Sources
Sources
1601. “1930 US Census for William D Dees,” Beat 4, Itawamba, Mississippi, electronic, Ancestry.com, 8/30/2016, Year: 1930; Census Place: Beat 4, Itawamba, Mississippi; Roll: 1150; Page: 19B; Enumeration District: 0009; Image: 400.0; FHL microfilm: 2340885.
1602. “1940 US Census for William D Dees,” Itawamba, Mississippi, electronic, Ancestry.com, 8/30/2016, Year: 1940; Census Place: Itawamba, Mississippi; Roll: T627_2031; Page: 9A; Enumeration District: 29-10-.
1604. “1910 Census-James T Morrow,” Petit Jean Twp, Logan Co., Arkansas, 16 Apr 1910, pdf, National Archives, T624, Roll 56, page 129.
1605. “1920 US Census for Jame T Morrow,” Petit Jean, Logan, Arkansas, electronic, Ancestry.com, 6/5/2012, Year: 1920; Census Place: Petit Jean, Logan, Arkansas; Roll: T625_71; Page: 9A; Enumeration District: 53; Image: 336.
1606. “1930 US Census for J T Morrow,” Pleasant Grove, Perry, Arkansas, electronic, Ancestry.com, 6/5/2012, Year: 1930; Census Place: Pleasant Grove, Perry, Arkansas; Roll: 87; Page: 2A; Enumeration District: 26; Image: 482.0; FHL microfilm: 2339822.
1607. “1940 US Census for James Morrow,” Dyess, Mississippi, Arkansas, electronic, Ancestry.com, 7/17/2017, Year: 1940; Census Place: Dyess, Mississippi, Arkansas; Roll: T627_155; Page: 30B; Enumeration District: 47-22.
1608. Nimrod Cemetery, Nimrod, Perry Co., Arkansas, 7/18/2017, “Find-A-Grave,” https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gsr...&GScid=55390&;.
1609. “1900 US Census for Thomas French,” Petie Jean, Logan, Arkansas, electronic, Ancestry.com, 6/5/2012, Year: 1900; Census Place: Petie Jean, Logan, Arkansas; Roll: 66; Page: 11A; Enumeration District: 56; FHL microfilm: 1240066, says b. 1880.
1610. Gary Treat, gdtreat@yahoo.com, “James Morrow and Emma French,” 3/6/2005, email archive.
1611. “Arkansas Marriages, 1837-1957,” electronic, familysearch, 9/9/2011, for J T Morrow and Emma French, Logan Co., Arkansas, film 1027159, Image Number 00093, page 121.
Butler County, MO Marriage Application Index Volume 1 - Volume 22 Alpha listing C 17772 1883 - 1914
Butler County, MO Marriage Application Index Volume 1 - Volume 22 Alpha listing C 17772 1883 - 1914
1612. “1820 Alabama State Census for Samuel Morrow,” Dallas Co., Alabama, electronic, Ancestry.com, 7/1/2012, Alabama State Census, 1820-1866 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2010. This collection was indexed by Ancestry.com World Archives Project contributors., Alabama State Census, 1820, 1850, 1855 and 1866. Montgomery, Alabama: Alabama Department of Archives & History. Rolls M2004.0008-M2004.0012, M2004.0036-M2004.0050, and M2008.0124.
1613. “1830 US Census for Samuell Marrow (Morrow),” Marion, Alabama, electronic, Ancestry.com, 7/2/2012, 1830 US Census; Census Place: Marion, Alabama; Page: 172; NARA Series: M19; Roll Number: 4; Family History Film: 0002331.
1614. “1866 Alabama State Census for A M Morrow and David Morrow,” Marion Co., Alabama, electronic, ancestry.com, 7/12/2013, Alabama State Census, 1820, 1850, 1855 and 1866. Montgomery, Alabama: Alabama Department of Archives & History. Rolls M2004.0008-M2004.0012, M2004.0036-M2004.0050, and M2008.0124.
1615. “1880 US Census for Alex Morrow,” Bear Creek, Franklin, Alabama, electronic, Ancestry.com, 7/2/2012, Year: 1880; Census Place: Bear Creek, Franklin, Alabama; Roll: 13; Family History Film: 1254013; Page: 605D; Enumeration District: 092; Image: 0720.
1616. Morrow Cousins, Morrow Cousins, Drake Printers, Tuscaloosa, Ala., 1972, Sanuel Morrow’s Bible bought of Gwin and Curtis, Books-Maps-Staioner, Cawhaba, Ala. on Oct. 9, 1822.
Following from “Morrow Cousins,” by Ophelia M. Phillips, Tuscaloosa, Ala., 1972, Published by Drake Printers, Tuscaloosa, Ala.
DAVID MORROW
David was born in 1762 in Maryland and died Oct. 17, 1843 near Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss, in the home of William Sims; I am assuming this because he was listed in Sims' household in the 1840 census. He was a baby when his parents brought him to Chester District, S.C,
In Jan. 1779, he volunteered in the Revolutionary War as a private under Capt. Philip Walker in Co. Winn's Regiment and served 23 months, About 1783 he married Margarett Kelso the daughter of Samuel Keiso and Susan Mills. She was born about 1760 in County Antrim, Ireland and landed in America with her parents Dec. 22, 1767 at Charleston, S.C, and they settled on the north side of Fishing Creek Church.
David and Margarett made their home in the Rocky River section of Chester Co., S.C. and remained there until their children were grown. In 1818 they all moved to Dallas Co., Ala., where he received a patent to 320 acres of land. There he farmed and operated a sawmill. From Dallas Co., Ala. on Jan. I, 1827 David wrote John Kelso, Jr. of Chester Co., S.C, asking him to be his lawful attorney and receive the $60.00 due him from the State Pension Treasure,
According to the 1830 census of Dallas Co., Ala., David and Margarett were living there at that time. By 1833 he had followed his sons, Adam and George to Lawrence Co., Ala. where he filed application for pension for his Revolutionary War service on Sept. 23, 1833. The DAR approved his records for at least two have joined through them: Mrs. Elenor Morrow Lance, Mommouth, Warren Co., 111. # 124246, is one. No additional record is found of Margarett after 1830, so it is believed she died in Dallas Co.
David went with Adam and George to Lafayette Co., Miss, and on June 26, 1834 he wrote the Pension Bureau, asking that his pension payments be transferred from Alabama Agency to one near him in Lafayette Co., Miss, because he intended to remain there and he was old and infirm and lived with his children who lately moved to this new county formed from Chickasaw lands. David and Margartt's children:
81 John Morrow.
82 Samuel Morrow.
83 Alexander Morrow.
84 Joseph Morrow.
85 Elizabeth Morrow.
86 Adam Morrow.
87 David Morrow.
88. George Morrow.
In 1955 I copied the above list of David and Margarett's children and the dates of their birth from a Bible then owned by Mrs. Wesley Cantrell, Route 3, Hamilton, Marion Co., Ala. The first few leaves of this Bible were gone, so I do not know when and by whom it was published. On inside of the front hard cardboard binding was a sticker on which was printed: "Sold by Gwin and Curtis, Books-Maps-Stationer, Cawhaba, Ala." On the first page of the records was written: "Samuel Morrow's Bible bought of Gwin and Curtis on Oct. 9, 1822-price $7.50."
SAMUEL MORROW
Samuel was born Dec. 18, 1786 in Chester Co., S.C. and died after 1860 in the northeast section of Marion Co., Ala. In Chester Co. he married Hannah and her maiden name is unknown but it's probably Milling. She was born 1788 in S.C. and died in Marion Co., Ala. She and Samuel were buried on their farm but have no markers. Mrs. Wes Cantrell lives there or did in 1955. She showed me their burial place. Samuel and Hannah had three children when they moved to Dallas Co., Ala. in 1818. On Oct. 9, 1822 he was granted 80 acres of land there in the Cahaba District #979 and sold it Jan. 25, 1832 . But the 1830 census shows him living in Marion Co., Ala. With his wife, 4 sons, and 3 daughters, and the 1860 census shows he and she still here. He was a blacksmith and farmer. Children:
821 Susannah Mills Morrow b Sept. 4, 1812.
822 Alexander Milling Morrow b Nov. 22, 1814.
823 David Chrisholme Morrow b May 16, 1817.
824 William Martin Morrow b May 16, 1820.
825 Margarett Elizabeth Morrow b Oct. 18, 1822.
826 Martha Jane Morrow b Mar. 10, 1825.
827 John Sumter Morrow b Feb. 9, 1828.
828 Nancy Gepson Morrow b. Dec. 16, 1830.
829 Narcissa Ematine Morrow b Jan. 6, 1837.
I copied these children and their births from Samuel Morrow's Bible mentioned above. There is no more information on any of these except Alexander and David.
DAVID CHRISHOLME MORROW
David was born May 16, 1817 in Chester Co., S.C. and died Nov. 27, 1887 in Marion Co., Ala. In Marion Co., he married Julia Ann Pope who was born Mar. 29, 1824 and died there Jan. 14, 1905. Both are buried in the Pleasant Grove Baptist Church Cemetery a few miles south of Hamilton, east of Highway #13, near their home. David operated a mill and gin on Wood's creek. Children:
8231 Elizabeth J. Morrow b 1846
8232 Nancy A. Morrow b 1848.
8233 Mary A. Morrow b 1850.
8234 John Taylor Morrow b 1852.
8235 Thompson S. Morrow b 1854.
8236 Sarah Morrow b 1856.
8237 Hannah Morrow b 1859.
8238 Davis Gus Davis Morrow b 1861.
8239 Ophelia Morrow b 1865.
These children's names and dates are from the Marion Co., Ala. census. I have information on only one of these.
Following from “Morrow Cousins,” by Ophelia M. Phillips, Tuscaloosa, Ala., 1972, Published by Drake Printers, Tuscaloosa, Ala.
DAVID MORROW
David was born in 1762 in Maryland and died Oct. 17, 1843 near Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss, in the home of William Sims; I am assuming this because he was listed in Sims' household in the 1840 census. He was a baby when his parents brought him to Chester District, S.C,
In Jan. 1779, he volunteered in the Revolutionary War as a private under Capt. Philip Walker in Co. Winn's Regiment and served 23 months, About 1783 he married Margarett Kelso the daughter of Samuel Keiso and Susan Mills. She was born about 1760 in County Antrim, Ireland and landed in America with her parents Dec. 22, 1767 at Charleston, S.C, and they settled on the north side of Fishing Creek Church.
David and Margarett made their home in the Rocky River section of Chester Co., S.C. and remained there until their children were grown. In 1818 they all moved to Dallas Co., Ala., where he received a patent to 320 acres of land. There he farmed and operated a sawmill. From Dallas Co., Ala. on Jan. I, 1827 David wrote John Kelso, Jr. of Chester Co., S.C, asking him to be his lawful attorney and receive the $60.00 due him from the State Pension Treasure,
According to the 1830 census of Dallas Co., Ala., David and Margarett were living there at that time. By 1833 he had followed his sons, Adam and George to Lawrence Co., Ala. where he filed application for pension for his Revolutionary War service on Sept. 23, 1833. The DAR approved his records for at least two have joined through them: Mrs. Elenor Morrow Lance, Mommouth, Warren Co., 111. # 124246, is one. No additional record is found of Margarett after 1830, so it is believed she died in Dallas Co.
David went with Adam and George to Lafayette Co., Miss, and on June 26, 1834 he wrote the Pension Bureau, asking that his pension payments be transferred from Alabama Agency to one near him in Lafayette Co., Miss, because he intended to remain there and he was old and infirm and lived with his children who lately moved to this new county formed from Chickasaw lands. David and Margartt's children:
81 John Morrow.
82 Samuel Morrow.
83 Alexander Morrow.
84 Joseph Morrow.
85 Elizabeth Morrow.
86 Adam Morrow.
87 David Morrow.
88. George Morrow.
In 1955 I copied the above list of David and Margarett's children and the dates of their birth from a Bible then owned by Mrs. Wesley Cantrell, Route 3, Hamilton, Marion Co., Ala. The first few leaves of this Bible were gone, so I do not know when and by whom it was published. On inside of the front hard cardboard binding was a sticker on which was printed: "Sold by Gwin and Curtis, Books-Maps-Stationer, Cawhaba, Ala." On the first page of the records was written: "Samuel Morrow's Bible bought of Gwin and Curtis on Oct. 9, 1822-price $7.50."
SAMUEL MORROW
Samuel was born Dec. 18, 1786 in Chester Co., S.C. and died after 1860 in the northeast section of Marion Co., Ala. In Chester Co. he married Hannah and her maiden name is unknown but it's probably Milling. She was born 1788 in S.C. and died in Marion Co., Ala. She and Samuel were buried on their farm but have no markers. Mrs. Wes Cantrell lives there or did in 1955. She showed me their burial place. Samuel and Hannah had three children when they moved to Dallas Co., Ala. in 1818. On Oct. 9, 1822 he was granted 80 acres of land there in the Cahaba District #979 and sold it Jan. 25, 1832 . But the 1830 census shows him living in Marion Co., Ala. With his wife, 4 sons, and 3 daughters, and the 1860 census shows he and she still here. He was a blacksmith and farmer. Children:
821 Susannah Mills Morrow b Sept. 4, 1812.
822 Alexander Milling Morrow b Nov. 22, 1814.
823 David Chrisholme Morrow b May 16, 1817.
824 William Martin Morrow b May 16, 1820.
825 Margarett Elizabeth Morrow b Oct. 18, 1822.
826 Martha Jane Morrow b Mar. 10, 1825.
827 John Sumter Morrow b Feb. 9, 1828.
828 Nancy Gepson Morrow b. Dec. 16, 1830.
829 Narcissa Ematine Morrow b Jan. 6, 1837.
I copied these children and their births from Samuel Morrow's Bible mentioned above. There is no more information on any of these except Alexander and David.
DAVID CHRISHOLME MORROW
David was born May 16, 1817 in Chester Co., S.C. and died Nov. 27, 1887 in Marion Co., Ala. In Marion Co., he married Julia Ann Pope who was born Mar. 29, 1824 and died there Jan. 14, 1905. Both are buried in the Pleasant Grove Baptist Church Cemetery a few miles south of Hamilton, east of Highway #13, near their home. David operated a mill and gin on Wood's creek. Children:
8231 Elizabeth J. Morrow b 1846
8232 Nancy A. Morrow b 1848.
8233 Mary A. Morrow b 1850.
8234 John Taylor Morrow b 1852.
8235 Thompson S. Morrow b 1854.
8236 Sarah Morrow b 1856.
8237 Hannah Morrow b 1859.
8238 Davis Gus Davis Morrow b 1861.
8239 Ophelia Morrow b 1865.
These children's names and dates are from the Marion Co., Ala. census. I have information on only one of these.
1617. The Heritage of Franklin County, Alabama, Submitted by: Christie Crouch Genola, Duck Hill, Mississippi, Heritage Publishing Consultants, Inc., Clanton, AL, Walsworth Publishing Company, 1999, , 9/2/2016, The Stanphills by Helen Roberts, Family Recordds, Headstones.
1618. Robert D Bellew, rbellew@houston.rr.com, “Re: Hobson & Burleson by Daniel McCance,” http://genforum.genealogy.com/burleson/messages/833.html, February 27, 2000.
1619. “1830 US Census for John Burleson,” Jefferson, Alabama, electronic, Ancestry.com, 8/24/2015, 1830; Census Place: Jefferson, Alabama; Series: M19; Roll: 1; Page: 160; Family History Library Film: 0002328.
1620. “1900 US Census for Ann Marr (Zillian Ann Morrow), Bone Marr (Bonaparte Morrow), John Garrison,” Bear Creek, Franklin, Alabama, electronic, Ancestry.com, 6/5/2012, Year: 1900; Census Place: Bear Creek, Franklin, Alabama; Roll: 16; Page: 15B; Enumeration District: 22; FHL microfilm: 1240016.
1621. “1910 US Census for William T Humprey (Humpreys),” Burleson, Franklin, Alabama, electronic, Ancestry.com, 7/12/2012, Year: 1910; Census Place: Burleson, Franklin, Alabama; Roll: T624_14; Page: 7A; Enumeration District: 0088; Image: 238; FHL microfilm: 1374027.
1622. RLDS Membership Records, Deceased Members, 4/17/2013, Community of Christ Archives, Independence, Missouri; RLDS Membership Records, Deceased Members, Microfilm, Roll with Letter “P”.
1623. “1900 Census - John Marrow (Morrow),” Hamilton, Marion Co., Alabama, 6/15/1900, National Archives T623, Roll 30, pg 125B; electronic, pdf in possession of David Condit; ancestry.com, Year: 1900; Census Place: Hamilton, Marion, Alabama; Roll: 30; Page: 10A; Enumeration District: 0058; FHL microfilm: 1240030.
MORROW, JOHN
Alabama , MARION, HAMILTON, Age 54, Male, Race: White, Born: AL
Series: T623 Roll: 30 Page: 125
MORROW, JOHN
Alabama , MARION, HAMILTON, Age 54, Male, Race: White, Born: AL
Series: T623 Roll: 30 Page: 125
1624. “1910 Census - John Morrow,” Parkville, Marion Co., Alabama, 17 Apr 1910, pdf file, National Archives, T626, Roll 25, sheet 164.
1625. “1920 US Census for John S Marrow (Morrow),” Pikeville, Marion, Alabama, electronic, Ancestry.com, 2/6/2013, Year: 1920; Census Place: Pikeville, Marion, Alabama; Roll: T625_33; Page: 4A; Enumeration District: 70; Image: 410.
1626. “1900 Census - John Marrow (Morrow),” Hamilton, Marion Co., Alabama, 6/15/1900, National Archives T623, Roll 30, pg 125B; electronic, pdf in possession of David Condit; ancestry.com, Year: 1900; Census Place: Hamilton, Marion, Alabama; Roll: 30; Page: 10A; Enumeration District: 0058; FHL microfilm: 1240030, indicates b. Nov 1846.
MORROW, JOHN
Alabama , MARION, HAMILTON, Age 54, Male, Race: White, Born: AL
Series: T623 Roll: 30 Page: 125
MORROW, JOHN
Alabama , MARION, HAMILTON, Age 54, Male, Race: White, Born: AL
Series: T623 Roll: 30 Page: 125
1627. “Alabama Deaths, 1908-1974,” electronic, online, from familysearch.com, 7/12/2012, for John Morrow, b. 12/18/1847 Marion Co., Alabama; d. 5/23/1926, Halltown, Franklin, Alabama; f. Alex Morrow, m. Zillie Ann Burleson, Halltown, Franklin, Alabama, film number: 1908282, indicates b. 18 Dec 1847.
1628. “Alabama Deaths, 1908-1974,” electronic, online, from familysearch.com, 7/12/2012, for John Morrow, b. 12/18/1847 Marion Co., Alabama; d. 5/23/1926, Halltown, Franklin, Alabama; f. Alex Morrow, m. Zillie Ann Burleson, Halltown, Franklin, Alabama, film number: 1908282.
1629. Williams Cemetery, Hamilton, Marion Co., Alabama, 2/6/2013, Find-A-Grave, http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gsr&...&GScid=27112&;.
1630. “1900 Census - John Marrow (Morrow),” Hamilton, Marion Co., Alabama, 6/15/1900, National Archives T623, Roll 30, pg 125B; electronic, pdf in possession of David Condit; ancestry.com, Year: 1900; Census Place: Hamilton, Marion, Alabama; Roll: 30; Page: 10A; Enumeration District: 0058; FHL microfilm: 1240030, says b. Jan 1848.
MORROW, JOHN
Alabama , MARION, HAMILTON, Age 54, Male, Race: White, Born: AL
Series: T623 Roll: 30 Page: 125
MORROW, JOHN
Alabama , MARION, HAMILTON, Age 54, Male, Race: White, Born: AL
Series: T623 Roll: 30 Page: 125
1631. Rebecca J. Adkins, Mary Jim Black, and Barbara F. Bussey, Marriage Records, Marion County, Alabama 1887 - 1895, 1981, Winfield, Alabama; Rebecca J. Adkins, Mary Jim Black, and Barbara F. Bussey, 1, 41, 4/5/2011.
1632. Marion County Alabama Genealogy and History: Genalogy Trails by Veneta McKinney, “Marriages - M,” http://genealogytrails.com/ala/marion/marriages_m.html, from newspapers and other sources, 4/2/2013, Marion Herald, April 4, 1889 - pg 4).
1633. “1790 US Census for David Morrow,” Chester, South Carolina, electronic, Ancestry.com, 5/19/2015, Year: 1790; Census Place: Chester, South Carolina; Series: M637; Roll: 11; Page: 179; Image: 117; Family History Library Film: 0568151.
1634. “1800 US Census for David Morrow,” Chester, South Carolina, electronic, Ancestry.com, 5/19/2015, Year: 1800; Census Place: Chester, South Carolina; Series: M32; Roll: 47; Page: 78; Image: 156; Family History Library Film: 181422.
1635. “1840 US Census for Sam Morrow, J M Hall,” Marion, Alabama, electronic, Ancestry.com, 7/2/2012, Year: 1840; Census Place: , Marion, Alabama; Roll: 13; Page: 62; Image: 129; Family History Library Film: 0002335.
I believe this must be Samuel Morrow and his oldest daughters family living right next door to each other or maybe even in the same house, just two families. Hannah seems to be in J M Hall’s household and Susannah seems to be in Samuel’s household. Samuel’s age is off 10 years and there are to many children under 10 but otherwise this seems to be correct.
I believe this must be Samuel Morrow and his oldest daughters family living right next door to each other or maybe even in the same house, just two families. Hannah seems to be in J M Hall’s household and Susannah seems to be in Samuel’s household. Samuel’s age is off 10 years and there are to many children under 10 but otherwise this seems to be correct.
1636. “1850 US Census for Samuel Morrow,” District 14, Marion, Alabama, electronic, Ancestry.com, 7/1/2012, Year: 1850; Census Place: District 14, Marion, Alabama; Roll: M432_10; Page: 134A; Image: 273.
1637. “1860 US Census for Samuel Morrow,” Eastern District, Marion, Alabama, electronic, Ancestry.com, 7/1/2012, Year: 1860; Census Place: Eastern District, Marion, Alabama; Roll: M653_16; Page: 679; Image: 203; Family History Library Film: 803016.
1638. Sharon Morrow Tomback, The Morrows of Marion Co., Alabama and of the Southeast United States, Gateway Press, Inc., Baltimore, 1993.
1639. “1820 Alabama State Census for David Morrow Sen.,” Dallas Co., Alabama, electronic, Ancestry.com, 7/1/2012, Alabama State Census, 1820-1866 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2010. This collection was indexed by Ancestry.com World Archives Project contributors., Alabama State Census, 1820, 1850, 1855 and 1866. Montgomery, Alabama: Alabama Department of Archives & History. Rolls M2004.0008-M2004.0012, M2004.0036-M2004.0050, and M2008.0124.
1640. “1830 US Census-David Sr, David Jr, Joseph Morrow,” Dallas Co., Alabama, pdf file, National Archives; M19, Roll 2, page 98.
1641. “Revolutionary War Pension File of David Morrow, S7253, South Carolina,” viewed 2007, electronic, footnote.com (now fold3.com).
Copy in the possession of David Condit.
Copy in the possession of David Condit.
1642. Stephen M. Lawson, “Kelsey,” http://kinnexions.com/smlawson/kelsey.htm, viewed 3/4/2005.
Primary information source: Samuel Kelso/Kelsey 1720-1796, by Dr. and Mrs. Mavis Parrott Kelsey, Sr., Houston, TX . Additional information from the pages of The Earl of Donegal - The Kelsey Family Bulletin , compiled by Mason D. Kelsey, and contacts with sharing cousins.
Primary information source: Samuel Kelso/Kelsey 1720-1796, by Dr. and Mrs. Mavis Parrott Kelsey, Sr., Houston, TX . Additional information from the pages of The Earl of Donegal - The Kelsey Family Bulletin , compiled by Mason D. Kelsey, and contacts with sharing cousins.
1643. “1840 US Census for Wm Sims Sow (Wm Sims Sr),” Lafayette, Mississippi, electronic, Ancestry.com, 7/1/2012, Year: 1840; Census Place: , Lafayette, Mississippi; Roll: 215; Page: 177; Image: 358; Family History Library Film: 0014841.
1644. “Morrow DNA Project Lines of Descent,” Amelia Gerlicher/MorrowDNA, amorrow@post.harvard.edu, http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op...orrowdna&id=I355, 3/19/2011, 2011-2014.
1645. South Carolina Archives;, “Archives & HIstory Database Results,” http://www.archivesindex.sc.gov/onlinearchives/search.aspx (search term David Morrow) item 31 of 38, 1/5/2013, Series: S108092, Reel: 0108, Frame: 00233, Record 31of 38 records.
MORROW, DAVID, OF CHESTER DISTRICT, PETITION AND SUPPORTING PAPERS REQUESTING A PENSION FOR HIS MILITARY SERVICE DURING THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION.
MORROW, DAVID, OF CHESTER DISTRICT, PETITION AND SUPPORTING PAPERS REQUESTING A PENSION FOR HIS MILITARY SERVICE DURING THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION.
1646. The Morrows and Related Families 1640-1978, J. T. Morrow, Gateway Press, Inc.; Baltimore, 1979, 5/19/2015.
Also see Morrow Cousins for a copy of Maj. Samuel Morrow’s bible.
Also see Morrow Cousins for a copy of Maj. Samuel Morrow’s bible.
1647. William “Bill” Morrow, “Re: David Morrow/Murray/Murrowes of Norfolk Co., Virginia,” 5/14/2015-5/20/2015, email files of David Condit.
5/14 Included pdf document titled "Morrow, David Sr d.1693 descendants.pdf
5/19 included a more complete document
5/20 included a document on Robert Morrow, b. 1752
5/14 Included pdf document titled "Morrow, David Sr d.1693 descendants.pdf
5/19 included a more complete document
5/20 included a document on Robert Morrow, b. 1752
1648. Morrow - Osborn Ancestral Families, Compiled by Vera Meek Wimberly, self-publixhed Conroe, Texaas, 1996, 99-132.
1649. “1900 Census - William W Marr (Morrow),” Bear Creek, Franklin Co., Alabama, 6/15/1900, National Archives T623, Roll 16, pg 256A, pdf in possession of David Condit.
HUMPHREYS, WILLIAM
Alabama , FRANKLIN, BEAR CRK, Age 29, Male, Race: White, Born: AL
Series: T623 Roll: 16 Page: 255
HUMPHREYS, WILLIAM
Alabama , FRANKLIN, BEAR CRK, Age 29, Male, Race: White, Born: AL
Series: T623 Roll: 16 Page: 255
1650. “Alabama Deaths, 1908-1974,” electronic, from familysearch.com, 7/12/2012, for W W Morrow, 1/27/1929, Franklin Co., Alabama, film number: 1908462, online.
1651. “1880 U.S. Census-Alex Morrow, Wm Stanfill,” Bear Creek, Franklin Co., Alabama, 6/8/1880, Nara Film T9-13, pg 605D; electronic, National Archives; ancestry.com, Year: 1880; Census Place: Bear Creek, Franklin, Alabama; Roll: 13; Family History Film: 1254013; Page: 605D; Enumeration District: 092; Image: 0720.
1652. “1900 Census - William W Marr (Morrow),” Bear Creek, Franklin Co., Alabama, 6/15/1900, National Archives T623, Roll 16, pg 256A, pdf in possession of David Condit, dob listed as May 1864.
HUMPHREYS, WILLIAM
Alabama , FRANKLIN, BEAR CRK, Age 29, Male, Race: White, Born: AL
Series: T623 Roll: 16 Page: 255
HUMPHREYS, WILLIAM
Alabama , FRANKLIN, BEAR CRK, Age 29, Male, Race: White, Born: AL
Series: T623 Roll: 16 Page: 255
1653. “1910 US Census for Dean (Dena) Morrow,” Kansas Ward 9, Jackson, Missouri, electronic, ancestry.com, 4/25/2014, Year: 1910; Census Place: Burleson, Franklin, Alabama; Roll: T624_14; Page: 7B; Enumeration District: 0088; FHL microfilm: 1374027.
1654. Berry Cemetery, Red Bay, Franklin Co., Alabama, 4/26/2014, “Find-A-Grave,” http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gsr&...&GScid=21497&;.
1655. “Alabama Deaths, 1908-1974,” electronic, online, from familysearch.com, 7/12/2012, for Elviry Martin, 8/24/1925, Halltown, Franklin, Alabama, film number: 1908273, for daughter.
1656. “1880 US Census for J W Umphreys (Humphres),” Bear Creek, Franklin, Alabama, electronic, Ancestry.com, 1/31/2019, Year: 1880; Census Place: Bear Creek, Franklin, Alabama; Roll: 13; Page: 609C; Enumeration District: 092.
1657. “1920 US Census for James W Martin,” Red Bay, Franklin, Alabama, electronic, Ancestry.com, 4/26/2014, Year: 1920; Census Place: Red Bay, Franklin, Alabama; Roll: T625_17; Page: 2A; Enumeration District: 140; Image: 50.
1658. “1930 US Census for James W Martin,” Halltown, Franklin, Alabama, electronic, ancestry.com, 1/31/2019, Year: 1930; Census Place: Halltown, Franklin, Alabama; Page: 2A; Enumeration District: 0021; FHL microfilm: 2339752.
1659. “1900 US Census for Bruce Morrow,” Burnsville, Tishomingo, Mississippi, electronic, Ancestry.com, 7/2/2012, Year: 1900; Census Place: Burnsville, Tishomingo, Mississippi; Roll: 830; Page: 12A; Enumeration District: 113; FHL microfilm: 1240830.
1660. The Heritage of Marion County, Alabama, Heritage Publishing Consultants, Inc., Clanton, AL, Walsworth Publishing Company, 1999, , 9/2/2016.
1661. “Halltown Cemetery, Franklin Co., Alabama,” surveyed by the John W. Harris Chapter 2437 United Daughter of the Confederacy in 1975. Linda H. Underwood transcribed the records into a computer database in 2000, http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~alfrankl/h2.html.
1662. “Malissa Jane Hodge Morrow,” believe from RaNa Vaughn around 2012, electronic, copy in files of David Condit, 8/31/2016, Morrow folder, Tishimingo county Historical & Genealogy Society, Iuka, Mississippi.
1663. “1900 Census - Robert Bruce Morrow,” Burnsville, Tishomingo Co., Mississippi, 6/15/1900, National Archives T623, Roll 830, pg 180, pdf in possession of David Condit.
HUMPHREYS, WILLIAM
Alabama , FRANKLIN, BEAR CRK, Age 29, Male, Race: White, Born: AL
Series: T623 Roll: 16 Page: 255
HUMPHREYS, WILLIAM
Alabama , FRANKLIN, BEAR CRK, Age 29, Male, Race: White, Born: AL
Series: T623 Roll: 16 Page: 255
1664. “1910 Census-Robert Morrow,” Prec 5-Red Bay, Franklin Co., Alabama, 20 Apr 1910, pdf, National Archives, T624, Roll 14, page 106.
1665. Suzanne Collins, “Collins_2012-01-29,” http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/47025135/person/6675357786, 6/28/2013.
1666. “1900 US Census for William G Morrow (believe this is Gilbert Morrow),” Apple Grove, Morgan, Alabama, electronic, Ancestry.com, 2/24/2019, Year: 1900; Census Place: Apple Grove, Morgan, Alabama; Page: 2; Enumeration District: 0131; FHL microfilm: 1240035.
Day laborers in family of Louisa Henson.
Day laborers in family of Louisa Henson.
1667. “1910 Census-Hugh C & Gilbert H Morrow,” Prec 5-Red Bay, Franklin Co., Alabama, 16 Apr 1910, pdf, National Archives, T624, Roll 14, page 107 (10A).
1668. “1930 US Census for Lillie Morrow,” Tyronza, Poinsett, Arkansas, electronic, ancestry.com, 8/4/2018, Year: 1930; Census Place: Tyronza, Poinsett, Arkansas; Page: 4B; Enumeration District: 0018; FHL microfilm: 2339823.
1669. “Alabama Marriages, 1816-1957,” electronic, familysearch, 9/9/2011, for Gilbert H Morrow and Lettee A Henson, Franklin Co., Alabama, film 1031242, Alabama-EASy.
Butler County, MO Marriage Application Index Volume 1 - Volume 22 Alpha listing C 17772 1883 - 1914
Butler County, MO Marriage Application Index Volume 1 - Volume 22 Alpha listing C 17772 1883 - 1914
1670. Mount Zion Cemetery, Steele, Pemiscot Co., Missouri, 8/4/2018, “Find-A-Grave,” https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/30386/memorial...=&lastName=Chism.
1671. “1900 US Census - Withri Morrow Humphreys,” Bear Creek, Franklin Co., Alabama, 6/15/1900, National Archives T623, Roll 16, pg 255B, pdf in possession of David Condit.
HUMPHREYS, WILLIAM
Alabama , FRANKLIN, BEAR CRK, Age 29, Male, Race: White, Born: AL
Series: T623 Roll: 16 Page: 255
HUMPHREYS, WILLIAM
Alabama , FRANKLIN, BEAR CRK, Age 29, Male, Race: White, Born: AL
Series: T623 Roll: 16 Page: 255
1672. “1920 Census-William Humphries, Archie Humphries, William E Martin and (Withia Morrow Humphreys),” Red Bay, Franklin Co., Alabama, 24 Jan 1920, pdf, electronic, National Archives, T625, Roll 17, Page 23 (2A); ancestry.com, 7/12/2012, Year: 1920; Census Place: Red Bay, Franklin, Alabama; Roll: T625_17; Page: 2A; Enumeration District: 140; Image: 50.
1673. “1850 US Census for James M Hall,” District 14, Marion, Alabama, electronic, Ancestry.com, 7/1/2012, Year: 1850; Census Place: District 14, Marion, Alabama; Roll: M432_10; Page: 145B; Image: 296.
1674. “1860 US Census for Jas M Fall (Hall),” Western District, Marion, Alabama, electronic, Ancestry.com, 7/2/2012, Year: 1860; Census Place: Western District, Marion, Alabama; Roll: M653_16; Page: 485; Image: 5; Family History Library Film: 803016.
1675. “1870 U.S. Census - Jas M Hall,” Western District, Marion, Alabama, electronic, ancestry.com, 7/2/2012, Year: 1870; Census Place: Western District, Marion, Alabama; Roll: M593_29; Page: 51B; Image: 106; Family History Library Film: 545528.
1676. “1850 US Census for D C Morrow,” District 14, Marion, Alabama, electronic, Ancestry.com, 7/2/2016, Year: 1850; Census Place: District 14, Marion, Alabama; Roll: M432_10; Page: 146A; Image: 297-.
1677. “1860 US Census for David C Morrow,” Eastern District, Marion, Alabama, electronic, Ancestry.com, 7/2/2016, Year: 1860; Census Place: Eastern District, Marion, Alabama; Roll: M653_16; Page: 678; Image: 202; Family History Library Film: 803016.
1678. “1870 U.S. Census - D C Morrow,” Pikeville P.O., Marion Co., Alabama, 18 June 1870, pdf, electronic, National Archives, Nara Film M593, Roll 29, pg 51, ancestry.com, Year: 1870; Census Place: Western District, Marion, Alabama; Roll: M593_29; Page: 51A; Image: 106; Family History Library Film: 545528.
1679. Dorothy Shores Stalcup and William Spann Stalcup, Cemetery Inscriptions of Marion County, Alabama, The Amory Advertiser, Amory, MS; 1979, 1, multiple, 4/5/2011.
1680. “1850 US Census for David Resinger, William M. Morrow,” District 7, Itawamba, Mississippi, electronic, Ancestry.com, 7/2/2012, Year: 1850; Census Place: District 7, Itawamba, Mississippi; Roll: M432_373; Page: 402A; Image: 349.
1681. “Mississippi Marriages, 1826-1900,” for William M Morrow and Taletha L Allen, Itawamba Co., Mississippi, electronic, ancestry.com, 7/2/2012, Mississippi Marriages, 1826-1900 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2000.
Entry for Isaac McKinley: Died Jan. 25, 1905
Entry for Isaac McKinley: Died Jan. 25, 1905
1682. “1870 U.S. Census - Wm M Morrow,” Ward 6, Calcasieu, Louisiana, electronic, ancestry.com, 7/2/2012, Year: 1870; Census Place: Ward 6, Calcasieu, Louisiana; Roll: M593_509; Page: 54A; Image: 111; Family History Library Film: 552008.
1683. “1850 US Census for W R Hall,” District 14, Marion, Alabama, electronic, Ancestry.com, 4/3/2013, Year: 1850; Census Place: District 14, Marion, Alabama; Roll: M432_10; Page: 147A; Image: 299.
1684. “1860 US Census for Wm R Hall,” Eastern District, Marion, Alabama, electronic, Ancestry.com, 4/3/2013, Year: 1860; Census Place: Eastern District, Marion, Alabama; Roll: M653_16; Page: 678; Image: 202; Family History Library Film: 803016.
1685. “1870 US Census for Wm R Hall,” Western District, Marion, Alabama, electronic, ancestry.com, 4/3/2013, Year: 1870; Census Place: Western District, Marion, Alabama; Roll: M593_29; Page: 51A; Image: 105; Family History Library Film: 545528.
1686. “1860 US Census for D Risinger,” Union, Louisiana, electronic, Ancestry.com, 7/2/2012, Year: 1860; Census Place: , Union, Louisiana; Roll: M653_426; Page: 616; Image: 152; Family History Library Film: 803426.
1687. “1880 US Census for Wm J Risinger,” 3rd Ward, Union, Louisiana, electronic, Ancestry.com, 7/2/2012, Year: 1880; Census Place: 3rd Ward, Union, Louisiana; Roll: 473; Family History Film: 1254473; Page: 462A; Enumeration District: 087; Image: 0206.
1688. Tenaha City Cemetery, Tenaha, Shelby Co., Texas, 7/2/2012, Find-A-Grave, http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gsr&...mp;GScid=2250706&;.
1689. PLMathews71, “Pease-Mathews Family Tree,” http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/25309452/person/1637264920, 3/10/2014.
1690. “1900 US Census for D C Risinger,” Justice Precinct 5, Shelby, Texas, electronic, Ancestry.com, 7/2/2012, Year: 1900; Census Place: Justice Precinct 5, Shelby, Texas; Roll: 1669; Page: 22A; Enumeration District: 90; FHL microfilm: 1241669.
1691. “1820 Alabama State Census for John Morrow,” Dallas Co., Alabama, electronic, Ancestry.com, 7/1/2012, Alabama State Census, 1820-1866 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2010. This collection was indexed by Ancestry.com World Archives Project contributors., Alabama State Census, 1820, 1850, 1855 and 1866. Montgomery, Alabama: Alabama Department of Archives & History. Rolls M2004.0008-M2004.0012, M2004.0036-M2004.0050, and M2008.0124.
1692. Ruth Ratliff, ruthliff@aol.com, “Mary Boyd Morrow or Margaret Boyd Morrow (Morrow Board on Ancestry),” http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/message/an/surnames.morrow/97.710.711, 11/2/1999.
1693. “1820 Alabama State Census for Alexander Morrow,” Dallas Co., Alabama, electronic, Ancestry.com, 7/1/2012, Alabama State Census, 1820-1866 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2010. This collection was indexed by Ancestry.com World Archives Project contributors., Alabama State Census, 1820, 1850, 1855 and 1866. Montgomery, Alabama: Alabama Department of Archives & History. Rolls M2004.0008-M2004.0012, M2004.0036-M2004.0050, and M2008.0124.
1694. “1830 US Census-Alex Morrow,” Dallas Co., Alabama, pdf file, electronic, National Archives; M19, Roll 2, page 97, ancestry.com, 3/3/2005, 1830 US Census; Census Place: Dallas, Alabama; Page: 67; NARA Series: M19; Roll Number: 2; Family History Film: 0002329.
1695. “South Carolina Marriages, 1641-1965,” for Alexander Morrow and Mary Morrow, South Carolina, electronic, ancestry.com, 7/1/2012, South Carolina Marriages, 1641-1965 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2005, South Carolina marriage information taken from various sources. Many of these records were extracted from copies of the original records in microfilm, microfiche, or book format, located at the Family History Library.
Entry for Isaac McKinley: Died Jan. 25, 1905
Entry for Isaac McKinley: Died Jan. 25, 1905
1696. “1820 Alabama State Census for Joseph Morrow,” Dallas Co., Alabama, electronic, Ancestry.com, 7/1/2012, Alabama State Census, 1820-1866 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2010. This collection was indexed by Ancestry.com World Archives Project contributors., Alabama State Census, 1820, 1850, 1855 and 1866. Montgomery, Alabama: Alabama Department of Archives & History. Rolls M2004.0008-M2004.0012, M2004.0036-M2004.0050, and M2008.0124.
1697. “1850 US Census for Joseph Morrow,” Woodlawn, Dallas, Alabama, electronic, Ancestry.com, 7/2/2012, Year: 1850; Census Place: Woodlawn, Dallas, Alabama; Roll: M432_4; Page: 315A; Image: 640.
1698. Extracted by Hazel Green <hazelgreen@aol.com>, “Marriage Records 1818 – 1845, Dallas, Alabama,” http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/al/dallas/vitals/marriages/1818-1845.txt, Sep 1996.
1699. “1820 Alabama State Census for Adam Morrow,” Dallas Co., Alabama, electronic, Ancestry.com, 7/1/2012, Alabama State Census, 1820-1866 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2010. This collection was indexed by Ancestry.com World Archives Project contributors., Alabama State Census, 1820, 1850, 1855 and 1866. Montgomery, Alabama: Alabama Department of Archives & History. Rolls M2004.0008-M2004.0012, M2004.0036-M2004.0050, and M2008.0124.
1700. “1850 US Census for Adam Morrow,” Lafayette, Mississippi, electronic, Ancestry.com, 7/2/2012, Year: 1850; Census Place: , Lafayette, Mississippi; Roll: M432_375; Page: 298B; Image: 153.
1701. “1820 Alabama State Census for David Morrow Jun.,” Dallas Co., Alabama, electronic, Ancestry.com, 7/1/2012, Alabama State Census, 1820-1866 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2010. This collection was indexed by Ancestry.com World Archives Project contributors., Alabama State Census, 1820, 1850, 1855 and 1866. Montgomery, Alabama: Alabama Department of Archives & History. Rolls M2004.0008-M2004.0012, M2004.0036-M2004.0050, and M2008.0124.
1702. “1840 US Census for David Morrow,” Ward 2, Warren, Illinois, electronic, Ancestry.com, 7/2/2012, Year: 1840; Census Place: Ward 2, Warren, Illinois; Roll: 72; Page: 183; Image: 1060; Family History Library Film: 0007644.
1703. “1850 US Census for David Morrow,” Warren, Illinois, electronic, Ancestry.com, 7/2/2012, Year: 1850; Census Place: , Warren, Illinois; Roll: M432_131; Page: 74A; Image: 154.
1704. “1850 US Census for Geo Morrow,” Lafayette, Mississippi, electronic, Ancestry.com, 7/2/2012, Year: 1850; Census Place: , Lafayette, Mississippi; Roll: M432_375; Page: 304B; Image: 165.
1705. Parke, Nathan G. and Jacobus, Donald Lines, The ancestry of Rev. Nathan Grier Parke and his wife Ann Elizabeth Gildersleeve, N.G. Parke, Woodstock, Vermont, 1959, 60, page 64.
1706. “Will extract for Joseph Crane,” Documents Relating to the Colonial History of the State of New Jersey, A. Van Doren Honeyman, The Unionist-Gazette Association, Printers, Somerville, NJ, 1918, First Series-Vol. XXX; Calendar of New Jersey Wills, Administrations, Etc., Vol II - 1730-1750, 121, 4/10/2015, electronic; google books.
1694 Oct 31. Ward, John, of Newark; will of. Wife Hannah, formerly the widow of Thomas Huntington. Sons John and Nathaniel; sons-in-law Jabish Rogers and John Cooper; the latter is to have Pheby’s share in the division; daughters now living, but not named, children of dec’d daughter Hanner Baldwin; grandson John Ward, House and lot in ewark Township between John Morice and Nathaniel Warde, and other land. Personal property. Executors-sons John and Nathaniel. Witnesses-John Prudden senior and Robert Young. Proved November 20, 1694. NJ Archives, XXL, p. 216, and Essex Wills.
1694 Oct 31. Ward, John, of Newark; will of. Wife Hannah, formerly the widow of Thomas Huntington. Sons John and Nathaniel; sons-in-law Jabish Rogers and John Cooper; the latter is to have Pheby’s share in the division; daughters now living, but not named, children of dec’d daughter Hanner Baldwin; grandson John Ward, House and lot in ewark Township between John Morice and Nathaniel Warde, and other land. Personal property. Executors-sons John and Nathaniel. Witnesses-John Prudden senior and Robert Young. Proved November 20, 1694. NJ Archives, XXL, p. 216, and Essex Wills.
1707. J. Percy Crayon, Rockaway Records of Morris County, N. J. Families, Rockaway Publishinng Co.; Rockaway, New Jersey; 1902, 203-4.
1709. Tennessee Cousins, Worth S. Ray, begins on page 256, Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc.; Baltimore; 1971.
Morrow information in this volume must be verified by other sources as Worth Ray ties families together that subsequently have been proven by DNA to be incorrect. For DNA results see the Morrow DNA Project http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~amorrow/morrowdna.htm
Morrow information in this volume must be verified by other sources as Worth Ray ties families together that subsequently have been proven by DNA to be incorrect. For DNA results see the Morrow DNA Project http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~amorrow/morrowdna.htm
1710. “Will of David Murray, of Elizabeth river in ye County of Norfolk in Virginia (extract),” Brief abstract of Lower Norfolk County and Norfolk County wills, 1637-1710 V. 1, McIntosh, Charles Fleming, 141, Lower Norfolk Co., Virginia, 5 Nov 1692, proved 16 May 1693, electronic, files of David Condit.
1711. William “Bill” Morrow, “Re: David Morrow/Murray/Murrowes of Norfolk Co., Virginia,” 5/14/2015-5/20/2015, email files of David Condit, Estate of Richard Smith names Grace Morrow as heir: Bk G p192 dated 04 Nov 1727. Alex did not sign, indicating he was dead.
5/14 Included pdf document titled "Morrow, David Sr d.1693 descendants.pdf
5/19 included a more complete document
5/20 included a document on Robert Morrow, b. 1752
5/14 Included pdf document titled "Morrow, David Sr d.1693 descendants.pdf
5/19 included a more complete document
5/20 included a document on Robert Morrow, b. 1752
1712. “Virginia Death Records-Prior to 1/1/1650,” Kristina, http://nyvagenealogy.homestead.com/vaDeathRecords1600.html, 8/25/2015.
DOD Name Location Note
may. 16. 1693 david murray Norfolk LNCW141
may 17. 1692 david morrow Norfolk LNCW139
JAN 18 1745 JOHN MORROW NORFOLK
DOD Name Location Note
may. 16. 1693 david murray Norfolk LNCW141
may 17. 1692 david morrow Norfolk LNCW139
JAN 18 1745 JOHN MORROW NORFOLK
1713. “Will of Mathew Mathias (extract),” Brief abstract of Lower Norfolk County and Norfolk County wills, 1637-1710 V. 1, McIntosh, Charles Fleming, 30, Lower Norfolk Co., Virginia, 24 Jun 1669, proved 16 Aug 1669, electronic, files of David Condit.
MATHEW MATHIAS . . . Book E. f 55 dated 24 June 1669. proved 16 Aug. 1669.
wife
. . . sonne John Mathias
. . . three children
. . . my eldest sonne & my youngest sonne all my lands
friends david Morow and Michael Macoy . . . Overseers
. . . witnesses: John Hebdon. Ann Morrow.
MATHEW MATHIAS . . . Book E. f 55 dated 24 June 1669. proved 16 Aug. 1669.
wife
. . . sonne John Mathias
. . . three children
. . . my eldest sonne & my youngest sonne all my lands
friends david Morow and Michael Macoy . . . Overseers
. . . witnesses: John Hebdon. Ann Morrow.
1714. Lower Norfolk County, Virginia court records : Book "A", 1637-1646 & Book "B", 1646-1651/2, Alice Granbery Walter, Baltimore, Md. : Clearfield Co., c1994, 157 & 184a, 5/13/2015.
Certificate: to Richard Whitehurst for 300 acres for transportation of: Arghill Cammeron, David Murrowes, Thomas Sanderson, William Castle, Bartholomew Ward, Mathew Mathais & Anne Lovell.
"Davy Marroloe was by the Churchwardens prresented for gettinge his now wife with child before marriage .......torn.....to the next Court."
later on same page of book
"These are to certiie xx that according to my oath I psent Davy Marrowe & his wife for gettinge her with child before he married her.
RICH: WHITEHURST"
Certificate: to Richard Whitehurst for 300 acres for transportation of: Arghill Cammeron, David Murrowes, Thomas Sanderson, William Castle, Bartholomew Ward, Mathew Mathais & Anne Lovell.
"Davy Marroloe was by the Churchwardens prresented for gettinge his now wife with child before marriage .......torn.....to the next Court."
later on same page of book
"These are to certiie xx that according to my oath I psent Davy Marrowe & his wife for gettinge her with child before he married her.
RICH: WHITEHURST"
1715. “Ann Morrow,” nixongen, http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/12201035/person/100...97d126d88?src=search, 5/18/2015.
1716. “World War 2 Draft Registration Card-Calvin Bruce Morrow,” electronic, familysearch.org, 7/11/2012, Poinsett Co., Arkansas, 10/16/1940, Registration Location: Poinsett Co., Arkansas; Film:; Image: 00619.
1717. Marcia Walker Shelton, mshelton@union-tel.com, “Ray Family Greene Co., IL,” 3/6/2003, Copy in possesion of David Condit.
1718. “1850 Census for Peter Carpenter,” Illinois, Greene Co., N. Apple Creek, 14 Dec? 1850, Nara Film, M432, Roll 108, page 144, Copy in possession of David Condit; ancestry.com, 3/12/2011, Year: 1850; Census Place: North of Apple Creek, Greene, Illinois; Roll: M432_108; Page: 144A; Image: 296.
Malinda and children of Thomas Ray in family of Peter Carpenter
Malinda and children of Thomas Ray in family of Peter Carpenter
1719. “1865 Illinois State Census for Geo Hazelwood, Nancy Hazelwood, Jason Ray,” Township 11, Greene, Illinois, electronic, ancestry.com, 3/13/2011, Illinois State Archives; Springfield, Illinois; Illinois State Census, 1865; Archive Collection Number: 103.008; Roll Number: 2189B; Line: 31.
1720. “Civil War Service Records for Jason Ray,” on file with the National Archives, Washington, DC, electronic, footnote.com, 3/14/2011, Age 38 in Feb 1862.
1721. “1865 Illinois State Census for Geo Hazelwood, Nancy Hazelwood, Jason Ray,” Township 11, Greene, Illinois, electronic, ancestry.com, 3/13/2011, Illinois State Archives; Springfield, Illinois; Illinois State Census, 1865; Archive Collection Number: 103.008; Roll Number: 2189B; Line: 31., on this one.
1722. “1870 U.S. Census for John Ray,” White Hall, Greene, Illinois, 8 Sep 1870, Nara Film; electornic, copy in possession of David Condit; ancestry.com, Year: 1870; Census Place: White Hall, Greene, Illinois; Roll: M593_224; Page: 113B; Image: 523; Family History Library Film: 545723., not on this one.
1723. “1840 US census for George Hazlewood,” Apple Creek, Greene, Illinois, electronic, Ancestry.com, 9/23/2013, Year: 1840; Census Place: Apple Creek, Greene, Illinois; Roll: 60; Page: 122; Image: 833; Family History Library Film: 0007642.
1724. “1850 Census for George Hazlewood (Hazelwood),” Between Macoupin and Apple Creeks, Greene, Illinois, electronic, ancestry.com, 3/12/2011, Year: 1850; Census Place: Between Macoupin and Apple Creeks, Greene, Illinois; Roll: M432_108; Page: 94A; Image: 195.
1725. “1870 US census for Wm Herbeling (Huberling),” White Hall, Greene, Illinois, electronic, Ancestry.com, 4/1/2011, Year: 1870; Census Place: White Hall, Greene, Illinois; Roll: M593_224; Page: 113B; Image: 523; Family History Library Film: 545723.
attending “Soldiers Orphans Institue.”
attending “Soldiers Orphans Institue.”
1727. “Civil War Pension Application for Jason Ray,” on file with the National Archives; Invalid App. No. 39016; Minor App. No. 578006, Washington, DC, from the Hazelwood Bible.
1729. “1860 US Census for Wm D Heberling,” Apple Creek, Greene, Illinois, electronic, Ancestry.com, 4/2/2011, Year: 1860; Census Place: Apple Creek, Greene, Illinois; Roll: M653_178; Page: 717; Image: 121; Family History Library Film: 803178.
1730. “Illinois Statewide Marriage Index, 1763-1900.”
Groom Bride Date Vol./Page License No. County
RAY, THOMAS N CHANEY, MATILDA 1834-11-20 001/0026 00000777 GREENE
CARPENTER, PETER RAY, MALINDA L 1849-10-25 001/0091 00002726 GREENE
CARPENTER, PETER DODDY, CATHARINE 1857-07-09 001/0130 00003876 GREENE
HUDSON, WILLIAM RAY, LAVINA 1852-05-01 001/0104 00003091 GREENE
JOHNNESEE, JAMES M RAY, LOUISA 1852-02-05 001/0102 00003046 GREENE
HUDSON, WILLIAM RAY, LAVINA 1852-05-01 001/0104 00003091 GREENE
DAWDY, JAMES J RAY, FRANCIS P 1863-04-09 001/0162 00004842 GREENE
BALDWIN, SIMON CONDIT, MARY M 1881-04-28 00001052 PIKE
CONDIT, GEORGE W ARMSTRONG, LORETTA1880-11-09 001/0052 00006621 MONTGOMERY
CONDIT, ISAAC M SIGSWORTH, LYDIA A 1883-03-29 00000098 PIKE
QUICK, DANIEL CONDIT, MARGARET 1890-02-23 01B/0226 EDGAR
SCRITCHFIELD, GEORGE W HUNNICUTT, SARAH E 1879-09-25 00F/0090 00000360 GREENE
HUNNICUTT, GEORGE P YOUNG, SARAH E 1868-06-02 00E/0250 00006005 GREENE
HUNNICUTT, ROWEL PRUITT, POLLY 1827-01-30 001/0007 00000200 GREENE
HUNNICUTT, ROWEL DICKERSON, EMILY 1881-03-28 0OF/0106 00000732 GREENE
DICKERSON, EDGAR B SKELTON, MARGARET 1886-12-07 2/134/2756 LA SALLE
BOLT, HEZEKIAH DICKERSON, JULIA P 1866-11-08 D/510 LA SALLE
WAYNE, JOSEPH DICKERSON, GERTRUDE 1868-12-24 D/1958 LA SALLE
HARDING, JOHN DICKERSON, ADELIA M 1863-06-18 C/2363 LA SALLE
WILEY, CHARLES A DICKERSON, ESTELLA J 1884-01-24 1/305/842 LA SALLE
WILEY, FRED DICKERSON, HATTIE E 1891-11-04 3/129/6412 LA SALLE
WHITE, ARCHIE K DICKERSON, ANNA E 1891-12-09 3/135/6492 LA SALLE
HAZLEWOOD, THOMAS SWEETEN, PRACILLA 1855-05-09 001/0119 00003544 GREENE
HAZLEWOOD, WILLIAM L MARTIN, LUZETTE 1850-02-06 001/0093 00002761 GREENE
HAZELWOOD, GEORGE M MCCLENNING, MARY J 1892-03-29 000/0017 00003179 GREENE
HAZELWOOD, PLEASANT WATKINS, MARY 1842-02-10 001/0060 00001789 GREENE
HAZELWOOD, WILLIAM H KINSER, SARAH E 1898-04-24 000/0017 00004463 GREENE
Groom Bride Date Vol./Page License No. County
RAY, THOMAS N CHANEY, MATILDA 1834-11-20 001/0026 00000777 GREENE
CARPENTER, PETER RAY, MALINDA L 1849-10-25 001/0091 00002726 GREENE
CARPENTER, PETER DODDY, CATHARINE 1857-07-09 001/0130 00003876 GREENE
HUDSON, WILLIAM RAY, LAVINA 1852-05-01 001/0104 00003091 GREENE
JOHNNESEE, JAMES M RAY, LOUISA 1852-02-05 001/0102 00003046 GREENE
HUDSON, WILLIAM RAY, LAVINA 1852-05-01 001/0104 00003091 GREENE
DAWDY, JAMES J RAY, FRANCIS P 1863-04-09 001/0162 00004842 GREENE
BALDWIN, SIMON CONDIT, MARY M 1881-04-28 00001052 PIKE
CONDIT, GEORGE W ARMSTRONG, LORETTA1880-11-09 001/0052 00006621 MONTGOMERY
CONDIT, ISAAC M SIGSWORTH, LYDIA A 1883-03-29 00000098 PIKE
QUICK, DANIEL CONDIT, MARGARET 1890-02-23 01B/0226 EDGAR
SCRITCHFIELD, GEORGE W HUNNICUTT, SARAH E 1879-09-25 00F/0090 00000360 GREENE
HUNNICUTT, GEORGE P YOUNG, SARAH E 1868-06-02 00E/0250 00006005 GREENE
HUNNICUTT, ROWEL PRUITT, POLLY 1827-01-30 001/0007 00000200 GREENE
HUNNICUTT, ROWEL DICKERSON, EMILY 1881-03-28 0OF/0106 00000732 GREENE
DICKERSON, EDGAR B SKELTON, MARGARET 1886-12-07 2/134/2756 LA SALLE
BOLT, HEZEKIAH DICKERSON, JULIA P 1866-11-08 D/510 LA SALLE
WAYNE, JOSEPH DICKERSON, GERTRUDE 1868-12-24 D/1958 LA SALLE
HARDING, JOHN DICKERSON, ADELIA M 1863-06-18 C/2363 LA SALLE
WILEY, CHARLES A DICKERSON, ESTELLA J 1884-01-24 1/305/842 LA SALLE
WILEY, FRED DICKERSON, HATTIE E 1891-11-04 3/129/6412 LA SALLE
WHITE, ARCHIE K DICKERSON, ANNA E 1891-12-09 3/135/6492 LA SALLE
HAZLEWOOD, THOMAS SWEETEN, PRACILLA 1855-05-09 001/0119 00003544 GREENE
HAZLEWOOD, WILLIAM L MARTIN, LUZETTE 1850-02-06 001/0093 00002761 GREENE
HAZELWOOD, GEORGE M MCCLENNING, MARY J 1892-03-29 000/0017 00003179 GREENE
HAZELWOOD, PLEASANT WATKINS, MARY 1842-02-10 001/0060 00001789 GREENE
HAZELWOOD, WILLIAM H KINSER, SARAH E 1898-04-24 000/0017 00004463 GREENE
1731. “U.S., Civil War Draft Registrations Records, 1863-1865,” extracts, ancestry.com, 3/28/2013, William Scritchfield, b. abt 1829, Indiana, married, Carlin, Calhoun Co., Illinois, Consolidated Enrollment Lists, 1863-1865 (Civil War Union Draft Records); ARC Identifier: 4213514; Archive Volume Number: 3 of 6.
1732. “1865 Illinois State Census for Wm Scritchfield (Leritchfield in familysearch),” Walkerville, Greene, Illinois, electronic, ancestry.com, 3/17/2011, Illinois State Archives; Springfield, Illinois; Illinois State Census, 1865; Archive Collection Number: 103.008; Roll Number: 2189B; Line: 31., William 40-50; wife 30-40; son 10-20; dau under 10; female 60-70.
1733. “1880 US Census for G W Critchfield and William Crichfield,” Walkerville, Greene, Illinois, electronic, Ancestry.com, 5/15/2012, Year: 1880; Census Place: Walkerville, Greene, Illinois; Roll: 209; Family History Film: 1254209; Page: 228D; Enumeration District: 090; Image: 0458.
1734. “1860 US Census for William Scrichfield,” Belleview, Calhoun, Illinois, electronic, Ancestry.com, 1/23/2013, Year: 1860; Census Place: Belleview, Calhoun, Illinois; Roll: M653_159; Page: 824; Image: 132; Family History Library Film: 803159, b. abt 1837, Indiana.
1735. “1870 census for W Crutchfield (Scritchfield),” Walkerville, Greene, Illinois, electronic, Ancestry.com, 3/17/2011, Year: 1870; Census Place: Walkerville, Greene, Illinois; Roll: M593_224; Page: 105A; Image: 506; Family History Library Film: 545723., b. abt 1820, Indiana.
1736. “1880 US Census for G W Critchfield and William Crichfield,” Walkerville, Greene, Illinois, electronic, Ancestry.com, 5/15/2012, Year: 1880; Census Place: Walkerville, Greene, Illinois; Roll: 209; Family History Film: 1254209; Page: 228D; Enumeration District: 090; Image: 0458, b. abt 1828, Indiana.
1737. “1860 US Census for William Scrichfield,” Belleview, Calhoun, Illinois, electronic, Ancestry.com, 1/23/2013, Year: 1860; Census Place: Belleview, Calhoun, Illinois; Roll: M653_159; Page: 824; Image: 132; Family History Library Film: 803159, b. abt 1834 New York.
1738. “1870 census for W Crutchfield (Scritchfield),” Walkerville, Greene, Illinois, electronic, Ancestry.com, 3/17/2011, Year: 1870; Census Place: Walkerville, Greene, Illinois; Roll: M593_224; Page: 105A; Image: 506; Family History Library Film: 545723., b. abt 1841, New York.
1739. “1880 US Census for G W Critchfield and William Crichfield,” Walkerville, Greene, Illinois, electronic, Ancestry.com, 5/15/2012, Year: 1880; Census Place: Walkerville, Greene, Illinois; Roll: 209; Family History Film: 1254209; Page: 228D; Enumeration District: 090; Image: 0458, b. abt 1840, New York.
1740. “1866 Alabama State Census for L Commens, A Commins, W Commins, Jinza Commins, Patrick Commins, Jinsa Cummins, John Commins,” T10, R10, Winston Co., Alabama, electronic, ancestry.com, 5/27/2016, Ancestry.com. Alabama State Census, 1820-1866 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2010. This collection was indexed by Ancestry.com.
1741. “1870 US Census for Linsey Commons (Cummins),” Township 10 Range 8, Winston, Alabama, electronic, ancestry.com, 5/27/2013, Year: 1870; Census Place: Township 10 Range 8, Winston, Alabama; Roll: M593_45; Page: 511B; Image: 729; Family History Library Film: 545544.
1742. “1867 Voting Registration and Loyalty Oaths-Precinct 5,” http://www.freestateofwinston.org/1867vote.htm.
1867 Voting Registration and Loyalty Oaths
http://wcgs.ala.nu/1867vote.htm
Precinct 5
Commons [Commens?], John, 6 Jun 1806, Jackson County, Georgia
Commons [Commeans?], Josiah, 8 Apr 1826, Marion County, Alabama
Commons [Commeans?], Lindsey [Lindsley?], 24 Mar 1828, Marion County, Alabama
Commons [Comens?], Patrick, 24 Sep 1832, Walker County, Alabama
Commons [Comens?], Wyatt, 13 Feb 1841, Walker County, Alabama
Frost, Alexander, July 22, 1838, Benton Co., AL, 5
Frost, Edward, October 30, 1836, Benton Co., AL, 5, Died August 1915; Buried Frost Cem.
Frost, Nathan R., December 30, 1830, Morgan Co., AL, 5
Frost, Snowing, May 21, 1798, Anderson Co., TN, 5, Died January 1897; Buried Frost Cem.
1867 Voting Registration and Loyalty Oaths
http://wcgs.ala.nu/1867vote.htm
Precinct 5
Commons [Commens?], John, 6 Jun 1806, Jackson County, Georgia
Commons [Commeans?], Josiah, 8 Apr 1826, Marion County, Alabama
Commons [Commeans?], Lindsey [Lindsley?], 24 Mar 1828, Marion County, Alabama
Commons [Comens?], Patrick, 24 Sep 1832, Walker County, Alabama
Commons [Comens?], Wyatt, 13 Feb 1841, Walker County, Alabama
Frost, Alexander, July 22, 1838, Benton Co., AL, 5
Frost, Edward, October 30, 1836, Benton Co., AL, 5, Died August 1915; Buried Frost Cem.
Frost, Nathan R., December 30, 1830, Morgan Co., AL, 5
Frost, Snowing, May 21, 1798, Anderson Co., TN, 5, Died January 1897; Buried Frost Cem.
1743. bjwynne1, “Wynne Family Tree,” http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/23692750/person/1511399390?ssrc=, 5/27/2013.
1744. “1880 US Census for Caroline Cummings,” Beat 6, Winston, Alabama, electronic, Ancestry.com, 5/27/2013, Year: 1880; Census Place: Beat 6, Winston, Alabama; Roll: 35; Family History Film: 1254035; Page: 569A; Enumeration District: 290; Image: 0695.
1746. Colonial and Revolutionary Families of Pennsylvania, John W. Jordan, L.L.D.; HIstorical Society of Pennsylvania, Clearfield Co., New York & Chicago, 1911; reprinted by Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, Maryland, 1994, 2004, I, 781-797; Waddell-Smith Family, 8/7/2012.
1747. Francis Bazley Lee, compiler, Genealogical and Memorial History of the State of New Jersey, copy in my possession, New York, Lewis Historical Publishing Co., 1910, pg 1200.
1748. Avlyn Dodd Conley, 1997 Supplement to Genealogy and History of the Daniel Dod Family in America, Gateway Press, Inc., Baltimore, MD, 1997, 27 May 1735.
Included the document “parmenas dodd.pdf where some information is from.
Included the document “parmenas dodd.pdf where some information is from.
1749. Condit Family Records, currently in the possession of David Condit; previously in the possession of Norman I. Condit.
Family sheets collect for 1916 update of Condit genealogy, handwritten notes collected by Norman I. Condit, letters and genealogy sheets submitted by individuals to the Condit Family Association. These items collected since approximately 1885 and maintained by Condit and Cousins following the demise of the Condit Family Association. picture of headstone.
Family sheets collect for 1916 update of Condit genealogy, handwritten notes collected by Norman I. Condit, letters and genealogy sheets submitted by individuals to the Condit Family Association. These items collected since approximately 1885 and maintained by Condit and Cousins following the demise of the Condit Family Association. picture of headstone.
1750. Genealogical Society of New Jersey, Bible and Family Records, 300-365, #339, Rutgers University Special Collections.; Alexander Library, New Jersey, 10/6/2011.
SPECIAL COLLECTIONS AND UNIVERSITY ARCHIVES
A. GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY OF NEW JERSEY
2. Family Records
a. Bible and Family Records
Records: Over 5,670 original, photocopied, or transcribed records arranged and numbered
in accession order. Primarily pre-1850. Records #1 through #4899 have been photocopied
and bound. The bound volumes have black covers and are located on the back of the range
of shelves next to the window. Access to records #4900+ by call slip.
SPECIAL COLLECTIONS AND UNIVERSITY ARCHIVES
A. GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY OF NEW JERSEY
2. Family Records
a. Bible and Family Records
Records: Over 5,670 original, photocopied, or transcribed records arranged and numbered
in accession order. Primarily pre-1850. Records #1 through #4899 have been photocopied
and bound. The bound volumes have black covers and are located on the back of the range
of shelves next to the window. Access to records #4900+ by call slip.
1751. Genealogical Society of New Jersey, Bible and Family Records, #2238-40, Rutgers University Special Collections.; Alexander Library, New Jersey, 10/6/2011.
1752. The Axtell Record: Being a Family Record of the Descendants of Maj. Henry Axtell, Ephraim S. Axtell, Printed at “The Jerseyman” Office, Morristown, New Jersey; 1886, https://dcms.lds.org/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE927600.
1754. James Cory and Susan Mulford, Charles Henry Cory, b. 1870, [Union City, Ind., Hub Printing Co., 1922, 10/21/2018, https://archive.org/details/jamescorysusanmu00cory...is+county+new+jersey, Says b. 7/19/1774.
1755. The Axtell record : being a family record of the descendants of Samuel Loree Axtell of Mendham, Morris County, New Jersey and Mt. Clemens, Macomb County Michigan, His Descendants, self published 1942, ancestry.com, electronic, 11/1/2016.
1756. “1900 US Census for Jas R Axtell (Jonathan Reeve Axtell),” Howell, Livingston, Michigan, electronic, Ancestry.com, 3/18/2015, Year: 1900; Census Place: Howell, Livingston, Michigan; Roll: 726; Page: 2B; Enumeration District: 0073; FHL microfilm: 1240726.
1757. Carson A. Axtell, Axtell Family, Darwin Press, New Bedford, MA; 1945, says maiden name Carlisle.
1758. “Seeking Michigan-Death Records, 1921-1952,” Michigan Dept of Health, for Letty H Axtell, http://seekingmichigan.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/sing...oll7/id/783335/rec/1, 3/18/2015.
1759. Susan Hathaway, shathaway@san.rr.com, “Re: Condits and Cousins Infomation,” 3/26/2013, email files of David Condit.
1760. The New York Genealogical and Biographical Record, John Reynolds Totten, The New York Genealogical and Biographical Society, New York, 1922, 53, 136-137, 6/19/2014, files of David Condit (electronic copy), indicates b. 1/21/1731 probably should be 1751.
1761. The New York Genealogical and Biographical Record, John Reynolds Totten, The New York Genealogical and Biographical Society, New York, 1922, 53, 136-137, 6/19/2014, files of David Condit (electronic copy).
1762. Brianne Kelly-Bly; Morris Co. Genweb, “1st Presbyterian Church of Morriston Baptisms,” http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~njmorris/churches/1stpresbaptism.htm, viewed 2/17/2011.
1763. “Will extract for Thankful Axtell,” Documents Relating to the Colonial History of the State of New Jersey, A. Van Doren Honeyman, The Unionist-Gazette Association, Printers, Somerville, NJ, 1918, First Series-Vol. XXX; Calendar of New Jersey Wills, Administrations, Etc., Vol II - 1730-1750, 28, 4/10/2015, electronic; google books.
1694 Oct 31. Ward, John, of Newark; will of. Wife Hannah, formerly the widow of Thomas Huntington. Sons John and Nathaniel; sons-in-law Jabish Rogers and John Cooper; the latter is to have Pheby’s share in the division; daughters now living, but not named, children of dec’d daughter Hanner Baldwin; grandson John Ward, House and lot in ewark Township between John Morice and Nathaniel Warde, and other land. Personal property. Executors-sons John and Nathaniel. Witnesses-John Prudden senior and Robert Young. Proved November 20, 1694. NJ Archives, XXL, p. 216, and Essex Wills.
1694 Oct 31. Ward, John, of Newark; will of. Wife Hannah, formerly the widow of Thomas Huntington. Sons John and Nathaniel; sons-in-law Jabish Rogers and John Cooper; the latter is to have Pheby’s share in the division; daughters now living, but not named, children of dec’d daughter Hanner Baldwin; grandson John Ward, House and lot in ewark Township between John Morice and Nathaniel Warde, and other land. Personal property. Executors-sons John and Nathaniel. Witnesses-John Prudden senior and Robert Young. Proved November 20, 1694. NJ Archives, XXL, p. 216, and Essex Wills.
1764. The Condits and Their cousins in America, Norman I. Condit, Cook & McDowell Publications, 1980, Owensboro, KY, page 418, Appendix: Axtell Family.
1765. “1920 US Census for Frank Dickerson, Myron Denfee,” Hageman, Gooding, Idaho, electronic, ancestry.com, 4/6/2015, Year: 1920; Census Place: Hageman, Gooding, Idaho; Roll: T625_292; Page: 5B; Enumeration District: 172; Image: 84.
1766. Hagerman Cemetery, Hagerman, Gooding Co., Idaho, 4/6/2015, “Find-A-Grave,” http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gsr&...amp;GScid=461981&;, http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gsr&...amp;GScid=461981&;.
1767. “1930 US Census for Cecil Gilmore,” Wendell, Gooding, Idaho, electronic, Ancestry.com, 8/5/2017, Year: 1930; Census Place: Wendell, Gooding, Idaho; Roll: 399; Page: 6B; Enumeration District: 0008; Image: 1061.0; FHL microfilm: 2340134.
1768. “1940 US Census for Cecil B Gilmore,” West Wendell, Gooding, Idaho, electronic, Ancestry.com, 8/5/2017, Year: 1940; Census Place: West Wendell, Gooding, Idaho; Roll: T627_746; Page: 6B; Enumeration District: 24-4.
1770. Dry Creek Cemetery, Boise, Ada Co., Idaho, 9/4/2012, Ann Gilmore, Find-A-Grave, http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&a...86168&df=all&;.
1771. “1930 US Census for John L Miller,” Castle Rock, Cowlitz, Washington, electronic, Ancestry.com, 3/26/2013, Year: 1930; Census Place: Castle Rock, Cowlitz, Washington; Roll: 2487; Page: 2A; Enumeration District: 53; Image: 561.0; FHL microfilm: 2342221.
1772. “Idaho, Southeast Counties Obituaries, 1864-2007 for Robert E Dickerson Sr,” familysearch.org, , 12/17/2008, 9/24/2014, "Idaho, Southeast Counties Obituaries, 1864-2007," index and images, (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/QVS6-SJ4K : accessed 24 Sep 2014), Robert E Dickerson Sr, 2008; citing Idaho Falls FHC, Idaho Falls; FHL microfilm 100464643.
1773. “Alabama, County Marriages, 1809-1950,” electronic, familysearch, 5/13/2015, for Roy Mitchell and Annie Mae Hand, Colbert Co., Alabama, "Alabama, County Marriages, 1809-1950," (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:29NJ-NXT : accessed 12 May 2015), Roy Mitchell and Annie Mae Hand, 30 Nov 1935; citing Colbert, AL, US, county courthouses, AL; FHL microfilm.
1774. Mitchell Cemetery, Colbert Co., Alabama, 5/11/2015, “Find-A-Grave,” http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=33296361.
1775. Genealogies of New Jersey Families: From the Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey, Joseph R. Klett, Baltimore, MD : Genealogical Pub. Co., 1996, 986-989; 775-780 (Hezekiah Smith), 7/5/2014.
1776. The Baldwin Genealogy, Charles Candee Baldwin (1834-1895), Cleveland, Ohio, 1889, 483, 5/5/2012, electronic, google books.
Available on Google Books at http://books.google.com/books?id=IbowAAAAMAAJ&...he+baldwin+genealogy
Available on Google Books at http://books.google.com/books?id=IbowAAAAMAAJ&...he+baldwin+genealogy
1777. The Passaic Valley, New Jersey, in three centuries, John Whitehead, 1819-1905, New York : New Jersey Geneal. Co., 1901, 2, not dated, see text, 3/5/2015, says d. 1730.
Charles Lighthipe 115-117
James Smith 285-290
Samuel Condit 227
Baldwin’s 100-104
Charles Lighthipe 115-117
James Smith 285-290
Samuel Condit 227
Baldwin’s 100-104
1778. Linda Jewel (Kelly) Heflin, 1974, “Family Group Sheets for Various Families.”
Lewis Mills family
robert Coe family
Andrew Strick family
Edward Kelly family
Dennis Heflin family
John Kelly family
Arthur Ward family
Lewis Mills family
robert Coe family
Andrew Strick family
Edward Kelly family
Dennis Heflin family
John Kelly family
Arthur Ward family
1779. “Town of Cairo-Deaths 1883 - 1909 Part A,” Courtesy of Tara Rumph, Cairo Town Clerk, Transcribed by Sylvia Hasenkopf, http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~nygreen2/town_of...ecords_1883-1908.htm, 6/11/2014, for daughter Martha.
1780. “1850 US Census for Jonas Finch,” Sidney, Delaware, New York, electronic, Ancestry.com, 6/10/2014, Year: 1850; Census Place: Sidney, Delaware, New York; Roll: M432_494; Page: 83A; Image: 174.
1781. “1855 New York State Census for Jonas Finch,” Sidney, Delaware, New York, electronic, familysearch.org, 6/10/2014, "New York, State Census, 1855," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/K63B-743 : accessed 11 Jun 2014), Jonas Finch, Sidney, Delaware, New York, United States; citing Secretary of State; FHL microfilm 832847.
1782. “Jonas Finch,” raygraham, branwell4@bigfoot.com, http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=branwell25&id=I12.
1783. “Descendants of John Finch,” Paul R. Finch, http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/f/i/n/Paul-R-Finch/GENE2-0025.html, 6/11/2014, change page 7/18/2017.
1784. Highland Cemetery, Sidney Center, Delaware Co., New York, 4/20/2019, “Find-A-Grave,” https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/64811/memorial...=&lastName=Finch.
1785. Stephanie J. Walker, “finch,” http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~walkersj/finch.html, viewed 12/22/2004, walkers@vaix.net.
13. AMOS5 FINCH was born 1751 at Bedford, Westchester Co., NY, and died 1845 in Greene Co., New York. He married MARTHA PARKS Abt. 1780 in Lexington Heights, Greene County, NY., daughter of LT. JONAS PARKS. She was born 1760 and died 1831. Green Mountain Boys & NY line, applied for pension Feb. 5, 1833 Greene Co, NY a res. of Cairo, NY. Lived at Nine Partners in Dutchess Co., NY at enlistment. After 1792, they crossed the Hudson River with their family oxen in a scow Amos built himself. Across the Hudson River on the back of oxen, suspended in large bags, rode their twin sons, Amos and Abram. They started across at Catskill but the current carried them downstream to West Camp. From there they traveled to Tower Mountain where they lived a short time before coming to North Settlement and eventually to the Esopus and Ashokan Valleys. Burial with wife Beaches Corners Cemetary, Jewett, Greene Co., New York.
Children of AMOS FINCH and MARTHA PARKS are:
17. i. BENJAMIN6 FINCH, b. June 10, 1791, Dutchess Co., New York; d. November 15, 1899.
ii. AMOS FINCH, b. March 08, 1792.
iii. ABRAM FINCH, b. March 08, 1792.
18. iv. JONAS FINCH, b. June 20, 1782; d. January 07, 1864, Sidney, Delaware Co., New York.
v. ABRAHAM FINCH, b. May 01, 1783.
vi. JOANNAH FINCH, b. 1785; m. CORNELIUS CRISPELL.
vii. VICTOR FINCH, b. 1786.
viii. MARY FINCH, b. 1787; m. JOHN SCHUNEMAN, December 23, 1813, Katsbaan Dutch Church, Ulster Co., New York.
ix. WILLIAM FINCH, b. 1789.
x. IRA FINCH, b. 1793; d. 1793.
xi. MARTHA FINCH, b. 1794.
xii. SAMUEL FINCH, b. 1796.
xiii. ZADA FINCH, b. 1805; d. 1886; m. ROBERT MCMURRY.
13. AMOS5 FINCH was born 1751 at Bedford, Westchester Co., NY, and died 1845 in Greene Co., New York. He married MARTHA PARKS Abt. 1780 in Lexington Heights, Greene County, NY., daughter of LT. JONAS PARKS. She was born 1760 and died 1831. Green Mountain Boys & NY line, applied for pension Feb. 5, 1833 Greene Co, NY a res. of Cairo, NY. Lived at Nine Partners in Dutchess Co., NY at enlistment. After 1792, they crossed the Hudson River with their family oxen in a scow Amos built himself. Across the Hudson River on the back of oxen, suspended in large bags, rode their twin sons, Amos and Abram. They started across at Catskill but the current carried them downstream to West Camp. From there they traveled to Tower Mountain where they lived a short time before coming to North Settlement and eventually to the Esopus and Ashokan Valleys. Burial with wife Beaches Corners Cemetary, Jewett, Greene Co., New York.
Children of AMOS FINCH and MARTHA PARKS are:
17. i. BENJAMIN6 FINCH, b. June 10, 1791, Dutchess Co., New York; d. November 15, 1899.
ii. AMOS FINCH, b. March 08, 1792.
iii. ABRAM FINCH, b. March 08, 1792.
18. iv. JONAS FINCH, b. June 20, 1782; d. January 07, 1864, Sidney, Delaware Co., New York.
v. ABRAHAM FINCH, b. May 01, 1783.
vi. JOANNAH FINCH, b. 1785; m. CORNELIUS CRISPELL.
vii. VICTOR FINCH, b. 1786.
viii. MARY FINCH, b. 1787; m. JOHN SCHUNEMAN, December 23, 1813, Katsbaan Dutch Church, Ulster Co., New York.
ix. WILLIAM FINCH, b. 1789.
x. IRA FINCH, b. 1793; d. 1793.
xi. MARTHA FINCH, b. 1794.
xii. SAMUEL FINCH, b. 1796.
xiii. ZADA FINCH, b. 1805; d. 1886; m. ROBERT MCMURRY.
1786. Kathy Finch, kd2vx@earthlink.net, “Re: Amos FINCH and Martha PARKS,” 4/7/2005, copy in possesion of David Condit.
1787. Nancee (McMurtrey) Seifert, “List of Births Filed With Clerk McMorris During the Month of October (l925),” http://iagenweb.org/decatur/births/octbirths1925.html, 7/23/2008.
From the Leon Reporter, Leon, Iowa, Thursday, November 5, l925
From the Leon Reporter, Leon, Iowa, Thursday, November 5, l925
1788. “Margaret Louise Landis,” Slade-O'Donnell Funeral Home Inc, 9/10/2018.
Margaret was born on September 12, 1925 and passed away on Sunday, September 9, 2018. Margaret was a resident of Lamoni, Iowa at the time of passing. Margaret graduated from Lamoni High School in 1943. Memorial services will be held at the Lamoni Community of Christ Church at 2 p.m. Saturday, September 15, 2018. Burial will be in the Rose Hill Cemetery, Lamoni, Iowa.
Margaret was born on September 12, 1925 and passed away on Sunday, September 9, 2018. Margaret was a resident of Lamoni, Iowa at the time of passing. Margaret graduated from Lamoni High School in 1943. Memorial services will be held at the Lamoni Community of Christ Church at 2 p.m. Saturday, September 15, 2018. Burial will be in the Rose Hill Cemetery, Lamoni, Iowa.
1790. “Sons & Daughters of the Pilgrims,” http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hubbard/h..._hubbard_pilgrim.htm, 28 Apr 2003.
“LINEAGES OF MEMBERS of the NATIONAL SOCIETY OF THE SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF THE PILGRIMS”; PHILADELPHIA; PUBLISHED BY THE SOCIETY; 1929
“LINEAGES OF MEMBERS of the NATIONAL SOCIETY OF THE SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF THE PILGRIMS”; PHILADELPHIA; PUBLISHED BY THE SOCIETY; 1929
1791. The Ancestors and Descendants of Humphrey Nichols of Newark, New Jersey, Frederic C. Torrey, Lakehurst, NJ, 1917, multiple; some downloaded to David Condit’s files, 1990; 7/5/2014, viewable on Hathi Trust Digital Library, http://hdl.handle.net/2027/wu.89080560857.
Viewed at Rutgers University Library on 8/23/1996 and copied at the same time.
Viewed at Rutgers University Library on 8/23/1996 and copied at the same time.
1792. Pearl Wilcox, Roots of the Reorganized Latter Day Saints in Southern Iowa, Private Printing, 1989, 160, dob listed as 6 Mar 1807.
David M. and Hannah Gamet were among those prime settlers of Little Sioux. They had been members of the early-day church in Nauvoo and were there when Joseph and Hyrum were murdered in 1844. They followed Brigham Young on the trek across Iowa, but, on reaching Kanesville, they were practically without money. David offered his gold watch to the ferryman for the trip across the Missouri River, but was refused, and the Gamets were forced to remain in Kanesville. There David worked at his trade as shoemaker going into the homes to make the shoes which were so badly needed for the long hike across the plains.
David was born December 8, 1811, near Cooperstown, New York. He married Hannah Pember Hyde, who was born March 6 1807, in Ostega County, New York. After their marriage August 27, 1832, they became converts to the Latter Day Saint gospel in 1835, and he served as a traveling missionary through the days when much persecution of the Saints was taking place.
While at Kanesville the Gamets found they could not accept the teachings of Brigham Young and his followers, and it was not long until their wagons were loaded, and they started to retrace their steps back eastward through Iowa. When they reached Harrison they settled for a time near Magnolia. After a short time they sold their land and moved to the vicinity of "Sol" Smith lake two miles south of Little Sioux. In 1856 the family moved into Little Sioux where David became an early-day merchant and kept an inn; its claim to fame was the dinner eaten by General Sherman on his way north to direct troops against the Indians shorty after the "Minnesota Massacre.''
At Little Sioux the good news of the Reorganization reached the Gamets, and they renewed their covenant under the ministry of Silas Condit. David again entered the missionary field anal valiantly promoted the gospel.
When President Joseph Smith, on his first trip west visiting the scattered Saints, made a stop at Little Sioux, he stayed at the Gamet home. Later, he wrote of David as '-the old saddler and harness maker of Nauvoo, who made the saddle, housings, holsters for pistols, military boots, and other equipment used by his father when the Legion was in dress parade."
Under the hands of President Smith and Charles Derry, David was ordained a bishop. Later he acted as agent for the Presiding Bishop in the Little Sioux District. He also became counselor to the president of the High Priests' Quorum, while for many years presiding over the Little Sioux Branch.
When a public school was eventually opened, prospective teachers were examined by David Gamet, since there was no Superintendent of Schools in those days, and since he was one of the few who could read and "do sums.'' However, the first school had been opened in 1857, taught by Mary Gleason, in the Gleason home.
David Gamet died December 28, 1884, at his home in Little Sioux, highly esteemed and respected wherever he was known. Hannah, his wife, died February 14, 1890. Both are buried in the Little Sioux Cemetery. Of the eight children born to the Gamets', five were surviving: Solomon, David, Isaac, Gilbert, and Levi.66
David M. and Hannah Gamet were among those prime settlers of Little Sioux. They had been members of the early-day church in Nauvoo and were there when Joseph and Hyrum were murdered in 1844. They followed Brigham Young on the trek across Iowa, but, on reaching Kanesville, they were practically without money. David offered his gold watch to the ferryman for the trip across the Missouri River, but was refused, and the Gamets were forced to remain in Kanesville. There David worked at his trade as shoemaker going into the homes to make the shoes which were so badly needed for the long hike across the plains.
David was born December 8, 1811, near Cooperstown, New York. He married Hannah Pember Hyde, who was born March 6 1807, in Ostega County, New York. After their marriage August 27, 1832, they became converts to the Latter Day Saint gospel in 1835, and he served as a traveling missionary through the days when much persecution of the Saints was taking place.
While at Kanesville the Gamets found they could not accept the teachings of Brigham Young and his followers, and it was not long until their wagons were loaded, and they started to retrace their steps back eastward through Iowa. When they reached Harrison they settled for a time near Magnolia. After a short time they sold their land and moved to the vicinity of "Sol" Smith lake two miles south of Little Sioux. In 1856 the family moved into Little Sioux where David became an early-day merchant and kept an inn; its claim to fame was the dinner eaten by General Sherman on his way north to direct troops against the Indians shorty after the "Minnesota Massacre.''
At Little Sioux the good news of the Reorganization reached the Gamets, and they renewed their covenant under the ministry of Silas Condit. David again entered the missionary field anal valiantly promoted the gospel.
When President Joseph Smith, on his first trip west visiting the scattered Saints, made a stop at Little Sioux, he stayed at the Gamet home. Later, he wrote of David as '-the old saddler and harness maker of Nauvoo, who made the saddle, housings, holsters for pistols, military boots, and other equipment used by his father when the Legion was in dress parade."
Under the hands of President Smith and Charles Derry, David was ordained a bishop. Later he acted as agent for the Presiding Bishop in the Little Sioux District. He also became counselor to the president of the High Priests' Quorum, while for many years presiding over the Little Sioux Branch.
When a public school was eventually opened, prospective teachers were examined by David Gamet, since there was no Superintendent of Schools in those days, and since he was one of the few who could read and "do sums.'' However, the first school had been opened in 1857, taught by Mary Gleason, in the Gleason home.
David Gamet died December 28, 1884, at his home in Little Sioux, highly esteemed and respected wherever he was known. Hannah, his wife, died February 14, 1890. Both are buried in the Little Sioux Cemetery. Of the eight children born to the Gamets', five were surviving: Solomon, David, Isaac, Gilbert, and Levi.66
1793. Pearl Wilcox, Roots of the Reorganized Latter Day Saints in Southern Iowa, Private Printing, 1989, 160.
David M. and Hannah Gamet were among those prime settlers of Little Sioux. They had been members of the early-day church in Nauvoo and were there when Joseph and Hyrum were murdered in 1844. They followed Brigham Young on the trek across Iowa, but, on reaching Kanesville, they were practically without money. David offered his gold watch to the ferryman for the trip across the Missouri River, but was refused, and the Gamets were forced to remain in Kanesville. There David worked at his trade as shoemaker going into the homes to make the shoes which were so badly needed for the long hike across the plains.
David was born December 8, 1811, near Cooperstown, New York. He married Hannah Pember Hyde, who was born March 6 1807, in Ostega County, New York. After their marriage August 27, 1832, they became converts to the Latter Day Saint gospel in 1835, and he served as a traveling missionary through the days when much persecution of the Saints was taking place.
While at Kanesville the Gamets found they could not accept the teachings of Brigham Young and his followers, and it was not long until their wagons were loaded, and they started to retrace their steps back eastward through Iowa. When they reached Harrison they settled for a time near Magnolia. After a short time they sold their land and moved to the vicinity of "Sol" Smith lake two miles south of Little Sioux. In 1856 the family moved into Little Sioux where David became an early-day merchant and kept an inn; its claim to fame was the dinner eaten by General Sherman on his way north to direct troops against the Indians shorty after the "Minnesota Massacre.''
At Little Sioux the good news of the Reorganization reached the Gamets, and they renewed their covenant under the ministry of Silas Condit. David again entered the missionary field anal valiantly promoted the gospel.
When President Joseph Smith, on his first trip west visiting the scattered Saints, made a stop at Little Sioux, he stayed at the Gamet home. Later, he wrote of David as '-the old saddler and harness maker of Nauvoo, who made the saddle, housings, holsters for pistols, military boots, and other equipment used by his father when the Legion was in dress parade."
Under the hands of President Smith and Charles Derry, David was ordained a bishop. Later he acted as agent for the Presiding Bishop in the Little Sioux District. He also became counselor to the president of the High Priests' Quorum, while for many years presiding over the Little Sioux Branch.
When a public school was eventually opened, prospective teachers were examined by David Gamet, since there was no Superintendent of Schools in those days, and since he was one of the few who could read and "do sums.'' However, the first school had been opened in 1857, taught by Mary Gleason, in the Gleason home.
David Gamet died December 28, 1884, at his home in Little Sioux, highly esteemed and respected wherever he was known. Hannah, his wife, died February 14, 1890. Both are buried in the Little Sioux Cemetery. Of the eight children born to the Gamets', five were surviving: Solomon, David, Isaac, Gilbert, and Levi.66
David M. and Hannah Gamet were among those prime settlers of Little Sioux. They had been members of the early-day church in Nauvoo and were there when Joseph and Hyrum were murdered in 1844. They followed Brigham Young on the trek across Iowa, but, on reaching Kanesville, they were practically without money. David offered his gold watch to the ferryman for the trip across the Missouri River, but was refused, and the Gamets were forced to remain in Kanesville. There David worked at his trade as shoemaker going into the homes to make the shoes which were so badly needed for the long hike across the plains.
David was born December 8, 1811, near Cooperstown, New York. He married Hannah Pember Hyde, who was born March 6 1807, in Ostega County, New York. After their marriage August 27, 1832, they became converts to the Latter Day Saint gospel in 1835, and he served as a traveling missionary through the days when much persecution of the Saints was taking place.
While at Kanesville the Gamets found they could not accept the teachings of Brigham Young and his followers, and it was not long until their wagons were loaded, and they started to retrace their steps back eastward through Iowa. When they reached Harrison they settled for a time near Magnolia. After a short time they sold their land and moved to the vicinity of "Sol" Smith lake two miles south of Little Sioux. In 1856 the family moved into Little Sioux where David became an early-day merchant and kept an inn; its claim to fame was the dinner eaten by General Sherman on his way north to direct troops against the Indians shorty after the "Minnesota Massacre.''
At Little Sioux the good news of the Reorganization reached the Gamets, and they renewed their covenant under the ministry of Silas Condit. David again entered the missionary field anal valiantly promoted the gospel.
When President Joseph Smith, on his first trip west visiting the scattered Saints, made a stop at Little Sioux, he stayed at the Gamet home. Later, he wrote of David as '-the old saddler and harness maker of Nauvoo, who made the saddle, housings, holsters for pistols, military boots, and other equipment used by his father when the Legion was in dress parade."
Under the hands of President Smith and Charles Derry, David was ordained a bishop. Later he acted as agent for the Presiding Bishop in the Little Sioux District. He also became counselor to the president of the High Priests' Quorum, while for many years presiding over the Little Sioux Branch.
When a public school was eventually opened, prospective teachers were examined by David Gamet, since there was no Superintendent of Schools in those days, and since he was one of the few who could read and "do sums.'' However, the first school had been opened in 1857, taught by Mary Gleason, in the Gleason home.
David Gamet died December 28, 1884, at his home in Little Sioux, highly esteemed and respected wherever he was known. Hannah, his wife, died February 14, 1890. Both are buried in the Little Sioux Cemetery. Of the eight children born to the Gamets', five were surviving: Solomon, David, Isaac, Gilbert, and Levi.66
1794. Reuben H. (Hyde) Walworth, LL.D., HYDE GENEALOGY OF THE DESCENDANTS, IN THE FEMALE AS WELL AS IN THE MALE LINES, FROM WILLIAM HYDE OF NORWICH, J. Munsell, 78 State St., Albany, NY, vol 1, 98-99, online: https://archive.org/details/hydegenealogyord01walw, online: https://archive.org/details/hydegenealogyord02walw, Listed as David Garnet of Richfield.
"Hyde Genealogy of the DESCENDANTS, IN THE FEMALE AS WELL AS IN THE MALE LINES, FROM WILLIAM HYDE OF NORWICH, with their places of residence, and dates of birth, marriages, and other particulars of them and their famiooies and ancestry." By Reuben H. Walworth, LL.D. in two volumes; Albany, J. Munsell, 78 State Street; 1864. Photoduplicated from film at the Library of Congress.
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V. Gustavus Hyde , born at Norwich West Farms , Conn., 18 June, 1777, the eldest son of Capt. Matthew Hyde of Norwich, by his second wife, Hannah Pember , was a grandson of John Hyde of the third generation. He m. 1 Oct. 1801, Mary Collar of Richfield, N.Y. The settled at Richfield, where he d. 27 Nov. 1824. She survived him, and d. Nov., 1849, at Richfield.
Their children were:
1093. Parley, b. March 1804, at Richfield, m. 1. Julia Harris, 2. Widow Adeline Amanda Lewis
1094. Adolphus, b. May 1807, at Richfield. He m. in 1833, Keziah Coon of Otsego, N.Y., and d. 1 March, 1851. They had two children: 1. Louisa, b. in 1835. 2. George W., b. in 1843.
1095. James, b. 1820, at Richfield, m. Marinda risley.
1096. Isaac, b. 1822, at Richfield. He m. about 1839, Hannah Shoots of Otsego. They had no children in 1857.
1097. Maria, b. 28 Feb., 1803, at Richfield. She m. about 1845, Horace Scott of Geneva, Walworth county, Wis., and was living there in 1857, s. p.
1098. Hannah, b. 5 March 1806, at Richfield. She m. about 1831, David Garnet of Richfield, and was living in Iowa in 1857, and then had three sons.
1099. Delina, b. 28 June, 1809, at Richfield. She m. in 1831, David J. Parks of Albany, N.Y. They lived at Binghamton, N.Y. and were living at Fond Du Lac, Wis., in 1857, and had eight children: 1. Mary A., b. 16 May, 1832. 2. Martin L., b. 8 July, 1835. 3. Philetus, b. 11 Feb., 1837. 4. James K., b. 29 Oct., 1844. 5. Albert, b. 14 Jan., 1847. 6. Lorenzo E., b. 20 May 1849. 7. Francis A., b. 15 July, 1851. And 8. Giles, b. 2 Oct., 1853.
1100. Elizabeth, b. July, 1811, at Richfield. She m. in 1839, Timothy Filkins of Richfield, who d. 1848, and had three children; 1. Andrew. 2. Clarence 3. Alexander.
1101. Sarah, b. July, 1815, at Richfield, m. Abner Pier.
1102. Delia, b. 1817, at Richfield. She m. in 1832, John Filkins of Richfield. They were living at Port Ontario, N.Y. in 1857, and had three children: 1. Orson. 2. George. And 3. Mary.
"Hyde Genealogy of the DESCENDANTS, IN THE FEMALE AS WELL AS IN THE MALE LINES, FROM WILLIAM HYDE OF NORWICH, with their places of residence, and dates of birth, marriages, and other particulars of them and their famiooies and ancestry." By Reuben H. Walworth, LL.D. in two volumes; Albany, J. Munsell, 78 State Street; 1864. Photoduplicated from film at the Library of Congress.
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V. Gustavus Hyde , born at Norwich West Farms , Conn., 18 June, 1777, the eldest son of Capt. Matthew Hyde of Norwich, by his second wife, Hannah Pember , was a grandson of John Hyde of the third generation. He m. 1 Oct. 1801, Mary Collar of Richfield, N.Y. The settled at Richfield, where he d. 27 Nov. 1824. She survived him, and d. Nov., 1849, at Richfield.
Their children were:
1093. Parley, b. March 1804, at Richfield, m. 1. Julia Harris, 2. Widow Adeline Amanda Lewis
1094. Adolphus, b. May 1807, at Richfield. He m. in 1833, Keziah Coon of Otsego, N.Y., and d. 1 March, 1851. They had two children: 1. Louisa, b. in 1835. 2. George W., b. in 1843.
1095. James, b. 1820, at Richfield, m. Marinda risley.
1096. Isaac, b. 1822, at Richfield. He m. about 1839, Hannah Shoots of Otsego. They had no children in 1857.
1097. Maria, b. 28 Feb., 1803, at Richfield. She m. about 1845, Horace Scott of Geneva, Walworth county, Wis., and was living there in 1857, s. p.
1098. Hannah, b. 5 March 1806, at Richfield. She m. about 1831, David Garnet of Richfield, and was living in Iowa in 1857, and then had three sons.
1099. Delina, b. 28 June, 1809, at Richfield. She m. in 1831, David J. Parks of Albany, N.Y. They lived at Binghamton, N.Y. and were living at Fond Du Lac, Wis., in 1857, and had eight children: 1. Mary A., b. 16 May, 1832. 2. Martin L., b. 8 July, 1835. 3. Philetus, b. 11 Feb., 1837. 4. James K., b. 29 Oct., 1844. 5. Albert, b. 14 Jan., 1847. 6. Lorenzo E., b. 20 May 1849. 7. Francis A., b. 15 July, 1851. And 8. Giles, b. 2 Oct., 1853.
1100. Elizabeth, b. July, 1811, at Richfield. She m. in 1839, Timothy Filkins of Richfield, who d. 1848, and had three children; 1. Andrew. 2. Clarence 3. Alexander.
1101. Sarah, b. July, 1815, at Richfield, m. Abner Pier.
1102. Delia, b. 1817, at Richfield. She m. in 1832, John Filkins of Richfield. They were living at Port Ontario, N.Y. in 1857, and had three children: 1. Orson. 2. George. And 3. Mary.
1795. Vital Records of Norwich 1659-1848, Hartford, Society of Colonial Wars in the State of Connecticut, 1913, 1, 7/23/2017, https://archive.org/stream/vitalrecordsnor01congoog#page/n8/mode/2up.
1796. Connecticut Town Birth Records, pre-1870 (Barbour Collection) for Hyde family, Connecticut Towns, White, Lorraine Cook, Baltimore, MD, USA: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1994-2002, 12/5/2012, ancestry.com, electronic, Connecticut Town Birth Records, pre-1870 (Barbour Collection) [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2006.
1797. “1840 US Census for Polly Heyde,” Richfield, Otsego, New York, electronic, Ancestry.com, 5/17/2012, Year: 1840; Census Place: Richfield, Otsego, New York; Roll: 327; Page: 89; Image: 181; Family History Library Film: 0017203.
1798. John Pember, The History of the Pember Family in America, Celeste Pember Hazen, private printing, 1939, In David Condit’s library, 11-14, 23-27, 34-35, 57-59, 77-78.
Of the children named above
Gustavus Hyde b. June 18,1777, Norwich West Farms.
m. Oct. 1, 1801, Mary Collier.
d. Nov., 1824 prob. at the farm; said to be bur. in E. Poultney Cem., near the upper road, but no stone was saved. According to the Hyde Gen. , Mary d. 1849, Richfield. The Hyde Gen. lists 10 ch, but these cannot now be verified. One was Parley Hyde, who m. 1st Julia , and 2d, his cousin Amanda . He moved North, and is supposed to be that Parley Hyde who was selectman of Albany, Vt. 1836-40, and left a son in Albany, Dr. A. J. Hyde. After the second marriage, at Wells, rem. Richfield, where Amanda lived the rest of her life, but their records are not found. Another is said to have m. Keziah Coon of whom there are family records in Otsego Co. Two of the daughters married Fillmores of a Middletown family not far from home, and another married a Parks of Wells. Vt. has no records of these. One of the youngest was Issachar Hyde. Most of them eventually went on West, after more or less of a stay in "Cooperstown."
Of the children named above
Gustavus Hyde b. June 18,1777, Norwich West Farms.
m. Oct. 1, 1801, Mary Collier.
d. Nov., 1824 prob. at the farm; said to be bur. in E. Poultney Cem., near the upper road, but no stone was saved. According to the Hyde Gen. , Mary d. 1849, Richfield. The Hyde Gen. lists 10 ch, but these cannot now be verified. One was Parley Hyde, who m. 1st Julia , and 2d, his cousin Amanda . He moved North, and is supposed to be that Parley Hyde who was selectman of Albany, Vt. 1836-40, and left a son in Albany, Dr. A. J. Hyde. After the second marriage, at Wells, rem. Richfield, where Amanda lived the rest of her life, but their records are not found. Another is said to have m. Keziah Coon of whom there are family records in Otsego Co. Two of the daughters married Fillmores of a Middletown family not far from home, and another married a Parks of Wells. Vt. has no records of these. One of the youngest was Issachar Hyde. Most of them eventually went on West, after more or less of a stay in "Cooperstown."
1799. “1860 U.S. Census-Margaret Turner,” Wisconsin, Fond Du Lac Co., Rosendale Township, NARA Microfilm M-653, Roll 1407, pg 188, family 560, dwelling 560, National Archives, pg 912 family 1329.
1800. Harrison Co., Iowa Genweb, “U.S. Federal Census Mortality Schedules -Harrison County Iowa -1860-1880 Combined Index,” http://iagenweb.org/harrison/census/mortality_schedules_1860_1880.htm, 5/17/2012.
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