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1. Tamsey Jane Adkins, Tamsey Jane Adkins Compact Disc #17 Pin #872627 Sex: F -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Event(s): Birth: Dec 1827 Place: Kentucky -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Parents: Father: William Adkins Disc #17 Pin #872628 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Marriage(s): Spouse: John Ratliff Disc #17 Pin #872478 Marriage: 16 Dec 1842 Place: Pike County,Kentucky -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Notes and Sources: Notes: Available on CD-ROM Disc# 17 Sources: None -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Submitter: Jack St. CLAIR 4905 College St. Albuquerque, NM 87120 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Submission Search: 932740-0709100203229 URL: CD-ROM: Pedigree Resource File - Compact Disc #17 CD-ROM Features: Pedigree View, Family View, Individual View, Reports, Downloadable GEDCOM files, Notes and Sources. Order Pedigree Resource File CD-ROMS.
2. NY Indian Attacks and Johanne Anspach.
3. Johannes Anspach Part 1, JOHANN HANS HENRICH ANSPACH From p.1153 The Palatine Families of New York: "Hans Jacob Anspach, master smith at Steinbach, who was b. 29 Nov 1640 at Frankfurt/Main and d. before 1700; the wife of Hans Jacob Anspach may have been the Anna Dorothea Anspach who d. 26 April 1699 at Steinbach." Anna Dorothea /Anspach/ Johannes Jacob Anspach lived in Steinbach/Taunus, near Wiesbaden, Rheinland-Pfatz Germany. His known children: Anna Catherine Anthonius Anna Ursula Balthausar born 26 Aug 1683 in Steinbach" (bpt. 26 Aug 1683. J.M.) 29 Nov 1640 Frankfurt/Main, Germany Bef 1700 HANS HENRICH ANSPACH Dr. Hans Jung says, "Hans Henrich Anspach, b. at Steinbach ca. 1618 and d. 1646(?); Hans Henrich was a Landwirt (farmer) and Gerichtsverw (officer of the court) at Steinbach and married Anna Catharina Klock. They were the parents of the emigrant's father, Hans Jacob Anspach, master smith at Steinbach, who was b. 29 Nov. 1640 at Frankfurt/Main and died before 1700." (The emigrants came to America in 1709-1710). 1618 Steinbach, Taunas, Germany 1646 Steinbach, Germany Name: Johannes Balthaser ANSPACH Given Name: Johannes Balthaser Surname: Anspach Sex: M Birth: 26 Aug 1683 in Steinbach, Taunas, Germany Death: 5 Dec 1748 in Tulpehocken, PA Note: Resided in Livingston, NY about 1710. Naturalized at Albany, NY on January 3, 1716/17. Arrived in Tulpehocken Township, Berks County, PA on May 13, 1721. His will is filed in the Philadelphia County Book I-34 (#2), written September 5, 1744, probated january 3, 1748. *Richard Nissen Marriage 1 Anna Maria Bern RIETH(REED) b: 26 Aug 1687 in Baalborn, Rhineland Pfalz Married: 1710 in Scholarie, NY Children Johann George ANSPACHb: 1712 in Hunterstown, NY Colony John Peter ANSPACH b: 25 Feb 1714/15 Maria Barbara ANSPACH b: 28 Jan 1718/19 in Scholarie, NY Johannes ANSPACH b: 26 Sep 1721 in Taar Boss, Columbia City, NY Anna Cahtarina ANSPACH b: 27 Dec 1727 in Tulpehocken, PA Leonard.
4. Hans Henrich Anspach History, HANS HENRICH ANSPACH Dr. Hans Jung says, "Hans Henrich Anspach, b. at Steinbach ca. 1618 and d. 1646(?); Hans Henrich was a Landwirt (farmer) and Gerichtsverw (officer of the court) at Steinbach and married Anna Catharina Klock. They were the parents of the emigrant's father, Hans Jacob Anspach, master smith at Steinbach, who was b. 29 Nov. 1640 at Frankfurt/Main and died before 1700." (The emigrants came to America in 1709-1710). 1618 Steinbach, Taunas, Germany 1646 Steinbach, Germany .
5. Jacob Anspach, Jacob ANSPACH, Sr. Dr. Jung: The earliest known ancestor of the emigrant was Jacob Anspach (Asbach), known as Ansbach der "Dicke," (Anspach the thick, fat or big), a ploughman in Stierstadt near Oberursel/Ts, born circa 1520 and died circa 1601-1603. This Jacob Sr. was married first about 1547-1549 to an unknown woman, and then married second the sister of Wendel Brems. By this second marriage, the American line was continued by Jacob Anspach Jr., (II) b. ca 1570 and d. before 1608 at Steinbach; Jacob Jr. was called Schultheiss at Steinbach 1598-1608. His son, Jacob Anspach III b. ca. 1590 was recorded as Schultheiss and merchant at Steinbach 1608-1650. Schultheiss appears to be a father-son occupation or title. It means mayor of the town. Abt 1520 Germany Abt 1601/1603 Germany // Brems Abt 1540 Germany Ambrosius /Anspach/ Ambrosius /Anspach/ Germany .
6. Anspach ship manifest, Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild Samuel Samuel, from Rotterdam, last from Cowes. Arrived Philadelphia, 11 August 1732. Hugh Percy, Commander Columns represent: Name, Age, Signatures for Declaration of Fidelity and Oath of Allegiance Jacob Albrecht 37 Jacob (X) Albrecht Jacob Albrecht Magdalena Albrecht 35 Michiel Albreth 13 Cristina Albrethin 3 Eva Albrethin 9 Maria Albrethin 3 Frederick Aldorffer 25 Frederick (X) Aldordder Frederick (X) Aldorffer Adam Andras 16 Johann Adam Andres Johann Adam Andres Elisabeth Augen 32 Margreth Augen 30 Carl Balmer 24 Carl Diedrich (?) Balmer Carl Diedrich (?) Balmer Christian Balmer Christian Balmer Petter Baltsbach 23 Peter Balschbach Peter Balschbach John Baumgertner 21 John (X) Bumgardner John (O) Bumgardner Michiel Baumgertner 21 Hans Michel Baumgertner Hans Michel Baum(gardner) Jacob Beelerth 24 Johan Jacob Behlerdt Johan Jacob Behlerdt Maria Belerth 19 Henrich Beerett 34 Henrich (HB) Berret Henrich (HB) Berret Georg Beerger 12 Christian Beller 8 George Bender 33 Jerg Benter Jerg Bender Kathrina Benderin 32 Katrina Benderin 3 Maria Benderin 8 Christian Bendler 24 Christian Bendler Christian Beudler Elisabeth Bendlerin 22 Susanna Bendlerin 23 John Bendler 24 Jno (x) Bindler John (X) Bendler Casper Bereth 3 Henry Bereth 6 John Bereth 8 Anna Berethin 28 Wilhlm Bergheimer 20 Wilhelm (X) Bergheimer Wilhelm (X) Bergheimer Susanna Bergheimerin 18 John Berndheisell 20 John (X) Berndheisell John (O) Berndhersel Leonerd Bergh 8 Veltin Bergh 6 Salome Berghermerin 25 Henrick Berkly 12 Wendel Berndheisell 22 Wendel (X) Berndheisell Wendel (O) Berndheisel Gertrauth Birin 22 Cristian Biry 20 Christian (O) Bury .
7. 1819 Tax Records, Perry Co., OH, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO 1819 TAX RECORDAuditor of State of Ohio Present proprietors(page 1 of 4) Aumak?, AbrahamAnspach, JacobAnspach, ChristianAnspach, BenjaminAnspach, JohnAnspach, AdamAuker?, GeorgeBashore, John (4)Bowman, HenryBoyer, HenryBean, PaulBlack, WilliamBarns, RobertBugh, Peter (3)Bowman, GeorgeBowman, Henry B.Binckley, Adam (2)Binckley, Jacob (3)Binckley, ChristianBoyer, HenryBoorman, JacobBoland, Alex.Blank, AdamBalsley, JacobBrown, MartinBogle, Wm. (4)Bogle, JosephBoyer, MichaelBrotius, LeonardBrotius, PeterBrandt, LudwickBabb, Jonathan & RichardBogawright,AdamBrown, DavidBoorman, GeorgeBoor, NicholasBowman, Jacob (2)Binkley, HenryBlack, PeterBaxter, ThomasBeard, John C.Brooks, John's heirsBrummage, JohnBrummage, JohnBeard, JamesBeatty, WilliamBurgess, Joseph Burgess, RichardBeard, JosephBeard, John (2)Barnet, ChristianBrown, IsaacBaker, JohnBrook, JohnBeard, WilliamBush, JohnBeard, Hugh's heirsBonesteel, HenryBeckwith, JohnBenjamin, JamesBrandt, JosephBiggs, ThomasBush, JacobBushenberk, AbrahamBreahm, GeorgeBrook, FrancesBabb, EliBabb, JosephBeeklen?, JohnBowman, JohnCooley, EdwardCooper, Joseph (2)Crumrine, ChristianCrumrine, MichaelClayton, JohnClayton, JosephCalborn, RobertCowan, Thomas (2)Cochran, JohnCrist, PhilipCunningham, JamesCraig, Abraham (2)Cunningham, HenryChilcote, ElizabethComley, JamesComley, JohnCristley, LawrenceCrook, JohnCrossan, Wm. R.Call, ThomasCarroll, ThomasCarroll, JonathanCatterlin, JacobColborn, JohnCoddington, Benj. Crist, DanielCrist, JacobCrist, JohnCastle, John (2)Cooperrider, John (4)Cover, JacobCombs, JohnCoderman, MichaelCollers, JacobCooperrider, JohnCrist, Philip & WilliamCowden, JohnCowley, WilliamChilcote, RobinsonCookson, JosephCooper, JacobCooper, IsaacCannon, IsaacCusac, AndrewChinoweth, AbsalomCollins, BenjaminClayton, WilliamChilcote, JamesDittoe, Jacob (6)Davis, ThomasDilts, George (2)Dittoe, JacobDavid, Thomas (4)Dean, JamesDean, Mas__ ?Dubler?, PhilipDeal, ChristianDaniel, JohnDouglass, JohnDersham, Chri.
8. Johannes Anspach Part 1, More About JOHANNES BALTHSAR ANSPACH: Baptism: August 26, 1683, Steinbach, Germany Sponsor: Johann Balthasar Bender Immigration: Abt. 1710, New York Colony, America Military service: 1711, Canadian Campaign, Queen Anne's War Naturalization: Bet. January 03, 1715 - 1716, Albany at a Mayor's Court Religion: Lutheran Residence: 1710, Livingston, New York Will: September 05, 1744, Filed Philadelphia County Book I-36 (2) Name: Johannes ANSPACH 1 Sex: M Birth: 26 SEP 1721 in Taar Boss in the German Settlements of New York Death: 21 JAN 1777 in Tulpehocken, Berks Co., PA Father: Johnnes Balthasar ANSPACH Mother: Anna Maria RIETH Marriage 1 Anna Elisabeth FISCHER b: 1721 Married: 15 MAY 1744 in Tulpehocken Twp., Berks Co., PA Children John Jacob ANSPACH b: 25 MAR 1745 in Berks Co., PA John Adam ANSPACH b: 21 AUG 1754 in Tulpehocken, Berks Co., PA Sources: Title: Personal files of Mike Spaulding Author: Mike Spaulding Repository: Call Number: Media: Electronic 26 Aug 1683 Steinbach, Taunas, Germany 5 Dec 1748 Tulpehocken, PA Jacob ANSPACH, Jr. Jacob Anspach Jr., b. ca 1570 and d. before 1608 at Steinbach; Jacob Jr. was called Schultheiss (mayor of the town) at Steinbach 1598-1608. His son, Jacob III b. ca. 1590 was recorded as Schultheiss and merchant at Steinbach 1608-1650. So both father and son were mayor of Steinbach, Jacob III taking over at the death of his father. Abt 1570 Germany Bef 1608 Steinbach, Taunas, Germany Anna Catharina /Klock/ Abt 1620 Kronberg, Germany .
9. www.immigrantships.net/1700/samuel320811.html Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild Samuel Samuel, from Rotterdam, last from Cowes. Arrived Philadelphia, 11 August 1732. Hugh Percy, Commander Columns represent: Name, Age, Signatures for Declaration of Fidelity and Oath of Allegiance Jacob Albrecht 37 Jacob (X) Albrecht Jacob Albrecht Magdalena Albrecht 35 Michiel Albreth 13 Cristina Albrethin 3 Eva Albrethin 9 Maria Albrethin 3 Frederick Aldorffer 25 Frederick (X) Aldordder Frederick (X) Aldorffer Adam Andras 16 Johann Adam Andres Johann Adam Andres Elisabeth Augen 32 Margreth Augen 30 Carl Balmer 24 Carl Diedrich (?) Balmer Carl Diedrich (?) Balmer Christian Balmer Christian Balmer Petter Baltsbach 23 Peter Balschbach Peter Balschbach John Baumgertner 21 John (X) Bumgardner John (O) Bumgardner Michiel Baumgertner 21 Hans Michel Baumgertner Hans Michel Baum(gardner) Jacob Beelerth 24 Johan Jacob Behlerdt Johan Jacob Behlerdt Maria Belerth 19 Henrich Beerett 34 Henrich (HB) Berret Henrich (HB) Berret Georg Beerger 12 Christian Beller 8 George Bender 33 Jerg Benter Jerg Bender Kathrina Benderin 32 Katrina Benderin 3 Maria Benderin 8 Christian Bendler 24 Christian Bendler Christian Beudler Elisabeth Bendlerin 22 Susanna Bendlerin 23 John Bendler 24 Jno (x) Bindler John (X) Bendler Casper Bereth 3 Henry Bereth 6 John Bereth 8 Anna Berethin 28 Wilhlm Bergheimer 20 Wilhelm (X) Bergheimer Wilhelm (X) Bergheimer Susanna Bergheimerin 18 John Berndheisell 20 John (X) Berndheisell John (O) Berndhersel Leonerd Bergh 8 Veltin Bergh 6 Salome Berghermerin 25 Henrick Berkly 12 Wendel Berndheisell 22 Wendel (X) Berndheisell Wendel (O) Berndheisel Gertrauth Birin 22 Cristian Biry 20 Christian (O) Bury .
10. Johannes Balhaser Anspach Part 1, Name: Johannes Balthaser ANSPACH Given Name: Johannes Balthaser Surname: Anspach Sex: M Birth: 26 Aug 1683 in Steinbach, Taunas, Germany Death: 5 Dec 1748 in Tulpehocken, PA Note: Resided in Livingston, NY about 1710. Naturalized at Albany, NY on January 3, 1716/17. Arrived in Tulpehocken Township, Berks County, PA on May 13, 1721. His will is filed in the Philadelphia County Book I-34 (#2), written September 5, 1744, probated january 3, 1748. *Richard Nissen Marriage 1 Anna Maria Bern RIETH(REED) b: 26 Aug 1687 in Baalborn, Rhineland Pfalz Married: 1710 in Scholarie, NY Children Johann George ANSPACHb: 1712 in Hunterstown, NY Colony John Peter ANSPACH b: 25 Feb 1714/15 Maria Barbara ANSPACH b: 28 Jan 1718/19 in Scholarie, NY Johannes ANSPACH b: 26 Sep 1721 in Taar Boss, Columbia City, NY Anna Cahtarina ANSPACH b: 27 Dec 1727 in Tulpehocken, PA Leonard ANSPACH b: 1729 JOHANNES BALTHSAR ANSPACH Steinbach was 9 km. west of Frankfort and 14 km. southeast of Anspach, Germany. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - (From the Anspaugh-Anspach manuscript found in the Shelbyville-Shelby County Public Library - 57 W. Broadway, Shelbyville, Indiana 46176) John Baltzer Anspach came to New York with the Palatines in June 1710. By May of 1723 he had settled in the Tulpehocken Valley, Berks County, Pennsylvania, having migrated through the Schoharie of New York. John Blatzer Anspach was one of the German volunteers in the English expedition against the French in Queen Ann's war in 1711. "Blatzer" as he was called was a member of the Christ Lutheran Church, located about one half mile west of Stouchsburg, Pennsylvania, and is buried in the old cemetery there. He owned land about one mile north west of town of Stouchsburg, and it is supposed that this farm was his home place. His wife's name was Anna Maria. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - .
11. Johannes Anspach Part 2, - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - In the book Early Pennsylvania Births 1675-1875 it lists: Charter members, Christ Lutheran Church, Strouchsburg, Berks Co, PA. Anspach, Balthas; Anspach, George; Anspach, John; Anspach, J. Peter; Anspach, Leonard - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Balthasar was one of the founders of Christ Lutheran Church - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Balthasar was an indentured servant in New York Colony, America 1710. This information kindly shared by: Yvonne White - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Balthasar petitioned the court to become a citizen in Mayor's Court, Albany, New York. 3 Jan. 1715/1716 This information kindly shared by: Yvonne White - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - The Anspachs were among the hundreds of Germans who were "escorted" en masse to New York colony in 1709/1710 from England. They were all indentured servants, who were supposed to make pine tar & pitch for the English Navy. However, the Governor was tricked, the man in charge actually knew nothing about the processing and the colonists felled hundreds of trees incorrectly before it was discovered to be wrong. The correct process would take two years and much of the Governor's own wealth was lost trying to make the colony profitable. It did not help that there was a language problem as well as problems in surveys of the promised land grants. Balthasar & other colonists were drafted to serve in Queen Anne's War, and returned to find their families had not been provided for in their absence. They were never paid for their service and many eventually left New York Colony for Pennsylvania, including Balthasar and his family. The Pennsylvania Dutch colonists encouraged their German cousins to come to settle. However, they were not prepared for the unannounced masses that descended on the supposedly "empty" land. The Indians who used the land, and had treaties with the Dutch, came back.
12. Johannes Anspach Part 3, On Jan. 10, 1725, Balthas' name appeared on the first tax list compiled for that section (Tulpehocken), and around 1732 he owned a tract of land about a mile north of the present Christ (Tulpehocken) Lutheran Church, west of Stouchsburg. He was an elder at Reid's Church, some 2 miles S.E. of Stouchsburg at Womelsdorf, built in 1727, however as Moravian influence in the church and conflicting feelings grew, he and about 160 others left and formed the church west of Stouchsburg which was built in 1743. This area is in the present day Marion Township and was referred to as Fells Manor. (Copy of Will of Johann Balthasar Anspach on Pg. A1:6 & A1:7 on file at the Register of Wills, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Book 1 p. 34 and is in German or an English Translation) More About JOHANNES BALTHSAR ANSPACH: Baptism: August 26, 1683, Steinbach, Germany Sponsor: Johann Balthasar Bender Immigration: Abt. 1710, New York Colony, America Military service: 1711, Canadian Campaign, Queen Anne's War Naturalization: Bet. January 03, 1715 - 1716, Albany at a Mayor's Court Religion: Lutheran Residence: 1710, Livingston, New York Will: September 05, 1744, Filed Philadelphia County Book I-36 (2) Name: Johannes ANSPACH 1 Sex: M Birth: 26 SEP 1721 in Taar Boss in the German Settlements of New York Death: 21 JAN 1777 in Tulpehocken, Berks Co., PA Father: Johnnes Balthasar ANSPACH Mother: Anna Maria RIETH Marriage 1 Anna Elisabeth FISCHER b: 1721 Married: 15 MAY 1744 in Tulpehocken Twp., Berks Co., PA Children John Jacob ANSPACH b: 25 MAR 1745 in Berks Co., PA John Adam ANSPACH b: 21 AUG 1754 in Tulpehocken, Berks Co., PA Sources: Title: Personal files of Mike Spaulding Author: Mike Spaulding Repository: Call Number: Media: Electronic .
13. Binkleys, The Binkley family is as large as the lost tribe of Israel. Maybe even larger. We trace our line back to Bern Switzerland. There is information back to Peter Binggelli and Magdalena Spring in 1656. One of their sons Hans Christian(10-10-1669 to 1713) married: Elizabeth (Elsbeth )Burri or Berg (4-11-1669 to 1711 ? ) in Bern Switzerland on 10-20-1693 . She was the daughter of :Jaggi Burri and Elsbeth Zbindon, Her paternal grand parents Jaggi(Jacob) Burri and Elsbeth Beyeler, Her mother people were Hans Zbindon and Ana Byngelli Her paternal great-grandparents were Christen Burri and Anna Stoll And Her paternal great-grandparents were Wilhelm Beyeler and Ana Kaunn/Kuhn They had 10 children one of which was my grand mothers ancestor Peter Binggeli, which later became Binkley. Johannes (Hance)Binggeli 1695 Christen 5-10-1696 Born Switzerland Barbra 5-13-1698 Christen 6-12-1701 (May have died as child have records on other one) Anne 1-7-1703 Peter 3-2-1704 Died 1792 in North Carolina Elsbeth 9-26-1706 Christian 1707 or1708 Born Switzerland also. Ollrich 4-13-1710 ? Hans Michael (1712- 1775) Died Berks County Pa? *see notes under Binkley-Pa giving some more information on his line. PETER BINKLEY 1704-1793 He was born in Bern Switzerland ( March 2, 1704) and came to this country in 1736. He came with Hance and Hance junior on the ship the Priness Augustus. He had two wives and 23 children. His first wife Anna Maria Werle was born Oct. 28, 1704 She died Sept 1748 in Codorus York Co. Pa. She was from Alsace Lorraine which was Germany then. They married in Feb 2, 1724 in Streinthal District of Alsace Lorraine. After her death he married Ana Margaretha Geiger in York, Pa. There are records of Peter Binckele when he was a wagoner in the Revolutionary War. He also was an esteemed member of the Moravian church in North Carolina. There is a copy of his will and other records in the Moravian Archives in Winston Salem. .
14. 1819 Tax Records, Perry Co., OH, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO 1819 TAX RECORDAuditor of State of Ohio Present proprietors(page 1 of 4) Aumak?, AbrahamAnspach, JacobAnspach, ChristianAnspach, BenjaminAnspach, JohnAnspach, AdamAuker?, GeorgeBashore, John (4)Bowman, HenryBoyer, HenryBean, PaulBlack, WilliamBarns, RobertBugh, Peter (3)Bowman, GeorgeBowman, Henry B.Binckley, Adam (2)Binckley, Jacob (3)Binckley, ChristianBoyer, HenryBoorman, JacobBoland, Alex.Blank, AdamBalsley, JacobBrown, MartinBogle, Wm. (4)Bogle, JosephBoyer, MichaelBrotius, LeonardBrotius, PeterBrandt, LudwickBabb, Jonathan & RichardBogawright,AdamBrown, DavidBoorman, GeorgeBoor, NicholasBowman, Jacob (2)Binkley, HenryBlack, PeterBaxter, ThomasBeard, John C.Brooks, John's heirsBrummage, JohnBrummage, JohnBeard, JamesBeatty, WilliamBurgess, Joseph Burgess, RichardBeard, JosephBeard, John (2)Barnet, ChristianBrown, IsaacBaker, JohnBrook, JohnBeard, WilliamBush, JohnBeard, Hugh's heirsBonesteel, HenryBeckwith, JohnBenjamin, JamesBrandt, JosephBiggs, ThomasBush, JacobBushenberk, AbrahamBreahm, GeorgeBrook, FrancesBabb, EliBabb, JosephBeeklen?, JohnBowman, JohnCooley, EdwardCooper, Joseph (2)Crumrine, ChristianCrumrine, MichaelClayton, JohnClayton, JosephCalborn, RobertCowan, Thomas (2)Cochran, JohnCrist, PhilipCunningham, JamesCraig, Abraham (2)Cunningham, HenryChilcote, ElizabethComley, JamesComley, JohnCristley, LawrenceCrook, JohnCrossan, Wm. R.Call, ThomasCarroll, ThomasCarroll, JonathanCatterlin, JacobColborn, JohnCoddington, Benj. Crist, DanielCrist, JacobCrist, JohnCastle, John (2)Cooperrider, John (4)Cover, JacobCombs, JohnCoderman, MichaelCollers, JacobCooperrider, JohnCrist, Philip & WilliamCowden, JohnCowley, WilliamChilcote, RobinsonCookson, JosephCooper, JacobCooper, IsaacCannon, IsaacCusac, AndrewChinoweth, AbsalomCollins, BenjaminClayton, WilliamChilcote, JamesDittoe, Jacob (6)Davis, ThomasDilts, George (2)Dittoe, JacobDavid, Thomas (4)Dean, JamesDean, Mas__ ?Dubler?, PhilipDeal, ChristianDaniel, JohnDouglass, JohnDersham, Chri.
15. Hugh Boggs b. Oct. 25, 1801, Hugh Boggs founded Caines Creek.
16. Lawrence Co., Marriages, 1857 Nelson Boggs to Elizabeth Green, Vol 2, PG 113 .
17. Aunt Polly's proof part 1, From _Boone County [Arkansas] and Its People_, 1955, by Ralph R. Rea, pp. 90-93: 'No doubt most all of the so called "bad men" of the day spent some time in the Arkansas Ozarks. It is known for certain that Jesse and Frank James, together with Jim and Cole Younger were in this area on several occasions. One of their visits here led to a spirited gun battle in which two men were killed and several wounded. The time of this gun battle is generally fixed as 1870. 'A mail route was established, shortly after the Civil War, from Forsythe, Missouri, to the Crooked Creek Post Office (about this time the name was changed to Harrison). This route pretty well followed the present course of U. S. Highway 65 from the White River to Harrison. The route was carried on horseback, and on more than one occasion it was robbed in some lonely spot along the road. One of the riders on this route was William T. Baker, who as a child had survived the Mountain Meadows Massacre. Another Boone County man who carried this route shortly after this time was Frank Russell. On the day the James and Younger boys decided to pull their holdup, William Baker was carrying the route. 'North of Harrison twelve miles is the present Burlington community, which in 1870 was known as Gaddy's Corner. It was here that the mail carrier met four armed men while on his northbound trip. One of the riders pointed his gun at Baker and demanded the mail pouch. When Baker later told of the experience he said, "I was scared, all right, when the red complected one they called Jesse pointed his pistol at me and demanded the mail pouch." Then Baker went on to explain that the haul was rather small. "They got one hundred and five dollars in money and some registered mail." 'After the robbery Baker went on to the first settlement near Omaha and gave the alarm. As a posse began to gather, one told of having seen some suspicious characters at the home of a fellow named Perry who lived near Gaddy's Corner.
18. Rosa Belle Boggs B. 1872.
19. Lawrence Co., Marriages, 1860 William Boggs to Elizabeth Blevins, Vol 3A, PG 33 .
20. Ohio, Franklin Co., Death Records, TIMSON, Susanna Death date: 9/3/1938, Franklin County Certificate #51800 .
21. Cenus-1930, Series-T626, Roll 2438, Page 136 Buchanon Co., VA, Knox Dist., (East End) Census, Knox, East end, Buchanon Co., VA, 1930, It shows Canzabie again, spelled differently, lied about her age it says 44 instead of 58, shows Willie living with her as well as her husband Zode Young who I think it says he was 26, just a year older than Willie. It also shows a Sarah Ashby age 74, this maybe her mother. Ancestry.com is where located and also Heritage Quest.
22. 1900 VA, Series T623, Roll: 1702, Page 267, Buchanan Co., Rock Lick, Census, Heritage Quest, Census Online.
23. 1910 VA, T624, Page 169, Roll, 1623, Buchanan Co., Rock Lick Dist, Census, Heritage Quest, Census Online.
24. 1920 VA, T625, Page 64, Roll 1882, Buchanan Co., Grundy, Hertiage Quest,.
25. Ohio Death Records, SCHIRTZINGE, Charlot Death date: 6/4/1926, Franklin County Volume #5075, Certificate #38061 .
26. Sarah Childress, Individual Record FamilySearch™ Pedigree Resource File -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sarah Childress Compact Disc #17 Pin #872441 Sex: F -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Event(s): Birth: Place: Virginia -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Parents: Father: Pleasant Childress Disc #17 Pin #872471 Mother: Sarah Jeffers Disc #17 Pin #872472 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Marriage(s): Spouse: Richard Ratliff Disc #17 Pin #872469 Marriage: 6 Jan 1820 Place: Floyd County,Kentucky -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Notes and Sources: Notes: Available on CD-ROM Disc# 17 Sources: None -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Submitter: Jack St. CLAIR 4905 College St. Albuquerque, NM 87120 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Submission Search: 932740-0709100203229 URL: CD-ROM: Pedigree Resource File - Compact Disc #17 CD-ROM Features: Pedigree View, Family View, Individual View, Reports, Downloadable GEDCOM files, Notes and Sources. Order Pedigree Resource File CD-ROMS .
27. Emma Crall nee Cook, 1920 Census, Walnut Twp, Fairfield Co., OH, Enumeration dist. 34.
28. Emma Crall nee Cook, Emma Cook is the one holding my grandfather Gervis Arnow Young, she is sitting down on the right.
29. George Cook, George Cook is standing next Maggie Tomlinson.
30. Nellie Crall, Nellie Crall holding my grandfather Gervise Arnow Young.
31. Nellie Young nee Crall, Nellie the one standing behind my grandfather Gervise.
32. Nellie Young nee Crall, Nellie Crall is the one with glasses kneeling in the front.
33. 1930 Census-Columbus, OH, Young family, Nellie, Margaret, Janet, Ruth, Gervise.
34. Census-1920-Columbus, OH, It showed Prentiss living at 414 E. Rich St. with his wife Anna.
35. Census-1860 -Thornville, Thorn Twp., OH, 1860 Oh Census, Thorn Twsp., Perry Co., Page 115, Shows Willams Dixon with his whole family, wife Asubah, children; Amanda, William, Mary Adelia, James Noble.
36. 1880 Census-Thorn Twp., Thornville, Perry, OH, Shows the entire William Dixon Family.
37. 1870 Census-Thorn Twp, Thornville, Perry Co., OH, 1870 OH Census, Pery Co., Thorn Twp. Series M593, Roll 1255, Page 230, Heritage Quest, The entire William Dixon Family.
38. Dobyns (Dobbins) family history Part 1, [Begin original page 1] CHAPTER I THE DOBYNS FAMILY IN ENGLAND The origin of the name of Dobyns is not entirely clear. Different theories have been advanced. One early writer (fn 1) has suggested the theory that the Dobyns family is of Norman origin, originally arriving in England with William the Conqueror in 1066. According to this theory the original spelling of the name was D'Aubyn, meaning "from Aubyn". It is possible that the first D'Aubyn came from the town of Aubin on the Isle of Jersey. Or the name might originally have been D'Aubigne or D'Aubigny, as there are still families in France by these names. (fn 2) And, at an early date, there were those of the name d'Aubigny in Gloucestershire. (fn 3) The above cited early writer states that the D'Aubyn from the Conqueror's army was settled in Gloucestershire at Sledisland in the parish of Aure or Awre. Another writer (fn 4) supposes that, from Aure, part of the family removed to Waterford in southern Ireland, spreading from there over Ireland. It is noteworthy that the Irish families did not develop the use of the final "s" on the name and usually spelled it "Dobbin" with occasional variation. However, Gloucestershire is included in the area (in and on the borders of Wales) in which there was a tendency to add a final "s" to any name on which it could be used, for example, Jones, Williams, Jenkins, etc. This could account for the use of the final "s" by the English families. It is also possible that the name "Dobin", like "Robin", was a diminutive of Robert, and that, like the surname Roberts, it was derived from the given name Robert, possibly that of the father. This would not seem to account for the localization of the name to certain areas of England, notably Gloucestershire and its environs. A third possibility, although probably coincidental, is worthy of passing note. The tribe which inhabited the territory now known as Gloucestershire were known in the British and Roman era (about 300 A.
39. Dobyns (Dobbins) family history Part 2, The branch of the family traced herein moved from Aure to the parish of Newent, Gloucestershire, where it had its early seat at Atherload's Place. GUYA DOBYNS is the earliest ancestor discovered and is the first English generation to be considered. [Begin original page 2] 1 GUYA DOBYNS was said by Bigland to have lived at Newent at the time of Edward IV (1461-1470). The family tree, as prepared by Bigland, is reproduced on page 3 opposite and lists this GUY DOBYNS as the first generation. This may be the same GUY DOBYNS of Newent, yeoman, who in 1431, was stated by one ROBERT CAPPES before the King's Bench to be a debtor to CAPPES in the sum of forty shillings (fn 7) CHILDREN of GUYA DOBYNS, according to Bigland, were JOHNB DOBYNS (See 4) GUYB DOBYNS (See 2) -------------------------------- 2 GUYB DOBYNS (GUYA) (from 1) may have married AGNES UPCOT about 1464. (fn 8) The only known SON of GUYB DOBYNS, according to Bigland, was RICHARDC DOBYNS (See 3) -------------------------------- 3 RICHARDC DOBYNS (GUYB, GUYA) (from 2) was said by Bigland to have been the father of one DAUGHTER ALICED DOBYNS (NFK) -------------------------------- 4 JOHNB DOBYNS (GUYA) (from 1) was said by Bigland to have been the father of one SON GUYC DOBYNS (See 5) -------------------------------- 5 GUYC DOBYNS (JOHNB, GUYA) (from 4) married ELLEN ----. ELLEN DOBYNS died approximately 1536, as shown by attempts to settle her estate which started in 1536 (probably 1536/7). (fn 9) Probably GUYC DOBYNS was no longer living in 1536. ISSUE of this marriage included GUYD DOBYNS (See 8) ALEXANDERD DOBYNS (See 6) probably ROGERD DOBYNS (See 7) -------------------------------- 6 ALEXANDERD DOBYNS (GUYC, JOHNB, GUYA) (from 5) of Newent, gentleman, was married to ANN ----. In 1547, ANN DOBYNS was plaintiff in a libel action against ANN CARVER otherwise WILLIAMS of Newent. (fn 10) The acts of court are missing. In 1564, ALEXANDERD DOBY.
40. Dobyns (Dobbins) family history Part 3, In 1564, ALEXANDERD DOBYNS purchased the advowson for the vicarage of the parish church of Newent from EDWARD WYLMOTTE of Priors Court, Berkshire, Esq. In December of that year he appointed HENRY DONNE to be vicar of the church. (fn 11) -------------------------------- 7 ROGERD DOBYNS (probably GUYC, JOHNB, GUYA) (from 5) married CATHERINE ----. ROGER died in 1577 and left a will. (fn 12) CATHERINE died in 1581. (fn 13) ISSUE of this marriage included GUYE DOBYNS (mentioned in father's will) ELIZABETHE DOBYNS (wife of PHILIP BOWER, mentioned in mother's estate settlement) BRIDGETE DOBYNS (mentioned in father's will) THOMASE DOBYNS (executor of father's will) MARGARETE DOBYNS LITTLE (mentioned in her mother's estate settlement) [Begin original page 3] Partial copy of a Family Tree found in the Gloucester Record Office, Gloucester, England. This is apparently one of the papers of the Rev. Henry-Gorges Dobyns-Yate, and was prepared by Ralph Bigland, Garter Principal King of Arms, an officer of the College of Arms, London. It is dated July 12, 1781 .
41. Dobyns (Dobbins) family history Part 4, The Parish Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Newent, Gloucestershire, England Sketch reprinted with kind permission of Mr. R.F. Nice, the artist, and the Rev. H.L.O. Davies, the rector. [Begin original page 4] 8 GUYD DOBYNS (GUYC, JOHNB, GUYA) (from 5) married (1st) according to Bigland, JOAN ----. ISSUE of this marriage included JOHNE DOBYNS (possibly the elder of two sons of this name) whose descendants are traced in the reference of fn 1. GUYD DOBYNS married (2nd) CATHERINE (or KATHERINE) ----, ISSUE of which marriage included, according to Bigland WILLIAME DOBYNS (See 9) The will of GUYD DOBYNS (fn 14), reproduced in manuscript form on pages 5 and 6 [NOTE: These manuscript pages are long and may take a while to load.] and transcribed hereafter, was dated 19 June 20 Henry VIII (1544) and mentions the following children: JOHNE DOBYNS the younger ALEXANDERE DOBYNS ROBERTE DOBYNS JAMESE DOBYNS WILLIAME DOBYNS JANEE (or JOAN) DOBYNS The wife KATHERINE was also mentioned. The will reads as follows: "In the name of god amen yn the yeare of oure lord god on thousand fyve hundredthe fortye and four and the xxth daye June I gye Dobyns of the paryshe of Newent hole of bodye and of mynde do make my testament yn this manner of wyse. fyrst y bequeathe to KATHN my wyffe yf god do hys wyll and send for me yn thys journey my howse yn the town of Newent and also the yndenture of modydeus and bekes medows and after the death of RICHARD CAMEDO (?) she to have the profytt of hops untyll that my son JHO DOBYNS THE YOUNGER be of the age of on and twenty yeares. and the forsayed JHO to enjoie forsayede land durynge the yeares yn the expressed and yf the forsayed JHO do dye wtout yssue of hys bodye lawfullye begotte and then y wyll it to Remayne to my son ALEXANDER, and for defaulte of yssue hym unto my son ROBART, and for lack of yssue of hym unto my son JAMES and to hys hyeres lawfully begoten, and for lacke of yssue of the f.
42. Dobyns (Dobbins) family history Part 5, , and for lack of yssue of hym unto my son JAMES and to hys hyeres lawfully begoten, and for lacke of yssue of the forsayed chyldren above named then to Remayn to my son WYLLYAM and to hys assygnes durynge the years. also y wyll the forsayed KATHN my wyff do Repaire kepe all manner of Reparacons needful and expedynt upon payne of forfeitynge of her estate. also y geave and bequeathe to my son WYLLYAM DOBYNS to send hym at gramer scule viii £; also y geave to THOMAS DOBYNS and GYE DOBYNS x £ a pece if they wyll be ordred by theyre frendes Iteme y bequeathe to YONGE JHO the som of x £ sterlyng and also on falow hayffer. also y bequeathe to my son ROBERT and also to my so JAMES and ALEXANDR betwyxts them yn even porcon the som of xx £ and if god do hys wyll by the on of the forsayd then hys part to Remayne to the other two and for lacke of lawfful yssue of the second son the forsayde som to Remayne unto the forsayd thyrde son. and for lacke of yssue of them to Remayne yn betwyxt my other chyldren. also y bequeathe my doghtr JANE (or JOAN) the some of xxti marks her chambr and her araye. also y bequeathe to KATHN my wyffe a hundred sheaps. vi oxen. and foure Kyne and all my cropps on the grounde now growyng. the reast of my shepps y wyll that she have to dyscharge my detts and also horsses colts mares and sweyn and ymplements of howsolde and all other catell savyn ye two Kyne and two heyffres the whyche y gave to ROBERT DOBYNS and JAMES my sonnes also if god do hys godly wyll by me y wyll the forsayed catell to be delyvered ymmedyatly aftr my dyscease unto the use and profyt of my fornamed chyldren also y wyll that the fornamed KATH my wyff have the forsayed two howses and the leas of modydeus as long as she kepethe herselfe widow and if she do marrye y wyll that ALEXANDR my son have the hows yn the town of Newent and the the (sic) medow called beke wt an yndenture called modydeus and upon thys y do ordeyn and make ALEXANDR DOBYNS and MAT TORNER, and also RICHARD CROSE.
43. Dobyns (Dobbins) family history Part 6, Detts that ys oweyng to me Item ... by ANTHONY KYNGSTON a c marks Detts that y do owe Item ... to HUMFREY HAMAN due at lamas next ensuying iiii £ and also other fower pounds at lamas come twelvemonth Item to MAT TORNER iii £ By me Guydo Dobyns" (Original pages 5 and 6 have manuscript copy of will of GUYD DOBYNS) [Begin original page 7] The will printed in manuscript form on the previous two pages is written in the English language, and after careful study, the reader should find it possible to read the typescript of the will on page 4 with the manuscript copy of the will. CATHERINE DOBYNS, the second wife of GUYD DOBYNS, was probably living in 1557. At that time, on 17 Apr 1557, Mrs. KATHERINE DOBINS was recorded in the Newent Parish Register (fn 15) as being the Godmother of RANDALL DOBINS, son of WILLIAM DOBINS, Gent. In 1535, King Henry VIII declared himself "Supreme Head of the Church of England", thus beginning the Reformation in England. While the separation of the Church of England from the Roman Catholic Church pleased many people, including Henry VIII who wanted his divorce, there were many people in England who clung to the Pope and the Roman Catholic Church. It appears that GUYD DOBYNS was among those who remained Roman Catholic and was thus styled a Papist by the supporters of the Reformation. .
44. Dobyns (Dobbins) family history Part 7, In 1535, King Henry VIII declared himself "Supreme Head of the Church of England", thus beginning the Reformation in England. While the separation of the Church of England from the Roman Catholic Church pleased many people, including Henry VIII who wanted his divorce, there were many people in England who clung to the Pope and the Roman Catholic Church. It appears that GUYD DOBYNS was among those who remained Roman Catholic and was thus styled a Papist by the supporters of the Reformation. of England. CROMWELL's job was to root out Papists, among other things. Adherence to the Roman Catholic Church had gone from a requirement of the law in 1533 to a violation of the law in 1535 and later. Freedom of religion was 250 years in the womb of time, and certainly was not to be allowed by THOMAS CROMWELL's men to GUYD DOBYNS. Nor for that matter did the Pope willingly allow CROMWELL's followers their freedom of religion. Thus one should not be surprised to find that, during this period of hard feelings, GUYD DOBYNS found himself in trouble with the self-appointed religious leaders of England. Copies of two letters exist accusing GUYD DOBYNS of refusing to obey a summons to appear before the CROMWELL-controlled Council. A summary of the first letter, (fn 16) dated 16 Mar 1537/8, follows: "Letter from Bishop Roland Lee to Thomas Cromwell. One GUY DOBYNS of Newent, being summoned before this Council with his son, refused to come. His son said that he would know the mind of Sir Ant. Poynes first. About a week after, the son killed the constable of Newent and the same day the father broke from the ward of the porter of this Council and fled. The day I was in Gloucester, he was following Mr. Anth. Kyngston, (NOTE that this name is mentioned in the will above.) riding through the town with his hounds, being a J.P. of the shire, 'neither regarding God, nor the King, nor any man there.' Dated Shrowisbury." A summary of the second letter, dated 19 Mar 1537/8, follows: (fn.
45. Dobyns (Dobbins) family history Part 8, "Letter from Bishop Roland Lee to Thomas Cromwell. One GUY DOBYNS of Newent, being summoned before this Council with his son, refused to come. His son said that he would know the mind of Sir Ant. Poynes first. About a week after, the son killed the constable of Newent and the same day the father broke from the ward of the porter of this Council and fled. The day I was in Gloucester, he was following Mr. Anth. Kyngston, (NOTE that this name is mentioned in the will above.) riding through the town with his hounds, being a J.P. of the shire, 'neither regarding God, nor the King, nor any man there.' Dated Shrowisbury." A summary of the second letter, dated 19 Mar 1537/8, follows: (fn 17) "Letter from Thomas Havard to Thomas Smyth, attending on the King's Commissioners at Salop [i.e. Shropshire]. Asks him to notify the President of the Council in the Marches of Wales that GUY DOBYNE, since the president left Gloucester, has always continued at home in his house at Newente. When he goes out [NOTE that this is inconsistent with previous sentence] he is accompanied by light persons in riotous array. He says he would rather be hanged than come under the lord President's hands. On Saturday he is said to have bought lampreys and had them baked at Gloucester to be sent to London. Does not know whether he has ridden with them. [NOTE that in previous sentence he was said to have always continued at home, indicating an unreliable or hearsay account.] He has someone always watching about his house for dread of the King's messengers. If the Council wish to have him, it will be necessary to award out a proclamation against him. Dated Compton." [NOTE that Compton is a small village outside the town of Newent, and that the Dobyns family lived at Compton as well as at Newent.] .
46. Dobyns (Dobbins) family history Part 9, In the shifting winds of the day, THOMAS CROMWELL lost favor with the king and was executed in 1540, primarily as a sop to the opponents of the methods used to Protestantize England. GUYD DOBYNS apparently rode out the shifting winds unharmed until his death in 1544. During the period of time that he was having trouble with CROMWELL, GUYD DOBYNS was attempting with little success to settle the estate of his mother ELLEN. (fn 18) His difficulties were probably due to the fact that he would have been arrested by the king's officers upon his appearance before the ecclesiastical court having jurisdiction over the estate. On 11 Feb 1536, letters of administration of the goods of ELEN DOBYNS, [Begin original page 8] deceased, late of Newent, were granted to GUYD DOBYNS, her natural (i.e. by birth, as opposed to a step-son, son-in-law, etc., used then in a sense that is now obsolete) and eldest son, to exhibit an inventory at the next court. On which day he was continued to the next court. Afterwards he was suspended and the case continued to 22 Jan 1538/9. He did not appear and was suspended, and on 4 Mar 1538/9 was excommunicated. -------------------------------- 9 WILLIAME DOBYNS (GUYD, GUYC, JOHNB, GUYA) (from 8) married BLANCHE WARNECOMBE of Wiltshire. Apparently WILLIAME DOBYNS shared his father's dislike for the reformed Church of England, as shown by a letter from Richard, Bishop of Gloucester, dated 20 Nov 1577, listing WILLIAM DOBBINS, having property worth 31 pounds, as among those who refused to attend church. (fn 19) .
47. Dobyns (Dobbins) family history Part 10, WILLIAME DOBYNS died approximately 1578, as shown by letters of administration (fn 20) of the goods of WILLIAM DOBYNS, late of Newent, Gloucestershire and the diocese of the city of Gloucester granted on 10 Feb 1578/9 to BLANCHE his relict, in the person of ROBERT SAY, notary public. BLANCHE DOBYNS died approximately 1592, as shown by letters of administration (fn 21) of the goods of BLANCHE DOBBINS, deceased, late of Newent, granted on 20 June 1592 to RANDOLPHF and GUYF DOBBINS her sons. Because the value of the estate was only £31/13/6, they were dismissed from the office as regards the account of 7 February 1593/4 on account of the small sum of the inventory. In the list of children which follows, it is not known whether or not GILESF DOBYNS was a son of BLANCHE DOBYNS. The children of WILLIAME DOBYNS included GILESF DOBYNS (See 10) GUYF DOBYNS (See 11) RANDALL (or RANDOLPH)F DOBYNS (See 12) --------------------------------- 10 GILESF DOBYNS (WILLIAME, GUYD, GUYC, JOHNB, GUYA) (from 9) died before RANDALLF DOBYNS wrote his will (fn 22) in 1641. Mentioned in the will of RANDALL were GYLESG DOBYNS, son of GILESF DOBYNS, and MARGARETG DOBYNS, one of the daughters of GILESF DOBYNS. GILESF DOBYNS left no will. --------------------------------- 11 GUYF DOBYNS (WILLIAME, GUYD, GUYC, JOHNB, GUYA) (from 9) died in 1611, leaving a will (fn 23) which mentioned JOHANEG DOBYNS his eldest daughter (under 21), JANEG DOBYNS his second daughter, ANNEG DOBYNS his youngest daughter, his brother RANDALLF DOBYNS, PHILLIP DOBYNS son and heir (apparent) of RANDALLF, his brother GYLESF DOBYNS, URSULA DOBYNS the wife of his brother (the brother was RANDALL), DANYEL DOBYNS his Godson (NOTE that DANYELL was son of bother RANDALL), and THOMAS DOBYNS the son of his brother (unidentified). According to GUY's will, JOHANEG DOBYNS married ---- RASTLE, and ANNEG DOBYNS married VALENTINE POWELL, clerk (i.e. clergy). -------------------------------- .
48. Dobyns (Dobbins) family history Part 11, 12 RANDALLF DOBYNS (WILLIAME, GUYD, GUYC, JOHNB, GUYA) (from 9) was baptized on 17 Apr 1557, son of WILLIAME DOBINS, gentleman. (fn 24) Godfathers were Mr. GRISKINS and Mr. JOHN DABITOT, and the Godmother was Mrs. KATHERINE DOBINS, probably the widow of GUYD DOBYNS, and the grandmother of RANDALLF DOBYNS. RANDALL attended St. Mary Hall, Oxford, and was afterwards taught the law of the land. (fn 25) RANDALLF DOBYNS married URSULA KIRLE, daughter of ROBERT KIRLE of Walford, Herefordshire, Esq. [Begin original page 9] Chart of some of the descendants of WILLIAME DOBYNS, continued from the chart on page 3. WilliamE === Blanche Robert === Dobyns | Warnecombe Kirle | d 1579 | d 1592 | _______________|__________________________ | | | | | GuyF GilesF RandolphF === Ursula Dobyns === Dobyns === Dobyns | | | | _______|_______ _|________________ | Robert === Anne | | | | | | Waller | Hampden JohaneG | AnnG MargaretG GilesG | b 1560 | d 1653 Dobyns | Dobyns Dobyns Dobyns | d 1616 | m. ---- | m. Valentine b. ante | | Rastle | Powell 1641 | | | | | Jane | | Dobyns | | ________________________________________________|__ | | | | PhillipG === Elinor DanielG === Ursula Dobyns | --- Dobyns | Waller b 1603 | d 1667.
49. Dobyns (Dobbins) family history Part 12, When King Charles I of England, in about 1628, attempted to raise money without the aid of Parliament, he offered the honor of knighthood to numerous gentlemen of the land in exchange for a substantial payment from each gentleman. This honor was offered to RANDALLF DOBYNS, who was among the many who refused to accept. Charles I then added, as an additional money raising measure, a fine for all those gentlemen who had refused to accept the expensive honor. Between 1630 and 1632, RANDALL DOBYNS of Newent was fined £14/0/0 for not taking the honor of knighthood. (fn 26) AUTOGRAPH SIGNATURE OF RANDALL DOBYNS (fn 28) RANDALL DOBYNS died between 1641 when his will (fn 27) was written and 1651 when his will was proved. A transcript of his will follows: "In the name of God Amen the nynth day of August in the seaventeenth year of the Raign of our Sovraign Lord Charles by the grace of God of England Scottland Fraunce and Ireland King Defender of the Faith et Anno Dom one thousand six hundred forty one I Randall Dobyns of Compton within the parish of Newent in the county of Gloucester, being in perfect memory Doe ordayne devise and make this my last will and Testament in manner and form following, vizt Imprimis I remand and comitt my soul and body unto the Tuiton of the Almightie Lord God my Creator and maker and unto his sonn Jesus Christ my Lord God Saviour and Redeemer and unto God the holy Ghost my Sanctifier and Comforter three persons in Trinity and our God head in Unity, and my most mercifull Lord God whom I pray and humbly beseech to remitt and forgive unto me all my sinns iniquities transgression and offenses which I have committed in [Begin original page 10] thought Worde and Deede, the which I do knowe and doe and must confesse and acknowledge to bee very many of and for the which I doe most earnestlie repent and am hoariblie sorry. And alsoe I doe humblie beseach my most mercifull and lovinge Lord God when it shall please his Divine Maiestie to take and re.
50. Dobyns (Dobbins) family history Part 13, to take and receive my soule and body as one of his elect and chosen servants (of which number I doe hope trust and verilie believe that I am one) to Reigne with his sonne Jesus Christ my Lord and Savior and others his most blessed people children Servants and Saints in his eternall and everlastinge Kingdome of heaven there to give him Laud and praise for evermore. Amen. Now as concerning all the landes goods chattles money plate and debts oweinge unto me which God in his goodness and mercy hath given and lent unto me in this worlde that which I may bequeath give devise and dispose, I will give devise dispose and bequeath the same as followith. And for that I would (for as much as in me lyeth) avoid the unfittinge resorte to my funerall of vagrant and disorderly people and of those that have no need to receive dole, and to the end that the poor people only shall have that which I shall by this my will give to them. Imprimis therefore I doe give and bequeath unto the poore people of the Towne and parish of Newent the some of Six pounds of lawful money of England. And to the poor people of Redmarley Dabitott the some of Twenty shillings. And to the poor people of Oxenhall five shillings. And to the poor people of Pauntley five shillings. All the somes to be distributed by my Executor to such persons of the said parishes respectivelie and in such proportions as he shall think to have most need. Item I give and bequeath to the parish wardes Newent aforesaid towardes the repairation of the parish church of Newent aforesaid Six shillings and eight pence of lawful money of England. Item whereas my sonne Daniell Dobyns now oweth unto me at the tyme of this my will making the some of Three hundred and twenty pounds of lawful money of England whereof two hundred and fiftie pounds is due to me by my sonne Daniell by specialtie which said pounds I doe intende shall remaine in his hands untill the time of my decease, My will and meaninge is And I doe hereby give bequeath and rem.
51. Dobyns (Dobbins) family history Part 14, they shall severally and respectivelie accomplish their formall ages of one and twentie years or be married (vizt at which of the said tymes that shall first happen or come to pass. Item I give and bequest unto the said Edmund Dobyns my Cloak with all the furniture thereunto belonginge. And my will is that my Executor shall upon reasonable request deliver up unto my said sonne Daniell theise specialties which are or shall bee in my Custodie, or such of them as my Executor shall or may lawfully come by at the time of my Decease, concerning the said legacies given to my said sonne and his children. And alsoe I doe remitt forgive and bequeath unto my saide sonne Daniell all and every such some and somes of money and goods as my wife Ursula did in her life tyme give or lend unto him. Item I give and bequeath unto Anne Dobyns one of the Daughters of my said sonne Phillippe the some of one hundred of lawfully money of England. Item I give and bequeath unto Ellinor Anne Dobyns the youngest Daughter of my said sonne Phillip Dobyns all my feildes, groundes and landes called or known by the names or name of the Botlowes or the boslowes with the appenances situate lyeinge or being in Compton within the parish of Newent aforesaid in the County of Gloucester To have and to hold all the said feildes groundes and landes called Botlowes or the Boslowes unto the said Ellinor Anne Dobyns and her assignes unto the ende of the tearme of Ten Yeares next after my decease provided alwaies that itt shall not bee lawful for the said Ellinor Anne Dobyns nor for her assigns to make any wast or spoyle upon the said premisses. Item. My will is and I doe hereby give bequeath and devise unto William Dobyns the sonne of my said sonne Phillippe Dobyns all the said feildes grounds and landes called Botlowes or the Boslowes with the appenances. To have and to hold the same unto the said William Dobyns and his heirs and assignes forever from and ymediatlie after the end and expiration of Ten years nex.
52. Dobyns (Dobbins) family history Part 15, next after my Decease if hee then shal bee livinge. Item I give and bequeath unto Margaret Dobyns one of the Daughters of my said brother Gyles Dobyns three pounds six shillings and eight pence of lawfull money of England to be paid to her within one year next after my Decease if she shal bee then livinge. Item I give and bequeath to such servaunt and servts which shal be dwellinge with mee at the tyme of my Decease five shillings a peice. Item as concerninge all the rest of my goods househould stuffe money plate debts oweing unto mee and chattles not herein or hereby given or bequeathed. I give and bequeath unto Phillippe Dobyns my sonne whome I doe make constitute ordayne and appoynte to be my full whole and sole Executor of this my last will and Testament. And I doe request my loveing wellbeloved and much respected good Nephews Frauncis Lyll Esq. and Samuell Dobyns gent to be my supervisors of this my last Will and Testament to see and procure the same as neare as they canne or may be Duely and truly performed. And for theire pains takinge therein I doe give and bequeath unto them Ten shillings A peice the which I will that my said Executor shall pay and deliv unto each of them not with standing my former guifte unto the said Samuell before given unto him, and my meaninge and desire is that if any doubt shoulde arise concerninge this my will wherein itt may have a doubtful of severall construccon in any part thereof. That then my said supervisors shall decide the same accordinge as they shall conceive to be agreeable to my true intent and meaninge. In witness whereof I have hereunto sett my hande and seale the day and yeare first above written. The mark of Randall Dobyns .
53. Dobyns (Dobbins) family history Part 16, Read sealed and published the Tenth day of August One Thousand six hundred fortie one as his last will and Testament in the presence of three persons vizt: Sam Dobyns, John Cowcher, Guy Dobyns, Scriptor This will was proved before Sr. Nathaniel Brent Knt pr this 30th daie of Julie 1651 By the oath of Phillip Dobbins the sonne and Executor & To whom & he first by vertue of a commission legally sworn well & truly to administer the same. [End of will copy] In the doorway to the Newent Parish Church is (in 1967) an old plaque which reads "A Catalogue of the Benefactors to the Poor of Newent, ending in the VII year of the reign of King George whom God preserve....Giles Nansan Esqr & RANDALL DOBYNS Gent gave an Almes house consisting of 8 dwellings...." An early writer (fn 29) states that "Giles Nansan, Esq. and RANDALL DOBYNS, Gent. gave by deeds in 1631 and 1639, and William Roberts, Gent in 1690, whether by Deed or Will is uncertain, an Almes House, consisting of Ten Tenements with Gardens, for Poor Parishioners. The Trustees being all deceased, the Minister and Churchwardens nominate to the Vacancies..." The only known children of RANDALLF DOBYNS were PHILLIPG DOBYNS b about 1593 (See 13) DANIELG DOBYNS b about 1600 (See 14) -------------------------------- 13 PHILLIPG DOBYNS (RANDALLF, WILLIAME, GUYD, GUYC, JOHNB, GUYA) (from 12) was born about 1593, the eldest son of RANDALLF DOBYNS, and died in 1651. PHILLIP DOBYNS attended St. Mary Hall, Oxford (fn 30) where he matriculated on 6 May 1608 at age 15 and received his BA on 18 Jan 1610/11. In 1611 he was admitted to the Middle Temple of the Inns of Court as son and heir of RANDOLPH DOBYNS of Newent, Gloucestershire, gentleman. The Inns of Court were then and are now the places where one studies to [Begin original page 12] become a barrister, a member of that branch of the legal profession in England allowed to plead cases before the courts. PHILLIP was married to ELLIANOR ----, mentioned in.
54. Bessie Young nee Dupler, Bessie in the 1940s she looks so beautiful here.
55. Clifford Dupler's Obit, New Advocate, Newark, OH newspaper.
56. Census-1920-Richland Twp., Rushville Inc.., Fairfield Co., OH, Shows Frank and Mary after the children were all gone.
57. Franklin "Huckleberry" Dupler.
58. Ohio Death Records, DUPLER, Franklin Death date: 2/5/1938, Fairfield County Certificate #12928 .
59. Matilda Dupler.
60. 1819 Tax Records, Perry Co., OH, PERRY COUNTY, OHIO 1819 TAX RECORDAuditor of State of Ohio Present proprietors(page 1 of 4) Aumak?, AbrahamAnspach, JacobAnspach, ChristianAnspach, BenjaminAnspach, JohnAnspach, AdamAuker?, GeorgeBashore, John (4)Bowman, HenryBoyer, HenryBean, PaulBlack, WilliamBarns, RobertBugh, Peter (3)Bowman, GeorgeBowman, Henry B.Binckley, Adam (2)Binckley, Jacob (3)Binckley, ChristianBoyer, HenryBoorman, JacobBoland, Alex.Blank, AdamBalsley, JacobBrown, MartinBogle, Wm. (4)Bogle, JosephBoyer, MichaelBrotius, LeonardBrotius, PeterBrandt, LudwickBabb, Jonathan & RichardBogawright,AdamBrown, DavidBoorman, GeorgeBoor, NicholasBowman, Jacob (2)Binkley, HenryBlack, PeterBaxter, ThomasBeard, John C.Brooks, John's heirsBrummage, JohnBrummage, JohnBeard, JamesBeatty, WilliamBurgess, Joseph Burgess, RichardBeard, JosephBeard, John (2)Barnet, ChristianBrown, IsaacBaker, JohnBrook, JohnBeard, WilliamBush, JohnBeard, Hugh's heirsBonesteel, HenryBeckwith, JohnBenjamin, JamesBrandt, JosephBiggs, ThomasBush, JacobBushenberk, AbrahamBreahm, GeorgeBrook, FrancesBabb, EliBabb, JosephBeeklen?, JohnBowman, JohnCooley, EdwardCooper, Joseph (2)Crumrine, ChristianCrumrine, MichaelClayton, JohnClayton, JosephCalborn, RobertCowan, Thomas (2)Cochran, JohnCrist, PhilipCunningham, JamesCraig, Abraham (2)Cunningham, HenryChilcote, ElizabethComley, JamesComley, JohnCristley, LawrenceCrook, JohnCrossan, Wm. R.Call, ThomasCarroll, ThomasCarroll, JonathanCatterlin, JacobColborn, JohnCoddington, Benj. Crist, DanielCrist, JacobCrist, JohnCastle, John (2)Cooperrider, John (4)Cover, JacobCombs, JohnCoderman, MichaelCollers, JacobCooperrider, JohnCrist, Philip & WilliamCowden, JohnCowley, WilliamChilcote, RobinsonCookson, JosephCooper, JacobCooper, IsaacCannon, IsaacCusac, AndrewChinoweth, AbsalomCollins, BenjaminClayton, WilliamChilcote, JamesDittoe, Jacob (6)Davis, ThomasDilts, George (2)Dittoe, JacobDavid, Thomas (4)Dean, JamesDean, Mas__ ?Dubler?, PhilipDeal, ChristianDaniel, JohnDouglass, JohnDersham, Chri.
61. Francis Dupler, Francis Dupler as a baby.
62. 1920-Walnut Twp., Thurston, Fairfield Co., OH, Shows entire family.
63. William V. Dupler, William V. Dupler, my great grandpa is sitting there with the rifle across his lap.
64. Family Search Record, Ada Jane George Compact Disc #57 Pin #122941 Sex: F -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Event(s): Birth: 12 Jul 1886 Place: Perry Couny, Ohio -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Parents: Father: Isaac George Disc #57 Pin #122942 Mother: Elizabeth Hodge Disc #57 Pin #122943 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Marriage(s): Spouse: William V. Dupler Disc #57 Pin #122773 Marriage: 11 Feb 1905 Place: Perry Couny, Ohio -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Notes and Sources: Notes: None Sources: None .
65. 1880 Census, Family Search,, Jackson, Perry, Ohio, Daniel GEORGE Self W Male W 52 OH Farmer VA VA Isaac GEORGE Son S Male W 27 OH Works On Farm OH OH Maggie GEORGE Dau S Female W 16 OH Housekeeper OH OH Robert GEORGE Son S Male W 17 OH Works On Farm OH OH Mary GEORGE Dau S Female W 14 OH At Home OH OH Jackson, Perry, Ohio Family History Library Film 1255057 NA Film Number T9-1057 Page Number 187B .
66. 1860 Jackson, Perry Co., OH Census, 1860 Census Perry Co George, Catherine 6 257B Jackson George, Daniel 32 257B Jackson George, Thomas 3 257B Jackson George, Elizabeth 27 257B Jackson George, Isaac 2 257B Jackson George, Jane 8 257B Jackson George, Thomas 3 257B Jackson .
67. Census-1920-Walnut Twp, Fairfield Co., OH, George, Elizabeth, and William (son) are listed.
68. 1900 Census, Jackson Twp., OH, 1900-Census George, Elizabeth 41 102B Jackson Township George, Isaac 42 102B Jackson Township George, Jennie 14 102B Jackson Township George, William 17 102B Jackson Township.
69. 1860 Census, Monday Creek, OH, George, Jemimah 13 325A Monday Creek George, Jemimah 70 325A Monday Creek George, Jesse 75 325A Monday Creek George, Jesse L. 5 325A Monday Creek George, Rachel H. 39 325A Monday Creek George, Catharine 24 325A Monday Creek George, Henry 2 325A Monday Creek George, Isiah 36 325A Monday Creek George, Jackson 32 325A Monday Creek George, James 4 325A Monday Creek George, James 13 325A Monday Creek George, Jackson 32 325A Monday Creek .
70. 1910 VA, T624, Roll 1623, Page 183, Buchanan Co., VA, Rock Lick Dist., Heritage Quest, Heritage Quest.
71. 1920 VA, T625, Page 64, Buchanan Co., Grundy, Census, Heritage Quest.
72. Benj. Hamilton Census1820, Floyd Co., KY.
73. 1810 Census Floyd Co., KY, Benj.Hamilton.
74. Will.
75. 1850 Census, Perry Co., OH, 1850 Census-Perry Co., OH Hardy, An* 13 296B Monday Creek Township Hardy, David 20 296B Monday Creek Township Hardy, Elizabeth 54 296B Monday Creek Township Hardy, Elizabeth 17 296B Monday Creek Township Hardy, James T. 8 296B Monday Creek Township Hardy, Jane 40 296B Monday Creek Township .
76. Moonglow, Name: Susanna Moonglow HURST # Given Name: Susanna Moonglow # Surname: HURST # Sex: F # Birth: 1770 # Death: 1846 # Burial: Moon, Morgan County, Kentucky # Change Date: 7 May 2003 at 22:00 # OBJE: # FORM: jpg # FILE: D:\Legacy\Data\geneaology notes\Michael's Family stuff\susanna moonglow hurst.jpg # Title: Headstone # _SCBK: Y # _PRIM: Y # _TYPE: PHOTO # Note: Benjamin started a fur trapping venture with a man named Chandler. They were doing good selling furs to traders from the East. Some Cherokees evidently felt that the two white men were hurting their trading ventures. Benjamin and Chandler were taken captive and taken before a Council of Chieftains to be dealt with. The usual punishment was to run the gauntlet (two parallel lines of brave stabbing and slashing with knives and lances.) If the captive survived this, they were then burned at the stake. Benjamin and Chandler were sentences to be burned at the right phase of the moon. An Indian girl was assigned the task of providing food and water for the men. Benjamin became friendly with her and gained her confidence. He promised to marry her if she would help them escape. She secured their freedom and was married to Benjamin. Her name was Moonglow but she later took the Christian name of Susanne Hurst. Benjamin and Moonglow had 10 children. Benjamin died on July 12, 1849 in Moon, Morgan County. Susannah died in 1846 also in Moon. They are buried on a small flat above the creek, shaded by large trees native to this area behind the old Moon Post Office. Benjamin served in the Revolutionary War from 1780-1782 as a Spy and a Ranger. The local chapters of the Daughters of the American Revolution and Sons of the American Revolution from Paintsville, Johnson County, dedicated a monument to Benjamin on October 22, 1995 in Moon, Morgan County. Marriage 1 Benjamin HAMILTON b: 1761 in Hawkins County, Tennessee * Married: 1792 in Tennessee * Change Date: 31 Mar 2003 .
77. Children of Moonglow Hamilton, ancestry.com, 1. John HAMILTON b: 3 Mar 1793 in Tennessee 2. Elizabeth HAMILTON b: 1794 in Tennessee 3. Sarah HAMILTON b: 1795 in Virginia 4. Nancy HAMILTON b: 1797 5. Ester HAMILTON b: 1804 in Kentucky 6. David K. HAMILTON b: 1805 7. Benjamin HAMILTON b: 1806 in Kentucky 8. Amelia HAMILTON b: 1811 in Kentucky 9. Martha HAMILTON b: Abt 1813 in Kentucky 10. Polly HAMILTON b: Abt 1815 in Kentucky.
78. Archibald Ison b. 1780, Census, Floyd Co., KY.
79. Civil War Record, You are here: Search > Military Records > Civil War Service Records > Results Civil War Service Records Viewing records 1-2 of 2 matches for: Archibald Ison in Kentucky About this database Collection of over 5.3 million names of soldiers who fought on both sides of the American Civil War More information below « Global Search Results Name Company Unit Rank - Induction Rank - Discharge Allegiance Archibald Ison C 7 Kentucky Infantry. Private Private Union Archibald A. Ison I 22 Kentucky Infantry. Sergeant Sergeant Union Kentucky Civil War Union Volunteers Viewing records 1-2 of 2 matches for: Archibald Ison in Kentucky « Global Search Results Title Chapter Section Page View Image Report of the Adujant General of the State of Kentucky, Union Kentucky Volunteers, vol. 2 Schedule A. Infantry Regiments Seventh Kentucky Veteran Infantry 576 Archibald Ison Report of the Adujant General of the State of Kentucky, Union Kentucky Volunteers, vol. 2 Index 1048 Archibald Ison Name: Archibald Ison , Enlistment Date: 01 October 1861 Distinguished Service: DISTINGUISHED SERVICE Side Served: Union State Served: Kentucky Unit Numbers: 776 776 776 815 815 Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 01 October 1861Enlisted in Company I, 22nd Infantry Regiment Kentucky on 18 January 1862.Reenlisted in Company I, 22nd Infantry Regiment Kentucky on 16 March 1864Transferred Company I, 22nd Infantry Regiment Kentucky on 24 December 1864Transfered in Company C, 7th Infantry Regiment Kentucky on 24 December 1864.Mustered out Company C,.
80. 1870 Carter Co, KY, Grayson P.O. Series M 593, Roll: 454, Page 161, Census, Heritage Quest.
81. 1880 Ky, Little Fork, Elliot Co., Page 22, Enum. dist. 22, T-9-412, Family Film , 1254412, Page 614, Image: 0112, Census, Ancestry.com and Family Search.
82. 1900, KY, T-623, Roll: 537, Page 98, Part A and B, Swetham, Lawrence Co., Census, Heritage Quest.
83. 1920 Ky, Lawrence Co, Swetham, Series T 625, Roll:575, Page 217, Census, Heritage Quest.
84. Army papers, discharge, Archie Paul Ison.
85. Discharge2, Dad' army papers.
86. Dad and mom's divorce papers, Mom and Dad's divorce papers.
87. Family.
88. Dad when first married mom.
89. Dad in the army., Daddy served in the army during the Korean War, he served on the Aleutian Islands and at Mineral Wells, Texas. Daddy took his basic at Ft. Leonardwood, Missouri.
90. Archie Paul Ison, Dad is the 2nd from the right in the back standing.
91. Birth Certificate, Birth Certificate for David Wayne Ison, son of Archie and Shirley Ison nee Young.
92. Marriage Certicifate, no. 407, Shirley Young and Archie Ison's marriage certificate.
93. Birth Certificate, Birth Certificate for David Wayne Ison, son of Archie and Shirley Ison nee Young.
94. Marriage Certicifate, no. 407, Shirley Young and Archie Ison's marriage certificate.
95. Arnold "Sonny" Ison, That's Sonny on the left the one in the middle is unknow and Archie Paul Ison on the far right.
96. Arnold "Sonny" Ison, Sonny is the 3rd from the right standing behind Gary Ison.
97. Census-1920-Russell Co, VA, enum. 72, Heritage Quest, Show Cecil and Maude Ison before they had any children when they lived in VA, Russell Co.
98. KY-1900, T-623, Roll: 537, Page: 98, Part A & B, Swetham Dist., Lawrence Co., Census, Heritage Quest.
99. 1930 Census-McVeigh, Pike Co., KY, Enum Dist., 98-20, Sup. Dist. 8, Sheet No., 9B, 6401, Census, Census Online.
100. Cecil Emerson Ison in the army during WW II, Papaw Ison served in France as a messenger behind enemy lines. While there he was exposed to mustard gas.
101. Cecil Emerson Ison.
102. Cecil Emerson Ison, This is my grandfather in 1975 with me, I went down to KY to visit them. Shortly thereafter Mamaw got sick.
103. Ancestry.com/Family Collection.
104. 1820 Census, Scott Co., VA.
105. Kentucky Land Warrants Pg. 601, Census Online, It shows where not only Ira, but his brother Archibald also received land.
106. 1880 Census KY.
107. Kentucky Land Warrants Pg., Shows where Grandpa William Ison received land in Lawrence Co., KY at Newcombe Fork.
108. 1920 Census, ISON, NANNIE (1920 U.S. Census) KY, ELLIOTT, DOBBINS; LITTLE FORK, Age: 31, Race: W, Born: KY, .
109. Elizabeth Cook nee Nigh, Elizabeth is the one sitting on the left in the picture.
110. 1819 Tax Records, Perry Co., OH, Moore, JohnMoore, ThomasMiner, FrederickNorris, GeorgeNorris, WilliamNye, GeorgeNye, MeltzorNeal, James (2)Nunnemaker, DanielNorris, WilliamNesbit, ThomasOvermier, PeterOvermier, JacobOvermier, JohnOgg, GeorgeOrtman, JohnOliver, JosephOvermier, George's heirsPoorman, JohnPoorman, BernardPugh, DavidParkison, Daniel (2).
111. Census-1900-Buchanan Co., VA, This is one of the hardest census to read, but at the very bottom is Andrew J. Ratliff and Cansaby Ratliff nee Chambers.
112. Census-1910-Buchanan Co., VA, This one lists the whole Jackson Ratliff Family, also his father and mother, plus their children, Rock lick must of been there home, it states that they were originally from KY, Heritage Quest.
113. 1880 Lower Elkhorn, Pike Co., T9-0439, Page No. 704B, Family Search Film 1234439, Family Search.
114. 1860 Census Ky, Pike Co., 1st Dist. Series M 653, Roll: 392, Page: 832, Heritage Quest.
115. 1870 KY Census, Pike Co., Ashcamp P.O., Series: M 593, Roll: 495, Page 41, Heritage Quest.
116. 1880 Ky, Lower Elkhorn, Pike Co., Roll: T9-439, Page 704.1, Enum Dist. 104, Image: 0264, Family Search Film, 1254439, Ancestry.com.
117. Big Sandy News, March 26, 1975, Page 9.
118. Maude Mae Ison nee Ratliff.
119. Ancestry.com/Family Collection.
120. 1900 VA, Series T623, Roll: 1702, Page 267, Buchanan Co., Rock Lick, Census, Heritage Quest.
121. 1910 VA, T624, Page 169, Roll, 1623, Buchanan Co., Rock Lick Dist, Census, Heritage Quest.
122. 1880 Lower Elkhorn, Pike Co., T9-0439, Page No. 704B, Family Search Film 1234439, Family Search.
123. Family Search Record, Elizabeth Elkins Compact Disc #17 Pin #873393 Sex: F -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Event(s): Birth: Oct 1864 Place: Kentucky Death: Place: ??? -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Parents: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Marriage(s): Spouse: Richard Ratliff Disc #17 Pin #872633 Marriage: 1877 Place: Kentucky -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Notes and Sources: Notes: Available on CD-ROM Disc# 17 Sources: None -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Submitter: Jack St. CLAIR 4905 College St. Albuquerque, NM 87120 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Submission Search: 932740-0709100203229 URL: CD-ROM: Pedigree Resource File - Compact Disc #17 CD-ROM Features: Pedigree View, Family View, Individual View, Reports, Downloadable GEDCOM files, Notes and Sources. Order Pedigree Resource File CD-ROMS .
124. 1920 Census, Dickenson Co., 9B.
125. This was the text of the German Reformed Church and it's members.
126. 1920-Columbus, OH-Census.
127. Herbert Harry Schirtzinger b. 1896, This is the father of Herbert Henry Schirtzinger b. 1924.
128. 1930 Census-Columbus, OH.
129. Ohio Death Records, SCHIRTZINGE, Herbert R. Death date: 5/12/1922, Franklin County Volume #3878, Certificate #28037 .
130. Ohio Death Records, SCHIRTZINGE, Unnamed Death date: 11/11/1925, Franklin County Volume #4879, Certificate #63141 .
131. 1920-Columbus, OH-Census, Shows Joseph Schirtzinger's address as 1143 Windsor Ave., Cols., OH, Dist. P with wife Charlotte, it also shows a Joseph Schirtzinger Jr. next door with family
132. Ohio Death Records, SCHIRTZINGE, Joseph Death date: /14/1928, Franklin County Volume #5751, Certificate #4461 .
133. 1930 Census-Columbus, OH.
134. Per Genforum, I heard from my Aunt Nita, she sent a number of things. Grandpa Timson, had family that had came to Ohio from south Georgia. Somewhere along that time some of those who came north changed their name from Timpson to Timson. She also sent an ddress thatyou might try for info: THREE CENTURIES 250 COOLIDGE ST. MIDALE, UTHA 84047 Re/ 17A 56DO R-710 1.Edward Timson--married Susan Boham 2. Cora Belle Timson--married Karl Charles Schirtzinger 3.Homer Timson--never married 4.Samuel Timson--married Stella??? 5.Rosa Timson--married Joseph Wagner 6.William Gover Timson--married Hazel??? 7.Lawrence Earlon Timson--married Myrtle Olive Ballinger or Ballenger 8.Modest Timson--married???Boham 9.John Timson--married Margarite??? If you'd care for anymore info you can email me at missionhillsgranny@yahoo.com .
135. Maggie Tomlinson b. 1861, Maggie is standing with my grandfather Gervise Arnow Young B. 1904. Maggie is my great great grandmother.
136. Margaret 'Maggie" Tomlinson, Grandma Tomlinson is standing in the back.
137. Social Security Death Records, BETTY SCHIRTZINGER 19 Apr 1918 10 Jan 2000 (V) 43779 (Sarahsville, Noble, OH) (none specified) 276-14-4896 Ohio.
138. Family Search Record, Charlotte WHITE (AFN: 175Z-D9X) Pedigree Sex: F Family -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Event(s): Birth: Abt 1818 Of, Tazewell, Va -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Parents: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Marriage(s): Spouse: John RATLIFF (AFN: 175Z-D8Q) Family Marriage: Abt 1837 Of, Tazewell, Va -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Submitter(s): Details -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- About Ancestral File: Ancestral File is a collection of genealogical information taken from Pedigree Charts and Family Group Records submitted to the Family History Department since 1978. The information has not been verified against any official records. Since the information in Ancestral File is contributed, it is the responsibility of those who use the file to verify its accuracy. CHARLOTTE WHITE Female Family -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Event(s): Birth: About 1765 Christening: Death: Burial: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Parents: Father: ABEDNEGO WHITE Family Mother: ELIZABETH WOOD -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Marriages: Spouse: JOHN RATLIFF Family Marriage: About 1798 Maiden Springs, , Tazewell, Virginia -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Messages: Family group record submitted by a member of the LDS Church. The record includes the submitter's name and address and names and relationships of family members. The address may be outdated. Some informati.
139. Gervise Arnow Young b. 3.10.1904, This picture was taken on the honeymoon of my grandfather and grandmother Bessie.
140. Gervise Arnow Young b. 3.10.1904.
141. Census-1920-Columbus, OH, Address 64* E. 22nd St., Columbus, OH, whole family of the Youngs. One unusual thing is that Grandpa Gervise's name on there has Arnow as his first name.
142. Census-1910-Columbus, OH, The same address as in previous census.
143. 1930 Census-Columbus, OH.
144. New Holland OH, Census, 1900.
145. Ruth Young, Ruth is kneeling in front next to Nellie her mom.
146. My mom Shirley Young, My mom is the baby between William V. Dupler and Franklin Dupler, this is her grandpa and great grandpa.
147. Shirley Ann Ison nee Young, Mom is the 1st one on the right standing with the dark hair.
148. Birth Certificate, Birth Certificate for David Wayne Ison, son of Archie and Shirley Ison nee Young.
149. Marriage Certicifate, no. 407, Shirley Young and Archie Ison's marriage certificate.
150. Birth Certificate, Birth Certificate for David Wayne Ison, son of Archie and Shirley Ison nee Young.
151. Marriage Certicifate, no. 407, Shirley Young and Archie Ison's marriage certificate.
152. Knox District Census, 1930, East Part, Knox Distr., East Part., 1930, sheet 12-b, Supervisor Distr. 7, Enum. 14-10, Buchanon Co., VA.
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