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Ancestors of Pamela Loretta Shelton

      38. William Nightwine, born Abt. 1790 in to 1800 in PA ¹²⁷¹. He married 39. Elizabeth Clabaugh Abt. 1820 ^1272,¹²⁷³.

      39. Elizabeth Clabaugh¹²⁷⁴, born Abt. 1800 in Hagerstown, Washington co MD ^1275,^1276,^1277,¹²⁷⁸. She was the daughter of 78. Martin Clabaugh and 79. Mary Margeret Householder.

Notes for William Nightwine:
William is listed in the 1820 census in Tyrone township where he is aged 26-45 and only his wife (no children) listed (4). This puts his birth at between 1775 and 1794. Also listed as living in Tyrone twp in 1820 by Africa (6). In 1830 he and his family were still in Huntingdon co, Huntingdon twp and living near Joseph Nightwine who was the same age group as William (5). In 1830 William was in the 40-50 age group which now puts his birth at 1780-1790. 7 Dec 1838 William bought some land S29-T8-R1 in Columbiana co Ohio from Robert Filson (2). William and his family are listed in the 1840 Ohio census in Columbiana co Unity twp (1). He is still in the 40-50 age range which still puts his birth at 1780-1790. Because he fell as 40-50 in 1830 and 1840, he would likely be at the 1790 end. He and Elizabeth sold the small parcel of land 1 Feb 1844 to John Taylor (3). This would have been shortly before they left to go West. Presumably he died between Ohio and Illinois where his family appears to be living without him in 1850 (7).

Sources:
(1).       1840 Federal Census for Ohio, Columbiana co, Unity twp p 173.
(2).       Columbiana co Ohio Deeds, Vol 27 1838-1839 (Film 0926873 it 2) p 631
(3).       Columbiana co Ohio Deeds, Vol 36 1843-1845 (Film 0926943 it 2) p 113
(4).       1820 Federal Census for Pennsylvania, Huntingdon co, p 80 Tyrone township
(5).       1830 Federal Census for Pennsylvania, Huntingdon co, p 94
(6).       Sent by Grace Moran: From a book containing histories of Huntingdon and Blair counties PA,       by J. Simpson Africa
(7).      1850 Federal Census for Illinois, Woodford co, p 469 and p 482

More About William Nightwine:
Census/Taxes: OH 40
Societies/Memberships: Parent, Birth, Marriage, Exact death

Notes for Elizabeth Clabaugh:
Elizabeth Nightwine is named as the daughter of Martin Clabaugh in his Revolutionary War pension records. (4).
In 1830, Elizabeth would be the female in the 30-40 age range, living in Huntingdon co PA (3). This puts her birth at 1790-1800. In 1840 she and William were now in Columbiana co OH and she is still in the 30-40 age range which puts her at 1790-1800 and probably is closer to 1800 since she is listed in the same age group in both 1830 and 1840. She is likely the Elizabeth Nightwine living with Martin Nightwine aged 21 in Woodford co IL (1). She was listed as aged 45 (1) and born in VA...if so either her age is wrong or she is not the Elizabeth Nightwine who was married to William Nightwine. In 1860, she was living with Isaac and Mary Margeret (Nightwine) Barnts in Jones co IA,and was listed as 60 y/o and born in PA (2).

Sources:
(1). 1850 Federal Census for Illinios - Woodford county
(2). 1860 Federal Census for Iowa - Jones co p 96
(3). 1830 Federal Census for Penn, Huntingdon co, Tyrone twp p 94
(4). Revolutionary War Pension records for Martin Clabaugh, (FHL Film 970581)

Children of William Nightwine and Elizabeth Clabaugh are:

Abraham Nightwine, born Abt. 1820 in PA ^1279,¹²⁸⁰; died 16 April 1863 in Corinth, Miss of cholera during the war ¹²⁸¹; married Sarah Gardner 15 December 1842 in Columbiana co Ohio ^1282,¹²⁸³; born Abt. 1817 in Ohio or PA ^1284,^1285,^1286,^1287,¹²⁸⁸.

Notes for Abraham Nightwine:
1827-1830, Abraham was listed in as attending the Methodist Episcopal Sabbath School in Henderson twp, Huntingdon co PA (4). In 1850, Abraham and his family were living in Illinois, in Woodford county (1). In 1856, they were in Decatur co IA , Centre twp, living next door to John and Rebecca Gardner (2). At the age of 42 he enlisted in the 10th Missouri Cavalry (3) and fought for the Union Army in the Civil War (3). He died of disease in Corinth MS 16 April 1863 (3).

Sources:
(1). 1850 Federal Census for Illinois- Woodford county, p 469
(2). 1856 State Census for Iowa - Decatur County (Film 1021296)
(3). Civil War Service Record - National Archives
(4). Sent by Grace Moran: From a book containing histories of Huntingdon and Blair counties PA, by J. Simpson Africa

More About Abraham Nightwine:
Census/Taxes: IL 50, IA 56
Documents: Service record, Pension Record
Military: 23 November 1863, Civil War F10 Missouri Cav

Notes for Sarah Gardner:
Sarah was named in the will of her father dated 14 Sept 1844 (1). In it she received many extra bequests and her daughter Teresa Catherine Gardner is also named (1).

Sources:
(1). Probate record Vol 13, 1844-1846 (FHL Film 0927750 it 3) p 93

ii.

Mary Margeret Nightwine ¹²⁸⁹, born 22 February 1824 in Pittsburgh, PA ^1290,^1291,^1292,¹²⁹³; died 20 February 1913 in Monticello, Jones co, IA ^1294,¹²⁹⁵; married Isaac Barnts 08 April 1841 in Columbiana co Ohio ^1296,^1297,¹²⁹⁸; born Abt. 1816 in PA ^1299,¹³⁰⁰.

Notes for Mary Margeret Nightwine:
In 1856 Mary Margeret and her husband Isaac Barnts and their children, were living in Jones co IA, Monticello twp (1). In 1860 they were still in Jones co, Monticello twp and her mother Elizabeth Nightwine appears to be living with them (2). So far the Barnts have not been found in 1870.

Sources:
(1). 1856 State Census for Iowa ; Jones County (Film 1021304)
(2). 1860 Federal Census for Iowa - Jones County p 96

More About Mary Margeret Nightwine:
Burial: 22 February 1913, Monticello, Jones co, IA ¹³⁰¹
Documents: Obit

iii.

William Nightwine, born Abt. 1828 in PA ¹³⁰²

Notes for William Nightwine:
In 1850 this William was living in Illinois, in McLean co and was 27 y/o born in PA (1). I have placed him as part of the other Nightwine group who was living in IL and also from PA because the surname is unusual and they share similar residences. In 1860 he was still in Bloomington, McLean co, working as a boarding house keeper and living with Melinda aged 26 (wife?) and Melissa aged 6 (daughter?) (2).

Sources:
(1). 1850 Federal Census for Illinois - McLean co p 5
(2). 1860 Federal Census for Illinois - McLean p 526

iv.

Martin Nightwine, born Abt. 1829 in Indiana or Ohio ^1303,¹³⁰⁴

Notes for Martin Nightwine:
In 1850 Martin was 21 y/o and born in Indiana, and was living in Woodford co IL not far from Abraham Nightwine(1). If he was a son of William and Elizabeth Nightwine, he would not have been born in Indiana, but would have been born in PA. In 1829, the Nightwines had not yet gotten to Ohio from PA

Sources:
(1). 1850 Federal Census for Illinois-Woodford co p 482

John A Nightwine ¹³⁰⁵, born 15 January 1831 in Huntingdon co, PA ¹³⁰⁶

More About John A Nightwine:
Baptism: 15 January 1831, Newry, Huntingdon co, PA ¹³⁰⁷

	19	vi.		Teresa Catherine Nightwine, born 03 February 1837 in Columbiana co, Ohio; died 24 November 1910 in Decatur, Iowa; married Wilson I Gardner 26 October 1854 in Decatur co Iowa.
		vii.		Charles G Nightwine, born Abt. 1842 in Ohio or PA ^1308,¹³⁰⁹; died 04 August 1898 in Vinton, Benton co IA ¹³¹⁰; married (1) Margeret Elizabeth Coolidge; born Abt. 1849 in Pennsylvania ¹³¹¹; married (2) Clara Minkler 13 March 1893 in Anamosa, Jones co IA ¹³¹².

Notes for Charles G Nightwine:
In 1850, Charles was living in Woodford co IL in the household of Martin Nightwine and an older woman named Elizabeth Nightwine (1). He was 12 y/o and born in Indiana (1). Probably the same person as Charles Nightwine who was living in Clayton co IA in 1880, who according to his age of 38 y/o (2) would have been born in Ohio in 1842 which is consistent with the Columbiana co Nightwines. 20 Aug 1862 he enlisted in Co I, 94 Reg Illinois (3). He said that his age was 25 (which makes him born in 1837) (3) and served until 1865 (3). When he died 4 Aug 1898 in Benton co, his age was not given(4).

Sources:
(1). 1850 Federal Census for Illinois- Woodford co IL - p 482
(2). 1880 Federal Census for Iowa - Soundex
(3). Civil War Service Records for Charles Nightwine
(4). Benton County Iowa, Death Records, Vol 2, 1898-1909 (Film 0987632) p 141

More About Charles G Nightwine:
Burial: 1898, Evergreen cemtery, Vinton, Benton co IA ¹³¹³
Cause of Death: Cancer¹³¹³

      40. Alexander Sires^1314,^1315,¹³¹⁶, born February 1796 in Virginia ^1317,^1318,¹³¹⁹; died 11 April 1869 in Henrietta, Richland co, WI ^1320,^1321,^1322,^1323,^1324,¹³²⁵. He was the son of 80. Joseph Sires and 81. Elizabeth McDade. He married 41. Rebecca Scott Bef. 1820 in Monroe co, IN ^1326,^1327,¹³²⁸.

      41. Rebecca Scott^1329,^1330,¹³³¹, born October 1799 in Kentucky ^1332,^1333,^1334,¹³³⁵; died 23 March 1871 in Richland co, WI ^1336,¹³³⁷. She was the daughter of 82. John Scott.

Notes for Alexander Sires:
In a Wayne co Iowa History biography of George Sires, George was said to be born in Jackson co IN, 9 April 1820 the son of Alexander and Rebecca (Scott) Sires (1). Alexander served in the War of 1812 (11)(3)(19). Alexander was listed as a Private in Col McFarland's Detachment in the Indiana Militia in the War of 1812 (3) and served with Capt Samuel Lee's company of Militia, 7 Regt Indiana Territory from 13 March 1813 to 17 June 1813 (19)(34). George's grandfather, Joseph came to the Territory of Indiana in 1806 and was one of the first pioneers to that state (1). Alexander and Rebecca were married in Monroe co Indiana (1). Joseph Sires died 2 May 1816 in Jackson co Indiana (8) and in his will he left some land, wagons and farming equipment to Alexander (8). When George was five, his parents returned to Monroe co IN and then to Putnam co IN and in 1828 settled in Carroll co IN where George grew up, helping to clear the timbered land (1). May 1828, Alexander was chosen as a grand juror to serve in the Nov 1828 term (5-p253) (16p123). May 1829, he served with others as a hand in rebuilding the road from Delphi to Logansport (5-p235-6) and Sept 1831 was one of the appointees to review the road (5-p247). He was apparently quite civic minded and voted in numerous state, county, local and national elections 1828-1830 (5). 6 Oct 1830 Alexander purchased Twp 25, North Range 1 West Section 34, Canal land (2). 19 June 1835 he bought Section 35 (2). 20 March 1837, he patented 40 acres of land in Carroll co (35-#24545). Alexander is listed as a tax payer in Rock Creek twp Carroll county Indiana in 1845 (15). In the same township in 1845 were Aaron Scott and Moses Scott (15). Alexander and his family relocated to the town of Washington in Green county Wisconsin in 1854 (12).
Alexander and his family later removed to Richland County WI and lived there until his death (1) (12). 14 July 1847 he bought 40 acres of land in Green county Wisconsin (9). In the winter of 1847-8, the first Methodist services were held at Alexander's house (12) and he and Rebecca were among the first members of the church in Green county (12). 4 April 1849, Alexander placed an add in the Western Christian Advocate in an attempt to locate his brother William who had gone to Illinois 13 years before (33). Alexander was in Washington twp, Green county Wisc in the 1850 Census living with his wife Rebecca, children Alexander Jr, Elizabeth (4). Alexander was listed as 54 y/o farmer born in Virginia, real estate valued at $1000 (4). In his household, also were Amanda Scott 6 y/o born in Indiana and another Elizabeth Sires 18 y/o born in Illinois (4). 5 Jan 1852 Alexander and Rebecca sold some of their land in Green County to William Sires (10). 5 Jan 1852 they sold the remainder of their land in Green County, having already relocated to Richland county Wisconsin (11). They lived in Henrietta in the first year of the permanent settlement there (13) Alexander platted the town of Siresvilled which was named after him, but the town did not flourish and later became Woodstock (12) (13). 2 March 1855 Alexander and Rebecca sold a lot in Siresville to Milton Satterlee (20-p16) 18 July 1855 Alexander and Rebecca sold a lot in Siresville to Hiram Quick (17-p543). 12 Sept 1855 Alexander and Rebecca sold a lot in Siresville to Francis Stewart for one dollar (14-p365). 1 April 1856 Alexander was among those who voted to organize the town of Henrietta (13). He was an election officer and was also voted as a justice of the peace (13). In 1857 the Sires were among the first members of the Methodist Church in Woodstock (13). 3 Dec 1858, Alexander bought some land in the Mineral Point district from his son William (22-p53). 28 May 1859 Alexander and others as trustees of the ME Church in Richland co bought some land from the Dressers in Spring Valley (18-p4). 2 Oct 1859 Alexander bought 200 acres of land in Jackson co Wisconsin at a public auction (28). In 1860 he and Rebecca were living alone in Richland county, Henrietta twp where he was listed as 60 year old, real estate valued at $1600, personal at $500 born in Virginia (6). 16 April 1862 he and Rebecca sold 200 acres of land they owned in Jackson county to their daughter-in-law, Mary Ann Sires (29). 29 Nov 1862, Alexander and Rebecca sold 40 acres of Richland county land to Hannah Quick (23). 6 May 1864, Alexander bought 40 acres of land from his son William Sires who had moved to Alma, Jackson co WI (24). 2 July 1864 Alexander and Rebecca sold another 40 acres to Joseph Walswith and William McClean (24). 24 Aug 1864, Alexander bought some land in Jackson county from Mary Ann Sires (30). 2 June 1865 Alexander and Rebecca, now listed as "of Jackson county Wisconsin", sold 40 acres of land to Lewis Stewart (27). 28 March 1868 he and Rebecca sold land in Jackson co to Clark Markham (32-p12). 2 April 1868 Alexander purchased 4 lots in Black River Falls, Wisc (31-p445). 13 July 1868 he bought 80 acres of land in Jackson co from LG Merrill for a paltry $10 (31-p223). 17 Oct 1868, Alexander and Rebecca sold 3 of the 4 lots they owned in Black River Falls to their son Alexander (32-p271). Alexander was not listed in 1870 and Rebecca was living alone (7). Alexander made his will in Jackson co, Black River Falls 29 March 1869 (26). In his will, he left his entire estate to Rebecca and after her death bequeathed one dollar to each of his sons George, William, Thomas, David, Alexander and grandson John Townsend (26). The residue of the estate would go to his daughters Sally and Betsy and he names as his executor Samuel Bowman of Jackson co WI (26). Alexander died at the house of F.M. Stewart in Henrietta 11 April 1869 (13)(21). However some of the probate records suggest he died 11 April 1870 (26).

Sources:
(1).       Wayne County History; excerpt send by Helen J Whannel, pub 1886
(2).       Carroll County Indiana Tract Book 1824-1851
(3).       Index to War of 1812 Service Records, Card 382
(4).       1850 Federal Census for Wisconsin, Green County
(5).       James Hervey Stewart�s Recollections of the Early Settlement of Carroll county Indiana;       Hervey, James, Cinncinnati 1872 (977.294 H2s)
(6).       1860 Federal Census for Wisconsin, Richland co p 205
(7).       1870 Federal Census for Wisconsin, Richland co p 630
(8).       Jackson County Indiana Deed Records Vol A 15 Jan 1816-18 Jan 1825 (Film 1314755) p16-17
(9).       Green County Wisconsin Deeds, Vol 4 1849-1850 (Film 1481491) p 525
(10).       Green County Wisconsin Deeds, Vol 6 (Film 1481492) p 291
(11).       Green County Wisconsin Deeds, Vol 8 (Film 1481493) p 209
(12).       History of Green County Wisconsin; Green County Historical Society; Springfield IL:Union       Publishing Co, orig 1884 (977.586 H2h)
(13).       History of Crawford and Richland Counties, Wisconsin; Springfield IL: Union Publishing 1884       (977.57 H2c)
(14).       Richland County Wisconsin, Deed Book C (Film 1502673)
(15).       Carroll County Indiana Tax Duplicates 1845 (Film 0824075 it 5)
(16).       History of Carroll County Indiana; T.B Helm,Chicago:Kingman Brothers,1882 (Film 1597767 it 7
(17).       Richland county Wisconsin Deed Book D (Film 1502674 it 1)
(18).       Richland county Wisconsin Deed Book N (Film 1502677 it 2)
(19).       War of 1812 Service Record sent by National Archives
(20).       Richland county Wisconsin Deed Book D pt 1 (Film 1502673 it 3)
(21).       Richland county Wisconsin Deed Book K (Film 1502675 it 3)
(22).       Richland County Republican ; 15 April 1869; p 4
(23).       Richland county Wisconsin Deed Book Q (Film 1502678 it 2) p 179
(24).       Richland county Wisconsin Deed Book R (Film 1502678 it 3) p 180
(25).       Richland county Wisconsin Deed Book S (Film 1502678 it 4) p 143
(26).       Richland county Wisconsin Deed Book T (Film 1502676 it 2) p 55
(27).       Probate Case File, Jackson county Wisconsin (Film 1428832); Case #544
(28).       Jackson County Wisconsin Deed Records, Book 7 (Film 1428881 it 1) p 616
(29).       Jackson County Wisconsin Deed Records, Book 8 (Film 1428881 it 2) p 136
(30).       Jackson County Wisconsin Deed Records, Book 12 (Film 1428882 it 3) p 464
(31).       Jackson County Wisconsin Deed Records, Book 14 (Film 1428883 it 3)
(32).       Jackson County Wisconsin Deed Records, Book 15 (Film 1428883 it 4)
(33).       Western Christian Advocate, Wed April 4, 1849, p 3 Col 6
(34).      War of 1812 Bounty Land Files for Alexander Sires - National Archives
(35).      United States Land Patents, Indiana ; Downloaded from BLM website www.glorecords.gov

More About Alexander Sires:
Burial: Bloom City Cemetery, Richland co, WI ¹³³⁸
Census/Taxes: IN 20, 30, 40 WI 50, 60
Documents: Obit; Will
Military: 13 March 1813, War of 1812, 7th Reg Indiana Territory ^1339,¹³⁴⁰
Religion: Methodist Episcopal ¹³⁴¹
Societies/Memberships: Mother, Birth, Marriage, Service
Verification: F/EB/Ch/EM/D

Notes for Rebecca Scott:
In a Wayne co Iowa History book biography she is listed as the mother of George Sires and was married to Alexander Sires in Monroe co IN (1). She was living with her husband Alexander in the 1850 Census in Washington twp, Green co Wisconsin and was listed as 51 years old and born in Kentucky (2). In 1860 Alexander and Rebecca were living alone in Richland county, Henrietta twp where she was listed as 50 y/o and born in Kentucky (6). Alexander was not listed in 1870 and Rebecca was living alone in Richland co Henrietta twp and listed as 60 y/o, keeping house, illiterate, born in Kentucky (7). F.M Stewart and J.P Tadder deposed 5 June 1871 that Rebecca died at the house of F.M. Stewart 23 March 1871 (5).

Sources:
(1). Wayne County History; excerpt send by Helen J Whannel, pub 1886
(2). 1850 Federal Census for Wisconsin
(3). 1860 Federal Census for Wisconsin, Richland co p 205
(4). 1870 Federal Census for Wisconsin, Richland co p 630
(5). Probate Case File, Jackson county Wisconsin (Film 1428832); Case #544

More About Rebecca Scott:
Burial: Bloom City Cemetery, Richland co, WI ¹³⁴²
Census/Taxes: WI 50, 60, 70
Documents: Deposition of her death
Societies/Memberships: Parent, Birth, Marriage
Verification: Na/EB/Ch/EM/D

Children of Alexander Sires and Rebecca Scott are:

	20	i.		George Sires, born 09 April 1820 in Jackson co, Indiana; died 09 May 1903 in Derby, Washington twp, Wayne co, Iowa; married Mary Fitzer 24 October 1844 in Cass co, IN.
		ii.		William Sires ^1343,^1344,^1345,¹³⁴⁶, born 1824 in Indiana ^1347,^1348,^1349,¹³⁵⁰; died Bef. 1910 in Clarke co, WI ¹³⁵¹; married Eliza Ann Ryan 18 June 1846 in Carroll County Indiana ¹³⁵²; born 1827 in Ohio ^1353,^1354,^1355,¹³⁵⁶; died Aft. 1910 in Clarke co, WI ¹³⁵⁷.

Notes for William Sires:
William and his family were living in Green co WI in 1850 and living next door to his parents (1). 20 Feb 1857, William and Eliza sold land in Richland co to his brother Alexander Sires (5). In 1860, he had moved to Richland co with his parents and was living near them in Henrietta twp (2). 6 May 1864, William and Eliza, of Alma, Jackson co WI, sold land to his father (6). In 1870 he and his family were living in Garden Valley twp, Richland co WI (3). In 1880, he and his family were now in Clark co WI (4).

Sources:
(1). 1850 Federal Census for Wisconsin; Washington Twp, Green County, p 293
(2). 1860 Federal Census for Wisconsin; Richland County p 205, Henrietta Twp,
(3). 1870 Federal Census for Wisconsin; Town of Garden Valley R, p 360
(4). 1880 Federal Census for Wisconsin - Soundex
(5). Richland county Wisconsin Deed Book G (Film 1502674 it 4) p 179
(6). Richland county Wisconsin Deed Book S (Film 1502678 it 4) p 143

		iii.		Rosa Sires ^1358,^1359,¹³⁶⁰, born 1825 in Indiana ¹³⁶¹; died Bef. 1869 in ?Missouri ¹³⁶²; married Hearod M Townsend 21 March 1839 in Carroll co IN.
		iv.		David Sires ^1363,^1364,¹³⁶⁵, born 1826 in Indiana ¹³⁶⁶; died 1881 in Seattle, WA; married Rebecca J Martin 18 March 1845 in Carroll co IN.
		v.		Thomas Sires ^1367,^1368,¹³⁶⁹, born 1828 in IN ^1370,^1371,¹³⁷²; died 12 April 1907 in Prosser, Benton co, WA ¹³⁷³; married Mary Jane Staley 29 August 1852 in Huntingdon co, IN ¹³⁷⁴; born 1830 in Stark co, Ohio ^1375,¹³⁷⁶; died 1904 in Washington State.

Notes for Thomas Sires:
In 1860, Thomas and his wife and children were living in Rockbridge twp, Richland co WI (1).

Sources:
(1). 1860 Federal Census for Wisconsin; Richland County , Rockbridge twp, p229

		vi.		John W Sires ¹³⁷⁷, born 1830 ¹³⁷⁸
		vii.		Sarah "Sally" Sires ^1379,^1380,¹³⁸¹, born 1831 ¹³⁸²; married Francis Morton Stewart 12 July 1849 in Green co, WI ¹³⁸³.
		viii.		Alexander S Sires ^1384,^1385,^1386,¹³⁸⁷, born July 1833 in Indiana ^1388,^1389,^1390,¹³⁹¹; died Bef. 1920 in Great Falls co MT ¹³⁹²; married Mary Ann Spencer 08 October 1853 in Green co WI ¹³⁹³; born November 1836 in New York ^1394,^1395,¹³⁹⁶.

Notes for Alexander S Sires:
Alexander was aged 16 and living with his parents in Green County WI in the 1850 census (1). 6 Oct 1855, he and his wife sold land in Green co WI to Hiram Quick (4). In 1858 he made several land transactions in Richland co (5). In 1870 he was living with his wife and children in Jackson co WI (2). In 1880, he was still in Jackson co WI (3).

Sources:
(1). 1850 Federal Census for Wisconsin; Washington Twp, Green County, p 293
(2). 1870 Federal Census for Wisconsin; Jackson County, Albion, p 335
(3). 1880 Federal Census for Wisconsin - Soundex
(4). Richland county Wisconsin Deed Book E (Film 1502674 it 2) p 123
(5). Richland county Wisconsin Deed Book G (pt2) (Film 1502675 it 1)

ix.

Elizabeth "Betsey" Sires ^1397,^1398,¹³⁹⁹, born 1836 in Indiana ^1400,¹⁴⁰¹; married Joel P Tadder.

Notes for Elizabeth "Betsey" Sires:
Elizabeth was aged 14 and living with her parents in Green County WI in the 1850 census (1).

Sources:
(1). 1850 Federal Census for Wisconsin; Washington Twp, Green County, p 293

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