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My Family Descent from John the Ancestor

I am directly descended from John Cundict, the first Condit in America, through the following (Condit ID number following name):
John1 Cundict
     Peter2 Cundict
           Samuel3 Condit (1)
                 Captain Jonathan4 Condit (16)
                       Jeptha5 Condit (164)
                             Silas Whitehead6 Condit (1648)
                                   John Henry7 Condit (1648 3)
                                         John Winford8 Condit (1648 34)
                                               Sheldon Everett9 Condit (1648 343)
                                                     Me ( David Everett10 Condit 1648 3431)
                                                         My Son (Charles David11 Condit 1648 3431 2)

A view of where my ancestors lived as they treked across the United States to where I was born vividly shows the expansion of our country from the view of one family and is duplicated by many families in our country.  The trek from Newark, New Jersey to San Francisco, California spanned 265 years and nine generations and included many stops inbetween.  As I have studied the path of my ancestors it has been a facinating study and I hope you will enjoy it also.  The family started in Newark, New Jersey and my branch moved as shown in the following timeline.

Year Where my family moved
1678 Newark, Essex County, New Jersey
1720 Orange, Essex County, New Jersey
abt 1840 Sunbury, Delaware County, Ohio and the immediate area
abt 1843 Nauvoo, Illinois
1845 Kainsville, Nebraska
1846 Little Sioux, Harrison County, Iowa
1881 Washington Territory
1885 Hagerman, Gooding County, Idaho
1943 San Francisco, California
1950 Sacramento, California - all of moves from here on I was involved in personally.
1954 Yuba City/Marysville, California
1956 Salinas, California
1963 Concord, California
1968 Sellersville, Pennsylvania
1969 Ft. Devens, Massachusetts
1970 Asmara, Ethiopia
1972 Vint Hill Farms, Virginia
1975 Ft. Devens, Massachusetts
1976 Bangkok, Thailand
1979 Ft. Hood, Texas
1982 Idar Oberstein, FRG (West Germany)
1983 Wildflecken, FRG (West Germany)
1986 Warrenton, Virginia

My Ancestors Stories

The following stories are directly from my ancestors or their immediate kin. In some cases these stories have been passed to me from other family members and sometimes they are compilations of parts from several stories.

Parker Smith Condit's Stories

Sketch of Silas Whitehead Condit - by his son from the battle of Nauvoo to the settlement of Little Sioux, IA.

Sketch of Parker Smith Condit - son and first child of Silas and Julia.

The death of Amos Condit - Silas' brother and an account of the circumstances of his death.

The death of Charlotte Condit - Silas' mother and Parker's grandmother and how they kept her in the back room for three weeks after she died.

Gooding County (Idaho) Sketches

Sketch of John Henry and Francis Parks Condit - Iowa to Washington and back to Idaho

Sketch of Ervin and Jennie Dennis Condit - Iowa to Idaho and the following years.

Sketch of John Winford (WIN) Condit - a short bio of his life.

Other Stories

Early History of Little Sioux, Iowa - includes how Silas became the first postmaster, by T. B. Neely an early pioneer.

for_getacro.gif (1K) Pioneer History of Hagerman Valley - by J. W. "Win" Condit (Copyright© 1997 David Condit). Requires Acrobat Reader to view and Acrobat Reader is available from Adobe free.

Wills and other Historical Documents

Will of Jonathan Condit proved 1823 - identifies all of Jonathan's sons including my ancestor Jeptha but no distribution to Jeptha as he was dead by then.


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