafts of America,” p. 52.
168. Deathdate listed as May 17, 1923--”Hutchcrafts of America,” p. 52
169. Unknown first name, daughter of Lou Emma Downing Wilson. {NDN, p. 55}
170. NDN, p. 57
171. Church of Open Door, Los Angeles; Radio–Los Angeles Bible Institute; Associated with Trottman in the Navigator's Club, headquartered at Long Beach, Calif. (1940)  {NDN, p. 57}
172. Frederic and Blanche were cousins.
173. Madsen, p. 30.  Note:  There is a picture of Nancy Shawhan Smith Vanarsdall with two “golden-haired” children are staqnding in front of a young woman and tall man.  My guess is that the tall man is Willie Vanarsdall and the young woman is his wife Stella.  The two girls are Nancy’s grandchildren.--REF, October 22, 1999.
174. Madsen, pp. 45-46.
175. Edith died of a heart attack.
176. From interview with Margaret Smith Buck, June, 1998.
177. From phone conversation with Sarah Ann Smith Starnes, 14 March, 1998.
178. From e-mail correspondence with Eleanor and Charles Collins, Thursday 1 January 1998.  Their e-mail address is:  Collins@todays-tech.com
179. DeWitz, Jerry and Janice.  “Before You.”  Houston, Texas:  Alpha Publishing Group, 1997, pp. 132-134
180. Sold in 1955 and retired.
181. Eakin, p. 290.
182. Krusor, p. 71.
183. From Social Security Death Index:  SHAWHAN, GEORGE 495-42-6153 (MO) b. 17 Oct 1894, d. Nov 1969.  Evidence is inconclusive that this is the same person. --REF
184. Michael Eric Shawhan, April 19, 2000, aliveandawake@yahoo.com.
185. Madsen, pp. 36a and 36b.
186. Madsen, p. 54.
187. DeWitz, Jerry and Janice.  “Before You.”  Houston, Texas:  Alpha Publishing Group, 1997, pp. 135-136
188. Eakin, p. 331.
189. Eakin, p. 334.
190. Mary Shawhan, January 16, 2000, MaryShawhn@cs.com.
Bob:
I am writing in hopes that you accept corrections to your splendid geneology.  The correction I would like to submit is as follows:

1057. Terry SHAWHAN. Born on 18 Feb 1958 in Kansas City, MO.

On 30 May 1981 when Terry was 23, he married Mary HOLMAN, in Kansas City, MO.  Born on 10 Jul 1959 in Corpus Christi, TX.

They had the following children:
  i. Michael. Born on 15 Aug 1982.
CORRECTION:  Michael Sean was born on 16 Aug 1982
  ii. Jack. Born abt 1985.
CORRECTION:  Jack Russell was born on 19 May 1987

Everything else is absolutely correct.  Thank you for putting together this document.  It is important to my children that they know where they came from.

-Mary Holman Shawhan
191. Krusor, p. 92
192. Source: Paula Jeanne Noe Carlisle
193. Tom and Nancy were married by brother, CH (CPT) Robert E. (Bob) Francis.  On June 8, 1993, they were legally married in Kona-Kailua, Hawaii, by Hawaiian minister.  {Information provided by Tom Francis--REF}
194. Sagil Elizabeth’s name was officially changed to Katelyn Marie, due to the influence of grandmother Betty Hymes. The bitch strikes again!--REF July 5, 1999.
195. Name was changed from Sanders to Starnes.  {REF}
196. Missouri Pioneers of Pike County. (Bowling Green, Missouri:  InfoTech Publications, 1992), p. 79.

Index 

? 
	UNNAMED	spouse of 497
	UNNAMED	spouse of 811
	UNNAMED	spouse of 45
	Agnes	parent of spouse of 714
	Alice	spouse of 565
	Annie E.	parent of spouse of 294
	Annie M. (1841 - 1869)	spouse of 249
	Ardell O’NEAL	spouse of 1056
	Barbara	spouse of 738
	Belva	spouse of 385
	Brittany BAITY (1994 - )	child of 1171
	Catharine (Katharine) (1756 - 1825)	parent of spouse of 27
	Cora M.	spouse of 349
	Dell	spouse of 806
	Dewayne	child of 1056
	Diane (~1930 - )	spouse of 778
	Dorothy	parent of spouse of 1079
	Elizabeth	parent of spouse of 148
	Emma (~1860 - )	spouse of 185
	Emma	parent of spouse of 554
	Fannie Patterson (1851 - 1931)	spouse of 198
	Frances	spouse of 849
	Frances	spouse of 740
	German Jewish WWI Pilot	parent of spouse of 839
	Helen	spouse of 555
	Ida	spouse of 743
	Ida	parent of spouse of 596
	Jane (1796 - 1838)	parent of spouse of 52
	Jennett (~1713 - )	spouse of 2
	Jimmy Dell	child of 1056
	Judy	spouse of 1098
	June	spouse of 739
	Lauretta	spouse of 851
	Linda	spouse of 1107
	Linda	spouse of 945
	Lisa	spouse of 1199
	Lois Ada	spouse of 565
	Lucinda (1825 - )	spouse of 60
	Lulu Belle	spouse of 535
	Mabel	spouse of 940
	Margaret	parent of spouse of 108
	Margaret	parent of spouse of 71
	Margaret	parent of spouse of 103
	Margaret "Maggie" (1850 - 1879)	spouse of 181
	Marla	spouse of 1080
	Martha	parent of spouse of 1128
	Mary (1825 - )	spouse of 61
	Mary	spouse of 622
	Mary	spouse of 758
	Mary	parent of spouse of 22
	Mary	parent of spouse of 8
	Mary Ellen	spouse of 744
	Mary “Patsy” (1803 - 1890)	parent of spouse of 116
	Mildred	parent of spouse of 689
	Mildred	parent of spouse of 690
	Ola Lynn	parent of spouse of 583
	Oliver P. NICHOLS	parent of spouse of 715
	Ora B. (1875 - 1919)	spouse of 290
	Phyllis	spouse of 978
	Polly	parent of spouse of 32
	Ruby	parent of spouse of 1096
	Ruth Marian	spouse of 615
	Sabrina	spouse of 1080
	Sandra	spouse of 967
	Sarah	parent of spouse of 1
	Sarah (1819 - )	spouse of 58
	Sarah	parent of spouse of 38
	Sophia Ann	parent of spouse of 830
	Stella	spouse of 528
	Stephanie	spouse of 1192
	Susannah	parent of spouse of 104
	Tricka	spouse of 1178
	Verona	spouse of 565
	Virgie	spouse of 833
	Wava	spouse of 567
	Wonda	parent of spouse of 1096
ACREE 
	Carolyn Sue (1942 - )	spouse of 871
ADAIR 
	John Abner	parent of spouse of 855
	Sue Ellis (1914 - )	spouse of 855
ADAM 
	Agatha	spouse of 419
ADAMS 
	Charles Chenault (1896 - )	spouse of 425
	Deanna (~1948 - )	spouse of 795
	Evelyn Ann (1930 - )	child of 425
	George	child of 268
	George Milton (1865 - 1896)	268
	Heber Whittenham	child of 106
	Heber Whittington (1816 - 1905)	spouse of 106
	Heber Whittington (1816 - 1905)	parent of spouse of 256
	Helen Cole (1929 - )	child of 600
	John Quincy	child of 106
	Leander “Buster”	child of 106
	Margaret	269
	Mary Elizabeth “Liz” (1856 - )	spouse of 256
	Mary Elizabeth “Liz” (1856 - )	266
	Maxwell	spouse of 600
	Minnie (1863 - )	267
	Nancy “Nannie” Sue ( - 1941)	child of 106
	Rachel (ca1883 - )	spouse of 373
	Webb	child of 106
	Willard Lail (1925 - )	child of 425
	William	child of 106
ADDAMS 
	Annie May	spouse of 370
	William (1850 - )	parent of spouse of 370
AFFOLTER 
	Clare C. (1917 - )	spouse of 688
	David (1951 - )	child of 688
	Robert (1947 - )	child of 688
AGEE 
	Ethel (1890 - )	spouse of 447
AGNEW 
	Mary Helen (1929 - )	spouse of 763
AILMAN 
	David (~1943 - )	spouse of 1042
AIREY 
	Alison (1974 - )	child of 1071
	Joanna (1975 - )	child of 1071
	Joseph	spouse of 1071
ALEXANDER 
	Lail ( - 1941)	spouse of 305
ALGER 
	Corelli Brown (1906 - )	spouse of 846
ALLEN 
	Bill	743
	Cleta	742
	Curtis	child of 743
	Deborah Jane (1947 - )	spouse of 1120
	Frank	spouse of 449
	John	744
	Lori	child of 744
	Michael	child of 744
	Patricia	child of 743
	Rhonda	child of 743
	Shirley	child of 449
	Teresa	child of 743
ALLEY 
	Earl F.	spouse of 561
	Jerald K. ( - 1975)	873
	Kelly Lynn	child of 873
	Linda Sue	child of 561
	Nancy	child of 561
ALLISON 
	Amanda M. (1824 - ca1905)	spouse of 112
	Amanda M. (1824 - ca1905)	128
	Elizabeth	parent of spouse of 274
	Frances Or Aaron (1799 - <1850)	spouse of 31
	Frances Or Aaron (1799 - <1850)	parent of spouse of 112
	Margaret (1826 - )	129
ALLYSON 
	Stephanie	spouse of 990
ALVES 
	Mary Kaye (1892 - 1963)	spouse of 635
	Thomas Davis	parent of spouse of 635
AMARAL 
	Myrna (1953 - )	spouse of 1048
AMBROSE 
	Mary Lou	parent of spouse of 1189
AMENT 
	Alice Louise (1894 - 1988)	646
	George Henry	parent of spouse of 367
	Henry Dodrige (1858 - 1925)	spouse of 367
	Shelby (~1900 - )	child of 367
	Thomas Moore (~1896 - )	child of 367
AMIDON 
	Ann Elizabeth (1937 - )	spouse of 1088
ANDERSON 
	Arthur Gurley (1875 - )	spouse of 408
	Buck	parent of spouse of 931
	Carol (1923 - )	spouse of 931
	Cynthia Elise (1966 - )	spouse of 1108
	Daisy A. (~1874 - )	spouse of 397
	Estelle	spouse of 500
	Gladys (1900 - )	child of 408
	Jane (1785 - 1868)	parent of spouse of 56
	Jennie Amoret ( - 1969)	spouse of 334
	Jerry Wendell	parent of spouse of 1108
	Joseph (1898 - 1984)	child of 408
	Martha (1801 - 1876)	spouse of 35
	Minnie (1902 - )	706
ANDREWS 
	Martha Etta "Ma" (1841 - 1922)	spouse of 90
ARCHER 
	Arabelle Loder (1923 - )	child of 423
	Dorcas Towson (1933 - )	child of 423
	Jacqueline Savannah (1927 - )	child of 423
	Joseph Alexander (1889 - )	spouse of 423
	Joseph Graves (1920 - )	child of 423
	Rozza Elizabeth (1913 - )	child of 423
ARNOLD 
	Jeremy William (1992 - )	child of 1163
	Tony Layne (1956 - )	spouse of 1163
ASTLE 
	Chanara Brittany (1988 - )	child of 1039
	Robert (~1965 - )	spouse of 1039
ATCHISON 
	Chad Douglas (1976 - )	child of 770
	Jeffrey Douglas (1940 - )	spouse of 770
ATCHLEY 
	Benny Dale (1957 - )	spouse of 1213
	Joshua Benjamin (1984 - )	child of 1213
ATKINSON 
	Jennie Sue	child of 805
	Mary Eunice	child of 805
	Sam	spouse of 805
	Sarah Matilda	parent of spouse of 260
AUGHEY 
	Margery	spouse of 735
AUSTIN 
	Jessie Lee (1921 - )	spouse of 649
	Joseph	parent of spouse of 649
BABBIT 
	Rosalie	spouse of 611
BABCOCK 
	Beatrice	spouse of 853
BACKSTEIN 
	William	spouse of 1082
BACKUS 
	Lucille	spouse of 861
BAGLEY 
	Elizabeth	child of 424
	John Clifford , Sr.	spouse of 424
	John Clifford	child of 424
	Mary Frances	child of 424
BAINTER 
	Amanda (1861 - 1911)	spouse of 343
BAITY 
	UNNAMED	spouse of 1171
	Ethan (1997 - )	child of 1171
BAKEIS 
	Donnell R. (~1915 - )	spouse of 895
	James Keith (1942 - 1969)	child of 895
	William Donnell (1940 - )	child of 895
BAKER 
	Lillian Odessa (1898 - )	spouse of 474
	Rol G. (1891 - )	spouse of 303
BALDESTON 
	LaDonna (1947 - )	spouse of 787
BALDRY 
	Carolyn	spouse of 570
BALL 
	Howard Prewitt (1994 - )	child of 1141
	John Douglas (1956 - )	spouse of 1141
	John Douglas (1993 - )	child of 1141
	Virginia “Jennie” Lee ( - >1973)	spouse of 518
BANCROFT 
	John	spouse of 824
	William Pearl	child of 824
BARBER 
	Rose Anna	parent of spouse of 187
BARCLAY 
	James (~1874 - 1953)	spouse of 243
	Jessie Lysle (1906 - 1987)	484
BARDWELL 
	Bobby Jean (1930 - )	spouse of 1005
BARKER 
	Virginia May (1862 - 1915)	spouse of 314
BARKLEY 
	Nadine (~1938 - )	spouse of 1008
BARNES 
	Mary Jane	spouse of 673
BARNETT 
	Glenna Kay (1946 - )	child of 920
	Jack Harrison (1955 - )	child of 920
	Joseph	spouse of 702
	Robert Carol (1914 - )	spouse of 920
	Robie Carol	child of 920
BARRETT 
	Joanne (1951 - )	spouse of 771
BARROWS 
	Skylar	child of 1172
	Zachary	spouse of 1172
BARRY 
	Clifford Dean (1955 - )	child of 923
	George D. (1899 - )	spouse of 616
	Russell Dudley (1932 - )	923
	Tima Roseann (1952 - )	child of 923
BARTLETT 
	Brenda Kay	child of 666
	Kimberly	child of 666
	William D.	spouse of 666
	William D. , II	child of 666
BATTERTON 
	Benjamin (ca1843 - )	child of 110
	Benjamin (1767 - 1833)	parent of spouse of 110
	Elias (1808 - <1870)	spouse of 110
	Frank	child of 277
	James H. (ca1840 - )	child of 110
	Josephine	child of 110
	Nicholas	child of 110
	Wallace	277
BEASLEY 
	Billy	spouse of 1177
	Billy Dean (1978 - )	child of 1177
	Derek (1979 - )	child of 1177
BEAUCHAMP 
	Leah	parent of spouse of 105
BEAVER 
	Hattie Mae (1890 - 1977)	spouse of 384
BEAVIN 
	Laurie Paulette (1956 - )	spouse of 1012
BECHTEL 
	Haley Jayne (1993 - )	child of 949
	Lawrence	spouse of 949
BECK 
	child	child of 811
	Gary (~1940 - ~1962)	spouse of 1095
	George	811
	John B.	spouse of 504
	Maude Lucy (1880 - 1946)	spouse of 223
BECKET 
	James Marion (1838 - 1865)	child of 36
	John William (1854 - 1937)	child of 142
	Joseph Shawhan (1809 - 1878)	36
	Joseph Shawhan (1809 - 1878)	parent of spouse of 140
	Joseph Shawhan (1809 - 1878)	parent of spouse of 162
	Maria Elizabeth (1868 - 1923)	331
	Martha E. (1859 - 1900)	child of 142
	Mary Henrietta (1856 - 1874)	child of 142
	Mertie May (1887 - 1961)	child of 331
BECKETT 
	UNNAMED ( - 1882)	child of 160
	UNNAMED (1884 - )	child of 160
	Ada (1875 - )	child of 160
	Alma (1868 - 1947)	346
	Ann Maria (1844 - 1875)	child of 40
	Arlene Delores (1912 - 1983)	606
	Bertha (1896 - )	child of 152
	Bertha Estella (1876 - 1915)	154
	Bessie Olive (1885 - 1964)	335
	Carl M. (1899 - 1983)	child of 146
	Carol (1940 - )	917
	Carria L. (1870 - 1935)	child of 160
	Charles A. (1874 - )	child of 157
	Charles Albert (1868 - 1918)	child of 160
	Charles Wesley (1897 - 1939)	child of 146
	Clara M. (1892 - )	child of 152
	Clarence E. (1876 - )	child of 146
	Clelie Emily (1891 - 1958)	610
	Clifford (1899 - 1906)	child of 347
	Clyde (1905 - 1905)	child of 146
	Cora Jeanette (1870 - 1953)	child of 146
	Cornelius L. (1851 - 1930)	child of 40
	Cornelius O. (1872 - 1893)	child of 160
	Cornelius Ruddle (1828 - 1881)	142
	Daniel	child of 34
	Della Fredonia (1873 - 1945)	child of 159
	Doctor Linn	child of 147
	Doctor Linn	child of 162
	Donald H. Winfield	child of 601
	Dwayne Winfield	child of 601
	Earl A. (1893 - )	child of 146
	Edith Allena (1878 - 1879)	child of 148
	Edward (1902 - 1937)	605
	Edwin Miles (1867 - 1940)	325
	Elizabeth Nancy (1811 - 1871)	37
	Ella E. (1881 - )	child of 160
	Ellsworth Robert (1865 - 1939)	344
	Elvira Josephine (1910 - 1998)	602
	Emily Jane (1844 - 1877)	child of 36
	Ernest Olin (1869 - 1950)	347
	Etta Pearl (1879 - 1965)	155
	Everett Keith (1895 - 1982)	child of 146
	Fidelia Ann	child of 147
	Fidelia Ann	child of 162
	Florence E. (1870 - )	child of 157
	Florence Emma (1900 - 1979)	child of 146
	Floyd Owen (1898 - 1980)	child of 349
	Francis (1909 - )	child of 347
	Frank Philip (1876 - 1878)	child of 148
	George B. (1872 - )	child of 157
	George Riley (1849 - 1941)	148
	Gertrude Arthula (1905 - )	child of 332
	Glen Thomas (1894 - )	child of 146
	Harley (1883 - )	child of 160
	Harold Winfield (1903 - 1962)	601
	Harriet (1839 - 1926)	child of 40
	Harriet	child of 333
	Harriet (1932 - )	914
	Hattie Lou (1868 - )	child of 159
	Henrietta (1829 - 1910)	143
	Henry “Harry” E. (1871 - )	child of 159
	Infant Daughter (1892 - 1892)	child of 146
	Infant Son (1908 - 1908)	child of 146
	James A. (1815 - 1881)	38
	James Andrew (1917 - )	612
	James Asbury (1840 - 1928)	159
	James David (1943 - )	919
	James H. (1858 - 1859)	child of 141
	James W. (1900 - )	child of 152
	Jane (1817 - 1866)	39
	Jesse Arthula (1882 - 1961)	child of 147
	Jesse Arthula (1882 - 1961)	child of 162
	Jessie Alma	child of 333
	Jessie O.	child of 38
	John (1804 - 1879)	35
	John	child of 34
	John Emmett (1875 - 1946)	333
	John Samuel (~1745 - )	parent of spouse of 8
	John Strange (1842 - 1864)	child of 40
	John Strange (1866 - 1942)	349
	John W. (~1871 - )	child of 141
	Joseph (1834 - 1884)	157
	Joseph (1875 - 1941)	child of 157
	Joseph Alexander (1847 - 1917)	147
	Joseph Alexander (1847 - 1917)	spouse of 162
	Kenneth (1900 - 1982)	604
	Laura Etta (1880 - 1881)	child of 147
	Laura Etta (1880 - 1881)	child of 162
	Lena Irene (1904 - 1904)	child of 146
	Lillie Belle (1861 - 1929)	child of 141
	Lizzie Luella (1862 - )	348
	Lola Frances (1871 - 1876)	child of 148
	Lottie M. (1885 - )	child of 160
	Luke (Shawhan) (1799 - 1877)	34
	Luke Shawhan (1869 - 1940)	152
	Mabel Margaret (1906 - )	child of 151
	Maria J. (1852 - )	child of 141
	Marion Frances (1917 - )	603
	Mary (1867 - 1904)	345
	Mary	child of 347
	Mary (1855 - 1949)	child of 40
	Mary (1901 - )	child of 151
	Mary Alice (1868 - )	child of 146
	Mary Ann (1840 - 1916)	spouse of 140
	Mary Ann (1840 - 1916)	145
	Mary E. (1856 - )	child of 141
	Mary Elizabeth (1881 - 1942)	156
	Mary Ezella (1903 - 1947)	child of 325
	Mary Lulu (1870 - 1872)	child of 147
	Mary Lulu (1870 - 1872)	child of 162
	Melvin S. (1865 - 1887)	child of 158
	Miles W. (1826 - 1898)	141
	Nancy (1811 - 1871)	child of 8
	Nancy (1942 - )	918
	Nancy Adeline (1846 - 1850)	child of 40
	Nancy Ann (1859 - 1933)	324
	Newton R. (1873 - 1956)	child of 160
	Noel (1907 - )	child of 151
	Ollie E. (1877 - 1960)	child of 157
	Orlando (1862 - 1862)	child of 158
	Orville ( - 1978)	child of 151
	Oscar William (1863 - 1943)	343
	Otis Ellsworth (ca1880 - 1881)	child of 147
	Otis Ellsworth (ca1880 - 1881)	child of 162
	Page (1974 - )	child of 919
	Polly	child of 8
	Ralph Pierce (1902 - 1948)	child of 146
	Reason Downing (1842 - 1916)	160
	Resin Marion (1872 - 1944)	332
	Robert	child of 333
	Robert A. (1854 - 1879)	child of 141
	Robert Alexander (1818 - 1892)	40
	Robert Alexander Jr. (1849 - 1933)	child of 40
	Robert Lyman (1913 - 1978)	611
	Roger Edward (1932 - 1937)	child of 605
	Roy C. (1906 - )	child of 152
	Roy Taylor (1882 - 1944)	334
	Ruth Aline (1910 - )	child of 146
	Ruth M. (1903 - 1969)	child of 152
	Ryan (1976 - )	child of 919
	Rye	child of 141
	Sarah Bradshaw (1831 - 1900)	144
	Sarah J. (1839 - 1885)	child of 40
	Sarah Jane “Sally” (1874 - 1952)	153
	Theodore A. ( - 1875)	child of 158
	Ureth Lovenia (1876 - 1928)	child of 159
	William (1775 - 1844)	spouse of 8
	William (1836 - 1877)	158
	William R. (1877 - )	child of 160
	William S. (1879 - )	child of 146
	William Thomas (1841 - 1915)	146
	Willis M. (1863 - )	child of 141
	Willis Marion (1867 - 1940)	151
	Wilma Eliza ( - 1975)	child of 151
	Yancey (1879 - 1886)	child of 160
	Zona (1898 - )	child of 333
BECRAFT 
	Matthew Hume (1929 - 1996)	child of 637
	Ralph Hunter Sr.	spouse of 637
	Ralph Hunter Jr. (1926 - )	child of 637
BEDFORD 
	Elizabeth W. (Lizzie) (1854 - 1932)	spouse of 176
	Capt. Harry Povall Sr. (1826 - 1912)	parent of spouse of 176
	Sarah Ellen “Sallie” (1830 - 1889)	parent of spouse of 368
BEELER 
	Rachel	parent of spouse of 119
BEESON 
	Nina (1916 - )	spouse of 480
BEETS 
	Sue Latimer	spouse of 856
BEETTELL 
	Donna Jo (1960 - )	child of 685
	James	spouse of 685
	James Brian (1963 - )	child of 685
	Lee Ann (1957 - )	child of 685
BEGGS 
	Charles Wesley	parent of spouse of 230
	Orphia May (1895 - 1979)	spouse of 230
BEITZEL 
	Brenda Lee (1958 - )	1028
	Joanna Fae (1966 - )	1029
	Robert (1931 - )	spouse of 747
	Tina Marie (1955 - 1990)	child of 747
BELL 
	Arthur Wayne (1907 - 1961)	spouse of 557
	Craig Steven (1974 - )	child of 682
	Debra Joan (1956 - )	child of 682
	Elizabeth Foster (1879 - 1918)	spouse of 183
	Geneva Mae (1921 - )	681
	Harold Lee (1940 - )	child of 557
	Jennie (1874 - 1946)	spouse of 211
	Keith Lee (1955 - )	child of 865
	Linda Sue (1954 - )	child of 864
	Margaret Fry (1742 - >1830)	spouse of 3
	Mark Alan (1954 - )	child of 682
	Neal Franklin (1930 - )	864
	Neal Franklin (1955 - )	child of 864
	Paula Rae (1953 - )	child of 865
	Plummer B. (1895 - 1972)	spouse of 393
	Plummer Bryan Jr. (1932 - )	682
	Richard Ray (1933 - )	865
	Robert (1700 - 1765)	parent of spouse of 3
	Robert Wayne (1931 - )	child of 557
	Terri Lynn (1958 - )	child of 682
BENNETT 
	Carolyn	child of 853
	Donald Vellenoweth (1928 - )	773
	Doris Elaine (1925 - )	772
	Effie Ernestine	child of 549
	Eleanor Ann “Ellie” (1946 - )	spouse of 1084
	Ernest	spouse of 549
	Ewart Vellenoweth (1898 - )	spouse of 472
	Ferdinando Harvey	parent of spouse of 1084
	Howard Pence	852
	James Gordon	853
	Jean	child of 853
	John	child of 853
	Kathryn Leslie (1953 - )	child of 773
	Lee	child of 853
	Lettie (1884 - 1911)	spouse of 307
	Lisa Murray (1958 - )	child of 773
	Marilyn	child of 852
	Mary Shawhan (1960 - )	child of 773
	Michael Vellenoweth (1955 - )	child of 773
	Nancy	child of 853
	Rebecca (1832 - 1907)	parent of spouse of 326
BENSON 
	Ann	spouse of 971
BENTON 
	Barbara Kay (1944 - 1978)	spouse of 1013
BENTZ 
	Wilma Jean (1956 - )	parent of spouse of 1194
BERGMAN 
	UNNAMED (~1944 - )	spouse of 789
BERGMEIER 
	Esther (~1914 - )	spouse of 479
BERGSTROM 
	Charlotte Andree (1921 - )	spouse of 486
BERKLEY 
	Elizabeth	parent of spouse of 415
BERRY 
	Grace Frances	parent of spouse of 1084
BERUBE 
	Pamela Gwen (1962 - )	spouse of 1179
BETHEL 
	UNNAMED	spouse of 841
	Charles Randall	1083
	Robbie Kay	child of 1083
	Vickie Lynne	child of 1083
BEVINS 
	Julia	spouse of 78
BIDDLE 
	Ruth (1918 - 1988)	spouse of 928
BIGGS 
	Augusta Jane	child of 261
	Conn (1904 - 1918)	child of 271
	Eunice Ella (ca1902 - )	child of 271
	George (1889 - )	child of 271
	John Farmer	child of 261
	John Jepthia (1898 - 1908)	child of 271
	Joseph “Joe” James (1901 - )	524
	Katherine Sue (1886 - )	522
	Margaret	child of 105
	Margaret May “Maggie” (1893 - 1904)	child of 271
	Mary Leah	child of 261
	Matthew Richard “Dick” Kerr	parent of spouse of 271
	Mildred	child of 521
	Morris	parent of spouse of 105
	Owen	child of 521
	Robert (1923 - )	child of 524
	Robert McCune (1884 - )	child of 271
	Sarah Elizabeth “Bess” (1887 - )	523
	William Davis ( - <1841)	spouse of 105
	William Morris (1841 - )	261
	William Richard (1883 - )	521
	William Stephens (1854 - 1922)	spouse of 271
	William Thomas	child of 261
BILLINGS 
	Effie Marie	parent of spouse of 437
BIRCH 
	Mary Magdalene (1818 - 1909)	spouse of 29
	Thomas Erskine Rev.	parent of spouse of 29
BLACK 
	Arvel Clifton	child of 624
	Charles Elbert	child of 624
	Emma Jane	child of 624
	Mary E. (1841 - ca1922)	spouse of 159
	Omar	spouse of 624
BLACKSTEN 
	Della	parent of spouse of 394
BLAGG 
	Earl Thomas (1903 - 1986)	parent of spouse of 1067
	Earlene (1940 - )	spouse of 1067
BLAND 
	Bonnie	child of 265
	W. H.	spouse of 265
BLANK 
	Mary Lee (1929 - )	spouse of 859
BLOMBERG 
	Carl Hughes (1902 - )	child of 328
	Claus E. (1876 - )	spouse of 328
	Claus E. (1876 - )	spouse of 598
	Howard Foss	child of 328
BLOOMQUIST 
	Debra Lynn (1953 - )	child of 998
	George Dale (1909 - 1951)	spouse of 701
	Helen Yvonne (1931 - )	999
	Hilda Leeann (1940 - )	1000
	John Michael (1957 - )	child of 998
	Mary Angela (1952 - )	child of 998
	Oscar	parent of spouse of 701
	Richard Dale (1950 - )	child of 998
	Robert Dale (1930 - )	998
	Thomas Richard (1958 - )	child of 998
BLUEHER 
	Vance Harmeson  (Bud) (1908 - )	spouse of 719
BOHART 
	Mary Elizabeth (1866 - )	spouse of 325
BOLLIG 
	Alec Michael (1992 - )	child of 1038
	Cale Andrew (1995 - )	child of 1038
	Connor Alan (1997 - )	child of 1038
	Edward James	spouse of 756
	John (1967 - )	1038
	Margaret sue (1968 - )	child of 756
BOND 
	Heather	child of 914
	Matt	spouse of 914
	Paul	child of 914
	Terri	child of 914
BONFANTI 
	Gail Elizabeth (1948 - )	spouse of 766
BOONSHOT 
	Charles F. (1850 - 1945)	spouse of 191
	Edith K. (1890 - )	child of 397
	James S. (1874 - 1966)	397
BOSWELL 
	Samuel Sherman	spouse of 887
	Sylvia Lorraine (1956 - )	child of 887
BOUNCE 
	Betty	spouse of 785
BOWERSOX 
	Marjorie Arlene (1928 - )	spouse of 483
BOWLING 
	Fred George	spouse of 816
	Kayleene	child of 816
BOWMAN 
	Annette (1894 - 1961)	child of 200
	Cathren (1881 - 1963)	410
	Claudia (1878 - )	child of 200
	Dennis M. (1885 - )	child of 200
	Ethel (1883 - 1937)	411
	Hattie (1879 - )	408
	Ione (1896 - 1917)	412
	Johnie M. (1880 - 1952)	409
	Jonathan J.	parent of spouse of 200
	Jonathan Marion (1853 - 1931)	spouse of 200
	Lillian (1877 - )	child of 200
	Mable Glyn (1903 - )	413
BOYESS 
	Leslie	spouse of 976
BOZARTH 
	Evelyn (~1910 - )	spouse of 417
BOZEROCKI 
	Bronislaw	parent of spouse of 867
	Josephine (1950 - )	spouse of 867
BRADER 
	Zela	spouse of 828
BRADFORD 
	Goldie	spouse of 802
BRAMBLETT 
	Flodia ( - 1933)	spouse of 365
BRANN 
	Margaret Sanford (1793 - 1894)	parent of spouse of 175
BRANSTETTER 
	Dymple Frances (1904 - )	child of 530
	Elizabeth C. (1836 - 1913)	parent of spouse of 530
	Eunice (1900 - )	826
	Floyd Jr. (1925 - 1927)	child of 827
	Floyd Mason (1902 - )	827
	Fred B. (1928 - )	child of 827
	Mancell Pearl (1908 - )	828
	Mason (1873 - >1955)	spouse of 530
	Sally (1934 - )	child of 827
	Shirley (1932 - )	child of 827
	Thomas Benton (1833 - 1894)	parent of spouse of 530
	Zoe Ann (1942 - )	child of 828
BRANTON 
	Charles (1861 - 1950)	spouse of 289
BRAUN 
	Julia Ann (1952 - )	spouse of 1011
BRAY 
	James	spouse of 1062
	James Patrick (1948 - )	child of 1062
	Michael (1943 - )	child of 1062
BRAYFIELD 
	Billy	parent of spouse of 1131
	Judith Carol (1963 - )	spouse of 1131
BRAZEL 
	Marjory Lucille (1923 - )	spouse of 612
BREIDSTER 
	Frederick William (1928 - 1994)	child of 396
	Milford Albert (1898 - 1972)	spouse of 396
	Patricia (1924 - 1993)	child of 396
BRIAR 
	Carol Ann (1963 - )	1034
	David Paul (1965 - )	1035
	David Paul II (1993 - )	child of 1035
	James (1933 - )	spouse of 749
	John Gregory (1964 - )	child of 749
	Kerstin Lynn (1997 - )	child of 1035
	Rebekah Lynn (1995 - )	child of 1035
BRICH 
	Donna Angela (1930 - )	spouse of 998
BRIDGES 
	Lucretia	parent of spouse of 310
BRIERLY 
	Henry	parent of spouse of 310
	Lena	spouse of 318
	Mary Elizabeth (1875 - 1972)	spouse of 310
BRIGHT 
	Agnes	spouse of 401
BROADBENT 
	Deva Jerene (1892 - 1989)	parent of spouse of 839
BROADWATER 
	Marcus	child of 980
	Rodney	spouse of 980
	Sara	child of 980
BROWER 
	Lela Rose (1932 - )	spouse of 883
BROWN 
	Burzilla (1809 - 1857)	parent of spouse of 115
	Idabelle “Ida” (1861 - 1898)	spouse of 270
	Margaret (~1834 - 1856)	spouse of 73
	Myrtle Pearl	parent of spouse of 464
	Vista (1847 - 1941)	spouse of 126
	William Rennie	parent of spouse of 270
BROWNELL 
	Charles A. (~1887 - )	spouse of 422
	George Stinson (1915 - )	child of 422
BROWNFIELD 
	UNNAMED	parent of spouse of 860
	Mildred	spouse of 860
BRUNER 
	Florence Lorena (1893 - 1982)	spouse of 405
BRYAN 
	Ellen (~1872 - )	spouse of 219
BRYANT 
	James	parent of spouse of 201
	Mary Ann (1860 - 1935)	spouse of 201
BRYSON 
	Eliza (1875 - )	509
	Orra	child of 258
	William Newton (1844 - >1931)	spouse of 258
BUCHANAN 
	Jeannie	parent of spouse of 461
BUCHER 
	Angela Maureen	child of 1149
	Brandon Michael (>1975 - )	child of 1149
	Jennifer Laura (>1975 - )	child of 1149
	Michelle Rae (1962 - )	spouse of 1162
	(Mr)	spouse of 1149
BUCK 
	John Ad (ca1893 - 1962)	parent of spouse of 839
	Richard Marion (1921 - 1997)	spouse of 839
BURBERRY 
	Kittie	spouse of 362
BURFIELD 
	Antoinette	child of 79
	George Carson	spouse of 79
	Jonathan	child of 79
BURGER 
	Brett Christian (2000 - )	child of 1196
	Ethan Lee (2002 - )	child of 1196
	Jerry Lee	spouse of 1196
BURNETT 
	Frances Gay (1941 - )	child of 637
	John Forrest (1930 - )	child of 429
	Nancy Carol (1929 - )	child of 429
	Oliver F. Jr. (1905 - )	spouse of 429
	Rebecca Freeman (1938 - )	child of 637
	Tilford Freeman	spouse of 637
BURNIFEN 
	UNNAMED	spouse of 745
	Gregory	child of 745
	James	child of 745
BURNS 
	Christine Jody (1952 - )	spouse of 1160
BURTON 
	Phoebe	parent of spouse of 278
BUSHONG 
	Mary Elizabeth "Mollie" (1758 - 1799)	parent of spouse of 27
BUSS 
	Dennis	child of 725
	Harold	spouse of 438
	Harold	725
	Judy	child of 725
BUTLER 
	Andrew Jackson (1837 - 1911)	parent of spouse of 489
	Carrie E. (1864 - 1910)	spouse of 489
	Sarah Ann (Sally) (1827 - 1914)	parent of spouse of 279
	Sarah Ann (Sally) (1827 - 1914)	parent of spouse of 280
BUTTREY 
	Emma Estella (1876 - )	spouse of 225
CAHILL 
	Jessica (1991 - )	child of 1110
CAIN 
	Sherena SueBeth (1980 - )	1173
	Steven Michael	spouse of 982
CAIRNS 
	Mabel Anne (1904 - 1981)	parent of spouse of 1086
CALDWELL 
	Adeline (Addie) Shawhan (1882 - 1971)	243
	Allen Lynn (1947 - )	790
	Amber Dawn (1982 - )	child of 791
	Anthony Ray (1945 - 1961)	child of 483
	Barbara (1936 - )	781
	Barry Kent (~1950 - )	791
	Christin (1964 - )	child of 784
	Crystal Raylene (1977 - )	child of 790
	Dallas Troy (1985 - )	child of 790
	Dawn (1961 - )	child of 782
	Debra (1962 - )	child of 782
	Della May (1884 - 1975)	244
	Donald Anthony "Digger" (1981 - )	child of 790
	Donna Lou (1952 - )	child of 483
	Doyle Lee (1954 - )	786
	Esther (1904 - )	476
	Florence (1920 - )	482
	Floyd (1914 - 1994)	480
	Gary Floyd (1940 - )	784
	George Raymond (1875 - 1970)	242
	George Raymond Jr. (1923 - )	483
	Glen (1912 - 1981)	479
	Hazel (1909 - 1997)	478
	Helen (1917 - )	481
	Henry Clay (Harry) (1874 - 1948)	241
	Jennie Marie (1981 - )	child of 786
	Jessie (1978 - )	child of 785
	Jessie Oniska (1886 - 1894)	child of 99
	Joyce (1942 - )	child of 479
	Judith (1942 - )	783
	Lacey Elaine (1983 - )	child of 786
	Larry Gene (1942 - )	785
	Lowell Raymond (1939 - )	782
	Lucretia (1971 - )	child of 790
	Margaret (1812 - 1897)	spouse of 13
	Murat (1847 - 1924)	spouse of 99
	Ronda (1967 - )	child of 785
	Ruth (1904 - )	477
	Sidney (1960 - )	child of 784
	Troy (1970 - )	child of 785
	Van	parent of spouse of 99
CAMERON 
	Virginia	parent of spouse of 260
CAMP 
	Frank	child of 204
	James	spouse of 204
CAMPBELL 
	Amy Jo	1171
	Mary	parent of spouse of 69
	Rebecca Erin	1172
	Stanley	spouse of 979
	Stanley , Jr.	child of 979
CANTER 
	Sarah Elizabeth	parent of spouse of 534
CANTRILL 
	Joseph (1780 - )	parent of spouse of 50
	Sarah “Sallie” (1807 - 1857)	spouse of 50
CAREY 
	Alma (~1917 - )	spouse of 899
CARLESON 
	Bob	spouse of 1072
	Carrie	child of 1072
	Patrick	child of 1072
CARLIN 
	Hattie Arabella (1879 - 1970)	spouse of 332
CARLSON 
	Millie	spouse of 1058
CARPENTER 
	Charles (~1946 - )	spouse of 969
	Melissa Marie	child of 969
CARR 
	Virginia (1829 - 1875)	spouse of 71
	William H.	parent of spouse of 71
CARROLL 
	Anthony Michael (1991 - )	child of 1206
	Christin Marie (1980 - )	child of 1206
	Cody James Petyak (1995 - )	child of 1206
	John Thomas (1957 - )	spouse of 1206
CARSON 
	Jane (1834 - 1911)	spouse of 123
	Larry Dean (1941 - )	child of 341
	Marilyn (1940 - )	child of 341
	Marion (1940 - )	child of 341
	Robert Louis	child of 341
	William Louis	spouse of 341
CARTER 
	Isabelle “Belle” K. (1861 - 1892)	spouse of 270
	Mabel	spouse of 513
CASE 
	Lance (1972 - )	spouse of 1194
	Lily Jane (1998 - )	child of 1194
	Patrick Richard (1950 - )	parent of spouse of 1194
CASEY 
	Martha (1795 - )	parent of spouse of 102
	Martha (1795 - )	parent of spouse of 105
CASH 
	UNNAMED	parent of spouse of 267
	James William (1851 - )	spouse of 267
	Mae	child of 267
	Ruby	514
CASSIDY 
	Aldeen	spouse of 453
	Bessie Lenora (1922 - )	spouse of 583
	John	parent of spouse of 583
CATZ 
	Alice	spouse of 1179
CAVE 
	Henry Columbus (1856 - 1935)	parent of spouse of 306
	Mamie Ethel (1885 - 1962)	spouse of 306
CHAMBERS 
	Barney	spouse of 678
	Beth Shawhan	child of 678
	Kenna Shawhan	996
	Lexie Shawhan	995
CHANDLER 
	Angela Fay (1960 - )	child of 1063
	Angela Marie (1987 - )	child of 1068
	Ann Page (1931 - )	1064
	Charlotte Victoria (1952 - )	child of 1063
	Christopher Kanoa (1983 - )	child of 1068
	Cynthia Gale (1956 - )	child of 1063
	Deborah Elizabeth (1954 - )	child of 1063
	Isobel Frances (1903 - 1971)	830
	James (~1981 - )	child of 1067
	Kellie Ann (1965 - )	1189
	Larry Dale (1941 - )	1067
	Matthew (1825 - )	parent of spouse of 531
	Oscar William (1876 - 1960)	spouse of 531
	Oscar William (1913 - 1998)	831
	Rex E. Jr. (1926 - 1929)	child of 829
	Rex Eugene (1901 - 1964)	829
	Rex Eugene	child of 1063
	Robert Dale (1967 - )	child of 1067
	Robert Grant (1938 - )	1066
	Robert Grant Jr. (1968 - )	child of 1066
	Robert Page (1929 - )	1063
	Rosa Dee	spouse of 320
	Sharon Lynn (1965 - )	child of 1066
	William Morris (1947 - )	1068
	William Travis (1962 - )	child of 1066
CHANSLOR 
	Charm	1093
	Robert	spouse of 847
	Ronald (1933 - )	child of 847
CHAPIN 
	Irma Arleta	spouse of 578
CHAPMAN 
	Kelly Jo	spouse of 1195
CHENE 
	Emma Alberta	spouse of 311
CHENOWETH 
	Charles Francis (1900 - 1971)	spouse of 939
	Charles Walker (1934 - )	child of 939
	Francis Clay (1939 - )	child of 939
	(Son) (1926 - 1926)	child of 939
CHILES 
	Abigail	child of 1101
	Andrea	child of 1098
	Ann Perrin (1953 - )	child of 859
	Dr. Daniel Duncan (1913 - 1978)	856
	Daniel Duncan Jr. (1944 - )	1102
	David Peter (1958 - )	child of 859
	David Ravenscraft (1926 - 1983)	859
	Erin Virginia	child of 1102
	Henry Clay (1838 - )	parent of spouse of 551
	Janie Lu (1946 - )	1100
	Janis Sue (1943 - )	child of 855
	Jennifer Paige (1957 - )	child of 859
	Jeremy	child of 1098
	Joanna	child of 1098
	John Adair (1940 - )	1098
	Joyce Ann (1945 - )	1099
	Kate	child of 1103
	Kristina	child of 1098
	Lee Patton (1951 - )	1106
	Marcia Jane (1955 - )	child of 858
	Mary Jane (1916 - )	857
	Mary Paula (1956 - )	child of 859
	Morton Perrin (1886 - 1971)	spouse of 551
	Morton Perrin Jr. (1912 - )	855
	Morton Perrin III (1949 - )	1103
	Morton Perrin IV	child of 1103
	Stephen Michael (1942 - )	1101
	Stephen Michael Jr.	child of 1101
	Susan Penelope (1954 - )	child of 859
	William Erwin (1952 - )	1105
	William Henry "Billy" (1922 - 1994)	858
	William Raymond (1981 - )	child of 1105
CHILTON 
	Bertha (1889 - )	515
	James	child of 269
	John K.	spouse of 269
CHINN 
	Agnes	parent of spouse of 358
CHOWNING 
	David	child of 541
	Ella Belle	child of 541
	Helen	child of 541
	William	spouse of 541
CHRONIC 
	Kevin	spouse of 1118
CHURCHILL 
	Asenath (~1849 - 1893)	spouse of 127
CINQUINI 
	Lorraine	parent of spouse of 968
CLARK 
	Charles Francis	parent of spouse of 646
	Colleen	spouse of 697
	Garrett (1933 - )	947
	Garrett , Jr. (1968 - )	child of 947
	Georgianna (1927 - 1982)	child of 646
	Herbert (1917 - 1972)	child of 646
	Herbert Winthrop (1889 - 1947)	spouse of 646
	Iola Queer	parent of spouse of 809
	John (1969 - )	child of 947
	Philip (1922 - )	child of 646
	Samuel (1926 - )	child of 646
	Sarilda Ann (1831 - 1891)	spouse of 142
	Talitha (1920 - )	946
	Tom Shelby (1919 - )	child of 646
CLARKE 
	Oliver Gilbert (1935 - )	spouse of 1049
CLASBY 
	Myra A.	spouse of 874
CLEMENT 
	Dorothy Elizabeth (1951 - )	spouse of 1203
	Helen	spouse of 342
	Herbert Irick	parent of spouse of 1203
CLEMMER 
	Staley J. "Stanley"	spouse of 440
CLICK 
	Anthony Ray (1986 - )	child of 994
	Lindsay Dawn (1991 - )	child of 994
	Tony Ray (1963 - )	spouse of 994
CLIFFORD 
	Amanda (~1830 - >1855)	spouse of 122
CLIFTON 
	Eugene T.	spouse of 422
	Eugenia Alberta (1929 - )	child of 422
CLINE 
	Curtis	spouse of 677
	Kay Francis	child of 677
	Ronnie	child of 677
CLOUD 
	Mabel	spouse of 379
CLUBB 
	Mary (1844 - 1924)	spouse of 97
CLUSTER 
	LaVerta (1910 - )	spouse of 466
COBB 
	Francis Mary (1924 - )	child of 413
	Fred M. (1919 - )	child of 413
	William Richard	spouse of 413
COBLE 
	Erma (~1880 - ~1955)	spouse of 316
	Eugene (1921 - )	child of 586
	Lawson A. (~1858 - )	spouse of 315
	McGowen S. (1895 - 1938)	586
COBURN 
	Thelma	spouse of 389
COCKRELL 
	Lucy Lois (1921 - 1991)	spouse of 560
COFFIN 
	Priscilla Jessup (1845 - )	spouse of 188
COFFMAN 
	Michael	spouse of 1112
	Shane (1991 - )	child of 1112
	Shawn (1991 - )	child of 1112
COLDANGHISE 
	Katherine Antoniette (1956 - )	spouse of 1027
COLE 
	Eleanor	spouse of 339
	Jennifer Michelle	child of 1139
	Joshua Michael	child of 1139
	Michael David	spouse of 1139
COLEMAN 
	Ida Clay (1875 - )	spouse of 641
	Richard Benjamin (1846 - )	parent of spouse of 641
COLLINS 
	Amy Marie (1988 - )	child of 1202
	Anna (1856 - )	spouse of 253
	Brendan St. Cyr (1988 - )	child of 1137
	Buford	child of 534
	Charles Lowell (1935 - )	1084
	Charles Lowell III (1959 - )	1202
	Charles Lowell (1984 - )	child of 1202
	Earl	child of 534
	Edward Gains	parent of spouse of 534
	Erin Dawn (1973 - )	child of 1084
	Gary (~1963 - )	spouse of 1137
	Hunter Shawhan (1989 - )	child of 1137
	Ivan (1886 - 1960)	spouse of 534
	James Carmen (1990 - )	child of 1202
	Lorene (1914 - 1962)	841
	Pearl Ivan (1910 - 1946)	842
	Robert L. (~1830 - )	parent of spouse of 253
	Sharlene (1960 - )	child of 1084
COLLISON 
	Kale (1941 - )	spouse of 609
COLP 
	Sue	spouse of 784
COMBITES 
	Ada Marie (1931 - )	child of 610
	Clarence E. (1886 - 1959)	spouse of 610
	Clarence Edward (1916 - )	child of 610
	Margaret Emily (1918 - )	child of 610
	Paul Beckett (1922 - 1935)	child of 610
COMPRINI 
	Joyce	spouse of 1068
CONGER 
	Indiana	parent of spouse of 193
CONN 
	Martha Susan (1830 - 1932)	spouse of 107
CONNOR 
	Kathryn (~1904 - )	spouse of 417
	Thomas	parent of spouse of 417
CONWAY 
	Sarah Catherine	parent of spouse of 535
COOK 
	Cora Virginia (1855 - )	parent of spouse of 370
	Jessie (~1899 - 1978)	spouse of 439
COOPER 
	Adelaide (1859 - 1924)	spouse of 292
	Charles Commodore (1900 - 1967)	spouse of 713
	Charles Richard (1937 - )	child of 713
	Clara Jane (1932 - )	1009
	Elizabeth	parent of spouse of 75
	Jo Anne Lail	1097
	John Morgan	854
	John Thomas	spouse of 550
	Lois Lail	child of 550
	Maude	parent of spouse of 839
	Patricia Lou (1930 - 1930)	child of 713
	William	parent of spouse of 713
	Zach	parent of spouse of 292
CORBIN 
	Lucille (1926 - )	parent of spouse of 1077
COREY 
	Catherine "Kate"	spouse of 372
CORNELL 
	UNNAMED	spouse of 1073
	Donald Thomas (1978 - )	child of 1073
	Michael (1981 - )	child of 1073
COTTON 
	Cornelia Louise	parent of spouse of 842
COUCH 
	Andrew Darrell (1976 - )	child of 1175
	Jr.	spouse of 1175
	Kimberly Lynn (1974 - )	child of 1175
	Rocky Dean (1977 - )	child of 1175
	Steven Edward (1979 - )	child of 1175
COUDILL 
	Daniel Jacob (1997 - )	child of 1215
	Eric	spouse of 1215
COURTNEY 
	Elmo (1915 - 1992)	child of 629
	Geneva Fern (1931 - )	child of 632
	Grant (1888 - 1964)	spouse of 629
	Herman Fay (1925 - )	child of 632
	Hubert E. (1910 - )	child of 629
	Laurence Elbert (1909 - 1909)	child of 629
	Raymond Edward (1905 - 1986)	spouse of 632
COURTRIGHT 
	Mr. UNNAMED	spouse of 544
	Russell	child of 544
COY 
	Ida (~1895 - 1987)	spouse of 626
CRAIG 
	Clyde	spouse of 519
	Ella	spouse of 246
	Emma	child of 63
	Heathy	parent of spouse of 18
	Jane (~1776 - <1856)	parent of spouse of 171
	John Douglas	child of 519
	Maude Jane (1855 - 1925)	182
	Robbie E.	child of 63
	Robert Brown (1823 - 1885)	spouse of 63
	Rose	child of 63
CRAVENS 
	Christine (1947 - )	spouse of 1075
	Lawrence (1922 - 1994)	parent of spouse of 1075
CRAWFORD 
	A.T.	spouse of 287
	Edward “Eddie”	child of 287
CREACY 
	Nancy Ellen (1848 - 1910)	parent of spouse of 508
CRECELIUS 
	Alice (O'Neal) (~1905 - )	spouse of 404
CRISMAN 
	David (~1812 - )	spouse of 47
	Eli Robertson (1841 - )	child of 47
	Hezekiah W. (1855 - )	child of 47
	Jame H. (1839 - )	child of 47
	John D. (1850 - )	child of 47
	Leonard W. (1847 - )	child of 47
	Mary Jane	child of 47
	William T. (1837 - 1863)	child of 47
CROFT 
	Anne Elizabeth (1883 - )	spouse of 380
CROSETTE 
	Elizabeth Ann (1939 - )	1122
CROSS 
	Vicki Yvonne (1950 - )	spouse of 1186
CROSSETTE 
	George (1910 - 1985)	894
	Louis F. (Shawhan) (1886 - 1929)	584
	Mattie	spouse of 311
CROUT 
	James Miichael	child of 1178
	William	spouse of 1004
	William Lee	1178
CUMMINS 
	Anna Jo (1992 - )	child of 1195
	Austin Brett (1988 - )	child of 1195
	Charles (1942 - )	spouse of 1078
	Charles Brett (1966 - )	1195
	Jenny (1971 - )	1196
	Jo Anne “Joey” (1970 - )	child of 1078
	William Oscar (1878 - 1965)	parent of spouse of 1078
CUNNINGHAM 
	Alta	child of 327
	Callie	spouse of 845
	Edith	child of 327
	Elizabeth Hawes “Lizzie” (1866 - )	spouse of 368
	Harry	child of 327
	Jessie Pearl (1911 - )	parent of spouse of 934
	John ( - 1936)	spouse of 327
	Marquis de LaFayette (1825 - 1869)	parent of spouse of 368
	Nina Pearl	child of 327
	Roscoe R.	child of 327
CURRENT 
	Anna Lee (1863 - 1909)	spouse of 284
	Elizabeth T. (1865 - 1949)	spouse of 285
	John (1838 - 1926)	parent of spouse of 284
	John (1838 - 1926)	parent of spouse of 285
CURRLIN 
	Christian Jordan (1995 - )	child of 1188
	Justin William (1992 - )	child of 1188
	William Charles (1967 - )	spouse of 1188
CURRY 
	Bernetia Eileen (1945 - )	child of 877
	Carol Cecile (1934 - )	child of 877
	Charles C.	spouse of 877
	Charles Robert (1938 - )	child of 877
	Grace Patricia (1941 - )	child of 877
	James Francis (1937 - )	child of 877
	Lorena (1950 - )	child of 877
	Maureen Janet (1943 - )	child of 877
	Sheila Mary (1936 - )	child of 877
CUTO 
	Lisa	1168
	Tony	spouse of 973
DAHL 
	Kara Denise (1968 - )	spouse of 1022
DAILY 
	David (1836 - )	child of 39
	Elizabeth (1843 - )	child of 39
	Grandison (1858 - )	child of 39
	Henry (1845 - )	child of 39
	Isabella J. (1841 - )	child of 39
	Jacob (1812 - 1879)	spouse of 39
	Jacob A. (1849 - )	child of 39
	John (1846 - )	child of 39
	Joseph B. (1839 - )	child of 39
	Margaret (1854 - )	child of 39
	Phillip (1851 - )	child of 39
DALE 
	Cainan I. (~1922 - )	spouse of 901
	Gloria J. (1944 - )	child of 901
	Loy Philip (1952 - )	child of 901
	Paul S. (1947 - )	child of 901
	Robert E. (1942 - )	child of 901
DANCHENKA 
	Allyson Beth (1975 - )	child of 1166
	David Kenneth (1971 - )	child of 1166
	Kenneth (~1948 - )	spouse of 1166
DANIEL 
	John	parent of spouse of 119
	Julia Florence (1853 - 1936)	spouse of 119
	Robin	spouse of 720
DANIELS 
	Lola	spouse of 804
DANNER 
	Pamela R. (~1945 - )	spouse of 871
DAVID 
	Adonica Leigh (1962 - )	child of 1091
	Alice	539
	Allen Ray (1926 - )	1088
	Alma	child of 538
	Alvin (1901 - 1961)	845
	Alvin Dee (1958 - )	child of 845
	Amos Ray (1904 - )	846
	Amy Elizabeth (1965 - )	child of 1088
	Barbara (1924 - )	1087
	Carol Grace (1947 - )	child of 846
	Chester Richard (1950 - )	1090
	Donald Lowe (1933 - )	1091
	Elizabeth “Bessie”	541
	Elsie	spouse of 277
	Eva Jean	child of 845
	Evelyn Corelli (1936 - )	1092
	Flora	child of 283
	Georgie	child of 283
	Jacob (1809 - 1866)	parent of spouse of 277
	Jana Lynn (1951 - )	child of 1088
	John George (1872 - 1956)	538
	John Russell (1948 - )	child of 845
	Karen Marinda (1972 - )	child of 1090
	Keller	child of 283
	Kimberly Gale (1974 - )	child of 1090
	King	child of 283
	Margaret	child of 283
	Mattie	child of 283
	Minnie Sue (1949 - )	1089
	Patricia Ann (1952 - )	child of 845
	Robert Lowe (1972 - )	child of 1091
	Sarah “Sallie”	540
	Terry Louise (1952 - )	1210
	Thomas Estill (1954 - )	child of 845
	Virginia Lea (1943 - )	child of 846
	William (1800 - 1881)	parent of spouse of 283
	William Edwin (1967 - )	child of 1088
	William Henry (1840 - 1897)	spouse of 283
	William Russell (1897 - )	844
	William Russell Jr. (1919 - )	child of 844
	Willie	child of 283
DAVIDSON 
	Karen Marlene (1938 - )	spouse of 675
DAVIES 
	Anna Hanley	parent of spouse of 236
DAVIS 
	Barbara	child of 602
	Beulah "Ulah" (1909 - )	spouse of 467
	Charlene Carter	spouse of 823
	Eunice Carolyn (1911 - )	spouse of 574
	Jeff	spouse of 974
	Margaret	parent of spouse of 1136
	Marion “Red”	child of 602
	Marvin L.	spouse of 602
	Matilda (~1803 - )	spouse of 15
	Phyliss	child of 602
	Ross	child of 602
	Scotty (1983 - )	child of 974
	Terry	spouse of 978
	Tiffany Dawn (1981 - )	child of 974
	Vivian (1928 - 1973)	spouse of 838
DAWSON 
	Olivia	parent of spouse of 292
DEBBIE 
	UNNAMED	spouse of 1032
DECKARD 
	Margaret B.	child of 273
	Rev. S. G. (1856 - )	spouse of 273
DECKER 
	C. W.	spouse of 617
	Mary Lewis	child of 617
DEKEUSTER 
	Eunice Marie (1913 - 1993)	spouse of 443
DELLERT 
	Christopher Graham (1974 - )	child of 951
	Cynthia Jean (1971 - )	child of 951
	Richard Harold (1934 - )	spouse of 951
DELORES 
	UNNAMED	spouse of 725
DENNIS 
	Benjamin C. (~1900 - ~1959)	spouse of 471
	Donald E. (1925 - )	child of 471
	Dorothy	child of 471
DENNISON 
	James	spouse of 984
	Timothy Allen (1991 - )	child of 984
DENNY 
	Ashley Dawn (1987 - )	child of 1216
	Haley Nikole (1991 - )	child of 1216
	Jeffrey	spouse of 1216
	Jeffrey , Jr. (1992 - )	child of 1216
DENTON 
	Myrna Lee (1939 - )	spouse of 1066
DEORSEY 
	Charles Leo	spouse of 1122
	Matthew Shawhan (1976 - )	child of 1122
DEPEW 
	Annette (1962 - )	spouse of 1051
DETERDING 
	Carolyn Sue (1955 - )	1118
	Mary Kay (1956 - )	1119
	William H. (1927 - )	spouse of 876
DEWITZ 
	Debbie	child of 1085
	Gerald Cairns (1928 - )	spouse of 1086
	Jennifer Michelle (1986 - )	child of 1204
	Kimberly Kay (1958 - )	1206
	Matthew (1983 - )	child of 1203
	Pamela Jane (1956 - )	1205
	Sara Kathryn (1982 - )	child of 1204
	Scott David (1955 - )	1204
	Thomas Shaun (1951 - )	1203
	Walter Carl (1889 - 1973)	parent of spouse of 1086
DICKERSON 
	Rachel	parent of spouse of 99
DICKEY 
	Alton Russell (1960 - )	child of 1008
	Charles (~1895 - ~1932)	spouse of 440
	Darlene (~1921 - )	child of 440
	Dixie Nell (1944 - )	child of 711
	Donnie Dale (1940 - )	child of 711
	Gene (1937 - )	1008
	Gwendolyn (~1923 - )	child of 440
	Kate Elizabeth (1990 - )	child of 1019
	Kirk Stephen (1950 - )	1019
	Lori Michaele (1962 - )	child of 1008
	Obert Matthew (~1915 - )	spouse of 711
	Olen Beryl (~1925 - )	child of 440
	Richard Duane (1928 - )	727
	Ryan Williams (1988 - )	child of 1019
	William Dale (~1926 - )	child of 440
DICKMAN 
	Marge	spouse of 818
DIETLE 
	Helen Ann (1959 - )	child of 1057
	Roy	spouse of 1057
DILLA 
	Sandra (1967 - )	spouse of 1157
DILLS 
	Sofia ( - 1928)	spouse of 173
DISMUKE 
	Mary Gladys	spouse of 822
DIXON 
	Mabel Jean (1940 - )	spouse of 915
DODSON 
	Albertus "Bert" (1879 - 1942)	spouse of 244
	Brent Allan (1974 - )	child of 796
	Chad Edward (1975 - )	child of 796
	Charles Bertus "Chuck" (1945 - )	796
	Charles Merrill (1919 - )	486
	Dorothy Gertrude (1913 - )	485
	Marilyn Diane (1949 - )	797
	Mary Elizabeth (1911 - 1925)	child of 244
DOLE 
	Frank V. (1875 - 1962)	spouse of 232
	John Shawhan (1928 - )	child of 232
	Richard Thomas (1922 - )	child of 232
	Robert James (1924 - )	child of 232
	William George (1927 - )	child of 232
DONALD 
	Mildred Frances	parent of spouse of 1204
DONBROSKY 
	Edward Paul III (1971 - )	spouse of 1040
	Edward Paul , Jr.	parent of spouse of 1040
	Emily Helen (2001 - )	child of 1040
DONIPHAN 
	Matilda (1804 - 1855)	parent of spouse of 124
DORSTEN 
	Emma	spouse of 827
DOTY 
	UNNAMED	spouse of 1042
	Billy Keith (1952 - )	1096
	Billy Keith , Jr. (1974 - )	child of 1096
	Candace Marie (1977 - )	child of 1096
	Cynthia (~1958 - )	child of 851
	James Henry ,Sr. (~1906 - )	spouse of 548
	James Henry , Jr. (1932 - )	851
	James Henry III (1961 - )	child of 851
	Kandy (1966 - )	child of 851
	Merle Travis (1963 - 1987)	child of 851
	Rocky (1969 - )	child of 851
	Sherry (1965 - )	child of 851
	Todd Lewis (1967 - )	child of 1042
DOUGAN 
	Brandon Scott (1993 - )	child of 1021
	Brian Scott (1955 - )	spouse of 1021
DOUGLAS 
	Clarence Ben III (1971 - )	spouse of 1200
	Julian Lacy Wyatt (2000 - )	child of 1200
DOWNING 
	A.J.	child of 500
	Andrew Jackson (1856 - )	253
	Arlington	child of 497
	Asa Elmer	child of 326
	B. Franklin (1824 - 1902)	spouse of 105
	Benjamin Franklin (1844 - 1945)	child of 102
	Celestine (1849 - 1882)	spouse of 146
	Claude C.	500
	daughter	child of 248
	Donald	child of 500
	Donna Rae	child of 599
	Dorothy	child of 500
	Edna	child of 262
	Elizabeth Ann (1814 - 1843)	parent of spouse of 149
	Ethel Fredonia	600
	George Washington (1846 - 1922)	250
	Georgia "Birdie" (1871 - 1922)	495
	Grace	496
	Harry (1879 - 1899)	child of 250
	Inez Mary (1875 - 1968)	598
	James (1793 - 1843)	parent of spouse of 102
	James (1793 - 1843)	parent of spouse of 105
	James (<1851 - )	262
	James Lionel (1863 - 1929)	494
	James Willis	child of 500
	John Calfee	child of 326
	John James (1839 - 1863)	child of 102
	John R. (1851 - 1926)	spouse of 326
	Joseph Columbus (1841 - )	249
	Laura Adeline ( - 1943)	child of 326
	Loucetta (1836 - 1887)	247
	Louemma	264
	Margaret Docia (1854 - 1922)	252
	Mariah (1811 - 1901)	spouse of 44
	Mariah (1811 - 1901)	parent of spouse of 147
	Marjorie Nell “Bebenel” (1887 - >1970)	child of 251
	Martha Ann (1851 - 1891)	265
	Martha Susan (1858 - 1923)	254
	Mary (1813 - 1903)	spouse of 40
	Mary (1885 - )	498
	Mary Elizabeth (1858 - 1877)	263
	Mary Isabel "Beebs" (1921 - )	child of 494
	Nancy Minta (1862 - )	255
	Nell	child of 494
	Ora Ella ( - 1944)	child of 326
	Oscar Tate (1894 - 1928)	child of 326
	Otha Resin	child of 326
	Ray (1888 - 1978)	599
	Rebecca Ann Reading (1843 - 1914)	child of 102
	Rezin (1779 - 1881)	parent of spouse of 40
	Rezin (1779 - 1881)	parent of spouse of 44
	Rezin Hampton (1827 - 1897)	parent of spouse of 326
	Ruth (1918 - 1919)	child of 494
	Samuel Casey (1848 - 1893)	child of 102
	Susan Cordelia (1855 - 1941)	child of 105
	Thomas Campbell (1880 - 1901)	child of 251
	Dr. Thomas Jefferson (1851 - 1930)	251
	Will C.	497
	William Casey (1812 - 1894)	spouse of 102
	William Reading (1837 - 1925)	248
DOYLE 
	Catherine M. (1869 - 1921)	child of 180
	Charles (1830 - 1916)	spouse of 180
	Charles J Jr.	379
	Grace Agnes (1871 - 1937)	376
	Hannah A. (1875 - 1921)	child of 180
	Howard	spouse of 699
	James M. (1872 - 1903)	child of 180
	James S (1908 - 1980)	child of 379
	John P. (1868 - 1943)	child of 180
	Margaret Ellen (1939 - )	child of 699
	Mary	658
	Mary Agatha (1883 - 1966)	child of 180
	Rebecca Elizabeth (1878 - 1962)	377
	T. Joseph (1914 - 1944)	child of 378
	Thomas William (~1918 - 1963)	378
	William J USN (~1918 - )	child of 378
DRAIN 
	George W. (1859 - )	child of 76
	Hiram (1826 - 1899)	spouse of 76
DRANE 
	Henry Shawhan	child of 170
	Joseph	child of 170
	Leonard (1835 - )	spouse of 170
	Margaret Lyne "Maggie"	child of 170
	Mary (1961 - 1960)	spouse of 366
	Stephen T.	parent of spouse of 170
DRAPER 
	Cordelia (~1864 - 1909)	child of 88
	Dessie (1868 - 1868)	child of 88
	Emma (~1860 - )	child of 88
	Fountain Means (1836 - 1909)	spouse of 88
	Inez (1858 - )	child of 88
	Irene (~1862 - )	child of 88
	Ortis (1866 - 1866)	child of 88
DREW 
	Arthur	child of 345
	L. H.	spouse of 345
	Mary Winefred	child of 345
DROSS 
	Linda Lorraine (1949 - )	spouse of 1045
DUFF 
	Jim	spouse of 1069
	John Michael (1963 - )	child of 1069
	Mary J. (1962 - )	child of 1069
	Sally A. (1958 - )	child of 1069
DUKE 
	Steven Lynn (1964 - )	spouse of 1174
	Tessa Angeline (1984 - )	child of 1174
	Tia Louise (1985 - )	child of 1174
	Toni Renae (1988 - )	child of 1174
DUNCAN 
	Agnes (1853 - )	child of 101
	Elizabeth (>1810 - )	parent of spouse of 282
	Elizabeth (0184 - )	child of 101
	Jessie May (1860 - 1933)	245
	Mabel	child of 246
	Margaret	spouse of 506
	Mary (1854 - )	child of 101
	Nathaniel P. (1849 - )	child of 101
	Robert C. (1857 - )	child of 101
	Robert Cunliffe (1816 - 1887)	spouse of 101
	Thomas D. (1846 - 1916)	246
DUNNING 
	Maude (~1865 - 1892)	spouse of 316
DURBIN 
	Mary	parent of spouse of 543
DUVAL 
	David	child of 506
DUVEL 
	Blanche Pearle (1893 - 1978)	501
	Darlene	505
	daughter	child of 506
	daughter 1	child of 503
	daughter 2	child of 503
	daughter 3	child of 503
	daughter 4	child of 503
	Florence Hannah	504
	Frederick Crum (1891 - 1972)	spouse of 501
	George Frederick	506
	John Downing	503
	John Thomas	spouse of 255
	Pearl	810
	Ruby Minta	502
	son	child of 506
	son 1	child of 503
	son 2	child of 503
EARNEST 
	Anthony Shane (1985 - )	child of 985
	Brad Dale (1968 - )	child of 671
	Brenda Sue (1953 - )	979
	Carl Leroy (1970 - )	986
	Carl Richard (Dick) (1928 - )	672
	Carla Denise (1958 - )	983
	Cheryl Ann	989
	Christopher (1982 - )	child of 978
	Daniel (1951 - )	988
	Danielle	child of 988
	Donna Marie (1960 - )	984
	Edward Hager (1973 - )	child of 675
	Erick	child of 978
	George Allen (~1930 - )	673
	Gorton Christopher	parent of spouse of 387
	Harley Danielle (1991 - )	child of 986
	Harold Lee (1926 - 1992)	671
	Harold Lee Jr. (1949 - )	978
	Heide Jo (1966 - )	981
	Ilician Jane	child of 989
	Jack Brannon (1924 - )	670
	Jack Brannon , Jr. (1949 - )	976
	Jay David (1967 - )	977
	Jay David (1993 - )	child of 977
	Jeffrey Dean (1960 - )	child of 675
	John (1935 - )	675
	John Hager (1900 - 1950)	spouse of 387
	John Michael (1966 - )	child of 675
	Jonathan Lewis (1983 - )	child of 985
	Joseph Carl (~1996 - )	child of 987
	Joseph Paul (1973 - )	987
	June Mertis (1921 - )	668
	Kasey Lynn	child of 976
	Kerri Dawn	child of 976
	Laura	child of 978
	Leane (1957 - )	child of 675
	Linda Sue (1957 - 1994)	992
	Lowell Thomas (1931 - )	674
	Lowell Thomas III (1958 - )	child of 674
	Marcey Jacinda	child of 983
	Marjorie Elaine (1959 - )	980
	Megan Arlene (1997 - )	child of 977
	Mollie Katherine (1923 - )	669
	Phyllis Ann (1939 - )	676
	Richard William (1961 - )	985
	Robert Steven (1977 - )	child of 984
	Segrid Ann	child of 988
	Sharon Louise (1949 - )	982
	Theresa Mae (1950 - )	991
	Timothy	990
	Timothy , Jr.	child of 990
	Travis	child of 990
	Tyler	child of 990
	Vanessa	child of 673
EARNHART 
	Joseph	parent of spouse of 394
	Lessel (~1910 - )	spouse of 394
EASLEY 
	Harry ( - 1966)	874
	Harry W. (1912 - )	1115
	Rae Bernice (1934 - )	child of 1115
	Sarah Frances (1837 - 1867)	spouse of 115
	Teddie Ann (1942 - )	child of 1115
	Warham ( - 1932)	spouse of 562
EDDINGTON 
	Amy ( - 1968)	spouse of 642
EDWARDS 
	Ada Lee	spouse of 809
	Arch Reuben	child of 502
	Archie Oscar	spouse of 502
	B. S.	parent of spouse of 809
	Genii	child of 502
	John Michael (1967 - )	child of 1121
	John S. (1947 - )	spouse of 1121
	Julie Kathleen (1969 - )	child of 1121
	Lee Roy	spouse of 505
	LeRoy Jr.	child of 505
	Mary Ambrose	parent of spouse of 168
	Naomi	child of 502
	Ruth	spouse of 904
EGBERT 
	Charla Ann (1973 - )	child of 890
	Stanley	spouse of 890
	William Stanton (1971 - )	child of 890
EGGER 
	Elsie	parent of spouse of 623
EISARY 
	Bernardine	spouse of 945
EK 
	Cynthia Michele (1965 - )	child of 884
	Dale Ann (1955 - )	child of 883
	Dale Emery (1931 - )	883
	Emery Ole (1904 - 1976)	spouse of 572
	John Emery (1958 - )	child of 883
	Katherine Elizabeth (1963 - )	child of 883
	Linda Lee (1953 - )	child of 883
	Robert Henry (1936 - )	884
	Robert Jeffrey (1963 - )	child of 884
	Timothy Randolph Hartman (1956 - )	child of 883
ELDER 
	Angie	child of 996
	Dennis	spouse of 996
	Travis	child of 996
ELKINS 
	Arthur Thomas (1885 - 1965)	spouse of 411
	Edith Lee (1912 - )	708
	Stella May (1910 - 1988)	707
ELLIOTT 
	Elaine (~1940 - )	spouse of 784
ELROD 
	Jon Lucas (1988 - )	child of 1132
	Nicholas Wade (1987 - 1987)	child of 1132
	Ricky Alan (1960 - )	spouse of 1132
	Stephen Dale (1985 - )	child of 1132
EPPERLY 
	Ethel Nancy (1888 - 1960)	parent of spouse of 840
ERICKSON 
	Berit Anita	spouse of 764
ERIN 
	UNNAMED	spouse of 1035
ERSTRIE 
	Ella (1853 - 1889)	spouse of 92
ERVIN 
	James Francis	parent of spouse of 293
	Minnie Sue (~1872 - 1922)	spouse of 293
ERWIN 
	Marcheta (1924 - )	spouse of 858
	Willie Fay (1909 - 1986)	spouse of 662
ESTEP 
	Stella (1898 - 1988)	spouse of 631
ESTILL 
	UNNAMED (~1870 - )	spouse of 352
	Hazel (~1900 - 1987)	child of 352
ETHEL 
	UNNAMED	spouse of 442
EUGE 
	August	parent of spouse of 702
	August Cowel (1907 - )	spouse of 702
	Dennis Dean (1952 - )	child of 702
	Jeanette Lee (1937 - )	1002
	Robert Kenneth (1949 - )	child of 702
	Rostelle Garland (1934 - )	child of 702
	Sondra June (1936 - )	1001
EVANSON 
	Cindi	spouse of 1102
EVERSON 
	Kimberly Ann (1970 - )	child of 1209
	Philip Gene (1946 - )	spouse of 1209
EWALT 
	Anna Lee (1915 - )	847
	Bessie L. (1887 - 1920)	child of 285
	Edwin (1867 - 1895)	285
	Henry (1754 - 1829)	parent of spouse of 10
	Henry	spouse of 129
	Hugh Fisher (1917 - )	child of 542
	John (1789 - 1857)	parent of spouse of 113
	John Current (1887 - )	542
	John Henry	child of 113
	Kitty (1890 - )	child of 285
	Margaret (1813 - 1873)	parent of spouse of 278
	Mary Susan (1831 - 1900)	parent of spouse of 176
	Nancy Kate (1852 - 1867)	child of 113
	Rebecca (1787 - 1861)	parent of spouse of 50
	Sallie	286
	Samuel (1864 - 1890)	284
	COL Samuel (1826 - 1868)	spouse of 113
	Samuel Jr. (1890 - 1948)	543
	Sarah "Sallie" (1783 - 1837)	spouse of 10
FADOOL 
	Theodora A.	parent of spouse of 1040
FAIR 
	Charles (~1871 - )	child of 95
	James (1845 - 1896)	spouse of 95
	Mollie (~1873 - )	child of 95
	Pearl (~1869 - )	child of 95
FAWN 
	Agnes Marie (1938 - 1961)	spouse of 626
FERG 
	Elizabeth Uhle (1912 - )	spouse of 894
FERREE 
	Baby	child of 156
	Floyd	child of 156
	George W.	spouse of 156
	Harold	child of 156
	Harvey	child of 156
	Helen	child of 156
	Kenneth	child of 156
	Marcus	child of 156
	Myron	child of 156
	Naomi	child of 156
	Thelma	child of 156
	Wilma	child of 156
FERRELL 
	Debra Jo	spouse of 1145
FINCH 
	Martha Almina	parent of spouse of 190
FINLEY 
	Mary T.	parent of spouse of 253
FISHBACK 
	Elizabeth	parent of spouse of 563
	Emma	spouse of 511
FISHER 
	Danny Glen (1963 - )	child of 783
	Darvin	parent of spouse of 543
	Fallon Mary (1997 - )	child of 1158
	Gary (1965 - )	spouse of 1158
	Gary , Jr. (1988 - )	child of 1158
	Kristin Joy (1970 - )	child of 783
	Larry (~1941 - )	spouse of 783
	Nida (1891 - )	spouse of 543
FITCHWELL 
	Andrew Raymond (1987 - )	child of 1054
	John Anthony (1954 - )	spouse of 1054
	John Anthony (1980 - )	child of 1054
	Trent Howard (1983 - )	child of 1054
FITHIAN 
	Edna Heath (1882 - 1923)	spouse of 361
	Edward Ray (1854 - 1895)	parent of spouse of 361
FITTRO 
	Dena	spouse of 987
FITZGERALD 
	Tess (1971 - )	spouse of 1036
FLAIZ 
	Mary Katheryn (1886 - 1975)	spouse of 330
FLANNIGAN 
	Doreen (1960 - )	spouse of 1202
FLEENER 
	Minnie E.	parent of spouse of 398
FLEICHMAN 
	Rosa	parent of spouse of 355
FLEMING 
	Agnes (~1716 - 1785)	parent of spouse of 3
FLETCHER 
	Nell	parent of spouse of 633
FLORENCE 
	Gladys (~1895 - )	spouse of 231
FLOWER 
	Nancy (ca1775 - >1824)	parent of spouse of 30
	Nancy (ca1775 - >1824)	parent of spouse of 30
FLOYD 
	Carl Byron (1950 - )	972
	Francie Jo (1976 - )	child of 972
	John Leonard (1941 - )	971
	Leslie	child of 971
	M. Harry (1922 - 1984)	spouse of 668
	Matthew	child of 971
FOLEY 
	Bobbie	child of 561
	Charles (~1968 - )	spouse of 1211
	Connor John (1993 - )	child of 1211
	Madison K. (~1992 - )	child of 1211
	Robert "Bobby" (~1922 - )	spouse of 561
FONSECA 
	David Lorenzo	spouse of 1118
FORD 
	Bertha	parent of spouse of 170
	Deloris Ann (1933 - )	child of 692
	Douglas (1931 - )	child of 692
	Doyle F. (1932 - )	child of 691
	Earl Zimmerman (1905 - )	child of 400
	Glenn V. (1900 - )	691
	H. Jerri (1939 - )	child of 692
	Julia Catherine (1912 - )	693
	Loretta J. (1937 - )	child of 692
	Lupheba (1928 - )	child of 691
	Ozzie S. (1902 - )	692
	Samuel (1871 - 1941)	spouse of 400
	Wesley Glenn (1925 - )	child of 691
	William R. (1924 - )	child of 691
FORSYTHE 
	Marjorie Ann (1932 - )	spouse of 933
FORTLAGE 
	H. E. (~1865 - )	spouse of 313
	June Mary (1902 - 1932)	child of 313
FORTNEY 
	Mary Catherine (1870 - 1926)	spouse of 186
FOSTER 
	Carolyn	child of 779
	Christina	child of 779
	Dr. Mark (~1900 - )	spouse of 477
	James (~1930 - )	778
	Jeffrey	child of 778
	Joshua	child of 778
	Justin	child of 778
	Kim	child of 779
	Mark (~1932 - )	child of 477
	Thomas (~1934 - )	779
FOWLER 
	Joyce Marie (1956 - )	spouse of 790
FOX 
	Abijah C. (1873 - 1957)	spouse of 213
	Abijah Shawhan (1937 - )	child of 431
	Abijah Upson (1905 - 1980)	431
	Jarvis Powell (1941 - )	child of 431
	Johnathan Randall (1958 - )	child of 607
	Joseph Marlin	spouse of 607
	Kathryn Lynette (1954 - )	child of 607
	Suzanne Angeline (1944 - )	child of 431
FRANCE 
	Obie Jeanette	parent of spouse of 837
FRANCIS 
	Candace Ann (1972 - )	1193
	Chad Alan (1970 - )	1192
	Christy Nicole (1989 - )	child of 1075
	James Edward (1946 - 1968)	child of 839
	John Virgil (1915 - )	spouse of 839
	John Virgil (1915 - )	parent of spouse of 1079
	John Virgil Jr. (1943 - )	1075
	Kacie (1970 - )	1191
	Mason Elizabeth (2001 - )	child of 1192
	Rachel Deliath (1973 - )	1194
	Robert Eugene (1949 - )	1077
	Sagil Elizabeth (1999 - )	child of 1192
	Shoshana Leigh (1978 - )	child of 1077
	Suzanne Irene (1967 - )	1190
	Thomas Russell (1945 - )	1076
	Thomas Russell (1945 - )	spouse of 1079
FRANK 
	Margaret (~1878 - )	spouse of 371
FRANKHAUSER 
	Fred	parent of spouse of 1212
	Sandra Lorraine (1956 - )	spouse of 1212
FRANKLIN 
	Anna Laura (1906 - )	child of 295
	J. Tolly	spouse of 295
	Lettie Mae (1909 - 1974)	557
	Thelma May	child of 295
FRANZONE 
	Marie	spouse of 852
FRAZER 
	Martha (1935 - )	spouse of 718
FRAZIER 
	Samuel	parent of spouse of 130
	Sarah Eliza (1844 - 1904)	spouse of 130
FREDERICK 
	Nettie	spouse of 402
FREDERICKSON 
	Lillian Sophia	parent of spouse of 459
FREY 
	Connie Joe BERGMAN (1974 - )	child of 789
	Delyn A. BERGMAN (1968 - )	child of 789
	Frank (~1946 - )	spouse of 789
FREYFRYE 
	Elizabeth (1757 - 1837)	parent of spouse of 10
FROST 
	Amanda (1975 - )	child of 891
	Annie Lee (1951 - )	child of 578
	Elizabeth M. (1836 - 1915)	spouse of 87
	Frances Elaine (1945 - )	890
	Frances Louise (1962 - )	child of 889
	Frank Shawhan (1916 - )	578
	Janet Robin (1954 - )	child of 579
	John Daniel (1949 - )	891
	John William (1965 - )	child of 889
	Julie Theresa (1956 - )	child of 579
	Martha Frances (1911 - )	576
	Mary Florence (1913 - )	577
	Robert Dale (1953 - )	child of 891
	W. John (1920 - )	580
	William Jasper (1881 - 1938)	spouse of 308
	William Jasper (1941 - )	889
	William Redmon (1919 - )	579
	William Redmon II (1952 - )	child of 579
FUGATE 
	Mariam (1785 - 1853)	parent of spouse of 50
FUHR 
	Edward Wilson	spouse of 335
	Francis LeRoy	child of 335
	Maryellen (1914 - )	child of 335
GARD 
	Phoebe	parent of spouse of 21
GARDNER 
	Julia Ann (1836 - 1898)	spouse of 72
GARDYNECKI 
	Linda Marie (1949 - )	spouse of 733
GARNER 
	Angeline J. (1834 - 1901)	spouse of 150
GARRETT 
	Dorothy (1934 - )	child of 633
	Lillian (1907 - 1980)	spouse of 631
	Paul (1912 - 1976)	spouse of 633
	Rufus	parent of spouse of 633
GAULT 
	Alice	spouse of 746
GAUNTT 
	Margaret L.	spouse of 854
GEHL 
	Colin Grant Goodwin (1984 - )	child of 1183
	Jordan Lacy (1988 - )	child of 1183
	Steven David (1963 - )	spouse of 1183
GELDER 
	Daniel Beckett (VAN) (1937 - )	child of 606
	Doreen Marie (VAN) (1964 - )	child of 915
	Ian Julian (VAN) (1935 - )	915
	Nathaniel Jay (VAN) (1912 - 1997)	spouse of 606
	Rosanna (VAN) (1941 - )	916
	Scott Davis (VAN) (1943 - )	child of 606
GELVIN 
	Emily (1811 - 1857)	parent of spouse of 132
GENTLE 
	1 daughter	child of 802
	2 daughter	child of 802
	Jarvis	child of 488
	John	spouse of 488
	John Ed "Fielding"	802
	Susan Lucretia	803
GERARDY 
	Gina Marie (1974 - )	1052
	Harlan Dale (1944 - )	child of 485
	Howard Dale (1911 - 1995)	spouse of 485
	Jill Suzanne (1977 - )	child of 795
	Marc Edward (1947 - )	795
	Robert Dodson (1942 - )	794
	Scott Robert (1968 - )	child of 794
	Steven Dale (1974 - )	child of 794
GESSER 
	Kristin (LA)	spouse of 1038
GIBB 
	James W.	spouse of 553
	Keziah Ames	spouse of 1103
GIBBS 
	Cynthia Ann (1952 - )	child of 772
	John Arthur (1957 - )	child of 772
	John Wesley (1924 - )	spouse of 772
	Mary Beth (1948 - )	child of 772
	Susan Carley (1947 - )	child of 772
GIBSON 
	Bobby (1932 - )	spouse of 780
	Emma (1853 - 1919)	spouse of 133
	Ernest	child of 546
	John	child of 546
	Kelsy Nicole (1985 - )	child of 1051
	Ty Ralph (1957 - )	1051
	Vance (1887 - 1914)	spouse of 546
GIFFORD 
	Wanda June (1929 - )	spouse of 670
GILBERT 
	Martha	parent of spouse of 374
GILDOW 
	Anna (1869 - 1951)	spouse of 92
	Mary Elizabeth (1858 - 1927)	spouse of 91
GILES 
	Juliann Elizabeth (1939 - )	1049
	Patricia Ruth (1944 - )	1050
	Sidney Walter (1916 - )	spouse of 777
	Wesley Sherman	parent of spouse of 777
GILLISPIE 
	Treasie (1893 - 1978)	spouse of 627
GILMORE 
	Violet Frances (Fannie) (1883 - 1974)	spouse of 297
GIMPEL 
	Anna	spouse of 799
GINGLES 
	Brenda Pearl (1946 - )	789
	Carl (~1919 - )	spouse of 482
GIVENS 
	David A.	spouse of 178
GLADDEN 
	James	spouse of 1169
	Jessica (1995 - )	child of 1169
GLENN 
	James (~1907 - 1968)	spouse of 478
	Janice Marlene (1933 - )	780
	Martha (~1801 - 1835)	parent of spouse of 114
GLIDDEN 
	Rozzie Belle (1868 - 1892)	spouse of 208
GODFREY 
	Dana Jay (1986 - )	child of 983
	Dana Mark	spouse of 983
GOLDSBERRY 
	Elizabeth (1825 - >1884)	parent of spouse of 257
GOLDTHWAITE 
	Charles Johnson (1833 - )	spouse of 94
	George (~1870 - )	child of 94
	Guy (~1874 - )	child of 94
	John (~1868 - )	child of 94
GOOD 
	Beal (~1948 - )	spouse of 886
	Harriet (~1874 - )	child of 86
	Lawrence Perry (1845 - )	spouse of 86
	Macy Starbuck (~1877 - )	child of 86
	Myra	spouse of 202
GOODING 
	Craig Allen (1974 - )	child of 683
	Richard (1943 - )	spouse of 683
	Richard Randall (1968 - )	child of 683
GOODNIGHT 
	Eloise Laura	spouse of 923
GOODWIN 
	Allura (1989 - )	child of 1168
	Anthony Vaughan "Tony" (1985 - )	child of 1182
	Ashlynn Josefina (1996 - )	child of 1182
	David	spouse of 1168
	Donica Ann (1966 - )	child of 1025
	Harry V.	parent of spouse of 736
	Howard Victor (1911 - 1992)	spouse of 736
	Jacob Howard (1983 - )	child of 1182
	Kevin Howard (1960 - )	1182
	Marilyn (1933 - 1972)	1024
	Stacie Marie (1964 - )	1183
	Thomas Howard (1935 - )	1025
	Tyler (1991 - )	child of 1168
	Tyler David (1995 - )	child of 1183
GORDON 
	Cynthia B. (1893 - )	814
	Dr. Joseph Peter (1864 - )	spouse of 510
	Lois Sue (1895 - )	child of 510
GORMAN 
	Sandy	spouse of 1075
GORSKI 
	Dorothy (1922 - 1999)	spouse of 835
GOSLIN 
	Adeline Melrose	parent of spouse of 1025
GRAFFORD 
	Dazarine	parent of spouse of 272
GRANT 
	Maura Angela (1955 - )	spouse of 760
GRAVES 
	Mildred	spouse of 940
GRAY 
	Margaret Ann (ca1828 - 1889)	spouse of 171
	Mary Elizabeth	parent of spouse of 863
	Mattie	parent of spouse of 713
	William	parent of spouse of 171
GRAYUM 
	William Martin (~1860 - 1937)	spouse of 288
GREEN 
	Ann Elizabeth (1934 - 1934)	child of 417
	Anna (1961 - )	spouse of 1202
	Annie Jane (1889 - 1896)	child of 199
	Carolyn Ann (1933 - )	997
	Carolyn Ann (1948 - )	child of 712
	Colleen (1930 - )	1006
	Daniel (1852 - 1852)	child of 75
	David (1945 - )	child of 710
	Edna Earl (1920 - 1994)	spouse of 837
	Effie (1886 - 1965)	407
	Frank	spouse of 756
	Frank Ellsworth (1903 - 1945)	700
	Gary Lee (1942 - )	child of 700
	George Ronald (1935 - 1935)	child of 700
	Harold (1920 - )	712
	Harry (1883 - 1969)	414
	Harry Warren (1958 - )	child of 712
	Helen Nevada (1912 - )	702
	Henrietta (1857 - 1930)	200
	James Franklin (1876 - 1931)	406
	James Franklin (1931 - )	child of 700
	James William (1860 - 1935)	201
	Jeffrie Scott (1961 - )	child of 718
	Jessie Bryant (1888 - ~1973)	416
	Jill Ann (1955 - )	child of 718
	John (1889 - 1889)	child of 201
	Joseph Nathaniel B. (1850 - 1896)	199
	Karen Sue (1951 - )	child of 712
	Kathy Faye (1954 - )	child of 718
	Kenneth (1915 - )	710
	Kisel (1903 - 1940)	709
	Lucy Rebecca (1908 - )	701
	Mary (1845 - 1853)	child of 75
	Mary Margaret (1920 - 1920)	child of 417
	Napoleon Bonaparte (1816 - 1881)	spouse of 75
	Nellie Bryant (1886 - 1972)	415
	Nellie Oleva (1917 - )	711
	Robert (1855 - 1856)	child of 75
	Rostelle (1910 - 1931)	child of 406
	Sabra Sue (~1932 - )	1007
	Sarah Elizabeth (1847 - )	child of 75
	Ted Morris (1900 - 1969)	417
	William	parent of spouse of 75
	William Albert (1959 - )	child of 718
	William Butler	parent of spouse of 837
	William Thomas (1930 - )	718
GREGG 
	Jewel	spouse of 825
	Richard P. Smith	child of 825
GRESHAM 
	Carolyn Elizabeth (1960 - )	spouse of 1204
	Marshall	parent of spouse of 1204
GRIER 
	Blanche (1870 - )	child of 100
	Joseph (1873 - )	child of 100
	W. (1845 - )	spouse of 100
GRIEVE 
	Frances Lenore (1919 - 1960)	spouse of 593
GRIFFITH 
	Cody Alexander (1995 - )	child of 1181
	Courtney (1988 - )	child of 1181
	Keny (1966 - )	spouse of 1181
	Kyle (1986 - )	child of 1181
GRIGSBY 
	Albert Victor	parent of spouse of 187
	Cecilia Frances (1877 - )	spouse of 187
GRONIGER 
	Florence (~1898 - )	spouse of 586
GROOVER 
	Sally Etta Charlotte (1932 - )	spouse of 1063
GUDGELL 
	Thelma Jane (1924 - )	spouse of 929
	Wallace	parent of spouse of 929
GULDNER 
	Billie Jean 'B.J.' (1945 - )	child of 774
	Ira Warren (1890 - 1966)	spouse of 473
	Kathleen Ellen (1943 - )	1042
	William Eugene (Bill) (1919 - )	774
GUNSAULEY 
	UNNAMED	spouse of 540
	Alice	child of 540
	Charles	child of 540
	Emma	child of 540
	Larkin	child of 540
	Taylor	child of 540
	William	child of 540
	Worthington (1898 - )	child of 540
GUSTIN 
	Merle Franklin	spouse of 421
	Norma Lail (1912 - 1992)	719
GUTHRIE 
	Susannah (1767 - 1852)	parent of spouse of 110
HALEY 
	Eula Ray (1932 - )	child of 812
	William Pearson (1904 - )	spouse of 812
HALL 
	Anna Mae (1905 - 1984)	spouse of 928
	Betty Jean (1924 - 1981)	880
	Cheryl Anne (1967 - )	child of 581
	Diane (1937 - )	881
	Elvin V. ( - 1958)	spouse of 309
	Julia	parent of spouse of 220
	Roy V. (1931 - )	581
	Walter M. "Jerry" (1905 - 1966)	spouse of 569
HALTERMAN 
	Carol Jean	parent of spouse of 1108
HAMILTON 
	Andrew Kenneth (1968 - )	child of 461
	George (1928 - )	spouse of 461
	James	parent of spouse of 461
HAMLET 
	Dayle (1934 - )	1069
HAMLETT 
	Betty (1926 - )	836
	Cheryle	1072
	Dennis Edward (1943 - )	1070
	Erin Lorraine (1980 - )	child of 1070
	Forest Smith (1911 - )	child of 532
	General F. (1889 - 1972)	spouse of 532
	Jefferson Edward (1916 - 1975)	834
	Joann	child of 833
	John Phillip (1913 - 1982)	833
	John Phillip Jr.	child of 833
	Kathleen Ann (1940 - )	1071
	Kelly Kathleen (1978 - )	child of 1070
	LaRea	child of 833
	Michael Leroy (1946 - )	child of 834
	Patrick William (1946 - )	child of 834
	Paul Richard (1922 - 1999)	835
	Phyllis	child of 833
	Suzette	child of 833
	Timothy Paul (1947 - )	child of 834
	Wayne (1912 - 1961)	832
HAMMETT 
	Linnie Estelle (1884 - 1973)	parent of spouse of 527
HAMMOND 
	Julie (1965 - )	1181
	Robert "Bucky"	spouse of 1024
HANCOCK 
	Albert R. (1904 - 1983)	spouse of 633
	Arthur Wellesley (1862 - 1956)	spouse of 224
	Barbara	child of 738
	Daisy Mable (1885 - 1971)	446
	Deborah	child of 738
	Frank (1922 - )	740
	Frank	child of 740
	Frank D. (1886 - 1930)	447
	James (1919 - )	738
	James Kevin	child of 739
	Janet	child of 739
	Jean	child of 739
	John (1920 - )	739
	John	child of 739
	John	parent of spouse of 224
	Judy	child of 739
	Kevin	child of 740
	Sean	child of 740
HANING 
	Annie (1876 - )	spouse of 226
HANKINS 
	Nancy Louisa (1860 - 1941)	parent of spouse of 533
HANSEN 
	UNNAMED	spouse of 620
	Retta (~1903 - )	925
HANSON 
	1 son	child of 807
	2 son	child of 807
	Jimmie	spouse of 807
HARCOURT 
	Eliza ( - 1855)	parent of spouse of 131
HARLESS 
	Eva Brown (1933 - )	spouse of 1091
HARMONY 
	Georgia (~1945 - )	spouse of 794
HARPER 
	Bernard Oscar (1922 - )	spouse of 669
	Christina	child of 1170
	Eddie	1170
	Jennifer (1963 - )	974
	Kayla	child of 1170
	Marilyn	spouse of 1104
	Melissa	1169
	Wanetta (1943 - )	973
	Warren (1946 - )	975
HARRIS 
	Effie	spouse of 291
	Juda	parent of spouse of 293
	Margaret	spouse of 456
HART 
	Eva A. (1830 - 1888)	spouse of 66
HARTFORD 
	Mary	parent of spouse of 382
HARTLINE 
	Benjamin	child of 1034
	Gregg	spouse of 1034
	Rachel	child of 1034
HARTWIG 
	Berta Matilda (1874 - 1960)	spouse of 152
	Bertha Carolina (1878 - 1907)	spouse of 151
HASEGAWA 
	Clifton M.	spouse of 1106
	David M. (1981 - )	child of 1106
	Lee Toshika (1978 - )	child of 1106
HASSEL 
	Christopher	spouse of 1134
	Haley (1997 - )	child of 1134
HASTINGS 
	James (1964 - )	spouse of 1020
	Melissa Marie (1981 - )	child of 1020
	Sara Ann (1981 - )	child of 1020
HATCHER 
	Ruby	spouse of 815
HATFIELD 
	Edna Mary (1892 - 1963)	spouse of 585
HAUER 
	Eva (1903 - 1995)	spouse of 442
HAUSCHILD 
	H. Paul (~1935 - )	spouse of 781
HAWES 
	Mae	spouse of 694
HAWKINS 
	Charles	parent of spouse of 1136
	Suzanne (1962 - )	spouse of 1136
HAWSER 
	Eliza Jane (1846 - 1915)	spouse of 160
HAYES 
	Austin Jon (1997 - )	child of 981
	Edna	parent of spouse of 896
	Jon Harlan (1970 - )	spouse of 981
	Sandra (1943 - )	spouse of 886
	Virginia (1919 - 1965)	spouse of 856
HAYS 
	George C. (1828 - 1907)	parent of spouse of 251
	Martha	parent of spouse of 224
	Sarah Campbell “Cammie” (1859 - 1966)	spouse of 251
HEATH 
	Mary Ford (1857 - 1923)	parent of spouse of 361
HEDGES 
	Carson ( - 1942)	spouse of 496
	Donald Wesley (1910 - )	spouse of 850
	Lena	808
HEDLIND 
	Carol Ann (1940 - )	spouse of 792
HEDRICK 
	Beverly	spouse of 580
HEFLIN 
	Heidi (1960 - )	child of 881
	Holli (1965 - )	child of 881
	Lawrence W. (1937 - )	spouse of 881
	Leland (1966 - )	child of 881
	Mitch (1962 - )	child of 881
HEINRICH 
	LaDonna Rae (1953 - )	spouse of 1017
HELLER 
	Albert	parent of spouse of 623
	Etha (1914 - )	spouse of 623
HEMKEN 
	Ernest	spouse of 741
	Randy	child of 741
	Rick	child of 741
	Rodney	child of 741
HENDRICK 
	Ada L. "Dollie" (1859 - 1938)	spouse of 250
HENKE 
	Mabel Dorothy (1916 - 1999)	spouse of 898
HENRY 
	Bert (~1873 - )	spouse of 383
	Marie	child of 383
HERDER 
	Anna Amanda (1905 - 1980)	child of 155
	Arthur Frederick “Bud” (1902 - )	337
	Bennett Clark (1910 - )	339
	Brenda D. (1967 - )	child of 608
	Charles (1941 - )	609
	Charles William (1895 - 1979)	child of 155
	Cindy M. (1972 - )	child of 608
	Cole E. (1962 - )	child of 608
	Everett Leland (1912 - )	340
	Francis Carlyle (1918 - 1918)	child of 155
	Gail Joanne	child of 338
	Gordon (1937 - )	608
	Kenneth (1946 - )	child of 339
	Leland	child of 340
	“Little Boy” (1901 - 1901)	child of 155
	Lloyd Dale (1948 - )	child of 342
	Lloyd Emerson (1919 - )	342
	Lyle D. (1974 - )	child of 608
	Mar	child of 338
	Nettie Myrrl (1897 - )	336
	Pauline Vivian (1915 - )	341
	Randall (1965 - )	child of 609
	Roger	child of 340
	Ronald C. (1964 - )	child of 608
	Ruth Delores (1934 - )	child of 337
	Sandra (1983 - )	child of 609
	William Floyd (1908 - )	338
	William Floyd Jr.	child of 338
	William W. (1871 - 1960)	spouse of 155
HERNDON 
	Kaitlin Rose (1997 - )	child of 1110
HERRON 
	Charles E. (1868 - )	child of 143
	Cornelius H. (1861 - )	child of 143
	James C. (1864 - )	child of 143
	John W. (1859 - )	child of 143
	Laura A. (1857 - 1864)	child of 143
	Martha T. (1864 - )	child of 143
	Mary E. (1872 - )	child of 143
	Samuel T. (1829 - )	spouse of 143
	Sarah M. (1863 - )	child of 143
	William	parent of spouse of 143
HERSHBERGER 
	Hannah (1828 - 1897)	spouse of 62
HESTER 
	Catherine Ann	spouse of 1070
HICKS 
	Linda Sue	spouse of 872
HIGGINS 
	Aaron Joshua (2000 - )	child of 1201
	Carolyn Sue (~1945 - )	spouse of 870
	Emily (1981 - )	1201
	Tony	spouse of 1082
HIGHTOWER 
	James	parent of spouse of 398
	L. D. (~1885 - 1940)	spouse of 398
	Robert (1915 - )	child of 398
HILLMAN 
	Daniel	parent of spouse of 18
	Elizabeth (1796 - 1851)	spouse of 18
HINES 
	Janis	child of 1099
	Jerry	spouse of 1099
	Joy	child of 1099
	Julie	child of 1099
HINKSON 
	Amanda (ca1851 - )	child of 129
	Henry (1871 - )	child of 278
	Humphrey (1846 - 1882)	spouse of 278
	Humphrey (ca1805 - <1850)	parent of spouse of 111
	John (1880 - )	child of 278
	John (1804 - 1872)	parent of spouse of 278
	John	spouse of 129
	Margaret Melvina (1869 - )	child of 278
	Melvina (1832 - 1863)	spouse of 111
	Samuel (1848 - 1852)	child of 129
HINTON 
	Jemmy Lee	spouse of 817
HIXON 
	Carl (~1894 - )	spouse of 433
	Carl , Jr. (~1917 - )	child of 433
	Louis H. (~1921 - )	child of 433
	Margaret (~1919 - )	child of 433
HOAGLAND 
	Helen Leona (1912 - )	spouse of 437
	William Robinson	parent of spouse of 437
HODGES 
	Jay R.	spouse of 576
	Sammy Ann (1928 - )	887
HOFFMAN 
	Joyce Agnes (1924 - 1987)	spouse of 776
HOGBIN 
	Harold	746
	Herman	spouse of 450
	Randolph	child of 746
	Richard	child of 746
	Robert	child of 746
	Twyla	745
HOGGINS 
	Anna (~1842 - )	spouse of 167
	Anna (~1842 - )	178
	Bettie	child of 54
	Emma	child of 54
	Fannie	child of 54
	Henry	child of 54
	John	child of 54
	Mary	child of 54
	Minnie	child of 54
	Sarah	child of 54
	Solomon (1767 - 1845)	parent of spouse of 54
	Wesley (1810 - )	spouse of 54
	Wesley (1810 - )	parent of spouse of 167
HOKE 
	Greta ( - 1937)	spouse of 605
HOLDERMAN 
	Henry Lee	spouse of 1097
	Margaret Gayle	child of 1097
	Patricia Louise	child of 1097
HOLLAND 
	Sarah Bell	parent of spouse of 233
HOLLIDAY 
	Elizabeth ( - 1945)	358
	Hubbard	child of 166
	Joseph	spouse of 166
HOLLIS 
	Margaret	spouse of 428
HOLLY 
	Carolyn Jo (1946 - )	child of 704
	Henry Zeylon	spouse of 704
	Henry Zeylon , Jr. (1939 - )	1003
	Kevin (1960 - )	child of 1003
	William Creighton (1941 - )	child of 704
HOLMAN 
	Lucille (1910 - 1961)	spouse of 588
	Mary (1959 - )	spouse of 869
HOLTMAN 
	Judith Ann (1951 - )	spouse of 937
HOOZER 
	Catherine Adeline (VAN) ( - 1947)	spouse of 337
	Frances (VAN)	spouse of 338
	Lloyd Dusky (VAN)	parent of spouse of 337
HOPPES 
	Clara	spouse of 535
HORN 
	Helen (1900 - )	434
	Louis Harrel (1866 - )	spouse of 216
	Lucille Shawhan (1897 - 1969)	child of 216
	Margaret Louise (1895 - )	433
HORTON 
	Charlotte Ann (1931 - )	child of 911
	David Glower (1937 - )	child of 911
	Mirian Jo (1934 - )	1127
	Paul	spouse of 911
HOUSEMAN 
	Robert (1948 - )	spouse of 868
HOUSTON 
	Elizabeth (1759 - 1843)	parent of spouse of 17
HOWARD 
	Mr.	spouse of 824
HOWK 
	UNNAMED	child of 321
	UNNAMED	590
	George Jr. (1859 - )	parent of spouse of 321
	Martha Dan	child of 591
	William (1883 - 1967)	spouse of 321
	William Jr. (1920 - 1979)	591
HRVATIN 
	Albert	parent of spouse of 1189
	Alicia Rose (1996 - )	child of 1189
	Andrew William (1966 - )	spouse of 1189
HUDSON 
	Arva E.	spouse of 537
	Elmo	child of 537
	Mary	child of 537
HUEY 
	Mary (1857 - 1938)	spouse of 196
HUFFMAN 
	Mary A. ( - 1940)	spouse of 364
HUGHES 
	Cheryl Ann (1968 - )	child of 723
	Daniel John (1972 - )	child of 723
	Ella May (1878 - 1912)	spouse of 535
	Henrietta Adelia (1854 - 1915)	326
	James Armstrong (1825 - 1902)	spouse of 144
	James Arthur (1874 - 1875)	child of 144
	James Kenneth (1912 - 1912)	child of 329
	James Willis (1924 - )	child of 330
	John Pickney (1866 - 1933)	329
	Martha Ellinor (1856 - )	327
	Mary A.	parent of spouse of 189
	Mary Adeline (1863 - 1922)	328
	Mary Katheryn (1917 - )	child of 330
	Nellie Catherine (1922 - )	spouse of 774
	Oscar Mileham (1870 - 1948)	330
	Oscar Mileham Jr. (1913 - 1995)	child of 330
	Paulette (~1948 - )	spouse of 790
	Robert Wilson	parent of spouse of 535
	Willia Volney (1859 - 1867)	child of 144
HULSE 
	Eleanor	parent of spouse of 70
HULSMAN 
	Thomas	spouse of 984
HUNT 
	Rebecca Ann	parent of spouse of 306
HUNTER 
	Lizzie	spouse of 249
HURST 
	James D.	spouse of 120
	Julie	spouse of 986
	Sarah A. (1868 - 1868)	child of 120
HUSS 
	Neal Anthony (1974 - )	child of 1046
HUSSMAN 
	Cathy (1978 - )	child of 973
	J. R. (1981 - )	child of 973
	Rick	spouse of 973
HUTSELL 
	Ada Mae	child of 137
	John “Jack”	child of 137
	Tice	spouse of 137
HYDEK 
	Elizabeth Marie (1923 - )	spouse of 458
HYMES 
	Betty (1949 - )	spouse of 1076
HYNEK 
	Christine (1971 - )	1185
	Heather Ann (1988 - )	child of 1184
	James , Sr. (1945 - )	spouse of 1026
	James , Jr. (1969 - )	1184
	Jennifer (1987 - )	child of 1184
IHNE 
	Martha (1859 - 1932)	spouse of 218
IRELAND 
	Charles	child of 114
	Harvey C. (1834 - 1896)	spouse of 114
	John Jacob (1797 - 1873)	parent of spouse of 114
IRETON 
	Florence	spouse of 208
IRONS 
	Margaret	spouse of 78
IRWIN 
	Floyd L.	spouse of 897
	James Richard (1937 - )	child of 897
	Karla Joan (1945 - )	child of 897
ISEMAN 
	Gregory Scott (1961 - )	child of 882
	James Frederick (1938 - )	spouse of 882
	Kristina (1963 - )	child of 882
	Michael Jeffrey (1960 - )	child of 882
	Timothy James (1965 - )	child of 882
IVY 
	Helen (1914 - 1915)	child of 564
	William ( - 1932)	spouse of 564
	Willora Eileen (1916 - )	child of 564
JABARA 
	Emil	parent of spouse of 1096
	Patricia K. (1958 - )	spouse of 1096
JACKSON 
	Belle (1873 - )	child of 98
	Francis M. (~1850 - )	child of 59
	Francis M. (1849 - )	child of 59
	Joseph (1867 - )	child of 98
	Lizzie (1871 - )	child of 98
	Lulu (1869 - )	child of 98
	Mary Adeline (1842 - 1930)	spouse of 96
	Richard (1841 - )	spouse of 98
	Robert (1825 - )	spouse of 59
	Sallie C. (1835 - 1921)	parent of spouse of 489
	William (1865 - )	child of 98
	William	parent of spouse of 96
JACOB 
	Elizabeth (1804 - 1874)	parent of spouse of 283
JAMERSON 
	Carla Rae (1952 - )	child of 885
	Charles	spouse of 885
JAMES 
	Albert (1906 - 1960)	spouse of 484
	Alice Jane (1941 - )	793
	Andrew Lysle (1969 - )	child of 792
	Derek Richard (1965 - )	child of 792
	Kristen Marie (1988 - )	child of 1117
	Larry (1955 - )	spouse of 1117
	Rachel Leigh (1993 - )	child of 1117
	Veryl Richard (1936 - )	792
JAMIESON 
	Bruce (1947 - )	child of 946
	Dr. Robert (1910 - 1983)	spouse of 946
	Margaret (Peggy) (1951 - )	child of 946
	Melanie Louise (1944 - 1983)	child of 946
	Phillip (1953 - )	child of 946
JANICE 
	UNNAMED	spouse of 1184
JAY 
	Jesse Lee (1908 - 1985)	spouse of 707
	Jessie M. (~1935 - )	child of 707
	Mary E. (~1933 - )	child of 707
JEAN 
	Emma	spouse of 753
JEFFERSON 
	Alice	spouse of 944
JEFFERY 
	Sara Lynne (1953 - )	spouse of 1116
JEFFRIES 
	Grace Elizabeth (2001 - )	child of 1193
	John Mark	spouse of 1193
JENKINS 
	Tammy Arlene	spouse of 977
JERGUSON 
	Catherine (1927 - )	parent of spouse of 1075
JOHNSON 
	UNNAMED	spouse of 300
	Carolyn Lee (1962 - )	spouse of 1164
	Ida	spouse of 322
	Marjorie	spouse of 526
	Melissa (1966 - )	spouse of 1032
	Robert C.	spouse of 1121
JONES 
	Annie Elizabeth ( - 1934)	child of 247
	Bertha	child of 491
	Carl	804
	Daniel Humphrey	491
	Elyndale (1965 - )	spouse of 1075
	Erik S. (1967 - )	child of 764
	Erik Steven (1966 - )	1180
	Eva Sylvia (1870 - 1947)	382
	Frank S. (~1867 - ~1867)	child of 184
	Harold Thomas ,Sr. (1906 - )	464
	Harold Thomas , Jr. (1938 - )	764
	Helen (1868 - 1929)	child of 184
	James	spouse of 247
	James Blancett (1865 - )	parent of spouse of 520
	James "Major" Jr.	child of 247
	Jonell	child of 661
	Lucetta	492
	Madison Taylor (Maddie) (1992 - )	child of 1180
	Margaret  "Sadie" (1873 - ~1964)	383
	Margaret Lucretia	488
	Mario Jeffrey (1963 - )	1179
	Mary (1906 - )	spouse of 520
	Mary Missouri	490
	Mitchell Cameron (1993 - )	child of 1179
	Nina (1906 - 1934)	spouse of 445
	Rebecca	parent of spouse of 406
	Richard M. (1840 - 1920)	spouse of 184
	Robert William	parent of spouse of 236
	Roy (1893 - )	661
	Ruth	child of 491
	son	child of 804
	Susan	child of 491
	Susan Rebecca (1870 - 1942)	493
	Thomas Ellis (1872 - 1937)	spouse of 236
	Tyrone Lee (1941 - )	spouse of 1014
	William Casey (1884 - )	489
JORDAN 
	Betty (1935 - )	child of 927
	Elmer Earl (1932 - )	child of 927
	George (~1914 - )	spouse of 927
JOURDAIN 
	Mary Ann (1841 - 1924)	spouse of 121
	William Dill Dr.	parent of spouse of 121
JULIAN 
	Bruce	child of 708
	Charles.	spouse of 708
	Gloria	child of 708
	Janelle	child of 708
JUNGBULTH 
	Eileen Frances	spouse of 956
KAGAN 
	Evelyn "Eve" Marie (1964 - )	spouse of 1155
	Mandi Lynn (1983 - )	child of 1155
KANICEE 
	Betty	spouse of 667
KEELY 
	Marilyn Rae	spouse of 884
KEENE 
	Carolyn Cornelia (1875 - 1937)	spouse of 299
KEISMAN 
	Elizabeth Alger (1969 - )	child of 1092
	Eric Lawrence (1934 - )	spouse of 1092
	Eric Lawrence Jr. (1970 - )	child of 1092
	Julia Corelli (1965 - )	child of 1092
KEITH 
	Lizzie (1866 - 1925)	spouse of 146
KELLER 
	Ann "Polly" (1858 - 1958)	spouse of 139
	Elizabeth (1873 - 1958)	child of 136
	Frank (1874 - 1890)	child of 136
	Hugh M. (1834 - )	parent of spouse of 139
	James F. (1850 - 1890)	spouse of 136
	Noah	spouse of 539
	Noah	child of 539
	Noah	parent of spouse of 136
KELLEY 
	Betty Jean (1954 - )	child of 556
	Billie John (1954 - )	child of 556
	Dale P.	child of 907
	Dickie Joe (1951 - )	child of 556
	Paul V.	spouse of 907
	Richard Leo	spouse of 556
	Shari L.	child of 907
KELLMAN 
	Geofrey Carl (1966 - )	child of 917
	George David (1940 - 1965)	spouse of 917
KELLOG 
	Frazier	spouse of 881
KEMP 
	Elizabeth	parent of spouse of 20
KENDALL 
	Sue (1955 - )	spouse of 759
KENNEDY 
	Scott (1963 - )	spouse of 1033
KERN 
	Alberta "Bert" Dolly (1929 - 1995)	spouse of 959
KERPHIDE 
	Daniel Jon (1937 - )	spouse of 917
	Joan Danielle (1970 - )	child of 917
KEY 
	Catherine (1910 - )	spouse of 691
	Julia Ann (1830 - 1911)	spouse of 73
KIEFFER 
	Margaret (~1939 - )	spouse of 782
KILBY 
	Ella (1860 - 1942)	spouse of 279
	John W. (1823 - 1900)	parent of spouse of 279
KILEY 
	Mary (Jr.)	child of 658
	Michael	child of 658
	Patrick	child of 658
KIMBROUGH 
	Anna (~1862 - )	spouse of 369
	Major/Mager (1800 - <1879)	parent of spouse of 369
KIME 
	Olive (1919 - )	spouse of 900
KING 
	Nellie	parent of spouse of 1125
KINNAMAN 
	Wanda Helene (1911 - )	spouse of 430
KINNEMAN 
	Amanda ( - 1907)	spouse of 38
	Ben	parent of spouse of 38
KIRKLAND 
	James William Jr. (1964 - )	child of 731
	James William "Bill" , Sr. (1940 - )	spouse of 731
	June Marie (1966 - )	1021
KIRKWIG 
	Julie	spouse of 1192
KIRLK 
	Sarah A. (1840 - 1874)	spouse of 163
KIRTLY 
	Mary (1763 - )	parent of spouse of 172
KITCHEN 
	Audrey Dawn (1936 - )	1129
	Joan Carol (1934 - )	1128
	Kenneth Alexander (1908 - 1990)	spouse of 924
KLEIN 
	Denise Louise	spouse of 889
	Leslie Roy (1946 - )	spouse of 1208
	Melissa Jo (1970 - )	child of 1208
	Michelle Lee (1968 - )	child of 1208
KLUMPKIN 
	Margaret	spouse of 1067
KNAPKO 
	Frank L.	spouse of 665
KNECHT 
	Donald O. (1911 - 1994)	spouse of 719
	James Donald (1942 - )	1013
	Sarah Ann (1944 - )	1014
	Tamara Lynn (1962 - )	child of 1013
	Terri Lee (1961 - )	child of 1013
	Toni Loraine (1964 - )	child of 1013
KNEIDL 
	Joshua Richard (1980 - )	child of 768
	Laura Ruth (1948 - )	child of 468
	Margaret Alice "Marge" (1944 - )	child of 468
	Micah John Lee (1982 - )	child of 769
	Richard Glenn "Rick" (1951 - )	768
	Richard John "Dick" (1922 - )	spouse of 468
	Willard John (1954 - )	769
KNOLL 
	Donna Lynn (1954 - )	spouse of 460
KNOX 
	Julia ( - 1879)	parent of spouse of 197
KOHLER 
	Lyle Wilbur (~1920 - )	spouse of 680
KORESSEL 
	Mary Elizabeth	parent of spouse of 716
KOZICH 
	David Stephen (1946 - )	spouse of 734
	David Walter (1973 - )	child of 734
KRAFT 
	Kerry Eileen (1963 - )	spouse of 1016
KREHBIEL 
	Donald Edward (1926 - )	763
	Elmer Milton (1898 - 1973)	spouse of 463
	Laura Ann (1958 - )	child of 763
	Lynn Ellen (1956 - )	1041
KREPS 
	Mary	parent of spouse of 446
KRUGER 
	Carlene Marie (1936 - )	spouse of 748
	Gary Errol (1939 - )	spouse of 750
	Matthew Wayne (1972 - )	child of 750
KRUMPECK 
	Fred Charles	parent of spouse of 470
	Helen Elizabeth (1911 - )	spouse of 470
KRUSOR 
	Aileen (1987 - )	child of 1116
	Brent Shawhan (1951 - )	1116
	Colin Jeffery (1979 - )	child of 1116
	Gavin Shawhan (1982 - )	child of 1116
	Lloyd George (1923 - )	spouse of 875
	Lynn Ellen (1955 - )	1117
KUNTZ 
	Adam Anton (1980 - )	child of 1214
	Anton (1956 - )	spouse of 1214
	Roberta Dawn (1978 - )	child of 1214
KURTZ 
	Dr. Chester (~1900 - )	spouse of 476
	John Caldwell (~1930 - )	child of 476
KUSTER 
	Dewey Jr. (1926 - 1994)	spouse of 932
	Dewey III (1949 - )	1138
	Dewey (1898 - )	parent of spouse of 932
	Elizabeth Jane (1948 - 1948)	child of 932
	Judith Ann (1956 - )	child of 932
	Katherine Todd (1954 - 1955)	child of 932
	Maria Lyne (1973 - )	1215
	Sarah Jane (1979 - )	child of 1138
	William Matthew (1952 - 1982)	child of 932
LACKEY 
	Edgar Shawhan (1893 - 1954)	565
	Lorena Shawhan (1890 - 1932)	564
	Ronna Stuart (1943 - )	child of 565
	Royal Ann (1941 - )	child of 565
	Royal Waller ( - 1921)	spouse of 300
LACOURSE 
	Amber Kelsey (1991 - )	child of 1126
	Donald Patrick	spouse of 1126
	Jessica Lynn (1989 - )	child of 1126
LACY 
	Ivy Pearl (1889 - 1969)	spouse of 242
LAIL 
	Ada (1853 - )	child of 171
	Addie G. (1888 - 1969)	child of 365
	Albert (ca1850 - 1899)	child of 171
	Alexander (1840 - 1864)	child of 51
	Alexander (1896 - ca1960)	child of 365
	Alexander (1870 - )	child of 171
	Allie (1888 - )	spouse of 542
	Angela (1961 - )	child of 940
	Ann Miller (1835 - 1865)	spouse of 115
	Augusta Belle (1888 - )	422
	Bernice (Bea) Shawhan (1893 - 1965)	child of 207
	Bernice Gladys (1919 - )	child of 420
	Bettie Jean (1922 - )	child of 643
	Brian K. (1959 - )	child of 945
	Buena Vista (ca1847 - )	363
	Charles G. (1874 - 1895)	child of 83
	Charles G. (1874 - 1895)	child of 174
	Correna (ca1874 - 1959)	child of 365
	Debra (1955 - )	child of 940
	Dorothy (1916 - )	child of 642
	Eloise	child of 642
	Erin (1969 - )	child of 720
	Frank (1888 - ca1963)	643
	George (1802 - 1850)	spouse of 51
	George (1802 - 1850)	parent of spouse of 83
	George Henry (1841 - 1924)	spouse of 83
	George Henry (1841 - 1924)	174
	George Shawhan (1866 - )	208
	George William (1883 - 1886)	child of 364
	Gladys Shawhan (1893 - 1917)	421
	Henry Miller (1853 - 1914)	366
	Henry Oliver (1908 - 1965)	428
	Hollis Eileen (1939 - )	child of 428
	Jacqueline (1966 - )	child of 940
	James Donald	942
	James Donald Jr. (1949 - )	child of 942
	James Madison (1869 - )	209
	James O. (1927 - )	941
	James Patterson (1891 - ca1977)	child of 366
	James T. (1889 - 1942)	child of 365
	Jeff (1962 - )	child of 944
	Jennifer (1954 - )	child of 943
	John (1776 - 1853)	parent of spouse of 51
	John (1802 - 1841)	parent of spouse of 115
	John Anthony (1938 - )	720
	John K.	642
	John Laird (1865 - 1927)	207
	John M. (1963 - )	child of 945
	John Noyes (1893 - 1956)	child of 366
	John Shawhan (1826 - 1878)	173
	John W. (1927 - )	940
	Joseph (ca1824 - 1906)	171
	Joseph (1885 - 1943)	child of 364
	Kenneth Ray (1938 - )	945
	Larkin (1900 - 1963)	645
	Larkin (1924 - )	943
	Larkin III	child of 943
	Leona (1891 - )	424
	Leslie (1964 - )	child of 945
	Marcia	child of 941
	Margaret (~1821 - 1928)	172
	Margaret (1889 - 1945)	child of 366
	Margaret Ann (1906 - )	427
	Margaret “Maggie” Bell (1861 - 1920)	child of 171
	Marion (1917 - )	child of 420
	Marion Ferris (1933 - )	944
	Mary (1883 - 1883)	child of 83
	Mary (1883 - 1883)	child of 174
	Mary (ca1855 - )	child of 171
	Mary Lois (1898 - )	425
	Mary Shawhan (1890 - )	423
	Nancy	child of 944
	Pamela J. (1949 - )	child of 940
	Richard William (1927 - 1951)	child of 426
	Robert W. (1947 - )	child of 426
	Robert William Morris (1901 - 1964)	426
	Sally (1873 - 1926)	child of 171
	Sarah	child of 51
	Sarah Ann Eliza (1910 - )	child of 366
	Shannon (1972 - )	child of 720
	Steven (1953 - )	child of 940
	Susan E. (1936 - )	child of 426
	Teresa (1947 - )	child of 943
	Thomas W. (1948 - )	child of 940
	Verne Newsom (1892 - 1936)	420
	Virginia	child of 642
	Webb (1848 - 1933)	364
	Webb (1891 - )	644
	Webb III (1951 - )	child of 942
	Will (1868 - )	child of 171
	William Adair (1854 - 1926)	child of 173
	William D. ( - 1867)	child of 51
	William Shawhan (1872 - )	210
	Winifred (1916 - )	child of 420
	Woodford (1858 - 1922)	365
	Wornell (1880 - 1913)	child of 365
LAIR 
	Betty Hewitt (1939 - )	934
	Daisy	child of 286
	Eugene (1902 - 1944)	spouse of 638
	John Muir (1876 - 1937)	parent of spouse of 375
	John Muir (1876 - 1937)	parent of spouse of 638
	Luther	spouse of 286
	Margaret (1827 - )	spouse of 56
	Mary Gene (1926 - 1995)	935
	Mathias Custer (~1787 - 1860)	parent of spouse of 56
	Matthias Jr. (1795 - 1841)	parent of spouse of 173
	Matthias (1813 - )	parent of spouse of 286
	Rowena (Roanna)	parent of spouse of 286
	Sally (1849 - 1906)	parent of spouse of 319
	Sarah Ann Eliza (1835 - )	spouse of 173
	Tinnie	544
	Willie Moore	spouse of 375
LAIRD 
	Maude	spouse of 529
LAMB 
	Theresa (1874 - 1959)	spouse of 347
LANDON 
	Carol	parent of spouse of 931
LANG 
	Maude E. (1905 - )	spouse of 441
LANS 
	Louisa	parent of spouse of 646
LAROCCA 
	Salvatore “Sam” (1912 - )	spouse of 836
LARSEN 
	Mary Kay (1953 - )	spouse of 1046
LAWSON 
	Kathy Jo (1956 - )	spouse of 972
LEATHERMAN 
	Blythe Rebecca	child of 881
	Mark	spouse of 881
LEE 
	Claude (1882 - )	spouse of 296
	Elvira May (1908 - 1910)	child of 296
	L.D. (1906 - )	child of 296
	Lucille (1918 - )	558
	William Mathis (1905 - 1973)	child of 296
LEFFLER 
	Pauline (1902 - 1971)	spouse of 582
LEFTWICK 
	Ralph	spouse of 862
LELAND 
	Kathy Joan (1943 - )	spouse of 723
LEMMON 
	Amy	child of 955
	Debbie	child of 955
	Xen	spouse of 955
LEMON 
	Bertha	spouse of 329
LEMONS 
	Betty	child of 803
	Clarence	child of 803
	David	child of 803
	James	child of 803
	Jean	child of 803
	Mert	spouse of 803
	Ramond	child of 803
LEPPERT 
	Gerald (1960 - )	spouse of 1028
	Melissa Anna (1979 - )	child of 1028
	Ryan Francis (1988 - )	child of 1028
	Tiffany Marie (1984 - )	child of 1028
LESLIE 
	Alice Rosalyn (1933 - )	spouse of 1065
LESTER 
	Kenneth Eugene	spouse of 1081
LEWARK 
	Sandra Kay (~1946 - )	spouse of 1124
LEWIS 
	UNNAMED	child of 348
	UNNAMED	child of 348
	UNNAMED	617
	Alan Stanley (1947 - )	754
	Amy Lucinda (1926 - )	spouse of 905
	Daily C.	spouse of 348
	Delbert	spouse of 444
	Erin Kathleen (1970 - )	child of 754
	Garrett Alan (1972 - )	child of 754
	Gary	child of 444
	Jerry	child of 444
	Joey	child of 348
	Martha Jane (1949 - )	755
	Maurice S. (1912 - 1985)	spouse of 455
	Sylvia Ann (1946 - )	spouse of 1138
	Wayne	child of 444
LIBBY 
	Jeff	spouse of 1118
	Maude (~1870 - )	spouse of 238
LIGHTCAP 
	Agatha May (1899 - 1988)	597
	Anna (1881 - )	child of 324
	Bertha (1897 - 1990)	child of 324
	Betty Jean	child of 596
	Ed (1875 - )	child of 324
	Edith (1893 - )	child of 324
	Henry Valentine (1901 - )	child of 324
	Ida Mae	child of 596
	Irene (1886 - )	child of 324
	Jacob W. (1851 - 1915)	spouse of 324
	John (1894 - )	child of 324
	Joseph (1882 - )	child of 324
	Mary Estella (1879 - 1963)	595
	Peter Leonard (1890 - )	child of 324
	Rosa L. (1884 - )	child of 324
	Thomas Harry (1888 - )	596
	William	parent of spouse of 324
LIGHTFOOT 
	Allie	child of 78
	"Big" Frank	298
	Daniel (~1822 - )	child of 19
	Daniel	child of 78
	Elkin David (1836 - 1893)	spouse of 117
	Ella	child of 78
	Elsie	child of 298
	Gertrude	child of 78
	Gus	child of 78
	Jessie	child of 78
	John (~1795 - )	spouse of 19
	John , Jr. (~1823 - )	78
	Liza	child of 78
	Minnie	child of 117
	Minnie	562
	Pauline (~1819 - )	77
	Pauline (~1819 - )	parent of spouse of 205
	Roy	child of 78
	William	child of 78
LILJA 
	Hilda	spouse of 579
LILL 
	Carlotte Agnes (1903 - 1975)	spouse of 567
LINDQUIST 
	Bruce (~1965 - )	spouse of 1112
	Jake R. (1986 - )	child of 1112
	Jonathan R. (1990 - )	child of 1112
	Thomas M. (1988 - )	child of 1112
LINDSAY 
	Amy Marie (1972 - )	child of 1011
	Ben Wilson (1883 - 1962)	spouse of 415
	Erika Ann (1986 - )	child of 1011
	Helen Margaret (1914 - )	715
	James B.	parent of spouse of 415
	James Benjamin (1942 - )	child of 714
	James Kenneth (1976 - )	child of 1011
	James William "Bill" (1908 - 1987)	714
	Janet Gordon (1918 - )	child of 814
	Kenneth Gene (1922 - )	716
	Kevin Kenneth (1954 - )	1012
	Michael John (1973 - )	child of 1011
	Michael Theodore (1951 - )	1011
	Oleva (1904 - 1987)	713
	Patricia Lou (1949 - )	1010
	Robert Lee (1910 - )	child of 415
	Shawn Stephen (1974 - 1975)	child of 1012
	William W.	spouse of 814
LIPSCOMB 
	Donna	spouse of 988
LISIECKI 
	Betty Jean (1924 - )	spouse of 879
LITER 
	Isabelle “Belle”	parent of spouse of 813
LLEWELLYN 
	Gertrude	spouse of 521
LLOYD 
	Clee (~1906 - 1981)	spouse of 484
	Eliza Ann (1844 - 1904)	spouse of 116
LONG 
	Aileen	spouse of 307
LORD 
	Gregory Charles (1952 - )	spouse of 1210
	Gregory Charles Jr. (1969 - )	child of 1210
LOWE 
	Hannah (1818 - 1883)	spouse of 23
	Joseph	parent of spouse of 23
	Joseph	parent of spouse of 24
	Maria Ann (1816 - 1881)	spouse of 24
	Minnie Blanche (1879 - 1959)	spouse of 538
LOWENFIELD 
	Marianne	child of 862
	Patricia	child of 862
	Punko	child of 862
	Ralph	spouse of 862
	Wallace Moore	child of 862
LOY 
	Betty Jo (1929 - )	spouse of 671
LUCAS 
	Albert	spouse of 161
	Calvin Ruter (1842 - 1865)	child of 161
	Charles T. (1846 - )	child of 161
	Charlotte Ann	child of 161
	Daniel Robertson (1840 - 1908)	child of 161
	John Parker (1850 - )	child of 161
	Thomas J. (1837 - 1902)	child of 161
LUSTFELDT 
	Christopher Lee (1961 - )	child of 999
	Gordon Lee (1954 - )	child of 999
	Michael Brian (1957 - )	child of 999
	Norris Lee (1928 - )	spouse of 999
	Vincent Ross (1963 - )	child of 999
LUTZ 
	Darrel	child of 808
	Nedra	child of 808
	Warren F.	spouse of 808
LYDICK 
	Lena Martin	parent of spouse of 932
LYNCH 
	Clara M. (~1860 - )	spouse of 217
	Lisa (1960 - )	1134
	Mary Alves (1954 - )	child of 930
	Robert E. (1923 - )	spouse of 930
	Shawhan (1954 - )	1133
LYNE 
	Marguerite Rebecca	360
	Minnie Shawhan	child of 168
	Robert Baylor Dr., Jr. ( - 1881)	spouse of 168
	Robert Baylor	child of 168
	Robert Baylor Dr.	parent of spouse of 168
LYON 
	Clara Belle (1871 - 1960)	spouse of 240
LYONS 
	Beverly (1939 - )	spouse of 730
LYSIAK 
	Boyd	spouse of 1165
	Jacqueline Joan (1975 - )	child of 1165
	Paxie Elizabeth (1972 - )	child of 1165
MACDONALD 
	Eric Alan (1957 - )	child of 457
	James	parent of spouse of 229
	James Gordon (1925 - )	child of 229
	John (1921 - )	457
	Joseph (1882 - 1948)	spouse of 229
	Kirk (1955 - )	child of 457
	Michael Murray (1960 - )	child of 457
MACKINNON 
	Margaret	parent of spouse of 229
MACMILLAN 
	Jack Holling (~1926 - )	spouse of 892
	John (1950 - )	child of 892
	Linda (1947 - )	1121
MADSEN 
	Alec (1961 - )	child of 1065
	Anders (1955 - )	child of 1065
	Carl G. (1907 - )	spouse of 830
	Carl G. Jr. (1928 - )	1065
	Neal Christian (1945 - )	child of 830
	Soren	parent of spouse of 830
	Stephen (1959 - )	child of 1065
MAGLICIC 
	Collyn (1995 - )	child of 1185
	Peter	spouse of 1185
	Taylor (1995 - )	child of 1185
MANN 
	Mr. UNNAMED ( - <1829)	parent of spouse of 32
	America (1808 - 1840)	spouse of 32
MANNING 
	Joan (~1931 - )	spouse of 903
MANSFIELD 
	UNNAMED	spouse of 545
MARCHAL 
	Mary Margaret (1895 - 1979)	spouse of 651
MARCUM 
	Joseph	child of 992
	Kenneth Lee	spouse of 992
	Nathaniel	child of 992
MARCUS 
	Millie (1887 - 1962)	spouse of 643
MARCY 
	Rebecca L. (1831 - 1917)	spouse of 141
MARSHALL 
	Marian	child of 221
	Ruth	child of 221
	Truman	child of 221
	Walter	spouse of 221
	Woodson	child of 221
MARTIN 
	UNNAMED	spouse of 925
	Addie ( - 1913)	spouse of 494
	Anna Elizabeth (1874 - 1906)	spouse of 418
	Robert (~1921 - 1941)	child of 925
	Sheila "Sam" Ann (1952 - )	spouse of 1151
MARTINEZ 
	Jeannette (1951 - )	spouse of 893
MASON 
	Mae	spouse of 601
MASSEY 
	Ethyl	parent of spouse of 1131
MATHIS 
	UNNAMED	spouse of 561
	Dawn Marie (1976 - )	child of 872
	George William	872
	Heather Marie (1981 - )	child of 872
	Jason Scott (1971 - )	child of 872
MATSON 
	Albert “Al” (1851 - )	spouse of 260
	Richard	parent of spouse of 260
MATTINGLY 
	Dinah	child of 1006
	William	child of 1006
	William M.	spouse of 1006
MAUPIN 
	Narcissa Tayloe (1866 - 1947)	spouse of 215
	Robert Lemon	parent of spouse of 215
MAY 
	Andrew Kevin (1988 - )	child of 1041
	Ann Shawhan (1914 - )	640
	Annie Shawhan (1875 - 1929)	child of 169
	Charles Brent (1875 - 1953)	361
	Charles Brent (1811 - 1876)	parent of spouse of 169
	Elizabeth Brent (1915 - 1997)	639
	Erin Elizabeth (1991 - )	child of 1041
	Ethel Jennette	child of 522
	Eunice Louise	child of 522
	Henry Shawhan (1878 - )	362
	John (1909 - ca1993)	child of 362
	John Connelly (1849 - 1905)	spouse of 169
	John Pleasant	parent of spouse of 220
	Lillie (1883 - 1944)	spouse of 220
	Mary Heath (1904 - 1982)	638
	Mary Watkins (1879 - 1879)	child of 169
	Minnie Lyne (1872 - 1872)	child of 169
	Opal (1938 - )	spouse of 1091
	Porter William	spouse of 522
	Richard (~1955 - )	spouse of 1041
MAYFIELD 
	Missy	child of 995
	Ronnie	spouse of 995
McALLISTER 
	Alice (1946 - )	spouse of 947
McATEE 
	Josh	child of 1169
	William "Billy"	spouse of 1169
McCARNEY 
	Mary Catherine ( - 1875)	parent of spouse of 284
	Mary Catherine ( - 1875)	parent of spouse of 285
McCARTY 
	Andrew (1986 - )	child of 993
	Joanna Dawn (1964 - )	994
	John Wayne (1938 - )	spouse of 676
	Rebecca	parent of spouse of 81
	Richard "Rick" (1959 - )	993
McCAULEY 
	Judith Annette (1960 - )	spouse of 993
	Sarah	parent of spouse of 23
	Sarah	parent of spouse of 24
McCLENAHAN 
	Bell	child of 80
	Clyde	child of 203
	Clyde	child of 205
	Daniel (~1827 - )	child of 20
	Daniel	child of 203
	Daniel	child of 205
	Elijah (~1829 - )	80
	Elijah (~1829 - )	parent of spouse of 203
	Elijah	parent of spouse of 20
	Elijah Henry (1798 - 1886)	spouse of 20
	Elizabeth (~1825 - )	79
	George (~1831 - )	child of 20
	Henrietta (~1824 - )	child of 20
	James	child of 80
	Mary	204
	Nancy	child of 80
	Perry Eugene	child of 203
	Perry Eugene	child of 205
	Polly (Mary) (~1822 - )	child of 20
	Robert	child of 80
	Sarah	child of 80
	Vivian Elva (1900 - 1986)	child of 418
	Winfield Edward	418
	Winfield Scott	spouse of 203
	Winfield Scott	205
McCLINTOCK ? 
	Elizabeth (ca1738 - ca1812)	parent of spouse of 7
McCLUNG 
	Fae (1903 - 1978)	spouse of 233
	Frank Edward	parent of spouse of 233
McCLURE 
	Hattie	spouse of 340
	Lucinda Leigh (1950 - )	spouse of 1077
	Richard Lee “Lee” (1921 - )	parent of spouse of 1077
McCOLLUGH 
	Meridith	spouse of 1098
McCOMB 
	Nancy (~1796 - 1870)	spouse of 34
	Rebecca (1787 - 1871)	parent of spouse of 37
	Rebecca (1787 - 1871)	parent of spouse of 46
	Vivian (1933 - )	spouse of 717
McCORD 
	Donald Gene	child of 935
	Marion Donald (1924 - )	spouse of 935
	Patricia Jo (1952 - )	1139
	Peggy Sue (1967 - )	child of 935
	Rachel Megan (1990 - )	child of 1140
	Robert Michael (1959 - )	1140
	Ryan Matthew (1988 - )	child of 1140
McCRARY 
	Glen Spencer (1949 - )	child of 879
	John Miller (1898 - 1951)	spouse of 568
	John Stephen (1947 - )	1120
	Kevin Allen	child of 1120
	Stephen Michael (1969 - )	child of 1120
	Tracee Sue (1957 - )	child of 879
	William Steven "Billy" (1919 - )	879
McCULLEY 
	Betty Ann (1943 - )	child of 705
	Effie Inez (1913 - )	704
	James William (1955 - )	child of 705
	Joseph Howard , Sr. (1920 - )	705
	Joseph Howard , Jr. (1947 - )	child of 705
	Oral Raymond (1907 - 1926)	child of 407
	Pat Leicester (1911 - 1912)	child of 407
	Theora Jewel (1909 - )	703
	William Adam (1879 - 1962)	spouse of 407
McCUNE 
	Dawne Michelle (1968 - )	1060
	Jeff Davis “J. D.” (1912 - )	spouse of 527
	Jeff Reading “J. R.” (1937 - 1998)	822
	Jeff Thomas (1971 - )	child of 822
	Joseph Addison (1864 - )	parent of spouse of 515
	Leora (1867 - )	parent of spouse of 520
	Margaret Elizabeth (1960 - )	child of 823
	Margaret "Peggy" (1775 - 1857)	spouse of 7
	Mary Virginia (1911 - )	child of 515
	Nancy (1770 - 1843)	parent of spouse of 26
	Nancy (1770 - 1843)	parent of spouse of 27
	Nancy Lynn (1964 - )	child of 823
	Oke (1884 - 1950)	parent of spouse of 527
	Robin Marie (1966 - )	1059
	Tapley (1938 - )	823
	Tinsley West (1889 - )	spouse of 515
	Victoria Carter (1966 - )	child of 823
	William (1750 - 1830)	parent of spouse of 7
McCURRY 
	Maurine (1917 - )	spouse of 687
McDANIEL 
	Andrew Shawhan	child of 1104
	James Alan (1953 - )	child of 857
	John Morton (1951 - )	1104
	John Redmon (1913 - 1992)	spouse of 857
McDANIELS 
	Wanda Mae (1937 - )	spouse of 1084
McDONALD 
	Arthur Perry (1892 - 1953)	405
	Daniel (1834 - 1863)	parent of spouse of 197
	Ina Mae (1888 - 1979)	spouse of 533
	Joseph (~1890 - )	child of 197
	Lee Wright (1858 - 1926)	spouse of 197
	Robert Arthur	child of 405
	Robert B. (1860 - 1943)	parent of spouse of 533
McDOWELL 
	Agnes	child of 634
	Bas ( - 1926)	spouse of 634
	Daniel	parent of spouse of 5
	Elizabeth	child of 634
	Joyce Ann	spouse of 954
	Mary (1770 - 1848)	spouse of 5
McELWEE 
	Agatha	child of 509
	Bryson Pinkney	child of 509
	Charles	spouse of 509
	Margaret	child of 509
	William	child of 509
McFARLAND 
	Hulda Ramply	spouse of 601
McGEE 
	Dave	spouse of 516
	Edna Doris	parent of spouse of 728
	Howard	child of 516
McGHEE 
	David A.	spouse of 703
	Gladys	child of 703
	John (1936 - )	child of 640
	John David	child of 703
	Nancy (1939 - )	child of 640
	William	spouse of 640
McGIBNEY 
	Anna Eliza (~1855 - )	spouse of 181
McGREGOR 
	Charles (~1930 - )	spouse of 1009
	Robin (1963 - )	child of 1009
	William E.	parent of spouse of 1009
McHENRY 
	Dustin (1987 - )	child of 1144
	Lula Fay (~1908 - )	spouse of 465
	Thomas Pete	spouse of 1144
McINTYRE 
	Mary E. (~1847 - )	spouse of 67
McIVOR 
	Laverne (1911 - 1981)	spouse of 832
McKAIN 
	Irene	child of 595
	Jack (1904 - 1925)	child of 595
	Mae	child of 595
	Samuel ( - 2000)	child of 595
	Tom ( - 1971)	child of 595
	William Herschel (1869 - 1928)	spouse of 595
McKEDY 
	Bertha (1886 - 1917)	398
	James J. (~1853 - 1940)	spouse of 192
	Julia G. (1892 - )	child of 192
	Mary E. (1895 - 1994)	child of 192
	Thomas H. (1888 - 1971)	child of 192
	Thomas H.	parent of spouse of 192
McKENZIE 
	Carol	spouse of 754
McKEOWN 
	Allison	child of 1080
	Anthony (1995 - )	child of 1199
	Carol Jean (1951 - )	1081
	Ethel Winifred (1891 - 1939)	spouse of 420
	Jamie Nicole (Lester) (1972 - )	1200
	Jason	1199
	John Robert (1969 - )	child of 1081
	Judith Ann (1944 - )	1078
	Kelsi Jean (1995 - )	child of 1199
	Mac (1887 - 1948)	parent of spouse of 840
	Nancy Mae (1946 - )	spouse of 1076
	Nancy Mae (1946 - )	1079
	Russell Franklin (1920 - 2001)	spouse of 840
	Russell Franklin (1920 - 2001)	parent of spouse of 1076
	Russell Franklin Jr. (1948 - )	1080
	Sallie Joan (1954 - )	1082
McKINNEY 
	Shawna Renee (1957 - )	spouse of 909
McLANE 
	Julia Hall (1955 - )	child of 880
	Lautie (1952 - )	child of 880
	Mary Watkins (1792 - 1883)	parent of spouse of 169
	Megan (1963 - )	child of 880
	Stephen Lee (1949 - )	child of 880
	William Lawson (1924 - 1981)	spouse of 880
McLENNON 
	Cathy Jo (1958 - )	child of 1127
	Daryl Roderick (1960 - )	child of 1127
	Douglas	spouse of 1127
	Linda Sue (1956 - )	child of 1127
McLEROY 
	Aaron Morgan (1900 - 1954)	spouse of 706
	Iva Nell (1943 - )	1004
	Kay	child of 1005
	Mary Annette (1929 - )	child of 706
	Randal	child of 1005
	Richard	child of 1005
	Richard Aaron (1928 - )	1005
	Ruth Ann (1946 - )	child of 706
McMEEKIN 
	Leona M. (1912 - 1983)	spouse of 454
McMEIN 
	Wayne	spouse of 885
McMILLAN 
	Ida	child of 275
	Leonard	child of 275
	Thomas	spouse of 275
McMILLEN 
	Mary A. "Mollie"	spouse of 109
McMILLIAN 
	Cecelia Holdcraft	parent of spouse of 531
McNATT 
	Louis Cass	parent of spouse of 464
	Opal (1909 - )	spouse of 464
McNECE 
	Lottie (1896 - )	spouse of 403
McNEILORMCNEAL 
	Mary	parent of spouse of 25
McPHERSON 
	Clyde J.	parent of spouse of 432
	Mary	parent of spouse of 164
	Mary	parent of spouse of 165
	Ruth Alayne (1921 - 1997)	spouse of 432
McROBERTS 
	Helen Maude (1876 - 1962)	spouse of 406
	Reuben	parent of spouse of 406
MEADE 
	Bess	child of 202
	Fay	child of 202
	Glen	child of 202
	May	child of 202
	Munson	spouse of 77
	Munson	parent of spouse of 205
	Pauline	child of 202
	Pearl	child of 202
	Perry	202
	Sarah Frances	203
	Sarah Frances	spouse of 205
MEDARIS 
	Dymple (1922 - )	1062
	Edward	spouse of 826
	Mason	child of 826
	Vivian (1919 - )	1061
MEEK 
	Laura	parent of spouse of 649
MEEKS 
	Sarah ( - 1736)	spouse of 1
	Walter	parent of spouse of 1
MEGIBBEN 
	Catherine A. (1927 - )	child of 589
	Charles K. (1870 - 1948)	320
	Charles K.	child of 320
	David Thomas (1986 - )	child of 1125
	Elizabeth	child of 132
	Erica Lee (1978 - )	child of 1125
	James K. (1844 - 1899)	spouse of 132
	James Reynolds “Buck” (1896 - 1961)	589
	John William “Will” (1867 - 1933)	319
	Katherine (1950 - )	child of 905
	Kelly Ann (1972 - )	child of 1125
	Larry C. (1948 - )	1125
	Laura Christine (1977 - )	child of 1125
	Lelia May (1872 - 1892)	child of 132
	Luther Charles (1926 - 1994)	905
	Margret (1929 - )	child of 589
	Mary Elizabeth (1896 - )	child of 319
	Paula Lynn (1978 - )	child of 1125
	Peggy	child of 320
	Rosemary	child of 320
	Sarah Rowena (1905 - )	child of 319
	Stella Elaine (1978 - )	child of 1125
	Todd	child of 132
	William (1808 - 1848)	parent of spouse of 132
	William Reynolds (1923 - )	child of 589
MEIER 
	Bertha Mae (~1929 - )	spouse of 674
MENCUM 
	Lauralee (1962 - )	spouse of 1180
MERTA 
	Anna (1903 - )	child of 154
	Charles (C.A.) (1877 - 1950)	spouse of 154
	Edna May (1919 - )	child of 154
	Ethel (1906 - )	child of 154
	Helen (1903 - )	child of 154
	Lorena (1901 - )	child of 154
MERTZ 
	Gertrude Irene	child of 153
	Howard Alonzo	child of 153
	Roy	spouse of 153
	Thelma Bell	child of 153
METZER 
	Gavin (1917 - )	child of 412
	James	spouse of 412
	Lillian (~1915 - )	child of 412
MEYER 
	Charlotte Elizabeth (1920 - )	spouse of 798
	Emma (1882 - 1961)	spouse of 355
	Gayle (1947 - )	child of 558
	John	parent of spouse of 355
	Ralph (1916 - )	spouse of 558
	son	child of 558
	son	child of 558
MEYERS 
	Elizabeth	child of 317
	George W. (1864 - 1931)	317
	Helen	child of 317
	Joseph	child of 317
	Nancy E. (1861 - 1947)	child of 125
	Robert (~1840 - )	spouse of 125
	Wanda Lou	parent of spouse of 1182
MICHALL 
	Marilyn Frances (1933 - )	spouse of 682
MILDERS 
	Marilyn Lail (1927 - )	child of 427
	Raymond Jacob (1901 - )	spouse of 427
MILEY 
	Elizabeth	parent of spouse of 200
MILLER 
	Annie L. (1869 - )	child of 177
	Ben	spouse of 451
	Cynthia L. (1954 - )	spouse of 1096
	George	parent of spouse of 382
	George Richard (~1900 - >1963)	child of 382
	James ( - 1835)	parent of spouse of 53
	James (1839 - )	child of 53
	James R. (1866 - )	child of 177
	John Hayward (~1902 - )	child of 382
	John Seldon "Jack" (1868 - 1915)	spouse of 382
	Joseph	child of 53
	Joseph D. (1876 - )	child of 177
	Larry	child of 451
	Mabel	650
	Martha Bettie (1874 - )	child of 177
	Mary Inez (1898 - 1997)	660
	Mary Magdalene	parent of spouse of 29
	Maude (1884 - )	child of 254
	Phillip	child of 451
	Pugh (1810 - 1878)	spouse of 53
	Ruth Haynes (1892 - 1952)	spouse of 475
	Vivian (1913 - )	spouse of 469
	William (1843 - )	177
	William Henry (1851 - 1919)	spouse of 254
	William Pugh Jr. (1871 - )	375
	Willie	parent of spouse of 1096
MILSAP 
	Elijah Jeffrey Stephen (1997 - )	child of 1173
	Jeff	spouse of 1173
MINNIEAR 
	Agnes Margarite (~1928 - )	child of 403
	Alfred Frederick (~1913 - )	child of 402
	Ann Marie (1954 - )	child of 695
	Diane (1947 - )	child of 697
	Edith Agnes (1922 - )	696
	Elaine Agnes (1953 - )	child of 697
	Elsie Irene (1921 - )	child of 403
	Gay Lynn (1959 - )	child of 695
	Harry (1887 - )	402
	Harry Aubrey (~1910 - )	child of 402
	Inez E. (1890 - 1943)	child of 195
	Inez Marian (~1912 - )	child of 402
	Janice Lee (1950 - )	child of 694
	Jerry Dan (1948 - )	child of 695
	Joan Ethel (1956 - )	child of 697
	John B. (1961 - )	child of 695
	John Thomas (1917 - )	695
	Joseph Gardner (1924 - )	697
	Josephine (1924 - )	child of 403
	Julia Catherine (1926 - )	child of 401
	Julia May (1881 - 1953)	400
	Leander (1855 - 1921)	spouse of 195
	Leander , Jr. (1885 - 1931)	401
	Mary Jeanette (1920 - )	child of 401
	Michael Robert (1953 - )	child of 698
	Nora (1883 - )	child of 195
	Nora Belle (1917 - )	699
	Paul Daniel (1931 - )	child of 403
	Paul Gardner (1950 - )	child of 697
	Prentice Ray (~1907 - )	child of 402
	Robert Clayton (1930 - )	698
	Roy Melvin (1905 - 1961)	child of 402
	Ruth Helen (1927 - )	child of 403
	Thomas Albert (1915 - 1917)	child of 403
	Thomas Calvin (1891 - 1933)	403
	Thomas Lee (1944 - )	child of 695
	Viola (1877 - 1877)	child of 195
	William Lee (1916 - )	694
MINNIS 
	Estelle (~1901 - )	spouse of 417
MINOR 
	Ann (Alley) T. (1812 - 1903)	spouse of 22
	Walter	parent of spouse of 22
MITCHELL 
	Iris (~1920 - )	spouse of 695
	Ruth (1876 - )	spouse of 494
MOATS 
	Penny Marie (~1962 - )	spouse of 985
MOCKAS 
	Josephine J.	spouse of 692
MOCKBEE 
	Robert L.	parent of spouse of 589
	Stella Etna ( - 1987)	spouse of 589
MOERSCHEL 
	David Charles (1937 - )	spouse of 1053
	Lemuel Charles (1985 - )	child of 1053
MOLT 
	Bertha Olga (1896 - 1958)	spouse of 323
MOMYER 
	Barry Jay (1961 - )	spouse of 1154
	Ian Matthew (1987 - )	child of 1154
	Joshua Colton (1992 - )	child of 1154
	Kristin Leah (1989 - )	child of 1154
MONCRIEF 
	Judith	child of 800
	Richard	spouse of 800
	Richard	child of 800
	Susan	child of 800
MONTAG 
	Judith (~1935 - )	spouse of 460
MONTGOMERY 
	Mary Magdalene (~1907 - )	spouse of 709
MOON 
	Tony	spouse of 1196
MOORE 
	America Layson (1878 - 1972)	parent of spouse of 375
	America Layson (1878 - 1972)	parent of spouse of 638
	Ann	child of 370
	Annie S.	child of 175
	Delia (1895 - 1986)	parent of spouse of 831
	Dewey ( - 1985)	spouse of 471
	Gary Joe (1979 - )	child of 1176
	George	child of 175
	Helen Louise	862
	Hulen	spouse of 1176
	Janice Faye	spouse of 768
	Janice Lynn (1957 - )	1214
	John (1928 - 1928)	child of 647
	John Edwin (1892 - )	647
	John Shawhan (1866 - 1944)	368
	Kerrie Lee (1978 - )	child of 1176
	Lica	child of 369
	Majorie Schweer (1925 - )	child of 647
	Mary (1889 - )	child of 368
	Michael Dean (1956 - )	child of 1129
	Minerva	child of 369
	Minnie	child of 175
	Price	child of 369
	Robert Joseph (1930 - )	spouse of 1129
	Sarah “Sally”	child of 175
	Snell (1882 - 1921)	child of 369
	Sterling Price (~1861 - )	369
	T.H.	child of 369
	Talitha Rush (1860 - 1953)	367
	Thomas E. Jr.	370
	Thomas Edwin (1831 - 1921)	spouse of 175
	Wallace	spouse of 553
	William	child of 175
	William (1792 - 1833)	parent of spouse of 175
MOOREHEAD 
	James Carol (1940 - 1940)	child of 928
	Less (1909 - )	928
	Stanley (1925 - )	child of 928
	William Thomas (1882 - 1958)	spouse of 628
MOORELAND 
	Martin Jonathan (1972 - 1977)	child of 957
	Michael John	spouse of 957
	Michael Jude (1970 - )	child of 957
MORGAN 
	Irene	spouse of 700
	Joan	parent of spouse of 1212
	Madge	spouse of 329
MORRIS 
	Alpha Dolly (1914 - 1987)	spouse of 831
	Catherine Mary (1906 - 1982)	child of 376
	Charles Dennis ( - 1977)	651
	David Christopher (1968 - )	child of 952
	Diane Elizabeth (1980 - )	child of 952
	Ethel (1899 - 1975)	653
	Evelyn (1872 - )	spouse of 210
	Grace Marie (1896 - 1972)	652
	Grace May (1890 - 1977)	spouse of 374
	Jennifer Lynn (1975 - )	child of 952
	John	parent of spouse of 374
	John Aloysius	child of 376
	John Charles (1966 - )	1142
	John Francis	952
	John Francis ( - 1916)	spouse of 376
	Joseph Francis (~1902 - 1905)	child of 376
	Kara S. (1989 - )	child of 1142
	Kathleen Ann (1971 - )	child of 952
	Margaret Mary (1933 - )	951
	Michael John (1991 - )	child of 1142
	Patricia Marie	child of 952
	Robert Walter (1885 - 1965)	parent of spouse of 831
	Teresa Michele	1143
	Thomas Joseph (1909 - 1999)	child of 376
MORRISON 
	Lorenda (1826 - 1892)	spouse of 71
MORTON 
	Alice May (1923 - )	spouse of 458
MOSBY 
	Etta Elizabeth	spouse of 536
MOSEBERG 
	Candy	spouse of 786
MOSIER 
	Opal Pearl (1894 - 1961)	spouse of 414
MOYER 
	Audrey Hope (1933 - )	child of 630
	Earl Hicks (1895 - 1963)	spouse of 630
	Herbert Chesley (1917 - )	child of 630
	Paul G. (1922 - 1936)	child of 630
	Robert (1931 - )	child of 630
	Roscoe E. (1919 - )	child of 630
	Ruth (1926 - )	child of 630
	Wilma Louise (1920 - )	child of 630
MUELLER 
	Ann Marie (1912 - )	spouse of 842
	Lafayette Henry	parent of spouse of 842
MUESTERMAN 
	George Anthony	parent of spouse of 716
	Mary Magdalene "Maggie" (1926 - 1993)	spouse of 716
MUNCY 
	Anna May	child of 848
	Clifford	parent of spouse of 399
	John T.	child of 848
	Nettie (1895 - )	spouse of 399
	Todd (~1910 - )	spouse of 848
MURKIN 
	Gail Ann	spouse of 1094
MURPHY 
	Ellen Frances (1840 - 1911)	spouse of 158
	Kathy	spouse of 1123
	Mary Jane (1844 - 1879)	spouse of 157
	Robin (~1944 - )	spouse of 785
MURRAY 
	Mildred Frances (~1915 - )	spouse of 395
MUSSELMAN 
	Helen (1870 - 1922)	spouse of 359
	William (1839 - )	parent of spouse of 359
NALLEY 
	Hezekiah	parent of spouse of 104
	Mahala Ann (1820 - 1903)	spouse of 104
NANCY 
	UNNAMED	spouse of 1055
NAPIERKOWSKI 
	Cassandra Nicole (1990 - )	child of 1153
	David	spouse of 1153
	Justin Shane (1982 - )	child of 1153
	Teonie Tehya (1988 - )	child of 1153
NASH 
	Arthur Lord	parent of spouse of 1101
	Deborah Estey	spouse of 1101
NATHANSON 
	Ashley Elizabeth (1980 - )	child of 938
	Brittany Lynn (1982 - )	child of 938
	Emily Elizabeth (1984 - )	child of 938
	Michael (1956 - )	spouse of 938
NECESSARY 
	Edith Marie (1912 - )	850
	Elmer (1882 - 1965)	spouse of 547
	Mamie Amanda (~1916 - )	child of 547
	Mary Matilda (~1911 - )	child of 547
NEER 
	Cora E.	parent of spouse of 230
NEICE 
	Darla	spouse of 990
NELSON 
	C. Alfred ( - 1910)	spouse of 598
	Charles	spouse of 303
	Dorothy Grace (1908 - )	911
	Inez Gladys (1905 - 1907)	child of 598
	Jacob	parent of spouse of 69
	Kathryn	spouse of 1043
	Mary (1822 - 1893)	spouse of 69
NERO 
	Hilda	parent of spouse of 701
NESBITT 
	John	parent of spouse of 49
	Sarah "Sally" (~1803 - <1860)	spouse of 49
NEUMEYER 
	Eleanora Marie (1901 - 1966)	spouse of 659
NEWELL 
	Damon Lynn (1974 - )	child of 788
	Dennis Lee (1968 - )	child of 788
	LeRoy (~1947 - )	spouse of 788
NEWMAN 
	Mary Elizabeth	spouse of 851
NEWSOM 
	Effie Pearl (1872 - 1951)	spouse of 207
	William J.	parent of spouse of 207
NICHOL 
	Margaret	spouse of 644
NICHOLS 
	Howard P. "Nick" (1898 - ~1976)	spouse of 715
	Roger Dale (1936 - )	child of 715
	Stephen (1943 - )	child of 715
NICHOLSON 
	Margaret Ann (1927 - )	spouse of 910
NIESON 
	Sheri (~1949 - )	spouse of 758
NIXON 
	Betty Ann (1929 - )	689
	Gladys Jeanette (1931 - )	690
	Hattie (1883 - )	child of 193
	Jane Ellen (1940 - )	child of 399
	Joseph (1917 - )	687
	Judie (1944 - )	child of 687
	Mary Ann (1941 - )	child of 687
	Mollie Marie (1919 - )	688
	Otis J. (1856 - 1925)	spouse of 193
	Otis J. , Jr. (1890 - )	399
	Otis Ralph (1926 - )	child of 399
	Paul (1892 - )	child of 193
	Robert (1887 - 1887)	child of 193
	Robert Shawhan (1914 - 1938)	child of 399
	Roscoe (1895 - 1917)	child of 193
	Rudolph (1884 - )	child of 193
	Russell (1888 - 1888)	child of 193
	William	parent of spouse of 193
NOE 
	Bonnie Lincoln (1921 - 1999)	910
	Clarence Franklin (1878 - 1951)	spouse of 597
	Helen June (1925 - 1993)	child of 597
	Mary Irene (1923 - )	child of 597
	Paula “Jeannie” (1946 - )	child of 910
NOEL 
	Karen	child of 430
	Mark Otis	child of 430
	Mark Rutherford (1877 - 1972)	spouse of 212
	Thomas Rutherford Shawhan (1911 - 1986)	430
	Victoria	child of 430
NORRIS 
	Jane (1923 - 1966)	spouse of 726
NORTON 
	Mary	parent of spouse of 324
NORVELLE 
	Brian	spouse of 1190
	James (2000 - )	child of 1190
NOYES 
	Emma J. (1858 - 1899)	spouse of 366
NUNEMAKER 
	Joe	spouse of 382
	Joe	parent of spouse of 661
	Nell	spouse of 661
OBANION 
	Ashley (1987 - )	child of 1113
	Brittany L. (1990 - )	child of 1113
	Luke (1988 - )	child of 1113
	Robert S. (1989 - )	child of 1113
	Robert W.	spouse of 1113
	Tiffany (1991 - )	child of 1113
OCAMPO 
	Liliana Patricia (1975 - )	spouse of 1182
OCONNOR 
	Bryan Thomas (1980 - )	child of 722
	Geoffrey (1947 - )	spouse of 722
	Kerri Marie (1986 - )	child of 722
	Kristine Alayne (1978 - )	child of 722
ODEGARD 
	Jean (1923 - 1991)	spouse of 726
ODELL 
	Nawasa	spouse of 520
OFFUTT 
	Alpha (1877 - 1878)	child of 252
	James (1884 - )	child of 252
	James M. (1847 - )	spouse of 252
	Susie (1878 - )	499
OGDEN 
	Benjamin	parent of spouse of 350
	Lizzie Ellen (1860 - 1890)	spouse of 350
OHARRA 
	Apollos Wyatt (1857 - 1941)	child of 149
	Charles ( - ca1816)	parent of spouse of 37
	Charles ( - ca1816)	parent of spouse of 46
	Cleophas Cisney (1866 - 1935)	child of 149
	Curtis P.	child of 150
	Daniel (1840 - 1863)	163
	Dollie	child of 150
	Eli Marion (1849 - 1854)	child of 46
	Elizabeth	child of 46
	Elizabeth Ann (1847 - 1915)	child of 37
	Emeralda Adaline (1849 - 1916)	child of 37
	Flora Alice (1861 - 1865)	child of 149
	George Washington	child of 46
	H. Allen (1862 - )	child of 150
	Ira Jefferson (1872 - 1961)	child of 149
	James Madison (1844 - 1862)	child of 37
	Jefferson Wood (1832 - 1907)	149
	Joseph Cisney (1835 - 1910)	150
	Lizzie Ellen (1868 - 1870)	child of 149
	Margaret Emily (1840 - 1924)	child of 37
	Martha Myria (1854 - 1918)	child of 37
	Mary C.	child of 163
	Mary Eliza (1864 - 1958)	child of 149
	Mileham Leone (1870 - 1966)	child of 149
	Minnie Effie (1863 - 1886)	child of 149
	Rebecca	child of 46
	Rebecca June (1837 - 1870)	child of 37
	Sysney (1817 - 1854)	spouse of 46
	William (1808 - 1879)	spouse of 37
	William Greenberry (1859 - 1931)	child of 149
	William Irvine (1842 - 1869)	child of 37
OHLDE 
	Leland Oscar (1941 - )	spouse of 793
	Rebecca Lea (1964 - )	child of 793
	Susan Marie (1966 - )	child of 793
OLE 
	Kathleen (~1958 - )	spouse of 950
OLIPHANT 
	Judy	spouse of 891
ONEAL 
	Mattie	parent of spouse of 321
OSBAUTH 
	Bess	spouse of 517
OSBORN 
	Donald Admiral	parent of spouse of 1025
	Shirley Marie (1935 - )	spouse of 1025
OSTERMEIER 
	Mary L. (1930 - )	spouse of 724
OTTOSEN 
	Ashley Jeanne (1981 - )	child of 757
	George Allen (1949 - )	spouse of 757
	Monica Jeanne (1976 - )	child of 757
OVERMAN 
	Eli Robertson	child of 48
	James (1813 - 1891)	spouse of 48
OVERSTREET 
	Ruth Sparks	parent of spouse of 121
OWEN 
	Robert A. Sr.	spouse of 590
	Robert A. Jr.	child of 590
OWSLEY 
	Annye (1891 - 1970)	545
	Charles David (1884 - 1904)	child of 288
	Clara Matilda (1888 - 1974)	547
	Clarence (1886 - )	child of 288
	John (1894 - 1972)	child of 288
	Lail (1896 - 1914)	546
	Melkige Von (1853 - 1902)	spouse of 288
PABEN 
	Bonnie	spouse of 913
PACE 
	Madelyn ( - 1983)	spouse of 654
PACINI 
	Charles Michael	parent of spouse of 863
	Shirley Mary (1926 - )	spouse of 863
PAGE 
	Ann	spouse of 829
PALMA 
	Eleanor F. (1938 - )	spouse of 1084
PALMER 
	Beatrice	spouse of 664
PARK 
	Marie "Mary" (1867 - 1961)	spouse of 235
PARKER 
	Harry G. Dr. ( - 1943)	spouse of 495
	Kenneth	child of 495
	Tara McCune	child of 1059
PARKS 
	Renaker	spouse of 650
	Renaker Duvall	child of 650
	William Alvin	child of 650
PARNES 
	Joanne (1953 - )	spouse of 1044
PARRIE 
	Amber	child of 1145
	Daniel Joseph (1963 - )	1145
	Jesse	spouse of 953
	Lisa Marie	1144
	Stephen Michael (1967 - )	child of 953
PARRISH 
	Sarah (1808 - 1883)	spouse of 21
	Sarah (1808 - 1883)	parent of spouse of 174
	Zachariah	parent of spouse of 21
PARSHALL 
	Bonita (1884 - 1942)	spouse of 344
PARSONS 
	Frank (1906 - 1993)	spouse of 737
	Franklin Anthony (1980 - )	child of 1027
	Fred Howard (1947 - )	1027
	Penelope "Penny" (1946 - )	1026
PATTERSON 
	Andrew ( - 1808)	parent of spouse of 25
	Andrew	child of 25
	Andrew	child of 1100
	Asa (1874 - 1954)	child of 74
	Carrie (1872 - )	child of 198
	Effie (1870 - 1882)	child of 198
	Elizabeth (~1858 - )	child of 74
	Isaac	child of 25
	John (1863 - 1864)	child of 74
	Joseph (1856 - 1912)	198
	Lettie (~1866 - )	child of 74
	Margaret (~1868 - )	child of 74
	Margaret	child of 25
	Mary	child of 25
	Nancy (1817 - )	101
	Nathaniel (1795 - )	spouse of 25
	Nathaniel	child of 25
	Orvis K. (~1827 - )	spouse of 74
	Patty (1938 - )	882
	Perrin	child of 1100
	Robert D. (1875 - 1912)	child of 198
	Robert James (1910 - 1976)	spouse of 571
	Shawn	child of 1100
	William Wayne	spouse of 1100
PATTON 
	Harry Clifford	spouse of 616
	Isabell	spouse of 524
	Lowell Russell	spouse of 514
	Lowell Russell Jr.	child of 514
PAVLIK 
	Mary Ann	parent of spouse of 961
PAYNE 
	Gail Marie (1961 - )	spouse of 1182
	Maria Gay (1908 - 1993)	636
	Mathew Rume	spouse of 360
	Rebecca Lyne (1906 - 1971)	637
	Willard Marvin Jr.	parent of spouse of 1182
PEARCE 
	Marie (~1888 - )	spouse of 584
PEARMAN 
	Mary Emerson	spouse of 614
PEARSON 
	Amelia (1860 - )	child of 58
	Charles C. Pierson (1829 - )	child of 11
	Clara	parent of spouse of 777
	Clarissa (1849 - )	child of 60
	Elizabeth P. (1826 - )	59
	Hannah (1812 - )	57
	Jesse (~1822 - )	61
	Jesse (1762 - 1814)	parent of spouse of 11
	John (~1848 - )	child of 61
	Nathaniel Plummer (1788 - 1869)	spouse of 11
	Oliver Hazard Perry , Sr. (1814 - )	58
	Oliver Hazard Perry , Jr. (1855 - )	child of 58
	Patterson H. (~1820 - )	60
	Sarah (1857 - )	child of 58
PECKIS 
	Abigail Frances (1977 - )	child of 956
	Anton Joseph	spouse of 656
	Charles Edward (1953 - 1953)	child of 656
	Janet Marie (1950 - )	957
	Joseph William (1947 - )	956
	Meghan (1974 - )	child of 956
	Rebecca Sue (1948 - )	958
PEDERSON 
	Marlene (1946 - )	spouse of 796
PENIX 
	James Jefferson (1841 - 1930)	spouse of 259
	Dr. John Harvey (1879 - )	child of 259
	Nancy Ann (1870 - )	510
	William (1801 - 1891)	parent of spouse of 259
	William Edward (1876 - )	child of 259
PENNINGTON 
	Anita May (1950 - )	spouse of 1125
	William Howard	parent of spouse of 1125
PENWELL 
	Hetty	spouse of 206
PERKEREWICZ 
	Gary (1952 - )	spouse of 1018
	Joey (1981 - )	child of 1018
	Zak (1978 - )	child of 1018
PERKINS 
	Linda	spouse of 1105
PERRIN 
	Julia Jane	parent of spouse of 551
PERRINE 
	Henry (1749 - 1823)	parent of spouse of 17
PETERS 
	Donna Marie (1952 - )	spouse of 1047
PHELPS 
	Sarah	parent of spouse of 618
PHILLIPS 
	Craig Allen (1968 - )	child of 1094
	George (~1916 - )	849
	George (~1942 - )	child of 849
	Glenn Thornton (1955 - )	child of 921
	Jane Marie	spouse of 1148
	Jeffrey (~1966 - )	child of 1094
	Jerry (~1946 - )	child of 849
	John (~1914 - )	child of 545
	John Gardiner (1944 - )	1094
	Lloyd Nelson (1921 - )	spouse of 921
	Lloyd Nelson Jr. (1953 - )	child of 921
	Mattie (~1912 - 1978)	848
	Wade (1889 - 1950)	spouse of 545
PICCHI 
	Andrew Thomas (1991 - )	child of 1159
	Anthony (1967 - )	1159
	Luke Vincent	child of 1157
	Veronica "Ronnie" (1966 - )	1158
	Victoria Ann (1963 - )	1156
	Vincent (1965 - )	1157
	Vincent Andrew (1943 - )	spouse of 963
PICKERING 
	Eva Orilla (1868 - 1930)	spouse of 234
PILLARD 
	Ruth	spouse of 581
PINEDA 
	Daniel (1969 - )	child of 916
	Jose Miguel	spouse of 916
	Miguel (1961 - )	child of 916
	Rosanna (1970 - )	child of 916
PINKERTON 
	Benjamin Shawhan (1977 - )	child of 948
	John M. , Sr. (~1944 - )	spouse of 948
	John M. , Jr. (1969 - )	child of 948
PIPES 
	Lillian	spouse of 414
PITARD 
	Eugene (1925 - )	child of 434
	Eugene M. (1899 - 1951)	spouse of 434
	Helen Horn (1930 - )	child of 434
	Mary Louise (1927 - )	child of 434
PLUMMER 
	Mehitable (1771 - )	parent of spouse of 11
PLUNKETT 
	Hope	spouse of 942
	Mary (~1801 - 1882)	spouse of 16
POGUE 
	Susan (1961 - )	spouse of 1031
POLIDAN 
	Barbara (1951 - )	child of 696
	Harry	spouse of 696
	Judy (1959 - )	child of 696
	Kenneth (1948 - )	child of 696
	Randal James (1954 - )	child of 696
POLING 
	Goldie May (1889 - 1947)	spouse of 378
POOLE 
	Allison Forman (1970 - )	child of 936
	Donald K. Jr.	spouse of 936
	Stephanie (1967 - )	1141
PORTER 
	Daniel (1972 - )	1111
	Jacob (1994 - )	child of 1111
	Tammy (1975 - )	1110
	Thomas	spouse of 868
POTTS 
	Nancy Jane	parent of spouse of 138
POWELL 
	Iota Marie (1904 - 1982)	spouse of 386
POWERS 
	Ina Mae (1930 - )	spouse of 672
PREWITT 
	Betty Paige (1947 - )	936
	Catherine Chenault (1980 - )	child of 937
	Edna Brent (1949 - )	child of 639
	Edward Marshall II (1977 - )	child of 937
	Dr. George Hanna (1908 - 1979)	spouse of 639
	George Hanna “Colonel” Jr. (1949 - )	937
	Louise May (1955 - )	938
PRICE 
	Kittie Sallie (1840 - )	parent of spouse of 359
PRINE 
	Charles L. (1862 - )	child of 70
	Daniel Shawhan (1816 - 1896)	68
	Della (1897 - 1963)	child of 190
	E. Howard (1894 - 1966)	child of 190
	Edward V. (1857 - )	child of 70
	Emma ( - >1966)	child of 190
	Frank Shortridge (1867 - )	child of 70
	Frederick W. (1869 - ~1922)	190
	George Lewis (1875 - )	child of 70
	George Shawhan (1851 - 1920)	189
	Harriet Ann (1827 - 1856)	child of 17
	Hattie (1873 - )	child of 70
	Henry Houston (1818 - 1902)	child of 17
	John Lewis (1823 - 1875)	child of 17
	Joseph Fleming (1825 - 1857)	child of 17
	Katherine May (1900 - 1935)	396
	Lillie (~1865 - )	child of 188
	Lloyd	child of 70
	Louis	child of 70
	Marie Perrin (1878 - )	child of 189
	Martha Ann (1830 - 1903)	child of 17
	Mary (1820 - )	child of 17
	Mary A. (1893 - >1969)	child of 190
	Mary E. (~1854 - )	child of 70
	Mathew K. (1791 - 1860)	spouse of 17
	Matthew Kenneth (1883 - 1900)	child of 189
	Matthew Loeper (1833 - 1900)	70
	Miles Kenneth (1821 - 1900)	69
	Nellie (1859 - )	child of 70
	William Houston (1839 - 1908)	188
	William T. (1855 - )	child of 70
PRITTS 
	Carl	child of 677
	Harry	spouse of 677
	Harry , Jr.	child of 677
PROCTOR 
	Aldene B.	spouse of 642
	Winston	spouse of 839
PROPES 
	Allyson (~1980 - )	child of 991
	Nicholas (~1978 - )	child of 991
	Phil	spouse of 991
PUGH 
	August “Gus” (1834 - 1934)	spouse of 113
	Elizabeth (1788 - )	parent of spouse of 53
	Fannie	287
	Georgia	child of 113
	Stella	child of 113
PURDON 
	Tammy	spouse of 1140
PURDUE 
	Joyce Ann (~1954 - )	child of 866
	Russell (~1930 - )	spouse of 866
	Victoria Louise (1952 - )	child of 866
PUSKO 
	Matthew Paul (1983 - )	child of 755
	Paul	spouse of 755
	Ryan Stanley (1979 - )	child of 755
QUESENBERRY 
	Kimberly Sue (1968 - )	spouse of 1142
QUICKLE 
	Charlene Marie (1948 - )	969
	Earl Pete , Sr. (1919 - )	spouse of 665
	Earl Pete , Jr. (~1957 - )	child of 665
	John Wesley (1952 - )	970
	Valerie Dawn (1978 - )	child of 970
RAFFERTY 
	Kristine M. (1949 - )	spouse of 1084
RAMSEY 
	Chris (1937 - )	child of 1061
	Eunice  Vickie (1944 - )	child of 1061
	James Edward	spouse of 1061
	James Edward Jr. (1942 - )	child of 1061
	Jane Rice (~1942 - )	spouse of 1123
RANDALL 
	Carey Holaday (1898 - )	spouse of 336
	Maxine “Midred” (1924 - )	607
RANDS 
	Constance (1951 - )	spouse of 908
RANKIN 
	William Donald	spouse of 1049
RARICK 
	Anna Jane (1924 - )	spouse of 657
RASMUSSEN 
	Harry (1901 - 1973)	spouse of 452
	James Dennis (1944 - )	child of 452
RATHBUN 
	Phyllis Ann (1923 - )	spouse of 775
RAVENSCRAFT 
	UNNAMED	parent of spouse of 116
	Elizabeth “Betsy” (1793 - <1827)	parent of spouse of 113
	John (>1786 - 1813)	parent of spouse of 50
	Julia (1835 - 1868)	spouse of 116
	Julia Sarah “Sallie” (1808 - 1879)	spouse of 50
	Nancy (~1812 - >1850)	parent of spouse of 111
READING 
	Arbie Ann (1933 - )	1057
	Billy Beaman Jr. (1940 - )	819
	Billy Beaman III (1971 - )	child of 819
	Billy Conn (1928 - )	child of 520
	Candace Sue (1948 - )	821
	Charles Ball	child of 518
	Charles L.	276
	Charles L.	spouse of 512
	Cynthia Ann (1857 - 1892)	259
	Daniel (1831 - 1831)	child of 26
	daughter (1835 - 1835)	child of 26
	Elizabeth (1825 - 1910)	106
	Elizabeth (1825 - 1910)	parent of spouse of 256
	Eulalie “Eula Lee” (1905 - )	812
	Eva Lee (1943 - )	child of 817
	Frances Ruth	child of 518
	Francis L. (1868 - 1944)	child of 108
	George Jr. (1761 - 1846)	parent of spouse of 26
	George Jr. (1761 - 1846)	parent of spouse of 27
	George (1827 - 1831)	child of 26
	George	517
	George	child of 517
	George Rodger (1937 - )	1058
	George Rodger Jr. (1966 - )	child of 1058
	George Washington (1863 - 1941)	272
	Howard (1882 - 1930)	child of 270
	Ida J.	child of 109
	Isabelle	child of 813
	Isobel	child of 507
	James “Jim” Harold (1946 - )	820
	James Lafayette (1847 - 1897)	257
	James Lee (1881 - )	508
	James Liburn (1908 - )	child of 508
	Jay (1837 - 1914)	108
	Jay Shawhan (1856 - 1864)	child of 107
	John Henley (1857 - 1880)	child of 104
	John Rennie (1898 - )	520
	John Richard	child of 518
	John Shannon (1821 - 1899)	104
	John Thomas (1877 - 1903)	507
	John Thomas (1854 - 1943)	270
	LTC John William (1913 - )	813
	Joseph (1832 - 1834)	child of 26
	Joseph	child of 813
	Kay (1966 - )	child of 820
	Lafayette (1842 - 1922)	109
	Lafayette (1842 - 1922)	parent of spouse of 512
	Lucy	child of 109
	Margaret Ann (1817 - 1876)	102
	Margaret Bell (1859 - 1953)	child of 107
	Marsha Kay	1056
	Martha	child of 270
	Martha	child of 109
	Mary	child of 270
	Mary	child of 109
	Mary Elizabeth (1866 - 1910)	273
	Maude ( - 1971)	516
	Medora (1900 - 1931)	child of 276
	Medora (1900 - 1931)	child of 512
	Nancy (1822 - 1876)	105
	Nancy (1861 - )	271
	Nancy	child of 272
	Narcissus Tippett (1855 - 1935)	260
	Narcissus Tippett (1855 - 1935)	parent of spouse of 276
	Nathaniel “Nat” (1905 - )	525
	Nathaniel William (1931 - )	818
	Nell Maude	child of 518
	Niel	child of 26
	Ollie	child of 109
	Pattie “Hattie”	275
	Paul	child of 270
	Rebecca (1819 - )	103
	Rebecca (1819 - )	parent of spouse of 266
	Rebecca	child of 270
	LTC Renny Odell (1924 - )	817
	Reuben	child of 270
	Ronda Ruth (1951 - )	child of 818
	Ruth	519
	Sadie Ethel (1915 - )	child of 274
	Sandra (1961 - )	child of 1058
	Shannon Blancett (1945 - )	child of 520
	Susan “Sue” (1890 - 1911)	child of 270
	Susannah Margaret (1850 - 1931)	258
	Tanny (ca1964 - )	child of 1058
	Theopolus Erastus (1845 - 1906)	child of 104
	Thomas G. (1889 - 1889)	child of 270
	Timothy James (1971 - )	child of 820
	Victoria	child of 518
	Victoria Elizabeth (1911 - )	527
	Virginia Sue	child of 518
	William (1792 - 1868)	spouse of 26
	William (1792 - 1868)	spouse of 27
	William Beaman (1907 - )	526
	William "Billie" Jr. (1829 - 1920)	107
	William D. (1842 - 1869)	child of 104
	William Francis (1852 - 1853)	child of 107
	William Frank (1886 - 1972)	518
	William Harvey “Harve”	child of 108
	William McCune (1867 - 1963)	274
	William “Willie” Lee	child of 518
REAGAN 
	Mary Elizabeth (1867 - 1959)	spouse of 199
REBER 
	Ethel (1898 - 1974)	parent of spouse of 1078
REDENBAUGH 
	Isabella	parent of spouse of 399
REDMON 
	Charles (1779 - 1851)	parent of spouse of 28
	Charles (1779 - 1851)	parent of spouse of 32
	Elizabeth "Betsey" (1819 - 1906)	spouse of 32
	Minerva (1807 - 1890)	spouse of 28
	Nancy (1810 - 1893)	spouse of 30
	Rhoda "Rhody" (~1806 - 1834)	spouse of 30
	Thomas (<1775 - 1824)	parent of spouse of 30
	Thomas (<1775 - 1824)	parent of spouse of 30
REECE 
	Jessie	spouse of 506
REED 
	Alva (1859 - 1931)	spouse of 357
	Alva Orin (1918 - )	child of 627
	Clifford (1887 - 1887)	child of 357
	Denver Raymond (1901 - 1973)	631
	Donald Ray (1939 - )	child of 631
	Edna Hazel (1898 - 1979)	630
	Edna May (1916 - )	child of 627
	Ellen (1828 - )	parent of spouse of 279
	Elmer E. , Jr. (1912 - 1980)	child of 626
	Elmer Ernest (1886 - 1963)	626
	Emma (1915 - )	927
	Ina Marie (1908 - 1996)	633
	Ina Marie (1960 - )	child of 626
	Lena (1922 - )	child of 626
	Mary Ann (1904 - 1995)	632
	Maudy M. (1884 - 1884)	child of 357
	Mildred Greeba (1916 - )	child of 627
	Orin Minetta (1888 - 1961)	627
	Rosie Lee (1957 - )	child of 626
	Stella Mae (1894 - 1977)	629
	Susie Marie (1955 - )	child of 626
	Thelma Arretta (1910 - )	child of 627
	Velma Louvetta (1890 - 1981)	628
	William Roy (1914 - )	child of 626
REEDER 
	Donna (1968 - )	spouse of 1159
REMINGTON 
	Elizabeth Hamilton	parent of spouse of 136
REXON 
	Margaret Sara	parent of spouse of 1203
REYNOLDS 
	Ethel Elizabeth	816
	Joseph Harrison	spouse of 263
	Joseph Taylor	513
	Penelope	parent of spouse of 41
	Rowena Lair (1875 - )	spouse of 319
	Samuel T.	parent of spouse of 319
RICE 
	UNNAMED (~1875 - )	spouse of 354
	John	child of 354
RICH 
	Edna	child of 419
	Ethel	child of 206
	John	parent of spouse of 81
	Joseph Henry (~1849 - )	206
	Paul	child of 419
	Robert M. "Mac" (1829 - 1907)	spouse of 81
	Roy	419
RICHARDS 
	Jack	spouse of 982
	Jacqueline Louise (1967 - )	1174
RICHARDSON 
	John (~1926 - )	spouse of 902
	Ronald J. (1949 - )	child of 902
RICHEN 
	Kathryn Jean	spouse of 922
RIDDLE 
	Mollie Preston	spouse of 503
RILEY 
	Rebecca Ann (1960 - )	child of 1000
	Robert	spouse of 1000
RIMER 
	Heather Lynn "Feather" (1969 - )	child of 1050
	Lyle Edward (1941 - )	spouse of 1050
	Wendy Renee "Pooh" (1967 - )	1188
RINEHART 
	Alice Rebecca	756
	Blake Colton (1995 - )	child of 1037
	Bradley James (1984 - )	child of 1032
	Bradley James (1966 - )	1036
	Carl Edward (1909 - 1989)	454
	Carl Robert (1981 - )	child of 752
	Carla Mae (1939 - )	750
	Carrie Ann (1961 - )	1033
	Christine Rene (1975 - )	1037
	Crystal Marie (1980 - )	child of 1032
	Danny Fay (1946 - )	child of 456
	Devin Alec (1991 - )	child of 1032
	Eddie Cale , Sr. (1959 - )	1032
	Eddie Cale , Jr. (1983 - )	child of 1032
	Edward Cale (1934 - )	748
	Francis Delmar (1941 - 1975)	751
	Gregory Carl (1956 - )	1031
	Harry (1885 - 1966)	spouse of 228
	Isom Cale (1920 - 1964)	456
	Jeanann Lee (1953 - )	1030
	Jenny Cathleen (1979 - )	child of 1032
	Jeremy Carl (1979 - )	child of 1031
	Johnathan Duke (1981 - )	child of 1031
	Jonathan Richard (1978 - )	child of 752
	Kimberly Joann (1985 - )	child of 1031
	Leo (1995 - )	child of 1036
	Margaret (1916 - )	455
	Mary Sue (1937 - 1978)	749
	Randall	child of 753
	Richard Alan (1955 - )	752
	Ronald Carl , Sr. (1955 - )	753
	Ronald Carl , Jr.	child of 753
	Roseann (1933 - 1970)	747
	Seneca Ronald (1983 - )	child of 752
RITTER 
	Christopher Gene (1981 - )	child of 1119
	Courtney Lynn (1983 - )	child of 1119
	Justin William (1980 - )	child of 1119
	Thomas	spouse of 1119
ROBERTS 
	Lucetta C.	parent of spouse of 248
	Martha (~1834 - )	spouse of 82
ROBERTSON 
	Alfaretta	child of 42
	Calvin Ruter (1821 - 1889)	child of 41
	Catherine Teeple (1819 - 1881)	161
	Charles Teeple	child of 41
	Charlotte (1814 - 1886)	46
	Charlotte Ann Maria (1849 - 1926)	spouse of 147
	Charlotte Ann Maria (1849 - 1926)	162
	Charlotte Teeple	child of 41
	Daniel (1798 - 1874)	41
	Eli (1776 - 1844)	spouse of 9
	Eli (1829 - 1830)	child of 42
	Eli Jr. (~1840 - )	child of 41
	Eli Doc (1810 - 1882)	45
	Eli Marion	child of 43
	Elizabeth (1830 - 1860)	child of 42
	Elizabeth M. (1815 - ~1863)	47
	Elizabeth M.	child of 43
	Elizabeth Penelope	child of 41
	Hezekiah (1805 - 1890)	43
	Jacob O.	child of 43
	James (1808 - 1891)	parent of spouse of 149
	Jane (1818 - 1889)	48
	John (1807 - 1863)	44
	John (1807 - 1863)	parent of spouse of 147
	John C. (~1851 - )	child of 44
	John Strange (1833 - 1909)	child of 42
	Joseph	child of 9
	Joseph	child of 44
	Joseph	child of 45
	Joseph Franklin (1832 - 1909)	child of 42
	Leonard Woods	child of 43
	Marquis Wellesly	child of 41
	Martha (1843 - )	child of 42
	Mary Ann (1820 - )	child of 9
	Mary Elizabeth	child of 44
	Mary Helena (1839 - )	child of 43
	Mary L. (1847 - 1868)	child of 42
	Nancy	child of 9
	Nancy Jane	child of 44
	Nathan (1800 - 1868)	42
	Nathan (1751 - )	parent of spouse of 9
	Paulina (1838 - 1908)	spouse of 149
	Rezin D. (~1853 - )	child of 44
	Richard D. (1837 - 1838)	child of 42
	Sandra Helen (1947 - )	spouse of 761
	Sarah Ann	child of 41
	Simeon Hunt (1839 - 1927)	child of 42
	William Garner	child of 41
	William W. (1835 - 1900)	child of 42
ROBINSON 
	Eric Shawhan (1974 - )	child of 686
	Ina May (1897 - 1993)	spouse of 563
	James (~1948 - )	spouse of 686
	Mark	parent of spouse of 563
	Megan Beth (1976 - )	child of 686
	Samuel J. (1875 - 1908)	child of 135
	Thomas	spouse of 135
ROBLEY 
	Carol (1946 - )	spouse of 767
ROBLING 
	Agnes (~1890 - )	spouse of 404
	Andrew J.	parent of spouse of 587
	Minnie (1891 - 1976)	spouse of 587
RODGER 
	Helen	spouse of 525
RODGERS 
	Lena Alice (1879 - 1924)	spouse of 222
RODRIGUEZ 
	Mary	spouse of 819
ROEDDER 
	Dorothy	parent of spouse of 647
ROGERS 
	Sarah Ellen (~1830 - 1853)	spouse of 115
ROMER 
	Ada (1865 - 1947)	spouse of 312
ROMINE 
	Robert	spouse of 1023
	Sean	child of 1023
ROMITO 
	Abrey (1983 - )	child of 909
	Alan Scott (1954 - )	909
	Brandon Scott (1986 - )	child of 909
	Britany Ann (1979 - )	child of 909
	Colton Levi (1996 - )	child of 909
	Courtney Lynn (1978 - )	child of 909
	Donn Thomas (1951 - )	908
	Heather (1981 - )	child of 908
	James Thomas (1978 - )	child of 908
	John (1923 - 1986)	spouse of 594
	Kendra Lee (1985 - )	child of 909
	Kristina (1985 - )	child of 908
	Kristine Diane (1947 - )	child of 594
	Marinda (1991 - )	child of 909
	Michael Wayne (1979 - )	child of 908
	Rachel (1981 - )	child of 909
	Robert Johnathan (1976 - )	child of 908
	Shannon Joy (1994 - )	child of 909
	Stephen (1984 - )	child of 908
	Travis Kiel (1988 - )	child of 909
ROUSH 
	Gretchen Kay (1957 - )	child of 684
	Robert	spouse of 684
	Robert Gregory (1956 - )	child of 684
ROWLAND 
	George B. Shawhan (1917 - )	566
	Homer Buford (1877 - 1936)	spouse of 303
	James Underwood (1871 - 1935)	spouse of 301
	Linda Lee (1936 - )	child of 566
	Record Shawhan "Rex" (1898 - )	child of 303
	William Keith (1938 - )	child of 566
ROY 
	Ivan	spouse of 693
	Rudy L. (1937 - )	child of 693
RUBICAM 
	Helen	spouse of 426
RUBICAN 
	Carol	spouse of 962
RUBLEE 
	Clair Jr. (1928 - )	spouse of 1064
	Craig (1958 - )	child of 1064
	Gale Louise (1961 - )	child of 1064
	Lynn (1956 - )	child of 1064
	Mark (1954 - )	child of 1064
RULE 
	Anna	child of 260
	Beverly	child of 815
	Edward	815
	Dr. Edward Byrum (1848 - 1893)	spouse of 260
	Dr. Edward Byrum (1848 - 1893)	parent of spouse of 276
	Esther	child of 815
	Jane "Jennie"	spouse of 276
	Jane "Jennie"	512
	John Will	511
	Sarah	spouse of 177
	William Griffin (1822 - 1895)	parent of spouse of 260
RUNDLE 
	Christopher David (1971 - )	child of 787
	David Charles (1946 - )	787
	Ra Nea (1973 - )	child of 787
	Robert (1916 - )	spouse of 481
	Roberta Joy (1948 - )	788
	Shawn (1975 - )	child of 787
RUSH 
	George (1796 - 1856)	spouse of 27
	George (1796 - 1856)	parent of spouse of 52
	George (1755 - 1831)	parent of spouse of 27
	George Ann (1840 - )	114
	Harriet (1852 - 1904)	spouse of 84
	Tabitha (1819 - 1857)	spouse of 52
RYAN 
	James (1993 - )	child of 1109
	Patrick (1963 - )	spouse of 1109
	Thomas James (1992 - )	child of 1109
RYBOLT 
	Mary (1785 - 1856)	parent of spouse of 28
	Mary (1785 - 1856)	parent of spouse of 32
RYDER 
	Elizabeth Christine (1975 - )	child of 1118
	Kenny	spouse of 1118
RYUN 
	Peggy (~1973 - )	spouse of 1111
SAIDE 
	Margaret F.	parent of spouse of 736
SAMPLE 
	Anita Kay (1943 - )	spouse of 765
SANCHEZ 
	Jeannie Marie (1946 - )	spouse of 751
SANDERS 
	Amy (1959 - )	child of 680
	Barbara Lynn (1952 - )	child of 680
	Heather Lorraine (1969 - )	child of 1207
	Henry Stanley	parent of spouse of 680
	John Bruce (1944 - )	spouse of 1207
	John Bruce (1966 - )	child of 1207
	Nora Ray (1935 - )	885
	Ross Phillips (1911 - 1978)	spouse of 573
	Tricia Lee (1971 - )	child of 1207
	Wilbur Ray (1924 - )	spouse of 680
	William Louis	spouse of 1079
SANDRA 
	UNNAMED	spouse of 1017
SANFORD 
	Cecil	spouse of 845
SAWYER 
	Adelina	parent of spouse of 96
SCHAAF 
	Sonya	spouse of 1075
SCHAFFER 
	Eric	spouse of 936
	Preston Brent (1975 - )	child of 936
SCHILLACI 
	Anne Mary	parent of spouse of 1205
SCHNEIDER 
	Ferdinand	parent of spouse of 714
	Mae (1906 - ~1990)	spouse of 714
SCHRYER 
	Alta (~1912 - 1990)	spouse of 559
SCHULTZ 
	Charles Henry	parent of spouse of 459
	Marjorie Ardelle (1924 - )	spouse of 459
SCHUMACHER 
	Alma ( - 1962)	spouse of 294
	John R.	parent of spouse of 294
SCHWARTZ 
	Ruth	spouse of 865
SCHWEER 
	Ida Daisy (1896 - )	spouse of 647
	Julius Henry	parent of spouse of 647
SCHWENGEL 
	Brenda Raydene (1968 - )	child of 913
	Carolyn Frances (1942 - )	912
	Dean Roger (1970 - )	child of 913
	Paul (1913 - )	spouse of 603
	Roger Paul (1945 - )	913
	Sherri Lynn (1974 - )	child of 913
SCOBEE 
	Catherine Amelia	parent of spouse of 271
SCOTT 
	Carolyn	spouse of 884
	James Caldwell (1965 - )	child of 781
	Margaret	parent of spouse of 201
	Mary Jane (1878 - 1902)	spouse of 380
	Milton E.	spouse of 781
SCUDDER 
	Richard	spouse of 936
SELBY 
	Electa (1874 - 1960)	spouse of 333
SELLERS 
	W.L. (ca1920 - 1969)	spouse of 575
SELWYN 
	Adam Michael (1984 - )	child of 1161
	Ashley Lauren (1988 - )	child of 1161
	Douglas Mark (1953 - )	spouse of 1161
SEYMOUR 
	Jessie	spouse of 381
SHAFFER 
	Betty Inez (1921 - )	965
	Carolton Harry , Sr. (1899 - 1987)	spouse of 660
	Carrollton Harry , Jr. (1922 - 1992)	child of 660
	David Scott	child of 660
	Gloria Joan (1925 - )	964
	Joyce Ann DeHart	spouse of 1151
	Judith Lee (1940 - )	966
SHARON 
	2nd wife	spouse of 954
	Bonita (1961 - )	1150
	Brenda Diane (1952 - )	1147
	Camille Rae Jeanne (1973 - )	child of 1146
	Carmen ( - 1978)	spouse of 1146
	Dolores Ann (1930 - )	child of 653
	John Francis (1925 - 1951)	child of 653
	John Harley (1977 - )	child of 1146
	Jon Kevin	1148
	Matthew Gavin (1975 - )	child of 1146
	Megan (~1980 - )	child of 954
	Paul Christopher (1972 - )	child of 1146
	Paul Joseph (1925 - )	954
	Philip Benton ( - 1933)	spouse of 653
	Philip Frederick (1948 - )	1146
	Robert Samuel (1928 - )	child of 653
	Sophia Catherine (1998 - )	child of 1148
	Teresa (1957 - )	1149
SHARP 
	Cynthia Kathleen (1960 - )	spouse of 1187
SHAW 
	Adam Lindsay (1977 - )	child of 1010
	David Matthews (1949 - )	spouse of 1010
	Valerie Lindsay (1975 - )	child of 1010
SHAWHAN 
	UNNAMED ( - 1868)	child of 71
	Ada (1881 - 1915)	child of 116
	Ada Minerva (1857 - 1912)	137
	Adaline J. (1923 - )	901
	Agnes (Nancy) (1767 - )	6
	Albert (1881 - 1882)	child of 164
	Alberta Marie (1977 - )	child of 1152
	Alice (~1859 - )	child of 115
	Alma (1885 - 1965)	child of 218
	Alma Dorthea (1921 - )	556
	Alvin Ray (1941 - 1960)	child of 560
	Amanda (1845 - 1911)	95
	Amelia (1831 - )	child of 16
	America (1853 - 1886)	135
	Ana Birch (~1836 - )	child of 29
	Andrea Louise (1981 - )	child of 760
	Andrew (1850 - )	child of 62
	Andrew Paul (1985 - )	child of 1044
	Angela Sue (1967 - )	child of 870
	Ann Frances (1949 - )	686
	Ann Morris (1951 - )	949
	Anna (1855 - 1860)	child of 22
	Anna Louise (1884 - 1900)	child of 84
	Anna Newton (1862 - 1944)	child of 124
	Anna R. (1855 - 1876)	child of 52
	Annette "Nettie" (1888 - )	child of 351
	Annie (1859 - 1945)	138
	Annie Eliza	170
	Annie Florence (1883 - 1978)	308
	Annie Laura (1867 - 1876)	child of 89
	Annie R. ( - 1876)	child of 7
	Arletta Marie (1901 - 1990)	471
	Barbara (1954 - )	1018
	Barbara Ellen (1961 - )	1154
	Baretta Trumbull (1853 - )	child of 66
	Becky	child of 679
	Bedford (1905 - )	child of 372
	Benjamin (1905 - )	child of 371
	Benjamin (~1923 - )	child of 231
	Benjamin Plummer II (1862 - 1937)	234
	Benjamin Plummer (1814 - 1852)	24
	Bennett L. (1905 - )	child of 307
	Bess Irene Addie (1874 - 1927)	236
	Bessie (1877 - 1963)	child of 133
	Betsey (1795 - 1855)	child of 7
	Betty (~1912 - )	child of 584
	Betty Carolyn (1929 - )	876
	Betty Jean	677
	Beulah Florence (1873 - 1954)	301
	Beverly Ann (1965 - )	child of 730
	Beverly Luther (1883 - 1954)	223
	Billie Lee (1932 - 1934)	child of 386
	Billy Donald (1934 - )	723
	Blanche (~1890 - )	child of 217
	Brad Eugene (1954 - )	1048
	Brad Eugene Jr. (1977 - )	child of 1048
	Bradley Craig (1954 - )	759
	Brian Douglas (1955 - 1996)	child of 728
	Bridgett Marie (1971 - )	child of 721
	Bruce (1887 - 1976)	child of 139
	Bruce Charles (1965 - )	child of 732
	Bruce Duncan (1941 - 1997)	732
	Bruce William (1907 - )	child of 322
	Callie Marie (1997 - )	child of 1108
	Cameron Blair (1993 - )	child of 1136
	Carl (1941 - )	765
	Carol	child of 861
	Carol (1965 - )	child of 962
	Carolyn J. (1935 - )	child of 899
	Carroll (1882 - 1949)	child of 130
	Casey (~1977 - )	child of 758
	Cateurah Dulcena (1869 - 1938)	child of 87
	Catherine Anne (1937 - )	878
	Catherine Grace  (Kate) (1860 - )	child of 62
	Celia Patricia (1931 - )	child of 392
	Charles A. (1860 - 1942)	196
	Charles Easton Claus (1895 - 1895)	child of 181
	Charles H. (1874 - )	353
	Charles Michael (1952 - 1993)	child of 863
	Charles Michael (1990 - )	child of 1167
	Charles Pendleton (1867 - 1876)	child of 123
	Charles R. (1843 - 1865)	child of 32
	Charles R. (1875 - 1875)	child of 133
	Charles Redmon (1829 - 1908)	115
	Charles Redmon (1828 - 1899)	122
	Charles Richard , Sr. (1919 - 1993)	458
	Charles Richard Jr. (1948 - )	758
	Charles Russell (1892 - 1976)	child of 351
	Charles Shrader (1869 - 1929)	215
	Charles Thomas (1868 - 1935)	child of 116
	Charles Victor (1946 - )	child of 662
	Charlotte Marie (1949 - )	734
	Chas. Miller (1880 - 1959)	child of 130
	Christian T. (Wilder)	child of 906
	Christopher Columbus (1858 - 1925)	217
	Christopher Joseph (1980 - )	child of 766
	Christopher Lee (1970 - )	child of 1045
	Christy Jo (1951 - )	child of 663
	Cindy Lynn (1962 - )	child of 593
	Clara Alice (1880 - 1887)	child of 350
	Clara Elizabeth (Betty) (1920 - 1990)	777
	Clara Thelma (1899 - 1979)	472
	Clifford J. (1912 - )	child of 384
	Clyde (1895 - 1978)	child of 353
	Cody Christopher (1994 - )	child of 1022
	CoraBelle (1925 - )	665
	Cornelia Jane (1925 - )	875
	Cortland V. "Cort" (1897 - )	child of 226
	Cynthia	child of 667
	Cynthia Arabella “Tinnie” (1848 - 1884)	169
	Dakota Marie (1993 - )	child of 1114
	Damon (1990 - )	child of 1043
	Daniel (1709 - 1770)	2
	Daniel Jr. (1738 - 1791)	3
	Daniel (1801 - 1860)	28
	Daniel (1813 - 1831)	child of 5
	Daniel (1823 - )	56
	Daniel (1852 - 1937)	176
	Daniel (1825 - 1896)	72
	Daniel (~1858 - )	child of 82
	Daniel (1865 - 1865)	child of 123
	Daniel (1797 - 1881)	13
	Daniel (1903 - 1906)	child of 372
	Daniel (1898 - 1902)	child of 92
	Daniel (1765 - 1840)	5
	Daniel (1848 - 1848)	child of 13
	Daniel (1833 - )	child of 22
	Daniel (1867 - 1888)	child of 73
	Daniel B. Jr. (1837 - 1863)	child of 28
	Daniel B.	child of 28
	Daniel Bell (1847 - 1912)	133
	Daniel Bradley (1870 - )	child of 133
	Daniel Duncan (1856 - 1929)	291
	Daniel Green (1918 - )	649
	Daniel Joseph (1954 - )	950
	Daniel Lee (1869 - 1945)	299
	Daniel McCune (1830 - 1923)	123
	Daniel McCune (1888 - 1969)	child of 314
	Daniel Parrish (1841 - 1932)	84
	Daniel Theodore (1840 - 1841)	child of 13
	Daniel William (1840 - 1925)	97
	Darby (1673 - 1736)	1
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	daughter 2	child of 134
	David (1726 - 1766)	child of 1
	David (~1741 - ~1798)	child of 2
	David	child of 388
	David (1972 - )	child of 765
	David Alan (1952 - 1982)	child of 960
	David B. (1939 - )	child of 898
	David Frame (1863 - 1922)	316
	David Joseph (1947 - )	766
	David Norris (1948 - 1989)	1017
	Debi	child of 679
	Deborah Ann (1954 - )	868
	Deborah Marie (~1937 - )	child of 664
	Delbert Erwin (1889 - 1916)	child of 240
	Dennis (1713 - 1770)	child of 1
	Don Lee (1948 - )	1107
	Donald Brooks (1905 - 1936)	437
	Donald F. (1953 - 1953)	child of 593
	Donald Molt (1920 - 1996)	593
	Donald Robert (1955 - )	child of 926
	Donald Thomas (1886 - 1964)	323
	Donald West (1963 - )	child of 593
	Donald Woodford (1934 - )	926
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	Dorothy (1896 - 1973)	463
	Dwayne D. (1971 - )	1114
	Dylan Alves (1990 - )	child of 1136
	Edgar Vinton (1860 - 1957)	218
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	Edith Jane (1912 - )	897
	Edith Maud (1878 - 1930)	221
	Edna Minerva (1875 - 1901)	302
	Edward (1869 - )	child of 67
	Edward Murray	388
	Edwin Lawrence (1901 - 1975)	child of 211
	Edwin Newton (1880 - 1967)	child of 84
	Eglantine (1860 - 1936)	315
	Eleanor Marie "Chickie" (1946 - )	963
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	Elizabeth (1825 - )	child of 14
	Elizabeth (1779 - 1853)	9
	Elizabeth (1828 - 1917)	75
	Elizabeth (1841 - )	child of 16
	Elizabeth (1804 - ~1805)	child of 4
	Elizabeth (1902 - )	child of 372
	Elizabeth (1848 - )	child of 56
	Elizabeth Ann (1793 - 1884)	17
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	Elizabeth "Lizzie" (1869 - 1949)	child of 130
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	Elizabeth Powell (1863 - )	child of 66
	Elizabeth Seri (1959 - )	child of 460
	Ellen (1847 - )	child of 16
	Ellen (Elsie) A. (1848 - 1925)	86
	Ellen Ogle (1894 - 1896)	child of 215
	Elmer A. ( - 1938)	child of 659
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	Elton (~1897 - )	child of 219
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	Erma (1901 - 1978)	435
	Ernest Laughadale (1910 - ca1994)	592
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	Eva Valeria (1897 - 1970)	393
	Fayette (1898 - )	child of 351
	Fern (1908 - )	438
	Fletcher (1900 - )	child of 371
	Flo Ella (1935 - )	child of 898
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	Francis (Frank) (1841 - 1895)	67
	Francis J. (1858 - )	child of 66
	Frank (1901 - 1902)	child of 372
	Frank (1882 - 1943)	355
	Frank C. (1884 - 1956)	child of 292
	Frank D. (1917 - )	899
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	Garrett Benjamin (1843 - 1905)	85
	Garrett James (1946 - )	721
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	George (1891 - 1934)	child of 181
	George (1906 - 1944)	389
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	George Albert Jr. (1907 - 1964)	child of 307
	George B. (1887 - 1971)	404
	George Edwin (1870 - 1951)	child of 116
	George H. (1846 - )	child of 52
	George Henry (1843 - 1912)	118
	George Henry "Hank" (1905 - 1983)	442
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	Georgia M. (1882 - )	549
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	Gertrude (1845 - 1846)	child of 13
	Gertrude (~1866 - )	child of 126
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	Gladdis (1896 - )	391
	Glenn Elmo (1876 - 1948)	237
	Gordon Glenn (1948 - )	771
	Grace (~1886 - )	child of 185
	Grace Elizabeth (1990 - )	child of 950
	Hanna Olivia (1850 - )	100
	Harold (~1913 - )	child of 404
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	Harold Wayne (1947 - )	893
	Harris Lee (1883 - 1956)	552
	Harry Bedford (1875 - 1966)	371
	Harry Hubert (1915 - )	470
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	Helen (1899 - 1986)	child of 234
	Helen Irene (1927 - )	902
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	Henry (~1899 - )	child of 371
	Henry C. (>1844 - <1888)	child of 50
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	Isom Caleb (1894 - 1935)	231
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	Isom Clarence , Jr. (1894 - 1935)	child of 91
	Ivy (1866 - 1872)	child of 87
	Jack (1914 - )	child of 585
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	James Martin (1857 - 1929)	185
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	James Robert (1939 - )	967
	James W. (1911 - 1979)	559
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	Jane "Jennie" (1775 - 1863)	8
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	Joseph (1825 - 1908)	73
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	Joseph (1801 - 1880)	15
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	Joseph Henry (1876 - 1963)	220
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	Joseph Redmon (1873 - 1942)	294
	Joseph Reuben (1907 - 1947)	465
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	Joseph Wesley (~1934 - )	child of 465
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	Julia Edythe (1886 - 1967)	550
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	Karen Lee (1950 - )	child of 583
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	Katherine Grace (1945 - )	948
	Katherine Ruth (1980 - )	child of 721
	Kathleen (1913 - 1995)	924
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	Kenneth Robert (1943 - )	767
	Kevin (1966 - )	child of 904
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	Kimberly Lynn (1973 - )	child of 1045
	Kimberly P. (1966 - )	1112
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	Kyle Robert (1978 - )	child of 760
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	Larry Norman (1948 - )	886
	Laura Lee (1864 - )	child of 115
	Laura Lee (1947 - )	child of 649
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	Lena (~1905 - )	child of 290
	Leslie Lyon (1894 - 1956)	475
	Lillian Mae (1883 - 1961)	229
	Linda (1947 - )	683
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	Linda Lou (1948 - )	1015
	Linda Mae (1941 - )	731
	Lisa A. (1971 - )	child of 870
	Lisa Ann (1968 - )	1211
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	Logan Darby (1997 - )	child of 1136
	Lois (~1903 - )	444
	Lora A. (1971 - )	child of 870
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	Lorraine (1945 - )	child of 648
	Lottie Aileen (1916 - 1982)	573
	Louisa Holmes (1864 - )	child of 66
	Louise Ald "Louie" (1865 - 1938)	224
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	Lucy Ann (1886 - )	child of 351
	Luellen M. (1852 - 1853)	child of 115
	Lulia Bell (1893 - 1980)	551
	Lulu D. (1900 - 1919)	child of 290
	Luther Dale (1931 - )	729
	Luther Layman (1903 - 1972)	441
	Lutie Lail (1864 - 1942)	289
	Lyslie Edwin (1908 - 1923)	child of 294
	Maggie (1844 - )	child of 52
	Maggie (~1861 - )	child of 115
	Maggie (1871 - )	child of 67
	Maggie Berneda (1888 - 1963)	child of 116
	Maggie Rebecca ( - 1879)	168
	Maleta J. (1892 - 1976)	587
	Mamie (1869 - )	child of 67
	Marcey Pearl (1899 - 1996)	387
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	Margaret (1812 - >1888)	53
	Margaret (1852 - 1923)	191
	Margaret (1849 - 1855)	child of 32
	Margaret (1828 - )	child of 15
	Margaret (1903 - )	child of 371
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	Margaret Bell (1797 - 1860)	26
	Margaret Bell (1789 - )	child of 4
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	Margaret G. (Peggy) (1940 - )	child of 469
	Margaret Lulu (1871 - 1932)	300
	Margaret Susan (1849 - 1869)	120
	Margaret Tom (1889 - )	553
	Margarite Ellen (1927 - )	child of 386
	Marianne	child of 861
	Marion ( - 1983)	575
	Marissa Angela (1977 - )	child of 760
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	Martha B. (1857 - )	child of 164
	Martha Bell (1860 - 1934)	child of 116
	Martha Lee	child of 860
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	Mary (1836 - )	88
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	Mary (1848 - )	child of 16
	Mary (1795 - 1849)	12
	Mary (1869 - )	child of 67
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	Mary Ann (1826 - 1837)	child of 28
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	Mary E. (1845 - 1895)	132
	Mary Elizabeth (1839 - 1921)	83
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	Mary Elizabeth (1921 - )	680
	Mary Elizabeth (1904 - )	child of 310
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	Mary Evalina (1842 - )	98
	Mary Florence (1877 - 1929)	295
	Mary Gertrude (1891 - 1976)	473
	Mary Helen (1926 - )	930
	Mary Helen (1842 - 1865)	125
	Mary Jourdain (1865 - 1899)	child of 121
	Mary Lavina (1930 - )	666
	Mary Louise (1873 - )	216
	Mary Margaret (1920 - )	468
	Mary Margaret (~1923 - )	561
	Mary “Mollie”	166
	Mary "Mollie" (1842 - 1926)	94
	Mary (Molly) (1858 - 1942)	193
	Mary Pauline (1928 - )	892
	Mary (Polly) (1797 - 1880)	19
	Mary “Polly” (ca1796 - )	33
	Mary “Polly” (ca1796 - )	parent of spouse of 145
	Matilda (1865 - 1870)	child of 124
	Matilda (1832 - )	child of 15
	Matilda (1883 - )	child of 181
	Matthew (1983 - )	child of 766
	Matthew Adam (1979 - )	child of 1045
	Matthew Braden (1990 - )	child of 759
	Mattie Redmond (1863 - 1886)	child of 130
	Maureen Alayne (1954 - )	722
	May Loveday (1869 - 1879)	child of 87
	Melanie	child of 575
	Melinda Marie (1974 - )	child of 1124
	Melissa (1987 - )	child of 1135
	Melissa (1974 - )	child of 886
	Mercedes (1856 - 1936)	192
	Michael (~1931 - )	child of 442
	Michael Don (1980 - )	child of 1107
	Michael Douglas (1980 - )	child of 771
	Michael Eric (1972 - )	child of 767
	Michael J. (1942 - )	child of 898
	Michael John (1975 - )	child of 1124
	Michael Sean (1982 - )	child of 869
	Michelle (1969 - )	child of 967
	Michelle Marie (1967 - )	child of 730
	Millard (1856 - 1857)	child of 73
	Miller Shaffer (1895 - 1959)	392
	Mina Rebecca (1887 - 1938)	228
	Minerva Sarah (1875 - 1950)	child of 116
	Minnie (1846 - 1870)	child of 50
	Minor Moore (1831 - 1923)	87
	Mollie (~1855 - )	child of 115
	Mrs. Will Fisher	child of 134
	Murel A. (1893 - )	child of 225
	Murray	child of 388
	Nakia Raymond (1974 - )	child of 1151
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	Nancy (1799 - 1882)	parent of spouse of 128
	Nancy	569
	Nancy (1840 - 1860)	child of 22
	Nancy Ann (1862 - 1944)	child of 87
	Nancy Diane (1957 - )	child of 458
	Nancy Elizabeth (1941 - )	child of 623
	Nancy Helena (1852 - )	child of 66
	Nancy Jean (1935 - )	461
	Nancy Kirtley (1871 - 1958)	child of 130
	Nancy May (1884 - 1959)	296
	Nicole Marie (1977 - )	child of 1047
	Nina M. (1877 - )	354
	Nora (1872 - )	352
	Nora Lucinda (1954 - )	1153
	Norman "Dean" (1946 - )	871
	Olen Byron (1897 - 1983)	439
	Oliver O. (1828 - 1903)	62
	Osa (Bud) Duncan (1911 - 1994)	443
	Osa Carl (1878 - )	child of 89
	Patricia Kathryn Maureen (1965 - )	1126
	Patricia Lee (1937 - 1937)	child of 443
	Patricia Louise (1933 - 1990)	866
	Patricia May (1947 - )	757
	Patrick John	child of 1151
	Patrick Leland	child of 1107
	Patrick Willett (1937 - )	961
	Patty Sue (1937 - )	child of 899
	Paul Francis (1931 - )	960
	Paula M. (Wilder)	child of 906
	Pearl Elsie (1886 - 1926)	620
	Peter Bryce (1953 - )	1044
	Peter Garrett (1989 - )	child of 721
	Peter Stephen (1937 - )	child of 570
	Phoebe Jane (1829 - 1853)	81
	Pugh Miller (1881 - 1967)	373
	Rachel Marie (1971 - )	child of 767
	Rachel Rebecca (1906 - 1980)	child of 306
	Ralph Fleming "Casey" (1902 - 1990)	436
	Raymond Leo , Sr. (1925 - )	959
	Raymond Leo , Jr. (1949 - )	1151
	Rebecca (1817 - )	54
	Rebecca (1817 - )	parent of spouse of 167
	Rebecca Ann (1960 - )	1020
	Rebecca Lynn (1977 - )	child of 721
	Renee A. (Wilder)	child of 906
	Renee Marie (1974 - )	child of 1047
	Reuben Wright (1909 - 1982)	466
	Rhoda (~1853 - ~1872)	child of 122
	Richard J. (1873 - 1955)	226
	Richard Johnson (1858 - 1931)	92
	Richard Joseph (1968 - )	1022
	Richard Kenneth (Ken) (1903 - 1990)	233
	Robert (1811 - )	child of 7
	Robert (~1909 - )	child of 373
	Robert (1908 - 1982)	622
	Robert (1930 - 1932)	child of 582
	Robert (1764 - 1833)	4
	Robert Alves (1959 - )	1136
	Robert Bruce (1960 - )	child of 863
	Robert D. (1891 - 1975)	384
	Robert D. (~1934 - )	child of 664
	Robert E. Lee (1868 - )	child of 66
	Robert Elmo "Bob" (1911 - )	467
	Robert Emerson (1902 - 1972)	child of 305
	Robert Fleming (1808 - 1893)	22
	Robert Fleming (1889 - 1977)	230
	Robert Frank (~1865 - 1937)	238
	Robert Garrett (1920 - 1995)	432
	Robert George (1893 - )	child of 181
	Robert George "Bobby"	child of 445
	Robert Hale (1958 - )	child of 663
	Robert Hugh (1921 - )	663
	Robert Jeffrey (1961 - )	child of 460
	Robert Joseph (1936 - 1983)	child of 465
	Robert Kale (1933 - )	460
	Robert Kale II (1991 - )	child of 460
	Robert Leslie (1916 - 1981)	child of 475
	Robert Patrick (1989 - )	child of 1136
	Robert Perry (1807 - ~1880)	16
	Robert R. (1828 - 1905)	66
	Robert Richard (1983 - )	child of 721
	Robert William (1842 - )	child of 13
	Robert William (1938 - )	child of 621
	Robertine (Robbie) (1852 - 1925)	child of 13
	Robin Dale	child of 1151
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	Roger Jule Osa (1971 - )	child of 730
	Romer (1888 - 1970)	child of 312
	Ronald William , Sr. (1951 - )	1152
	Ronald William , Jr. (1974 - )	child of 1152
	Rose Austin (1982 - )	child of 949
	Roxie Ann (1880 - 1963)	227
	Ruah Ann (1896 - 1974)	232
	Ruth Agnes (1868 - )	313
	Ruth Lucille (1911 - 1967)	child of 187
	Ruth Virginia (1885 - 1886)	child of 314
	Ryan Daniel (1975 - )	child of 1017
	Ryan Howard (1996 - )	child of 758
	Ryan Robert (1977 - )	child of 766
	Sabin Thomas (1974 - )	child of 1017
	Sallie Ann (Sarah) (1858 - 1949)	288
	Samuel Frazier (1875 - 1957)	child of 130
	Samuel Frazier (1903 - ~1988)	588
	Samuel Frazier Jr. (1932 - 1998)	904
	Samuel Slater (1871 - 1938)	219
	Sandra Lynn (1948 - )	child of 574
	Sandra M. (1938 - )	child of 570
	Sarah (1715 - )	child of 1
	Sarah (~1750 - 1787)	child of 2
	Sarah (~1827 - )	74
	Sarah (1803 - 1855)	20
	Sarah (1993 - )	child of 1043
	Sarah A. (1860 - )	child of 164
	Sarah Ann "Sally" (1842 - )	165
	Sarah E. (1840 - 1844)	child of 23
	Sarah Elizabeth (1848 - 1917)	99
	Sarah Elizabeth "Betsey" (1807 - )	51
	Sarah Elizabeth "Betsey" (1807 - )	parent of spouse of 83
	Sarah Florence "Sally" (1899 - 1975)	568
	Sarah Georgia "Sallie" (1879 - 1945)	303
	Sarah Jane (1839 - 1927)	175
	Sarah Jeanette (1855 - 1940)	195
	Sarah Minerva (1842 - 1911)	117
	Shepley Holmes (1810 - 1846)	child of 4
	Sherryl Lynn (1974 - )	child of 733
	Shirley Elizabeth (1934 - <1938)	child of 582
	Shirley Gene	child of 445
	Sidney (1793 - )	child of 4
	Sonya Lee (1978 - )	child of 893
	Spencer Strother (1958 - )	1108
	Spencer Strother (1894 - )	child of 292
	Stacey (~1979 - )	child of 758
	Stephan Alan (1949 - )	child of 432
	Stephanie	child of 667
	Stephen Maurice (1946 - )	1124
	Stephen Scott (1966 - )	child of 1123
	Stephen Scott (1958 - )	1043
	Steven	child of 1107
	Steven (1975 - )	child of 765
	Steven Grieg (1966 - )	child of 870
	Susan (1806 - )	31
	Susan (1806 - )	parent of spouse of 112
	Susan	child of 622
	Susan Adele (1877 - 1942)	child of 97
	Susan M. (1956 - )	child of 900
	Tabatha G. (1970 - )	1113
	Tabitha (1903 - )	child of 373
	Terry (1958 - )	869
	Theresa Ann (~1939 - )	child of 664
	Thomas (1948 - )	child of 593
	Thomas A. "Tomey" (1870 - 1894)	225
	Thomas Buchanan (1955 - )	child of 931
	Thomas Johnathan (1988 - )	child of 1167
	Thomas Lewis (1905 - )	567
	Thomas Ray "Moose" (1952 - )	1047
	Thomas Redmon (1879 - 1960)	304
	Timothy John "Tex" (1950 - )	1046
	Tony Franklin (1958 - )	child of 899
	Travis Joseph (1988 - )	child of 950
	Trisha	child of 679
	Udel (~1913 - )	child of 316
	Valeria Jean (1970 - )	child of 893
	Valeria Robina (1875 - )	child of 66
	Victor Emanuel (1914 - 1984)	662
	Victoria Lee (~1936 - )	child of 664
	Viola Retta (1884 - 1887)	child of 350
	Viola Vernon (1895 - )	child of 351
	Violet Romer (1886 - 1970)	child of 312
	Virginia Bell (1906 - )	429
	Virginia Vivian (1917 - )	895
	Vivian Helen (1894 - 1968)	child of 293
	Von Lee (1948 - 1948)	child of 863
	Wabern	child of 385
	Walter (1873 - 1874)	child of 87
	Walter Brice (1868 - 1934)	240
	Walter Randolph (1877 - 1961)	306
	Walter S. (1871 - 1875)	child of 127
	Willard Wood (1913 - 1953)	469
	Willett (>1905 - )	child of 380
	Willett Oliver (1882 - 1936)	380
	William (1728 - 1790)	child of 1
	William (1871 - 1877)	child of 181
	William (~1932 - )	child of 664
	William (1967 - )	1155
	William Albert , Sr. (1941 - )	962
	William Albert , Jr. (1965 - 1965)	child of 962
	William B. (1821 - 1859)	55
	William "Billy" McCune (1803 - 1875)	30
	William Dill (1861 - )	child of 121
	William Edward (1871 - )	child of 124
	William Elken (1858 - 1938)	292
	William G. (~1861 - )	child of 72
	William Gibbons (1874 - 1957)	305
	William H. (1919 - )	900
	William H. (1826 - 1852)	child of 49
	William H. (1900 - )	child of 353
	William Henry (1858 - 1957)	314
	William Irving (1918 - )	664
	William Jackson (1870 - 1920)	child of 96
	William John (1851 - 1909)	181
	William Joseph (1859 - 1944)	350
	William Laughlin (1861 - 1940)	139
	William Michael (1989 - )	child of 1135
	William Rienharte (1878 - 1956)	618
	William Roy (1941 - 1993)	child of 662
	William Schumacher (1905 - )	child of 294
	William Thomas (1848 - 1936)	child of 30
	William Warren (~1869 - )	child of 126
	William Winston (1832 - 1905)	116
	William Woodrow	390
	William Woodrow , Jr.	child of 390
	William Woodward (1863 - ~1947)	186
	Williametta (Willie) (1848 - 1929)	65
	Willie M. (1895 - 1970)	child of 291
	Wilma G. (1942 - )	907
	Woodford Isaac (1902 - 1956)	621
	Zacha George (1888 - 1976)	554
	Zacha George II (1920 - )	863
	Zacha George II (1950 - )	child of 863
	Zachary Travis (1990 - )	child of 1108
SHAWHANSHAWN 
	Frederick Pickering (1906 - 1997)	462
SHAWN 
	Eric Anthony (1981 - )	child of 761
	Heather Lyn (1970 - )	1040
	Linda Carol (1966 - )	1039
	Shirley "Lee" Helene (1946 - )	child of 462
	Stephen Erin (1977 - )	child of 761
	Stephen Loveland (1943 - )	761
	Trudi McCray (1947 - )	762
SHEA 
	Carol M. (1933 - )	spouse of 1088
SHEAN 
	Joseph Christopher (1998 - )	child of 1143
	Patrick Norman	spouse of 1143
SHEEHAN 
	Daniel	spouse of 1029
	Jacob Daniel (1996 - )	child of 1029
SHELTON 
	Charles G. (1941 - )	spouse of 1095
	Dora Anne (1963 - )	child of 1095
	Eliza Mary (1799 - >1859)	spouse of 14
	Elmer	spouse of 628
SHETTERLY 
	Chris	child of 742
	Daniel	child of 742
	Deborah	child of 742
	Mark	child of 742
	Niorman	spouse of 742
SHICK 
	Josephine E. (1910 - 1993)	spouse of 621
SHIELDS 
	John	parent of spouse of 596
	Mae	spouse of 596
SHILDMYER 
	Sandra Sue (1970 - )	child of 958
	William Joseph II (1973 - )	child of 958
	William Joseph	spouse of 958
SHINN 
	Lillian K. (1921 - )	child of 435
	Mortimer Vance (1898 - 1969)	spouse of 435
	Robert Edgar (1924 - )	child of 435
SHIPLEY 
	Janice Kay (1943 - )	child of 681
	Lamoine (~1920 - )	spouse of 681
	Patricia Ellen (1948 - )	child of 681
SHIPMAN 
	Arlene	child of 391
	Dorpha	spouse of 391
	Joe	child of 391
	Naydene	child of 391
	Richard	child of 391
	Rosemary	child of 391
	Shirley	child of 391
SHIPPY 
	Kenneth Korey (1971 - )	1217
	Koreyelle Deanne (1996 - )	child of 1217
	Kylie Nikole MUNOZ (1997 - )	child of 1218
	Nikole Lee (1977 - )	1218
	Patricia Dawn (1969 - )	1216
SHORTRIDGE 
	Hester (1836 - )	spouse of 70
	Samuel	parent of spouse of 70
SHRADER 
	Elihu W.	parent of spouse of 85
	Mary Ellen (1846 - 1919)	spouse of 85
SHUTT 
	Chalmers	child of 492
	Ed	spouse of 492
SIDLE 
	Rachel	parent of spouse of 173
SIDLES 
	Elizabeth (1833 - 1888)	parent of spouse of 118
SIEBER 
	Audrey Wilhelmina (1914 - 1993)	spouse of 462
SIMCOX 
	Anna (~1868 - )	spouse of 194
SIMMERLY 
	Gloria Ethel (~1925 - )	spouse of 457
SIMMONS 
	Wilma Mae	spouse of 712
SIMPSON 
	Anne Mary	805
	Brian Andrew	child of 1150
	Dr. Karl Stanley (1879 - 1941)	183
	Harry	parent of spouse of 214
	J. W. (1845 - 1895)	spouse of 65
	James	child of 490
	James Willam	child of 183
	John A. B.	child of 183
	Jules	spouse of 490
	Karl Stanley , JR	child of 183
	Mark Robert	child of 1150
	Mary Bruce	child of 183
	(Mr)	spouse of 1150
	Nell Mae (1892 - 1976)	spouse of 214
	Robert Shawhan (1928 - )	child of 183
	Thomas Lee	child of 490
SIMS 
	Mary Eva (~1867 - )	spouse of 317
SINCLAIR 
	Leanora	parent of spouse of 702
SINGER 
	Barbara Ann	spouse of 952
SISSON 
	Jane E.	parent of spouse of 270
SKIDMORE 
	Doris Ann (1960 - )	child of 1001
	Gene Edward (1927 - )	spouse of 1001
	Sondra Jean (1953 - )	child of 1001
	Stanley David (1956 - )	child of 1001
SKILES 
	Betty	spouse of 570
SKINNER 
	Martha	parent of spouse of 130
SLOAN 
	Margaret Caldwell	child of 64
	Samuel R. (1834 - 1894)	spouse of 64
	William J.	child of 64
SLOUGH 
	Syrena	parent of spouse of 207
SMIT 
	Nicholas Sr. (1739 - 1826)	parent of spouse of 27
SMITH 
	Agnes	634
	Archie Pearl (1877 - 1927)	529
	Archie Pearl (1921 - 1968)	838
	Bobbie (1943 - )	child of 837
	Catherine	parent of spouse of 715
	Charles Taul (1876 - )	child of 111
	Claude E. (1876 - 1953)	535
	Cora Belle	spouse of 274
	Dennis (1945 - 1969)	child of 838
	Diane	child of 838
	Edith Mae (1886 - 1933)	532
	Edward (1868 - 1953)	child of 282
	Eleven T. (1884 - 1906)	child of 282
	Elizabeth Ann (1845 - 1934)	spouse of 282
	Elorie Gilham (1893 - 1967)	613
	Emma K. (1861 - )	281
	Ephraim	parent of spouse of 282
	Ephraim (1889 - 1906)	child of 282
	Everett Hoppes (1911 - 1990)	child of 535
	Fanny Elizabeth	parent of spouse of 337
	Francis C. (1814 - )	parent of spouse of 358
	Glenn Allison (1896 - 1965)	614
	Glenn Pearman	child of 614
	Hannah Jane	spouse of 487
	Helen Katherine (1905 - 1995)	child of 535
	Henry	parent of spouse of 896
	Dr. Higgins (1847 - )	spouse of 358
	Irene (1905 - )	825
	James Edward (1932 - )	spouse of 918
	Jessie Mardell	child of 536
	John Francis (1889 - 1962)	533
	John Francis Jr. (1913 - 1986)	837
	John J.	parent of spouse of 109
	John Oscar (1845 - 1897)	282
	John Oscar Jr. (1871 - )	child of 282
	John Shawhan (1820 - 1885)	111
	John Thomas “Squire” (1854 - 1916)	279
	John William (1940 - )	child of 837
	Joseph (1827 - 1850)	child of 27
	Julia Elizabeth “Lizzie” (1881 - 1963)	537
	Katharine “Kittie Ann” (1816 - <1886)	110
	Lucretia (1818 - )	parent of spouse of 277
	Margaret A. (1847 - )	283
	Margaret Elizabeth (1834 - <1904)	113
	Margaret Louisa (1924 - )	839
	Margaret Louisa (1924 - )	parent of spouse of 1079
	Margaret M. (1857 - )	280
	Margaret Melvina (1881 - >1935)	531
	Mary E.	child of 111
	Mary Margaret (1873 - 1907)	child of 282
	Medora (1844 - 1890)	spouse of 109
	Medora (1844 - 1890)	parent of spouse of 512
	Meryl William (1898 - 1973)	615
	Mildred V. (~1920 - )	spouse of 896
	Nadene (1905 - )	824
	Nancy  Shawhan (1851 - 1931)	278
	Nancy E. (1852 - 1854)	child of 112
	Nancy E. (1852 - 1854)	child of 128
	Nicholas III (1823 - 1855)	112
	Nicholas III (1823 - 1855)	spouse of 128
	Nicholas Jr. (1787 - 1834)	spouse of 27
	Nicholas Jr. (1787 - 1834)	parent of spouse of 128
	Nicholas IV (1848 - 1853)	child of 112
	Nicholas IV (1848 - 1853)	child of 128
	Nicholas M. (1863 - 1946)	child of 111
	Opal Oletha (1899 - 1965)	child of 535
	Ramona K. (1940 - )	spouse of 608
	Richard Tostvin (1921 - )	child of 615
	Robert (1918 - 1921)	child of 533
	Robert Daniel (1965 - )	child of 918
	Robert K.	parent of spouse of 274
	Roberta Lorraine (1914 - 1977)	spouse of 834
	Rowena Elga (1901 - 1973)	616
	Ruth Meriam (1902 - 1958)	843
	Sallie Jackson (1879 - >1955)	530
	Sarah Ann (1928 - )	840
	Sarah Ann (1928 - )	parent of spouse of 1076
	Scott Allen (1968 - )	child of 918
	Wiletta E.	child of 536
	William D. (1877 - 1965)	536
	William George Jr. (1863 - 1935)	spouse of 346
	William Meryl (1924 - )	child of 615
SMOOT 
	Carolyn (1942 - )	child of 1093
	Eugene	spouse of 1093
	John (1947 - )	child of 1093
	Nida Ann (1945 - )	child of 1093
SNELL 
	Betsey	child of 172
	James ( - 1853)	spouse of 172
	John	child of 172
	Lewis (~1760 - 1820)	parent of spouse of 172
	Maymie	child of 172
	Minerva K. (1827 - 1886)	spouse of 55
	Minerva K. (1827 - 1886)	parent of spouse of 369
	Newton	child of 172
	Sarah	child of 172
SNOW 
	Emma	625
	Emma Mae (1865 - 1948)	357
	Enoch (~1863 - )	356
	Mary	624
	Mary Ann (1837 - ~1864)	spouse of 164
	William	parent of spouse of 164
	William	parent of spouse of 165
	William Isaac (~1840 - )	spouse of 165
SNYDER 
	UNNAMED	spouse of 873
	Harry Maurice (1908 - )	child of 410
	William R.	spouse of 410
SOMMERVILLE 
	Mary Anne (1921 - )	spouse of 663
SPAINHOWER 
	Tatman Shawhan (1898 - 1974)	child of 302
	Thomas (1873 - 1955)	spouse of 302
SPANGLE 
	Edith/Enid	spouse of 599
SPARKS 
	Christopher	spouse of 1133
	Kaye (1986 - )	child of 1133
	Shelly (1984 - )	child of 1133
SPEAKS 
	Elizabeth	parent of spouse of 9
SPEARS 
	Sue	spouse of 942
SPENCE 
	Wilce Alexander	parent of spouse of 851
	Wilma Jean (1933 - )	spouse of 851
SPENCER 
	Steve	spouse of 300
SPRINGER 
	Bryan Robert (1966 - )	child of 912
	Dana Leanne (1962 - )	child of 912
	Jay Ellen (1963 - )	child of 912
	Robert H.	spouse of 912
	Robyn Nicole (1975 - )	child of 912
SPURLOCK 
	Ollie	spouse of 262
STACK 
	Rosemary (1922 - 1997)	spouse of 559
STAFFORD 
	Celia	spouse of 919
STANGER 
	Buenavista (~1846 - )	child of 57
	Eliza (~1853 - )	child of 57
	Elizabeth (~1842 - )	spouse of 179
	George (~1868 - )	child of 179
	Jane (~1850 - )	child of 57
	John (~1840 - )	179
	John H. (~1815 - )	spouse of 57
	Marknell (~1844 - )	child of 57
	Rebecca W. (1842 - 1924)	180
	Thomas (~1856 - )	child of 57
STANLEY 
	Edward K.	spouse of 897
	Thomas E. (1934 - )	child of 897
STAPLETON 
	Debra Fitch (~1955 - )	spouse of 769
STARCK 
	Genie Lee (1965 - )	child of 888
	Judith Ann (1964 - )	child of 888
	Junior Lee	spouse of 888
	Leui Lani Jeanette (1968 - )	child of 888
	Regina Antoinette Melanie (1971 - )	child of 888
STARK 
	Kay	spouse of 820
	Lois E. (1854 - )	spouse of 257
	Robert	parent of spouse of 820
	Thomas “Tommie” (1815 - )	parent of spouse of 257
STARNES 
	Anna Elizabeth (1993 - )	child of 1197
	Casey Jackson (1974 - )	child of 1079
	Drew Christopher (1994 - )	child of 1197
	Gary Lynn	spouse of 1079
	Katie McKenzie (1997 - )	child of 1197
	Lindsay Morgan (1977 - )	1198
	Norman	spouse of 840
	Norman	parent of spouse of 1079
	William Robert (1967 - )	1197
STEELE 
	Nancy (1846 - )	spouse of 89
	Rebahah Ann (1953 - )	spouse of 970
STEPP 
	Barbara (1959 - )	spouse of 752
STETTLER 
	Deborah Susan (1950 - )	1165
	John Ellwood (1923 - 1975)	spouse of 965
	Robin English (1949 - )	1166
STEVENS 
	Hilda Theresa (~1920 - )	spouse of 710
STEWART 
	Dorothy Ann (1941 - )	1095
	John Edward (1888 - 1961)	spouse of 850
	Marjorie	spouse of 566
	Rose Marie (1941 - 1946)	child of 850
STICKLE 
	Grace	child of 655
	Lawrence J. (1908 - 1970)	spouse of 655
STIERS 
	Estelle (1870 - )	spouse of 209
STONE 
	Azro	parent of spouse of 618
	Marian Leola (1880 - 1967)	spouse of 618
STONER 
	Mayme ( - 1946)	spouse of 552
STONSTREET 
	Homer (~1862 - )	spouse of 289
	Jack (~1888 - )	child of 289
	Jake (~1891 - )	child of 289
	Margaret (~1895 - )	child of 289
	Ruth Ellen "Daisy" (1907 - 1975)	548
STORESUND 
	Ida Sophia	parent of spouse of 432
STRAUB 
	Ernest	parent of spouse of 968
	Paula Marie (1947 - )	spouse of 968
STROME 
	David Randolph (~1945 - )	spouse of 762
	Matthew David (1973 - 1996)	child of 762
STROUD 
	Barbara (1943 - )	child of 927
	Oscar (1911 - 1990)	spouse of 927
	Oscar , Jr. (1941 - )	child of 927
STRUBE 
	Ernest F.	parent of spouse of 190
	Louise M. (1872 - >1936)	spouse of 190
SULLIVAN 
	Isabel Place (~1910 - )	spouse of 431
	Judith (1940 - )	953
	William B (1892 - 1978)	spouse of 652
SUMNER 
	Greg	spouse of 1030
SUNDELL 
	Eric John (1975 - )	child of 797
	Jessica Erin (1977 - )	child of 797
	John (1951 - )	spouse of 797
SUTTON 
	Arbie (or Abbie) (1875 - 1952)	spouse of 272
	Nathaniel	parent of spouse of 272
SWANSON 
	Catherine Louise	spouse of 1167
SWEENEY 
	John Shaffer (1976 - )	child of 966
	Richard Shawhan (1970 - )	child of 966
	Robert Mitchell , Sr. (1938 - )	spouse of 966
	Robert Mitchell , Jr. (1967 - )	child of 966
SWIDO 
	Eleanor (~1922 - )	spouse of 648
SWIFT 
	Daniel Alden (1963 - )	child of 878
	Jack H. (1938 - )	spouse of 878
	Michael Lewis (1969 - )	child of 878
SWIGER 
	Janine	spouse of 972
TALACKO 
	Anna (1879 - 1975)	parent of spouse of 843
TATE 
	Sarah Maria (1896 - )	spouse of 392
TATMAN 
	Mary Francis (1851 - 1938)	spouse of 118
	William Lee	parent of spouse of 118
TAUL 
	Mary M. (1841 - 1899)	spouse of 111
	Micah (1808 - 1887)	parent of spouse of 111
TAYLOE 
	Anna Ogle	parent of spouse of 215
TAYLOR 
	UNNAMED	spouse of 625
	Blanche (1904 - )	child of 409
	Doris Jane	child of 625
	Fred Marion (1906 - )	child of 409
	Jacob	parent of spouse of 148
	Jeanne	spouse of 1123
	John	spouse of 409
	John W. (1908 - )	child of 409
	Joseph	child of 625
	Mary Jane	child of 625
	Mary Sophia (1851 - 1923)	spouse of 148
TEEL 
	More	parent of spouse of 192
TEEPLE 
	Jacob	parent of spouse of 41
	Margaret (~1800 - )	spouse of 41
	Mary (1800 - 1882)	spouse of 43
TERRY 
	Addison Steven (1996 - )	child of 1198
	Coralie Eden (1994 - )	child of 1198
	Steven	spouse of 1198
THOMAS 
	UNNAMED	spouse of 619
	Charles (~1906 - )	child of 619
	Curtis M. (1868 - 1916)	child of 140
	Curtis M. (1868 - 1916)	child of 145
	Eli R. (1835 - 1894)	140
	Eli R. (1835 - 1894)	spouse of 145
	Euphesia	parent of spouse of 628
	Ida M. (1864 - 1930)	child of 140
	Ida M. (1864 - 1930)	child of 145
	Joseph Lorin (1872 - )	child of 140
	Joseph Lorin (1872 - )	child of 145
	Josephine (1896 - )	spouse of 844
	Josiah	spouse of 33
	Josiah	parent of spouse of 145
	Ralph (1903 - 1976)	child of 619
	Sarah B. ( - 1965)	spouse of 298
	Vinnie (~1904 - 1984)	child of 619
	Walter (1879 - )	child of 140
	Walter (1879 - )	child of 145
THOMASON 
	Gussie May (1921 - )	spouse of 705
THOMPSON 
	Edward Philips (1802 - 1870)	parent of spouse of 124
	Ella (~1880 - )	spouse of 241
	Lynne (1956 - )	spouse of 1135
	Mary Ann (1833 - 1912)	spouse of 124
	Nancy H. (1813 - 1892)	parent of spouse of 259
	Philadelphia	parent of spouse of 139
THORNTON 
	Jeffrey Aron	child of 821
	Paul	parent of spouse of 821
	Robert	spouse of 821
THRASHER 
	Nancy (1816 - 1886)	spouse of 68
TIMMERMAN 
	Caylee Diane (1988 - )	child of 1187
	Gary Ward	spouse of 1049
	Kyle Tyler (1984 - )	child of 1187
	Mark Richard Ward (1957 - )	1186
	Michael William (1958 - )	1187
	Ryan Michael (1983 - )	child of 1187
TINKER 
	Charles W. (1815 - 1879)	parent of spouse of 248
	Sarah Ann (1845 - 1913)	spouse of 248
TINLIN 
	Andrew	parent of spouse of 728
	Edith Elaine (1930 - )	spouse of 728
TODD 
	UNNAMED	parent of spouse of 36
	Elizabeth Frances (1808 - 1892)	spouse of 36
	Elizabeth Frances (1808 - 1892)	parent of spouse of 140
	Elizabeth Frances (1808 - 1892)	parent of spouse of 162
	Kirk Patrick (1974 - )	child of 1147
	Lisa Christine (1971 - )	child of 1147
	Stuart Paul	spouse of 1147
TOFFOLI 
	Louis Clay (2000 - )	child of 1191
	Robert	spouse of 1191
	Samantha Nicole (1997 - )	child of 1191
TONER 
	Elizabeth Ann (1930 - )	spouse of 773
TONG 
	Bernetia (1908 - )	877
	James ( - 1931)	spouse of 564
TRAYLOR 
	Lucy (1851 - 1880)	spouse of 199
TREVILLYAN 
	Daisy Grace (1919 - )	737
	Howard A. "Hat" (1903 - 1941)	735
	Mable (1912 - )	736
	Margery Patricia "Pat" (1931 - )	1023
	Samuel D.	parent of spouse of 446
	Vernon Hubert (1881 - 1932)	spouse of 446
TRIMBLE 
	Harriet (1866 - )	spouse of 268
TRIVETTE 
	Cole	child of 1052
	Phil (~1973 - )	spouse of 1052
TROKEY 
	UNNAMED	spouse of 1060
	Ethan	child of 1060
TROWBRIDGE 
	Wilma	spouse of 698
TROWER 
	Albert	child of 280
	Andrew Jackson (1828 - 1896)	parent of spouse of 279
	Andrew Jackson (1828 - 1896)	parent of spouse of 280
	Dot	child of 280
	Edna	child of 280
	Jessie	child of 280
	Julia Frances “Fannie” (1854 - 1890)	spouse of 279
	Larry	child of 280
	Ralph	child of 280
	Vernie	child of 280
	Wesley B. (1853 - 1919)	spouse of 280
TRUAX 
	Janelle	spouse of 1217
TUCKER 
	Amelia (1771 - 1831)	parent of spouse of 54
TURNER 
	Alice	spouse of 521
	Annie Rhodes (1881 - 1960)	spouse of 304
	Katherine	spouse of 941
	Nancy (1783 - 1880)	parent of spouse of 40
	Nancy (1783 - 1880)	parent of spouse of 44
TURNQUIST 
	Gary	child of 453
	Ireta (1906 - ~1992)	450
	Leland (1901 - ~1991)	448
	Maryanne	741
	Mildred (Millie) (1911 - )	452
	Oleta (1906 - ~1996)	449
	Paul (1909 - ~1976)	child of 227
	Ruth (1907 - ~1975)	451
	William (1914 - ~1982)	453
	William Leonard (1866 - 1941)	spouse of 227
TYRRELL 
	Bettye Alice (1953 - )	1074
	Holmes (1921 - 1990)	spouse of 836
	Holmes A. Jr. (1952 - )	child of 836
	Patie Edith (1948 - )	1073
UNDERWOOD 
	Jennifer Alison (1971 - )	spouse of 1197
UNSELL 
	Henry Tate	parent of spouse of 813
	Maggie (1874 - )	spouse of 507
	Margaret “Maggie”	spouse of 813
URMSTON 
	John Leslie (1860 - 1882)	child of 131
	John W.	spouse of 131
	Thomas D. (1801 - )	parent of spouse of 131
URQUIES 
	Cindy	spouse of 1114
VACEK 
	Josephine Agnes	parent of spouse of 470
VANARSDEL 
	Ambrose Jefferson	parent of spouse of 278
	Daughter	child of 528
	Daughter	child of 528
	William M. (1842 - 1912)	spouse of 278
	William M. "Willie" Jr. (1891 - )	528
VANORDEN 
	Mabel Rachel (1910 - 1992)	parent of spouse of 1067
VANOVER 
	Carol Ann (1960 - )	child of 1002
	Cindy Lynn (1956 - )	child of 1002
	Robert Dewayne (1957 - )	child of 1002
	Robert Lee (1931 - )	spouse of 1002
	William Louis (1958 - )	child of 1002
VARNON 
	John	parent of spouse of 50
	Mary (<1813 - 1842)	spouse of 50
	Mary (<1813 - 1842)	parent of spouse of 178
VASCONCELLES 
	Sadie (1882 - 1961)	spouse of 274
VENABLE 
	Margaret Lavena (1869 - 1922)	spouse of 270
VERNIER 
	Della	parent of spouse of 680
VERTS 
	Gary Frost (1949 - 1950)	child of 577
	Linda Flo (1948 - )	child of 577
	Lysbeth Virgene "Genie" (1942 - )	888
	Virgil Vance	spouse of 577
VESSEY 
	Viola G.	spouse of 592
VIEL 
	Delores (1931 - )	spouse of 926
VINCENT 
	Judy	spouse of 975
VOGELMAN 
	JoAnn Rita (1945 - )	spouse of 732
WADDELL 
	Edward	spouse of 499
	Marjorie	spouse of 801
	Naomi	child of 499
WADE 
	Rebecca	parent of spouse of 929
WALDING 
	Jamie Rochelle (1977 - )	child of 1030
	Jerry	spouse of 1030
	Jerry Jeffrey (1974 - )	child of 1030
WALKER 
	Coleman Carlotta (1902 - )	child of 641
	Frank Cummins (1874 - 1926)	641
	Margaret (1905 - 1988)	939
	Mary	parent of spouse of 635
	Newton	spouse of 363
WALLACE 
	Darlene Gay (1928 - )	spouse of 727
WALLER 
	Patience (1846 - 1910)	spouse of 164
WALTON 
	Rhonda Kaye (1952 - )	spouse of 1130
WARD 
	Alice A.	parent of spouse of 237
WARNER 
	Corey Wayne (1978 - )	child of 1074
	Thomas Francis	spouse of 1074
	Thomas Francis Jr. (1971 - )	child of 1074
WASHBURN 
	Alice	parent of spouse of 350
WASSAM 
	Gary Quay (1952 - )	child of 922
	John Samuel (1953 - )	child of 922
	Marial Hillary (1916 - )	921
	Nancy Jean (1954 - )	child of 922
	Quay Mentra Sr. (1888 - 1972)	spouse of 613
	Quay Mentra Jr. (1918 - 1981)	922
	Virginia Elorie (1915 - )	920
WATERS 
	Ira (~1840 - )	spouse of 165
WATSON 
	William Thomas (1942 - )	spouse of 983
WATTS 
	John Will	child of 810
	Mary Blanche	child of 810
	William	spouse of 810
WEAVER 
	Mary Bruce	spouse of 183
WEBSTER 
	Carroll Jean (1971 - )	child of 997
	Cathy Jane (1952 - )	1175
	Charles Allen (1961 - )	child of 997
	Denise Kay (1964 - )	child of 997
	Laurie Sue (1958 - )	1176
	Marion Daniel (1963 - )	child of 997
	Mary Ann (1959 - )	1177
	Melvin (1932 - )	spouse of 997
	Penny Lee (1967 - )	child of 997
WEIGAND 
	Becky Ann	child of 657
	Charles F (1867 - 1950)	spouse of 377
	Doyle	child of 377
	Fred (1901 - 1905)	child of 377
	Fred Morris	child of 654
	Hannah (1909 - 1993)	655
	James A. (1917 - 1997)	657
	Janet	955
	John D. (1906 - 1977)	child of 377
	Joseph C (1904 - 1979)	child of 377
	Mary Catherine	656
	Nancy Sue	child of 654
	Patrick	child of 377
	Paul A. ( - 1993)	child of 377
	Rev. Thomas Jr.	child of 654
	Thomas Sr (1899 - 1994)	654
	Tony	child of 657
WEINIMAN 
	Katherine	spouse of 426
WELLS 
	Lois	spouse of 943
WENTLUND 
	Ruth Ann (1947 - )	spouse of 721
WEST 
	Lettie Ann (1865 - )	spouse of 351
	Loretta	spouse of 604
	Roxanna V.	parent of spouse of 515
	Vera Lynn	spouse of 593
WESTERFELT 
	George (1926 - )	717
	Herbert (1954 - )	child of 717
	Herbert Wade (1923 - )	child of 416
	Jobe (1956 - )	child of 717
	Oately (1882 - 1933)	spouse of 416
	William (1915 - 1985)	child of 416
	William (1950 - )	child of 717
	Woodrow (1913 - 1933)	child of 416
WESTFALL 
	Elizabeth (1912 - 1929)	child of 523
	James Clay (1881 - )	spouse of 523
	Jinnie (1922 - )	child of 523
	Nancy (1916 - )	child of 523
WHALEY 
	Charles Henry (1820 - )	parent of spouse of 138
	Myrtle ( - 1920)	321
	Todd W. (1856 - 1939)	spouse of 138
WHEAT 
	Rebecca Jane	parent of spouse of 367
WHEWELL 
	June Marie (1931 - 1977)	spouse of 960
WHITAKER 
	John Lee (1853 - 1901)	spouse of 182
	Mary Jane (1912 - )	child of 381
	Robert Brown (1883 - )	381
WHITE 
	Elizabeth (~1947 - )	spouse of 1124
WHITTINGTON 
	Cathy Jean (1956 - )	child of 690
	Charles	parent of spouse of 689
	Charles	parent of spouse of 690
	Connie Jo (1953 - )	child of 690
	Donna Kay (1950 - )	child of 689
	Floyd (1923 - )	spouse of 689
	Gary M. (1952 - )	child of 689
	Marlin (1927 - )	spouse of 690
	Nancy Ann (1953 - )	child of 689
WHITTLE 
	Edward (~1870 - )	spouse of 239
	Evelyn (~1900 - )	child of 239
WICKLESS 
	Mamie	spouse of 806
WIESNER 
	Janice Elane (1929 - )	1086
	John E. (1866 - 1941)	parent of spouse of 843
	Joyce Elizabeth (1926 - )	1085
	Lester Albin (1902 - 1982)	spouse of 843
WILBAR 
	Eudora	spouse of 1115
WILCOX 
	Abigail	child of 1055
	Barbara Jane	child of 799
	Bertha North (1892 - )	child of 245
	Charles (1859 - 1946)	spouse of 245
	Charles Duncan (1889 - )	child of 245
	Charles Smith (1921 - )	799
	Charles Smith	child of 799
	Charlotte Lynn (1952 - )	child of 798
	Duncan	child of 801
	Elizabeth	child of 801
	Elizabeth Anne (1947 - )	1053
	Geoffrey Howard	1055
	Helen Duncan (1898 - )	child of 245
	Infant (1903 - )	child of 245
	Janet Louise	child of 799
	Jessie Bertha (1954 - )	1054
	Lemuel Howard (1890 - 1961)	487
	Lemuel Howard (1918 - )	798
	Louise	child of 801
	Matilda Jane (1923 - )	800
	Nathaniel Duncan	801
	Robert Duncan (1893 - )	child of 245
	Virginia Elizabeth (1897 - )	child of 245
WILDER 
	Patricia F. (Demarchi)	spouse of 906
WILEY 
	Melissa	spouse of 42
WILLHOITE 
	Alma	spouse of 940
WILLIAMS 
	UNNAMED	parent of spouse of 4
	UNNAMED	parent of spouse of 6
	Agnes (1795 - 1879)	25
	Amelia	child of 6
	Brian Carrollton (1992 - )	child of 1164
	Colin James (1981 - )	child of 1160
	Daniel James (1988 - )	child of 1162
	Dorale	child of 6
	Elizabeth	child of 6
	Elizabeth “Betsy”	parent of spouse of 50
	Evan Alexander (1986 - )	child of 1160
	Isaac ( - 1853)	spouse of 6
	Isaac (~1816 - )	child of 6
	James Stanley II (1923 - 1973)	spouse of 964
	James Stanley III (1958 - )	1162
	Jan Elizabeth (1956 - )	child of 964
	Janinne "Jann" (1950 - )	spouse of 1019
	John	child of 6
	Kyle Owen (1986 - )	child of 1160
	Lucy Ann (~1840 - )	spouse of 115
	Margaret	child of 6
	Mark Porter (1962 - )	1164
	Mary	child of 6
	Mary (1766 - )	spouse of 4
	Mary Beth (1960 - )	1163
	Mary Susan (1777 - 1850)	parent of spouse of 51
	Megan Paige (1995 - )	child of 1164
	Robert Shawhan	child of 6
	Sarah	child of 6
	Scott Shaffer (1951 - )	1160
	Steven Robert (1990 - )	child of 1162
	Susan Hess (1952 - )	1161
	Taylor Rae (1992 - )	child of 1162
WILLIAMSON 
	1 son	child of 806
	2 son	child of 806
	Abe Link (1860 - 1942)	spouse of 493
	Byron Victor	child of 493
	Clara Bell	child of 493
	Guy Wallace	child of 493
	Ivan Pierce	806
	Rose	807
WILLIS 
	Mahala	parent of spouse of 587
WILSON 
	UNNAMED	spouse of 80
	UNNAMED	parent of spouse of 203
	---?---	child of 264
	Addie Prouty (~1838 - )	spouse of 93
	Amy Joan (1977 - )	child of 1212
	Bonita Gale	spouse of 1090
	C. T.	spouse of 264
	Charles F.	child of 103
	Christine Jo (1956 - )	child of 1087
	Connie Marie (1962 - )	1213
	Dale Huston	spouse of 1089
	daughter (8)	spouse of 497
	Eva Grace	parent of spouse of 820
	Hannah (1810 - 1849)	spouse of 42
	Harper	parent of spouse of 108
	Harper	parent of spouse of 103
	John C. (1850 - 1907)	256
	John C. (1850 - 1907)	spouse of 266
	Karen Margaret (1946 - )	1208
	Lucinda Marie (1973 - )	child of 1089
	Margaret Elizabeth	child of 103
	Martha Carol (1959 - 1959)	child of 1128
	Mary F. (1847 - 1921)	spouse of 108
	Michael David (1959 - )	child of 1087
	Nancy J. “Nannie”	child of 103
	Ollie Mae	parent of spouse of 851
	Patricia Lee (1945 - )	1207
	Paul	parent of spouse of 1128
	Penelope Gay (1948 - )	1209
	Ralph Lee (1933 - )	spouse of 1128
	Ralph Leroy (1922 - )	spouse of 1087
	Randall Lee (1955 - )	1212
	Rebecca Elizabeth	child of 256
	Rebecca Elizabeth	child of 266
	Sandra Jean (1961 - )	child of 1128
	Stacy Ann (1979 - )	child of 1212
	Susan	child of 103
	Thomas R. (1808 - )	spouse of 103
	Thomas R. (1808 - )	parent of spouse of 266
WINDLING 
	Gertrude	spouse of 864
WISDOM 
	Richard J.	spouse of 128
WISE 
	Mary Jane (1832 - 1920)	parent of spouse of 251
	Phoebe	spouse of 491
WISEMAN 
	Ethel Creacy (1882 - 1972)	spouse of 508
	John Wellington (1848 - 1933)	parent of spouse of 508
WITCHER 
	Jonathan (1976 - )	child of 1015
	Kenneth (~1948 - )	spouse of 1015
WITHERS 
	Eva (1847 - )	parent of spouse of 641
WITMER 
	Delores "Dee" Ann (1929 - )	spouse of 729
	Waneta	spouse of 388
WITTMAN 
	Amber Marie (1985 - )	child of 1156
	George	spouse of 1156
	Jamie Lynn (1991 - )	child of 1156
WOELK 
	Christ	parent of spouse of 554
	Leila Frances (1893 - 1976)	spouse of 554
WOLFORD 
	Joshua Erin	child of 969
	Richard	spouse of 969
WOOD 
	Roi Scarborough Sr. (1882 - 1907)	spouse of 498
	Roi Scarborough Jr. (1904 - )	809
	Thomas Jefferson (1906 - )	child of 498
	Virginia Jean (1929 - )	child of 809
WOODFORD 
	Elizabeth Buckner (1880 - 1947)	parent of spouse of 636
WOODWARD 
	Ann ( - 1933)	spouse of 134
WORECK 
	Mary Ellen	parent of spouse of 387
WORLEY 
	John Robert (1951 - )	spouse of 1081
WORNALL 
	Marguerite Lyne (1928 - )	932
	Robert Bruce (1956 - )	child of 933
	Stephen Perry (1953 - )	child of 933
	William Perry (1879 - 1950)	parent of spouse of 636
	William Perry (1904 - 1949)	spouse of 636
	William Perry III (1931 - )	933
WOZNIAK 
	Dolores Rose (1943 - )	spouse of 960
WRIGHT 
	Abbie	child of 281
	Beulah	child of 281
	Charles	spouse of 281
	Edward	child of 281
	Margaret Helen (1881 - 1939)	spouse of 237
	Mary Moss	spouse of 819
	Nancy Jane	spouse of 261
	Oscar	child of 281
	Reuben Bean	parent of spouse of 237
	Thomas	parent of spouse of 261
	Zora (1890 - ca1958)	534
WYATT 
	Catherine Lynn (1960 - )	child of 934
	Charles Ruy (1967 - )	child of 934
	John Boardman (1939 - )	spouse of 934
	Ruy Boardman (1911 - 1991)	parent of spouse of 934
WYSONG 
	Brenda Kay (1955 - )	spouse of 1152
YATES 
	UNNAMED	spouse of 1033
	Joshua Wade (1982 - )	child of 1033
	Kelly Ann (1979 - )	child of 1033
YEATER 
	Martha W.	parent of spouse of 109
YENAWINE 
	Marsha	spouse of 785
YERKES 
	Amanda (1885 - 1921)	spouse of 362
YOUNG 
	Aaron Andrew (1992 - )	child of 1131
	Albert (1889 - 1979)	spouse of 628
	Brenda Lee (~1960 - )	spouse of 791
	Daniel Dale (1991 - )	child of 1130
	Gilbert	parent of spouse of 628
	Herman Dale (1923 - 1995)	929
	Judy Ann (1960 - )	1132
	Kenneth Dale (1949 - )	1130
	Kristin Kaye (1988 - )	child of 1130
	Laura Michelle (1976 - )	child of 1130
	Michael Lynn (1958 - )	1131
	Nathan Michael (1988 - )	child of 1131
ZARING 
	Vonda	spouse of 337
ZECCO 
	Rose	spouse of 679
ZINNANTE 
	Amy Michelle (1983 - )	child of 1205
	Anna Lisa (1988 - )	child of 1205
	Natalie Anne (1984 - )	child of 1205
	Ross Anthony	parent of spouse of 1205
	Vincent Carl (1955 - )	spouse of 1205
ZIRKLE 
	Agnes	spouse of 390
ZOLLARS 
	Frances Arbella (1851 - 1938)	spouse of 189
	Uriah	parent of spouse of 189
ZURICK 
	Barbara Joan (1940 - )	spouse of 961
	Coleman John	parent of spouse of 961
ZURSTADT 
	John	child of 1007
	William	spouse of 1007